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smartphone or tablet. And again, thank you so much for

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your support. And going over some of the audio from

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this field hearing that was held today in Charlotte by

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the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Oversight. Topic was violent crime,

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and there was a comment made by a Congressman, Kevin Kylie.

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He's a Republican from California. They do exist, and he

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talked about this shooting at an ABC television affiliate station

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in Sacramento as an example of the failure of the

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criminal justice system that's happening in predominantly, if not exclusively,

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in large Democrat run cities. That is not a coincidence. Okay,

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it's not a coincidence. Let me play one more snippet

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of his comments here before I get to the ABC story.

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Speaker 2: The good news is public opinion has turned sharply against

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these sort of radical policies that have gotten to this

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to this point. Even in California. Last year, Californians passed

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a proposition to make a crime illegal again by restoring

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appropriate consequences. That passed with almost seventy percent of the vote,

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despite opposition from the governor and the political establishment. We

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also saw some of these reckless and district attorneys in

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our state removed from office and became Because of that,

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we've actually seen a modest improvement in crime that is

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starting to be felt in our state. So, mister chair,

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I think this is precisely at the time when we

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can say, and we're seeing it in Washington, d c.

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By the way, where we have a controlled experiment going

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on where you can at least turn a couple of

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the levers to increase the certainty of punishment, and what

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do you know, crime goes down. I think that we

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need to use that as an example for how we

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can bring public safety to communities across this country. And

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I think that starts, by the way, first and foremost

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with supporting our law enforcement. So thank you to all

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the law enforcement with us here today.

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Speaker 1: All right, that's Kevin Kylie, and he is precisely correct.

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And by the way, we're now going to see another

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experiment Portland. They're getting some National Guard troops too, or no, well,

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not the National Guard. I think this is actually US

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military that's getting sent there. I've I've got the story

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somewhere in the stack of stuff. Let's get ray on. Hello, Ray,

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Welcome to the.

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Speaker 3: Showp My comment and question is I would like to,

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if they can hear this, offer my deepest condolences, as

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a father of two daughters to this grandfather, I mean

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grandmother and father of these victims. And I can only

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imagine what they went through. Only imagine. And the question

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to you is concerning her not being able to go

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to her granddaughter. I think Mary Logan's funeral because of

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Governor Cooper's shutdowns. Back when that happened, I think, Cooper,

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We're going to shut it down for two weeks, and

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then it just went on and on and on. And

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after that was done, I heard some talk about the

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legislature of passing a law that's saying the governor can

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only cut things down for a couple of weeks and

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then if it's extended, the legislature has to do that.

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Do you know if that ever passed?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that did pass. Okay, yeah, so he has

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to keep coming back. Well, the original I mean, the

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original law that he just completely ignored, was to go

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through the Council of State, but he was not going

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to get the support to keep everything shut down, and

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so he just issued it on his own. So, like

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I would contend that he violated the state law when

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he did the emergency declaration or as I call it,

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Speaker 3: So from in the future, any governor of North Carolina

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can't do it except for two weeks and then the

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legislature has this whether to extend it or not. Is

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that correct, I believe.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know if it's I would have to

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go back and read the law again to find out

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if it's two weeks or what kind of time period.

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these emergency declarations and lockdowns and stuff. They need legislative

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Speaker 3: Right. Well, thanks a.

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Speaker 1: Lot for taking Yeah, yes, sir, Ray, good here from you.

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Speaker 3: Bye, take care.

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Speaker 1: So here is this story out of the Sacramento. I

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mentioned it at the end of the last hour, but

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here are the details about this guy and what he did. Allegedly.

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Prosecutors believe that the suspect who allegedly opened fire on

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the ABC ten station in Sacramento was politically motivated. Sacramento

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County DA theen Hoe told National Review, explaining that a

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search of the suspects vehicle yielded a note that criticized

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members of the Trump administration and appeared to reference the

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recent assassination of Charlie Kirk. The Sacramento Police Department executed

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a search of sixty four year old Annibal Hernandez Sentana's home,

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where they found not only the semi auto nine millimeter

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handgun he allegedly used to fire into the station multiple times,

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but also various pieces of evidence that suggest he was

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motivated by anti Trump animus. The arraignment originally was set

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for they moved it up. That's just a scheduling thing,

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and then he bailed out. They found a calendar that

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was attached to his refrigerator. On that particular calendar for

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the date of September the nineteenth, he had written the

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following message for that date of the shooting, quote, do

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the next scary thing as we put on his calendar

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the day he went and shot at the station, there

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was another search warrant executed inside his Inside of his

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vehicle where more evidence was uncovered. Authorities discovered an anti

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Trump book as well as a handwritten note which read

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for hiding Epstein and ignoring red flags do not support Patel,

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Bongino and ag Bondi. There Next, the handwritten note was

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signed with the initials c K and then the words

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from above. The DA's office believed that CK stands for

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Charlie Kirk, leading officials to believe that there is evidence

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this individual engaged in attacks on the media and the

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free press for political purposes. The DA said that his

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office is bringing three charges against Hernandez Santana, including shooting

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into an occupied building, assault with a semi automatic handgun,

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both of which are felonies, and several counts related to

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the illegal possession of a firearm. Hernandez Santana is also

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facing federal charges, including possessing a firearm within a school zone,

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discharging a firearm within a school zone, and interfering with

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a radio communication station. The maximum penalty for the state

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charges is seventeen years, which is much more than the

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suspect will face federally. However, the federal charges allowed the

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Feds to go pick him up after he bailed out.

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He was released after posting two hundred thousand dollars bail,

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but then got rearrested by the FBI later that day.

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Hernandez Santana a lawyer, retired lobbyist, and quote educated liberal.

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Why is that important because that's what his lawyer is

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claiming is the reason why he's being politically persecuted. This

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is the lawyer Mark Rischell, arguing that the federal charges

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brought against his client represent political persecution motivated motivated by

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the fact that his client is quote an educated liberal.

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A LinkedIn account matching his name indicates he previously was

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a legislative director for the California Federation of Teachers and

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is now retired and engaged in full time parenting. Dude

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was the legislative director for the Teachers' union in California

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and went and shot up a police station with an

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illegal firearm and that's how he had the money to

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post the bail. I guess it's unreal, absolutely unreal. Oh

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not as unreal as what happened up in New York City.

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Did you see this video of this woman punching an

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interviewer interface they dropped all the charges. So when I

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was a kid, my grandpa died with Alzheimer's, and before

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he died, my mom and my dad took care of

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him as he got worse. Forty years ago, there were

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no treatments and not much support for caregivers and family.

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But things are different today because of the work of

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so many people, including the Alzheimer's Association of Western Carolina.

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It's a great organization with awesome people with huge hearts.

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I've been a supporter for twenty five years. This cause

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means a lot to me. I participate in the annual

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Walk to end Alzheimer's and I'm leading a Charlotte team

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again this year, and it's called once again Pete's Pack.

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You can sign up and you can join the team

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and walk with us. It's on October eighteenth that truest

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field sign up at alz dot org Slam Walk and

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then you could search for my team name Pete's Peck.

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There's also a link at thepetepod dot com. There's also

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a link in the description of this podcast. Also, I'll

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be am seeing the Gastonia Walk on October eleventh. Then,

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so you can make a team and join that one too,

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or make a donation and help me hit my goal

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of five thousand dollars. If you do, I really appreciate it.

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There are a bunch of other walks all over the Carolinas.

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You can go to alz dot org slash walk for

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all the dates and locations. We're closer than ever to

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stopping Alzheimer's. Can you help us get there? Will you

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walk with me? For a different future, for families, for

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more time for treatments. This is why we walk. So

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this is from the New York Post. The bronx woman

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caught on camera sucker punching a pro life activist has

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dodged criminal charges in the case because the Manhattan District

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Attorney's office failed to meet a legal deadline instead of

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remorse actor victim again. So the puncher is Brianna Jay Rivers.

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She had been facing a second degree assault charge for

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the incident, which took place in April in Harlem. She

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walked over to Savannah Craven and Tao, who had a

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microphone and is doing like person on the street interviews

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talking about abortion and Brianna Rivers approaches her to talk

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with her for an interview that is clearly being recorded,

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right they're on camera, and let's see here and jump

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ahead to the Okay, here it is Craven and Tao

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asked whether foster kids, because this the attacker Rivers, she

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made the she was pro abortion and Craven Anto is

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pro life, and so Antoo asks her whether foster kids

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should be killed because they're not wanted, and Rivers responded

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why not, which is shocking. So then they go back

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and forth for about a minute, and then Antoo says, well,

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I'm not the one who admitted they'd be okay with

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killing babies and foster care and killing children that have

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been abused, at which point Rivers says, that's not the

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point what I'm saying is and then just bashes her

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in the face on camera, very clear, can't miss it,

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punches her like two or three times, and then storms off,

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flipping the bird at the at the camera and telling

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the camera got to perform a sex act on her,

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which would be impossible because she doesn't have the anatomy required,

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but whatever. She later apologized on social media for socking

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her interviewer, but claimed the antagonistic victim goaded her into violence.

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This is the classic scene from the documentary Forrest Gump

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when Jenny's abusive boyfriend right hits her and then blames

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just this war in that SLB Johnson like, that's the reason.

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The brute has since posted a string of videos online

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gloating about the assault, telling critics to back off now

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that the case has been dismissed. She also launched an

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online fundraiser begging for cash to pay her legal bills. Now,

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she's not out of the woods. Just because Alvin Bragg's

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office missed their deadline for providing discovery and so they

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had to drop the case doesn't mean that the victim

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has no more recourse.

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Speaker 2: She says.

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Speaker 1: That she's now looking into filing a lawsuit against Rivers.

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I feel like people with real common sense know exactly

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what's going on. She's just fishing for more clicks and

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empathy and targeting me for harassment. So yeah, I don't

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really feel anything about it, said the attacker. She's thirty

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years old. By the way, I was apologetic to her.

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I felt sorry about the situation. She wants to continue

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to just kind of drag it out. Yeah, because you've

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suffered no punishment for it. You you punched a person

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in the face on camera, and you are escaping any

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kind of criminal charge for that. Antao said she wasn't

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surprised by River's response and doesn't believe her assailant felt

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any remorse for the attack. She says, I have dozens

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of screenshots of her liking comments saying things like you

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ain't hit that girl hard enough, or you did the

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community of service. She a thousand percent deserved it. Never

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doubt yourself, queen. Apparently this woman made a rap song

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blaming the victim for the assault. The DA's office confirmed

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what it called an unacceptable error in this case, which

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occurred after the case was transferred to a different prosecutor.

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The bungled case is now being reviewed by the Chicago

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based firm Thomas Moore Society, which plans to sue Rivers

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on the activist's behalf. I mean, she had like several

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thousand dollars worth of legal bills, and there's the whole

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accountability element here. Christopher Ferrara, senior counsel with the Thomas

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what is happening in this country over the last year,

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which is the wave of violence by left wing activists

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to think that the appropriate response to an opinion they

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don't like is punching, kicking, assaulting, or shooting somebody. The

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DA's office also failed to update the victim when the

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case got tossed, when the charges were dropped, and the

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DA's office and they're just ignoring all the calls and emails.

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Antell said she didn't know the case was dismissed until

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she saw her assailant flaunting the news on her Instagram posts.

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Diana Florence veteran prosecutor who worked as an assistant district

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attorney under Bragg's predecessor, Cy Vance, and now she's running

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as an independent for Bragg's seat. She said, violence of

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any sort is absolutely abhorrent and shouldn't and should be

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prosecuted here. This was an extremely strong case. It was

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caught on video. There's no question about what happened. Like

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it doesn't get any easier than this case. It's all

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right there, it's all recorded. You got the victim's name,

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you got the assailant's name, everything's there. Just unbelievable. What's

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going on with these prosecutors.

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I get a lot of emails, so I try to

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clear him out. But I found this one from the

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other day from Joe who says I worked in a

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Mountain County court system for thirty five years. I watched

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the assistant district attorneys change from prosecutors to social workers,

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striving to increase the number of closed cases. Assistant das

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have seven years of higher education from our poisoned woke

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institutions too, which is it's a fair assessment as well.

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This was from John. I agree that. And by the way,

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we are waiting on Tim Moore, congressman from North Carolina.

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We had booked him a couple of days ago. Yeah,

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so we're waiting on him to call in. If he

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calls him, we'll get him on and says I agree

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that when there are suspects with a long prior criminal record,

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that should be taken into account. But here's my concern.

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What happens if somebody is charged with murder in Mecklimburg

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County since they are like five years behind schedule and

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going to trial, and that person is then denied bond

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because it's a murder charge, but then they're found not guilty.

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That means they were imprisoned for five years for a

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crime they did not commit. I don't know the balance there,

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because obviously these career criminal types know that just get

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picked up in her back out. Okay, spell check your people, please.

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I think he's saying that the career criminals know that.

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You know, they get picked up, they're right back out

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the next day. And that's a serious problem. But that's

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I mean, that's why, like the judges that make these

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decisions have the latitude right to make k specific defendant

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specific decisions. And you know, when you start getting into

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the territory where you're directing at you know, the legislative level,

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and you're directing sentencing or bail requirements and stuff like that,

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and you're pushing that down, there's no way that you

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are going to foresee every single type of a case, right,

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And so when you make these broad blanket laws, that

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becomes problematic for that kind of a situation that John

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just described. So the alternative has been to allow the

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judges the discretion to look at the facts of a

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particular case, weigh the risk of letting this person back

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out onto the streets. Are they going to reoffend? And

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therein lies the problem is that the judges discretion oftentimes

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is terrible. So this is where we are. And we

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went over this last week when they were debate leading

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Arena's law in the North Carolina legislature, and that former

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judge from Durham County, Marshall Morey, was talking about and

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she's now a representative, she's been up there for years,

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and she's saying, well, you know, I, as a district

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court judge, I set all of the bail guidelines for

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all the magistrates. So you can't blame the magistrate in

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Mecklenburg County for Arena Zarutzka's murder because she was just

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following the guidelines, right, But they are developed by who

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then our district judges, So Wiggins, Judge Wiggins, So okay,

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blame him. Then what are the guidelines? She didn't go

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over those guidelines. But at the hearing today, Congressman Tim Moore,

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do you remember the story? Let me see here, actually,

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let me see if I can pull it up. Yeah,

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well dollars, yeah, so that this person will be in card.

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All right, So I'm going to back this up a

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little bit. This is there's Mark Harris and he's done

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there and then Tim Moore starts speaking here here.

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Speaker 4: I certainly hate the circumstances under which that the committee

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has to be here to our tour our witnesses here.

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I have no words. Some of you I have talked

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to before. Some this is the first time, and the

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tragic deaths that you all have discussed that you have

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lied that you're living through Officer Campbell, your injuries are

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things that should never ever have happened. And I do

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want to push back on some of the argument that

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this is a money issue. This is not a money issue. Uh.

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This is a policy issue. UH. This is a choice

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that is made by often by magistrates. And I can

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give you some examples. One is reason just a couple

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of weeks ago, uh, two of the district attorneys and

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two of the neighboring counties. I represent Travis Page from

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Gaston County, Mike Miller from Cleveland County or here. And

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I can tell you a story that I think is

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very telling. And this happened just September third, so this

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is very recent. A guy by the name of John

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Alexander was accused of breaking into a Belmont Abbey College

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dorm room and sexually assaulting a student that happened in

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Gaston County. However, he was initially arrested here in Mecklenburg County.

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Guess what his bond was, mister chairman. Here, the bond

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was set at fifty thousand dollars. He made bond once

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the case. Once he the case got transferred over to

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Gaston County, the district attorney and the judge there raised

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the bond to five hundred thousand dollars so that this

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person will be incarcerated. That's an example from just a

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few weeks ago, right here showing the difference.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, these are choices that these judges and magistrates are making.

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District attorney, Yes, look I am open and you've got

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my support, Democrats, you've got my support to fund more

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prosecutor positions at the DA.

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Speaker 2: One of the.

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Speaker 1: Stats, because Democrats got to invite a couple of witnesses

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as well. They brought in a statistics guy that made

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the case that violent crime is down over the last

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two years, historic declines in violent crime after the historic

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increases from twenty twenty. But we don't like to talk

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about that. But anyway, so it's gone down again, so good.

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But their other witness was Dina King, former US Attorney

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for the Western District of North Carolina. Of course, she

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was replaced by a Republican when Trump won again, so

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now it's Russ Ferguson. So Dina King she used to

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be a a Mecklemberg assistant da as well, and she

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said that for a population of our size in Mecklimburg County,

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we should have one hundred and forty four prosecutors. Okay,

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one forty four. We have eighty four, So we're sixty

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positions short of what full staffing should be according to

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whatever this analysis was that she was citing. Now there

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is an additional ten that is included in Arena's law

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that the legislature just passed, so that'll go up to

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ninety four, but we're still fifty below where we should be. Now,

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I don't know if one forty four is actually the

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correct number, but probably we should be getting closer to it,

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because I think she makes a compelling case that the

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fewer prosecutors you've got, the greater the workload is, which

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means they are incentivized to do plea deals, to push

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cases out of the system, to just close them, get

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them out of there, and also burn out these assistant

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das will burn out and then they leave and they go,

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you know, make make, you know, some real money in

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the private sector. That's a problem. So yes, like, I'm

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okay with hiring more prosecutors. Absolutely. This is from the

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text line the grumpy major who says, I am retired

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from CMPD with thirty two years within that organization. Seven

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of those years were spent as a commander of several

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different felony investigation bureaus. One part of this slow to

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prosecute major cases is that that's never mentioned is the

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role the defense attorneys play. It is a common practice

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for defense attorneys to seek as many delays and continuances

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in these cases as their friendly judges will give them.

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This is done to put as much time as possible

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between the crime and the court, so that witnesses are lost,

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case detectives retire and move away the shock of the

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crime has passed. It also puts extra strain on the

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prosecutors as cases pile up, leading them to be more

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willing to offer a soft plea bargain to get the

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case resolved. I have yet to see the heroic defense

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attorney often portrayed in media, just ones who are getting

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as many billable hours as they can charge with no

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interest in justice. Yeah, I would say that's I'd say

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that's a big problem too. That's a very big part

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of the problem as well. Because even one of the

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witnesses that testified today at this hearing, she said that

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the DA's office told her in that like she's waited

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five and a half years, they still haven't gone to

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trial for three of the four charged with her granddaughter's murder,

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and the DA's office told her time is not your

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friend because the longer it goes right, like witnesses disappear,

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move away, they die. Just people's memory isn't as sharp,

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they forget things. Whatever. Five and a half years to

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go to trial is unacceptable. It's just unacceptable. Game on

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these shootings. Maybe stop teaching SEL social emotional learning SEO

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in schools that pit students and children up against each

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their minds from childhood from our schools. Yeah, I mean

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they The long march through the institutions has been a

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long march. It's been going on for sixty years. Russ As.

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come down to the microphone and the paycheck. Yes, right,

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Because if I was just standing on a corner or

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like hanging out in your living room saying everything that

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I say on the air, you'd just be like, oh man,

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Pete just doesn't stop talking and it just whinds about everything.

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But yes, you get a paycheck and a microphone, and

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then that means that I'm a commentator. That's how that works.

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Let me see here do some are very scared of

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angering these criminals by calling police on them. I've been

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servicing locations in Charlotte for ten years through all through COVID.

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Majority of businesses have given up on calling the police.

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It's the same people over and over back in their

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business that very day. They just deal with the larceny

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and the chaos. Yeah, that's part of one of the

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critic criticisms of the crime stat data is that people

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have stopped calling police for service calls. So which is

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you should not do that, you should call the police,

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but people stop because they're like, it doesn't do anything,

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it doesn't matter, and that has an impact on the

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crime stats.

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Speaker 4: Um.

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Speaker 1: President Trump, by the way, ordered the Department of War

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what is it good for to dispatch quote all necessary

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troops to Portlandia, Oregon to secure the city and safeguard ICE.

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Trump also confirmed that he is quote authorizing full force

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if necessary. Amid a spate of daily protests against the

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federalized detention facility in Portland that have intensified since June

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the president's announcement. This is from the New York Post

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article by Ryan King. The president's announcement comes on the

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heels of multiple high profile attacks against ICE officers and

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steps announced by US Attorney General and BONDI to crack

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down on those who attack federal personnel Portland. I'm not

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sure if you're aware of this or not, but Portland

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has long been a hotbed of Antifa activities. It's true.

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Rioters there have repeatedly attacked and laid siege to the

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ICE facility in Portland. This includes instances where some sicko

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directed a laser beam into the eyes of an ICE officer.

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They threw smoke grenades at multiple cops that tried to

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damage equipment at the facility. All of this has led

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to an increased federal presence in Portland, which has prompted

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pleas from local officials for protesters to remain peaceful. Please

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remain peaceful. On Friday, at grand jury indicted three women

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for following an ICE agent back to their home and

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live streaming the address on Instagram. See that's why they

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wear the masks. People. All right, that'll do it for

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this episode. Thank you so much for listening. I could

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not do the show without your support and the support

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thank you so much for listening, and don't break anything

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while I'm gone.