Speaker 1: It's starts weren't and we're live, so you can listen
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Speaker 1: is Let's do it and we'll explain who that's from
Speaker 1: and why. Let me explain to you who we've got
Speaker 1: so far. We've got Detective Jake Jacobs from Philadelphia, Hama
Speaker 1: side and now involved shooting unit. And we've got our
Speaker 1: correspondent from Tennessee, veteran NCI especially in Greg Highlands. So, Greg,
Speaker 1: I hear that the bear bears down there are shopping.
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 3: Yes, they have, They've moved to the suburbs and they're
Speaker 3: now shopping.
Speaker 1: Okay, look, let's before we get into really dark stuff.
Speaker 1: I just we'll just run this. This is what happened.
Speaker 1: What is happening in Tennessee?
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 4: You're the coolest guy in the parking lot.
Speaker 5: In a net chat shows on.
Speaker 1: Why is that guy chasing the bear? That's my question?
Speaker 1: No clue. Does he have a gun or something?
Speaker 3: Maybe it's still as wallet.
Speaker 1: Ah possibly possibly so. I guess the big thing right
Speaker 1: now is that school shirt shooting?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah?
Speaker 4: School shooting.
Speaker 1: Do you guys want to say anything quick before we
Speaker 1: move on to other stuff.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, I just you know, within the last couple
Speaker 3: of hours, I was reading about it and I watched
Speaker 3: a few videos on it. So I don't really know
Speaker 3: all the details yet. I do know that they put
Speaker 3: out the manifesto and some things, and there's some Yeah,
Speaker 3: there might be some similarities between Minneapolis and Nashville.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they of him with a weapon, right did you
Speaker 1: see that?
Speaker 2: And the and the manifest Well, there's a whole video
Speaker 2: John of him going through weapons, magazines, knives, certain things, written,
Speaker 2: all those things. So it's still early. I mean, we've
Speaker 2: know how he's been identified.
Speaker 3: There's two videos on YouTube right now. One is of
Speaker 3: him reading a some kind of warning for danger off
Speaker 3: of some kind of like a washer instruction guide, and
Speaker 3: then the other one is actually him thumbing through his manifesto.
Speaker 3: And if you watch that video, turn the volume up
Speaker 3: because he's whispering things as he comes through the manifesto.
Speaker 3: That's right, The two videos are out right now. And then,
Speaker 3: of course, as Jake mentioned, the picture with the magazine
Speaker 3: and the Trump stuff on the magazine.
Speaker 1: Okay, hey, I just want to read this self evident
Speaker 1: disclaimer before we get going, I've used your opinions expressed
Speaker 1: during search warrants are those of the individual expressing them
Speaker 1: and not their former employers or affiliated organizations.
Speaker 2: No, my opinions are definitely my own, and I think
Speaker 2: that has been improving.
Speaker 1: It's self evident.
Speaker 2: And that video that Greg was just referencing, I mean,
Speaker 2: it's some of the stuff that's out there. And if
Speaker 2: you think that there's more people out there like him
Speaker 2: who are doing those video manifestos and reading through those things,
Speaker 2: and if there's more of them out there, that we're
Speaker 2: in trouble. And when you have the mayor of Minneapolis's
Speaker 2: this is public knowledge, you know, saying not to pray
Speaker 2: because they were praying, the kids would praying when they
Speaker 2: got shot. I mean, what kind of idiot is this guy?
Speaker 2: I mean, they have an idiot for a mayor and
Speaker 2: a governor and a lieutenant governor in that state, as
Speaker 2: well as senators and congress people. I mean, I think
Speaker 2: Minnesota is probably the tarror capital of this country right now?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 1: Yeah, No kidding with his Somalis and everything. Denise seeing
Speaker 1: a post with his mom's photo and it was her
Speaker 1: retirement from that school. She had flowers in her hand,
Speaker 1: said she worked there for five years. Jeez, thanks Denise.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the title of this episode is let's do
Speaker 1: it and we'll tell you who it came who that
Speaker 1: sentence came from. But first I want to give you
Speaker 1: an idea of what we're going to be talking about initially. Okay,
Speaker 1: so you might want to put your seatbelt on.
Speaker 4: I don't, please.
Speaker 7: We have an emergency. You have a therapist in parents
Speaker 7: for sure what happened, But god, where's the person?
Speaker 8: Say he's running, You're gone, You're gone being where's front
Speaker 8: on Walnut?
Speaker 9: You're flashing large knife?
Speaker 4: You see some brutal things.
Speaker 2: That crime that night was brutal.
Speaker 10: Sean was stabbed coming out of a restaurant in britten
Speaker 10: House Square.
Speaker 4: Everyone's in a great mood, it's a beautiful night.
Speaker 7: Less than an hour later, he's.
Speaker 9: Been what pomicide called me and they said, Michael White,
Speaker 9: he's going to surrender himself. He's started a few alfurcations
Speaker 9: delivering your food.
Speaker 7: And Sean's still alive.
Speaker 9: How does it starting with a traffic dispute and so
Speaker 9: one is will getting stabbed?
Speaker 7: I remember watching the.
Speaker 9: News, and all I remember seeing is the sadness in
Speaker 9: this boy's eyes.
Speaker 1: Sean was a good hearted person.
Speaker 2: He was humble.
Speaker 4: It's hard to imagine this earth without him walking on it.
Speaker 7: People were speaking about Sean.
Speaker 6: He was a good entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: He knew was turning the city around.
Speaker 7: And that stuff is true. There's another sign. I'm like, Michael,
Speaker 7: how much you could tell me? Did you stab him?
Speaker 7: He said, I don't remember stabbing him.
Speaker 4: Someone who has no criminal record doesn't just start assaulting
Speaker 4: people on the street.
Speaker 7: Something was off here.
Speaker 5: Sean had coconut system.
Speaker 2: Said he had bloodlusted his eye. Sean was a wrestling
Speaker 2: He rushed in. It was a situation that got way
Speaker 2: out of control, and he gave a big story because
Speaker 2: you were dealing with someone who had money, privileged connections.
Speaker 7: And you had a kid from little Philadelphia.
Speaker 6: I just worried about when I was going to get
Speaker 6: the opportunity to tell the truth. If I don't make
Speaker 6: them feel where I'm coming from, it's over.
Speaker 7: And he emotionally charged trials soon.
Speaker 10: So this is straight up costs itself to be Michael
Speaker 10: White was protecting himself.
Speaker 5: That's White. He had the night in the first place.
Speaker 7: I don't know if he meant to kill him, but
Speaker 7: he meant to stab him damn hard.
Speaker 2: There was more to this case than what the media
Speaker 2: was reporting to play out.
Speaker 9: I scoured that neighborhood looking for cameras, looking for witnesses.
Speaker 2: We found the video.
Speaker 6: Everything's happening.
Speaker 2: It's so fit.
Speaker 9: That they arrived at an intersection at the exact same
Speaker 9: moment what happened next to seconds and two people's lives
Speaker 9: have forever changed.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So incidentally, you'll see Ralph in there, right, Jacob Yes.
Speaker 2: And Shawn's lawyer who was a former p D and
Speaker 2: also associate Larry Krishnan.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: Incidentally, Ralph who is normally with us it's grape season,
Speaker 1: you know he's he's.
Speaker 2: Right now. Just got Cypriano huh a Cypriano wine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Okay, So uh.
Speaker 1: Let's get to the uh. Why do we have the
Speaker 1: let's do it? Uh episode title? We have it because
Speaker 1: Mike White, the guy that is featured in that paramount
Speaker 1: as the subject, when we asked him to come on,
Speaker 1: he said, let's do.
Speaker 2: It, but then he.
Speaker 6: Back over them.
Speaker 2: And this is him. Our pictures look like written el
Speaker 2: square a nice gesture.
Speaker 1: Nice nice hand gestures too. Let's see here. We can
Speaker 1: go through a couple of these. So he responded to
Speaker 1: our post, and then he subsequently deleted his own post
Speaker 1: where he said, let's do it, and he had reached
Speaker 1: out who runs this page. I'd like to contact them personally,
Speaker 1: and I was invited to come talk on the show
Speaker 1: in one of these videos you guys posted, So let's
Speaker 1: work that out. And then he deleted everything and then
Speaker 1: he yeah blocked us, which was really great. Okay, so yeah,
Speaker 1: he blocked us.
Speaker 2: Let's see here.
Speaker 1: Uh, and then he says, all these mfs swear they
Speaker 1: know me or my life or my case based off
Speaker 1: social media or what somebody tell them. You want what's real,
Speaker 1: come to the source.
Speaker 2: So we did.
Speaker 1: I wish I could say what I want, but I
Speaker 1: got sued, so I'm a little handicapped, but I'm ready
Speaker 1: speak my mind and filtered.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 1: We invited you, you said you come on. Then all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, you go silent. I never even heard
Speaker 1: of that podcast, and they're saying I mentioned them before today,
Speaker 1: literally my first time even hearing about it because somebody
Speaker 1: sent it to me. Jake Jacobs, I'm talking to you directly,
Speaker 1: if you'd like to speak, say that I've never shied
Speaker 1: away from anything.
Speaker 2: Okay, well you just did. I challenged you a couple more.
Speaker 2: I challenge you to say your side calling my name out.
Speaker 2: I've never shout with from anything. I'll meet you on
Speaker 2: search work. I'll meet you in written house square as
Speaker 2: long as you don't come without a knife, because I
Speaker 2: have something that I will come with if I have
Speaker 2: to use it, but with civil here like, we just
Speaker 2: want to hear your sid and I saw search one
Speaker 2: ever asks to do.
Speaker 1: He also said I've changed a lot.
Speaker 2: And uh.
Speaker 1: Man fuck Larry Karasner too tried to act like he
Speaker 1: did good by dropping charges. He ain't even review the
Speaker 1: case until a week before the trial. Oh goofy ass.
Speaker 1: He only wanted a conviction. He ain't care about nobody.
Speaker 1: Then we've got I knew that ship was a setup.
Speaker 1: Fuck a fuck of Ralph Sabriado. I'm not explaining myself
Speaker 1: to people dedicated to misunderstanding me. I don't even know
Speaker 1: why I responded, but you did. You responded. Let's do
Speaker 1: it right. Let's let's uh look at what he's a
Speaker 1: he said recently, So hang on a second.
Speaker 2: Hey, John, real quick, he's watching unblock I said, We'll
Speaker 2: send him a link.
Speaker 1: He can join a show, absolutely absolutely, and Larry can
Speaker 1: come on with him too.
Speaker 2: Larry can come on with we know Larry Watchers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So this is one of the clips we were
Speaker 1: kind enough to acquire from Meghan Heaton, who was a
Speaker 1: special guest and won't be introducing her shortly happening.
Speaker 6: So here's what we're going to do that But the
Speaker 6: reality is that is not happening. So here's what we're
Speaker 6: going to do. We're gonna stop mentioning me. We're gonna
Speaker 6: stop mentioning it Seawn Skeleton's name. We're gonna let his
Speaker 6: family heal in privacy and peace like they deserve, and
Speaker 6: we're just gonna leave this situation alone.
Speaker 2: I am not sure you're.
Speaker 6: Ncis wet dream or whatever y'all got going on over there.
Speaker 6: What y'all doing the podcast, Like my case is not
Speaker 6: a reference point.
Speaker 2: For whatever political views that you had.
Speaker 6: Whatever you're trying to back up and show how you
Speaker 6: feel about me or whoever likes.
Speaker 2: Is pointless.
Speaker 6: It's really pointless. It's unfair. I'm not it's not even
Speaker 6: unfair to me. It's unfair to you that man's family,
Speaker 6: You know what I mean. You think they want to
Speaker 6: see my face? You think they want to hear my name?
Speaker 6: Hell know, I try to apologize it that they didn't
Speaker 6: want that. So the best thing to do is just
Speaker 6: to leave them alone. That's what I've done. I've left
Speaker 6: them alone. When you stirred the pot like that, you
Speaker 6: don't even know what type of trauma you're digging up
Speaker 6: for them.
Speaker 4: On a longer timeline.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean. Everyone want to say I'm
Speaker 6: low IQ and all this other stuff like that, and
Speaker 6: I took my.
Speaker 1: Okay, more on more, you know.
Speaker 4: What I mean.
Speaker 6: You think they want to see my face, You think
Speaker 6: they want to hear my name? Hell no, I try
Speaker 6: to apologize it that they didn't want that. So the
Speaker 6: best thing to do is just to leave them alone.
Speaker 6: That's what I've done it. I've left them alone. When
Speaker 6: you stirred a pot like that, you don't even know
Speaker 6: what type of trauma you're digging up for them on
Speaker 6: a longer timeline. I mean, everyone want to say I'm
Speaker 6: a low i Q and all this other stuff like that,
Speaker 6: and I took mark.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, there's a lot of things wrong. With that
Speaker 1: film from uh par Amount plus Uh, Jake, is it
Speaker 1: correct that he was a sean was stabbed in.
Speaker 2: The back, stabbed in the back, plunging it back? One
Speaker 2: of the people who saw in that brief clip he
Speaker 2: was the sergeant of the crime scene unit knowing well,
Speaker 2: I think I think he was a sergeant when he
Speaker 2: left the job, Palmer.
Speaker 1: Okay, so uh obviously, Uh. Meghan Heaton has a lot
Speaker 1: to say about this. Can we bring Megan up?
Speaker 2: Bill? Please? Thank you? Megan?
Speaker 1: How you doing good? How you We had a few
Speaker 1: connection problems that I wanted to make sure that there
Speaker 1: was was all there.
Speaker 5: It seems good so far.
Speaker 1: Okay, Hey, uh Bill, can you bring Marcus up to Uh? Incidentally,
Speaker 1: I just want to both have been on before, but
Speaker 1: I just wanted to reintroduce them. Meghan Heaton is an
Speaker 1: executive producer and she's a correspondent to The Rudy Juliana Show,
Speaker 1: among other things. Marcus see Williams is the conservative voice
Speaker 1: of New York. So, uh, you know, we're lucky to
Speaker 1: have both of you here today in regard to this.
Speaker 1: So before I know, Megan has quite a quite a
Speaker 1: bit to say. Marcus, I just want to get your
Speaker 1: but beforehand, I want I just want to get Marcus's
Speaker 1: thoughts on what you just saw.
Speaker 9: Well, honestly, John, I think that it's very disappointing, right,
Speaker 9: you know, like, look at what happened in the incident.
Speaker 9: You're given a chance to go out and share your
Speaker 9: side of the story now. Very clearly either he wants
Speaker 9: to be tight lit because they told him to keep
Speaker 9: his mouth shut, or whatever the case is, which is
Speaker 9: what I'm thinking, you know, and now you're not man
Speaker 9: enough to say, listen, I've got an agreement.
Speaker 7: I'm not able to talk on this matter anymore. That's it.
Speaker 9: I was wanted to do it before, I can't do
Speaker 9: it now. But what he tried to do is go
Speaker 9: out there and basically slander you guys. And that was
Speaker 9: and called Jake out by name, Jake themse fightings words.
Speaker 2: I don't know. All you gotta do is, you know,
Speaker 2: come on show. We can debate. I've debated better. I'd better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Greg, Uh, you know you're in Tennessee. Uh, but
Speaker 1: you you covered Uh you know you were in charge
Speaker 1: of Philadelphia before for a federal law enforcement in and uh,
Speaker 1: you know, do you have anything initial thoughts.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, you can't say that you want
Speaker 3: to do something and then after everybody opens the door
Speaker 3: for you, you say you don't want to come in,
Speaker 3: so come on in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, you.
Speaker 2: Know what, John, real quick, let me tell you what happened.
Speaker 2: You know, he claimed the Galilees. What happened is brand
Speaker 2: his mouth lad crashing them got together. They told him,
Speaker 2: based on the way they molded this this case, to
Speaker 2: totally exonerate this criminal. He couldn't run his mouth because
Speaker 2: they know listen, they know me very well. They know
Speaker 2: if I asked questions, we're in this public form here,
Speaker 2: he can open up such a can of worms by
Speaker 2: running his mouth that they told him not to do it.
Speaker 2: So not only did he not decide not to do it,
Speaker 2: he deleted his post so he could wouldn't be seen
Speaker 2: as saying, let's do it. And then Marcus, I'm sorry, Michael,
Speaker 2: I'm here, let do it. If Larry is telling you
Speaker 2: not to be a man, go on your things, stop
Speaker 2: trying to do a lot of nonsense. Say Larry or
Speaker 2: the judge who used to be a PD who's tight,
Speaker 2: I forgot her name, I know her very well. Notice
Speaker 2: that she was a Rookie p D tell them listen.
Speaker 2: I want to challenge Jake Jacobs. I know who Jake
Speaker 2: Jacobs is. Now I want to talk to him and
Speaker 2: tell him my side. Let's do it. Michael White.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Hey, so we have another special guest.
Speaker 2: And he's had Sorry, Bet, I took it to a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 1: Excellent comments here before we get to Megan, because I
Speaker 1: know she's got a lot to say it. But our
Speaker 1: other special guest is We're going to talk about technology
Speaker 1: in the second hour, but I want to bring CEO
Speaker 1: Glenn forward up, Glenn, how you doing. Glenn has been
Speaker 1: kind enough to make some comments relative to the relative
Speaker 1: to the got it backed out of appearing he sounds like, uh,
Speaker 1: he sounds like chicken chicken chong.
Speaker 4: No, yeah, he sounds more like chong. You know, man,
Speaker 4: that's my record now.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't be hard to debate that crackhead. So you know,
Speaker 1: I'm glad appreciate the comments. If you uh as we're
Speaker 1: going through.
Speaker 4: If you yeah, I know my comments are probably harsh
Speaker 4: and unfiltered and unapologetic, but you know what, I'm I've
Speaker 4: got no apologies for it either. So Jake, you've got
Speaker 4: nothing to worry about with this guy. This guy is
Speaker 4: too stoned. He can't even spell the word old, you know.
Speaker 4: And but he is right about Krasner. He is an
Speaker 4: old piece of dog shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah old. Okay.
Speaker 1: So Megan has a personal connection to this case obviously,
Speaker 1: as we've mentioned before. And Megan, can you give us
Speaker 1: an idea of.
Speaker 10: I want to start I want to start from the
Speaker 10: beginning with all of this with with Michael. Obviously that
Speaker 10: day when Jake suggested maybe he should come on the
Speaker 10: show this.
Speaker 5: And that, I never, like, I didn't know he was
Speaker 5: going to say that, but you know whatever, I would
Speaker 5: be open to it.
Speaker 10: So when he blocked all of you guys for him
Speaker 10: to go to this level right publicly to try to
Speaker 10: make the Ralph even and Jake and me too look
Speaker 10: like we were trying to put him in some kind
Speaker 10: of setup.
Speaker 5: Do you get what I'm saying? What were you trying
Speaker 5: to do? Did you want to elicit another race war?
Speaker 10: And you know, help with that because obviously in Sean's case,
Speaker 10: that's exactly what that was used to do.
Speaker 5: He speaks about, you know, and cis wet dream, et cetera.
Speaker 10: You should have been a wet dream that would actually
Speaker 10: be too nice for you. Actually, when you think about it,
Speaker 10: all I did was defend my people. You know what
Speaker 10: I'm saying. I'm watching what is playing out, and I'm like,
Speaker 10: oh no, no, in this realm, we deal with facts
Speaker 10: and we have sources, right because in the mainstream media
Speaker 10: and everything else that's played out, we've learned over the
Speaker 10: last few years how much they actually lie. What he
Speaker 10: doesn't like, He doesn't care about Sean's family. It's not
Speaker 10: about that.
Speaker 5: I mean, do you know how deranged that you have
Speaker 5: to be to even try.
Speaker 10: To think of speaking on their behalf? Is insane to me,
Speaker 10: But it just shows you, you know, what we're actually
Speaker 10: dealing with.
Speaker 5: In a way, He's given me some kind of closure
Speaker 5: to this because he's.
Speaker 10: Saying what I've been saying about Larry Krasner the whole
Speaker 10: entire time, that a quote did not look at the
Speaker 10: case until a week before. I mean, wow, that was
Speaker 10: that was That was That's a bottomshell that you're saying
Speaker 10: publicly multiple times, saying fuck Krasner. Now you keep acting
Speaker 10: like we're the ones bringing up your name and this,
Speaker 10: and that you're going publicly and saying stuff like that
Speaker 10: publicly so that means any any independent news source or
Speaker 10: any independent journals could pick up on that. Also, let's
Speaker 10: not forget Philadelphia is the fourth largest uh you know,
Speaker 10: media in this country, and that's the top that was
Speaker 10: the top story for a few years, and it's searchable
Speaker 10: and obviously Paramount plus has get millions of views.
Speaker 5: So what is it that you're really upset about. Let's
Speaker 5: talk about it. I know what you're upset about.
Speaker 10: You're upset that I haven't left this alone for seven
Speaker 10: years and that I have all the spree shouts and
Speaker 10: I could just sit here and connect the dots all day.
Speaker 5: Did you really think that for my life?
Speaker 10: I really thought that I would have to be doing
Speaker 10: this for seven years, because I can tell you it
Speaker 10: wasn't on my bingo card. But since we are here
Speaker 10: and everything else that's playing out, you see it with
Speaker 10: Trump and all of the things that I have played
Speaker 10: out the last few years, we have to talk about
Speaker 10: it because if we don't talk about it, we have
Speaker 10: to make sure things like this never happen again. Yes,
Speaker 10: George Sorow's funded prosecutors that did a lot of prosecut
Speaker 10: curatorial misconduct.
Speaker 7: You know, all of this does have to get dealt with.
Speaker 5: You may not like it, but this is what it is,
Speaker 5: and the narrative has changed now it's not.
Speaker 2: What it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is uh.
Speaker 5: Also you want to talk about you know, uh, people
Speaker 5: are making money and their political views. Do you understand
Speaker 5: that that's what you were a part of.
Speaker 10: This whole thing played a role in promoting the race,
Speaker 10: the race narrative, you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: It had nothing to do about what was right and wrong.
Speaker 2: Well, he had no problem with sitting down with paramount
Speaker 2: plus kids. You knew that was going to be a
Speaker 2: friendly type millions of people.
Speaker 10: Now you want to silence me, You got a better
Speaker 10: chance of Jesus coming off the cross and silence and
Speaker 10: me and let me let me let you know something else.
Speaker 10: Your threats that you're publicly making about me, you're I mean,
Speaker 10: you can't.
Speaker 5: Be that smart that you're doing that publicly. But either way,
Speaker 5: I'm not.
Speaker 10: I don't fear you. You're It doesn't make you a man.
Speaker 10: That you killed an unarmed man.
Speaker 5: That doesn't make you a man. Okay, And you don't
Speaker 5: scare me, so it.
Speaker 10: Doesn't matter your threats. I'm highly favored and protected by God.
Speaker 5: That's it. That's how I live my life. So luck
Speaker 5: with that narrative.
Speaker 2: You should agree murder. Listen, every every prosecutor will tell
Speaker 2: you during closing arguments you can prove premeditation in an instant.
Speaker 2: You don't have to have some three week long plan
Speaker 2: for murder. When he stood there, watched everything in a
Speaker 2: in an incident that had nothing to do with him.
Speaker 2: He was delivering something somewhere else. He stopped because he
Speaker 2: had a knife. He got involved in that. Then Larry
Speaker 2: and them got together, Larry more Vita and all of
Speaker 2: them got together, made the n word the racist. They
Speaker 2: coached up a whole racial narrative, and then they got
Speaker 2: him to go along with it. There's not one interview statement,
Speaker 2: there's not one witness statement. There's not one eyewitnesses or
Speaker 2: any other second witness that shows that anything racial was
Speaker 2: ever done. Every everybody I talked to it and I
Speaker 2: talked to people who was involved with the investigation. Just
Speaker 2: just so you know, you you should have been charged
Speaker 2: with first degree murder correct, not third degree not involuntary
Speaker 2: man slaughter. And if I was just signed investigator, you
Speaker 2: would have got charged with first degree murder. And I
Speaker 2: would thought Larry when he tried to drop it to
Speaker 2: the twenty to forty third, which nobody gets third degree anymore. Anyway,
Speaker 2: he's offering sweet deals even on third degree where you
Speaker 2: don't get the twenty to forty. Then he staged the jury,
Speaker 2: He staged the trial. He collaborated with the defense attorney
Speaker 2: to have this guy walk for something that was a
Speaker 2: life sentence to a not guilty. That's what you have
Speaker 2: planned in that office.
Speaker 10: Which was very planned, and you could tell it from
Speaker 10: the beginning, from the second that they arrested him, having
Speaker 10: a whole press conference, having all the police wait outside.
Speaker 5: Michael White, this is what I.
Speaker 10: Wonder besides your selfish self, do you think about what
Speaker 10: this did to the family or his loved ones, or
Speaker 10: the fact that the family had to turn on the
Speaker 10: TV every day or look at the comments online make
Speaker 10: their their loved one looked like he was racist.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, his best friend is black. An eight year old
Speaker 5: woman got up at his funeral was talking like show him,
Speaker 5: was you know, like I sunned him? Do you think
Speaker 5: that they showed any of that? Of course they didn't.
Speaker 10: And then as a regular citizen, if you talk too
Speaker 10: much or you were saying too much to make people
Speaker 10: actually wake up.
Speaker 5: This is what they did. These social media companies were
Speaker 5: directed to censor people. It's not right. This is this
Speaker 5: is a very big deal.
Speaker 10: So as much as he thinks like this should go away,
Speaker 10: you know, you're not really helping yourself or your cause
Speaker 10: by doing what you're doing, because if you were smart,
Speaker 10: you would stay off the internet actually try to improve
Speaker 10: yourself instead of blaming everybody else.
Speaker 4: Can I just asked you a question here. I heard
Speaker 4: in that video you guys were playing that someone said
Speaker 4: that he said he doesn't remember doing any of it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: what I'm saying, there's no wait a second. If I'm
Speaker 4: not mistaken here, Megan, he's claiming that, let me guess
Speaker 4: it's that fake old bullshit that oh I had a blackout,
Speaker 4: I don't remember anything.
Speaker 5: I don't know why the notes in your phone? Why
Speaker 5: did the notes know? How did he loaded the tell
Speaker 5: the evidence?
Speaker 10: Why is that because they knew? If they actually used
Speaker 10: the notes and the real stuff in his phone?
Speaker 5: He was making videos after he killed him about wrapping
Speaker 5: and blood in the streets.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: But what I'm saying is, if he's claiming some it
Speaker 4: wasn't him, but some woman said that he said he
Speaker 4: didn't remember anything about the event. But now all of
Speaker 4: a sudden they're claiming that things were done because someone
Speaker 4: said the N word or something.
Speaker 5: You remember that that was always the narrative because they needed.
Speaker 4: To exactly.
Speaker 2: You know, you see the thing with that Glenn First
Speaker 2: he said that he heard it. Then he said that
Speaker 2: he saw he read his lips. Did you hear it
Speaker 2: or did you see his miles move? Which one was it?
Speaker 2: Because no one heard it or saw it.
Speaker 5: Both the witnesses said that they didn't. And guess what.
Speaker 5: Brighton House is very busy on a Thursday night, a
Speaker 5: lot of people go out.
Speaker 11: But let me ask you something. Is this any reason
Speaker 11: to stab somebody?
Speaker 4: I mean, I've been called a honky and a cracker
Speaker 4: or a nick and everything else. I haven't stabbed anybody
Speaker 4: over that. Why this should be first degree murder, plain
Speaker 4: and simple.
Speaker 6: And all of that.
Speaker 10: We know this right because it's been a second actually
Speaker 10: know all of this. Where the issue is is this
Speaker 10: guy even opening his mouth threatening anybody. First of all,
Speaker 10: it's our Amendment rights to talk about this. And that's
Speaker 10: a big part of everything that's been playing out the
Speaker 10: last couple of years, is that the news was lying
Speaker 10: to everybody, So imagine everybody, everybody actually thought he was racist.
Speaker 5: You know how messed up it is for a.
Speaker 10: Mother or a family member or a loved one have
Speaker 10: to try to defend someone who's not even here anymore.
Speaker 5: And these lies malicious. It's horrible, and all you care
Speaker 5: about is yourself right now. You're unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to refresh people's memories. Here is Meghan
Speaker 1: with Sean.
Speaker 2: Okay, good pick. Yeah.
Speaker 10: And the thing is the audacity of telling me I'm
Speaker 10: not going to talk about Sean Scalinger or I'm not
Speaker 10: going to who are you talking to right now? To
Speaker 10: tell me who I'm going to talk to or not
Speaker 10: talk to. Honestly, I was leaving it alone. If we
Speaker 10: brought up this situation, you know, obviously I would speak
Speaker 10: on it. But you're not the only case that we
Speaker 10: speak about. Don't give yourself too much credit. There's a
Speaker 10: lot of other cases that are exactly similar to this,
Speaker 10: where a lot of other families and did not get
Speaker 10: the justice that they deserved. So I'm not just talking
Speaker 10: for Sean. I'm talking for all victims, all victims families,
Speaker 10: you know, like this is ridiculous.
Speaker 5: You know, Megan correct me, why you're in Brighton House Square.
Speaker 5: He's basically correcting me, telling me I said, yeah, I know,
Speaker 5: it was a few feet away. Like he's delusional.
Speaker 10: Why would you even take a picture? And he's telling
Speaker 10: me so I can say fuck you to people like you.
Speaker 11: I mean, here's what.
Speaker 4: Seriously, that's what I would do to him.
Speaker 11: I would.
Speaker 4: I got something for him.
Speaker 2: You know, what's talk about other cases that we talk about.
Speaker 2: There's another case near written out Square. It's that the
Speaker 2: Holtz bar and grills is uh his billboards.
Speaker 7: Let's talk about that.
Speaker 2: So, so you got you got Larry doing the same
Speaker 2: exact thing, trying to you know, trying to downgrade the charge. Here,
Speaker 2: you had, just like Michael White, someone who commits the
Speaker 2: crime tosses away to the evidence and change their clothes
Speaker 2: for him, and Larry down greasy. That almost like the
Speaker 2: same dark Knight.
Speaker 5: Because it was because it was going to affect a
Speaker 5: black vote.
Speaker 10: He was told in certain terms. I don't know if
Speaker 10: it was from black clerk clerk from the powers that be.
Speaker 10: He was told and can't it's gonna and it would
Speaker 10: affect the election. Wow, that's something that's probably worth looking into.
Speaker 10: You know, it's it's it's the game playbook.
Speaker 1: I mean it falls on this person, right.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, he tried. He tried to get that case
Speaker 2: dismissed and tried to give that lawyer ar D and
Speaker 2: any trouble.
Speaker 10: His billboards are everywhere, do you know how like the
Speaker 10: billboards are every two seconds when you're on ninety five.
Speaker 5: There's two right next to my house too, Like it's
Speaker 5: not normal. Did What I want to know is did
Speaker 5: did he get his gun rights taken from him? The
Speaker 5: guy was running around and he got shot in the back.
Speaker 5: Everybody that's in law enforcement and Philly knows the facts
Speaker 5: of that case. They know that, but it just gets
Speaker 5: rushed under the rug.
Speaker 4: You know who's paying for those billboards? That's where you
Speaker 4: need to look.
Speaker 2: Oh, this guy's a very successful limar Hill he himself.
Speaker 9: So my question is, though, where did that money go
Speaker 9: for that paramount piece? Where did that money go?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Good question?
Speaker 7: How much was it? I can continue.
Speaker 2: He can't talk on search one because he has legal issues.
Speaker 4: That sign a contract, he keeps it up.
Speaker 7: That's what I'm wondering. Did he sign a contract and
Speaker 7: he can't talk, That's what I'm thinking that it is.
Speaker 11: He has an NBA, then I can understand it. But
Speaker 11: if none exists and he's.
Speaker 7: Going to get on the show.
Speaker 1: That he let's do it.
Speaker 2: L gave him some bad advice.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's such a bad ass. He's ready to
Speaker 4: kick all our asses and everything. So, like I said,
Speaker 4: you know, if he's a tough guy, I got this
Speaker 4: for him.
Speaker 2: I know how to use it.
Speaker 11: I grew up in South Bronx.
Speaker 4: You know, hey, you know what, maybe here that it'll
Speaker 4: look like just little incisions so much to help.
Speaker 7: Maybe maybe you should challenge him to a no problem.
Speaker 9: Maybe maybe I was gonna say a knife fight, but
Speaker 9: a charity boxing event there.
Speaker 4: Were problem, no problem. I might be in my fifties,
Speaker 4: but I can still move like I'm in my twenties.
Speaker 2: There we go. I just want to say, God, is
Speaker 2: this is You got a crypto masquerading at his defensive
Speaker 2: as a district attorney. Correct, and he's he's on this
Speaker 2: side of the law. Unfortunately, all cowards like we got
Speaker 2: somebody against him right now in the game. There's a
Speaker 2: Republican now Pat Dugan. If Pat Duga's not going to
Speaker 2: sit and say if I'm da I'm going to look
Speaker 2: to prosecute Larry for all these crimes. Then he's not
Speaker 2: going to win because Pat Dugan has already said that
Speaker 2: he knows Larry is lying. All the judges know that
Speaker 2: what Larry's doing his criminal, but none of them have
Speaker 2: the balls to sit back and call them out on
Speaker 2: it publicly. And then he would get the Republican vote
Speaker 2: in Philadelphia if he let people know that he had
Speaker 2: their back. So far, he's just doing the same old No.
Speaker 2: I hope so mega, but you know, I don't.
Speaker 5: No, no, I want to just be honest. Because it
Speaker 5: just started happening in the last like two to three days.
Speaker 10: My timeline on Instagram is getting flooded with clips of
Speaker 10: him talking and it's like really good.
Speaker 5: So I do see a change in terms of whoever's
Speaker 5: running that campaign or whatever they're doing. And the clips,
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 10: A couple of them are I guess they must have
Speaker 10: did like some kind of forum him and Larry Krasner,
Speaker 10: and a lot of what he's saying is really good.
Speaker 5: So I do think that it's going to connect, and
Speaker 5: I hope that it does. I mean, think about it.
Speaker 5: We're what ten weeks away from the election.
Speaker 7: Right now.
Speaker 5: I mean, thankfully we have him to help us with Krasner.
Speaker 2: What I always hear is talking, and I'm tired of
Speaker 2: us always talking, and it was stop action, you know.
Speaker 2: And that's he's on them Instagram crypts promising the prosecution.
Speaker 2: You had five almost over six hundreds. I know how
Speaker 2: to keep the numbers in homicide, they said five sixty two.
Speaker 2: You had over six hundred murders in a year in
Speaker 2: Philadelphia and it was all a result of this kind
Speaker 2: of stuff that he's doing with Michael White, Lenning Hill
Speaker 2: and everyone else. So let who was going to get
Speaker 2: up there and say, I'm going to investigate you can't
Speaker 2: deconstrate the prosecution. I'm going to investigate Lad Krasner for
Speaker 2: the criminal activity I believe that he was engaged in,
Speaker 2: and if I find enough evidence, I'm going to prosecute
Speaker 2: his ass. Put that on Instagram.
Speaker 9: Well, but Jake, aren't they saying that the crime and
Speaker 9: the violence isn't that bad? Isn't that just a small
Speaker 9: number of murders. The murders are down.
Speaker 2: Right down.
Speaker 10: Out of seven hundred out of a thousand cases, they're
Speaker 10: saying or not being prosecuted.
Speaker 5: A thousand.
Speaker 11: That happen in d C.
Speaker 4: You know, I think it was the d J to
Speaker 4: realize Capitol police were not reported.
Speaker 5: They do it in Philly.
Speaker 10: Two and du get Pat Dugan has talked about that
Speaker 10: in his open forum and we talked about that also.
Speaker 5: I just want to add another comment.
Speaker 10: I told Pat Dugan h during that that one event
Speaker 10: with Krasner when he was talking and I said stuff
Speaker 10: to Krasner. Two, I told Pat Dugan the whole situation
Speaker 10: that I deal with with them taking my rights and whatnot.
Speaker 5: And I just want to say this statement.
Speaker 10: I live in a city where our DA does not
Speaker 10: prosecute murder or legal gun crime. Yet I can't carry
Speaker 10: a gun after being a victim of a crime because
Speaker 10: I'm a political target.
Speaker 4: Exactly, New Jersey, you get prosecuted if you put a
Speaker 4: Trump sticker on your are we won't get Trum prosecuted
Speaker 4: for murders.
Speaker 10: No, No, that's the way I want to finish this though,
Speaker 10: Like I want so you really understand and I want
Speaker 10: the viewers to really understand.
Speaker 5: What I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You speak the truth.
Speaker 5: This is the exact reason.
Speaker 10: That I need to be able to carry my unarmed
Speaker 10: loved one was killed fast forward. I lost my rights
Speaker 10: as a victim of a robbery in public the same
Speaker 10: day that I'm at advance event, quoted to the Inquirer saying.
Speaker 5: That prosecutors don't prosecute crime.
Speaker 10: To be robbed all in the same day, and my
Speaker 10: right care to carry the city where the DA does
Speaker 10: not prosecute misconduct, does not prosecute crime and murder.
Speaker 5: And he has had a lot of prosecutatorial miscontact in
Speaker 5: many instances. Now I have Michael White, the killer, threatening
Speaker 5: the online. This is not new.
Speaker 10: He's contacted family members in the first six days of
Speaker 10: his and he was out on bail. They would not
Speaker 10: revoke his bail. He's making family members.
Speaker 4: If he's making, you got a crime right there, killing, killing.
Speaker 10: An unarmed person without a weapon. Like I said, it
Speaker 10: doesn't make you tough. But the thing is, I'm not
Speaker 10: going to be threatened. It's bad enough that everything is
Speaker 10: happening that I said. The only reason that I ever
Speaker 10: started caring, and I'm on record for a few years
Speaker 10: now saying this is because my loved one was murdered
Speaker 10: that was unarmed. Do you understand as a single woman,
Speaker 10: of course I'm going to do that. Really, we already
Speaker 10: know what's happening. I've been on Juliani many times talking
Speaker 10: about Hunter's laptop, talking about him in a school zone
Speaker 10: with a gun. I've always been an advocate for you know,
Speaker 10: writing whatnot. So now I'm not just for having just
Speaker 10: speaking the truth. And I've been censored the whole entire time.
Speaker 5: And I'm also a victim of crime in multiple cities.
Speaker 5: You know what I'm saying, like this is ridiculous. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: It's not right.
Speaker 4: No, it's not right. You're not just the only one.
Speaker 4: I mean a lot of him, a lot of Chao.
Speaker 4: There was a woman they were talking about how the
Speaker 4: mayor there doesn't want the police in and Pritzker doesn't
Speaker 4: want the police, and she was saying she lost cousins, uncles, everything,
Speaker 4: and egging for the National Guard to come help.
Speaker 5: For a while now about the national Guard.
Speaker 4: That was yesterday morning.
Speaker 5: We need to see arrest. I want to see Kris arrest. Yes,
Speaker 5: very interesting.
Speaker 1: This title how Larry Krasner orchestrated a high profile murder
Speaker 1: case to get an accused killer. Wow, the hook and.
Speaker 5: That's part plus.
Speaker 10: But you got a problem with search, weren't because why
Speaker 10: we're investigative journalists.
Speaker 5: We say that we can't be bought, we can't be censored.
Speaker 4: You know what needs to get something. I think that's
Speaker 4: about the only thing that would convince him to prosecute crime.
Speaker 7: That's crazy, you know one of the crazy things.
Speaker 1: Okay about let's put put that up for motion.
Speaker 4: Vote on it. Somebody please read Krasner smart to feel
Speaker 4: the crime. You know.
Speaker 9: The craziest thing about that. The craziest thing about that
Speaker 9: is where I am. Two quick instances in Rochester over
Speaker 9: the last week so. We had one house home invasion.
Speaker 9: It was a family home and this guy ran into
Speaker 9: their home to try to rob them, and they the
Speaker 9: family jumped on him, and one of the family members
Speaker 9: had a legal firearm to and they were to they
Speaker 9: were restraining him and they got him down until the
Speaker 9: police came out. He's the same, minor injuries. Okay, this
Speaker 9: shows you the importance of being able to carry legally.
Speaker 9: But they make it more and more difficult for law
Speaker 9: abiding citizens to carry. And people that are shouldn't have
Speaker 9: firearms have firearms that aren't even legal in the city
Speaker 9: or the state that they're in then.
Speaker 2: And they.
Speaker 7: Now exactly now. The worst thing on top of the
Speaker 7: legal gun owner.
Speaker 5: That's it a crime. More trouble is a legal gun owner.
Speaker 7: I'm sure why you know what now?
Speaker 9: Now listen, listen to this, Megan, You're you're gonna feel
Speaker 9: very heart heart hurt from this. So there was a
Speaker 9: guy who beat his This was like two weeks ago,
Speaker 9: not even maybe ten days ago. Now, he beat his
Speaker 9: girlfriend bloody right, and because of the cash list bill
Speaker 9: bill reformed that we have here, he got back right
Speaker 9: back out of jail same day. Okay, he went to
Speaker 9: his girlfriend's house and murdered his girlfriend. He is now
Speaker 9: in prison for that murder. But they could have stopped
Speaker 9: it by not letting him out.
Speaker 5: That happened in Philadelphia too.
Speaker 10: There's a story of a guy that ended up he
Speaker 10: was supposed to be on the bracelet. He ended up
Speaker 10: killing the girl in a shallow and try to put
Speaker 10: her in the park. They found our body, the same
Speaker 10: exact scenario. There's hundreds of cases like this and I've.
Speaker 4: Just watch you have to be lost before something is
Speaker 4: actually done, like prosecuting Chrysler.
Speaker 9: Is just like.
Speaker 2: Megan talk about her case. And that's why I keep
Speaker 2: bringing up Dugan and I bring up vegan a minute,
Speaker 2: but we had another crown with a gun. We had
Speaker 2: married Krashner in the d a's office gun violence coordinator.
Speaker 2: Whatever the hell he is correct, he's in the cemetery.
Speaker 2: He's going during work hour in a cemetery and blown
Speaker 2: by another by a male prostitute. When the male prostitute
Speaker 2: gets done, it's probably a failure to pay. He shootes,
Speaker 2: the e jails the male prostitute. It is. That's desperate,
Speaker 2: you know, in the cemetery doing work hours.
Speaker 7: He just and that's the ar.
Speaker 2: Yes, he just loss his job, no charges, no nothing,
Speaker 2: got off scot free.
Speaker 5: He just right away. Even during that time, I was
Speaker 5: supposed to about Prize or fifty times a day. Every
Speaker 5: day that I wake up, I was posting about him.
Speaker 10: Dave Boom try to put that media blackout story, but
Speaker 10: I already got the information. I said, oh, I see
Speaker 10: what you guys are doing, a good thing. I take
Speaker 10: screenshots and I reposted it, and I would just keep going.
Speaker 10: You know, that's part of the reason that they would
Speaker 10: take a lot of my accounts is because I'm giving
Speaker 10: the other you know, objective to it, not the mainstream
Speaker 10: whatever bullshit that they want us to buy.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying right.
Speaker 2: The thing, and that's why I keep calling out Dugan
Speaker 2: and what happened with Vega. The last person to challe
Speaker 2: Larry was a season prosecuted twenty five years of prosecuting.
Speaker 2: But when he went up against Castner, he the same
Speaker 2: pitbull would be in the courtroom prosecuting Humber. He became
Speaker 2: mute and let Craftsman actually call him a racist. It
Speaker 2: was a tino. So he let the white call him
Speaker 2: a racist and Robert did whatever. And that's the same thing.
Speaker 5: There that night. I was there in Vegas camp the
Speaker 5: day like, and I have a video because you know
Speaker 5: he was down on himself. George Janner's probably like.
Speaker 2: You know, you know when you shut down to yourself
Speaker 2: going there with balls, you know what you got there?
Speaker 2: You know, these are the facts. The reason Jake is
Speaker 2: sitting here right now because Larry knows. I'm not scared.
Speaker 2: I challenged Larry. I challenged the whole Philadelpha Police department.
Speaker 2: They all came after me. I'm still going there. I'm
Speaker 2: in a Supreme Court on one case in the third circle.
Speaker 2: The other case, and it should court in the other case,
Speaker 2: and I'm about to do other one. Whether it's a
Speaker 2: federal court judge, whether it's a district attorney, I don't
Speaker 2: care who it is, you know, And you talk about
Speaker 2: circling back to to your firearm story. The Second Amendment
Speaker 2: is there. It's a part of the constitution. You can't
Speaker 2: law it is. But I'm sorry, well if you let,
Speaker 2: if you, if you're allowed him to take away your rights.
Speaker 2: And and one thing just talking about fudging numbers. Your job,
Speaker 2: for instance, is how Larry Fudge is the number. I
Speaker 2: know you're a civilian, so you could you consider where
Speaker 2: they took your gun a robbery, but for law enforcement purposes,
Speaker 2: the way they took it is a theft because there
Speaker 2: was no force. But that's what Larry's doing with the numbers. Also,
Speaker 2: he's taking home invasion robberies like marcuson talking about, and
Speaker 2: turn them into criminal mischief on Vanderism. So now you
Speaker 2: don't have the violent crime of a home invasion robbery
Speaker 2: because all you had was the was the perpetrator have
Speaker 2: a few pumps and users and they say, well he
Speaker 2: just truspassed, and that's how they change the number. Reliasts
Speaker 2: in the Capitol, relastan in Philadelphia, relations in California, relations
Speaker 2: in Chicago, and that's why violent comes not down.
Speaker 11: Well, it is considered a misdemeanor.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. They could tell you violent crime
Speaker 2: is down.
Speaker 4: You know what Mammon Dammy's doing over here, Mammy Dammy,
Speaker 4: the all that guy that's running in New York City.
Speaker 4: He wants to do away with misdemeanors. So that's the
Speaker 4: next step to what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Well, lookten, we allowed them now to tell us, did
Speaker 2: you use terms like gender ideology for our children? This
Speaker 2: the slippery spoke you get on when start off with
Speaker 2: don't acts, don't tell. And also now you now you're
Speaker 2: talking about.
Speaker 11: Exactly you can't tuble parade.
Speaker 4: I'm just this ship. Yes, it's going through you know.
Speaker 4: She guys are gonna lem But I'm sorry. I don't
Speaker 4: mean to cut you off, Marcus. But Megan is a
Speaker 4: legitimate victim here, or her friend actually is, and he
Speaker 4: suffered at the loss of the incompetence or the uh,
Speaker 4: the actual crime of what this guy is doing. Krasner
Speaker 4: is purposely facilitating more murders for the future based on this.
Speaker 4: That's that's the point in trying and and he.
Speaker 2: Gets killed, and what's the what's the being killed? Getting
Speaker 2: called and racist so you can let off to kill her?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's bullshit and a lie.
Speaker 11: It's not right.
Speaker 10: There were thousands of comments saying, f that white guy.
Speaker 10: Fuck that white guy.
Speaker 5: You know, he wants to act like I don't know
Speaker 5: what planet that he was living on.
Speaker 10: Okay, because I remember everything about these last couple of years.
Speaker 10: You couldn't turn on a TV without them playing it
Speaker 10: or doing their narrative or comments online because it was everything.
Speaker 5: That you know, whatever.
Speaker 10: You know, it was a big story, not just in Philadelphia,
Speaker 10: in public in general. And like I said before, the
Speaker 10: mainstream media wasn't telling.
Speaker 5: The story the right way the whole entire time.
Speaker 10: I'm going to tell you that independent journalists, people like Ralph,
Speaker 10: other people that you know, you guys would be you guys,
Speaker 10: weren't even talking about it. Even back then it was different.
Speaker 10: You know people, it's just crazy, you know. That's why
Speaker 10: we have to do that what we're doing right now.
Speaker 4: Megan, what you're saying is that they've they've changed the narrative.
Speaker 5: I blew up his whole narrative. There's nobody helping you see,
Speaker 5: last time sure, Greg.
Speaker 4: And John and even Jake could could remember when we
Speaker 4: were younger, if people called me a cracker, I didn't
Speaker 4: go and grab this and say I'm going to kill you. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 4: and then know what I'm saying. All right, big deal.
Speaker 4: You call me a cracker or something and I call
Speaker 4: you a spirit trucker. We punched each other in the face,
Speaker 4: and that's it. We're done, rumble, that's the end of it.
Speaker 11: I didn't bring this. I brought a fist and maybe
Speaker 11: I lost and maybe I won, but nobody.
Speaker 4: Was dead in this case. Sometimes you got home, I
Speaker 4: got a wrong priority on there and said, oh my god,
Speaker 4: this is the most important thing. Is that this guy
Speaker 4: called him an N word or something like that, and
Speaker 4: he called him a W word and I'm calling you
Speaker 4: an X Y Z alphabet souper word. Oh big deal.
Speaker 11: You know this ship's got to stop.
Speaker 2: And you got here.
Speaker 10: That's how they Also the black clergy, as we have
Speaker 10: already talked about before, from the first six days, and
Speaker 10: you guys seen the screenshot because I just posted it
Speaker 10: about how they had a problem with the way there
Speaker 10: were handled on the claf These are actual headlines.
Speaker 5: Anybody can look up I'm not saying anything that you can't.
Speaker 4: Liberals and the Democrats they do everything as send backwards.
Speaker 4: What's more important? Name calling?
Speaker 11: Do you remember as a kid?
Speaker 4: You know, six names will never hurt me? Teach this
Speaker 4: to their kids generation we're around going.
Speaker 7: But that's what it is. And that's the big problem
Speaker 7: what we've got right now? What about we've got?
Speaker 5: But it was a lie? What about the family? It
Speaker 5: was a lie. We're not going to just act like
Speaker 5: this didn't happen and it didn't hurt people, and it didn't.
Speaker 10: Help cause more of a race work kind of scenario,
Speaker 10: because there was a scenario. People were really divided and
Speaker 10: that was the number one thing at the time. And
Speaker 10: much as Michael White and Larry Krasser want to act like,
Speaker 10: you know, we should just all sweep it under the rug, No,
Speaker 10: we shouldn't sweep it under the rug. And guess what,
Speaker 10: anybody can look at what's playing out right now, what
Speaker 10: is Trump talking about the Soros funded das.
Speaker 5: Okay, that that that's where the spotlight is going right now.
Speaker 10: Anybody can look at the media news cycle and that's
Speaker 10: what happening. That is what's happening. So why wouldn't we
Speaker 10: sit here and talk about it.
Speaker 5: We need to talk about it.
Speaker 9: Well, you know what, Megan, it's to his point. He's
Speaker 9: making a very valid point. We've got all of these
Speaker 9: youth out here, and even people that are in their
Speaker 9: fifties that are far too emotional because they've been taught
Speaker 9: by society get in touch with your emotions. We've got
Speaker 9: all of these Yeah, we got all of these men
Speaker 9: that are so emotional. Excuse me, but like females, like
Speaker 9: little females, and they only react with emotion, not cognitive reasoning.
Speaker 7: Okay, oh, you disrespected me, so now I have to
Speaker 7: act out in aggression.
Speaker 9: And then they'll tell us, oh, well, we don't know
Speaker 9: what that person's lived experiences and we should.
Speaker 7: Go give the job.
Speaker 4: Am I wrong?
Speaker 7: That's what they're so correct.
Speaker 4: Well, we need is Arnold to come back and say,
Speaker 4: shut up, you little girly men. You know that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wanted to put a finer point on Marcus
Speaker 1: said that there was a home invasion on Avenue D
Speaker 1: which is the epicenter of trucks in Rochester, which is
Speaker 1: shocking that they didn't have five hundred guns in those houses. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I've done interviews with people on the on
Speaker 1: Avenue d in there on their porches and they have
Speaker 1: to have their customers drive on by while I'm there.
Speaker 2: You know, it's surprised, well said he didn't have five
Speaker 2: hundred guns. He only mentioned one gun.
Speaker 7: Yeah right, that's look, we had the one law We
Speaker 7: had one law abiding house in that part of the
Speaker 7: black That's what it was.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sure so, And I wanted to I know Greg
Speaker 1: has a a background to some degree in the martial arts, right,
Speaker 1: so you know, stabing somebody with a huge knife in
Speaker 1: the back, I mean, does that.
Speaker 5: Make you aren't going to prosecute it?
Speaker 10: To turn around and not do that and then also
Speaker 10: make him look like a horrible human being to the world.
Speaker 5: It's just it's disgusting.
Speaker 10: And now your little star player he's playing ball. So
Speaker 10: in a way, you don't like me, but you don't
Speaker 10: like Kresner either. But hey, I'll take what I'm getting
Speaker 10: right now, because where's my popcorn at? Because this is
Speaker 10: pretty I didn't see that coming, you know what I mean,
Speaker 10: Like if I'm shocked that he's he's coming on Kresnler.
Speaker 10: But listen, face, that's all that. It is perfect time
Speaker 10: and I'll take it.
Speaker 7: Of course, he just wants to save face, that's all.
Speaker 1: What greg being stabbed in the back to defend yourself.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's that's not that's not defensive. That's offensive.
Speaker 2: Raw.
Speaker 4: I mean, anytime you shoot somebody in the back, stabbing
Speaker 4: in the back, it's not it's not a defensive move.
Speaker 4: You know, it's actually offensive.
Speaker 2: You know what's funny, Krasner. You know, they tried to
Speaker 2: make Michael into a victim here and he stabbed. He
Speaker 2: plunged that knife into uh, Sean's back big time. It
Speaker 2: went deep into his back. And anytime a cop is
Speaker 2: engaged with a armed suspect and he shoots him, the
Speaker 2: first thing they want to know is when it the
Speaker 2: bullet him? Oh he was running away, it was in
Speaker 2: the back or something like that. But this guy could
Speaker 2: sit back, be in the back of Sean raised that
Speaker 2: knife up. It wasn't like you was right there and
Speaker 2: just did it. You know, it was a plunge. It
Speaker 2: was like, you know, your tallet plunging your tallet. You
Speaker 2: know that's it was forceful. And everybody I talked to
Speaker 2: said that. And the reason Michael do not want to
Speaker 2: be on this show is because he can't be on
Speaker 2: this show the same way Larry can answer Ralph's questions
Speaker 2: without sort of smart remark trying to make Ralph look
Speaker 2: small and something like that. They can't. It's called deflection. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you can't I answer a great direct question. You try
Speaker 2: to keep your audience. You try to make yourself look
Speaker 2: small than the people there, like the smartest person that
Speaker 2: you're a narcissistic And that's the whole problem with Larry
Speaker 2: and if any criminal, the worst the criminal want to
Speaker 2: do is talk to someone about the thing, because we
Speaker 2: all know we don't talk to you unless we have information,
Speaker 2: and we take information we have with your information, then
Speaker 2: we molded so we know or the idea when you're
Speaker 2: lying or when you're telling the truth about things, Michael
Speaker 2: canme on this show. Larry could come on the show.
Speaker 2: Because everything about this case it's a fabrication and a lie.
Speaker 2: The only thing that just truthful is there was an
Speaker 2: altercation between Michael and Sean. That altercation was initiated by Michael.
Speaker 1: Okay, hey, we got two minutes. Let let's check in
Speaker 1: on Michael's Twitter page. Uh yeah, what's the can we
Speaker 1: make that any bigger.
Speaker 2: Bill?
Speaker 1: What's his what's his last post? One day at a time? Okay,
Speaker 1: that's an old uh.
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe got to go down when you look down
Speaker 5: and look in the comments. Usually who knows he probably
Speaker 5: took some of this stuff off, you know, well.
Speaker 1: We'd have to look at his replies.
Speaker 4: Did he forget about the way back machine? Because all
Speaker 4: this stuff could be easy.
Speaker 2: I think he's trying to portray himself as a Maryland dad.
Speaker 4: Oh no, can we send him to.
Speaker 7: Uganda or Costa Rica?
Speaker 4: Right? No, he's going to Uganda.
Speaker 11: That guy finger fingers crossed, bro crossed.
Speaker 2: I actually of you.
Speaker 4: I met her, I got a picture order and Jesus,
Speaker 4: nice little lady, but she actually offered me to go
Speaker 4: to Uganda. I was like, no, thank you, I got
Speaker 4: nothing to do with you.
Speaker 2: Got yeah, Greg, real quick on the office of thing.
Speaker 2: What would you consider that stabbing in the back as
Speaker 2: being just on the outside looking in?
Speaker 3: So, first off, as I talked to John earlier, I
Speaker 3: read a bunch of stuff online, and especially after I
Speaker 3: met Meghan the first time and then here recently, because
Speaker 3: as John knows, I actually do a lot of manual
Speaker 3: labor outside and my mind's usually focused on that stuff.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know all the particulars, so I'm not I
Speaker 3: don't want to give you an opinion other than the
Speaker 3: fact stabbing somebody in the back is that's that's that's uh.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's sayings about stabbing people in the back.
Speaker 3: It's not something you consider to be a positive thing.
Speaker 3: So automatically. I mean, you know, the body mechanics and
Speaker 3: everything else. But I would also say, there's the other
Speaker 3: case that you have in Philadelphia, where with with Shapiro
Speaker 3: being involved, the young lady was labbed all over the body.
Speaker 2: To looking up this ship.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, I'm just flabbergasted that we even
Speaker 3: talked about. Some of these cases are just fucking horrifying,
Speaker 3: so real, and they need somebody needs to drain the
Speaker 3: city out and get these people out of there. I
Speaker 3: don't think it's going to be voting, because if you
Speaker 3: look at the registered voters in Philadelphia, I don't know
Speaker 3: how you can actually.
Speaker 5: We're not that far off.
Speaker 10: We're not that far You're right, you have a good point,
Speaker 10: but I mean, the numbers have gotten a lot better,
Speaker 10: and we're a lot closer than we've ever been to flipping.
Speaker 3: The whole Rico thing that Trump's working on with Soros
Speaker 3: may maybe maybe that's good.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's the way you should.
Speaker 1: We have to take a hard break, but we'll be right.
Speaker 1: I won't be back after the break. So stay where
Speaker 1: you're at. Okay, Okay, we're back. I just want to
Speaker 1: reintroduce you to who we've got. We've got Detective Jake
Speaker 1: Jacobs from Philadelphia Amazon and Shooting Unit. We've got our
Speaker 1: Defense Tennessee correspondent Greg Hylands. He's a veteran nci A
Speaker 1: special agent. We've got Megan Heaton, she's an executive producer
Speaker 1: and correspondent to the Rudy Julian Show.
Speaker 2: We have Marcus C.
Speaker 1: Williams, who is the conservative voice of New York. And
Speaker 1: we've got Glenn Fogerty. He's the CEO of Glenn what
Speaker 1: what's the name of the company again, Alon Technologies, Alban Technology.
Speaker 1: Hopefully we'll be able to touch on technology towards the
Speaker 1: end here. So and I'm John Stedden, a veteran n
Speaker 1: C spsial agent. The title of this episode, of course,
Speaker 1: is you know, let's do it, because we invited Michael
Speaker 1: White to up here and he said, let's do it.
Speaker 1: And then he said, who runs this page? I like
Speaker 1: to contact them personally. I was invited to come talk
Speaker 1: on the show in one of these videos you guys posted,
Speaker 1: So let's work that out. And he subsequently deleted his
Speaker 1: tweet let's do it and blocked us.
Speaker 5: Didn't block, but he made sure not to block me though,
Speaker 5: and then me in the video for everybody.
Speaker 1: Do you know if he's working at Cracker Barrel? Is
Speaker 1: he working at Cracker Barrel?
Speaker 4: We know?
Speaker 1: Is he worked somewhere?
Speaker 2: Right? Jake?
Speaker 1: Didn't he say that he was that he wanted to
Speaker 1: uh clear the air with his employers.
Speaker 2: And I think I saw him in the picture with
Speaker 2: a Philadelphia I'm not sure though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, in the locker room, that's what he did.
Speaker 5: Out that social media is not censored like it was.
Speaker 10: We were very heavily censored, so there was no conversation
Speaker 10: about what the other side is or what the facts
Speaker 10: could be.
Speaker 5: You were just deleted. That's it, you know.
Speaker 1: So, uh, Michael White, I guess he said what did
Speaker 1: he say?
Speaker 2: He said? Oh?
Speaker 1: Fuck, Ralph Cibriano. I knew that shit was a setup
Speaker 1: when we invited him. He thought it was a setup.
Speaker 1: He said, fuck Ralph CBRIANO. I'm not explaining myself to
Speaker 1: people dedicated to misunderstanding me. I don't even know why
Speaker 1: I responded.
Speaker 2: I don't know why you did either, Jesus Great, I
Speaker 2: don't understand how was it a setup? I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: tell yourself. It's not us five, six or seven people. Listen.
Speaker 2: It's when Ilse thought they had no problem with going
Speaker 2: on in Paramount plus. And you know what, John, you
Speaker 2: can see how it splan. It goes on January twelve,
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen, a delivery man with no criminal past, I
Speaker 2: stad to develop of the death. That's how they start
Speaker 2: this whole thing off. Welly yeah, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: And that's what That's what will me up to this
Speaker 5: whole thing is the way that the media was playing out.
Speaker 10: I didn't know that like it would could even I
Speaker 10: didn't know that that even existed. Do you understand what
Speaker 10: I'm saying?
Speaker 1: So I want to be I think that at least
Speaker 1: the three of us, myself, Jake and Greg, have whole
Speaker 1: people off the street that are first timers.
Speaker 2: Not anymore. They're usually like one hundred the first time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, I know, but you know there's always
Speaker 1: the first time right.
Speaker 11: To state that number needs to go up. It's like
Speaker 11: thousand and one first timers, you.
Speaker 4: Know in New York City.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh my god, y'all got it bad there with DOMI.
Speaker 2: So do we have? Do we have?
Speaker 10: And let's also go ahead executive water one one, eight
Speaker 10: and one, three, eight, four eight are about to be
Speaker 10: really important right now. And I was trolling Frasner a
Speaker 10: little bit with that last year, two weeks before I
Speaker 10: had all my accounts taken again.
Speaker 5: It has to do with the.
Speaker 7: Election fraud, right, So yes, hold all.
Speaker 10: The judges, all the all the lawyers, all the judges,
Speaker 10: anybody that didn't the district attorneys, anybody that didn't uphold
Speaker 10: the constitution.
Speaker 5: That's going to make your It's going to make sense soon.
Speaker 1: Okay. So this is Ralph Sabriano's when he's not crushing
Speaker 1: grapes and is bet he's writing the miracles and with us,
Speaker 1: but he's again he's causing graption bet. He came out
Speaker 1: previously with this article how to tank a high profile
Speaker 1: murder case, which just so happens to be the Michael
Speaker 1: White case involved in Sean. So anyway, I wanted to
Speaker 1: we wanted to show that. Yeah, thanks, Bill, appreciate that. Okay,
Speaker 1: so I think wasn't there one? Uh, let's just scut through.
Speaker 1: You guys, have any other anything else to say about
Speaker 1: Michael Waite other than the fact.
Speaker 10: That he You know, I wish you would have had
Speaker 10: the other screenshots because it shows on there how he
Speaker 10: was attacking me too.
Speaker 2: With you guys.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can't tell me like I mean.
Speaker 10: First of all, he shouldn't mean like I get it.
Speaker 10: Whatever we said on the show is fine, but you
Speaker 10: should be careful what your choice or words, and somebody
Speaker 10: should be in your ear telling you not to make
Speaker 10: videos that you can't take back.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, we didn't say anything your friend, and
Speaker 2: we say that any other person who we talk about,
Speaker 2: you know, everybody we talk about. We all an opportunity
Speaker 2: to talk on this show. We offered Larry Krasa that
Speaker 2: we offered Michael White, that I'll offer Donald Trump, that
Speaker 2: I'll offer Adam Shift that I don't care. You know,
Speaker 2: mon Dommy, if I talked crap about you, come on
Speaker 2: in and tell me where I'm wrong and talk crap
Speaker 2: about me. It's like what Glenn was saying. I don't
Speaker 2: mind a good fair one. I don't mind a good debate.
Speaker 2: I don't mind any of that stuff. That's the way
Speaker 2: I was raised in North Philadelphia. You know, I'm fine.
Speaker 10: It's crazy, it's unbelievable, and not even that. A lot
Speaker 10: of the stuff with the AI, I mean, the AI
Speaker 10: is saying that I'm a media plan. They're suggesting that
Speaker 10: I'm working with the elites to promote a narrative.
Speaker 5: That's a scary thing too.
Speaker 7: Maybe what's the narrative?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Right, First of.
Speaker 10: All, I don't get paid for any of this, you know,
Speaker 10: but the fact that, dude, you're even putting these these
Speaker 10: ideas for people to think that is as kind of
Speaker 10: a scary thing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 7: What I'm saying, well, is a narrative to jail.
Speaker 4: Let me say something as far as somebody who's been
Speaker 4: in technology, I've been programming since the movie War Games. Okay,
Speaker 4: so I've watched the evolution of the Internet and everything
Speaker 4: like that, and I was a pioneer in social media.
Speaker 4: Everything that this kid writes and deletes and blocks and
Speaker 4: everything like that is easily accessible from the back end.
Speaker 4: That's the thing. They think that they're so smart. Oh,
Speaker 4: I got you blocked and I can't. You can't find shit,
Speaker 4: and I deleted it, blah blah blah. But guess what
Speaker 4: all I got to do is do it my way,
Speaker 4: and I go right into the back end, pull it
Speaker 4: all right back out. I can even change the colors
Speaker 4: of it and make it even bigger if I want it. Okay,
Speaker 4: Then as far as AI goes, everything in your stupid phones,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. They call them smart phones, but mine's retarded.
Speaker 4: And what you do is everything you texted. If you
Speaker 4: were to tell me is Mexico and isthmus okay? And
Speaker 4: I said to you and said, no, it's a peninsula,
Speaker 4: and another person said, oh, I think you're right and
Speaker 4: it's a peninsula. AI will pick it up that if
Speaker 4: somebody asks is Mexico and you know a peninsula, it
Speaker 4: would say yes because two people said it on their
Speaker 4: phones together.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and that's a problem.
Speaker 11: Stupid laptops.
Speaker 4: It's picked up on your neighbors phones and everything gets connected.
Speaker 4: So that's all AI really is is misinformation jumbled together.
Speaker 4: The only thing that's going to be good for is medical, mathematics, engineering.
Speaker 11: That's about it.
Speaker 4: But when it comes to political or history or anything,
Speaker 4: opinion related. It's completely wrong, and you're going to become
Speaker 4: a victim of that.
Speaker 5: Think about.
Speaker 10: From ten years ago. We already see the change they
Speaker 10: alter our.
Speaker 4: History, you know, correct, They started that about ten years
Speaker 4: ago when they started rewriting that what was that that
Speaker 4: nineteen I'm sorry, sixteen nineteen project, you know, and started
Speaker 4: saying that it was all our fault. No, I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: it was Portugal's fault because they went to Niger, and
Speaker 4: Niger said, you know what, we can't trade for your goods,
Speaker 4: so we could give you our people that we stole
Speaker 4: from our neighbor tribes and you could take them over
Speaker 4: to your country called Brazil. And then England said, oh wow, cool,
Speaker 4: can we get in on that. We got this colony
Speaker 4: up in New York and New Jersey and stuff, and
Speaker 4: he started dumping them all in the here and now.
Speaker 4: But all of a sudden, we're the ones that are
Speaker 4: guilty for slow slavery because it was brought to here,
Speaker 4: not the ones that actually started it. And and history
Speaker 4: was rewritten to wipe that all out. So now you've
Speaker 4: got dumb kids walking around going America. Is that you know,
Speaker 4: the queen the king of slavery no, I'm sorry. King
Speaker 4: Charles is hey.
Speaker 1: If you guys can read this, it says this is
Speaker 1: from Michael White and Megan Heaton spreadings misinformation out here
Speaker 1: looking like the nut from the contrary hearing your name
Speaker 1: called retard, don't don't play with me, I'll make you way.
Speaker 11: What's your cam here?
Speaker 4: I got this right for you here, buddy, I'll make
Speaker 4: you eat here. Treated me like a like a hero faggot.
Speaker 1: I got out that not ass situation? What idiore is
Speaker 1: he referring to? What not ass situation?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 10: I want to know, is Michael White? What did you
Speaker 10: mean by don't quote don't play with me? I'll make
Speaker 10: you eat your words?
Speaker 5: How are you gonna make me exactly? That's number one?
Speaker 5: What I would like to know.
Speaker 4: How ye oh, he's gonna get his gat and hold
Speaker 4: it along like sideways a girl and get you a
Speaker 4: tough guy.
Speaker 10: Not even at Let's be honest, if they looked up
Speaker 10: a GEO tagging to see where I've been or what
Speaker 10: I'm doing since they took my gun rights or anything
Speaker 10: like that, this all has affected my life, you know, like,
Speaker 10: why would I want to leave my.
Speaker 4: House if you're being terrorized?
Speaker 5: I stayed away for two months until after I got rid.
Speaker 10: I stayed away for two months to right before the election,
Speaker 10: only to come home within twenty four hours do the
Speaker 10: interview with Rudy same day that, you know, the day
Speaker 10: before the election, and I said congratulations to Elon. Obviously
Speaker 10: he has the pact talking about our First and Second
Speaker 10: Amendment rights. And also I guess the Krasner had the
Speaker 10: lawsuit against him because he didn't want him to give
Speaker 10: the residence of Pennsylvania one hundred dollars. They were doing
Speaker 10: that if you had registered or whatever. But I just
Speaker 10: find it very ironic that I.
Speaker 5: Would talk about you that night the next morning. I
Speaker 5: just obviously I was a whole watcher. You come that
Speaker 5: close to me with that fuck around and find out sure,
Speaker 5: I mean when I say close, it was close. We've
Speaker 5: all seen the video. That's not by accident. And then
Speaker 5: you said somebody in there to say something else crazy
Speaker 5: to me.
Speaker 10: So I already had anxiety. I'm not even home enough
Speaker 10: time yet, and I'm supposed to think that all of
Speaker 10: this is a coincidence. It's not a coincidence.
Speaker 4: It's not there's no such thing as coincidences. And secondly,
Speaker 4: being terrorized. You actually have a case yourself.
Speaker 5: Techologically like in general and not.
Speaker 4: That's trauma and terror though it's not just me.
Speaker 2: That's what it is.
Speaker 4: One example, you could you could file a case against
Speaker 4: that faggot Krasner and if he's got a problem with
Speaker 4: me calling him faggot, I'll take him over to like
Speaker 4: Kensington and bend him over. It's like, have at it, guys,
Speaker 4: because you deserved this, jeez.
Speaker 2: You know what though, you know when you talk about
Speaker 2: look and you just talked about Rudy and Glenn. You
Speaker 2: just talked about hope that you know, I've.
Speaker 10: Talked about your story on other platforms that are national too,
Speaker 10: So this is not the first time.
Speaker 5: You know, you don't get to have the right to
Speaker 5: tell me anything to talk about I.
Speaker 4: Don't know if we're both public figures, are not right
Speaker 4: to discuss them in public.
Speaker 2: But you know, you talk about Rudy and Larry, right,
Speaker 2: and look how fault this country has fallen where Larry
Speaker 2: now has the position Ruth as a prosecutor. You know,
Speaker 2: Rudy prosecuted crime, Rudy cleaned up New York, your Southcott,
Speaker 2: Larry is That's how false country and about it.
Speaker 5: He's cocky the president. You better not come this lying,
Speaker 5: lying one CNN, lying again. They put the community note
Speaker 5: on there. Oh he gets a community and note now out.
Speaker 5: But where was the community?
Speaker 10: And it's the whole time where they were shifting the
Speaker 10: perception of how a whole like society thinks.
Speaker 4: With your fired for failing at the job, Krasner is
Speaker 4: being promoted for failing at his job. And so that's
Speaker 4: where if you want to have a comparison, Jake, compare
Speaker 4: Rudy who did his job and earned his paycheck. Whereas
Speaker 4: if you if you were like this little uh you know,
Speaker 4: fag boy that works as a towel boy with Philadelphia Eagles. Uh,
Speaker 4: he if he failed to pick up the towels, he
Speaker 4: would get fired. I mean right, So, how is Krasner, Larry.
Speaker 5: Is inciting you want to talk about an insurrection?
Speaker 10: Isn't going on live TV and saying all I quote
Speaker 10: and I said this to his face.
Speaker 5: What do you have to say about saying.
Speaker 10: That all Republicans deserve to be punched in the face.
Speaker 10: That's insane, that's very You're making the people, the citizens think, Hey,
Speaker 10: if I get in trouble for a punching somebody in
Speaker 10: the face or doing something to a Republican. Uncle, Larry,
Speaker 10: he's going to go soft on me. You're you're encouraging
Speaker 10: that behavior, you know what I'm saying. I mean on
Speaker 10: the over still that like not prosecuting murder or crime.
Speaker 10: And then we saw weaponizing the system against anybody that
Speaker 10: has association to the other side, and.
Speaker 5: It's got to be stopped. It's got to be stopped.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a return, Megan. I'd like to run
Speaker 1: this exchange you had with Rudy relative to the death penalty,
Speaker 1: death penalty if we could hang on a second, right.
Speaker 4: De sure, these are places they own.
Speaker 12: They also own the judiciary, Well, the judges get on
Speaker 12: because the Democratic leaders put them on, just like New York.
Speaker 12: You don't get on the state Supreme Court without the
Speaker 12: Democratic leader nominating.
Speaker 10: And honestly, shouldn't be about Democrat Republican. It should be
Speaker 10: about when you're in that position, it should be about
Speaker 10: what is right? What is what you took your oath
Speaker 10: to be in office to uphold the law.
Speaker 5: That's what it's would be about. And it's just not
Speaker 5: it's not about one side or the other. It's just
Speaker 5: about what's right.
Speaker 10: If someone takes a life, you need to prosecute them,
Speaker 10: like there is no gray area there.
Speaker 12: Well, that's what I always believe, and that's what we
Speaker 12: have to get back to.
Speaker 2: So ted there, that's my point.
Speaker 10: And imagine during that time, they were taking all my
Speaker 10: accounts from the first day that I was one Giuliani,
Speaker 10: they took my.
Speaker 5: Accounts the next day. I just kept recrazing from over
Speaker 5: and over. So while they're they're bashing him, and I
Speaker 5: was saying it live on the show. Listen, if I
Speaker 5: had a law degree right now, they'd be trying to
Speaker 5: get my law degree.
Speaker 10: There's just no question about it. And they were getting
Speaker 10: away with it, and they were. They did ruin people's marriage.
Speaker 4: The Liberals were on an offensive campaign right now to
Speaker 4: discredit you, to you know, to make it just destroy you.
Speaker 11: That way you'll shut up about what they're doing.
Speaker 1: So Megan, in regard to UH and Marcus, Yeah, in
Speaker 1: regard to armed Americans, I don't have the video. Greg
Speaker 1: was nice kind enough to provide us with this, but
Speaker 1: I think that and I drove the video, but I
Speaker 1: have the verb beach. Armed citizens stopped forty eight percent
Speaker 1: yes of criminal shootings, and the lied about it.
Speaker 5: Of course he did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, so, but the media is all on their side.
Speaker 10: So that's how they get away with so much. Just
Speaker 10: like Cheryl Parker with the alleged two DUIs. You think
Speaker 10: if people and voters actually know the truth about anything,
Speaker 10: that they could make an informed choice. It's not even
Speaker 10: about democratic Republican it's just about transparency in general.
Speaker 9: To America, let's talk about dis though everybody should have
Speaker 9: the right to be able to defend themselves, their home,
Speaker 9: their property, and their family. What they've done is they've
Speaker 9: systematically made it more difficult for all biding citizens to
Speaker 9: be able to protect themselves and their lives. And when
Speaker 9: that happens, it makes them more reliant on like let's
Speaker 9: say the police. Now the police can only respond to
Speaker 9: so many calls, so now you're putting a bigger burden
Speaker 9: on the police as well. When you look at other places,
Speaker 9: like say, for instance, one of my favorites, sure, Iff Grady,
Speaker 9: Polk County, Okay, and he's like, man, just he just
Speaker 9: said to put a couple of holes.
Speaker 7: In them, you know, save us the time.
Speaker 1: So butial eight times and the only reason they stopped
Speaker 1: is because they ran out of AMMO.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly so. But this is the problem. If we're
Speaker 7: not able to defend ourselves from the criminals.
Speaker 9: We've got people in office that are supposed to be
Speaker 9: protecting us, allegedly, that are supposed to be locking up
Speaker 9: the criminals, but refuse. That means that the regular, everyday
Speaker 9: citizen is fear game, and that to me is completely
Speaker 9: unacceptable this year, specifically talking about New York.
Speaker 7: I live here in New York, Okay.
Speaker 9: And they have such repressive, Yeah, they have such repressive
Speaker 9: and oppressive laws for law abiding citizens. It's cost prohibitive.
Speaker 9: They've made it more costly, they've made it more time prohibitive.
Speaker 9: And you look at the families that are impacted the
Speaker 9: most by violence in their communities, and it's usually the
Speaker 9: working family or single parents that are impacted the most.
Speaker 9: People that don't have time to go out and do
Speaker 9: all of these extra loops and holes that they've got
Speaker 9: that you've got to run through to get permitting people
Speaker 9: that don't have all this extra money for the new
Speaker 9: taxes that you're putting on firearms and pushing up the prices.
Speaker 9: And on top of that, and on top of that,
Speaker 9: what we've also got is a situation where I live
Speaker 9: in Rochester. We got a law where in the city
Speaker 9: where we're crime ridden city. I hate to say it,
Speaker 9: I love my city, but as a fact, they've got
Speaker 9: a law where you cannot have a firing range inside
Speaker 9: the city limit.
Speaker 7: Now, you know, good and.
Speaker 9: Well most people that live in high crime area do
Speaker 9: not always have the most reliable transportation and having to
Speaker 9: go all the way out to the middle of the
Speaker 9: suburbs and everything that that is extra time and energy
Speaker 9: that they don't have, you know. So it's like you said,
Speaker 9: it's by design. And one of my intentions this year
Speaker 9: is pushing to get elected for city Council. And I
Speaker 9: encourage you guys, if you're watching, you don't even have
Speaker 9: to be local to donate. Donate to my campaign Marcus
Speaker 9: the number four Rochester dot com. Because I'm out here
Speaker 9: fighting these socialists and these tyrants that are in our city.
Speaker 9: And I'm going to push to make it so that
Speaker 9: we remove that ridiculous law and to push city Council
Speaker 9: to cover the costs and the fees for people to
Speaker 9: be able to express their Second Amendment rights, because that's
Speaker 9: a God given right.
Speaker 7: That's why it's in the Bill of Right. O.
Speaker 4: Wait, hold on, John, I gotta chime in on this.
Speaker 11: He's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: I'm in New Jersey, which is about as oppressive, if
Speaker 4: not more, than what Arcus is going through. And I
Speaker 4: got to give you credit, Greg, I was in your
Speaker 4: neighborhood last week. Let me tell you. I'm going to
Speaker 4: give a shout out to this place. It's called Tennessee Silencers.
Speaker 4: They're right outside of Severville, which is near Gatlinburg. And
Speaker 4: I'm going to show you this two seconds of what
Speaker 4: I got to do, which I would never get to
Speaker 4: do in the state of New Jersey. I'm firing a
Speaker 4: two forty nine Bravo right into the side of a
Speaker 4: Toyota's great, good, excellent?
Speaker 2: Was anybody in a Toyota?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was done with it. I don't know what
Speaker 4: it is. I don't never have been able to train
Speaker 4: or even have that experience in this stupid armpit of
Speaker 4: a state, Okay, because they put me through.
Speaker 11: Hell even for having something like this knife that I
Speaker 11: have for that fag boy.
Speaker 4: They want probably permits for this too, stamp this and whatever.
Speaker 4: We have no way of defending ourselves and if I
Speaker 4: use this, I have to go through hell with the
Speaker 4: legal issues. Of oh did you cut them up? But
Speaker 4: did you cut him for defensive or offensive? I cut
Speaker 4: him up because he's a fag and deserved it, simple
Speaker 4: as that, you know. But my point right, Marcus needs
Speaker 4: the help because I had to go to Greg's neighborhood, which,
Speaker 4: by the way, is one hell of a drive I
Speaker 4: don't know how you get up your driveway, dude.
Speaker 11: It was like a staircase without steps. Oh my god,
Speaker 11: my leg's are killing me.
Speaker 1: Well we were last week.
Speaker 2: We're going to have you.
Speaker 1: We were going to try to get to send you
Speaker 1: a message to go to Greg's driveway.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I don't know how far was that?
Speaker 2: Greg?
Speaker 1: Okay, So I don't know what the people are I
Speaker 1: don't know what the fucking people are talking about, because
Speaker 1: Jamie Raskin says that crime is a politic.
Speaker 14: And the military is not supposed to be used for
Speaker 14: ordinary law enforcement purposes. In DC, he was talking about
Speaker 14: cleaning up the graffiti and you know, dealing with the
Speaker 14: plate of homelessness, which are obviously local, not federal issues,
Speaker 14: and he's trying to militarize our society intimidate his political opponents.
Speaker 14: The whole idea of picking cities based on their partisan
Speaker 14: leadership is absurd. I mean, there are lots of Republican
Speaker 14: cities in town struggling with crime. Everybody is across the
Speaker 14: country always, crime has always been part of our history,
Speaker 14: and yet crime.
Speaker 2: Is and crime is down.
Speaker 7: Well, John, that is such full of crap. Again.
Speaker 9: I'm in New York State. I've been fighting Governor Cathy
Speaker 9: Hochel over hertalitarian nonsense using the National Guard for hospitals.
Speaker 9: What are the National Guard don't have any business in hospitals?
Speaker 9: Okay during COVID because she's trying to get us used
Speaker 9: to the concept that the National Guard should be out
Speaker 9: on the streets. Then she got the nerve to put
Speaker 9: them in the subway. Then she doesn't the nerve to
Speaker 9: put them in the prisons, talking about, oh now, the
Speaker 9: National Guard are our corrections officers. So she's been trying
Speaker 9: to push to normalize, normalize, normalize that, even using them
Speaker 9: for checkpoints during COVID like papers please in Nazi Germany.
Speaker 7: And I haven't heard Rasking say word one about what's
Speaker 7: been going on in New York State.
Speaker 9: You want to talk about nationalizing the police and stuff
Speaker 9: like that.
Speaker 7: What are we talking about? Like you don't care about.
Speaker 9: These issues because Kesey's been doing it for the last
Speaker 9: Holiver launch. He's been in office six seven years now.
Speaker 9: You know, it's ridiculous what check in on Washington, DC?
Speaker 15: You know, I thought DC was gonna look like Germany
Speaker 15: in the nineteen thirties. Isn't that what you guys said.
Speaker 15: Isn't that what you predicted? But it's funny if you
Speaker 15: walk through DC now peaceful, clean, safer, speak to the
Speaker 15: residents of DC and they will tell you a totally
Speaker 15: different story. They will tell you that they appreciate what
Speaker 15: Trump has done and what the Metropolitan Police Department, working
Speaker 15: with the federal government, has done, and that they can
Speaker 15: now take their family out in the daytime. They can
Speaker 15: now come out to their cars not being broken into,
Speaker 15: just overall a better way of life. Why every time
Speaker 15: Trump tries to do something, the left always try to
Speaker 15: fear monger and exaggerate on what he's going to do.
Speaker 15: I mean, we're still waiting on the chains that we
Speaker 15: were supposed to get when he took office in twenty
Speaker 15: sixteen and in twenty twenty five, so I guess we'll
Speaker 15: still be waiting for those chains according.
Speaker 2: To the left.
Speaker 15: But I just I just don't get it. It cost
Speaker 15: you guys less to work with the man. Let him cook.
Speaker 15: See what he's going to do. I mean, because he's
Speaker 15: been doing a damn good job since he took office.
Speaker 15: Wouldn't you say.
Speaker 1: On this thing from Chicago? I think the news kind
Speaker 1: of was answer, yeah, you know.
Speaker 2: It's reaction was this is a good thing.
Speaker 9: I think that the governor as well as the mayor
Speaker 9: should be on board with it, just so we can
Speaker 9: get a bit more of security in Chicago the way
Speaker 9: that we need.
Speaker 5: The crime has dropped since twenty twenty four. Do you
Speaker 5: feel like the city it feels safer.
Speaker 2: No, not at all.
Speaker 7: No, especially with the policeman defunded. Wait with the police
Speaker 7: being the funded. Oh't no, you can't talk about that.
Speaker 11: Got a cut the clip off just blew up the narrative.
Speaker 10: D You know, a couple of years ago, would never
Speaker 10: have showed that clip exactly.
Speaker 5: That was the view that they wanted for that time.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm still wait on that winter of death
Speaker 7: and despair.
Speaker 9: You guys remember that what they probably you know, And
Speaker 9: it's crazy to me because here they they're talking about, Oh, well,
Speaker 9: Trump's gonna put people in internment camps.
Speaker 7: Well, in New York State, we already have internment camps.
Speaker 9: Okay, we we we fought back during COVID against Kathy
Speaker 9: Hopel's internment camps. You guys, if you're not familiar and
Speaker 9: you're watching this, go look up Assembly Bill A four
Speaker 9: one six. Okay, they legitimately have internment camps in New
Speaker 9: York State. It's a very serious problem. We beat that
Speaker 9: out and then she put it through Health and Human Services.
Speaker 9: You know, so these governors, like I just said, she's
Speaker 9: trying to use the National Guard for all types of
Speaker 9: crazy stuff and just ease them in on you make
Speaker 9: you get used to seeing them out in the streets.
Speaker 9: So we're your guys are talking about Trump, look at
Speaker 9: what's happening in your Democrat places. And I could say
Speaker 9: similar things about what's it gredin Witchman? Okay, So so
Speaker 9: what are we really are we going to have it?
Speaker 9: I'm with having a whole conversation about this. I'm fine
Speaker 9: with what Trump's doing in DC because d C is
Speaker 9: a federal jurisdiction. It is not a true city, it
Speaker 9: is not a true municipality, and it does not reside
Speaker 9: within a state.
Speaker 16: That's why there's the DC state moved. So if it's
Speaker 16: not in a state, there are no states rights there
Speaker 16: and it's directly under the authority of Congress. So what
Speaker 16: can be done there is different than in other areas.
Speaker 16: So let's have a whole conversation. But no, no, that's
Speaker 16: too much like right, and there might be the opportunity
Speaker 16: and the option that the Orange man might look decent.
Speaker 4: Exactly, you can't have that. No, No, Clomo, who started
Speaker 4: that internment camp during the Kung Flu crap it was.
Speaker 9: Foremo he started to put he started to push for that,
Speaker 9: and Kathy carried it on. It's like no matter who's
Speaker 9: no matter who's in the office, the Democrat Party still
Speaker 9: owns the name plate. So they continue to push the
Speaker 9: same policies just with a different face on the bills.
Speaker 10: Control you that that is what a controlled asset is
Speaker 10: a lot of times they control who their candidates are.
Speaker 10: And just like we already know, it's not just about
Speaker 10: Democratic Republican there's two heads of the same snake.
Speaker 5: It's about getting in there and cleaning.
Speaker 7: It all up.
Speaker 1: Like Trump, Take what we're we going to say about
Speaker 1: Mariam Bowser did.
Speaker 2: Oh, she just thanked Trump for help cleaning up crime.
Speaker 2: And see, don't chain of command right?
Speaker 4: No, that was police didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to that was that was the chief
Speaker 2: of police didn't know the chain of command that Yeah,
Speaker 2: Mary Bowser had you know, yeah, she had to come
Speaker 2: step in. You know another thing I didn't like it.
Speaker 2: It is just me being a cop. I saw that
Speaker 2: Maryland chief of police and it's just something about me.
Speaker 2: I hate a law enforcement author with a beard in uniform.
Speaker 2: I just don't like. I don't like to look and
Speaker 2: for the chief of police to have a beard and uniform,
Speaker 2: I can't listen to it. I can't look. I can't
Speaker 2: look at miss law enforce. I don't know. Maybe we
Speaker 2: have some snop whatever here, but you gotta be clean
Speaker 2: shaven when you wear in a uniform.
Speaker 4: I agree even even that the chief of police of
Speaker 4: the Metropolitan Police of DC. She shaved before saying she
Speaker 4: had no idea.
Speaker 2: What the.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, sorry man, I told you I'm gonna
Speaker 4: walk in comedy.
Speaker 2: I see a rip tletish on her face.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Hey, sell uh did you guys have
Speaker 1: anything more about relative to Michael White? You know our
Speaker 1: invitation just.
Speaker 10: Want to say one more thing. Yeah, he keeps saying
Speaker 10: that it's pointless that we're doing this. It's so pointless,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 5: Obviously he's in.
Speaker 10: His mind, he's thinking it's seven years and and you
Speaker 10: know whatever. He wants to try to act like he's
Speaker 10: an advocate I guess for his family now. But in
Speaker 10: the same sentence, sit there and say his mom doesn't
Speaker 10: want his apology, and she addresses me the killer because
Speaker 10: it's exactly what you are.
Speaker 5: Whether you got away with it or not. You know,
Speaker 5: we have a rogue.
Speaker 10: Da you might have gotten away with it, but in
Speaker 10: the court of public opinion, reality really is reality.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean she didn't call him a murderer though, Megan,
Speaker 7: So there is a very key distinction there.
Speaker 10: Hey, John, he says that it's plaitless what we're doing,
Speaker 10: but you wouldn't be sitting here making a video.
Speaker 5: And he tried to, he really.
Speaker 10: Did try to control that narrative. Oh look, guys, they're
Speaker 10: setting me up. You know, look at these people.
Speaker 5: They're setting me up.
Speaker 10: And at one time he could elicit that response from
Speaker 10: social media because it was a crazy time a couple
Speaker 10: of years ago, you know.
Speaker 5: What I mean.
Speaker 10: But this time it just doesn't work. And what you
Speaker 10: don't like is that I connected the dots. You can't
Speaker 10: do this shit to people. It's ridiculous. And I just
Speaker 10: really want to thank him. Thank you for saying what
Speaker 10: I've been saying all these years, knowing that cries are
Speaker 10: never looked at that case until a week before, and it's.
Speaker 5: Coming from your mouth and your gh my god.
Speaker 10: It's like in a way, you're helping me get some
Speaker 10: kind of closure. Also, I see that you haven't changed
Speaker 10: that much. You know, You've still got a lot of
Speaker 10: self work to do. And my my recommendation for you
Speaker 10: would be stop timing in the family. Don't say anything.
Speaker 10: You can't fight everything. You should just be thankful because
Speaker 10: at the end of the day, this murder charge, if
Speaker 10: it was you know, we were in DC or somewhere else,
Speaker 10: you'd be looking at a very different feet.
Speaker 5: So humble yourself. Eat some humble pie.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The LinkedIn user comment on Target is from Gary copy Ono.
Speaker 2: Gary, Okay, Gary, Yeah, you changed this.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it. I appreciate it. So oh yeah, right, So.
Speaker 2: Ghin, we had.
Speaker 1: A couple of weeks ago we had you on. We
Speaker 1: didn't have time to cover your urgent care story.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm gonna can umping on this because it's important
Speaker 4: that all of us should be aware of what happens,
Speaker 4: what you experience these days.
Speaker 11: You guys go out in the world, do you sometimes
Speaker 11: get a boo boo?
Speaker 4: And it doesn't require you to go to like an
Speaker 4: emergency room or something, but you might need a doctor
Speaker 4: to look at you.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 4: So, I don't know how this happened, but I chopped
Speaker 4: the tree down over there, and I dragged it, put
Speaker 4: it in a pickup truck, took it to the dumps.
Speaker 4: And the next morning I woke up and my right
Speaker 4: hand had a get It was swollen all here from
Speaker 4: the wrist down. I got bit by a wolf spider.
Speaker 2: Okay, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well that's okay. I mean I can handle that's
Speaker 4: not broken legs and things like that. They're just booboos
Speaker 4: to me. But I let it go away. The next
Speaker 4: morning it showed up on this part of my hand.
Speaker 4: Then it went away again. So now week goes by,
Speaker 4: I figure, okay, I might have I don't know, crapped
Speaker 4: it out or cried it out or whatever the hell.
Speaker 4: However it got out of my body. A week later
Speaker 4: it showed up on this hand in the same exact spot. Okay,
Speaker 4: something weird's going on. Maybe it went through the body
Speaker 4: or something like that. I think maybe I should get
Speaker 4: a doctor to check this out. So I decided that
Speaker 4: it's a Sunday and I really don't think I should
Speaker 4: go to an emergency room. So I'll try one of
Speaker 4: these urgent cares. And I go to one I used
Speaker 4: to know of where my sister took me to when
Speaker 4: I actually broke a leg and did jumping jacks on it,
Speaker 4: and they were closed down.
Speaker 11: They don't exist anymore.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 4: See, a broken leg doesn't bother me. So I go
Speaker 4: over to another one that's over in another place and
Speaker 4: I've never been there before.
Speaker 11: I know nothing about it other than it says urgent care.
Speaker 4: So I walk in. There's a couple of nurses and
Speaker 4: I walk up and I said, Hi, I've got this problem.
Speaker 4: I went to hear, can I get a doctor to
Speaker 4: look at it?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 4: Mind you people, it's on my hands. Okay, I'm going
Speaker 4: to remind you about this. Sure, take these forms, fill
Speaker 4: them out and make sure you put you know, sign
Speaker 4: a hip of form. Okay, does that make sure I
Speaker 4: don't nothing gets released to people, and they're like, yes,
Speaker 4: make sure you put that on there. Okay, So I
Speaker 4: go through the pages. By page three, I started reaching
Speaker 4: a dictionary of terminologies of what's my gender?
Speaker 11: And what the hell do I identify as? What do
Speaker 11: I feel like today?
Speaker 4: What color am I? And so I'm like, okay, I'm
Speaker 4: not I don't have time for this crap. I'm in
Speaker 4: the middle of stuff, so I'm a little busy. So
Speaker 4: I put my pronouns which they asked me for as
Speaker 4: fuck slash off and then they.
Speaker 7: Did they call you that.
Speaker 4: Vulcan as my race. I'm ready, and I went to
Speaker 4: sit down, and I said. The doctor came storming out
Speaker 4: of the office and said to me, did you have
Speaker 4: to use vulgarity?
Speaker 11: I said, on what on this form? Did you have
Speaker 11: to put vulgarity on it?
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, now there's a skank who comes out with her
Speaker 4: dyky girlfriend on the side, and they're over there talking
Speaker 4: to the nurses, and the little nurse walked up and says,
Speaker 4: on my other side, she says to me, we need
Speaker 4: to know about your organs and this isn't right that
Speaker 4: you didn't fill it out properly.
Speaker 11: I says, it's a hand. It has nothing to do
Speaker 11: with my dick, hits or ass.
Speaker 4: It's just a hand. Everybody has one. Okay, So she
Speaker 4: says to me. The doctor goes, but did you have
Speaker 4: to use vulgarity? I was like, okay, I'm sorry if
Speaker 4: you didn't like my pronouns as being fucking off, but
Speaker 4: I think I don't think it's any worse than what
Speaker 4: you call me at your stupid rallies for Antifa. I'm
Speaker 4: not Antifa. I was like, well, you're obviously terrorizing me
Speaker 4: right now because I did. I don't know what this
Speaker 4: stupid shit on here, So what's what's the big problem?
Speaker 4: Can we agree to not use vulgarity? I was like, okay,
Speaker 4: fair enough, I agree not to use it. So then
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, this skanky lesbian over there starts
Speaker 4: saying to me, excuse me, excuse me? Can I ask?
Speaker 11: Can I just interject? And I says no, I don't
Speaker 11: give a fuck about your opinion.
Speaker 5: Why people, why I'm filling out a medical for It's.
Speaker 11: Like right, I says, it's none of your fucking business.
Speaker 4: Mind your own business and go lick your fucking carpet
Speaker 4: somewhere else. While I talked to this doctor.
Speaker 11: She says, Sir, I want to interject. I says, I
Speaker 11: don't care. I don't care much. Everything has.
Speaker 5: You didn't give a shit about.
Speaker 11: Mine for thirty years.
Speaker 4: Fuck you very much. I'm out of here, grabbed my
Speaker 4: ID and I walked out the door. So I decided
Speaker 4: to go to a second urgent care. Big mistake, I
Speaker 4: asked them to say before I even filled out the forms.
Speaker 11: I walked in and I asked, do I have to.
Speaker 4: Fill out a form about whether I'm a gender bender
Speaker 4: or a fudge packer? Oh?
Speaker 11: No, sir, you don't care about that here, So she
Speaker 11: takes the form goes in the back.
Speaker 4: The doctor came running out to yell at me and say,
Speaker 4: you don't need to discuss that in front of the
Speaker 4: other patients here.
Speaker 11: Well, I think it's all over your form.
Speaker 4: They're gonna find out if whether or not I like
Speaker 4: to be a fudge packer, which I don't. So I
Speaker 4: figured I guess I'd saved the time instead of going
Speaker 4: through this shit. You could have talked to me about
Speaker 4: it in the office. No, I just don't want to
Speaker 4: give you my I D and I'm leaving and you
Speaker 4: never getting my business and I left. It took me
Speaker 4: going to an emergency room, paying three thousand dollars okay,
Speaker 4: to have the doctor tell me it was an infection
Speaker 4: from the spider bite that traveled through my body. Okay,
Speaker 4: so you're a person that surrence. Yeah, but if you're
Speaker 4: a per I have insurance. So it actually came out
Speaker 4: to about six hundred bucks. But the bill was three
Speaker 4: thousand bucks to give me five days worth of an antibiotic,
Speaker 4: you know, five minutes of times. But they did not
Speaker 4: ask me once what's my gender? And do I like
Speaker 4: to bend over and take it up the ass?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 1: So I take it this was not a Tennessee wolf spider.
Speaker 4: No, this is a New Jersey goddamn armpit, garbage dump
Speaker 4: of a town now because of all the Democrats that
Speaker 4: have you know, like what's happened? Who lives down the road,
Speaker 4: you know. I offered him a piece of wood to
Speaker 4: car for me with his teeth, but he refused, and
Speaker 4: he gave me the finger and walked away.
Speaker 11: Murphy, you know, Phil Murphy.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you what that guy did to those
Speaker 2: to those gym owners there. And that's when I'm talking
Speaker 2: about no one back by the way.
Speaker 5: By the way, so I note that was my gym.
Speaker 5: I've been going there for a long time.
Speaker 10: I was going there during that time, crossing the bridge
Speaker 10: every day from Philly to the gym, and I would
Speaker 10: just go in there even.
Speaker 4: Right, that's right.
Speaker 5: Tell me I can't work out yep.
Speaker 11: And he's not from New Jersey, He's from massive faggots.
Speaker 1: I just want to cover this, uh, because Roy's been
Speaker 1: kind enough to message me on LinkedIn, and he messaged
Speaker 1: note this is not on topic, but perhaps another shower
Speaker 1: advised me please, I have encountered a level of corruption,
Speaker 1: so teep in Chicago's family court. Not that may go
Speaker 1: as high as governor of the Governor's Office for reporting
Speaker 1: judge or a gold farb. I was arrested two times.
Speaker 1: I was attacked by a gang and barely survived. They
Speaker 1: took over five million dollars from my life's work, no
Speaker 1: contact with my once and separable kids. I am a
Speaker 1: fantastic father, mentor coach with incredible accolades her law firm
Speaker 1: Hoffenberg and Block. I can't, Roy, we can't. Unfortunately, I
Speaker 1: know you're coming. As longer we can't show the I
Speaker 1: guess we don't get the rest of it.
Speaker 7: But Roy will have to give it.
Speaker 2: To those communities. I mean, we got to start holding
Speaker 2: these activist judges accounts. They don't have any, you know,
Speaker 2: they lifetime appointments, They use these bs legal terms, good
Speaker 2: behavior and all this other kind of nonsense. You got
Speaker 2: to be able when they could tear your life apart,
Speaker 2: you got to be able to tear their life apart.
Speaker 2: As soon as people know that you're going to punch
Speaker 2: the bully in the mouth, they stopped seeing a bully
Speaker 2: and you can eat your lunch and people cricket.
Speaker 10: Then everybody's crickets until you actually bring it to the carpet.
Speaker 5: Then everybody's quiet, exactly right.
Speaker 10: And that's why it's so important for everybody to say
Speaker 10: their story and say that.
Speaker 1: That's a very interesting combination. I mean, you know, the
Speaker 1: family court is uh we've had Sean Sean Conland before
Speaker 1: corruption of family court in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, but uh, the.
Speaker 1: Family court in New York, Marcus is a is a discass.
Speaker 1: You combine that with a corrupt judge, Roy, we've got problems.
Speaker 2: So well, you pick up the phone, you call the
Speaker 2: corrupt judge or the clerk or whoever else And next thing,
Speaker 2: you know, you out five million dollars of life savings
Speaker 2: because they their car was and they retality. They use
Speaker 2: their whole network.
Speaker 5: To just show Oh yeah, it's really.
Speaker 7: It's you know how I just found out the other day.
Speaker 9: I found out because I really wanted to sue some
Speaker 9: of these legislators, right, so I found out these same
Speaker 9: legislators that are like remove qualified immunity for the police.
Speaker 7: You know what, they have qualified community community.
Speaker 9: I said, oh, I said, I think we need to
Speaker 9: get rid of qualified immunity for politicians that are passing
Speaker 9: these horrible laws that are impacting us on our everyday lives.
Speaker 10: You know, walk around with with they get to pass
Speaker 10: these laws that impact our life and just like Krasler,
Speaker 10: you get to have security every day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I like myself. I don't get that.
Speaker 10: I don't get that, and my rates are being taken
Speaker 10: for speaking truth is it's crazy.
Speaker 11: They should follow what happened with Bob Menendez.
Speaker 4: I mean I think that was done through the federal
Speaker 4: level because he was a state senator, right so where
Speaker 4: they supposedly had qualified immunity, they managed to prosecute him
Speaker 4: and now he's got nothing but a cot to live
Speaker 4: in which I love.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, Roy, anyway, we we got your comment and
Speaker 1: uh well I'll try to follow up via LinkedIn. Okay,
Speaker 1: thank you very much for your comment. Though that's a disaster.
Speaker 1: So anyway, uh, you know again, Michael White, we'd be
Speaker 1: happy to you know, and perhaps go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 10: And perhaps he should look up what the word investigative
Speaker 10: investigative journalists means because he's not used to this, you
Speaker 10: know what I'm saying, Like before you hope for the best.
Speaker 5: I mean, I didn't watch that doctum.
Speaker 1: I think, I really think the point is if the
Speaker 1: if there's a excuse my French, but if there's a
Speaker 1: fucked up case where a guy is stabbed in the back,
Speaker 1: there's an issue there that wasn't addressed. There's a lot
Speaker 1: of problems with that case, and it flew through h
Speaker 1: Zoro's installed District Attorney Larry Krasner's office.
Speaker 4: Cat from the beginning the question about it, Well, the
Speaker 4: fact is you stabbed somebody in the back. You're a
Speaker 4: coward because you stabbed him in the back. Be a
Speaker 4: real man, face him.
Speaker 5: But he's it's not even about that at this point.
Speaker 10: It's about the collusion that our own government did and
Speaker 10: up all of that is the real problem as a
Speaker 10: tax payer.
Speaker 5: They're not telling us the truth. We're seeing like a
Speaker 5: in a way like.
Speaker 10: Oh wow, it's a lot more manipulated than I think
Speaker 10: the average person actually realized. And now what you're seeing
Speaker 10: happen since Trump is back in, you're seeing the tide
Speaker 10: turn and everybody. People are actually talking to each other
Speaker 10: and you can't control this the storm it's here, you know,
Speaker 10: the avalanche of information and not being censored anymore. You know,
Speaker 10: people can get to the truth and that's really what
Speaker 10: we need in order to heal and to move forward
Speaker 10: and to that nothing like this can ever happen again.
Speaker 1: Well that's the point that that's the point that it
Speaker 1: doesn't happen again.
Speaker 4: And well Trump just announced today that he's got capital
Speaker 4: or was it yesterday, He announced that he's now going
Speaker 4: to capital punishment in the capital. If you commit a
Speaker 4: murder that's used as a charge, if you don't prosecute
Speaker 4: the crime, you're going to get more people stabbed in
Speaker 4: the back. That's right, what will happened in your case?
Speaker 4: So Trump is now saying if you murder somebody, you
Speaker 4: get capital punishment, and all the murders are gonna plumb
Speaker 4: into nothing.
Speaker 11: China has been.
Speaker 7: Doing exactly exactly. It can't be something that's forty years
Speaker 7: later of death roll. It has to be one year later.
Speaker 11: Okay, well, trying to give you one year. I've been there.
Speaker 4: I've been going there for thirty years, and that's what there.
Speaker 4: They'll they'll execute you for two crimes. One is murdered,
Speaker 4: the other is drug dealing. And what happens is they'll
Speaker 4: give you one appeal, but you get three judges. Okay,
Speaker 4: they decided that you are convicted. You did commit this crime.
Speaker 4: You're about a year later, you're taken outside and you're
Speaker 4: put up against the burm with two kneeling on your
Speaker 4: back and holding your arms behind your back.
Speaker 11: They put the barrel against your head and pull the trigger.
Speaker 4: The best part of it is they send the bill
Speaker 4: of the bullet, the salaries for the cops to do this,
Speaker 4: and your coffin and the grave to your parents because
Speaker 4: you contributed that piece of garbage to society. If we did,
Speaker 4: guess what they have one point two billion and point
Speaker 4: zero zero zero one percent crime and murder.
Speaker 11: You know what million or three hundred million crime.
Speaker 9: My favorite guy was president what's his name, Rodrigo from
Speaker 9: the Philippines.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 13: He was like, if you hurt harmar children, I kill you.
Speaker 13: If you sell our people drugs, I kill you. If
Speaker 13: you sell our people, I like them, Yes, I love them.
Speaker 13: He's the mayor of Manila.
Speaker 7: Now I love that guy.
Speaker 1: You know, I want to address these, uh, the comments
Speaker 1: that we've got kind of offline in regard to you know,
Speaker 1: Sean was stabbed in the back, which is horrible and
Speaker 1: difficult explaining to begin with.
Speaker 2: But Michael H.
Speaker 1: White, you can certainly come on. Uh you know, our
Speaker 1: invitation still stands for you to come on, explain what
Speaker 1: the hell is going on? Okay, let me tell your
Speaker 1: story where fair and bounced like Jake. Okay, But but
Speaker 1: it brings up the Ellen Greenberg case, which we've discussed
Speaker 1: here or where she was stabbed post mortem, post mortem
Speaker 1: in the back and it was ruled a suicide. And
Speaker 1: as Jake has pointed out, the medical examiner Osborne uh
Speaker 1: was an idiot who changed the cause of death four times.
Speaker 1: I mean the players in that case involved Larry Krasner.
Speaker 1: You know two cases that are stabs in the back, right.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've just been informed the cases back open. Evidently
Speaker 2: the City Sigationer's office.
Speaker 5: What case.
Speaker 11: For Ellen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they's some sort of agreement that took place, and
Speaker 2: they're going to have a separate private medical examiner now
Speaker 2: look into the autopsy of green I don't know when
Speaker 2: that's going to take. I don't know who all is
Speaker 2: involved in it. It's something that that I've recently learned.
Speaker 4: Hopefully somebody neutral.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the players in that case, though, I mean, have
Speaker 1: you heard I don't know. I think we've we've talked
Speaker 1: about the Ellen Greenberg case before. But the nine to
Speaker 1: one one call that is made by Ellen Greenberg's alleged boyfriend,
Speaker 1: he didn't call the subsequent object. You couldn't get a
Speaker 1: call that was more tailored to having an alibi trying
Speaker 1: to make an alibi. I mean, it was the call.
Speaker 2: Take you heard it? Well, you know, I believe if
Speaker 2: I if my memory serves me correctly, Krasner represented. I
Speaker 2: think he was on the Greenberg side and Periem mcmonaicle
Speaker 2: was on the Goldberg side, if my memory serves me correctly,
Speaker 2: And it was all kind of shenanigans where no one
Speaker 2: wanted to take responsibility during that time, and he was
Speaker 2: joined a bunch of stuff. They had meetings I was born,
Speaker 2: decided he wasn't going to show up at any meetings.
Speaker 2: You know, the original medical examine who we spoded the
Speaker 2: scene never has been interviewed.
Speaker 1: So how would you say that? How would you say
Speaker 1: the term of the of the audience over the comment
Speaker 1: How would you say that name ging?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, that's Glenn. Probably got the name for that
Speaker 2: for what But now the the name of the commenter,
Speaker 2: Genghis Khan.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: It wasn't my name.
Speaker 4: That's somebody else on there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know Geis. Uh, it goes by Genghis. I
Speaker 1: think we've made a distinction in previous episodes, Greg has
Speaker 1: specifically regarding justice versus vengeance. I think we're seeking vengeance,
Speaker 1: not justice.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, great movie, guys.
Speaker 4: You should We need to burn Gets, that's what we need.
Speaker 4: We need more of him.
Speaker 1: Oh god, I thought you were gonna say the last
Speaker 1: the last one who was close to.
Speaker 11: Bernie Sanders. No, we need more Berty Gets.
Speaker 1: No, I know, I know, it's just a we got
Speaker 1: two minutes left, guys, and it's been awesome. Obviously, Uh,
Speaker 1: we want to uh, emphasize the fact that we ask
Speaker 1: Michael White to uh join us.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 1: He initially said, let's do it, and then he subsequently
Speaker 1: uh renewed.
Speaker 2: Mike, Hey, Mike, how about this. We'd be you and
Speaker 2: Larry sit in the office, call us on a zoom
Speaker 2: call and I'll still talk to you guys. We can
Speaker 2: still publish. We could do it on your on your terms.
Speaker 2: I'll do it on anyone's turn. I don't care.
Speaker 1: Lindy, that's right. Uh, you vote for the vengeance system.
Speaker 1: I'd on behind you.
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 1: We've got Okay, that must be Gary. Uh, Cyril what
Speaker 1: and Henry Lee. Henry Lee already looked into the green guy.
Speaker 2: Yes, I didn't know it was. I know it was
Speaker 2: some separate things. So maybe that's something recent. I know
Speaker 2: Gary got some inside you know tracks, since now I
Speaker 2: know that he changed his name to LinkedIn user.
Speaker 1: I'm Gary awesome. We appreciate you, uh keeping up to
Speaker 1: us up to date with that. We missed you there
Speaker 1: for a while, right, so and Lindi, Lou we appreciate it.
Speaker 1: And uh again, guess too, we appreciate that. And Roy,
Speaker 1: thank you very much. So, Uh, guys love to have
Speaker 1: you guys back.
Speaker 2: Man, I gotta get this tech information from you all.
Speaker 2: I hope we get a chance.
Speaker 11: Yeah that I'll give you all tech information you want.
Speaker 11: You just gonna make your show a little bit longer,
Speaker 11: that's all.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what if we don't have a crisis,
Speaker 1: if you're available next week, we'd love to cover the
Speaker 1: tech thing because that's super good. Got it.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you about all the crap they've been doing
Speaker 4: and what we're going to the rabbit hole we're going
Speaker 4: down right now.
Speaker 2: Okay again, because me and John started to show incog negro.
Speaker 8: So but we were trying to unor that we were
Speaker 8: trying to honor Ashley Uh you know Saint Clair uh
Speaker 8: Elon's baby Mama Whokes does a podcast now with their
Speaker 8: sunglasses weird call.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 1: Yes, So yeah, have you seen the body language read
Speaker 1: oubt on that on that swift Chelsea thing?
Speaker 2: Not pretty? Okay, So.
Speaker 1: If you guys haven't, we only have We've got to
Speaker 1: get going. But anything else you guys want to say, quick,
Speaker 1: we got it.
Speaker 10: I just want to say that it's not making these
Speaker 10: videos trying to silence anybody that's talking against the narrative
Speaker 10: that he wanted everybody to believe this is not going
Speaker 10: to silence me.
Speaker 5: It's been seven years.
Speaker 10: I've been attacked in a lot of different ways over
Speaker 10: the past seven years because of political affiliation or speaking
Speaker 10: the truth, or you know, your basic rights not being violated.
Speaker 10: I just I need to put both of them on notice.
Speaker 10: I'm not going to be threatened. That's number one. That's
Speaker 10: not going to happen. So you could say whatever you want,
Speaker 10: even though I don't think that it's in your best interest,
Speaker 10: but you had an opportunity.
Speaker 7: You're not.
Speaker 10: An innocent person. I mean, you're coming on here talking
Speaker 10: about fuck Larry Prasner. I mean you're saying it multiple times.
Speaker 10: Of course you're going to get people are going to
Speaker 10: be looking at that. You have a three part series
Speaker 10: that's on a network, tear them out plus.
Speaker 4: That million people.
Speaker 1: So okay, we gotta we gotta wrap. But I want
Speaker 1: to mention the election that's coming up in Western New
Speaker 1: York and Rochester. Vote for Barcus Williams.
Speaker 4: Okay, Marcus, you're gonna get some support coming from my
Speaker 4: way because I've got a series of political events going
Speaker 4: and uh, they're going to be generating for candidates that
Speaker 4: we select and you're on the list.
Speaker 2: So as you're a.
Speaker 4: Good guy, that's that's the only ones we're going to
Speaker 4: support it, the good guys.
Speaker 1: As as as Marcus would say, stay hydrated.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Jake, thank you, Greg, thank you, Glenn, Marcus, Megan.
Speaker 2: We've got to have you back.
Speaker 1: And Glenn definitely next week for technology.
Speaker 11: Okay, you sure you don't want me for just comedy
Speaker 7: That too, That's okay.