Speaker 1: What's going on? Thank you so much for listening to
this podcast. It is heard live every day from noon
to three on WBT Radio in Charlotte. And if you
want exclusive content like invitations to events, the weekly live stream,
I daily show prep with all the links, become a patron,
go to dpeteclendershow dot com. Make sure you hit the
subscribe button. Get every episode for free right to your
smartphone or tablet. And again, thank you so much for
your support. I want to welcome to the studio, Congressman
Tim Moore. You just dropped in. You were sampling some
of the local fair pinkies right down the street here
from the studio. Which right, they have great wings. By
the way, what did you got wings?
Speaker 2: Wings?
Speaker 1: Okay, well that's always a.
Speaker 3: Good That's the closest thing to healthy in my book.
Speaker 4: I just said.
Speaker 1: To get a coffee mug. They got all the different
coffee mugs.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I thought I might leave WBT and have one.
Who knows I can give.
Speaker 1: You all we could find. We can find you a
coffee mug on it.
Speaker 3: Now that there'd be some swag.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's always swag. There's there you go, yeah, move them.
Mike A little closer to you, all right, So so
this was completely unplanned because you happened to be over
here a couple blocks away, and so you called up
and said, hey, you want to chat? Of course, doors
always open. I appreciate you coming in. It's good to
see you. So what do you want to hit? You
want to start with? I haven't even covered even though
this was from last week, I've not gotten to this
story that the police union, the FOP here in Charlotte
want is planning to ask federal, state, and city leaders
to authorize the National Guard to help respond to violent
crime in Charlotte. You were back in Charlotte last week
for the field hearing for the House Oversight Committee. So
what's your Have you heard this before? I'm sure you have,
but like, what's your read on that?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I saw the letter and I don't know. I'd want
to find out more details about it, because that certainly
is an elevated thing. There's clearly a problem right now.
And with our field hearing, what we wanted to do,
Pete was we wanted to point out the fact that
it's people talking about enough police on the street that
really isn't the problem, because what's happening. If you look
at the crime stats, it's the same people who reoffend
over and over again. So, for example, you know, some
guys are arrested and charged with some you know whatever,
it is, some breaking and entering, assault, you name it.
They're making bond, and then when they're out on bond,
they commit a criminal offense, They get arrested, they make bond,
they get out again, over and over again. And we
had we had a police officer who testified that it
was more often than not, and I've heard this from
other police officers, more often than not, that the defendant
is back out on the street while the cops still
in there doing their paperwork. And it's ridiculous. But guess
what you dry, you go just a few miles that
direction into Gaston County towards you're stomping ground exactly, then
it's not that way. I mean, it's so it's a
world of difference. And I got to say, I'm not
I'm not critical of the District Attorney here. I don't
think it's a DA issue. I think it's some of
these magistrates and some of these judges of these policies
that they've adopted in letting these guys just get out
time in time again. And so we really wanted to
crack down on the cashless bell situation. For those who
don't know, cashless BAILL is something that's being pushed in
some jurisdictions where they don't even want them to post
any kind of bond, any kind of whatsoever to get out,
where somebody's not paying in money to a bondsman or
whatever it is to guarantee the appearance back in court
as well as to guarantee and when somebody's released, they're
supposed to show up for a court nate. But guess
what else they're supposed to do. They're not supposed to
re offend, they're not supposed to commit other offenses. And
it's the same ones over and over again that's adding
to this backlaw.
Speaker 1: So there's a couple of things for people who don't know.
And you're a lawyer, so you know this system. A
couple things for people who don't know what the language
is about and what the roles are. A magistrate will
tell you that they're only supposed to be set. They
get guidelines from their district court judge that says here
are like misdemeanor Class two and three, and here are
the offenses. And they're only supposed to be giving them
a bond to make sure they appear at their first
court appearance. And so they'll say, well, well, our hands
are tied by those guidelines and we're only supposed to
make sure that they come to court. We're not supposed
to like take them off the streets. We're not supposed
to be making judgments and that sort of thing. So
they'll issue them either a secured bond or unsecured bond, right,
and sometimes it's just a written promise to appear. And
if it's an unsecured bond, is that the one where
they just pay the ten percent.
Speaker 3: Now if it's unsecure, they pay zero, They pay zero zero.
That's just their personal recognizance. But here's the thing. The
fallacy behind that is, yet, not only do you is
it to guarantee their return to court, but it's also
for public safety. I mean, that's why a murderer is
not released, and it shouldn't be, but it does happen.
But somebody's charged with the murder, that's a threat to
the community. Yeah, he may come to court, but what's
he going to do when he's back out on the streets.
So they're supposed to use that as well.
Speaker 1: What is the deal with the judges that are setting
these guidelines? Because during the House debate here in the
State House where you used to be Speaker of the House,
Marsha Morey, your old colleague, she got up and talked
about how in Durham County she set all the guidelines
and she you know, talked about, you know, the different
levels that she set. So that was like, I was
not aware of that. So the judges actually are are
setting up these guidelines. So how do we get at
that and should that be something that maybe the state
legislature directs those guidelines and what those bail amounts are.
Speaker 3: So the Arena's law that just passed and signing law
actually addresses a lot of that, but it is it's
let me give you an example, a real life example
where and I mentioned this at the hearing the other day,
there was a guy who was charged with raping a
student at Belmont Abbey College. Been a couple of years ago,
I believe now, and the when he was he was
arrested here in Charlotte. So he's arrested and so when
you're arrested, you you go initially to wherever. In most cases,
you go to like wherever you were arrested. So it
was Mecimburg County, went from a Mecklenburg County master because
there was a warrant for his arrest, and he was
given a fifty thousand dollars secured bond.
Speaker 4: We left.
Speaker 3: So what that means is for him to walk out
on the street, he would hire bonsman generally pay ten percent,
which would be five thousand, and then he's able to
walk out and be waited out there free waiting trial. Well,
once the case, once he was once he had been arrested,
the case then goes back to Gaston County where he's
prosecuted the district attorney there and who was the only
DA that really would have a dog in a fight.
That was the prosecutor, and then a judge and gas can.
So the difference is the judge said, what do you
mean we've released this guy on fifty thousand dollars? They
raised it to five hundred thousand dollars, in which case
the person then was put back into custody and remained
in custody until trial. But that's the example I mean
literally just crossing the Cataba River and you see that
time and time again in Mecklenburg County. And you know,
I don't want to make this stuff partisan. Everybody should
be for tough on crime, but the reality is you
have more liberal judges. This is what's happening. Yeah, and
so what the The other part is that voters, voters
need to understand it because guess what, all of these
judges are elected by the people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, this is like, this is all a choice.
Well you know what we see here with the crime,
it's a choice. People keep making these same choices over
and over again, and you know, I don't know how
else to convince them that that like this has to
be done, mainly in the Democrat primaries. Like we got
a sheriff here. You know, I call him Gary not
my fault McFadden because nothing is ever his fault, and
he like he keeps winning re election because in the
primaries the Democrat voters keep putting him back in no
matter who runs against them. So we'll see what happens
next year. But it's the same same deal with the
cooperation with Ice, which actually leads me to another thing.
I wanted to ask you about was the uh, you're
watching what's happening in Chicago.
Speaker 3: Portland, Portland, Chicago. I have, yes, and it's just what
we've seen on the left is just I mean outright violence.
I mean, there's no other way to describe it. I
mean the attacks on law enforcement officials, the shooting of
course that happened a couple of weeks ago. I mean,
the crazies on the left that are getting out there
doing this stuff. I mean what they're doing, you're putting
on a mask, you know this Antifa, these other groups
and literally attacking officers, literally trying to block folks doing
these things. I mean, that's breaking the law. That needs
to be prosecuted. And my understanding is is that the
DOJ is going to bring federal charges because what you
have in an area like Chicago or an area like Portland,
where you have these liberal local prosecutors there, they're choosing
not to prosecute them. But guess what when they attack
a federal facility, when they attack a federal officer, they
really messed up, right, because now they're going to be
charged federally.
Speaker 1: Well, we had this story out of Chicago where they
boxed it. There's like ten vehicles that boxed in these
these ice cars rammed the ice vehicles, and there was
apparently a call for service to local police for assistance.
They didn't respond and they yeah, they called them off.
They canceled the call. They were like, do not respond. So,
I mean, it's hard for me to look at that
and think like this is like this is nullification. This
is a local jurisdiction that is saying we will we're
not complying with federal law. So what does the federal
government then do? And that starts ratcheting up this tension
between federal and state and local and like that. I
don't want to use the word insurrection because that that's
only We're only supposed to use that word for one
singular event in our history. But it does kind of
seem to be a bit of a rebellion.
Speaker 3: Well, it does. And that's where, of course, the president
ultimately has the authority on the state national guard. The
president can federalize that state's national guard and direct them
to assists and then and then national guard can enforce
criminal laws. You have the whole You can't use active
military to enforce law, that's right.
Speaker 4: You don't do.
Speaker 3: POSEI coomatatis all. Yeah, exactly, but and your National Guard. So, uh,
I know that's something they're looking at. But I mean,
what from everything that I've seen what ICE is doing,
They're they're following the law. They are cracking down on
people who are here illegally, They're dealing with a lot
of the gang members are dealing with a lot of
this stuff. And then you have these guys, these Antifa
activists literally getting in the way of this. I mean,
I just it's it shocks me that people that they
think that's okay.
Speaker 1: No, Antifa is an idea. Remember that's what the president
told us. Joe Biden told us that it's just an idea.
Speaker 3: Did he or the auto pen? I'm just curious. So
I don't know what does that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. So I've been I've been making this
case for a while that the Democrat Party has a
they've got a violence problem. And I first saw it
when you remember Madison Cawthorne. He was running against a
guy named or a guy challenged him, Colonel Mo Davis.
You remember those in the tweets that he was sending out.
Speaker 3: Stomping him his neck and all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, and it's it's just getting worse. And
it's like we go from we go from no, no, no,
our words aren't inciting anybody to then this weekend where
that's South Carolina, Judge's house caught fire. We don't know why,
but now they're immediately blaming Republicans. So it's like, well,
wait a minute, does the stochastic terrorism thing right? This incitement?
Does it work only one direction?
Speaker 4: Do they?
Speaker 1: In your Do you deal with any of the Democrats
up there as your colleagues?
Speaker 3: I do, I do, I do, and I deal, And
I will say most of the ones that I deal
with regularly are not do not agree with this mess
that's going on, but they're the radical ones like for example, Omar,
I'm Omar, I mean, have any interaction. I want to
commitee with her. I've said hello, and that's about the
extent of it. But it's but I watched I don't
even know what my reaction was, Pete, when I saw
the interview after Charlie Kirk's death.
Speaker 1: Did you see that I mean with Omark, with Omar,
I mean.
Speaker 3: And she's like smiling the whole time that she's talking
about this man who was murdered and then starts talking about, well,
maybe I feel sorry for his wife and his children,
but this man should be forgotten. And was it the
ash heap of history or something? And I couldn't but
she's smiling the whole time. I mean, that takes a
level of evil. I don't know what else to say.
That's copathy, That is just twisted. Yeah, and you you
just and you're seeing that kind of stuff. But more
important even than the words what we talked about with
anti antiva, you're seeing the actions of physical violence that
were there. And look, I remember in twenty twenty when
I decided to stay the weekend in Raleigh, in downtown
and when the riots broke out, I'm literally watching from
my balcony as like cars are on fire and.
Speaker 1: The ideas are running all around the streets.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, oh yeah, the nonviolent protest. Right yeah, I'm
thinking this is this is nuts. But you know, when
when it's not the ride out smashing windows with skateboards
and attacking people, it's it's the crazies. It's the crazies
that on the left. And I think we ought to
deal with who is funding a lot of this because
you know, you know, these lo These are paid agitators,
paid protesters. I mean, somebody who's doing that out to
be held responsible for.
Speaker 1: So did you see you hear of a book? I
think it's called the Antifa Handbook, I think is what
it's called. Is written by some guy named Bray, Mike
Bray or Mark Bray. He's a Rutgers University associate professor,
and he wrote the handbook for Antifa, and he made
the rounds a couple of years ago, back in like
twenty sixteen, when Antifa was new and cool and all
of that for the media. And I just saw yesterday
he has now fled the country he's living in. He's
moved to Spain. And it came the day after the
White House announced that they're going to be probing the
funding ties good and so he fled. Well, I'm sure
it's coincidence. Oh, I'm sure it is.
Speaker 3: Well, and we know, you know the George Soros, you
know he and his son Alex or whatever. The millions
of dollars these guys put into things, and it's I mean,
you think about it. When the riots were going on
in the cities, these palettes of bricks would just magically
appear I mean, this is this is terrible and and
what I've called on you colleagues, my colleagues who on
the other side of the aisle, is they need to
unequivocally denounce this kind of violence, denounce this hateful rhetoric,
denounce this incitement and if you will. But most of
them are scared to So why do you think that is?
I think because the because the far ultra left, he
is in charge of the Democratic Party. I mean that
that's where we are today. I mean that they they
have been totally hijacked by the left wing nut jobs.
It's a battle between them, between the the between now
between the liberals and the hardcore leftist and I think
that's why so many North Carolina, North Carolinians, so many
Americans are either becoming who were Democrats before becoming unaffiliated,
or in some cases Republican. Look at the numbers, right,
I mean, and I'm a Republican. Hey, we're not perfect, right,
We've got some issues as well, but we're not out there,
you know, burning cars in the streets and interfering with
law enforce I mean we're not We're not violent. I mean,
it's just uh, and people see that, they see that
on the left, and they don't want to be you know,
most common sence. People don't want to be affiliated with that.
And I mean there's certain things that ought to be
common sense, nonpartistsan non political and public safety ought to
be at the very top of that list.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I mean it is the you know, was
it the hierarchy of civilization here that you know, these
are your needs and the number one down at the
bottom there is security because if you don't have that,
you can't engage in commerce. People don't have, you know,
trust in their neighbors and your freedom the roads obviously,
and I just I don't understand, well I do because
Dennis Prager talks about conservatives vote their values, Progressives vote
their values, but liberals do not because they don't want
to be perceived as being too close to conservatives, and
so they will cave every time to the hardcore leftists.
And that's that's really troubling to me, because the right
does not control these these institutions of value like legacy
media for example, and schools. This is where all this
stuff is coming through. That's why you're young people are
you know, one out of three of them say violence
is acceptable political violence is acceptable. That's how we got here.
And I'm kind of like, well, who then is going
to to fight that inside the Democrat Party if the
liberals won't do it?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea uh.
Speaker 3: That that you know what I think? I think what
has to happen is that Democrats have to start losing
more and more elections for that to get through. But
my concern is is you have certain areas, particularly in
the cities, where the Democrat de facto wins. It just
it just happens. I mean, you can run a great
qualified Republican, uh, and you can have somebody on the
hard far left and because of where they are that
you know they're likely to win those races. And at
some point there's got to be common sense that gets
involved in this. But I'll give you, I mean, not
exactly the same thing, because we're talking about, you know,
with the violence and all that stuff dangerous, but I'll
bring bring it into like the government shutdown right now,
right with the continuing Resolution, we as Republicans voted to
keep the government open, and we didn't change any policy,
we didn't roll back anything, we didn't deal with it
basically continuing the same budget that was in place when
Biden was president. Right, we passed it, went over to
the Senate initially a few months ago the first R.
Schumer voted for the Democrats. They caught so much grief
from the hard far left, the AOC's of the world,
all that stuff. Now, when it comes time to just
keep the government open, something as simple as that, they
can't muster the courage to do what they know is
the right thing. I mean, we can debate all the
issues they want to debate, but think about I'm sure
you saw the demands. One of the big demands they
had free health care for illegal aliens. And that's there.
It's in black and white. People wanted people go, oh,
it's not no go look on my website, look on
my social media. We will see the screenshot of the page.
And so they're willing to shut down the federal government
and all the services to provide free health care for
illegal aliens. When a party that is doing that has
lost its way and is out of touch with eighty
percent of the Americans.
Speaker 1: All right, that's Congressman Tim Moore. You know, stories are powerful.
They help us make sense of things, to understand experiences.
Stories connect us to the people of our past while
transcending generations. They help us process the meaning of life
and our stories are told through images and videos. Preserve
your stories with Creative Video. Started in nineteen ninety seven
and Minhill, North Carolina. It was the first company to
provide this valuable service, converting images, photos and videos into
high quality produced slide shows, videos and albums. The trusted,
talented and dedicated team at Creative Video will go over
all of the details with you to create a perfect project.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Drop them off in person or mail them.
They'll be ready in a week or two. Memorial videos
for your loved ones, videos for rehearsal, dinners, weddings, graduations, Christmas,
family vacations, birthdays, or just your family stories, all told
through images. That's what your photos and videos are. They
are your life told through the eyes of everyone around
you and all who came before you, and they will
tell others to come. Who you are, visit creative video
dot com. All right, So I am of the same
mind as Congressman More when it comes to this violence
fetish that democrats seem to be suffering from or enjoying.
I don't know the only way this is going to change,
I think is for Democrats to be forced to change.
And the only way that's going to happen is if
they lose more and more elections because of it. And
I think that's what we are seeing is Democrats losing
their grip on these institutions, whether it's you know, government
or education. But with the you know more the rise
in school choice for example, the crackdown on DEI measures right,
the but also social media, they've lost control through you know,
the censorship models that they were employing for the better
part of about seven years. They've lost a lot of
that control. We're seeing now movies and and uh, you know,
I want to say TV shows, but they're not. It's
YouTube stuff. It's content creation that's now being done by uh,
you know, independent content creators, whether they're movies or TV series.
But they're living on the digital platforms Daily Wire for example,
doing full length feature movies. So they're losing their grip.
And this is what it looks like when a party
that has controlled the culture for so long starts losing
control of that culture. And as I've said for years,
they they have enjoyed this, uh, this position, and so
they haven't been able or haven't been I should say,
they haven't been tasked with defending their positions. They would
just call people names, and they would rely on media
to amplify the names, the smears, and then they would
also rely on the targets not wanting to be called
these things. And just like anything else, when you call
everybody a Nazi, the word loses its power. And that's
where we are. So people call like, I got a
guy he ran for office as a Democrat in North
Carolina and he's out there calling me and all my
listeners and all of the people on Twitter that follow me,
we're all racists and Nazis and stuff, and nobody cares
what you have to say. You're you know it. What
is the old line, Well, it's not that old. It's
from that cartoon. Your booze mean nothing. I've seen what
you cheer for. I don't care what you say. Your
opinion of me is absolutely irrelevant. It carries no purchase
any longer. And that's what they're grappling with. They used
to be able to just call you names, have it
amplified in the press, and it would destroy your life.
And it doesn't work anymore. And they have nothing else
to fall back on, so they just keep ratcheting up
this rhetoric and now you're inspiring people to actually engage
in violence against federal agents. I mentioned this with Congressman Moore.
It's this is it's insane. So this is a story
from CBS News. Federal agents shot a woman in the
Brighton Park neighborhood on Chicago's southwest Side on Saturday morning
after they became boxed in by vehicles. According to the
US Department of Homeland Security, the woman, as well as
a man whom authorities say was involved in the chaos,
are now facing charges. Homeland Security originally said the shooting
happened while agents were patrolling in Broadview, where the Department
has a US Immigration and Customs enforcement facility that has
been the target of ongoing quote protests and clashes between
agents and demonstrators. Their attacks is what's happening. These are attacks. Okay.
Here is what Gov. Pritzker said about this story when
asked by Jake Tapper on CNN News.
Speaker 4: What do you know about this incident?
Speaker 5: We're federal agents boxed in and assaulted.
Speaker 6: Well, we don't have a lot of facts. What happens
in these sorts of incidence is typically ICE puts out
a press release before anybody else can speak with the press,
and then it gets reported on social media and elsewhere.
So they are just putting out their propaganda.
Speaker 1: Their propaganda. So when ICE agents are attacked and they
put out a press release about the attack, that's propaganda.
According to the freaking governor of Illinois, here is Congresswoman
Timmy Duckworth or Senator.
Speaker 4: They lie, right, The Trump administration lies. We have a
president who's a known liar.
Speaker 3: And they have been they've been lying about the situation
all along.
Speaker 1: So they've been lying, according to Pritzker and Duckworth. There
everybody's lying at Homeland Security, ICE is lying, Border Patrol's lying,
Christy Nome's lying. Right, Everyone's lie, lie, lie, lie lie,
except I guess you're gonna have to rework that talking
point because the Chicago Police superintendent thinks otherwise.
Speaker 5: So when I was a kid, my grandpa died with Alzheimer's,
and before he died, my mom and my dad took
care of him as he got worse. Forty years ago,
there were no treatments and not much support for caregivers
and family. But things are different today because of the
work of so many people, including the Alzheimer's Association of
Western Carolina. It's a great organization with awesome people with
huge hearts. I've been a supporter for twenty five years.
This cause means a lot to me. I participate in
the annual Walk to end Alzheimer's and I'm leading a
Charlotte team again this year, and it's called once again
Pete's Pack. You can sign up and you can join
the team and walk with us. It's on October eighteenth,
that truest field up at alz dot org slash Walk
and then you could search for my team name Pete's Peck.
There's also a link at thepetepod dot com. There's also
a link in the description of this podcast. Also, I'll
be am seeing the Gastonia Walk on October eleventh then,
so you can make a team and join that one too,
or make a donation and help me hit my goal
of five thousand dollars. If you do, I really appreciate it.
There are a bunch of other walks all over the Carolinas.
You can go to alz dot org slash Walk for
all the dates and locations. We're closer than ever to
stopping Alzheimer's. Can you help us get there? Will you
walk with me? For a different future, for families, for
more time for treatments.
Speaker 1: This is why we walk, all right. So in Chicago
ICE operation there being attacked by these leftists. Oh and
also there are hits being put out on ICE agents
by cartels and such. I have details on all of that.
But you heard from the Governor of Illinois JB. Pritzkir
and Tammy Duckworth, member of Congress, both saying that DHS
Homeland Security is lying ICE border patrol. They're lying about
what occurred over the weekend, which was that ICE vehicles
were quote boxed in by about ten vehicles, and then
one of their vehicles got rammed, and when an officer,
the patrolling agents were rammed by vehicles boxed in by
ten cars, according to a statement from the Department of
Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Trisia McLaughlin. And you heard these
democrats saying these are all lies, which might be news
to the Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling.
Speaker 4: Federal agents.
Speaker 2: ICE HSI are officers, they're agents of law enforcement.
Speaker 4: If you box them in.
Speaker 2: With vehicles, it is reasonable for them to believe that
they are being ambushed, correct, and that this could end
in a deadly situation, and it's reasonable for them to
use force.
Speaker 4: Based on those conditions.
Speaker 2: Do not box in any law enforcement officer. You are
breaking the law when you do that, and you are
putting yourself in danger following law enforcement agents around.
Speaker 4: The question is why what do you plan on doing.
Speaker 2: It's also reasonable for them to believe that you're eventually
going to do harm to them. If you ram any vehicle,
especially that one that contains law enforcement agents, and that's
any law enforcement local, state, federal, county, and you do
this intentionally, this is considered deadly force. Deadly force is
anything that can cause great bodily harm or death. When
you plow into a vehicle that contains law enforcement agents,
you're using deadly force, and they can use deadly force
in response to stop you.
Speaker 1: So let that be a warning democrats and leftist shock troops.
You keep escalating, you're gonna get shot. In fact, one
of the people that boxed in and hit these ICE
agents was shot. DHS said that the agents were unable
to move their vehicles, so they got out of a car.
According to DHS. One of the drivers of one of
the cars boxing them in had a gun, which the
agency called a semi automatic weapon. Don't know if it
was a handgun or long gun, but whatever, DHS said,
the agents opened fire, striking the driver, who has been
identified some woman. According to the federal charging complaint, Customs
and Border Protection agent who opened fire stepped out of
his vehicle and shot five times at the woman as
she rammed her car into a federal law enforcement vehicle.
Prosecutors say she drove off, but paramedics found her and
her car at a repair shop about a mile away,
at which point she was taken to a hospital. She
was treated, released, and then arrested. Now I'm curious. Was
she going to the repair shop in order to try
to get her vehicle repaired so as to hide the evidence,
or was it somebody that she knew. Was it a
place that employed people she knew or something, or was
it just a place she pulled over because the an
ambulance was dispatched to that location where she got picked
up and taken to the hospital. Her name is Marimar Martinez,
forty years old, of Chicago, charged with forcibly assaulting. She
is a citizen forcibly assaulting, impeding, and interfering with a
federal law enforcement officer. This according to the US Attorney's Office.
DHS claimed that the woman was also named in an
intelligence bulletin that was put out last week because she
was doxing agents and posting threats against ICE online. A
later statement said that as ICE agents were responding to
that shooting, somebody followed them and rammed their vehicle in
an attempt to run them off the road. That person
also got arrested now in custody. That guy's name is
Anthony Ian Santos Ruiz, twenty one of Chicago. Don't know
if he's a citizen or not. He faces the exact
same charges as Martinez. All right, that'll do it for
this episode. Thank you so much for listening. I could
not do the show without your support and the support
of the businesses that advertise on the podcast, so if
you'd like, please support them too and tell them you
heard it here. You can also become a patron at
my Patreon page or go to dpetecleanershow dot com. Again,
thank you so much for listening, and don't break anything
while I'm gone.