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Speaker 6: When you Look at the key categories that we always
Speaker 6: look at, energy, food, and shelter. Energy fell by one
Speaker 6: point one percent. That was largely driven because of gas
Speaker 6: prices falling in the month of July by two point
Speaker 6: two percent. Look at that food, I mean, this is
Speaker 6: where people spend their money, right, food every single day.
Speaker 6: Food flat zero percent and actually down at the grocery
Speaker 6: store by point one percent. And then shelter we always
Speaker 6: usually see an increase because that is what people are
Speaker 6: paying on rent, and we know that rents are rising.
Speaker 7: Egg prices fell once again in July and are down
Speaker 7: twenty percent since President Trump took office. Shelter inflation, the
Speaker 7: largest contributor to overall inflation, is at its lowest level
Speaker 7: since October of twenty twenty one. Wage growth for American
Speaker 7: workers is beating inflation once again. As inflation declines. This
Speaker 7: administration continues to be wholeheartedly committed to putting more money
Speaker 7: back into the American people's pockets. American real wages are
Speaker 7: up one point three percent over last year and have
Speaker 7: increased each month since President Trump took office, and small
Speaker 7: business optimism, according to this morning's report, has also reached
Speaker 7: a five month high. Ignore the pannicins and trust in
Speaker 7: President Trump. That is our motto here at the White House.
Speaker 7: The America First Economic Agenda is working.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Tuesday Boation early rush hour, ladies and gentlemen,
Speaker 1: the fastest hour in American media. We started with the
Speaker 1: economic news Inflation under control.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Remember Jerome Powell has said that this is what his
Speaker 1: concerns are in not going the interest rates, so we
Speaker 1: don't expect it. But because he's going to say next
Speaker 1: to all, you know, the it's still not it's still
Speaker 1: not really.
Speaker 3: There yet. There's no there yet.
Speaker 1: We have to wait for more data to see whether
Speaker 1: that I know what's going to happen there.
Speaker 3: I think I know anyway.
Speaker 1: But the good news is that all these fears about
Speaker 1: rampant inflation, no, they don't exist. So the inflation hasn't
Speaker 1: kept up with the liberal fear. I should say, not
Speaker 1: that inflation doesn't exist. Everybody the shops knows. Prices on
Speaker 1: some things have gone up.
Speaker 3: We know that. But is that is it?
Speaker 1: Is it breaking the bank the way that it did
Speaker 1: under the Biden presidency. No big news out of Texas today.
Speaker 1: Princess d sent me the story and Lady Benedict before
Speaker 1: the show, and then I looked into it two hours ago.
Speaker 3: It passed. The Senate.
Speaker 1: In Texas has unveiled their redistricting maps. Five Democrat seats.
Speaker 3: Are a limit.
Speaker 1: However, you know, there's all this talk about the race.
Speaker 1: You know, Jasmine and that crew and the insane left
Speaker 1: continue to cry racism for every single thing that happens,
Speaker 1: including this Texas redistricting plan, which will mean that there
Speaker 1: would be more Hispanics or about the same number more
Speaker 1: brown people as they like to say, in holding elective
Speaker 1: office in Texas, except I won't be Democrats. And that's
Speaker 1: the problem. So it's not about race, It's about politics,
Speaker 1: and it always is about politics. This is so long
Speaker 1: overdue when you look at what has happened in the
Speaker 1: last decades with Democrats. They've gone on the marchin. We
Speaker 1: have funny SoundBite with Pritzker out of Illinois. He was
Speaker 1: on me to depressed over the weekend and she asked
Speaker 1: him point blank about their record in Illinois. And you
Speaker 1: should just hear the dodge that this guy, I mean dodge,
Speaker 1: the steps that he went through to say to try
Speaker 1: to pretend it wasn't what isn't happening. Is that's cut forward, Carlos,
Speaker 1: Since I mentioned it, I wanted to do some other
Speaker 1: things first, but let's just listen to that. She everybody
Speaker 1: knows Illinois is one of the worst states for jerry
Speaker 1: mandering that has ever existed in the United States history,
Speaker 1: and they have been blatant about the way they've jerry
Speaker 1: mandered Republicans out of having a voice in the congressional
Speaker 1: delegation from Illinois. Kirsten Walker, Meet the Depressed, actually asked
Speaker 1: him about it, and wait for his answer.
Speaker 8: Here you go, every major group degrades the fairness of
Speaker 8: congressional maps, gives your state an f Common Cause and
Speaker 8: nonpartisan government watchdog even says you're map and I'm going
Speaker 8: to quote represents a nearly perfect model for everything that
Speaker 8: can go wrong with redissecting. And I guess the question is,
Speaker 8: as you talk about preserving democracy, how do you preserve
Speaker 8: democracy if you're using the same tactics that you've criticized
Speaker 8: Texas Republicans for.
Speaker 9: But as I say, what they're talking about is a distraction.
Speaker 9: The reality is that the violation of people's voting rights
Speaker 9: is what Texas is attempting to do.
Speaker 3: That's what's wrong with their efforts right now.
Speaker 9: And the fact that the President of the United States
Speaker 9: knows it and nevertheless is asking them to do it.
Speaker 1: He never answers the question. It just goes, well, we're
Speaker 1: talking about voting rights. Oh, like the Republicans that don't
Speaker 1: have a chance to vote for their representatives because of
Speaker 1: the way you rig the map in Illinois don't have rights.
Speaker 1: It's only Texas, and no one's voting rights are threatened
Speaker 1: at all. Everybody still gets a chance to vote. Rights
Speaker 1: are not threatened, folks. I want to spend a lot
Speaker 1: more time with this. I'm looking forward to chatting up
Speaker 1: Princess Die this weekend because this, to me is one
Speaker 1: of the most important battles and if this goes the
Speaker 1: way that it should go politically, Democrats actually are going
Speaker 1: to be out of power for a generation because they
Speaker 1: have been in power competitively on the backs of illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants and they know it, and that is why they
Speaker 1: have incorporated this idea of sanctuary city as a lifeblood.
Speaker 1: This is why they're fighting immigration reform so hard and
Speaker 1: actually up at arms where there's another congress woman I
Speaker 1: ain't even bothered to send the SoundBite in calling ice
Speaker 1: a terrorist organization. This is how the Democrat have remained
Speaker 1: in power. This is how, at least in the House,
Speaker 1: by cheating, by rigging elections through demographics. This is the
Speaker 1: source of their political power in the House, along with
Speaker 1: all the other things that they've done that they's slush funds,
Speaker 1: using the NGOs, building a deep state infrastructure that is
Speaker 1: now being slowly dismantled. They have not attained power with honesty,
Speaker 1: and it is coming. The chickens are coming home to roost.
Speaker 1: But the big story continues to be the federal government
Speaker 1: actually deciding that it's time. It's time for some law
Speaker 1: and order in the nation's capital. You have another mayor,
Speaker 1: Karen Bass out. She's in a city where she's admitting
Speaker 1: the desperation that they feel in Los Angeles because illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants are not not out spending, not participating in the
Speaker 1: economy of LA the way they used to, because of
Speaker 1: fears of illegal immigrants, and those fears are because their
Speaker 1: city has been built on illegality. But she's frightened and
Speaker 1: listen to Mayor Bass. She was on PMS NBC describing
Speaker 1: what is happening, Yes Carlos, describing what she thinks is
Speaker 1: the central issue with Trump actually coming to the aid
Speaker 1: of the people of Washington, DC by trying to get
Speaker 1: crime out of control.
Speaker 10: And it's interesting which mayors in which cities he's chosen.
Speaker 10: He's chosen it is to focus on in Los Angeles,
Speaker 10: where you have crime down sixty year low in terms
Speaker 10: of homicides, Homelessness is down. He points to homelessness, and
Speaker 10: he points to crime in Washington, d C. I don't
Speaker 10: know what's going on there, but I imagine that they
Speaker 10: are not suffering in the despair that he described in
Speaker 10: his press conference that in any way would warrant the
Speaker 10: use of federal officials in this manner.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, Okay, you know what I'm going to do.
Speaker 1: You know what we should answer her with. And there's
Speaker 1: a lot that I want to say about this whole situation,
Speaker 1: because it is time, you know, people talk around the
Speaker 1: central issues here with all these cities, because they don't
Speaker 1: want to talk about the black people that are running
Speaker 1: these cities. In some cases, they're supposed to be the heroes,
Speaker 1: you know, when they're elected. You hear all this business
Speaker 1: about oh, historic, ooh, a black mayor, Oh, first black
Speaker 1: mayor of this, first black mayor of this second black mayor,
Speaker 1: of this third black mayor, of this history in him.
Speaker 1: But you never see, you never have people actually talk
Speaker 1: about what happens in all of these cities. It is
Speaker 1: not one it is it is Los Angeles with the
Speaker 1: black mayor. It was Atlanta with the black mayor. It's
Speaker 1: Chicago with the black mayor who and in many cases
Speaker 1: people of color running the city council or having a
Speaker 1: lot of representation on it. It's destrois Detroit, It's phil Philadelphia,
Speaker 1: It's I'm sorry, Philadelphia.
Speaker 3: It's Baltimore.
Speaker 1: And Baltimore's mayor is upset with Trump because he's single.
Speaker 1: He talked about Baltimore and his response was, well, well,
Speaker 1: I don't understand why Donald Trump's talking about Baltimore. We
Speaker 1: only have eighty four people killed so far this year,
Speaker 1: only eighty four people, and they're celebrating. We only have
Speaker 1: closing in on one hundred murders. But this is great.
Speaker 1: And that is the problem, because it has come to
Speaker 1: the point that black people in these cities are expendable.
Speaker 1: Because the black criminals who are running stuff in many
Speaker 1: of these cities. And I am not saying that white
Speaker 1: folks don't commit crime, I'm not saying Asians don't commit crime.
Speaker 1: Indians don't commit crime. I'm not saying everybody in every
Speaker 1: single way that you could categorize, could categorize human beings,
Speaker 1: has criminals. What has happened with Black culture in America?
Speaker 1: Glora find the criminals glorifying living on the scam for
Speaker 1: a segment of the population, not everybody, because Black people
Speaker 1: in middle class from middle class backgrounds don't agree with
Speaker 1: this stuff. Black people that have achieved it and are
Speaker 1: in the upper classes of society, they don't agree with
Speaker 1: this as a way of life because they know, well,
Speaker 1: that's not how.
Speaker 3: You get there.
Speaker 1: But there is an element in Black culture that actually
Speaker 1: glorifies the kind of behavior. And not just Black culture.
Speaker 1: You see it also in Hispanic culture. I've been to
Speaker 1: some of my Hispanic younger friends and seeing the posters
Speaker 1: of scar Face and all.
Speaker 3: The other criminals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's out here, and how the whole
Speaker 1: gangst the street life, all the stuff. It's glorified in
Speaker 1: the music, it's glorified in the movies, it's glorified in
Speaker 1: the culture. And then when you start throwing people in jail,
Speaker 1: then all of a sudden you're racist because you're dealing
Speaker 1: with mass incarceration. Well, how come if you weren't didn't
Speaker 1: have mass criminals, you wouldn't have mass incarcerations. The problem
Speaker 1: is you got mass criminals because your culture glorifies it,
Speaker 1: and you instead of defending and saying we are better
Speaker 1: than this as a culture, our culture is better than this,
Speaker 1: and we expect better than this.
Speaker 3: You have every single.
Speaker 1: Almost journalist in DC who's too scared to walk the
Speaker 1: streets at night and don't go in certain neighborhoods sitting
Speaker 1: around complaining about January sixth being the worst violence because
Speaker 1: the people that are affected by violence don't matter to them.
Speaker 1: They never see them, They never go in their neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: They never have to comfort their families when they're the
Speaker 1: ones that are murdered, when their children are murdered. No
Speaker 1: one has to go in those neighborhoods and see these people.
Speaker 1: They suffer in silence, And yet you have these these
Speaker 1: journalists like Dana Bash and these other cities. The worst
Speaker 1: violence of dy was January sixth.
Speaker 3: That is so full of.
Speaker 1: The worst violence happens every day to people who lose
Speaker 1: their sons, their daughters, their lives are threatened by simply
Speaker 1: trying to exist. But these freaking reporters in DC don't
Speaker 1: see it because they are not in these neighborhoods. They
Speaker 1: high tell it the hell out of there, and then
Speaker 1: they sitting around and wag their finger with Donald Trump
Speaker 1: for actually trying to fix the problem in these neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: If everybody wants to ignore, because no one wants to
Speaker 1: talk about exactly why these problems exist, because you defend
Speaker 1: this culture that is a godless, immoral culture that is
Speaker 1: permeated masses of people. I gotta take a break. Keep
Speaker 1: it right here, don't go away. Moost nervely fastest our
Speaker 1: in American media continues.
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Speaker 11: I should note that the most violent moment in recent
Speaker 11: history in DC was January sixth, and it was an
Speaker 11: attack on the United States Capitol by a lot of
Speaker 11: people who were doing it in the name of Donald Trump.
Speaker 11: And it included the people who were hurt, included members
Speaker 11: of law enforcement.
Speaker 12: Driving home my staff who lives here in the Hill
Speaker 12: reminded me, don't stop at a stop light until I'm
Speaker 12: out of town. If I see a red light late
Speaker 12: at night, since it's very little traffic slow up at
Speaker 12: the other block, so I never come to a full
Speaker 12: stop except in the middle of the block because of
Speaker 12: carjackets stopping a light, people standing in the corner walking
Speaker 12: up with a gun.
Speaker 1: That was nineteen ninety two. The second one, that was
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. That was Joe Biden discussing life in Washington,
Speaker 1: d C. Then, and the same thing is happening now.
Speaker 1: That was when Joe Biden was promoting his infamous crime
Speaker 1: Bill to try to get a handle on crime. It's
Speaker 1: still out of control, regardless of what they say about
Speaker 1: the numbers, and they know it.
Speaker 3: And then you have Dangan.
Speaker 1: Up bashed, dang rethink, against the Capitol, against the building, folks.
Speaker 1: I spoke too long in the first segment, so we
Speaker 1: have to take another break. We're coming back. We'll have
Speaker 1: some more time. I'm not done. I am up to
Speaker 1: here with it all.
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Speaker 13: Man, I'm gonna go ahead and say it though, Democrats. Man,
Speaker 13: y'all cooked, bro I'm talking about man, I'd be looking
Speaker 13: at my news fees man. I posted that about black
Speaker 13: and white conservatives coming together. Man, I had Asians coming
Speaker 13: in that thing, Latino's coming in that thing. I even
Speaker 13: think I seemed like an Armenian American blurd.
Speaker 3: Listen, man, cooked, y'all cooked, extra crispy, no batter.
Speaker 13: Y'all might want to just start all the way over, like,
Speaker 13: just go ahead and sit out for these little twenty years.
Speaker 13: Let the people get back, you know, back where they
Speaker 13: want to be, and forget that y'all snakes, and then
Speaker 13: y'all try to sneak back in. But as of right now,
Speaker 13: the Latino community, Asian community, black community, white community, Arminian community,
Speaker 13: I don't have Filipino Americans in my inbox telling me
Speaker 13: they with it too.
Speaker 3: It's over.
Speaker 1: James Golden is thirty with you here, all right, let's
Speaker 1: go to the morning. Joe, Joe Scarborough were going to
Speaker 1: get right to it. We got a lot to do here, folks,
Speaker 1: a lot to it. Nine and then right behind it ten, Carlos.
Speaker 1: This was Joe Scarborough says a lot, right.
Speaker 14: I want to read you a text from read it hey,
Speaker 14: someone who I won't say nothing but read it.
Speaker 3: There, We'll just say they're very lowly read the text, Johan.
Speaker 14: He says, this may sound controversial, but I'm not totally
Speaker 14: opposed to Trump's National Guard move in DC. I know
Speaker 14: he's doing it for politics, but crime remains rampant. I've
Speaker 14: had too many friends carjacked, shot at. None of us
Speaker 14: will walk more than three blocks after eight pm. Thirteen
Speaker 14: year olds are committing many of these crimes. Quite a
Speaker 14: change from a decade ago when things were much calmer. Well,
Speaker 14: that actually sounds like the DC that I lived in,
Speaker 14: when I lived a block behind the Supreme Court and
Speaker 14: you know, every three some one of my neighbors was
Speaker 14: getting held up at gunpoint. I mean there has been
Speaker 14: a crime problem in d C.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we know, Joe.
Speaker 1: But of course your party is in and I'm including
Speaker 1: you with the Democrats because that's what you are. Your
Speaker 1: party is in total denial. Okay, cut ten more of
Speaker 1: Joe Scarbau.
Speaker 14: You can walk forty to fifty sixty blocks in Manhattan
Speaker 14: at two in the morning and feel safe.
Speaker 3: No, you can't.
Speaker 14: And yet in Washington, d C. I've got friends that
Speaker 14: worked in the Biden White House. I friends that work
Speaker 14: in the media that say they don't feel safe walking
Speaker 14: three blocks in Washington, d C. Why can't Washington be
Speaker 14: fixed despite what the crime numbers say, because people aren't
Speaker 14: feeling it.
Speaker 15: You know, often it's the perception of being safe or
Speaker 15: unsafe that affects cities, and I think that's what's happened
Speaker 15: in Washington, d C. Washington, d C has thirty four
Speaker 15: hundred police offices.
Speaker 3: They're undermanned.
Speaker 1: The national guy, Mike Barnacle, well, he listens to the
Speaker 1: real stories from people. People don't feel safe. When I
Speaker 1: lived there, I had neighbors that were being car that
Speaker 1: were being held up at gunpoint. Da da da da da.
Speaker 1: You got this person coming, hey, don't feel safe? And
Speaker 1: then you have Barnacle. Barnacle, did you live in Southwest DC?
Speaker 1: I very strongly doubted all these people in d C,
Speaker 1: all these media types, the Dana bashes and all that.
Speaker 1: I've been to the places in DC where they live,
Speaker 1: those nice little exclusive neighborhoods that the average person will
Speaker 1: never come near being able to afford to get into.
Speaker 1: I've been there, I've been there. You go around Rock
Speaker 1: Creek Parking there. It's beautiful up there, but that's not
Speaker 1: where it's happening in d C. That's where all you people,
Speaker 1: certain kind of people, very privileged media people, can go there,
Speaker 1: or they can get out to Maryland or go to
Speaker 1: Virginia in some very nice suburbs, thank you very much,
Speaker 1: where they don't have to be around those people, and
Speaker 1: you know who those people are. They don't have to
Speaker 1: live in those neighborhoods. They don't have to worry about
Speaker 1: the thirteen year old in their neighborhoods because they're in
Speaker 1: advanced computer classes. They're kids taking AI causes or going
Speaker 1: to some you know, playdates with somebody. They don't have
Speaker 1: to live in the freaking hood They're not their kids,
Speaker 1: aren't the thirteen year old, twelve year olds, eleven year
Speaker 1: olds with guns running around trying to kill each other,
Speaker 1: and the Robin Steele right there in DC, the whole
Speaker 1: DC are. Giant Supermarkets is a huge supermarket chain in DC.
Speaker 1: Right now, they have banned kids from coming in there
Speaker 1: unaccompanied by an adult after six o'clock because the theft
Speaker 1: was so high. They don't even want the kids in
Speaker 1: the stores, you can't come in. That's what's happening right
Speaker 1: in the vicinity of DC. And yet you have these
Speaker 1: people like Barnacle, like the Dana bashes. Oh, the biggest
Speaker 1: violence we ever have in January sixth, Well, get your
Speaker 1: ass in the neighborhood, walk by yourself, Dana in certain
Speaker 1: parts of DC, and then come back and tell us
Speaker 1: if you make it back, whether that's the biggest violence
Speaker 1: you'll ever see because you couldn't take your little last
Speaker 1: in many of the neighborhoods in DC and walk by
Speaker 1: yourself in broad daylight, let alone night time. I'm so
Speaker 1: sick of these people with all this nonsense. It's that
Speaker 1: they pretend that it doesn't exist because they don't want
Speaker 1: to exist.
Speaker 3: And why don't they want to exist?
Speaker 1: Abby had a panel on ben Ferguson nailed it fifteen
Speaker 1: Carlos ben Ferguson nailed this one down.
Speaker 16: You have a present that is trying to fight crime
Speaker 16: and he's getting criticized so we for political gain, and
Speaker 16: there's nothing that he's ever going to do to stop
Speaker 16: people from being killed or murdered or raped, or going
Speaker 16: after the cartel members, going after m a certeen gang members,
Speaker 16: you guys criticize him on every damn thing he does
Speaker 16: to try to keep people safe because you hate him
Speaker 16: more than you care about people.
Speaker 3: Has he ever done anything that you support?
Speaker 17: Has he ever done anything that you challenging to be prosecuted?
Speaker 3: But that's what we're talking about on.
Speaker 17: The subject anything he's ever g subject because.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you see how they respond that you are enough,
Speaker 1: because we can't even understand what half of them was saying,
Speaker 1: except when yeah, he YESU pardons to some criminals. My
Speaker 1: point that was, by the way, that voice saying oh no, no, no,
Speaker 1: no is belongs to this Tara set Mayor, who was
Speaker 1: on the panel with Abby and the others, and she
Speaker 1: cut thirteen. This is her with Scott Jennings. Listen to this.
Speaker 17: Nationwide, let's use actual numbers as examples. There are eighteen
Speaker 17: other places other cities that have more violent crime than
Speaker 17: Washington d C. Number one being Saint Louis, Missouri, four
Speaker 17: times the homicide rate of Washington d C. I don't
Speaker 17: see Donald Trump sending National Guard troops and taking over
Speaker 17: the police department there or in Memphis, because it was
Speaker 17: more Memphis, tennessee another ground c Right, Okay, then you
Speaker 17: know Memphis has was.
Speaker 3: One of the murder chapels in the world.
Speaker 17: Yeah, and how come you're going from Donald Trump to
Speaker 17: send National.
Speaker 16: Guard trot Because I also understand the laws and I
Speaker 16: understand that it's different in Washington, d C.
Speaker 17: About he said, He said he wants to also move
Speaker 17: this this little experiment here of taking over cities and
Speaker 17: police departments to New York Chicago.
Speaker 3: Subject nobody's getting.
Speaker 10: Nobody I come from.
Speaker 1: And this is a black woman with some kind of anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to talk about a Look, she's a
Speaker 1: very beautiful woman, but it's but whatever.
Speaker 3: But then proudly get this.
Speaker 1: Probably they're eighteen other cities that have high your crime
Speaker 1: rates that Washington.
Speaker 3: D Is that something to be proud of? Missy?
Speaker 1: Is that something you feel proud of? Saint Louis? What's
Speaker 1: the problem with Saint Louis? And what does Saint Louis
Speaker 1: have in common with Memphis? And what is Memphis have
Speaker 1: in common with Detroit? And what does Detroit have in
Speaker 1: common with Baltimore? And what does Baltimore have in common
Speaker 1: with Dallas? And what is Dallas have in common with
Speaker 1: parts of New York? And what does New York have
Speaker 1: in column in common with parts of LA if you
Speaker 1: really want to follow this, And she talked about Saint Louis,
Speaker 1: Saint Louis as a hell hole.
Speaker 3: It was another once beautiful city.
Speaker 1: Every once beautiful city in America has been destroyed by
Speaker 1: the Democrat Party. And instead of these people saying, you
Speaker 1: know what, let's fix the cities, let's fix this problem
Speaker 1: in our culture where you have kids killing kids, where
Speaker 1: you have kids robbing and thinking that robbery, theft, mayhem,
Speaker 1: murder is a way of life, instead of them joining
Speaker 1: hands and saying, let's fix this. This is not how
Speaker 1: humanity should function. This is not how our culture should function.
Speaker 1: This is not how we as human being should function.
Speaker 1: Instead of doing that, these people are driven by this
Speaker 1: insane level of hatred for Donald Trump that they can't
Speaker 1: even support the idea that a major city, our nation's capital,
Speaker 1: should people should be able to walk without a fear
Speaker 1: of crime. Now what are the residents in DC saying?
Speaker 1: Can't play the whole thing? It goes for over three minutes.
Speaker 1: But here's a regular guy. He's a black guy, got
Speaker 1: gray in his beard, He's got a salt and pepper beard.
Speaker 1: Cut eleven walking down the street the day after this
Speaker 1: was made, and to listen to it just.
Speaker 3: As quiet as a church motion.
Speaker 18: I came all the way down Pennsylvania Avenue this morning,
Speaker 18: so peaceful you.
Speaker 3: I don't smell on no weave young. I don't see
Speaker 3: no homeless people.
Speaker 18: I mean, I came all the way through the southeast side,
Speaker 18: all the way down here. You see now I'm at
Speaker 18: the White House, don't win.
Speaker 3: It's quiet.
Speaker 18: Yeah. It's a shame that it takes somebody to have
Speaker 18: to sit in your classroom in order for you to
Speaker 18: be in order.
Speaker 3: You know, because that's what it feels like.
Speaker 13: Man.
Speaker 3: You gotta be babysitter to do your job.
Speaker 18: Yeah, stuff been out of corotrol for years. You you
Speaker 18: gotta do better, you know, you gotta do better.
Speaker 1: Young and mainly young.
Speaker 3: You got the problems.
Speaker 18: It's us, man, It's always us giving everybody a bad name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll see how long this last year? How many
Speaker 3: murders was it last night? How many Carl Jackins was
Speaker 3: it last night?
Speaker 18: Talk to me and y'all keep on posting all these
Speaker 18: data numbers and things of that nature that y'all see.
Speaker 18: Everybodyho's reposting the stuff that came from the Metropolitan Police.
Speaker 3: Department and the mayor. Again, let me tell you something.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something. You can't be that stupid.
Speaker 3: You can't be man.
Speaker 18: Who enters that information to getting that data analysis and
Speaker 18: people do. You can enter whatever numbers you want to make,
Speaker 18: whatever reports show what. But you can't hide the crime.
Speaker 18: You can't do it.
Speaker 1: Okay, stop it right there, and now let's go. You
Speaker 1: heard him and people. He's talking about all these people
Speaker 1: defending it like you just always noted, all these are
Speaker 1: the best numbers ever. Who enters the data. Who's entering
Speaker 1: that data? Now, let's talk about who's using that data
Speaker 1: to make a point cut number six. Trace Gallagher on
Speaker 1: Fox News Network listening to.
Speaker 19: This, MSNBC was fact checking President Trump in real time
Speaker 19: without using real evidence. Every time Trump would put up
Speaker 19: a crime stat for Washington, DC, MSNBC would knock it down.
Speaker 19: It's the old fact check reject where you simply say
Speaker 19: not true, not true. But as MSNBC was saying that
Speaker 19: DC crime was down, they forgot to put up juvenile
Speaker 19: crime stats, as if underage crime doesn't count. Because a
Speaker 19: DC father whose child was murdered by a juvenile thinks
Speaker 19: the crime against his family is very real, and he
Speaker 19: believes crime needs to be addressed, not dismissed. And as
Speaker 19: common sense would point out, even if adult crime in
Speaker 19: DC is down, it's still two hundred percent higher than
Speaker 19: the national average. It's gone from insanely high to extremely high.
Speaker 19: And when you toss in the underage crime problem, the
Speaker 19: insane factor is back. When Trump says he's taking over
Speaker 19: the DC police and deploying the DC National Guard, CNN
Speaker 19: calls it deceptive, MSNBC calls it wrong, and common sense
Speaker 19: wonders why the left is so compelled to coddle criminals.
Speaker 3: Boom. Now, let's talk with for a minute.
Speaker 1: Let's listen into a local interview NBC four in Washington
Speaker 1: with Nazia Israel. Her brother was attacked and murdered by
Speaker 1: a group of these juveniles in Washington, and let's just listen.
Speaker 1: We only have thirty seconds of that interview, but let's listen.
Speaker 20: In these people here in DC, all these mothers, children
Speaker 20: been killed in the streets by juveniles.
Speaker 3: Bring in contact by juveniles.
Speaker 21: The five girls who attacked Reggie Brown were all tried
Speaker 21: and found responsible as juveniles. Currently under d C law,
Speaker 21: juvenile fenders can only be held until they're twenty one,
Speaker 21: so the girls will all get out within the next
Speaker 21: few years. Israel says she wants DC crime penalties to
Speaker 21: be tougher so that juve niles who commit murder can
Speaker 21: be held for life.
Speaker 1: This is what's happening. These juveniles know that the Democrat
Speaker 1: Party has protected them. They can go out and commit
Speaker 1: any kind of crime they want to murder, rape, They
Speaker 1: can do these smashing grabs, they can riot in the streets,
Speaker 1: they can do anything they want to, and their punishment
Speaker 1: is not going to be severe because Democrats are the
Speaker 1: party of lawlessness. They are the party of crime. And further, folks,
Speaker 1: that gets deeper than that. What is all of this behavior.
Speaker 1: All of this behavior points to an immorality that has
Speaker 1: taken root inside an entire culture. This black culture was
Speaker 1: not always like this. I'm here to tell you it wasn't.
Speaker 1: The black culture in America was about going to church,
Speaker 1: belief in God, and by the way, loving your country
Speaker 1: in spite of the fact that your country had done
Speaker 1: your dirty in some ways, and what thanks to the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party, the Party of Jim Crow, doing you dirty
Speaker 1: in some ways, still a profound love for your country
Speaker 1: because you realize it was your country.
Speaker 3: All of that.
Speaker 1: Has been overturned, in part because of the liberal media
Speaker 1: that sends this garbage and pollution into people's homes that
Speaker 1: these executives wouldn't let in their own homes. This idea
Speaker 1: that cops should be killed, the idea that the gangster
Speaker 1: life is okay, the idea that well you saw it
Speaker 1: on Parade and the p Diddy trial, This hedonism that
Speaker 1: is out of control. All of it points. It's like
Speaker 1: we're living through caligular times and the Democrat parties on
Speaker 1: the sidelines, cheering on Caligula.
Speaker 3: Folks.
Speaker 1: We are in a monumental battle of good and evil.
Speaker 1: It is reflected in our politics, is reflected in daily life.
Speaker 1: We have to restore a sense of morality in America
Speaker 1: and inside the black culture, where we used to be
Speaker 1: the shining light of morality. We have to get it
Speaker 1: back because it right now. You go to every major
Speaker 1: city in America and you see the same problems playing out.
Speaker 1: Can't close our eyes to this stuff. Gotta take a break.
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Speaker 20: Hey, comrades, if you're in the DC area and you
Speaker 20: are a house bless, I really really urge you for
Speaker 20: your own safety to get out of there or get
Speaker 20: to the suburbs some please. He's talking about rounding houseless
Speaker 20: people up in the DC area.
Speaker 3: Please get out of DC.
Speaker 20: If you are houseless, take care of each other.
Speaker 11: Comrades.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't try to actually find a safe place to live.
Speaker 1: Stay houseless, but stay houseless in the suburbs. Go to
Speaker 1: the suburbs and take your houselessness there, comrades. I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: the left is just these people.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump talked.
Speaker 1: About this being liberation Day in DC, when the Fed's
Speaker 1: is going to come in and fily do something about
Speaker 1: this out of control crime that has been plaguing DC.
Speaker 1: Now you're Joe Biden talking about it in nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 1: It's been going back longer than that. It's time for liberation.
Speaker 1: It's time for this country to liberate itself from evil
Speaker 1: and the idea of excusing it. We gotta go. May
Speaker 1: God bless protect each and every single one of you,
Speaker 1: your families, you loved to ones, God willing we are
Speaker 1: back here tomorrow. Until then, I bid you, I do bye.
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Speaker 3: What the heck is going on here