Speaker 1: It starts for our name, We're Alive. You can listen
Speaker 1: to us on uh rumble, LinkedIn, in Spotify, my heart speaker,
Speaker 1: anywhere you get your podcasts. So today's another Wednesday. We've
Speaker 1: got Detective Jake Jacobs with us, and we've got a
Speaker 1: veteran n c I Special Agent Greg Highlands with us.
Speaker 1: And we've got a special guest by the name of
Speaker 1: Marcus C. Williams trying to clear out the socialists and
Speaker 1: we're trying to help him out a little bit. Our
Speaker 1: special guest that we had scheduled, miss Anne Marie Robertson,
Speaker 1: who is the victim. Her husband or brother was the
Speaker 1: murder of victim of a person in Alabama. She has
Speaker 1: some difficulty in her family right now, all kinds of
Speaker 1: stuff happening at once hospice in the hospital, so she
Speaker 1: won't be able to make it today, but we'll have
Speaker 1: her back. It's just a very difficult day for her,
Speaker 1: so we want to be understanding about that and best
Speaker 1: of her uh and she uh, you know, fight's a
Speaker 1: good fight on all fronts today. So, but we wanted
Speaker 1: to address a couple of things that have come up recently. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm sure you guys have seen the or heard that
Speaker 1: the Army Navy game took place this weekend. It's the
Speaker 1: past weekend, right, yes, any of that, yep, Okay, so
Speaker 1: he's got lucky. Yeah, so the Navy they have pretty
Speaker 1: good quarterback. But I was talking to Greg about that.
Speaker 1: During the week UH at CIS does the protective service
Speaker 1: details for some unusual dignitaries all over the country, all
Speaker 1: over the world, very weird. Sometimes you get very weird dignitaries.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that Craig has had weird ones. I mean
Speaker 1: for the Army Navy game, you get sec NAV and
Speaker 1: SECTAPH and stuff like that. But you know, outside of that,
Speaker 1: you get a bunch of other people that you're protecting
Speaker 1: that really are on the outskirts of things like Korea, Ukraine.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure Craig has had some weird ones too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 1: And I was just talking to Craig about you know,
Speaker 1: it's weird. Even though we're attached the Navy, we're doing
Speaker 1: a lot of of briefings at West Point. So I
Speaker 1: would spend my springs at West Point just before all
Speaker 1: the all the kidds would graduate, and it's a race
Speaker 1: to catch them before they leave so they can get briefing,
Speaker 1: which is the son of a bitch leaping. So when
Speaker 1: you get in the in the gate they have one
Speaker 1: of the main gates, they have a if you've never
Speaker 1: been to West Point, when you get there, uh, there's
Speaker 1: huge rugby fields and you can see the kids coming
Speaker 1: on crutches, wheelchairs. That's a ship. All these injuries, superior injuries,
Speaker 1: get into the get into the freaking rugby corners. So
Speaker 1: telling that greg I had to do a briefing for
Speaker 1: lacrosse player that was restricted to his room. Poor guy
Speaker 1: in Washington Hall stuck in a closet basically a room
Speaker 1: size size of a closet with a cross uniform and
Speaker 1: his fucking stick and ball and that was it. That
Speaker 1: was his only friends for a couple of days ago.
Speaker 1: But anyway, you have to chase him down quick. And
Speaker 1: one of the things they like to do, as I'm
Speaker 1: sure you're probably aware, is when they when they assign
Speaker 1: you to do their the briefings of the cadets. You know,
Speaker 1: you stay at a hotel, obviously you're there for a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks. Knocking these cadets out as quickly as possible.
Speaker 1: And even though you have a cell phone. Headquarters won't
Speaker 1: call you on the phone. They leave you a message at
Speaker 1: the hotel saying, if you don't respond to this by
Speaker 1: three o'clock this afternoon, you agreed to stay three more weeks.
Speaker 1: What the you agree to say three more weeks when
Speaker 1: you can even answer the phone. No, anyway, that's the
Speaker 1: way they pull it. So anyway, I mean, it's a
Speaker 1: great experience if you get a chance to go to
Speaker 1: West Point, it's uh literally aspiring to see those kids
Speaker 1: and see what they're doing. I think they have I
Speaker 1: can't remember the name of it where they have a
Speaker 1: rush kind of a rush thing for size papers, which
Speaker 1: is crazy, and you've got the athletes doing weird stuff
Speaker 1: to get plauseing all to get these papers. But you
Speaker 1: see some of the some of the messages on the
Speaker 1: on the boards outside the offices. If army loses painful.
Speaker 1: But I'm sure they're gone for now. Linda. By the way,
Speaker 1: we got a message. Are you guys on Facebook anymore? Yes,
Speaker 1: it's just not connected today. We went up live before
Speaker 1: we had a chance to put it on Facebook. So
Speaker 1: we'll be on Facebook next week, but we'll be on
Speaker 1: LinkedIn and rumble today, Sorry for any convenience. So, like
Speaker 1: I mentioned, Anne, Marie Robertson is up to her neck
Speaker 1: with Christis today and uh, you know, best of luck
Speaker 1: to their family. You know, they've they've had significant tragedies
Speaker 1: and they're facing some today, so our ourts go out
Speaker 1: to them. So but I do want to there's been
Speaker 1: some movement in the Krasner situation, right m and we
Speaker 1: want to cover that a little bit. Can we do that, Jake?
Speaker 1: Can you tell what's happening?
Speaker 3: Big movement? His assistant.
Speaker 4: Like second in command of his law division, just got
Speaker 4: dis barred by the United States District Court in the
Speaker 4: Eastern District Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: I can't see, and basically is what I've been saying.
Speaker 4: You know, I don't want any pats on the back,
Speaker 4: as like to say, but I was the first one
Speaker 4: to call us crap out back in twenty seventeen to
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen. It's nice that everyone's getting around now using
Speaker 4: words like mendacious and things like that, which is a
Speaker 4: special word for you know that we regular for understand
Speaker 4: as being liars.
Speaker 1: And yeah, they.
Speaker 4: Lied to all kinds of which is what I've been saying.
Speaker 4: I said, they've been misleading, subordinan perjury. They've been doing
Speaker 4: all this stuff to let.
Speaker 1: Merchandis Jake have been completely.
Speaker 3: They lack they lacked candor, they use all these words.
Speaker 4: So but in this particular one in ROL for an
Speaker 4: article about it, and and Krasna fled. But in this
Speaker 4: particular thing, I can't see how they don't get further
Speaker 4: sanctioned because we don't supposed to know anything about this filing.
Speaker 3: Because the chief judge, which.
Speaker 4: Is Winby Beetlestone, she replaced Mitchel Goldberg, she ordered this
Speaker 4: report sealed until after all appeals and all filings was done.
Speaker 4: But Crashburn, in his disrespect for the court and David
Speaker 4: Ludowski terrible lawyers, but they good fraudsters and good grifters.
Speaker 3: They actually.
Speaker 4: Did the filing and put the sealed order with it
Speaker 4: clearly stays up the top sealed until after this. So
Speaker 4: I don't know if the court is going to further
Speaker 4: sad these people or not. But the gist of this
Speaker 4: is that Krasner and his District Attorney's office has once
Speaker 4: again been smacked down.
Speaker 3: And they all.
Speaker 4: Say that people are lying on Krasner's orders. So and
Speaker 4: this wasn't let a murderer out. Well, sorry not to
Speaker 4: let him out. That might have been phase two. This
Speaker 4: was to get a convicted murderer, double murderer off of
Speaker 4: death bro He killed a preacher's kid and his wife
Speaker 4: and left a infant on the.
Speaker 3: Floor to die in a freezing home.
Speaker 4: In the in the eighties. Luckily that baby lived. I'm
Speaker 4: sure she she don't want to keep revisiting it. This
Speaker 4: miss miss Newman, this Lisa Hert Newman. But this is
Speaker 4: the kind of people we've had John fail on here
Speaker 4: with the baby in the box. These are the kind
Speaker 4: of people that crash ther are letting out of prison.
Speaker 4: These are vampires who've already tasted blood and he's letting
Speaker 4: them back out to kill and kill again.
Speaker 3: Most of them. We just had another one he just
Speaker 3: got out.
Speaker 1: Where's his conscious conscience?
Speaker 4: He just kidding he had He has no conscience. This
Speaker 4: guy is a criminal. I've been telling you guys since
Speaker 4: you met me, John, and they got mad at me
Speaker 4: because I called it a criminal enterprise. I just called
Speaker 4: it like I saw it, and I put my neck
Speaker 4: on the line to do it. That obviously, But seven
Speaker 4: years later you called this guy liar, you saying he's
Speaker 4: lying to the court.
Speaker 3: You say he's putting false seven to the court.
Speaker 4: You say line of all judges, they actually called it
Speaker 4: injury in their folum. That he has a pattern of
Speaker 4: doing this and it's his modus operandi.
Speaker 3: So that means that you know that he's doing a
Speaker 3: coming to on the prosecut He just lies, m and
Speaker 3: you done.
Speaker 4: Paid over as Rolphis documented over hundreds of millions of
Speaker 4: dollars to convicted murderers. You know, yeah, right, So I
Speaker 4: don't know if you guys would to follow up on it,
Speaker 4: but uh, Marcus or greg or John.
Speaker 3: But I mean you've seen it from Afar.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know you guys down in Philly, but
Speaker 4: we all see what this guy is, right.
Speaker 1: I think they play that he used the same h Jacob,
Speaker 1: you have a unique situation where the guy takes you know,
Speaker 1: over one. But I think they're is to play for
Speaker 1: the same playbook everywhere.
Speaker 5: Yes, oh basically, well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you remember when he first got elected, all
Speaker 4: these Shorros funded district attorneys, they were all meeting together
Speaker 4: throughout the country. They all had playbook and they all
Speaker 4: did the same thing. You listen, I can't be mad
Speaker 4: at George Zorro's, you know, for being the type of
Speaker 4: big Hungarian criminal that he is. But he got rid
Speaker 4: of the adversarial process. He put criminals on the prosecutor side.
Speaker 4: God will be elected by dumb Democrats. And now you
Speaker 4: conspire with defense attorneys. You go after It's like me
Speaker 4: being retired if I had if I let's say I
Speaker 4: started a job when I was in nineteen seventy five
Speaker 4: or nineteen seventy five, and I did forty years, and
Speaker 4: I put a murder away in nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 3: Well, kras goes against that case.
Speaker 4: He knows detective Jacobs ain't coming back nowhere to fight
Speaker 4: for nothing.
Speaker 3: Hey, detective Jacobs pushed that guy in the eye.
Speaker 4: And but I need you on the defense side to
Speaker 4: say that, Say detective Jacobs push you in the eye
Speaker 4: in nineteen seventy nine, And then the District Attorney's office say,
Speaker 4: we believe the detective Jacobs punch you a nine in
Speaker 4: nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 3: Oh, we're gonna let you out.
Speaker 4: And since detective Jacobs pushed you in the eye in
Speaker 4: nineteen seventy nine, we're gonna give you ten million dollars
Speaker 4: because you shouldn't have been in jail since nineteen seventy nine,
Speaker 4: but there's no investigation whether it was Bob Malin in
Speaker 4: the precient on with the precient report. You know, he
Speaker 4: already said that they're not doing any investigations. This filing,
Speaker 4: which is now public, you might need to read it
Speaker 4: before it goes gets sealed again. This filing says that
Speaker 4: the they did away. This is judges saying it's federal
Speaker 4: court judges, appeals court judges, and district judges saying they
Speaker 4: did away with the adversarial process in the courts. And
Speaker 4: the reason he this sparked because you got to have
Speaker 4: a certain level of integrity to be a lawyer.
Speaker 3: You get off. It's like being a cop.
Speaker 4: You got so much power that you can't sit back
Speaker 4: and just use that power and walk down the street,
Speaker 4: just no handcuffs on anybody, or let anybody out to
Speaker 4: jail because you can. And that's what this guy's doing,
Speaker 4: and unfortunately people have been murdered, the citizens of Philadelphia's taxpayer.
Speaker 4: He actually did the press con for saw Mondy. It's
Speaker 4: saying that homicides are down, which he's right, but they're
Speaker 4: not down because of what he's doing. What he's done.
Speaker 4: He did a purge. You don't get we all know
Speaker 4: in this field that it's only a certain number of
Speaker 4: people that does all crimes. If you got all the
Speaker 4: people for two years killing each other, you got to regenerate.
Speaker 1: Like Chicago. It's like the marriage Chicago.
Speaker 2: Oh so the systems working then.
Speaker 5: The exact way that it was built to this is see,
Speaker 5: you know. And in the meantime, the citizens suffer. Right,
Speaker 5: So the citizens suffer because they let all of these
Speaker 5: horrible criminals back out on the street. And who does
Speaker 5: it affect? Who? Does it affect those that are most
Speaker 5: at risk? Right, the people that are in the working
Speaker 5: class neighborhoods, the people that are in the impoverished neighborhoods.
Speaker 5: It doesn't affect the very affle. And it doesn't affect
Speaker 5: him Krasner where he lives in his neighborhood. You know. See,
Speaker 5: these are the things that we need to have.
Speaker 1: A college time.
Speaker 4: He's in the high rise with with with lobby security
Speaker 4: and everything else.
Speaker 3: Right, pay taxpayer security.
Speaker 5: It's crazy. Now they've got taxpayer security, but the people
Speaker 5: in the community don't have the level of security that
Speaker 5: they have. I say, we make it even and I
Speaker 5: say that if they want to let all these criminals
Speaker 5: out into the communities, they need to go live in
Speaker 5: the communities that they let these criminals out into.
Speaker 6: Marc.
Speaker 3: You saw this clearly.
Speaker 4: And these people are arguing about giving free and legals
Speaker 4: health care and all other kind of stuff. They want
Speaker 4: to call them whatever they want to call them to
Speaker 4: make you feel bad for calling them what they are,
Speaker 4: which is criminals.
Speaker 3: They're criminals.
Speaker 4: When they went to Arthur's finger the next day, you're
Speaker 4: not staying next to me, That's.
Speaker 3: Right, Jake.
Speaker 1: I want to clarify something up. Okay, this charge what's
Speaker 1: her name, Beetle.
Speaker 4: Windy Beetlestone is the chief judge now she replaced Mitchell Goldberg.
Speaker 3: And it's funny this all got started.
Speaker 1: What happens if you say Beatlestone three times.
Speaker 4: Hopefully hopefully you know I knew you were going there.
Speaker 4: Hopefully you say it three times. Krashna goes to jail
Speaker 4: where he belongs.
Speaker 1: Beetlestone, beatles Stone, Beatlestone, Beatlestone.
Speaker 5: We can only hope, right.
Speaker 1: Oh God, I thought you said Beetle juice.
Speaker 4: No, it's Windey Beeblestone, and I'm trying to stand on
Speaker 4: her good side, because I need her to really dig
Speaker 4: into whatever. Being the chief jo she just got appointed
Speaker 4: this year, so I'm hoping that by them totally disobeying
Speaker 4: her order to keep these documents sealed, she realized the
Speaker 4: level of collessness they have towards the courts and the people,
Speaker 4: and she takes a deep dive into all of Krashner's actions.
Speaker 4: And if she uncut and she looks into it, all
Speaker 4: you got to do is look, it's there for the
Speaker 4: take here. He will go to jail. He got a
Speaker 4: white who got a mediation company to mediate between the
Speaker 4: settlements between the city and Philadelphia and the defense attorneys,
Speaker 4: and they get their cuts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what about Rico? Why can't they push that?
Speaker 3: John? Why?
Speaker 4: And you've been talking now for this is twenty twenty five, Johns.
Speaker 4: I think we met in twenty nineteen or twenty twenty,
Speaker 4: and I think two.
Speaker 3: Years before that. I've been calling it rico.
Speaker 4: I've been calling it a criminal enterprise since twenty eighteen,
Speaker 4: twenty seventeen, really before you guys even knew about it.
Speaker 4: I knew what was going on because I was talking
Speaker 4: to people on the inside, and I was on the inside,
Speaker 4: and people could talk to me now without being scared.
Speaker 3: But when you have people for.
Speaker 4: Seven years see nothing happen, and their bosses in them
Speaker 4: do something, you think they want to sit on the
Speaker 4: outside and not be able to take care of their family.
Speaker 3: Like Jake jacups Hell, they keep their mouth shut.
Speaker 4: So that's why you need to take this action against
Speaker 4: him to to and centivize other people to come forward.
Speaker 4: There's plenty people that this retorney's office and in that
Speaker 4: police department that knows every and then and all these
Speaker 4: judges do too. You you heard what who do he
Speaker 4: run against? Who's the judge that he ran for the
Speaker 4: d a uh, I know him, Pat Dugan. Pat Dugan
Speaker 4: was calling him a liar in the campaign. He Pat
Speaker 4: knows what he was doing.
Speaker 1: Doesn't he have any cooperating witnesses we can use that
Speaker 1: are on the inside.
Speaker 3: Who's going to come forward with John when they get fired?
Speaker 3: I mean I was.
Speaker 4: Cooperating withness Tell they said, don't cooperate. Well, this is
Speaker 4: what happens to you. You lose your job, You lose
Speaker 4: you know, you lose everything. Who's going to do that job?
Speaker 4: When you make examples of Joe Bloga, of Jimmy Smith,
Speaker 4: Ryan Richard Nicoletti.
Speaker 1: You've got a PA, you know, confidential witness in the
Speaker 1: sense of confidential Witnes.
Speaker 4: You started the show talk about n c I s
Speaker 4: and Navy guys and all the other kind of guys.
Speaker 4: People even in your moment in every walk on this FBI,
Speaker 4: n c I s or whatever.
Speaker 3: I don't want to call them college but people.
Speaker 4: They used to say, like with sports and football, they
Speaker 4: made a business decision.
Speaker 3: People are going to make.
Speaker 4: Business decisions regarding their careers.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, and you got a few out there. How many
Speaker 3: people knew what Jack Smith was doing? You know? Come
Speaker 3: on you right and marl Igo going through the girls to.
Speaker 1: Before I forget Jack Smith is in court right today?
Speaker 3: Right, well, he's on a deposition today.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean we do we have any disposition action
Speaker 1: in their gras case where we can get some george
Speaker 1: from him.
Speaker 3: There's plenty of people to have dirt on. Look.
Speaker 4: Dennis Wilson got or television and told the lie.
Speaker 1: I kN Dennis Wilson is.
Speaker 4: Well in former deputy police commissioner, second in command, first
Speaker 4: in command as far as investigations. He got on TV
Speaker 4: in front of millions of people around the world and
Speaker 4: lie intentionally right, which caused the cop to get locked
Speaker 4: up and rect that cop still don't have his job back.
Speaker 3: He stills it with the trial. Yet this is some
Speaker 3: twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: So when you see stuff, and then he goes to
Speaker 4: have a deposition with me and says, he admits to line.
Speaker 4: Everybody was around when he was having that phone call
Speaker 4: with outlaw and the mayor, and he knew that they
Speaker 4: told him to lie. They threatened to arrest him, and
Speaker 4: he was gonna lose eight hundred thousand dollars pensions anywhere
Speaker 4: anywhere from seven fifty to eight fifty depends on who
Speaker 4: you talk to.
Speaker 3: Was his drop money. And so he.
Speaker 4: Decided, I'm going to take that money to help with
Speaker 4: nikod letty, Let nigga donety go to jail.
Speaker 3: Let Nicoletti's life get turned upside down?
Speaker 1: What is and what is the nicolettisill right now.
Speaker 3: He's still waiting with you.
Speaker 4: Well, they got the trial moved out of the city,
Speaker 4: because that's all.
Speaker 3: Crash he wants.
Speaker 4: He just wanted a phill every police officerhip in front
Speaker 4: of a Philadelphia jury because evidently Philadelphias are ignorant enough
Speaker 4: to keep voting for this guy. So if you can,
Speaker 4: youre enough bullcrap to him that you might can get
Speaker 4: a conviction, asks James Pitts. James Pitts is in jail
Speaker 4: right now in Minnesota. You know who the witnesses against
Speaker 4: him for this alleged assault on him was the convicted murderer,
Speaker 4: the convicted murderer and the convicted murderers family who couldn't
Speaker 4: even take what the insight for police headquarters.
Speaker 5: Look like, that's crazy.
Speaker 4: That's who testified against him. He got convicted, he got
Speaker 4: three to six years. They didn't and they didn't actually
Speaker 4: interview any detectives who saw who said, okay, did James
Speaker 4: Pitch punched this guy that James Pitch to this.
Speaker 3: They don't want none of that.
Speaker 4: The only you would testify was a convicted murder and
Speaker 4: his family members. And they said, and he said during
Speaker 4: the trial that if he gets this detective convicted present
Speaker 4: told me it was a pay day and for that's testimony.
Speaker 4: So now you've got to send it to lie. You
Speaker 4: get out of jail for murder, and you're gonna get money.
Speaker 1: I'm allowed to you, how many people do you think
Speaker 1: we've got? How many fellow crops you think we have
Speaker 1: hanging by a ring waiting for ship jab in Philadelphia
Speaker 1: right now, every last one of them.
Speaker 3: John, if you slip on a banana pill, you going
Speaker 3: to jail. Fucking simple. You. So where you do?
Speaker 4: You put your gun on your hoster and you go
Speaker 4: get a shovel. You wait for the ship to happen,
Speaker 4: and you go scoop it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean since we've I we since we've gone around,
Speaker 1: we said it's dangerous to operate in uh you know
Speaker 1: Animy territory.
Speaker 3: Now you know, we just laide the rest.
Speaker 4: We just laid the rest of one of the best
Speaker 4: cops I've known. And I've known him since he was
Speaker 4: a rookie. His name was Andy Chan, and he ultimately
Speaker 4: died when he was a highway but I know him
Speaker 4: since he was a rookie in the thirty ninth district
Speaker 4: and another cop that he worked with the thirty ninth
Speaker 4: district ended up getting shot while another officer was killed.
Speaker 4: Actually even one of my cases which at him, yeah
Speaker 4: for leaving the courthouse.
Speaker 3: Him and Richie Bowles was going home.
Speaker 4: And Richie Bowles worked with Andy Chan in the thirty
Speaker 4: ninth before Andy went the highway. But Andy years ago
Speaker 4: got hit on his motorcycle and he just passed away.
Speaker 4: They just named the police commissioner, just named the member.
Speaker 4: But that's why we got a fight. Because Andy Chan
Speaker 4: was a good cop. But he was more than that.
Speaker 4: He was a good person. He was a very good
Speaker 4: person and a great cop, a great cop. He get
Speaker 4: out he got out there and risked his life. And
Speaker 4: people that risk.
Speaker 7: Their life, like Eric ruck Cras, the lock got Eric
Speaker 7: Bruok convicted Eric rut That what Cras didn't tell you
Speaker 7: is right before Eric Rupp shot the guy.
Speaker 4: His partner got hit by a car that was driving
Speaker 4: over seventy miles an hour intentionally, and it was a
Speaker 4: car that was used in a murder. But they don't
Speaker 4: tell you that. And and the lady down the street
Speaker 4: who says she heard him give commands to the guy
Speaker 4: in the car, They never used her.
Speaker 3: They just wanted to come jack.
Speaker 1: Look at this, Look at this? Does that ring?
Speaker 4: I don't know, but I'm sure if he knows somebody
Speaker 4: that knows somebody, he's gonna probably reach out to me.
Speaker 3: A lot of a lot of guys do that. I
Speaker 3: never mentioned. But you know.
Speaker 4: Everybody who knew Andy chand I since I know, my sister,
Speaker 4: your rookie. I used to always call him effectually diaper chan.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was a great he was a great copy
Speaker 4: the great guy. So although retired Peel mccullor just said
Speaker 4: that people know, people were there. I've talked to him.
Speaker 4: People were there when Wilson was getting the orders. People
Speaker 4: was there when Wilson was getting threatened. And when I
Speaker 4: tried to get questioned Wilson about this, Bartle and the
Speaker 4: City of Philadelphia lawyers knew that I was going to
Speaker 4: uncover this.
Speaker 3: So that's when they had that meeting.
Speaker 4: Job we had that meeting in the Federal courthouse and
Speaker 4: Bartle told me I'm not allowed to answer asking any
Speaker 4: of those questions. They didn't want that this stuff uncovered,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, So does Ralph lead on anything else? I
Speaker 1: mean he's reporting. I mean, you and Ralph have time
Speaker 1: the hell of a job reporting everything that's going on
Speaker 1: with Krasner.
Speaker 4: If the rest of the media did that, John Krasn
Speaker 4: would be in jail. The Inquirer and the news stations
Speaker 4: did what they all know this is this is an
Speaker 4: open secret here in philadelph.
Speaker 1: You know, we should have remember we had Mickey Oster Richard.
Speaker 1: Remember the yes the media guy, Yes, the president, we
Speaker 1: should have him back, yes, you know, and get an
Speaker 1: idea what he thinks is should happen now.
Speaker 4: Well, Ralph asked Krasner a question on Monday about the
Speaker 4: judges calling him a liar, and Krasner responsible something to
Speaker 4: the fact, Well, if I'm a liar, how can you
Speaker 4: trust what I'm saying something to that effect, you know,
Speaker 4: And so Ralph says I don't and Krasner ran off,
Speaker 4: and no one else in that whole media.
Speaker 3: That's why he calls on Ralph so he can flee.
Speaker 1: And yes, that inspires confidence, right, Yeah, Well, he's.
Speaker 4: Like, it's consciousness of guilt. That's what that's actually used
Speaker 4: in law enforcement. Flight is consciousness of guilt, perfectly so,
Speaker 4: and he runs from Ralph.
Speaker 3: Every time he gets caught. He starts figling, glasses, doing
Speaker 3: all kinds.
Speaker 1: Of We have a video of him revidly running away.
Speaker 1: We got to play that a couple more times, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yes, this was better, he ran John. I told Ralph'm
Speaker 4: gonna try to get a compilation together. Sorry, remind me
Speaker 4: to put that out there before I actually did it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jesus. Hey, so let's uh, let's let's compare up.
Speaker 1: But what's happening with that Pennsylvania trooper that was fighting
Speaker 1: with the transgender on the Vine Street dress?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Is he did he get his chap back?
Speaker 4: The last I understand is that he's the trooper is soon?
Speaker 4: Did you talk about I worked for the mayor? I
Speaker 4: worked for the mayor? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think the
Speaker 4: truth is suing because he was still in probation. Arnie Barney, Yes, well,
Speaker 4: she got I don't know what to call these people,
Speaker 4: That's what I'm saying. They they make us use language Andy, Greg,
Speaker 4: you missed it last week, but Marcus kept using the
Speaker 4: word retard for some reason.
Speaker 5: And put it on me. Okay, I got it.
Speaker 2: I got it. Good show last week, by the way.
Speaker 4: But yeah, so well, Greg, what do you think about
Speaker 4: the word retard?
Speaker 2: But I'm talking about use it quite frequently, so I
Speaker 2: do you know? It just means not quite done yet.
Speaker 1: It's a higher education term.
Speaker 2: Yes, the technical term.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But yeah, so uh that's the last I heard with
Speaker 4: that case. Unfortunately, I believe somebody told me they saw
Speaker 4: his attorney walking inside the d's off his barneyes or
Speaker 4: their attorney walking inside the d's office. I guess to negotiate.
Speaker 4: But the funny thing is that attorney also represents a
Speaker 4: lot of these exigneries, or not not necessarily the xigneries.
Speaker 1: Is it the guy with a bullet the uh uh
Speaker 1: bulletins on the along seventy six?
Speaker 4: No, no, it's not. It's not that guy I know
Speaker 4: you're talking about. You're talking about the guy who shot that.
Speaker 4: They try to negotiate who shot the guy in front
Speaker 4: of Astro cigar bar. You're talking about Leonard Hill. I
Speaker 4: think his name is the lawyer my old tenants I
Speaker 4: worked for. The Oh wow, well they might get paid.
Speaker 4: They might need to put them back, just charge them more.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: So uh, John, that's another travesy. You know, the union
Speaker 4: and the police department, the pimp Spain State police didn't
Speaker 4: back that off up because he was up a role
Speaker 4: and they and and just like Wilson, the stuff hit
Speaker 4: the fan and they got rid of the guy. And
Speaker 4: he did nothing wrong. He did nothing wrong with making
Speaker 4: traffic stuff. And that's when you asked me the question
Speaker 4: was how many people on pens and needles? That's everybody,
Speaker 4: because with this political comment, you could just do your
Speaker 4: job and oh, well, now you don't have a job tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We allowed this, we allowed this snowball. You know, we
Speaker 4: say words, we can't say each trouble. We can say transgender.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: I was gonna say, is there a difference? Now, that's
Speaker 5: my immediate response. I was like, somebody's gonna feel some
Speaker 5: type of way about that. But maybe they're retarding.
Speaker 4: Well I would say you're afenity challenged or your not
Speaker 4: I don't even want to well, no, because yes, that's different.
Speaker 5: You're right, Yeah, it's absolutely it's psychosis. It's psychosis, that's
Speaker 5: what that is. So to these people, man, and they
Speaker 5: try to make it like they try to force you
Speaker 5: into their wark perception of reality. Like the crazy thing
Speaker 5: is is the ones that try to make you and
Speaker 5: the man that you see things the way that they do,
Speaker 5: like that is a mental illness. Like that's for real,
Speaker 5: for real, that's a problem. You can't expect somebody to
Speaker 5: see everything the way that you do.
Speaker 4: That's ridiculous. But you got a man running for president
Speaker 4: who's catering to these people. You close in all the
Speaker 4: mental hospitals and you got people walking around saying I'm transgendent.
Speaker 4: There's no people, there's no such thing. It's word shoulding
Speaker 4: being a dictionary. And when you show me somebody who
Speaker 4: actually physicality physiologically changed, we.
Speaker 1: Were working under a assumption that lies our truth. You
Speaker 1: got a problem, Well, what is this?
Speaker 5: What's the one from what's the saying from the what
Speaker 5: was the book nineteen eighty seven? Lies are true? Truth
Speaker 5: is lies? Something like that. Yeah, I'm gonna have to
Speaker 5: look that up because that's exactly what this is.
Speaker 1: Uh, Marcus, what do we got in regard to Okay,
Speaker 1: the the Moroe County ditt attorney is going to quit, right,
Speaker 1: what's her name?
Speaker 5: It's uh, Sandra Dorley and that.
Speaker 1: One that was doing fifty five and a thirty five
Speaker 1: at in her garage.
Speaker 5: Right, craziness, craziness, Yeah, that was.
Speaker 1: She's going to quit. Do we know who's taken over?
Speaker 5: Well, there's some guy in there now I forget his name, unfortunately,
Speaker 5: but he's in there now. He apparently is supposed to
Speaker 5: be a decent guy. So we'll give it time and
Speaker 5: find out for sure. You know, I don't know how
Speaker 5: he's going to adjudicate the cases. I haven't seen how
Speaker 5: stuff is going. So far really with him, but that'll
Speaker 5: be interesting to see. It's a little bit concerning, though,
Speaker 5: because now that means that we have to run a
Speaker 5: candidate for the position next year or this coming up
Speaker 5: year right now, So we're gonna have to because this
Speaker 5: year they didn't have the how can I say it,
Speaker 5: when she resigned, the timing of it allowed the governor
Speaker 5: to appoint somebody for that seat mercy.
Speaker 4: But.
Speaker 5: Apparently they didn't do a horrible job. So that being said,
Speaker 5: I guess it'll be okay for now. I just hope
Speaker 5: we get a good candidate to run next year because
Speaker 5: in the meantime.
Speaker 1: We've got we've got two spectrums here. We've got Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: We've got an asshole. It's a attorney, it's doing everything
Speaker 1: you can to help the socialists and I'm still and
Speaker 1: then you've got you know, Monroe County. I mean, is
Speaker 1: there a difference in the in the way they elect.
Speaker 1: I mean, just for people to to understand Pennsylvania versus
Speaker 1: New York when it comes to prosecutions prosecutors, Can you
Speaker 1: tell us anything? Is there? Do you know of any.
Speaker 5: Difference here here where we are our prosecutors, our das
Speaker 5: are elected like you would any other politician. So it's
Speaker 5: really a political position. They're on the ballot the same way,
Speaker 5: they're partisan the same way. And it's really, honestly kind
Speaker 5: of concerning because the last time that Sondra ran, they
Speaker 5: ran some crazy far leftist against her, and Sorrows came
Speaker 5: in and put millions of dollars to run the other
Speaker 5: lady against her, And you got to really wonder, what
Speaker 5: is this dude's interest in our small little side berg,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying, Like, like, what is the
Speaker 5: bigger plan and agenda there?
Speaker 3: Dude?
Speaker 5: Like you you don't live anywhere near here, You're in Europe?
Speaker 5: Like what do you do it?
Speaker 1: So? Why are so I'm Johnny fucking running for TA
Speaker 1: in Philadelphia. Yeah, so it's crazy because Jake get some
Speaker 1: weirdo that fucking.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: What I was thinking about doing is maybe putting some
Speaker 4: purple hair on some.
Speaker 5: Run.
Speaker 4: I would probably get ninety eight percent of the vote
Speaker 4: and then I washed my face and take.
Speaker 3: The wig off.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I don't understand what these people see
Speaker 4: when you see a small gas pursion like l Krastman,
Speaker 4: when you see these people like Gavin Newsom Kim Fox.
Speaker 3: I forgot the dude's name in uh San Francisco that
Speaker 3: they got rid of.
Speaker 4: Enough, enough of this crap and the Republicans, I know,
Speaker 4: we keep calling it the Union Party.
Speaker 3: M h, enough with this crap. I mean, we are
Speaker 3: losing this country. And I know when we had uh
Speaker 3: uh well.
Speaker 4: Steward on last week, I said, I was depressed. And
Speaker 4: it's not hard to be depressed because you brother.
Speaker 3: It's healthcare. They say, Okay, get an extension so the
Speaker 3: government don't shut down.
Speaker 4: They still haven't done anything. Healthcare has been jacked up
Speaker 4: or whatever.
Speaker 3: Oh, we come up. We got three days before we
Speaker 3: go on vacation again. We got to go. Enough with
Speaker 3: all these people.
Speaker 4: But meanwhile you can you can go there and two
Speaker 4: years later you have millions of dollars and we understand, well.
Speaker 3: How did that happen?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 4: You know somebody Orrols is doing this, because that's what
Speaker 4: he's doing.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: Speaking of Congress yesterday, Chip Roy said, you know, at
Speaker 5: some point the American citizens is going to want all
Speaker 5: of us four hundred and something and the Senate and
Speaker 5: everybody completely out of office because we're not doing anything
Speaker 5: to serve the people. I said, your terms are acceptable, Like,
Speaker 5: don't threaten me with a good time. I want you
Speaker 5: all going to The problem is this, like like you said,
Speaker 5: it is kind of like the UNI Party, but more
Speaker 5: so I think Timbersht said the other day exactly right.
Speaker 5: He said they'd rather name post offices than do the
Speaker 5: work of the people. And that's the Democrats and the
Speaker 5: Republicans because they'd actually have to do real work. And
Speaker 5: that's a stinging rebuke from one of their own.
Speaker 3: That's that's congressman. Is that your Congressman Bright?
Speaker 2: No, I have Marshall Blackburn, and but I really like
Speaker 2: Tim Burchant. He's a he's a good man. He's over
Speaker 2: in the middle part of the state. Nashville covers Nashville
Speaker 2: further over that way.
Speaker 1: Let's compare contrast. We've got Philadelphia, Rochester, Monroe County about Tennessee.
Speaker 2: I mean, uh, prosecution wise, it's pretty quick down here.
Speaker 2: When you go to the big cities like Nashville, Knoxville, Memphis,
Speaker 2: you see similar things that you see up north. And
Speaker 2: that's because that's where that's where the liberal the liberal
Speaker 2: ideology is. You know, I forget how old I am
Speaker 2: at times, and when I go back to I was
Speaker 2: schooled by Marxist you know. When I went to university,
Speaker 2: all my criminal justice professors were Marxists, and I used
Speaker 2: to talk to John quite a bit about it. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, John, remember I went and spent
Speaker 2: a week and I spent a week in a hippie
Speaker 2: commune for one of my courses. And so I've been
Speaker 2: schooled in the process. And I'll never forget the first
Speaker 2: time that somebody said something about nationalism, doing away with nationalism,
Speaker 2: doing away with the nation state and stuff, and I
Speaker 2: completely didn't get that, that that whole concept that went
Speaker 2: right over my head. But as the years went on,
Speaker 2: it sunk in what they were getting to. So sous
Speaker 2: is behind that. But they've taken a much more aggressive,
Speaker 2: a much more aggressive playbook with the no prosecution of
Speaker 2: prime in these cities. And unfortunately, as somebody said, its
Speaker 2: being the show. People were voting these folks in, so
Speaker 2: you get what you vote for.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: The scariest thing when it comes to that is this,
Speaker 5: when they vote for these people, they sell them all
Speaker 5: of these dreams. Like one of the main things they
Speaker 5: talk about is restorative justice. What does that even mean?
Speaker 5: This is this double speak nonsensical trash that they're trying
Speaker 5: to push. And then everybody's like, oh, well, how come
Speaker 5: you don't know what that means? You're stupid. I'm not stupid,
Speaker 5: you're retarded. Something's wrong with you, not me, Like are
Speaker 5: you listening to what you're saying? So they try to
Speaker 5: take the punitive aspect of justice out of justice, and
Speaker 5: they're like, oh, well they were poor, so they were stealing. Well,
Speaker 5: they stole this grandmother's car who has five grandchildren and
Speaker 5: it's just her taking care of her grandchildren because their
Speaker 5: mother passed. And do you think that she doesn't deserve
Speaker 5: justice because she stole the car and now she's got
Speaker 5: no way to take care of her kids that she's
Speaker 5: got on a limited income. You can't get them to
Speaker 5: their appointments and stuff like that. Does she not deserve justice?
Speaker 5: The woman that we just had somebody not too long ago,
Speaker 5: I want to say it was maybe maybe eight months ago.
Speaker 5: They let this guy out. He beat his wife, he
Speaker 5: be his girlfriend, not his wife, he be his girlfriend,
Speaker 5: bloody right, and they let him go because of these
Speaker 5: ridiculous baill reform laws. Right, So cashless bill for you
Speaker 5: guys who don't know Baill reform cashless bill. So they
Speaker 5: let this guy go right the next day, Bro, the
Speaker 5: next day he came back and murdered her. Like, it's
Speaker 5: just like, it's beyond me when you don't look at
Speaker 5: these issues and they're like, oh, well, you know, we
Speaker 5: need a dangerous standard, we need.
Speaker 1: A dangerous.
Speaker 5: Yes, this is right right, this is this is these problems.
Speaker 5: Who is it given? It's you know, it's really telling
Speaker 5: that it's called the criminal justice system because we're we
Speaker 5: are at in this point in society. Is it is
Speaker 5: justice for the criminals, not for the citizens and the victims.
Speaker 3: And they tell you that to your face.
Speaker 5: M hm.
Speaker 1: Jake's John.
Speaker 3: Well, John say the same thing.
Speaker 1: Baby in the parks rest.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, But John, how many people NBC ten did that
Speaker 4: story and they and they washed it down and they
Speaker 4: talked to all the crashes whatever. This was a I
Speaker 4: believe Barbacane was four years old. This was a four
Speaker 4: year old baby who.
Speaker 5: Was raped and killed.
Speaker 3: And that's the type.
Speaker 4: Of people you thought deserved to be back out on
Speaker 4: the street with nine million dollars in their pocket, and
Speaker 4: you did it with lives unbelievable, and no one saying
Speaker 4: anything that the media don't say, hey, John Fay just
Speaker 4: said that his baby girl was raped and murdered, and
Speaker 4: Larry Kraszeer let out Walter Oakbright who did it? And
Speaker 4: you got judges now saying there's no new evidence, which
Speaker 4: is what I've been telling everybody. How many times I said,
Speaker 4: the new evidence is cras and grabbing some taltess. You're
Speaker 4: wiping his butt with it, and said, here's new evidence
Speaker 4: right again, it's got two million dollars and and and
Speaker 4: we see they are murdering again.
Speaker 1: And then said the new evidence right.
Speaker 3: There is no new evidence. If you read that report
Speaker 3: that the.
Speaker 4: Judge rut, they told the judge, we conceded, we did
Speaker 4: a thorough and complete review, and we.
Speaker 3: Want this guy off of death rup.
Speaker 4: So these judges, unlike my judge, looked into it. They
Speaker 4: said they didn't even the criminal history check. That's the
Speaker 4: first thing they intentionally decided to let this guy out.
Speaker 4: Then they went to three and they even said that
Speaker 4: in the in the writings, in the filings, they dumped
Speaker 4: down on their stuff.
Speaker 3: They literally doubled down on it. So you lied again
Speaker 3: and again.
Speaker 4: And no one thinks this is I not to look
Speaker 4: at all of his exonerations and all his capital case review,
Speaker 4: communic cases.
Speaker 3: It's the same people. It's Nancy Winkelman.
Speaker 4: It's Paul George, it's Tracy Tripp, It's Patricia Cummings's Lady Krasner,
Speaker 4: his mind Garmsa.
Speaker 3: It's all of the same people.
Speaker 1: They're they're following the same playbook systematically. They're cutting out
Speaker 1: stuff you should be doing it.
Speaker 2: Some crazy stuff like Krasner did the proper session on
Speaker 2: the Penn State the former Penn State quarterback case that
Speaker 2: we covered. Helped me out John Mike the names are
Speaker 2: sticking my head too well. Megan's Uh Meghan's former challenger. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they used a proper case in Uh in that there
Speaker 2: was a completely Michael White.
Speaker 1: Michael White, Michael White, m.
Speaker 2: The Michael White case. They used a proper session with him,
Speaker 2: but it wasn't even a It wasn't a proper profer session.
Speaker 2: There was nothing.
Speaker 3: Go ahead. It's not a prophet session.
Speaker 4: Listen, if I got five guys who committed this home invasion, robbery, murder,
Speaker 4: and I get the weakest link who's there, then I
Speaker 4: have a prophet session. Give me the other four guys.
Speaker 4: We noted Michael White's stamps to ourselves. It wasn't a
Speaker 4: profer session. It was a coaching session.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had already admitted to it.
Speaker 3: Yes, and Mike bar No one would tell you that
Speaker 3: that was it was.
Speaker 4: You plunged that first For all everybody I talked to,
Speaker 4: that was clearly first degree murdered. He plunged that knife
Speaker 4: so deep into Sean because he was a tough guy,
Speaker 4: because he had a knife, and that's the only reason
Speaker 4: he got involved into it. And that's the kind of
Speaker 4: thing we're talking about. And John I don't remember. I
Speaker 4: know if you remember. He was going back and forth
Speaker 4: with us because we invited him on the show a
Speaker 4: few times and then we called out his crap and
Speaker 4: I guarantee you crashing her and his attorneys said enough
Speaker 4: with that. You're you're barking up the wrong treaty and
Speaker 4: you're going to expose us, so shut up.
Speaker 3: And you see he.
Speaker 4: Completely went dark. You haven't heard a peep out of
Speaker 4: him since, you know. And it's funny the old Gride case.
Speaker 4: The same guy who represented him of Rome, he's representing
Speaker 4: another guy who we're looking for currently, who crashed her
Speaker 4: let out and gave him millions and he just killed
Speaker 4: somebody else. He killed a I know the guy was
Speaker 4: an elderly person. That don't get me the line of
Speaker 4: his ready sixty seven, me eighty whatever. But I told
Speaker 4: these guys are vampires. So this guy will be alive,
Speaker 4: this person who was this taxpayer who did nothing to
Speaker 4: know one, would be alive today. I think he lived
Speaker 4: on and that's a bad little area right there, forty
Speaker 4: nine hundred Ston, right off of Stinton and Wayne Old Stanton.
Speaker 4: But that's what he's doing. So yeah, I don't understand it.
Speaker 4: I don't understand how these people can sleep at night
Speaker 4: knowing that crash. I've let people that's murdering other people.
Speaker 1: God thinks he can walk down the street with impunity,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 4: To Walter o'grodsky. I don't want to call it credit
Speaker 4: because he raped.
Speaker 3: And murdered a four year old girl. But he's he's
Speaker 3: keeping his he's keeping his mouth shut.
Speaker 4: He got his butt out of jail, and you haven't
Speaker 4: heard the people out of him because he knows if
Speaker 4: he opens his mouth, he's going to say something stupid.
Speaker 1: And fill it off down Streed or would you go
Speaker 1: to Saint Luisia? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: There's there's a special place, uh for these type of people,
Speaker 4: you know, the media, Krasner, Old, Grid Cummings, Trip Garmesa, Corrigan, Winkleman.
Speaker 3: I'm saying all their names because people need to know
Speaker 3: these names. They need to names and see.
Speaker 1: These mer corrupt prosecutors. By the way, if you're wondering
Speaker 1: what the names are corrupt prosecutors and the law enforcement.
Speaker 3: You know what else?
Speaker 4: So John, you got corrupt law enforcement people also because
Speaker 4: we know that this stuff is occurring, and no one's
Speaker 4: going to bat for baby Barbara Jean, no one's going
Speaker 4: to bat for Richard.
Speaker 1: I mean nobody, nobody I know that has their ship
Speaker 1: together that I work with. And I think the same
Speaker 1: is true with Craig and Jake. I mean, if you
Speaker 1: if you know the guys who stand up, you're not
Speaker 1: get it what I get away with that.
Speaker 4: Look at our FBI, Joe, you guys know it's I mean,
Speaker 4: how many people knew what Jack Smith was doing with
Speaker 4: Robert Muller was doing and no one said anything. We
Speaker 4: had the whistle I think we had we had one
Speaker 4: of the whistle blows. I think we had Steve frin Or.
Speaker 4: I think we had friends with that, you know, but
Speaker 4: how many people were standing up for those guys. One guy,
Speaker 4: they this is how crazy they was on one of
Speaker 4: the guys, they flew up across the country.
Speaker 3: It didn't fired.
Speaker 4: Him, so he had to go back and get all
Speaker 4: this stuff.
Speaker 3: That's how treacherous these people are. And it's because they
Speaker 3: was talking.
Speaker 1: And only they only do that if it benefits them.
Speaker 1: I mean, Greg knows this. Nile Love and I had
Speaker 1: a case in Toronto. I won't go any further, but
Speaker 1: it involved the potential death of thousands of people, and
Speaker 1: you where we call every day. That's what that case
Speaker 1: is about. He didn't give a shit about other stuff.
Speaker 1: He only gave a ship about the news. You know what,
Speaker 1: what what headlines he can make?
Speaker 4: What a shipthead It reminds me of this Brown University stuff.
Speaker 4: We all know all these clowns. You know, first of all,
Speaker 4: if you were an investigator or a cop, you look
Speaker 4: at all them bufools behind that microphone the other day
Speaker 4: in the day before anything. You don't you don't, that's
Speaker 4: what you say, you know, you give him the can't line.
Speaker 4: I don't think his name is Garcia, Linda.
Speaker 3: Look him.
Speaker 4: I think Marone is representing him, also representing him, who
Speaker 4: goes after these cases they twenty thirty years old. Then
Speaker 4: all of a sudden, you got all these offense attorneys
Speaker 4: is coming out saying all this product and law enforcement
Speaker 4: that happened, but you didn't say that happened in the seventies, eighties,
Speaker 4: and nineties.
Speaker 3: This is a this is an obvious scam.
Speaker 1: Exactly. Oh hey Bill, uh, it's tideline. What time do
Speaker 1: we take care break? I can't private mass you five minutes?
Speaker 3: Yes? Is that fifty seven seconds?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it might be fifty seven seconds.
Speaker 1: Well killer.
Speaker 5: Fifty seven mark, okay, five minutes, five minutes, well four
Speaker 5: minutes now roughly, Hey Bill.
Speaker 3: We could be retarded. You never No, you gotta gotta clear.
Speaker 1: A lot of stuffy retarded slightly.
Speaker 4: But yeah, you know now where's Garcia?
Speaker 1: Wait a minute? Originals know what happened.
Speaker 3: What happened is.
Speaker 4: And I talked to those guys before it was three detectors.
Speaker 4: What happened is they got found guilty, but they didn't
Speaker 4: got they didn't get found guilty of what craft or
Speaker 4: let O grid is. They try to say that they
Speaker 4: coerce the idiot ogrid into confessing to stuff or whatever.
Speaker 4: So something happened later on, and like I said, he
Speaker 4: put these detectors in front of a Philadelphia jewelry and
Speaker 4: they beat that part of the case. And I hate
Speaker 4: saying beat because the shouldn't have been in court with
Speaker 4: the first case. But something else happened later on in
Speaker 4: the civil thing. That something that words were misconscrewed or
Speaker 4: whatever the case may be. But it's maybe like I
Speaker 4: do not call don't get me the line. As far
Speaker 4: as knowing exactly what happened, I know it had nothing
Speaker 4: to do with the release or the large coercion of.
Speaker 3: A confession by those guys.
Speaker 1: Becausen't the whole thing shocked the conscience? Though You've got
Speaker 1: a four year old little girl in a box on
Speaker 1: the street along the street in Philadelphia and this fucker
Speaker 1: is walking the streets. I mean, shocks the conscience.
Speaker 3: Listen, crass are trying to put me on my partner
Speaker 3: in jail for a.
Speaker 4: Person who blew his four year old daughter's head off.
Speaker 4: That's been around with a gun, and Crashmer saw fit
Speaker 4: to try to act.
Speaker 3: Like we coerced the confession.
Speaker 4: And it's the guy who who got caught lying in
Speaker 4: court also Anthony Vochie, there's another name.
Speaker 3: And if Beth McCay, oh yeah, if.
Speaker 4: Beth McCaffrey with another fought, you would have never heard
Speaker 4: about these things. If people don't fight, if JOHNS Goldberg
Speaker 4: didn't fight, if Beth McCaffrey didn't fight, you wouldn't know
Speaker 4: these things because they already got rid of Jacobs. I mean,
Speaker 4: I'm a Jacobs just to pro say, idiot, they can
Speaker 4: make his stuff go away. You don't see nobody covering
Speaker 4: these things. You don't see nothing that news me to
Speaker 4: cover these things. But what happened was he tried to
Speaker 4: get the defendit in that case to say that he
Speaker 4: was coerced. We go, it's his confession. But here's a thinker.
Speaker 4: We weren't in the room when he confessed.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, that's shame.
Speaker 4: We had him confess, you know, when he ja confessed,
Speaker 4: apologized to his little girl whose head he blew off.
Speaker 3: And so they couldn't get us.
Speaker 4: And so Volchie was telling people that they couldn't get
Speaker 4: Jacobs in his partner because they.
Speaker 3: Were trying to put us in jail. This was back
Speaker 3: in twenty eighteen. This was the same time.
Speaker 4: He was going after Beth and them because we were
Speaker 4: because I was exposing his nonsense.
Speaker 5: What was it that he said was a situation emotional distressed,
Speaker 5: emotional terrorism or you did something? What was he trying
Speaker 5: to say?
Speaker 4: What he's saying that all the cops still if your
Speaker 4: law enforcement, if you're on the police side of things,
Speaker 4: he's saying, you coerced the confession or did something like
Speaker 4: that when you beat the confession on him or something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that's what it sounds like when you say
Speaker 5: something like that or you led him to say that.
Speaker 5: And if you weren't even in the room, how did
Speaker 5: he didn't know that, He didn't know that.
Speaker 2: He's a liar.
Speaker 3: He doesn't care.
Speaker 4: I mean, vot you admitted that everything he said and
Speaker 4: letting this one murderer go was a lie. So if
Speaker 4: you're a prosecutor, he says that you would have exploratory
Speaker 4: evidence or you did this, so you did that. But
Speaker 4: we know they got one thing Stewart said last last week.
Speaker 4: They threw projection. Everything that they're saying you're doing, they're
Speaker 4: doing craft lying, he destroying evidence. Look, in my case,
Speaker 4: they lost the transcripts. I mean, you guys been in court,
Speaker 4: how many how often do they lose the court transcripts
Speaker 4: and in a murder trial involving a police officer.
Speaker 5: No, no, you're not doing it.
Speaker 3: They're so stupid.
Speaker 4: They showed me the transcripts they allegedly lost, and then
Speaker 4: when I brought it up the bottle, he said, well,
Speaker 4: that's privilege. So you know that the transcripts wasn't lost.
Speaker 4: You knew they lied, but you can't put it in
Speaker 4: your report, so you make a privilege.
Speaker 3: So another part of the record.
Speaker 1: I want to bag of crap.
Speaker 3: Yes, I guess.
Speaker 1: Second, I don't. My god, did you see she said that?
Speaker 1: She said, oh, did you see this?
Speaker 3: Let me say, what what did I can't. It's small
Speaker 3: on my screen for some reason.
Speaker 5: Well did you see the p P D P s
Speaker 5: A with the hotline for policeman's conduct using real footage?
Speaker 3: I did not.
Speaker 4: I did not, But we we know everyone has a
Speaker 4: cell phone? And what is it the real finish they're
Speaker 4: talking about using? Is it after you spit in the
Speaker 4: cops space and the cop is throwing you to the ground.
Speaker 3: To lock you up? Is that.
Speaker 4: And you get that little clip just like they did
Speaker 4: with the Starbucks case. That was a cell phone that
Speaker 4: was a stage incident, and those guys got money. Who Starbucks?
Speaker 4: That phone never moves? Who can hold a phone? That study?
Speaker 4: It was a stolen cell phone. It was a stage incident,
Speaker 4: and you had all this racial stuff going on at
Speaker 4: that particular Starbucks for that business meet with those two gentlemen.
Speaker 5: Okay, craziness. Oh we got to go to break you guys.
Speaker 1: Okay, thanks for seeing that. Okay, grow up, you right back.
Speaker 1: Just to stay where you're at because we got a
Speaker 1: lot of coming out. Okay, we're back the Okay. We
Speaker 1: got one other comment from the beginning, Yes, shake it
Speaker 1: was a cell phone from the hood being criticized because
Speaker 1: they don't understand the importance of history. Credit m C
Speaker 1: clarify that after the fact. I know we're an authorized
Speaker 1: burn a dealer, and I just wanted to show a
Speaker 1: burner if you've never seen one before.
Speaker 3: Is that the banana.
Speaker 1: Burnot burn a banana?
Speaker 5: How much does one of those cost?
Speaker 1: Uh? If you talk to me offline, will O get
Speaker 1: you a deal? You can have it wherever.
Speaker 5: Marcus, Okay, that's fantastic.
Speaker 1: Either, by the way, call give me a call. Definitely.
Speaker 2: John. You started the last hour talking about protective service operations,
Speaker 2: and we haven't had a chance to talk about this,
Speaker 2: but you know, the industry has grown. If you actually
Speaker 2: wonder how many congress people and people that actually have
Speaker 2: security details that are paid by taxpayers money right now,
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not sure you could actually get any
Speaker 2: solid data to that. We would have to do a
Speaker 2: lot of research just to find out who is being
Speaker 2: provided details anymore. Because the Secret Service you still only
Speaker 2: cover the president, former presidents and their family members.
Speaker 1: You know, go ahead. I was. I had a conversation
Speaker 1: last week with somebody about Campbell's Soup about how they
Speaker 1: are printing meat, the fake meat. Yeah, I told them,
Speaker 1: believe it or not. That was my first executive executive
Speaker 1: protection job, wow in Philadelphia at campbell Soup protecting their
Speaker 1: ship heads. It was funny. That was right over right
Speaker 1: at Camden. I wouldn't I wouldn't help him. Now if
Speaker 1: they made printed beef, you know that's bullshit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's crazy good.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well the CEO said he wouldn't need it. Yeah,
Speaker 5: he said, he said it's for the poors. I said, no,
Speaker 5: he didn't. I said, that's right, Craig, I think he's.
Speaker 3: Long to see you. Didn't they fire him after that.
Speaker 5: That's a good question. I'm not sure I think they
Speaker 5: fired him.
Speaker 1: I would have it has gone nuts though, Craig, right,
Speaker 1: it has.
Speaker 2: I mean, just just you were talking about the football
Speaker 2: games and stuff.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I did five years in the Washington Field Office and
Speaker 2: one of our satellite offices is the Annapolis resident unit
Speaker 2: that covers the Academy. So that was one of our
Speaker 2: responsibilities and we kick it back and forth between West
Speaker 2: Point and Annapolis every year. The Army Army c i
Speaker 2: D covers it when it's in uh. When it's the
Speaker 2: the US Military Academy's U turned to host it. They
Speaker 2: usually play at some big field. A lot of times
Speaker 2: it's M and T Field, sometimes it's Philadelphia. They bounce
Speaker 2: it around. But the amount of details end up showing
Speaker 2: up at those events, you know, and it's it's grown
Speaker 2: over the years.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And then you get into the Secret Service they have
Speaker 2: to cover you know, that's just one event. There's stuff
Speaker 2: going on all the time in the National Capital region.
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, I think I think people get the
Speaker 1: impression that the event is the Army Davy King. It's afterwards, yeah,
Speaker 1: where you're making your money, right, Yeah, when when guys
Speaker 1: are throwing curls off rooftops and shiit like that.
Speaker 2: Yea, all those cases that happen after the.
Speaker 1: Hey, I don't want to miss this, Greg, you have
Speaker 1: a competition coming up. I'd like to see some video
Speaker 1: of this when you get it. Can you tell me
Speaker 1: about this please?
Speaker 2: Yeah. I do a couple events a year that are
Speaker 2: collash the call related, and this one is Saturday. It's
Speaker 2: in South Carolina, and it's probably about one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty to two competitors will be competing in it, and
Speaker 2: it should be a good time, just a reason to
Speaker 2: keep a chubby guy, chubby old guy moving.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but do we think it'll be cold?
Speaker 2: It's uh, I think the morning will be cold. And
Speaker 2: it's just like I said, it's in South Carolina. I
Speaker 2: think we're looking at like high twenties, low thirties. But
Speaker 2: then I think we're supposed to be up in the fifties.
Speaker 2: Uh as the as the think goes on. So so
Speaker 2: do you want to shoot lead cheez man?
Speaker 1: So that's where it's in South Carolina?
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, it's in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Last year of the winter when I did in Missouri,
Speaker 2: that was like minus six when we kicked off in
Speaker 2: the morning. I don't I don't think I'm gonna do
Speaker 2: that one again.
Speaker 1: How many people participate?
Speaker 2: Do you think in this one? It will be about
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty to two hundred. I believe the
Speaker 2: one that I'm going to do in April in Texas,
Speaker 2: that one has about five hundred competitors, one fifty weapons. Yeah, Jesus,
Speaker 2: how long is the cause?
Speaker 3: Greg?
Speaker 2: So this one will be, uh, it's one day. It'll
Speaker 2: be eight stages of fire. So it's like if you're
Speaker 2: playing golf, this would be like eight holes, so you uh,
Speaker 2: you'll be shooting about three hundred rounds for the Holy
Speaker 2: eight Stages of Fire. You know, it's it's it's a
Speaker 2: good day. It's a good long day ship.
Speaker 1: Okay. I want to real quick back.
Speaker 4: On that protective service detail, which one of you guys,
Speaker 4: protective Richard.
Speaker 2: Levigne Richard n No, Uh, he would have been hhs,
Speaker 2: wouldn't he Yes, So that would have been their problem. No,
Speaker 2: he does wear an admiral uniform, so yeah, that would
Speaker 2: have been tough.
Speaker 3: That's why I was wondering, because we'd grew.
Speaker 2: Up in the eighties and you know that there's another
Speaker 2: word that you know, we use retort all the time,
Speaker 2: but there's another word that we use back in the
Speaker 2: day that meant the same thing. But uh yeah, we
Speaker 2: would have been in big trouble.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh absolutely, where's.
Speaker 2: Glenn when you need them?
Speaker 3: I know the word, and you know I get enough trouble.
Speaker 2: So my kids, I've had to explain that to my
Speaker 2: kids over the years, that that word that you know,
Speaker 2: you know, we grew up using that like every other word.
Speaker 2: Everybody was either retarded or that yes, it has nothing
Speaker 2: to do with the meeting people. Or there's a South
Speaker 2: Park episode all about that, which is really good. I
Speaker 2: highly encourage you to watch it.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, if speaking of to current events, you know,
Speaker 4: if you watched All in the Family and the Jeffersons,
Speaker 4: the language those shows wouldn't be meeting.
Speaker 5: Couldn't make no shows.
Speaker 3: It couldn't make that show right now.
Speaker 5: So I like to go back and watch like old
Speaker 5: comedy like and people were like, why you like that
Speaker 5: old comedy because it's funny. It is a little it's
Speaker 5: a little raunchy some of it. Like you look at
Speaker 5: somebody like Red Fox or or what you call him,
Speaker 5: all I can see his face who's the one that
Speaker 5: Richard Pryor like, they couldn't They couldn't do it. You
Speaker 5: couldn't do that today. You could even have like Eddie
Speaker 5: Murphy's Raw on TV today. That wouldn't make you. It'd
Speaker 5: be a problem.
Speaker 3: Well, Flip Wilson would have played.
Speaker 1: Rich like, Oh my god, So I wanted to you know.
Speaker 1: Uh An Marie Robertson, who is facing all content traverses
Speaker 1: today to conclude the fact that her brother was murdered
Speaker 1: and Alabama, she sent us a message. I just wanted
Speaker 1: to read the message. I appreciate her saying this. Bet.
Speaker 1: I think as opposed to us talking for her, we
Speaker 1: should probably try to have her back. Yeah, she says,
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry. Today won't work. My sister in law
Speaker 1: is going to ospital and I have to stay with
Speaker 1: my younger brother on hospice. Can you just program without us?
Speaker 1: Patty doesn't want to do it. She's dealing with the
Speaker 1: loss of her husband at this time of your and
Speaker 1: tom and time and loss with the brother. We give
Speaker 1: you permission to represent us and give update. But I
Speaker 1: feel more comfortable if if we heard it from her. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what I'm saying. Yeah, Yes, So I don't
Speaker 1: want to put words in her. Uh, it's a tragedy
Speaker 1: of every proportion, but I will.
Speaker 3: Bill.
Speaker 1: Can you show the uh the brutal? It has brutal
Speaker 1: in the title for that murder. Can you show that website?
Speaker 1: I think it says prosecute, Yeah, testimony h Gregory Towers
Speaker 1: beat Theodore or Manta death jeez and and motive and
Speaker 1: Christmas Day? Uh Theodore is slaying unclear. The prosecutor says
Speaker 1: it was brutal. Uh, there's a the motive. I think.
Speaker 1: I think Anne Marie Robertson and her family have a
Speaker 1: really good handle on the motive, despite the fact that
Speaker 1: the prosecutor doesn't or says he doesn't. The other side
Speaker 1: of this is very interesting. There was a police officer
Speaker 1: that are no longer a police officer that was hiding
Speaker 1: the suspect. Well, can you can you find that Alabama
Speaker 1: sheriff's employee arrested accused of hiding boyfriend suspected of murder
Speaker 1: Jesus christ Man Mm hmm, I mean unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I said, there's the time people you don't want working
Speaker 3: alongside you.
Speaker 4: We don't have any problem with getting rid of anybody
Speaker 4: in any industry, the people that we don't want.
Speaker 3: I don't want.
Speaker 4: I don't want to be building horseshoes and somebody making
Speaker 4: them terrible. I definitely don't want to corrupt cot who's
Speaker 4: hiding murderers?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: This is the brother. By the way, here's a well.
Speaker 1: Do you want to show that Mobile County sheriff speaks
Speaker 1: as a ex employees arrest in connection with Gregory ours manhunt.
Speaker 1: I mean, the family knew. The family was like a
Speaker 1: cavalry as soon as I heard this story. You know,
Speaker 1: I thought to myself, the family is becoming calvary in
Speaker 1: this case. You know, they solved it themselves, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean.
Speaker 3: Definitely, I wonder if the if the sheriff is going
Speaker 3: to get arrested.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's possible. Jesus, this is the brother. This is
Speaker 1: the brother it was be to death.
Speaker 2: Tommy Fabian.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But I feel more comfortable with a family comments
Speaker 1: as opposed to us. We don't want to put words
Speaker 1: in our mouth. I mean, they've been through There's no
Speaker 1: way that we can, you know, ourselves, compare to what
Speaker 1: they've been through. Right, So you know that's very difficult. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I wanted to go through a couple of these things.
Speaker 3: I know that.
Speaker 1: Marcus and I had gone through a couple of these things.
Speaker 1: I don't know how old they are or if they're
Speaker 1: if they pertain, well, let's run through them quick. Massive
Speaker 1: conspiration fiction. This gives you a good idea of bullshit,
Speaker 1: you know, bullshit there the socialism.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the scariest thing about the mass incarceration data is this,
Speaker 5: these are the same people that don't believe in the
Speaker 5: death penalty. It's the same people that don't want to
Speaker 5: actually do comprehensive prison reform so people can actually have
Speaker 5: the ability to reform or what's the other or be corrected,
Speaker 5: you know what I'm saying. So these are those same people,
Speaker 5: Like they never talk about actually presenting ideas for those things.
Speaker 5: And when it comes to me, you know, as a Christian,
Speaker 5: I put up a post about this the other day.
Speaker 5: I said, the Bible, as far as us as Christians go,
Speaker 5: we don't believe in putting people in prison. You beat them,
Speaker 5: they have to pay restitution, or they get executed. Like
Speaker 5: it's that simple. Like this is like what we're doing
Speaker 5: here is not even having a complete conversation. And they
Speaker 5: just use these numbers to talk about mass incarceration as
Speaker 5: a way to get money for their campaigns, while at
Speaker 5: the same time not trying to address is like what's
Speaker 5: the word they like to say, you guys, the root
Speaker 5: causes and stuff like that. Well, when you let crime
Speaker 5: go and you put all of these people in prison
Speaker 5: and then you put them back out in bad circumstances,
Speaker 5: what do you think you We've got to popularized gang culture.
Speaker 5: We've got to popularize crime culture. And now with the
Speaker 5: new laws and the das like Krasner and all of
Speaker 5: these other people, like why wouldn't you be a criminal?
Speaker 5: All of it is tied together. It really, really, really is.
Speaker 5: It's what do you call that? It's controlled opposition. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 5: that's what it is.
Speaker 1: This puts me from their playbook. Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Jesus.
Speaker 5: Now I will say this.
Speaker 1: We've got San Francisco about crime, about crime.
Speaker 5: I will say this. We got a lot of people
Speaker 5: doing crime. What do you want to do with them?
Speaker 5: Anybody got any ideas what do we do with criminals? Like,
Speaker 5: because if you're not putting the criminals in jail, what
Speaker 5: are we doing?
Speaker 1: We're letting them walk on the street. In Philadelphia after
Speaker 1: the four year old.
Speaker 5: Children in Rochester too. You know, they let this creep
Speaker 5: out and I want to say this was like two
Speaker 5: years ago. It might have been it might have been
Speaker 5: a year ago, but I want to say this two
Speaker 5: years ago they let this creep out. That was this uh,
Speaker 5: that was this like pedophile predator dude, and he broke
Speaker 5: into this girl's house through the second story window, kidnapped,
Speaker 5: sexually assaulted the girl, then took her to a second
Speaker 5: location and sexually assaulted her again. Like this, This is
Speaker 5: the stuffing that's going on. I don't know what do
Speaker 5: you do with them? You don't want to. That's somebody that,
Speaker 5: to me needs to be executed. I don't understand how
Speaker 5: you let somebody that I don't even have a quality
Speaker 5: word like malicious evil. It was just demonic right hard
Speaker 5: there you go like it's uh, it's it's despicable. And
Speaker 5: because these type of things continue to happen, Yeah, nothing happens.
Speaker 5: More people do crime because they think they can get
Speaker 5: away with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So Bill, I sent you a picture. It's uh
Speaker 1: Marcus Williams new logo. Do we have that there? In
Speaker 1: other word, wasn't room to put it on that?
Speaker 3: Do we have that or not?
Speaker 1: If not, maybe we can just show us his website,
Speaker 1: Marcus Williams. Yeah, if you go to Marcus Williams Marcus
Speaker 1: for Rochester. Right, yep, you know, I get met Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Is there one person that has that's saying in this
Speaker 1: whole county Jesus Christ.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you guys, And you can help by you can
Speaker 5: donate from anywhere inside the country, international, no, help us
Speaker 5: get the word out. We're working on community action right
Speaker 5: now and community engagement as we build up to actually
Speaker 5: get out there and run this next election, because what's
Speaker 5: happening is ridiculous. You know, these people that are supposed
Speaker 5: to be our elected officials for city council, they just
Speaker 5: gave themselves a raise, twenty five percent raise just last night.
Speaker 5: What yeah, yeah, just last night. Under everybody's noses. It
Speaker 5: didn't come to the public for the public to decide
Speaker 5: if they wanted to give them a raise or not.
Speaker 5: Of course, you know, and the mayor got a three
Speaker 5: percent raise, so he wasn't going to say anything. So
Speaker 5: but they got twenty five percent. And one of the
Speaker 5: people on city council, Mary Lupian, okay did she's a
Speaker 5: far leftist and she was running for mayor this year.
Speaker 5: She said out of her own mouth. She said, we're
Speaker 5: a legislative body that doesn't even legislate. So you said
Speaker 5: that you don't do any legislation. Why would you give
Speaker 5: yourself a raise. You don't deserve a raise. That's from you,
Speaker 5: not from me. You said that craziness.
Speaker 1: You know, I Craig and I were talking about a
Speaker 1: program that I was working on for university.
Speaker 5: I got the logo. I don't know if it just shared?
Speaker 5: Did it share? I don't know how that works.
Speaker 1: Anyway? Or there we go. T Marcus get behind him.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ is the one sae fucking person in Monroe County.
Speaker 1: You know, you've got people are can, you know, ripping
Speaker 1: each other off like there's no tomorrow, giving each other
Speaker 1: twenty five dollars twenty raises in the night. Yeah, ridiculous
Speaker 1: steamers ripping people's cars off west of here, epic proportion,
Speaker 1: you know, stealing people's like we had add on.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: I mean, they will stop it.
Speaker 4: Nothing, man, I'm still depressed up to me. You got
Speaker 4: a border this overrun. You got so many criminal illegals
Speaker 4: in here. Now you don't have any voter reform, so
Speaker 4: you know they're going to steal election.
Speaker 3: There's there's nothing.
Speaker 4: And the thing about it, Marcus, is that it's not
Speaker 4: we can talk all this Democrats blame the Democrats for everything.
Speaker 4: This is a group of people elected the fas on
Speaker 4: both sides that are allowing us. You got Jack Smith,
Speaker 4: and you had Robert Luller, Steve Banner, you had Merrick Garland.
Speaker 4: These people we talked about January sixth, they went to
Speaker 4: jail immediately and stayed there for four years. I'm tied
Speaker 4: up all these investigations. You just talked about what do
Speaker 4: we do with criminals and things at I'm tied all
Speaker 4: these investigations whilst, like Stuart said last week, they're running
Speaker 4: the clock out and you just well, you get yourself
Speaker 4: a twenty five percent.
Speaker 3: Raise in your local area.
Speaker 4: You know, Omar comes here, makes twelve dollars and next
Speaker 4: year she's worth thirty million. AOC's having parties with bad
Speaker 4: funny on the fifty thousand dollars hotel room.
Speaker 3: You gotta judge. You gotta judge in Wisconsin that other.
Speaker 4: People don't think should get arrested for letting the illegal
Speaker 4: immigrant walk out the side door, which is basically the
Speaker 4: same thing you just saw without a bamba harbor in
Speaker 4: the fugitive or eighty in them is escaping from the ice.
Speaker 4: People were sitting in the hallway. Yeah, enough of this
Speaker 4: criminal activity. You're even going to do something? And I'm
Speaker 4: tired of all of them. I think everybody needs to
Speaker 4: get molded out that I just shared a picture.
Speaker 1: Pop that up and a twenty five raise? Where are
Speaker 1: they getting the money for that?
Speaker 5: This is this is exactly how I feel. I wake up,
Speaker 5: democrats do something blatantly illegal, GOP politicians outraged, nothing happens,
Speaker 5: cycle repeats over and over and over again, and there's
Speaker 5: no time sensitivity. Like you said, Jake, what are they doing?
Speaker 5: Like like I really liked cash for Tell. I thought
Speaker 5: he was going to do some stuff and I'm not
Speaker 5: seeing it. I want people to go to prison, Like
Speaker 5: none of the COVID tyrants are in jail. None of
Speaker 5: the people involved in January sixth are in jail. I
Speaker 5: don't even think they fired any of the FBI agents
Speaker 5: that were involved in January sixth.
Speaker 2: He secretary of the orcus at exactly a charge of
Speaker 2: Homeland Security, the guy who was in front of Congress
Speaker 2: numerous times saying that he was controlling our border. Where
Speaker 2: the fuck's he at?
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly is he not in jail?
Speaker 2: Why is he not in jail? It's one of the
Speaker 2: biggest RICO fucking rackets we had of people coming in
Speaker 2: this country going and all the stuff you guys know
Speaker 2: about that happened, and nobody has to answer for that ship.
Speaker 5: And all of the human children.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of Christian NGOs that are involved in
Speaker 2: this ship as well, all.
Speaker 5: Of the human traffic children. And then they lost what
Speaker 5: was it like five hundred thousand children unaccompanied miners they lost.
Speaker 5: It might have been more than five five hundred thousand.
Speaker 5: I can't even remember. He got up so high at
Speaker 5: one point.
Speaker 4: Like Republicans, I go, well, I order. That's all they
Speaker 4: do is you know what you know one of these days,
Speaker 4: how right?
Speaker 5: They don't never.
Speaker 3: Exactly that, you know, when we had the right to
Speaker 3: kiss Alice.
Speaker 4: But but here's the thing, Greg, like you said, why
Speaker 4: this is obvious stuff? Here?
Speaker 3: He got in front of Congress every time in live
Speaker 3: we talked about.
Speaker 1: N g O.
Speaker 2: They set up an office down in Panama and the
Speaker 2: dry and Gap one of the biggest n g O s,
Speaker 2: and he was actually on their board. It's it's you
Speaker 2: can go right to their website. He was on their board,
Speaker 2: and he's also the Secretary of Homeland Security, and he's
Speaker 2: the one that's the guy that's stands there testifying in
Speaker 2: front of Congress, but he's doing everything again to control
Speaker 2: the border.
Speaker 1: Did I did I hear a sweeping comment yesterday on
Speaker 1: the news It said all the engine it is her faith.
Speaker 5: It is some probably something like that, all of them.
Speaker 3: Listen.
Speaker 4: The reason they call them non government is just for
Speaker 4: people who don't know what and Jill stand for. It's
Speaker 4: just because the government that that it'll be a violation
Speaker 4: of your constitutional rights if you say, if you say
Speaker 4: their government organization.
Speaker 3: So you got to say you got.
Speaker 4: To give it a nice name, like they love to
Speaker 4: do affordability reform.
Speaker 3: It is in g O give you all this bs.
Speaker 4: And then when you say something like Greg want to
Speaker 4: say that he can't say for black of word we
Speaker 4: used to use almost all the time. You know, they
Speaker 4: call you a racist or and then we get old
Speaker 4: they canna be a racist.
Speaker 3: I'm scared. I can't say nothing else. You know, Fanny
Speaker 3: willis Jake.
Speaker 1: Maybe we should develop the four of us develop and
Speaker 1: then g O to go after Krasner. How about that, John,
Speaker 1: you will be locked up in thirty seconds.
Speaker 3: You're in g O. You will be locked up in
Speaker 3: thirty and it could be a legit.
Speaker 1: In g O.
Speaker 4: You could have all your documents correct. You're going to jail.
Speaker 4: They broke into the former president's house and went through
Speaker 4: his wife's panty draw Please don't care, Grat just said him.
Speaker 4: January sixth, where's my Orchis? Where's Chris Gray? Where's all
Speaker 4: these people? They all getting paid? Omar she married. We've
Speaker 4: been hearing by Omar married her brother for ten years.
Speaker 4: We heard that fifty of people in Minnesota, the Somali
Speaker 4: community are fraudulent here, fraudulent visus. But you say something
Speaker 4: about it, Oh, you against the Somali community, and Republicans
Speaker 4: aren't saying anything. No, I'm against people. Can't this country illegally?
Speaker 4: Who's still in our constitution by voting illegally? You're never
Speaker 4: going to markets. When we first met, Look what they
Speaker 4: was doing to you and Sandy, this Relic party going
Speaker 4: after you and Sandy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it wasn't a Democrat. It's terrible. It's you know what.
Speaker 5: I want to say this because I want to say,
Speaker 5: this is really really starting to bother me. You know,
Speaker 5: like I've got conservative values, I've got foundational Republican values,
Speaker 5: like my colors don't run. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: But I look at the party and right now, I'll
Speaker 5: give you the best example I can in New York State.
Speaker 5: If you guys don't know New York, say check this out. Okay,
Speaker 5: we've got at least Staphonic. Right, A lot of people
Speaker 5: love alist Stephonic. I don't dislike her at all, right,
Speaker 5: but a lot of people love her. But she's been
Speaker 5: hand chosen by the powers at be and right now,
Speaker 5: us as Republicans on the ground, we're tired of them
Speaker 5: hand choosing who should be the person to run. Like
Speaker 5: I don't care if I like them, I don't like
Speaker 5: the fact that you're choosing them for me, right, So
Speaker 5: this is a problem. And now this guy Bruce Blakeman, Okay,
Speaker 5: he announced. I think he's like, uh, where is he
Speaker 5: not white planes? Well, he's down there somewhere. I forget
Speaker 5: what county county he is downstate and he just announced,
Speaker 5: and man, he did he did a commercial. His commercial
Speaker 5: made him sound like everything I ever wanted as a Republican.
Speaker 5: He was like, I got into office. You know, I
Speaker 5: lowered crime. I stood up against the COVID policies I
Speaker 5: did I had brought more jobs. I did this, I
Speaker 5: did that, I shrunk the government. I'm like, man, you
Speaker 5: you you get the vote, you know. And I'm like,
Speaker 5: but where is that energy from Elise? Right? And this
Speaker 5: isn't me saying oh bad Elise or release is something
Speaker 5: something's wrong her?
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 5: My point is is that because she's hand chosen, she's
Speaker 5: not actually gearing a message to us. It's all I'm Elise,
Speaker 5: I'm running and you vote for me. Well, but why
Speaker 5: what are you gonna do? Right now? She's a woman,
Speaker 5: and she's not Kathy Hochel, and she's Republican. We need
Speaker 5: more than that. Like nobody's trying to come out to vote.
Speaker 5: Have they not seen the numbers? Like Republicans are staying
Speaker 5: at home. And I don't see how she's possibly going
Speaker 5: to get any Independence or even Democrat crossover is the game.
Speaker 5: She's not Kathy. Like the people are tired of that,
Speaker 5: Like we we deserve more. That's That's all I got.
Speaker 5: I don't want to get too into it because it
Speaker 5: makes me have emotion.
Speaker 3: What you have here is you're right, they're getting picked.
Speaker 4: But here's the thing we talked about why someone was
Speaker 4: not arrested, and you're colo. We had Lieutenant Colonel Teresa
Speaker 4: long On here tell you that fact. Thing was killing people. Yes,
Speaker 4: so we got it. You know, where's Cola Stephania coming
Speaker 4: out again? Cobo feels so comfortable that he just ran
Speaker 4: from Mayor of New York.
Speaker 3: Yeah, got where you killed two. I don't even know
Speaker 3: how many people you kill.
Speaker 5: And then like you're saying, look at all of how
Speaker 5: they run out of the clock. How come Ilian Omar
Speaker 5: isn't in prison. I saw Tom Holman the other day
Speaker 5: on the news talking about all, well, they ran out
Speaker 5: the clock on her, this, that and the third. I
Speaker 5: don't care about nothing about no clock on nobody who's
Speaker 5: pledged allegiance to our nation, talking about they will stand
Speaker 5: up and defend our constitution. And she's out here talking
Speaker 5: about she represents Somalia and the interests of the Somalians
Speaker 5: in Somalia. She's going over to Somalia talking about she's
Speaker 5: gonna represent them here. They ain't got nothing. Somalia is
Speaker 5: not part of the United States of America. No offense
Speaker 5: to anybody, but they're not part of the United States
Speaker 5: of America. You've clearly showed that your allegiance is not
Speaker 5: to the United States of America. You said over and
Speaker 5: over again out your mouth things that go against the Constitution.
Speaker 5: Right now, she's out there talking about she wants to
Speaker 5: take away the guns. Violation of the Constitution shall not
Speaker 5: be in fringe. It's right there in black and white.
Speaker 5: It's not very complicated to read. Maybe because you from Somalia,
Speaker 5: you got a difficulty in translation or something and you
Speaker 5: have issues with reading comprehension. I don't know what it is,
Speaker 5: but you need to be gone, like and they're telling
Speaker 5: me that, oh well, because there's a time limitation. There
Speaker 5: ain't no time. There's a time limitation on fraud for citizenship.
Speaker 5: Like do you hear the insanity on that?
Speaker 3: Why is it always a top?
Speaker 4: Why is it that James Coley, the teacher, James, we
Speaker 4: always the ones who the statue of libertations is a
Speaker 4: did Mike Lynn? Did Mike Flynn have a statue of libertations?
Speaker 4: How fat well he was in jail? Steve Bennett Williams.
Speaker 4: They never they never lose. They get in jail. Yes, no,
Speaker 4: and you keep coming the same stuff they're saying right now. Oh,
Speaker 4: statue of limitations on James Komy, It's gonna be a
Speaker 4: statue of limitations on Majorkis.
Speaker 3: We keep the bull and that's what it is.
Speaker 4: You know that James Komy was doing illegal stuff back
Speaker 4: in twenty sixteen to twenty seventeen.
Speaker 3: We know they still need elections.
Speaker 4: And in Marcus, there's no statute of limitations on criminal conspiracies.
Speaker 4: What it's on going, like Rico, it's still on going.
Speaker 4: So it's not a statute of limitation.
Speaker 3: As rhyme is continuing.
Speaker 4: The crime continue. As we're talking right now, they're still
Speaker 4: doing it. Omar is still stealing, Alc is still stealing.
Speaker 4: Nancy Pelosi, Oh see, Bob, Nancy beat the stock market.
Speaker 4: The brain's just sitting there looking at all the computers.
Speaker 4: And we're retiring now.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm more pray this. You know.
Speaker 4: We're the retards because we are who suffers the American citizens.
Speaker 5: Like come off like and go ahead, sorry, John, go ahead.
Speaker 1: Not two questions? Do we ever any Sam always in Tennessee.
Speaker 2: I don't think to the degree that Kentucky or Minnesota does.
Speaker 1: Kentucky. That's weird.
Speaker 2: There's a hub. That's it's just uh, you know, the
Speaker 2: migrational pattern like dearborn Michigan.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: You know, it's it's kind of interesting from like a
Speaker 2: and I know you're gonna like laugh when I say this,
Speaker 2: from a sociological aspect, how immigrants come into our country
Speaker 2: and settle and establish themselves. That's actually kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: You know how the Irish came into New York City,
Speaker 2: how the Italians came into New York City, and you
Speaker 2: know how they take take care of their their own ethnicity,
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff. That's how that kind of that's
Speaker 2: how it kind of happens. We don't have that in
Speaker 2: Tennessee because we don't have the social network, the social
Speaker 2: welfare programs that these other states have down here.
Speaker 3: We don't.
Speaker 2: If you're if you're a citizen of Tennessee, you don't
Speaker 2: pay state tax. You pay a property tax if you
Speaker 2: own a house or whatever, but you don't get a
Speaker 2: state tax that's on that that comes from the products
Speaker 2: you buy on the market.
Speaker 5: So you know what, I want to go ahead, Okay,
Speaker 5: I was gonna say there is a comment it says,
Speaker 5: look at the uh, look at what's going on with
Speaker 5: the midterms. You know after last night, did you guys
Speaker 5: see Trump yesterday? You guys, no, no, no, no. So
Speaker 5: Trump was up on stage with some I don't even
Speaker 5: know so Jewish event at the White House. I don't
Speaker 5: even know what it was. But he's up there with
Speaker 5: Mike Levine, and Mike Levine is like I told you
Speaker 5: in twenty sixteen, this was the first Jewish president and
Speaker 5: now he's the second Jewish president to hold to non
Speaker 5: consecutive a non consecutive term. And I'm like, Lord, have
Speaker 5: mercy on us all knowing good and well right now
Speaker 5: that people are very concerned that Israel is having too
Speaker 5: much control inside our government, that Israel Benjamin and Yahoo
Speaker 5: just got on the internet and said, look at all
Speaker 5: of my different people that I've got that are Americans
Speaker 5: that are influencers, that I'm paying seven thousand dollars to
Speaker 5: influence you for positive things for the foreign interests of
Speaker 5: the nation of Israel. That he just had one thousand
Speaker 5: pastors from America that they in it over there for
Speaker 5: free so that they can come back over here and
Speaker 5: give Americans propaganda to support Israel's interest people are tired
Speaker 5: of that, bro, Why would you put us in a
Speaker 5: position knowing that Americans are very tired of that and
Speaker 5: seeing that that's definitely the Democrats ain't going for it, okay,
Speaker 5: and the Republicans a large number of them are not
Speaker 5: going for it either because that's foreign interest and we
Speaker 5: look at this as an issue. And then he had
Speaker 5: that crazy lady that was up there that made all
Speaker 5: of her money off of those Chinese casinos. Chinese casinos,
Speaker 5: Like are you tone deaf to what's going on? Like
Speaker 5: did your handlers not tell you? Or no, it's too
Speaker 5: important to look like you're in tow with Israel Like
Speaker 5: everybody already says it. You ain't had to come out
Speaker 5: and say it to prove it to them, Like you
Speaker 5: just lost us to midterms, Like are you serious? Like
Speaker 5: we were struggling before, but now we're really about to loose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were doing that. I didn't I didn't realize
Speaker 2: that's what you were talking about. Yes, because then you
Speaker 2: had JD. Vans also get got got into that as well.
Speaker 5: So foreign influence is a big thing right now.
Speaker 2: Well, we have a lot of duel dual uh US
Speaker 2: Israel citizens not only to get government and that that's
Speaker 2: another issue. We talked about it a little bit a
Speaker 2: couple of times when Glenn was on uh that we uh,
Speaker 2: you know, we have to stop that.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm. Okay, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: So we we've talked about Tomorrow's and Tennessee. Uh, Jake
Speaker 1: an down there.
Speaker 2: Ye.
Speaker 4: One thing to Marcus point, Marcus, you don't have to
Speaker 4: say no offense no is about you know, you know, yeah,
Speaker 4: if you come here, you assimilate and you become American
Speaker 4: or he's a Allian. You know, I don't have it's
Speaker 4: not no offense to them. I don't have to keep proving.
Speaker 4: That's the problem. We always got to prove our words,
Speaker 4: like like I got to prove I'm not a racist. No,
Speaker 4: I'm going to speak with on my mind and if
Speaker 4: it offends you of me speaking my truth, then offense.
Speaker 4: I don't really care. So John, I've been telling you
Speaker 4: this for years. I told you that Minnesota was a
Speaker 4: terrorist hub.
Speaker 3: You know I'm not.
Speaker 4: I don't have to you know, workings of like you guys,
Speaker 4: you know, you got guy's, got guys who's inside.
Speaker 3: They know that if we can see.
Speaker 4: It here, if Lieutenant Colonel Teresa all can see it there.
Speaker 4: If that Conrad can see it there, you know, if everybody,
Speaker 4: you just a regular old American citizen can see what's
Speaker 4: going on. We didn't need for it to be twenty
Speaker 4: twenty five for us to know of the activity that
Speaker 4: was going on in Minnesota, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Fortune said, we had this, We had this on here
Speaker 4: telling this that stuff. We had this Collins telling.
Speaker 3: Us that stuff.
Speaker 4: That's not enough enough of this nonsense. You got a
Speaker 4: mayor of Minnesota speaking some Milian.
Speaker 5: That's crazy, bro, listen. So I was, I was, I
Speaker 5: got a call the other day, I'm gonna do an
Speaker 5: interview with this with this previous representative in a town
Speaker 5: in Pennsylvania. I'll queue that up for another episode because
Speaker 5: that's not gonna happen till January. So I'll queue that
Speaker 5: up next time after they're out of office. So I
Speaker 5: got out with you know, and they're like, listen, you
Speaker 5: got to understand what's going on here where we are
Speaker 5: in this part of Pennsylvania. And I'm like, that's crazy
Speaker 5: that that's going on with these foreigners that are coming
Speaker 5: over here that try to make us look any type
Speaker 5: of way. Oh, if you say something you're as llamophobic.
Speaker 5: I'm not aslamophobic. I'm a Christian. And y'all deny the
Speaker 5: divinity of Jesus and you hate us and you kill
Speaker 5: us and you enslave us and what what? And your
Speaker 5: whole religion is antithetical to the principles and the founding
Speaker 5: fathers in our nation. Like what are you even talking about?
Speaker 5: And you got the audacity you know what I'm saying. Like, so,
Speaker 5: this is the problem that we have in this nation
Speaker 5: right now, you know. And I don't care if anybody's
Speaker 5: Muslim in this country, that's not the big deal. Big
Speaker 5: deal is that Islam or I should say the Mohammadans, okay,
Speaker 5: and the Muslims okay, however you say it, okay. Largely
Speaker 5: the Saracens especially are over here in our country, and
Speaker 5: their whole religion is it is it's not even a religion, okay.
Speaker 5: It is a socio political control structure and rule of
Speaker 5: law for their way of life culturally, and they're trying
Speaker 5: to push that into society and perish the thought if
Speaker 5: their culture doesn't line up with the culture of the
Speaker 5: United States of America, because then they want you to
Speaker 5: shut up and shut down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hey, Greg, I can I can think of a
Speaker 1: place that is perfect for them to try to take over.
Speaker 1: That's chim with Thorpe.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, No, I don't think so.
Speaker 1: You don't think so.
Speaker 2: No, No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I don't think so. That's not happening. Well, you know
Speaker 3: what to what?
Speaker 4: Why do you think there's so much secrecy behind the
Speaker 4: identity or lack thereof, of this brown shooter, of the
Speaker 4: shooting brown?
Speaker 3: You know what do you think is going to come out?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 3: We are, we already know.
Speaker 4: You just happen to kill the vice president of the
Speaker 4: Republican Disassociation.
Speaker 5: We shouted something before they went in that No.
Speaker 4: One wants to tell you what was shouted. We're not
Speaker 4: we don't want to have the consperience. We're gonna wait
Speaker 4: till they give us the evidence.
Speaker 6: No, actually, Jake just brought something out. There's going to
Speaker 6: be a news conference at the top of the hour.
Speaker 6: They seem to have footage of the new person of interest.
Speaker 3: Would you like me to show you? Hey, we love
Speaker 3: being breaking news here on certain.
Speaker 5: All Right, here we go, I'm gonna leave now.
Speaker 1: I just wanted to share for you guys. Thank you,
Speaker 1: thank you. Interesting looks like a Neanderthal, doesn't that?
Speaker 5: And I don't even know. That's so grainy, man, I
Speaker 5: have to see it. Looks could be Spanish, could be Arabic,
Speaker 5: could be a woman, could be a transgender.
Speaker 3: Itam, This is what I could tell you.
Speaker 5: It's a light skin, that's all I know for sure.
Speaker 5: And that could be a mac right, so we don't
Speaker 5: even know. We don't even know.
Speaker 3: This is what I could tell you what three days ago.
Speaker 3: I can tell you.
Speaker 4: Right now that I would have and I wouldn't share
Speaker 4: it with you, be quite honest with you, but I
Speaker 4: would have a.
Speaker 3: Much clearer picture and.
Speaker 4: I would probably know where that person came from. That's
Speaker 4: what they're showing us, where they came from and where
Speaker 4: they went before and after the shoot. Yeah, it takes work,
Speaker 4: and it takes late work. And if you don't have
Speaker 4: the the investigators who can get that done, then they
Speaker 4: shouldn't be there, you know, such a high profile kick.
Speaker 4: That's the best that they can show us right now.
Speaker 4: Then I'm hoping they got something better that they're not
Speaker 4: letting me know.
Speaker 1: Look, look what you guys should do with Michael White shoot,
Speaker 1: same kind of thing. It's crazy. I did I didn't
Speaker 1: want to ask you guys quickly if we run out
Speaker 1: of time, do you guys have any comments on Bondie beach.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 5: Listen if it wasn't ever, it's it's so suspicious, right,
Speaker 5: it's so suspicious that the men left to go train
Speaker 5: with ISIS, okay, and then came back over here allegedly
Speaker 5: allegedly they were they trained with ISIS. I don't know.
Speaker 5: The just happened to be in the Philippines where ISIS
Speaker 5: was in that part of the Philippines. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 5: that's the northern Philippines, Okay. And then all of these
Speaker 5: a sudden this happened. We got that one guy that
Speaker 5: looks like a crisis actor, okay, coming out here talking about, Oh,
Speaker 5: look at all of the blood on my face. I
Speaker 5: had a bullet that just crazed the top of my head.
Speaker 3: Oh look at all of the blood.
Speaker 5: The blood. You don't wipe the blood off your face,
Speaker 5: you're all bandaged up. You didn't and it's all come on, stop,
Speaker 5: please stop, please, they'd have to make sure you don't
Speaker 5: have any more wounds. Are we being serious right now?
Speaker 5: Like this is the stuff just doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 5: And at the timing. The timing is ever so serious
Speaker 5: because look, we've had multiple attacks on Christians in the
Speaker 5: last couple of days. We can't get any of that
Speaker 5: on the news. Okay, we were just talking about the
Speaker 5: Brown University. She's a devout Catholic. I think she was Catholic, Okay, Christian,
Speaker 5: devout Christian regardless, and her parish is who identified her.
Speaker 5: So I mean, this is a problem all of these
Speaker 5: sudden it's got get out there and make it about you.
Speaker 5: You know, That's what this seems like. And I hate
Speaker 5: to say that, but we're in the day and age
Speaker 5: where there is so much false flag nonsense going on.
Speaker 5: You don't know who did it. It could have been
Speaker 5: a false flag from the US. It could have been
Speaker 5: the Australian government doing a false flag. It could have
Speaker 5: been Israel doing a false flag. I can't tell you.
Speaker 5: But the things look so suspect, and all of the
Speaker 5: pieces when you tie him in together, and I'm gonna
Speaker 5: land my plane on this when you tie them intogether
Speaker 5: at the end of the day, the way that that
Speaker 5: guy was shooting so skillfully, okay, I wonder if he
Speaker 5: wasn't in charge with some other special ops like the
Speaker 5: guy that was out here that worked for the CIA
Speaker 5: that shot the National Guard, he might have been working
Speaker 5: for somebody else's special operations for whoever Australia got, or
Speaker 5: massade or whatever.
Speaker 3: Rag what do you think about a shooting technique?
Speaker 2: Definitely saw, he definitely practiced, That's all I mean. I
Speaker 2: you know, it's kind of hard to say when you
Speaker 2: when you look at a video and say, you know
Speaker 2: that a guy is actually efficient and looks like he's done,
Speaker 2: you know, worked his rifle for a few times of
Speaker 2: what his training level was. I mean, it was a
Speaker 2: bold action and he was he was making it work
Speaker 2: for him, you know. But as far as it being
Speaker 2: a you know, a conspiracy or whatever, I don't really know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've worked with the Australian Pianol Police before.
Speaker 2: I've had cases with them, you know that originated out
Speaker 2: of the Lashkari Taiba terrorist group and and al Qaeda.
Speaker 2: They're very proficient. They were much better in two thousand
Speaker 2: and one. They were much more prepared than I would
Speaker 2: say that the FBI were. But we're talking about New
Speaker 2: South Wales is where they happened, and this isn't really
Speaker 2: anything new for them as far as working with these groups,
Speaker 2: and they're they're constantly changing and morphing, and so let's
Speaker 2: I really don't have a lot to say about it
Speaker 2: other than just the actual facts of what I saw
Speaker 2: on TV as a curmudgeon.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's stop letting these people in. Let's start there.
Speaker 2: I agree with that one hundred percent. I mean, I
Speaker 2: was in here thinking this week. You know, our grandfathers
Speaker 2: fought in Europe during World War Two, and a lot
Speaker 2: of people I don't know why this time of year
Speaker 2: they tend to watch the Band of Brothers and the
Speaker 2: best own you know happened. I think the beginning of
Speaker 2: the Battle of the Bulge happened today, and how our
Speaker 2: grandfathers left Europe in the nineteen forty five. And now
Speaker 2: look at Europe right now and the condition that and
Speaker 2: Germany's in, and look at our country that they came
Speaker 2: back to, and look at the state of it now,
Speaker 2: what a shit show we have. And you know, I
Speaker 2: don't it's Jake. Jake said, I'm definitely not depressed because
Speaker 2: I see a lot of brilliant young people coming up.
Speaker 2: I'm just hoping that we can turn it turn it
Speaker 2: over to them a little bit better than we have
Speaker 2: it right now. Yeah, and Marcus, I want to say
Speaker 2: that I really appreciate you, uh and your your Christian
Speaker 2: stance and the fact that you're very open about it.
Speaker 2: And I've been following you on x and on Instagram
Speaker 2: and it makes me very happy. Yeah doing that, So.
Speaker 5: Thank you kindly. Yeah, we've got to stand, and we
Speaker 5: have to stand now. We're losing our nation. And I
Speaker 5: pray to God that we can encourage more people to
Speaker 5: stand up and get active because it's exactly like Jake said,
Speaker 5: there are people people that are all in it for
Speaker 5: themselves and it doesn't matter what party they are, they're
Speaker 5: disadvantaging us as American citizens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anything else on PONDI peach it? Got anything else? Next?
Speaker 1: Next week? I think is Christmas Eve? Great?
Speaker 5: All, you know, pray for all of those people there
Speaker 5: because that's a traumatic experience and nobody should have to
Speaker 5: go through that type of a situation because that's that's
Speaker 5: got to be nerve racking to all of those people
Speaker 5: that were there bystanders and stuff.
Speaker 1: Exactly. Wow, you weren't surprised that there are a female
Speaker 1: cops response though?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I I so as you know, I
Speaker 2: don't have like live TV. I have to watch streaming stuff.
Speaker 2: So is was that real? Or is that is that
Speaker 2: some some AI stuff that they put out there? The
Speaker 2: three the three female police officers, the gun and the
Speaker 2: guns and they were hiring. They were hiding in a
Speaker 2: and oh they were Yeah.
Speaker 5: They didn't do anything. I remember that.
Speaker 2: I did see that, So that was actually real? That wasn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I didn't see it.
Speaker 4: That's why I had very little to comment on Binding Beach,
Speaker 4: because I didn't see a lot of it other than
Speaker 4: the gentleman tackling one of the elect shooters. That's about
Speaker 4: the only clip I've seen so far off the entire incident.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's hard to tell what's real and what's fake, right, Yeah, So.
Speaker 2: And I would say Providence is having that problem right now.
Speaker 2: They're actually getting a lot of AI. They I had
Speaker 2: watched this morning. They were getting a lot of AI
Speaker 2: produced photos from various elements, and they sure as I
Speaker 2: wasn't helping them out, not as you stated that, they
Speaker 2: don't look all that brilliant to begin with. But you know,
Speaker 2: my last office was was Newport, Rhode Island, and I
Speaker 2: used to go up to Providence to the Federal Building
Speaker 2: and be with the US Attorney's Office, and I know
Speaker 2: at the federal level then they were pretty cutting edge
Speaker 2: and they kind of knew what they were doing. So
Speaker 2: I guess you know that was in twenty eighteen, so
Speaker 2: it's been what seven eight years?
Speaker 3: Geez, well, guys, has been great today?
Speaker 5: Yes, indeed, yes, indeed, fantastic shelf, fantastic shelf company, Marcus.
Speaker 1: I will get you a partner, send them a bunch
Speaker 1: of bananas. Yeah, yeah, you'll be please with it. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's hard to show on here.
Speaker 6: He's showing you buckus, he's showing you that.
Speaker 3: Wait, do you see the.
Speaker 1: Burner I got.
Speaker 5: I'm excited.
Speaker 1: He's got bill has as I mentioned, we're a uh
Speaker 1: nice authorise dealer and got some heavy duty burners. Yes,
Speaker 1: and yeah, absolutely so. But this burner, Marcus is it's
Speaker 1: not a firearm, right, so you can have it anywhere
Speaker 1: and it's legal.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: So we'll get you on this week.
Speaker 5: Okay, I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: Okay, you guys don't have anything else. I think next
Speaker 1: week is Chris Steve right, So I don't know what
Speaker 1: the hell we're going to do, so I guess we'll
Speaker 1: talk offline. Yeah, I do want to mention, Bill, can
Speaker 1: you bring up j R. Sneddon dot com if you
Speaker 1: go to the the new website, if you end up
Speaker 1: going to the.
Speaker 5: Look at that, nanzy fellow.
Speaker 1: If you go to the there's a merchandise page and
Speaker 1: that'll be filled up after Christmas, so you wouldn't want
Speaker 1: to check that out. Okay, that's good. That's good. Bill
Speaker 1: appreciate that you may want to check that out after
Speaker 1: some boxes are delivered to some people. Well, we got
Speaker 1: to wrap up, guys. Is we're running for a time,
Speaker 1: so okay, okay, God very.
Speaker 5: Much about you guys, Thank you, you guys. Be blessed well.
Speaker 5: Merry Christmas everyone, yes, yes, indeed.
Speaker 6: And happy New Year, yes, God bless you want everybody