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your support. So what the hell is going on up
in Newark, New Jersey?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: I'm not talking about the airport, although that is also
one of those that's a fair question regarding what's going
on there too. But now this is about the the
Democrats going full Democrat at an ice detention facility. I
do not know, No, actually I do know. They were
not all wearing white this time like they did when
they went down to protest the kids in cages and
AOC you know, poses in front of the chain link fence,
weeping uncontrollably bent over as if she's puking like that
famous meme. They were not color coordinated as far as
I could tell with this latest insurrectiony behavior. But one
of them did get arrested the mayor of Newark, New Jersey,
Ross Baraka, no relation to the former president. Ross Baraka,
was arrested Friday at a new federal immigration detention center.
He has been protesting against this place since it was announced,
and he was held in custody for several hours. His
wife complained later he couldn't even get in contact with him.
It was just a couple of hours. That's no different
than him being at a city council meeting, you know. Anyway.
Baraka was released around eight pm after being accused of
trespassing and ignoring warnings to leave the Delaney Hall facility.
Delaney Hall, that's the detention facility, stepping out of an
suv with flashing emergency lights, he told waiting supporters. Quote
the reality is this. I didn't do anything wrong. The
mayor said he could not speak about his case because
he had promised to his lawyers and to the judge
that he would not, but he voiced full throated support
for everyone living in his community, immigrants included violent immigrants too.
It doesn't matter if you murdered or raped some people.
It's totally fine by Mayor Baraka. He is supporting you.
Quote all of us here, every last one of us.
I don't care what background you come from. I don't
care how violent you are. He doesn't say that, but
I threw that in. But it's true, what nationality, what
language you speak. At some point, we have to stop
these people from causing division between US. I don't even
know what that means. We have to stop these people
what you call in these people? Wait a minute, we
have to stop these people from causing division between US?
Is who's causing division? Like? These are ice agents. They
are tasked with enforcing the law. If you don't like
the laws, then you should change the laws. The problem
is seventy percent of Americans are fine with the law.
This is the problem that Democrats have now created for
themselves because they have moved so far to the left.
They are now, essentially, without having to say it, they
are open borders proponents. And if we had an honest media,
they would be pressing reporters or they would be pressing
these democrats, these politicians on this question. What rules can
we enforce regarding immigration? What are the rules that you
want to see enforced? Which rules should not be Do
we have the right to deport felons who are here
in the country illegally. See this gets back to the
Abrego Garcia case as well, the Maryland man. Right, none
of the stuff matters. The only thing that matters is
number one, he is who we say he is, and
that's been confirmed. Everybody agrees that the Maryland man is
Abrego Garcia, that is him. And number two, he is
in the country illegally. That's really all that matters. He
can be deported. And anything else that you want to
throw in there that the government threw in there, that
the gang force or the gang unit in Maryland, you know,
the information that they provided, they're confidential sources provided that
linked him to MS thirteen. All of that stuff is
gravy because what matters is simply he came into the
country illegally, and he is who he says he is,
and therefore he can be deported. Should he be deported,
will the will the government deport him? Right, that's a
question of will, of political will, And if the government says, yes,
we shall, we will, then that's really that's the end
of the story a Brago Garcia's case. And I've gone
over the details of that. A couple of weeks back,
we knew all of this stuff about him weeks ago.
The problem with the Abrago Garcia case is simply one
of a mistaken flight to El Salvador. Send him back
to a country that a judge said, you don't send
him back to his home country because he's from l Salvador.
And they sent him back to El Salvador. That's it.
Had they sent him to any other country, there would
be no case for Democrats to complain about. So this facility.
And I'm going to circle back to Abrego Garcia because
I have some audio clips to play for you. But
the mayor said he couldn't speak about the case, right
And he said, all these people causing division between us,
I don't know who those people are. I don't know
what the divisions are. Unless you're saying that any division
between legal and illegal, like nobody should be categorizing people
in America as a legal resident versus an illegal resident.
If that is the division that you say needs to
be obliterated, well, I mean that actually would be a
more honest approach that everybody should just get amnesty, everybody
should just be allowed to stay. There is no such
thing as an illegal alien. Right baraka a Democrat who
is running to succeed term limited Governor Phil Murphy. This is,
by the way, the Associated Press report on this. Baraka
has embraced the fight. That's what the AP calls it,
that he has embraced the fight with Trump and the
Trump administration over illegal immigration. He's embracing the fight. In
other words, he's using it for his primary. That's what's
going on here, because in the Democrat Party you have
to be pro illegal alien. You have to be that's
very obvious. There is a core constituency in the Democrat
primary voter base that these politicians are obviously catering to.
He has aggressively pushed back against the construction and opening
of the one thousand bed detention center, arguing that it
should not be allowed to open because of building permit issues,
which I am pretty sure building permit issues is code
for kickbacks that haven't been paid in Jersey. I think
that's now. DHS Department of Homeland Security said in a
statement that the facility actually does have the proper permits
and inspections have all been cleared. So don't know who
to believe. They're a Newark mayor saying you don't have
the right permits. I'm just going to say I have
a little bit of a bias here. My default position
is probably corruption.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The interim US Attorney for New Jersey, Alena haba lawyer,
said on the platform x formerly known as Twitter, that
Baraka trespassed at the detention facility, which is run by
private prison operator Geo Group, the Geogroup, So he trespassed.
He went into an area that he wasn't supposed to
go into, and he went into that area with a
couple of or three members of Congress. And apparently they're
not going to get charged with trespassing, or maybe they will.
I don't know. It's being reviewed right now, but he
definitely is not allowed to be on the premisses because
the congress members are saying that they were there to
provide oversight. And the question then is is this visit,
this unannounced, unexpected, impromptu visit with cameras and activists in
tow oh by the way, while a busload of illegal
aliens that have been detained arrive at the gate, so
you create this scene of mayhem during the transfer of
these prisoners. Right, is this genuine, legitimate, quote unquote oversight
or is it a photo op because if it is
genuine oversight, that could be argued that it is shielded
from charges of trespassing. But none of the congress members
were charged with trespassing, although one may may could be
charged with assault. According to what I saw on the video,
I mean, it's not it wasn't brutal, but there was
definitely shoving of federal agents ICE agents. Right, there was
some pushing and shoving that occurred, which is by design, right,
these are your shock troops, these are your street agents.
Video of the incident showed Baraka was arrested after he
left the congress members and returned to the public side
of the gate to the facility, where he rejoined all
of the activists and the cameras and such witnesses said
the arrest came after Baraka attempted to join three members
of New Jersey's congressional delegate representatives Robert Menendez. Wait a minute,
is he at a prison already? Oh no, that was Senator.
Never mind, it's a different Bob Menendez, I guess, along
with La Monica McIver and Bonnie Watson Coleman, who is
the woman that I saw doing a little pushing and
shoving they attempted to enter the facility on Friday. When
federal officials blocked Baraka's entry, a heated argument broke out. Well,
at least according to Very Martinez, an activist with the
New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice. So we can totally
trust her eyewitness account, it continued even after Baraka returned
to the public side of the gates. She said, quote,
there was yelling and pushing. Then the officers swarmed him.
They threw one of the organizers to the ground. They
put Baraka in handcuffs and put him in an unmarked car.
The Department of Homeland Security said in a statement that
the lawmakers had not asked for a tour of the facility,
which the agency said it would have facilitated. The department
and said that as a bus carrying detainees was entering
in the afternoon, a group of protesters, including two members
of the US House of Representatives, stormed the gate and
broke into the detention facility. What does a Keem Jeffries
think of all of this? We'll take a listen, all right,
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the House Minority Leader Hakim Jeffries, Democrat from New York,
he was asked, I think this was from the Fox
News reporter Chad Pergram was asked about whether or not
or what Democrats would do. I should say what Democrats
would do if some sort of repercussions were to evolve
out of their attempts to access this Newark, New Jersey,
ice detention facility where there was pushing and shoving and scuffling,
and then the mayor of Newark got self arrested. And
here's how that went down. This is a team Jeffries.
Speaker 2: Your statement the other day after there was this incident
in Newark, you said, they better not touch our numbers.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 2: What happens if they were to go and arrest these
members or if they would try to sanction them doing
the house groups?
Speaker 4: They'll find out what would you do though?
Speaker 2: I mean I don't find out course, I mean it
does not broa change.
Speaker 5: They'll find out that's a red line.
Speaker 4: What's the what's the red line? Though? I mean, I
know we have this. It's a red line. It's very clear.
Speaker 5: First of all, I think that the so called Homeland
Security spokesperson is a joke.
Speaker 4: It's a joke. They know better than to go down
that road.
Speaker 5: And it's been made loudly and abundantly clear.
Speaker 4: To the Trump administration.
Speaker 5: We're not going to be intimidated by their tactics to
try to force principled opposition from not standing up to
their extremism. It hasn't happened during the entirety of this
failed term. It didn't happen when Donald Trump temporarily was
sitting high.
Speaker 4: In the immediate after math of the election.
Speaker 5: Do you think it's going to happen now when he's
the most unpopular president in American history after his first
one hundred days. Give me a break. No one's intimidated
by this, dude, No one. And so there are clear
lines that they just dare not cross.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I guess some people are above the law, right,
because if I were to go and do what these
congress members did or what the mayor did, right, I
would be in jail. I would be charged with trespassing,
assaulting a federal officer, right. I would be in trouble.
You would be in trouble. If we participated in this
kind of stuff, we would be in trouble. But that's
a red line. They'll find out, they'll find out we're
not intimidated like this is this is kind of dare
I say, insurrection y I do. I do. Indeed, dare
I said it. Jeffers, by the way, was referring to
Tricia McLaughlin, the Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security for Public Affairs,
who promised arrest would be on the table for Democratic
Representative Alexandria Cazo Cortez if she quote trespasses and if
she assaults law enforcement officers. Here's what AOC had to say.
Speaker 6: If anyone's breaking the law in this situation, it's not
members of Congress, it's the Department of Homeland Security. It's
people like Tom Holman and Secretary Christy No. You lay
a finger on someone, on Representative body Jautstin Coleman or
any of the representatives that were there, you lay a
finger on them, we are going to have a problem.
Speaker 1: Ooo oh my goodness. These are threats, folks. That's what
these are. We are going to have a problem. Like
what kind of problem? And that's what program was asking,
like what exactly what are you gonna find they'll find out? Like, okay,
but what they'll find out, so you don't know, don't
make me come down there. If I have to get
into a fight with you, Oh, I'm gonna do some stuff.
They are they do consider themselves to be above the law.
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John Pete, I am confused. I thought the Democrat talking
point was no one is above the law. They're actually
lucky that all that happened was they were detained. Anybody
else well, the members of Congress weren't even detained, only
the mayor. Was anyone else trying to break into a
secure holding facility could be shot? Something to keep in
mind at head to the phones, Ian, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 7: Hello Ian, Hello sir, how are you doing.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm good. What's going on?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 7: Just wanted to say that for me, as someone who
has been an immigrant, it is very very distressing for
me to see people fighting for the right of illegal
immigrants rather than fighting for more easy pathways to goal immigration.
I get before upset, but at the same time, still
have to be a nation of laws. Ron will to
have a country for very much longer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So are you saying that that people who did
not go through the year's long, lengthy and expensive process
of getting naturalized, that they shouldn't enjoy the same benefits
that you who did go through that lengthy and expensive process.
You don't think they deserve the same things just because
they didn't go through that whole long process too.
Speaker 7: I think that if you break the law coming in
in this country, the legally, you should forfeit any and
all future opportunities for citizenship.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, and in fact, that is that is the law. Right.
If you get caught coming into the country and they
deport you back to your home country, you now are
not eligible for citizenship. And that's why they're trying to
tell people, like, if you ever want to come back,
you need to go home now and do it the
right way.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's kind of like if you break into my house,
you're no longer welcome in my home, even if you
don't off on the door next time.
Speaker 1: Right now, that's a fair point.
Speaker 7: That's simple. I mean, it's not that complicated. And honestly,
I think the Democrats they just I think they're honestly
trying to fuel so much chaos that they can pan
on the president that they can just walk into the midterms,
but it's backfiring on them.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Like I said, this is an issue that sixty
five to seventy percent of Americans agree with the president on.
So yeah, it's so like, I don't know why they've chosen. Well,
I do know why they've chosen this issue. It's because
there they're rabid base, their left wing base is an
open border's base, and they cannot ignore the demands from
their base voters or they will be tossed out in
the Democrat primaries.
Speaker 7: Well for me, sir, and this is just how I've
come to believe this is I was adoptim as one
and a half, so I know from talking with my
family the process it takes to even bring somebody over.
So they're not so much skipping me, they're skipping all
the work my family had to do. So I have
this opportunity to be here. And I was one like
the last I called us a breat winter of the
last night. When I called in, I was one of
the last twenty or so kids the Paraguayan government let
come to the United States before they stop allowing American
citizens to a thought Paraguayan children. So I am fully
and completely and totally aware of being an American citizen
is a privilege. It is not an absolute right. You
have a right to try to come, but you do
not have a right to force your way in.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, And I think that point is lost on
the native born population. I think people who are you know,
Americans by birth, I think they forget that. I really do, like,
we are so privileged to have been born in this
country at this time, and so I think there is
a sentiment that that, you know, if you don't esteem that,
because you know, it's just sort of the natural state
of things, and you don't recognize the privilege that we have,
the blessing that we have, then you're like, well, sure
anybody can do it, and it's an insult to everybody
who did it the right way.
Speaker 7: Absolutely, And I have a solution to that.
Speaker 1: Actually, Okay, I'm all about solutions, So let me hear
it ian.
Speaker 7: I think every single American citizen should one day graduate
high school, should a been two years abroad as a
tourist somewhere else or working at an American embassy as
a foreign service officer, or go to school abroad while
they're in college at a foreign university. For two years,
or serve in the military for two years. But in
any event, I think every American chef will live somewhere
else for two years and then come back and see
if they don't have more of an appreciation.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I would not mandate that because I'm I'm lower
case a libertarian, but I think it's sound advice on
a voluntary basis.
Speaker 7: I think it's good advice. Yeah, I think that it
should be highly encouraged.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it would do. I think it would
actually make people appreciate it more. I appreciate the call
ian thank you a are you too?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Let me jump over and get Chris on next.
Speaker 3: Hello Chris, Hey, you do a great job.
Speaker 1: Thanks man, appreciate it.
Speaker 3: I think that Donald Trump has broken the Democratic Party definitely.
They have no idea, they have nothing, and he's been
a off. What's going on almost four months.
Speaker 1: Now, right, Yeah, about one hundred and fifteen days or something.
Speaker 3: It's almost like he has a it's like a cat
in that laser end. He's got him doing one thing
and he's doing something else. And the thing about Hakeem
Jeffrey and all these Democrats thinking they can go and
go outside a facility that is harboring illegal immigrants, which
are criminals. Anythink they can just rush in. I've got
to ask, why are these are congressional Democrats immune for
being arrested for doing this?
Speaker 1: Well, apparently, according to Hakeem Jeffries, yes, that's a red line,
don't cross it. We're not intimidated by you guys. So yeah,
apparently they do believe that that that they are above
the law, which was weird because I remember them saying
nobody is above the law for like three years while
they were, you know, getting all of their das to
prosecute Trump for all sorts of stuff.
Speaker 3: So exactly, Hey, real quick, what about all these african
or from South Africa that are coming in?
Speaker 1: What about them?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 3: Well, Democrats don't want him in here.
Speaker 1: No, they find Yes, that's true. They did finally find
a group of immigrants that they want to deport. They
finally and it's the it's the white Africaners from South
Africa who are fleeing for their lives and having their
lands expropriated from them by the communist government in South Africa.
We love you, brother, all right, man, I appreciate it. Chris. Thanks. Yeah,
Like that's yeah. It's good to see baby steps here
people for the Democrats. Baby steps all right, they've identified
one group of immigrants that they want to see deported.
Let's talk with Chuck. Chuck, how are you, buddy.
Speaker 8: I'm very well, my friend. What an awesome show. I'm
lucky I can catch you while I'm traveling up the
blowing Rocks from Florida.
Speaker 1: Well, welcome to back to North Carolina, buddy.
Speaker 8: Well, I'll be here a little bit. Maybe we can
grab a bke, but we'll talk later about that. The
Royalstonian Princess and I went to Tijuana about twenty years ago.
Is my first time south of the border. I'm not
being disrespectful to the beautiful country of Mexico. But in Tijuana,
I witnessed this fire at a place and this fire
truck came up, and it was about a nineteen thirty
or nineteen forty fire truck. And what I found odd
was that behind the fire truck was a cheap full
of eyes that jumped out with submachine guns to protect
the fire truck and the firefighters. I was terrified. I
don't blame those people for coming, but I agree with
the other focus previous callers stating that you know these
people want to come here. I welcome come on, but
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Speaker 1: Thank you very snowman on the street. Update. Now, regarding
the armed guards around the fire truck, are you sure
you were in Tijuana and it wasn't Los Angeles? Okay, that's.
Speaker 8: Doing your sound effects.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: We got Nick on the board, and we've we've got
Bernie on the call screener. But Chuck, yeah, h hit
me up and we'll see if we can get together.
Good to hear from you. Chuck is my heelf described agent.
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office is defending a New Jersey state law barring private
immigration detention facilities, criticized the arrest because, of course he did.
Your state attorney general going to go out on a
limb and say he's a Democrat. He condemned the arrest,
and he is also suing or sorry, he is defending
a state law that I guess the federal government sued
over that prevents private immigration detention facilities. Do you remember
the Fourth Turning the show? I did a couple weeks
back on the Fourth Turning And one of the things
that the author talked about was the last thing, the
last prediction they made back in nineteen ninety six. All
of their others came true. This was the final prediction,
was that the crisis phase would be initiated by some
sort of nullification crisis, and he predicted it would be
over immigration. But he predicted that when Trump was last
in office and the states were blocking his efforts, or sorry,
when Biden was in office and Texas was trying to
enforce immigration law, when the federal government was fighting Texas efforts.
With the member of the barbed wire through the river
and all of that, the immigration issue has the greatest
potential for this nullification crisis. According to the author of
The Fourth Turning, you got state saying you can't locate
your detention facility in my state. Representative Menendez not the
one in prison, This is a different Menendez from New
Jersey said in a statement that as members of Congress,
they have the legal right to carry out oversight at
DHS facilities without prior notice and have done so twice
already this year. Okay, so this is their argument that
they're making. This to why the three members of Congress
descended with activists in tow and cameras and such. This
is the reason why they went to inspect the facility.
Right by the way, somebody mentioned this, like the detention facility,
Like who is in that detention facility? Seventy five percent
according to ICE, seventy five percent of the detainees at
this facility in Newark are felons. Seventy five percent are felons.
That means convicted felons, illegal aliens who are felons, and
they're still in the country because the previous administration did
not want to remove them. See. I keep coming back
to this point, which is keeping the people the bodies
in these states allows for a higher census count, which
protects Democrat controlled congressional seats. And one analysis that was
run that I saw after the twenty twenty four election.
I think it was, yeah, yeah, it was after twenty
four was that the Republicans would actually have if the
US census in twenty twenty did not count illegal aliens,
they would have Republicans would have a twenty five seat majority.
That's how many people have been brought into the country
under the Biden regime, and they've been put into places
in order to puff up numbers. So when you do
the apportionment of the House seats, you get to keep
the seats because California is losing seats. New York is
losing seats because people are fleeing those states. So if
you bust people in, you fly them in, you count them,
but they don't get to vote well, at least in
the federal elections, right because some jurisdictions have passed laws
to allow illegal aliens to vote in their local races.
That's why they're doing this. Also, if Congress has this
right to carry out oversight at what federal facilities or
I guess a facility because this is a private contractor,
but they're getting federal money. In Congress, you know, we
provide oversight, which is kind of a joke, but okay, sure. Yeah,
you guys actually do some work. Okay, I like it.
You know what, let's ramp this idea up. Huh, let's
ramp it up. How about every member of Congress. So
four hundred and thirty five members in the House, one
hundred members in the Senate, so five hundred and thirty
five members should start visiting every NGO, every campus, any organization,
any federal building, everywhere. Right, anybody that contracts with the
federal government should get themselves a congressional rate. Oh I'm sorry,
visit a visit, Bring a bunch of cameras, demand to
oversee whatever the operation is. Drag the cameras and activists through.
Now I know Democrats are going to do this. I
think Republicans need to step up their game then, right,
they need to start identifying some targets for their own
spot inspections aka oversight.
Speaker 4: Hm.
Speaker 1: I did say I was going to get back to
a Brego Garcia, but I have not because that's very
that so me. But I did get an email when
I talked about a Brego Garcia is an illegal alien
and he was ordered to be deported. His appeal was denied.
He failed to win his appeal. He was then ordered
to be deported again, and he agreed to be deported,
but said, don't send me back to El Salvador. And
the Trump administration messed up and they sent him to
El Salvador where he is in that Seacott place, the prison.
And so I said, none of the MS. Thirteen stuff
really even matters to me at this point. None of
the wife beating, none of the restraining orders, none of
the human trafficking that he was caught doing, right, none
of that stuff. All of that stuff, it's all relevant
in their earlier court proceedings. That's what they used to
determine he was to be deported. But those really are
what it comes down to is he's here illegally and
he was ordered to be deported. That's it, okay, And
Jill says the argument is not should he have been deported,
but should he have been deported to a foreign prison?
All caps? That makes a world of difference. Okay. So
here's what you need to do. You need to petition
El Salvador to release their own national from their own prison.
But their president said, we're not in the habit of
releasing terrorists into our country. See, he's not going to
do that because they know who this guy is too.
They know who he is. They're not going to release
him onto their streets. But that's their call, that's not
on us. All right. That'll do it for this episode.
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