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Speaker 5: And the murder rate.
Speaker 6: You can't keep saying violent crime is down. With the
murder rates up to the average person. The murder RUP's
about life and death. You don't brag about a rising
murder rate. And the Democrats are I agree with you, Migan.
They're flying into the trap of defending what's indefensible.
Speaker 7: It's a trap, Yes, it's a trap. I mean if
it's not a winner politically to say, oh, you're wrong,
look at the data, because you know, if one violent
crime happens in a very heavily popular part of the city.
People hear about it, and it's visceral. They don't want it,
and they want to they'll gravitate to the person who
appears to be doing something about it.
Speaker 8: I walk around all the time. I wake up early
in the morning sometimes and take a nice walk as
the sun is rising around some of the capital and
the other monuments and things, and I feel perfectly safe.
Speaker 9: It's important to point out that Senator Schumer, like congressional
leaders from the Republican Party, also have security details with
them full.
Speaker 10: Time while they are here in DC.
Speaker 11: I think this sort of gives the game away here
because Donald Trump is like Eric Jordan, towering over Joe
Biden when it comes to their handling a crime.
Speaker 12: Look in twenty twenty.
Speaker 11: Four, look at where Biden's net approval was on crime
way on the water there at minus twenty six points.
Speaker 12: It was one of Biden's where sishes.
Speaker 11: Granted, pretty much every issue is one of Biden's wareishes.
And again, look at where Donald Trump is way way
way above Joe Biden.
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 12: That's twenty seven points.
Speaker 11: So Americans vastly prefer Donald Trump's approach to crime than
they ditch to Joe Biden's and again, I think it
gets back to the point that Americans are far more
hawkish on crime than a lot of Democrats want to admit.
Speaker 1: As you can tell from our opening gambit here with audio,
the takeover of law enforcement by the federal government in Washington,
DC is still a hot topic. There are others. One
of the things that should scare Democrat Party tremendously, tremendously
is a report that came this afternoon. Well, I'm sorry
late this morning, and Carlos, I'm gonna ask you to
just grab fourteen really quick. And this report on to
have Democrats shaking in their boots.
Speaker 13: Meanwhile, President Trump is directing the Justice Department to investigate
Act Blue. This is a Democratic donation platform and the
focus as the allegations about a illegal straw donors and
foreign contributions. Right, Meredith is life in Washington with more.
This has been brewing for a while, Mark, what do
we need to know?
Speaker 12: Dana? For years?
Speaker 9: You're right about this, but this is a big development.
The White House is directing the Attorney General to investigate
the Democratic Party's top fundraising platform. It's called Act Blue,
and the President says he wants to know if foreign
money is being donated to the group and then utilize
its way elections. Democrats are calling this probe a dangerous
abuse of power. Act Blue is an enormous operation in
democratic politics. It's raised more than sixteen billion dollars since
two thousand and four. You may have seen the text
pop up from candidates saying please donate go to the
Act Blue website. Republicans use something similar called Win red.
There was a new memo signed on Thursday directing the
Attorney General to investigate if foreign nationals are using the
Act Blue platform to bypass campaign finance laws. Trump wants
to report out in six months.
Speaker 1: This ought to have Democrats quaking, and it probably does.
Of course, you are going to hear a lot of
criticism that this is using the DOJ for political purposes,
but there have been so many reports of shady dealings
by Act Blue. This will allow the Justice Department to
do a full discovery of what they are, if they
are hiding anything, and if not, okay, they should get
a clean bill of health. But I guarantee you this
has people on the political left upset.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: You also heard during the open you heard three voices there.
One was Mika Brazinski, Chris Matthews. Democrats are falling into
the trap, into a trap with the crime thing. Chuck
Schumer declaring he feels safe in Washington, DC. Only after
that quote reminder and gentlemen minded, yeah, well he has
security while he's in DC. He has a security detail,
as do the leaders of both political parties. And of
course then we turned to see and ends Harry Entton,
who talked about the differences between Joe Biden and Donald
Trump on crime. Now that is cut twelve. I would
like you to play that again, Carlos, because they have
a particular reason why.
Speaker 11: I think this sort of gives the game away here,
because Donald Trump is like Airic Jordan, towering over Joe
Biden when it comes to their handling a crime.
Speaker 12: Look in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 11: Look at where Biden's net approval was on crime way
on the water there at minus twenty six points.
Speaker 12: It was one of Biden's where fishies.
Speaker 11: Granted pretty much every issue was one of Biden's ware issheres.
And again look at where Donald Trump is way way
way above Joe Biden.
Speaker 12: What is that That's twenty seven points.
Speaker 11: So Americans vastly prefer Donald Trump's approach to crime, then.
Speaker 12: They did to Joe Biden. And again, I think it gets.
Speaker 11: Back to the point that Americans are far more hawkish
on crime than a lot of Democrats wanted to it.
Speaker 14: Men.
Speaker 1: Now, that may be true in twenty twenty four, but
that was not always the case. And some of my friends,
I would like to spend part of today's time going
into a time machine, because the Joe Biden that we saw,
the Joe Biden, the feeble Joe Biden, was a lot
more spry thirty years ago, and I want to remind
everybody where the nation was thirty years ago on this
issue that we are seeing manifest today. Bill Clinton was
in the White House, and one of the things that
came with Bill Clinton in the White House was an
emphasis on crime and Joe Biden. Before we pick up here,
Joe Biden was on the Senate floor bragging about how
he and Clinton had talked six times, not to any intermediaries,
Joe Biden had talked to Bill Clinton. Bill Clinton called
him and kept pushing for legislation dealing with crime. Democrats.
Bill Clinton, and on the Senate floor as the bill
was being debated, we have four cuts We're not going
to be able to get him all in straight, but
we are going to play each and every one of them,
because this will show you where the Democrat Party the
emphasis was thirty years ago, and you contrast to what
you were hearing Democrats say today. Cut one, Carlos, let
us begin with this.
Speaker 14: In the old days.
Speaker 15: It is true when Richard Nixon was running for president,
Richard Nixon used to talk about law and order, and
the Democratic response was law and order with justice whatever
either one of those meant.
Speaker 14: I never knew I was running it in nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 15: I didn't think Richard Nixon knew it, and I didn't
think the opposition knew what it meant. This president is very,
very straightforward and simple. He knows there are two basic
steps here. One step is you must take back the streets.
And you take back the streets, buy more cops, more prisons,
more physical protection for the people. He also understands what
my friend from Texas understands and I doesn't talk a
lot about, but he's signed on to in this bill.
He also understands the need to keep people who are
first time offenders, who are non violent offenders, or who
are potential time offenders who haven't gotten I yield myself.
Speaker 14: In additional three minutes, who in.
Speaker 15: Fact are people who getting themselves into the crime stream
for the first time that day should be diverted.
Speaker 14: From the system.
Speaker 15: So I hope this crime Bill when it passes, the
Biden Hats Crime Bill, as it becomes law, God willing,
I hope that we will have once and for all
this notion that is a hangover from the sixties that
somehow Democrats are week on crime and Democratic presidents are
week on crime and Republicans are tough on crime. The
truth is, every major crime bill since nineteen seventy six
that's come out of this Congress, every minor crime bill
has had the name of the Democratic Senator from the
state of Delaware, Joe Biden.
Speaker 14: On that bill.
Speaker 1: So, according to Joe Biden, the hangover from the Democrats
being soft during crime was over in nineteen ninety four,
that is thirty years ago. There was a guy on
the radio then that was following this and talking about
this stuff, by the way, and talking about how Democrats
were still soft on crime, and that was having a
lot of impact on this debate that was occurring in Washington.
Speaker 5: DC.
Speaker 1: Let us continue with Joe Biden, then a Senator from Delaware,
talking about the crime bill at that time.
Speaker 15: One of the things I want to do in addition
and the crime is in the political carnage that goes
on when we talk about crime. Crime is not democrat
or republican. Making the streets safe is not a democratic
Republican issue. One of those issues I hope this passage
of this bill will do, will be taken out of
the gridlock category and moved into an emerging consensus.
Speaker 14: And the consensus is.
Speaker 15: As follows, and I will cease when I finish this statement.
Speaker 5: He won't.
Speaker 15: The consensus is a we must take back the streets.
It doesn't matter whether or not the person that is
a costing your son or daughter, or my son or daughter,
my wife, your husband, my mother, your parents. It doesn't
matter whether or not they were deprived as a youth.
Speaker 14: It doesn't matter or not whether or not.
Speaker 15: They had no background that enabled them to have to
become a social become socialized into the fabric of society.
It doesn't matter whether or not they're the victims of society.
Speaker 14: The end result is they're.
Speaker 15: About to knock my mother on the head with a
lead pipe. Shoot my sister, beat up my wife, take
on my sons.
Speaker 14: So I don't want to ask what made them do this.
Speaker 15: They must be taken off the street.
Speaker 14: That's number one. There's a consensus on that.
Speaker 1: So according to Joe Biden backs then, does this sound
like the same guy who let open the borders to
let criminals pour in from everybody, everywhere, every part of
the world. Does this sound like the Democrats today? Demanding
and out there? There's a guy from the DOJ. He
worked at the DOJ until this morning, wearing a pink
shirt yesterday in Washington, DC, yelling at law enforcement, calling them,
calling them fascist, etc.
Speaker 5: Etc.
Speaker 1: He gets so angry he threw his sandwich. It was
from a subway. He through his subway sandwich and hit
one and he's under arrest. Now turns out he worked
for the Department of Justice. He did PAMBONDI fired him today.
Does this sound like the same Democrats? We must take
back the streets. Right now, one president is standing saying
the same thing that Joe Biden said thirty years ago,
and the reaction from the mainstream press, the reaction from
the Democrat Party is sheer and utter hatred. And Joe
Biden was saying this on behalf of the president of
the time, who was closely working with them, the Yoda
of politics, Bill Clinton. This is how far the Democrats
have traveled from the lane that they were in ninety four.
We are going to take a quick break here.
Speaker 5: So we have.
Speaker 1: Time for a change on the other side, and we
can play some more of Joe Biden and we're Democrats
were then anyway, we gotta take a quick break.
Speaker 8: Yes, I told you yesterday's Michael Jackson over the Beatles.
Speaker 1: Michael Jackson over the Beatles. You said that yesterday, Yes
you did. Carlos for you. James Goldnanstairly, Don't go away.
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Speaker 1: On the fastest hour in American media. We have played
two selections from Joe Biden's speech on the Senate floor
back in nineteen ninety three, promoting what would become the
nineteen ninety four Crime Bill thirty years ago. Joe Biden
got to clean the streets, got to take back our streets.
I don't care don't tell me about what caused these
people to be the way they are their criminals. Now,
let's listen to Joe Biden continue his speech on the
Senate floor November eighteenth, nineteen ninety three.
Speaker 15: There's a second thing that we all have agreed upon,
and that is unless we do something about that cadre
of young people, tens of thousands.
Speaker 16: Of them, orn out of wedlock, without means, without supervision,
without any structure, without any conscience developing.
Speaker 15: Because they literally are you and myself three more minutes,
because they literally have not been socialized, They literally have
not had an opportunity. We should focus on them now,
not out of a liberal instinct for love, brother and humanity,
although I think that's a good instinct, but for simple
pragmatic reasons. If we don't, they will, or a portion
of them, will become the predators fifteen years from now,
and Madam President, we have predators on our streets that
society has, in fact, in part because of us neglect created. Again,
it does not mean because we created them that we
somehow forgive them or do not take them out of
society to protect my family and yours from them. They
are beyond the pale. Many of those people beyond the pale,
and it's a sad commentary on society. We have no
choice but to take them out of society. And the
truth is we don't very well know how to rehabilitate
them at that point.
Speaker 14: That's the truth.
Speaker 15: You're looking at the fellow who is one of the
primary architects of the Sentencing commission. You know what the
basic premise of the Sentencing Commission is. I know the
presiding officer knows. It was the first time in eighty
years we rejected the notion that the condition of sentencing
must be related to how long it would take to rehabilitate.
I'm the guy that said rehabilitation when it occurs, we
don't understand it and notice it. And when we even
when we notice it and we know it occurs, we
don't know why. So you cannot make rehabilitation a condition
for release. That's why in our system, there's the federal system.
You serve eighty five percent of your time.
Speaker 1: That was Joe Biden, then Democrats. Then we have to
get these predators off the streets, the young ones. We
don't want to hear about their background, what cause it.
We don't care get As Joe Biden said, these people
out of society will be bad. James Golden Fastest hour
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Speaker 8: Nobody was gonna.
Speaker 17: Tell me that there's a nationwide pause on food stamps.
I went to go get a sub because I'm like, hey,
the hit today. Oh, sorry, your client, I'm calling the
number they said, I got the money.
Speaker 12: Oh it's decline to client. I went to another store.
Speaker 17: I see this lady, she's using her food stamps decline.
I'm also time just me pulled up on TikTok, saying
this a nation wide pause. Why wouldn't they put it
on the app? I checked the app. They didn't tell
people that there was a pause. They didn't say anything.
And then now I hear that you can't buy can
ice cream or soda. So if I wanted some benajeries,
I can't get that either.
Speaker 18: How like?
Speaker 12: How? How?
Speaker 17: How?
Speaker 12: Why?
Speaker 17: My question is why?
Speaker 1: Because you should be getting a job and getting what
you want instead. Why James Goldlin is learning with you.
We have been revisiting Joe Biden and this speech that
he made on the pun trying to get the Crime
Bill of nineteen ninety four passed now to review. One
of the things Joe Biden said, we have to take
the streets back. And I'm summarizing things you've first, we
got to take the streets back. There is a consensus
among Democrats and Republicans. Crime is not a Republican or
a Democrat issue. It's an issue of safety for Americans.
So we don't care. We don't care the criminals, we
don't care about their impt backgrounds, about all the other
feel good stuff I'm paraphrasing here. If they are going
to hurt people in society, we have to take them
off the streets. We can't have them as part of society.
We have to remove them from society. Said these people,
and I'm not going to read into what he meant
by these people or sound like those people, but he
did say they would become future predators, and we can't
have the predators attacking our families.
Speaker 5: We have to take back the streets.
Speaker 1: And then anyone want to say and don't talk to
me about this rehabilitation stuff, because nobody knows how rehabilitation happens,
when it happens, when we sentence people, never mind sending
some of them from this idea that it takes this
long to be rehabilitated because we don't know sentence people
based on the crimes they committed and what's a fair
sentence for them. Then, and finally, in part more of
this revisitation of Joe Biden, Democrat wanting to be president
someday himself, working with Bill Clinton. This is how Joe
Biden wrapped things up on his big speech to push
through and it was successful. Along with Orrin Hatch from
Utah Republican, that crime Bill became law. And this is
how Joe wrapped up the speech back then.
Speaker 14: It's a shame, but we don't know how to rehabilitate.
Speaker 15: But there is a consensus, and I will cease a
We must make the streets safer. I don't care why
someone is a malefactor in society. I don't care why
someone is antisocial. I don't care why they've become a sociopath.
We have an obligation to cording them off from the
rest of society. Try to help them, Try to change
the behavior.
Speaker 14: That's why we do in this bill.
Speaker 15: We have drug treatment and we have other treatments to
try to.
Speaker 12: Deal with it.
Speaker 15: They are in jail, away from my mother, your husband,
are families.
Speaker 19: But we would be being we would be absolutely stupid
as a society if we didn't recognize the condition that
nurtured those folks still exist and we must deal with that.
Speaker 15: And I think there's a consensus among Republicans.
Speaker 14: In that old barbed wires want to hang them high.
Even those folks are saying, hey.
Speaker 15: We got to deal with the root cause of this.
Speaker 14: Not one or the other, but separately.
Speaker 15: And liberal Democrats who used to say, let's look at
the sociological underpinnings, well why this occurred, and we have
to they're now saying, hey, look we got to take
back the streets. We'll make that fight later. So there
is a consensus. I hope the remainder of the discussion.
As we close out the debate in this bill, we
can end that old fight. We can put it behind us.
Hopefully we have. The senator from West Virginia said, this
is a historic moment on this bill.
Speaker 14: A consensus being reached.
Speaker 15: I think it is, but I think it's a historic
moment for a political reason as well. Hopefully we will
end the discussion about whether or not Republicans are neanderthal
and only want to hang them high and Democrats are
wacko liberals and only want to look at the causes.
Speaker 1: Well, that's discussion, my friends, did end for a little while.
But then what happened. I will tell you what happened
because I remember, I remember what happened. The crack epidemic
went in full play. This was all part of it.
This was a response to some of the crack epidemic.
But then the sentencing that this bill brought in helped
bring the crack epidemic to a close. You want to
know why, Why because people going to jail and people,
a lot of people start going to jail under this
crime bill. And guess what happened. Crime did start to
ebb down. But Democrats weren't happy. And what did Democrats
do when they're not happy? They start calling Reese and
soon out of the leftist camp of Democrats unhappy that
a crime bill was passed, we started hearing new words
pop into the American lexicon.
Speaker 5: New words like.
Speaker 1: Mass incarceleration and Democrats who proudly, and we saw this
play out over a twenty year period leading up to
twenty sixteen. You saw this play out. All of a sudden,
Democrats who proudly stood with Bill Clinton started backing away
from the ideas that Bill Clinton and the left promulgated.
In other words, they stopped sounding like Joe Biden. When
it came to crime. That consensus that they talked about
disappeared like a thief in the middle of the night.
It disappeared. And then you started hearing things like whoa,
this is racist. Hillary Clinton, who also like her friend
Joe Biden, used to talk about the predators in the street,
the predators that became the predators in fifteen years.
Speaker 5: The people that.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden just got through talking about that when we
heard him, didn't have no data at home, came from
broken homes, didn't have no social connection with being law
of Biden people. They weren't taught that, they weren't condition
to follow the law. They were little miscreants out there
from almost the time they were born till the time
that they turned into full scale predators. And we got
to put them people away. These people can't live among us.
All of a sudden, Democrats start changing their tune. It
was no longer cool to talk about the super predators,
the predators, let alone. In fact, Hillary Clinton herself became
a target of the left. People dug up old Hillary
talking about them super predators, and they when it was
time for her to run against Barack Hussein Obama, the
black guy, while they said Democrats, now democrats, Democrats said,
why this is the woman that called she was using
code language against black people, calling them predators, And they
started trying to put that racial divide right in between
her and Barack Obama, this black savior who was clean
everything up in America and just reverse all them years
of oppression, and people like Joe Biden. Now Joe Biden
snuck there on that ticket with Obama. But you noticed
Joe Biden wasn't out there running when it was his turn.
He wasn't out there talking about predators anymore. He wasn't
out there talking about the need to free society from
people that might beat his mother in the head with
an iron pipe. He wasn't talking about the fact he
didn't care about the life history of these people, those
people who are the predators that we have to keep
our society. No, everything changed all of a sudden. The
talk was about how America is systematically an institutionally racist
because some of the criminals that they put away in
mask incnsternation happened to be black.
Speaker 5: And all those sentences that.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden got pushed through with that crime bill while
they were discriminatory because black people that were selling crack
mainly to other black people, why they shouldn't be punished.
And that is the position of the Democrat Party when
it comes to black crime. Please let black criminals alone.
According to the Democrat Party, they are our pride and joy,
and we want them terrorizing and killing black criminals off
the street like you do any other criminals. You have
a whole chorus of so called black leaders who stand
up in demand that the black criminals be freed so
that they can terrorize black communities all over again. And
it's still happening to this day. And if I'm lying,
I'm flying. Carlos is looking at me like, have you
lost your No, if I'm lying, I'm flying. This is
exactly what black people have had to put up with
from the Democrat Party. They don't anybody that stands up
and demands that black kids be educated, and then put
down this foolishness that's in the media that glorifies this
gainst the life. Anybody that stands up and says we
should not be tolerating black criminals in black neighborhoods. Anybody
that stands up and says we should treat black people
like they are equal, and when they deserve to be criticized,
criticize them equally. Anybody that stands up from that kind
of stuff is vilified. In fact, ladies and gentlemen, I
have an article here. Mayors of Democratic cities respond to
Trump's threats they could be next after DC. You look
at Chicago, how bad it is. You look at Los Angeles,
how bad it is? Trump said Monday. We have other
cities that are very bad. New York has a problem,
and of course you have Baltimore, Oakland. We don't even
mention that anymore. They've gone so far. And then from
this the NPR. The mayors of those cities, all of
whom are black and Democrats, have pushed back against Trump
in recent days, pointing to data that shows crime is
down in their communities. Crime is down, that is what
they're saying. Crime is down. So once again, let us
return to where we started with the top of this
show and cut number five because Democrats are saying that
all of crime is down. Crime is down in these
cities and.
Speaker 5: The murder rate.
Speaker 6: You can't keep saying violent crime is down with the
murder rates up to the average version. The murder RUPs
about life and death. You don't brag about a rising
murder rate. And the Democrats are I agree with you, Mikan,
They're falling into the trap of defending what's indefensible.
Speaker 14: It's a trap.
Speaker 10: Yes, it's a trap.
Speaker 7: I mean if it's not a winner politically to say, oh,
you're wrong, look at the data, because you know, well, if.
Speaker 1: You don't think that that's let's look at Eli Honing,
who is the senior legal analyst for c in In.
That would be cut nine. And let's listen in what.
Speaker 20: I've worked extensively with police, and I don't have a
problem tactically with what Donald Trump is doing here. He
doesn't have to be the most dangerous place on earth.
Something can be improving but still really bad. If your
house is on fire and then a third of the
fire goes out, it's less bad, but it could still
be an emergency. I work in DC. It is dangerous there.
You cannot deny that. And a common police tactic is
to surge resources.
Speaker 10: I've been part we call them task forces.
Speaker 20: They're applauded across the board, across the political board.
Speaker 10: I've done it in New Jersey. I've done it in
New York.
Speaker 20: You take the FBI, you team them up with the
Newark PD, what have you?
Speaker 10: You make a visible presence?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 10: Is some of it for appearance and show yes?
Speaker 20: Because what it does is A it assures people, It
gives people a bit of confidence and security, and B
it deters people.
Speaker 10: From committing crimes.
Speaker 20: So it's not going to hurt. And this is a
situation that needs to be improved. I don't see why
there's a And I also reject the January sixth book.
I've been unambiguous critic of everything Donald Trump did on
January sixth.
Speaker 12: I believe he.
Speaker 20: Should have been charged criminally. I believe the pardons were disgraced.
But why does that mean he can't do anything now
to enforce the law to promote public safety. I think
raisers questions about the credit fine, he said credit this
is all political theater.
Speaker 5: None of this.
Speaker 10: Okay, fundamentally, would you rather have a problem, would you
rather have national security out in DC where you work?
Speaker 9: How about born on the local police and instact Congressional
Republicans Cut.
Speaker 5: That's Richie to.
Speaker 10: Local police. The police union says he's right. Do you
say the union is wrong?
Speaker 14: Right on what the police union learned?
Speaker 1: The flavor of all that. And of course Democrats like
Richie still argue against it. They're still arguing, I wanted
to get one other thing, and I want to get
two other things. I want to get three other things in,
but I don't have time to do all three. So
I want to turn to Cut six. Oakland Mayor Barbara
Lee with Jake Tappa, here's it, and here's it, and he.
Speaker 18: Is also it's not law anyone that the cities that
he is calling out, first of all have large numbers
of black and brown people. Secondly, the crime rate is
going down in all of these cities. They're all headed
by black mares. Now what does that say? What does
that picture paint? So we all know who he is? Also,
let me just say here in Oakland, for example, we have.
Speaker 1: A all right, we all know who you are, Barbara. Okay,
though usually say, there have been votes where this woman
is so far left that she's been the only Democrat
to vote against things going back to forever she took
the seat of Rod Red Dellams, and he's called them
red Dellums for a reason. Out in California anyway, nothing
of that history. Yes, Donald Trump pointed two cities that
all have a large black and brown population, cities where
crime is running rampant, by the way, that have a
large brown and black population. Cities where the education is
dreadfully failing, that have a large brown and black populations.
And those cities happen to be run with faces who
are black and brown. And I call them the faces
of incompetence, who would like to shield their incompetence with
the color of their skin. And that is not working anymore.
You are incompetent. You have betrayed the trust of the
people that rely on you for safety. And just because
you're black doesn't make it or brown doesn't make it
all right. And so if you can't take the heat,
then get out the freaking kitchen. This heat is real.
People are dying by the scores in these cities. Generations
of black and brown kids grow up uneducated, unable to
take part in society while you sit here and play
the race card, and people are sick of hearing it.
People are sick of seeing you play it. We gotta go.
I am again sounding bit unhinged. Well, agree, that went
on the radio, soone was quite unhinged today.
Speaker 5: James Goldin slurly, do not go away.
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Speaker 21: We've already kicked nearly two hundred and seventy five thousand
illegal aliens off of the Social Security system. These are people,
many of them have already left the country, and yet
we were sending them checks all the time, and two
hundred and seventy five thousand, and that number is now
even larger than that. Frank, it's unbelievable job. And what
that's doing is making the system strong.
Speaker 5: It's making it strong now.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I remember Democrats saying no illegal
immigrants were on Social Security. Two hundred and seventy five
thousand and upward kicked off. Okay, all right, you know what, folks,
I'm just gonna end with this thought before we say
good by to day. There is no other group in
American history that I am aware of, no group in
fact in world history, like black liberal democrats who advocate
that criminals be released to harm the people that elected them.
I have never seen anything like this. I will never
understand it. James Goldin snurtly, we gotta go. May God
blessed protect each and every single one of you, your family's,
your loved ones, loving gratitude always for your being here
with me, allowing me to be with you. God willing
back tomorrow. Until then, my friends, did you I do?
Speaker 5: Bye?
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Speaker 5: What the heck is going on here,