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Speaker 2: You were pay us back just to be ready, sir.
Speaker 1: A Canadian woman accused of assaulting a teenager in New
Speaker 1: Jersey has been transferred into the custody of US Immigration
Speaker 1: and Customs Enforcement authorities. Report the transfer occurred after discovering
Speaker 1: she had allegedly overstayed her visa. Caitlin Tracy was initially
Speaker 1: arrested in Point Pleasant Beach after allegedly slapping a teenage
Speaker 1: girl who was wearing pro Trump apparel. Following the arrest,
Speaker 1: Homeland Security confirmed Tracy was moved to ice custody, where
Speaker 1: she will remain pending formal immigration proceedings.
Speaker 2: Well, today is a day to celebrate, folks. Today is
Speaker 2: a day for celebration. That's all we're doing today. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, I may go off on a tangent here
Speaker 2: or there, but today is a day to celebrate. You
Speaker 2: heard the story, right. I want to show you kind
Speaker 2: of the follow through now. Terrible, sad, awful news that
Speaker 2: we won't be able to see this wonderful mug in
Speaker 2: the United States any longer because it appears that the
Speaker 2: Canadian who slapped teens. We get rid of that word
Speaker 2: Canadian who slapped teens for mega clothing, ordered to be deported.
Speaker 2: Fround of applause. Justice for a change in these United States.
Speaker 2: It is. Well, let's stay on the wonderful side of it.
Speaker 2: Caitlin Tracy thirty three, seen in the footage pummeling the
Speaker 2: girl on a Jersey shore boardwalk on July third. Right,
Speaker 2: you're right here on like right before our birthday. You
Speaker 2: show up and get crazy. Yeah, that doesn't look too bad.
Speaker 2: I'll leave the article up. She was then transferred to
Speaker 2: New Jersey notorious Immigration and Customs notorious ice facility, where
Speaker 2: her husband Matthew Jeroni. Wait wait wait forty two thirty three. Wow,
Speaker 2: the Canadian woman who was dubbed the maple leaf Menace.
Speaker 2: What a great name. I don't know who created the
Speaker 2: maple leaf menace, but that's a great name. And we're
Speaker 2: glad she's out of here. We're glad she's getting deported.
Speaker 2: I love the word. As you know, all of immigration
Speaker 2: to me can be summed up really simil In fact,
Speaker 2: this is a perfect example. It's assimilation or deportation. That's
Speaker 2: that's the whole. That's the whole. And this works like
Speaker 2: on the governance side of it, like This should be
Speaker 2: the the modus operandi for government assimilation or deportation, and
Speaker 2: it should also be the way that immigrants think about it,
Speaker 2: legal or illegal, because I'm making no like, no dream
Speaker 2: scenario where no more illegal immigrants get here. But all
Speaker 2: you have to do is rotate this in your head.
Speaker 2: This has to be your modus operandi. That's it. Assimilation
Speaker 2: or deportation. Pretty simple. Pretty simple because even if you're illegal,
Speaker 2: even if you've overstayed your visa and hate the president
Speaker 2: of the United States, like this is like Katie Tracy,
Speaker 2: rather like Tracy, you could live in this country and
Speaker 2: it wouldn't even be a problem for the most part.
Speaker 2: If you assimilate, you speak the language, work, don't be
Speaker 2: an absolute menace in society. Most people won't even notice.
Speaker 2: There wouldn't be big protests, there wouldn't be big divisions
Speaker 2: in the country. The problem with immigration at large is
Speaker 2: that there is no desire for assimilation. There is no
Speaker 2: necessity of assimilation. There is no pledge of allegiance right,
Speaker 2: no true allegiance to the flag. They call him the
Speaker 2: Joe Rogan of the left, which is hilarious because he's
Speaker 2: just a dude who streams in his bedroom with his
Speaker 2: dog and got caught shock and his dog with his
Speaker 2: shock collar so he would stay on the bed. Hassan
Speaker 2: Piker was. I watched a video of him saying he
Speaker 2: has no allegiance to any country. He's not patriotic to
Speaker 2: the United States. He has no allegiance at all. Deportation.
Speaker 2: We're running a country here, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: This is what's going on. If you don't want to
Speaker 2: be involved, that's fine. It's big world out there. Tracy
Speaker 2: attended the hearing over the phone from ICE's processing center
Speaker 2: in Laredo, Texas, where she was recently transferred. During the
Speaker 2: hearing on Tuesday, she pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor simple
Speaker 2: assault in exchange for the prosecutors dropping most of her
Speaker 2: initial more serious charges. Remember I told you about charges.
Speaker 2: Remember I told you about charges. You want teenage girls
Speaker 2: to be slapped in the face. Stop dropping charges. Why
Speaker 2: are you dropping charges? Those initial charges including dangering the
Speaker 2: welfare of a child, simple assault, harassment, and obstruction. If
Speaker 2: you want people to keep getting in trouble, just keep
Speaker 2: dropping the charges. I don't worry about it. I got
Speaker 2: charged with all this stuff, but they're gonna drop it
Speaker 2: on and give me the lesser one. What do you
Speaker 2: think they did that because she gave him intel on
Speaker 2: the Prime Minister. Tracy received the charges after confronting a
Speaker 2: group of teens. We know what happened, right, They were
Speaker 2: wearing wearing patriotic colored clothes emblazoned with Trump and Ice
Speaker 2: before she slapped one of the teens, you know, because
Speaker 2: that's an appropriate response. She met her husband and didn't leave.
Speaker 2: But while she was here, she maintained employment and was
Speaker 2: a productive member of society. Assimilation. The lawyer simply described
Speaker 2: the attack as unfortunate. Take a responsibility for her role
Speaker 2: in it, and this is a reasonable judgment that is
Speaker 2: consistent with other similar type matters that happen every day
Speaker 2: during the summer on this boardwalk all the time. It's
Speaker 2: like all the time it happens. Here's the maple leaf
Speaker 2: menace at the punkin patch. Cool. So where's where's the
Speaker 2: breakdown of the whole deportation. It's unclear exactly when Trace
Speaker 2: will be deported. Oh she has, she hasn't been kicked
Speaker 2: out yet. Well, I'm ready, I'm ready. I want a
Speaker 2: national holiday. Uh prohibited from returning to the US, though
Speaker 2: the judge, She said, he expects it to be a
Speaker 2: very long time. Oh no, don't tell me that. That
Speaker 2: ruins the whole show. And I guess the husband's gonna
Speaker 2: go with her. Are you gonna stay here? He claimed?
Speaker 2: The group of teenagers provoke Tracy. I don't know. It's
Speaker 2: a good day one way or the other. It's a
Speaker 2: good day and I'm gonna enjoy it the big The
Speaker 2: only problem though, really is that, like how we get deportation?
Speaker 2: I want more deportation news, you know what I mean? Like,
Speaker 2: I want more deportation news. What's the fun in just
Speaker 2: hearing about one Canadian girl being deported? Am I a
Speaker 2: line man?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: Is this? Is this an ugly scene? And setting to
Speaker 2: have a host? I want so much good for people,
Speaker 2: but at the same time, I also want punishment for
Speaker 2: bad people. And I feel like in our society today,
Speaker 2: that makes you weird, It makes you seem like, I
Speaker 2: don't know, is anybody else thrilled? There's just me. You
Speaker 2: see the D word, you get thrilled? That's me. I
Speaker 2: don't know what it is. You know, you smacked an
Speaker 2: American girl in the face on the boardwalk celebrating the
Speaker 2: fourth of July because you're a Canadian, pink haired loser
Speaker 2: with a loser boyfriend who hates Trump, and you overstayed
Speaker 2: your visa so you broke the law already, but who cares,
Speaker 2: because screw America and their laws and their president, you
Speaker 2: get heaved from the country. This is I'm excited about this.
Speaker 2: This is I love this, And frankly, I don't know
Speaker 2: if I care whether or not you agree with me,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, I really don't. I'd like
Speaker 2: to see it much more, you know. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: wrap my head around how we wind up with so
Speaker 2: many illegal aliens, murderers and rapists in prisons rather than
Speaker 2: see here's her boyfriend in action. If you're not watching
Speaker 2: the video, the boyfriend in action here is doing his
Speaker 2: thing on social media. He he looks almost just like her. Actually,
Speaker 2: they look kind of almost like the same person, one
Speaker 2: with a mustache, one without. And what he's got going
Speaker 2: on here is he's praying. And he's not praying for
Speaker 2: the safe return of his girlfriend back to Canada. He's
Speaker 2: praying for well, it says, praying the entire Trump family
Speaker 2: gets cancer. That's what he's praying for. These are the
Speaker 2: filth that need to be deported from the country. That's all.
Speaker 2: It's pretty straightforward. Right, Am I leaping? Am I making
Speaker 2: a leap? Here? Praying for the entire Trump family to
Speaker 2: get cancer?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: He makes great videos. Jeroney often shares social media posts
Speaker 2: attacking Republicans because he's so busy creating a life for
Speaker 2: himself and his girlfriend wife. Rather wife Tracy's husband, who
Speaker 2: often shares social media posts attacking Republican including wishing for
Speaker 2: Mitch McConnell to die and the Trump family to get cancer.
Speaker 2: What a nice fella. Please tell me anymore? Right? What happened?
Speaker 2: You see? These websites are so shit it's unbelievable. Goodbye.
Speaker 2: Of course, he's decided to blame it all on Trump
Speaker 2: and Ice. It's all Ice and Trump's fault that she
Speaker 2: overstayed her visa and smacked some girl in the face
Speaker 2: who did nothing wrong. And even if she did something wrong.
Speaker 2: You know, you can't just smack people in the face, lady.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you were brought up in Canada,
Speaker 2: but you don't just smack people in the face, even
Speaker 2: if they even if you walked by and they were
Speaker 2: in their Trump hats and dresses and they said, you're
Speaker 2: a pink hared idiot, like this is not the way.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I don't want to go on
Speaker 2: and on about it today. I've got other things to do.
Speaker 2: You know. We had a great red Beacon media go
Speaker 2: check that out. Amazing a red beacon. Daily News rather
Speaker 2: talked about deportation a little bit, talked about the new
Speaker 2: immigration database. They're asking like, if you know some crazy
Speaker 2: people who were illegal and want to blow stuff up,
Speaker 2: let us know, you know, in terms of freedom, there's
Speaker 2: something to it. There's something to think about in that.
Speaker 2: But it got beyond this whole topic of basically of
Speaker 2: you know, assimilation or deportation. And to see the maple
Speaker 2: Leaf men is thrown out, to see Tracy thrown out
Speaker 2: for slapping American girls in the face, it's a good day.
Speaker 2: It's a good day to be American. It's a good
Speaker 2: day to sit back and say to yourself, like, one
Speaker 2: of the things that I don't know if you felt
Speaker 2: this way, but I felt this way probably for the
Speaker 2: first time since like two thousand and one or something
Speaker 2: two when Trump got into office, it felt like, holy crap.
Speaker 2: You know, nobody's perfect, but I feel like there's a
Speaker 2: guy up there who wants to protect me and my family,
Speaker 2: Like I feel like that's part of the goal here.
Speaker 2: And not Biden, not definitely, not Obama, not the latter
Speaker 2: Bush right, not even really Trump won, did I really
Speaker 2: feel I felt like patriotism. But not until Trump Too
Speaker 2: did I really feel like we have a president who
Speaker 2: who like literally wants to protect me and my family
Speaker 2: and my friends and my people. This is part of it,
Speaker 2: you know. I mean, it's not the whole thing. It's
Speaker 2: not like put a halo over his head. He's doing
Speaker 2: God's work. We all know the man's got flaws. He's
Speaker 2: struggling with a bunch of things that politically you know,
Speaker 2: but I don't know, I'm just personal. I never felt
Speaker 2: that feeling before until Trump too, Trump Too, and maybe
Speaker 2: Shock and all. Shock and all. I was a young kid,
Speaker 2: you know, so it was like, oh, we're blowing people
Speaker 2: up because they messed us up. Good. Didn't know what
Speaker 2: that was going on, you know, in two thousand and one,
Speaker 2: I was barely what. I was a teenager. So there's
Speaker 2: something about this deported for injustice against Americans that I
Speaker 2: just really enjoy. I've talked about having a Justice Day
Speaker 2: in the country I think would really help. I really
Speaker 2: think it would help the United States of America to
Speaker 2: put a eight on that calendar and call it Justice
Speaker 2: Day and put some people in jail who need to
Speaker 2: go there. I also think, in the spirit of deportation,
Speaker 2: we need to go through the prison system with a
Speaker 2: fine tooth comb and get those roles reduced. Kick those
Speaker 2: people out of the country. What are they doing here?
Speaker 2: They could potentially break out. Why even give them that potential,
Speaker 2: you know, send them to Guantanamo until we can find
Speaker 2: a place for them back in their home country. Why
Speaker 2: is it our responsibility? You know what I mean? These
Speaker 2: these things eat you up a little at a time.
Speaker 2: They're like tiny cuts. No need for it, you know,
Speaker 2: there was literally no need for it. So maybe if
Speaker 2: you are within the Trump administration, know someone in there,
Speaker 2: know someone who knows someone in there. All we really
Speaker 2: need need to do as a society. You want to
Speaker 2: solve immigration illegal otherwise like you want to turn America
Speaker 2: into the melting pot that it deserves to be. And
Speaker 2: instead of the dearborn Michigans and the Sharia enclaves in
Speaker 2: Texas and all these things that are just the Haitian
Speaker 2: scam world of Minnesota. Like, if you want to really
Speaker 2: deal with these things, if anybody wants to fix any
Speaker 2: problem anywhere, which I'm not sure about anymore, it's one
Speaker 2: simple phrase, assimilation or deportation. That's it, you know. I'm
Speaker 2: always reminded of my father telling me the story about
Speaker 2: his grandmother night you were talking fifties, now, nineteen fifties,
Speaker 2: grandmother who spoke almost no English and would not let
Speaker 2: the kids speak Italian. No, you speak English. You speaking Italian?
Speaker 2: The parents same thing. Don't speak Italian, you speak English. Assimilation.
Speaker 2: You're an American. This is the way it used to be.
Speaker 2: This is how much the mentality has changed. Now. You
Speaker 2: come into the country to speak Spanish. We'll get around
Speaker 2: the English here eventually. Don't worry. Maybe you got ESL
Speaker 2: classes e English as a second language, right, So you
Speaker 2: can't tell me that the people of the nineteen thirties, forties, twenties,
Speaker 2: even flooding into this nation, were so much smarter and
Speaker 2: brilliant that they could teach themselves English in another country
Speaker 2: without the internet, without a cell phone, and get here
Speaker 2: to ls Island and go Yeah, I can speak English.
Speaker 2: I would love to coming to the United States, I
Speaker 2: pledge allegiance to the flag in the United States of America,
Speaker 2: and in modernity, we just can't wrap our heads around it.
Speaker 2: We can't figure out how to speak English and get here.
Speaker 2: This is why we're in the boat we're in. It's
Speaker 2: cut and dry man assimilation or deportation, starting with anybody
Speaker 2: who's illegal in the prison system. That's it. That's all
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Speaker 2: Not going on and on today. I do appreciate you all.
Speaker 2: Have a drink tonight. Celebrate some illegal immigrant Canadian woman
Speaker 2: slapped an American girl in the face on July third
Speaker 2: for wearing patriotic clothes and she's getting deported. Maybe it'll
Speaker 2: take ten years, maybe it won't. I don't know. It's
Speaker 2: at least a breath in the right direction. You know,
Speaker 2: we gotta count our wins when we get them. Talk
Speaker 2: to you guys,