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June 13, 2020 - Jim Fetzer
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Real Deal Reports (12 June 2020) with Mike Bara in Seattle
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This is Jim Fetzer in Madison with Mike Behr in Seattle, as Dean Ryan is making his way to a more secure locale.
Let me mention that for a mixture of family and other obligations, we will not be doing the show Saturday.
We will be here Sunday.
Meanwhile, here's the latest, most of which has to do with Mike's own hometown.
The downtown Seattle now run by an actual warlord who's accused of beating women and forcing them into sex hacks.
Clueless Democrats celebrate warlord rule as a new utopia.
Mike, this is almost too unbelievable to be true.
Meanwhile, Big League Politics reports a Seattle rap artist appears to be establishing his authority as the de facto warlord of a self-styled leftist state in the city's downtown.
Reports from the scene of the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone indicate that Raz Simone, a Seattle rapper, has increasingly staked himself out as something of an authority figure within the jurisdiction.
What is this?
Describe him as asserting his authority over graffiti artists who attempted to paint over existing graffiti, threatening to shoot the street artists as they failed to obey his commands.
In left-wing Seattle run by spineless Democrats, the rule of law has been replaced with a third world warlord scenario.
I mean, this is unbelievable.
Democrats are now learning what happens when you don't say no to Black Lives Matter protesters who seize buildings, or in this case city blocks, and issue lots of demands.
Meanwhile, Trump has demanded the Seattle mayor and the Washington governor take back your city.
They, however, seem disinclined.
I find this rather shocking.
It's becoming increasingly clear, I think, that the Seattle mayor Jenny Durkan is completely supportive of this effort.
It's embarrassing that we have the mayor of a major American city taking such an atrocious stand.
She says, lawfully gathering and expressing First Amendment rights, demanding we do better as a society.
It's not terrorism, it's patriotism.
The threat to invade Seattle is not only unwelcome, it's illegal.
I have no doubt that dozens of local and state statutes are being violated here by this action, where the president has labeled the occupiers domestic terrorists and repeatedly called on Durkin to have them removed, but city officials have showed little inclination to do that.
Mike, your thoughts?
I mean, this is like shooting fish in a barrel.
Well, not only would intervention by the federal government be constitutional and lawful, it's really an imperative at this point, Jim, because you cannot allow this Marxist utopia to fester here in the United States.
It's absolute insanity.
I feel like we're in some 1980s dystopia film.
Like, what is this?
Escape from New York?
Who is... What was Isaac Hayes' character's name in that?
Mr. Big or something?
I mean, I don't... Who is this guy?
Oh, a rapper.
Oh, okay.
He's a fucking rapper.
I mean, this is absolute insanity.
And it's just... It's really crazy.
I mean, again, I feel like...
It's something out of a movie and of course you know here we are three or four days into it and the oppression has already started so already people's civil and constitutional rights that they're used to and that these bozos claim to be fighting for are being run over by guess who?
The guy with the guns!
The warlord!
I mean, again, it literally is something out of Mogadishu.
It's like, I feel like, what is the guy gonna say next to the camera?
I'm the captain.
I'm the cap- I mean, what's he gonna do?
It's just absolute nutbaggery of epic proportions.
And, again, to see this incredibly weak- well, you know, again, I would say weak.
It's not that the mayor is weak.
The mayor would be weak if she actually knew that this was wrong and didn't oppose it.
That's what makes you weak.
But they're all for it.
This is what they want.
They want total chaos.
I think that the solution to this is pretty easy.
You wall off the area around it, you cut off the electricity, you cut off the water, and then you send the troops in in the middle of the night and take these guys all out.
It's absolutely Unbelievable to me that this is happening.
Well, that's not even true, Jim.
It is believable to me, because knowing Governor Lisp, Governor Inslee, the guy with the speech impediment, Governor Speech Impediment, and Jenny Durkan, these are hard left Marxists that somehow it's been allowed to be okay to elect people like that to public office.
And this is the price you pay, and the people that are going to pay it are the innocents in this area, inside Seattle.
And, you know, the police chiefs even talked about Rapes and robberies and things that have gone on in there already.
So, you know, I don't know what to say about it other than these mayors and governors need to be arrested for not following their oaths, which is to take care of the people of their city and their state.
Mike, are you getting letters to the editor?
Call in to talk shows?
Are the people of Seattle, are they just accepting this?
Yes.
What about the rural residents?
Don't they think this is insanity?
Of course they think it's insanity, but here's the thing, it's downtown Seattle.
You know, it's 30-35 minutes away from me here, so I don't sense that a lot of people here are worried about it, although we had some local demonstrations here, which really bothered me.
But, you know, I think people think, oh, it's never going to get to me.
Well, yes it is.
It is going to get to you.
If you don't put a stop to it right away and make them pay a heavy price, it is going to make its way out here.
Mike, it's unbelievable, but the Wisconsin State Journal has yet to print a single word about it.
Yeah, and again, they cover it up in the media.
This is the biggest story in the country, and the Wisconsin State Journal isn't publishing any of it!
I'm not surprised.
This is, you know, again, we live in a world where now with the social media blocking that's going on, and of course you know I'm blocked on about three different social media platforms right now, with all that stuff going on, how do you get the word out?
They're trying to cut, they're trying to basically make America into the Soviet Union circa 1985.
It's bizarre.
Meanwhile, post-revolutionary blues?
Warlord of Seattle Autonomous Zone struggles to be the police he hates as real cops have second thoughts.
He seems to be concerned about how he's going to enforce.
A few different organizations have different demands, and no one speaks for everyone, but everyone's trying to get together, Simone clarified, implying the much-discussed list of demands that have been circulated the past few days don't represent the wishes of the entire community.
Everyone's upset.
We all came here in unity just over the fact that cops need accountability, he said.
Declaring his decision to join the demonstration was about trying to send a message and get accountability.
Hell, now we're here.
Let's get the dialogue going, he said, unwilling to commit to taking over other precincts, expanding the zone, or any of the ambitious demands made by others in the group.
It's very, very strange.
The warlord and a group of his fellow enforcers were seen roughing up a vandal spray painting a building within the zone in a widely circulated clip earlier this week.
They tried to reason with him before getting physical by attempting to convince him to respect private property.
He clearly didn't come to an autonomous zone to follow rules about graffiti, not to see irony in the enforcer's claim.
We are the police of this community now, along with the subsequent violence.
This guy's been accused of pimping and domestic violence on top of the terrorism the entire community has been labeled with and seems to be a polarizing figure among Seattle residents.
Meanwhile, the Seattle police chief Leaving the precinct was not my decision.
It appears to me that the mayor directed that he must leave.
Trump has, of course, tweeted the governor was being plagued by the violent Black Lives Matter and Antifa who've taken over the East Seattle Police District in six blocks around.
Today the precinct remains standing, noted even if it's boarded up in Empty.
She also said police had heard reports of armed people patrolling the area, which she said was very concerning, especially because we don't know who these people are.
To identify this may be the mayor.
I'm telling you, Mike, this is just ludicrous.
I mean, this is loopy.
I mean, this is like a comedy.
Yeah, it's, uh, the mayor, you know, the, I'm sorry, the police chief is a female, just to be clear on that.
Ah, that was, it's a police chief, yeah, so okay.
Yeah, the police chief, yeah, yeah, which is why you don't give girls jobs like police chief or general or, I mean, look, you know, this is, this is a man's fight.
This is, this has got to be stood up to.
This guy's a strongman.
He's nothing but a small-time warlord, strongman, drug dealer.
You know, I'll tell you what's going to go on in there.
What's going to go on in there is drugs are going to be trafficked, children are going to be trafficked.
That's an area of Seattle where there has been a lot of stories over the years of child trafficking already going on in that particular area.
That there's tunnels, again, underneath the park and things like that.
So it's not a coincidence, I don't think, that this particular area was taken over.
And it's especially they want to keep the feds out of there because There are a lot of people in here, in Seattle, that are in the pocket of the Communist Chinese government, that are being paid by them to run drugs and children and other things through this city, and it's a sickness that this city has had for a long time, and this is an attempt, I think, to cover it all up.
So, we shall see what happens.
The President has talked tough, but he hasn't done anything yet.
And, you know, there are nerve agents out there that basically would knock everybody cold.
They're gasless.
You can't see them.
They're invisible.
They don't have any scent.
You drop it in the area.
Everybody goes to sleep for two or three hours, wakes up with a bad headache in jail.
And I think that's really what we ought to do.
And it's time to act.
I don't think we should get into a shootout with these guys, but there's got to be innocent people in there that want out.
And you see these local reporters.
Local sports reporters, you know, oh they're so, they feel so bad for all the, you know, the oppressed Seahawks and Supersonics and Mariners, you know, the black people, the oppressed guys like Richard Sherman who's made, you know, 60 million dollars in his professional career.
These poor oppressed black guys that went to Stanford and UCLA and USC and now they're oppressed by the police.
It's just, It's ludicrous and they're in there trying to say, oh everything here is great, everybody's wonderful and all that.
Well, let's cut it off.
Let's see what happens to their socialist utopia when they don't have access to the benefits of the capitalist system like food and running water and electricity.
Let's cut them off and see what happens.
I think that's where it's got to go because this just can't be allowed to stand.
Well, you know, Mike, I don't know.
This is such a parody of what they claim to be all about.
You know, they want to abolish the police, but they're having to police themselves.
Of course.
I think it's very telling and instructive for the whole nation.
So my personal opinion would be not to be in a rush about it.
I mean, I think this is all going to fall apart on its own, frankly.
And the more passive, just let them make idiots of themselves.
They're doing a pretty good job of it.
Meanwhile, this I find profoundly disturbing.
Historical figures are being taken down, statues all over the world, where the rapidly unfolding movement to pull down Confederate monuments around the U.S.
is now extending to statues of slave traders, imperialists, Conquerors and explorers around the world, including Christopher Columbus, Cecil Rhodes, even Belgium's King Leopold II, Oxford's Vice Chancellor, balked at the idea.
We need to confront our past, she said.
My own view on this is that hiding our history is not the route to enlightenment.
I certainly would agree with that.
There's more discussion here about the toppling of statues right and left.
I find this a bit much.
In Washington, Speaker Pelosi said it's time to remove statues of Confederate figures from the U.S.
Capitol and take their names off military bases such as Fort Bragg, Fort Benning, and Fort Hood.
President Trump rejected the idea, but Republicans in the Senate aren't with Trump.
A GOP-led Senate panel approved a plan to take Confederate names off of military installations.
I think this is embarrassing.
I think it's outrageous.
Supporters of Confederate monuments have argued they're important reminders of history.
Opponents contend they glorify those who went to war against the U.S.
to preserve slavery.
Except the war, Mike, as you know, wasn't fought to preserve slavery.
It was fought over the right of the states to secede from the Union.
And frankly, I see this as a manifestation of cultural Marxism.
They want to destroy the identity of the United States which is immoralized, memorialized by all these statues.
I mean, In New Orleans alone, they've taken down dozens of statues that made New Orleans one of the most fascinating, aesthetically interesting cities in the world.
But they're doing this all over now.
It's like the Taliban blasting those statues of the Buddha.
I think this is a disgrace, intellectually irresponsible, but actually a real threat to the identity of the nation and part and parcel of a global plan to take us out as a culture.
Yeah, and it is, you know, now I guess New Orleans is just going to be, all it's going to be now is a cockroach infested swamp because it's got nothing else to bring to anybody except its history as a trading station.
You know, again, this, like you said, the Civil War was not fought over slavery.
It was fought over states' rights and the ability of a state to secede from the Union, which, you know, is really only part of the story.
Slavery had already been abolished by international law, so it was on its way out.
It wasn't going to last much longer anyway.
And, you know, again, it's fascinating as you look At the history of the Civil War, it was also very financial.
The southern states had gotten stuck with the northern states' debt from the Revolutionary War, which by that time was about 500 million dollars, and they didn't want to pay it.
So they said, we're going to form our own country, and you guys can't do anything about it.
So then there was a whole big battle between, you know, the North was financed by the Rothschilds Bank of France, And the South, and it was just really, um, it was really, there was, there were heroes on both sides of that particular conflict.
Not every general who fought for the Confederacy believed in slavery.
In fact, some of them were abolitionists.
So to take down or take away names of these, these guys who are part of our history, like, you know, Fort Bragg and Robert E. Lee, to desecrate their memory when they were part of our American heritage and our American history is just completely wrong.
Everybody has flaws.
Nobody's perfect.
FDR, the huge hero of the left, he put Japanese-Americans into concentration camps, for God's sake.
And he's a hero of the Democrats.
So, this again, as you say, is pure cultural Marxism, and it is designed to erase Our heritage as a nation to therefore make us no longer exist as a nation with unified values.
We will no longer be one nation under God.
That's why we got to do things like getting back to forcing everybody and I mean forcing everybody to recite the Pledge of Allegiance at school and things like that.
And everyone ought to be speaking the same language, too, Mike.
I mean, this idea of multiculturalism where you have enclaves where you can be born, live, and die your whole life and never speak English is ridiculous.
A nation is unified by a common language that enables you to communicate with your fellow citizens, cooperate to achieve common goals and aspirations.
I live in Canada, Jim.
What we have here is political correctness run amok.
It is, I see it.
They're praising, for example, this George Floyd who wasn't even capable of speaking correct English.
I think now it's going to be speaking correct English is a racist attitude and you don't have to speak correct English.
You don't have to know anything about the history of the United States.
You can just do any damn thing you want.
I mean, my own quarterback here for the Seahawks, Russell Wilson, gets crap all the time from other players for not being black enough because he speaks like an educated man, which he is.
So the fact that he speaks good English somehow makes him less black, according to this Insane worldview than than anybody else and it's like come on.
That's that's absolutely ridiculous So what we're doing is they're they're trying to appeal to the things that divide us They're trying to make them cool and it's the whole it goes even deeper to the whole, you know Illuminati culture that they have shoved down our throats for the last 20 30 40 years, you know in 2007 you had a very a burgeoning musical movement and
In the United States and in Europe, which was kind of bringing back what you might call the new wave music of the 1980s in what was then called, you know, the indie wave bands.
And they were absolutely crushed by the radio stations, the radio corporations, in favor of the rap, hip-hop, gangster culture, which is what they have shoved down our throats.
And now look at what we have.
We have a situation where women no longer have any moral integrity.
The slut culture has flourished.
Our moral backbone is completely eroding, and we have this whole gangster rap thing, which has led to this insane warlord situation in Seattle.
So there's a war that needs to be fought on multiple levels in the culture, and a big part of it, Jim, needs to be the dismantling of the corporate monopolies over our entertainment.
That's a huge part of it that we haven't really even started fighting about yet.
I think, Mike, it's an effort to move the culture to the lowest common denominator.
It's against excellence.
It's against achievement.
It's against success.
It's even against education.
It's against intelligence.
This is a mass movement in favor of stupidity.
Impunity, illiteracy, ignorance, lack of understanding.
I mean, it's just a disgrace.
It's going to turn the United States, if it should succeed, into just a nation of babble.
It's going to be meaningless.
No cultural achievements.
It's going to be a giant trash city.
It'll be just like the movie Idiocracy, Jim.
That's exactly what they're trying to create.
And unlike in that film, it's not the Fox Newses of the world that are going to drag us down.
It's the MSNBCs and the CNNs and the pop culture and the Illuminati, you know, entertainment system we have out there.
It's just gotten really, really ridiculous.
Here's a rather disturbing development anyway you cut it.
Melinda Gates pushing experimental COVID-19 vaccines on people of color first.
A friend texted me a short message.
You called it because just a few days after I said the COVID-19 vaccine would be used to target black people with a depopulation kill switch injection, Melinda Gates came right out and stated the new vaccine would be administered with a priority preference for people of color.
This is supposed to show that black lives matter, but when the vaccines are risky and dangerous, which is certainly the case, she's really saying it's okay to run a medical experiments on black Americans to find out what happened.
Blacks are almost always the guinea pigs for medical experimentation of the globalists, of course.
The history of government-backed big pharma and vaccine experiments on black soldiers, black prisoners, and black civilians, both in the U.S.
as well as Africa, provide ample illustrations.
Plus, these are the very same people pushing global depopulation.
It is stunning!
The clock is ticking.
Black people have no more than 18 months before they'll be hunted down with contact tracing enforcers forcibly vaccinated with a dangerous experimental coronavirus vaccine that bypassed nearly all the usual safety protocols typically required by the FDA.
Mike, I see this coming.
I think Mike Adams has it spot on.
Dead on, Jim.
And this is the way it's always been done in the past.
It wasn't...
Oh, I forget the name of the syphilis experiments.
Tuskegee.
Was it Tuskegee Airmen?
I don't think it was the Tuskegee Airmen, but it was something like that.
And, you know, again, those experiments were done on blacks, FDR through Japanese Americans in the concentration camps.
And it's always the left that does this.
I mean, if you look at the absolute backbone of the Democratic Party, one of the biggest suppliers of the Democratic Party in terms of finances, Groups like Planned Parenthood.
Planned Parenthood was founded by Margaret Sanger and she said explicitly, explicitly that she was forming Black, oh sorry, Planned Parenthood in order to kill and abort more Black babies to get rid of Black people in the United States.
That is what the founder of Planned Parenthood actually said about her organization, and yet you see blacks aligning themselves with these left-wing people who want to kill them, and who have historically always wanted to kill them.
And if you think, you know, If you think that these vaccines are not going to make black people sterile, black men sterile, or kill in disproportionate amounts numbers of black Americans, you're absolutely nuts.
That's exactly what this is designed to do.
It's genocide against a specific group, and that's what the whole COVID-19 virus was in the first place.
It was supposed to kill predominantly Asians, and to this day we have no idea how many Asians have actually died from it.
Because we don't have any numbers that can be trusted from the Chinese government.
So, again, it's part of a depopulation master plan and the left, the political left in the United States, is buying right into it because, oh, Bill and Melinda Gates must be good people because they're Democrats and they contribute to democratic causes and they don't like Trump, therefore they must be good.
Well, they're grotesque globalist monsters and I damn them to an eternity in hell.
But Mike, we have an interesting difference about Planned Parenthood.
I think the idea of family planning is totally responsible.
I support it.
I would add, by the way, that it doesn't work as intended because invariably black and Latino populations are reproducing at a higher rate than whites.
Which may not even be making replacement rates, so that you have the same number of children born as are dying out.
And therefore, from an evolutionary point of view, even in with the United States, it's virtually inevitable you're going to have an increasing proportion of black and Latino citizens, where the whites become a smaller and smaller, maybe still the largest minority, but no longer a majority.
In fact, we have passed the point Where there are more whites than other races in the United States.
So, you know, the consequences are going to be quite extraordinary, but it's very different to have voluntary birth control or knowledge with informed consent of what's going on and happening to your body than to be merely the subject of a medical experiment, which is one of the reasons why I took such strong offense at Alan Dershowitz.
I do think Bill and Melinda Gates are despicable people and that anyone who takes their vaccines is running serious risk.
They are almost certainly going to come to regret.
Yeah, I agree.
And Jim, that may be the unintended consequence of Planned Parenthood, but that is not the original reason why it was created.
It was created to preferentially kill off more Black people.
Obviously it's not working, but that was why it was created, because that's what Margaret Sanger explicitly said.
So again, how have these things worked out for you in the past?
This is why, Jim, that when I see a Rasmussen poll that shows that Trump has 41% support in the black community, and I think that was mostly taken before the worst of these outbreaks in the last couple of weeks, That he has 41%?
I believe it, because I think there are a lot of people in the black community that are waking up to the fact that we've been following these guys for 60, 70 years, and we're in as bad a shape now as we've ever been.
Nothing ever changes.
And that's why I think I believe the possibility that Trump is going to win a substantial portion of the black vote in November, assuming at this point we even get to November.
I mean, who knows?
Oh, I have no doubt about it.
He's going to get a very large — I think that's even part of the motivation for going in this direction for the Democrats.
Watch this now.
This is Stinky Mouse has a little interview here about what happened.
Look at it like a magic trick.
How did he fool you?
We're talking about Minneapolis.
We know he had two helpers.
Why is his hand under his leg?
Why is the camera moving around so much?
Is there a prop they don't want you to see?
moving around so much. - One of his colleagues restrained Floyd was lying face down on the ground in handcuffs.
- Is there a prop they don't want you to see?
Maybe they were setting up the trick. - He's doing it.
He enjoyin' that shit!
He enjoyin' that shit!
He enjoyin' that shit right now, bro!
You could've fuckin' put him in a car by now, bro!
He's not resisting arrest or nothin'!
You enjoyin' it, look at you!
Your body language is crazy, you fuckin' bum!
Here's an example of the knee pad.
Interesting, it's got the same curve as you can see in the outline of his trouser.
Pro-Tech, no-slip knee pad.
You will see dozens and dozens of knee pads.
Who's to say, if he was wearing a knee pad, that it was something like this.
But it sure looks like he had something on underneath his pants.
What a coincidence.
Son of a bitch!
Is his right hand on a cane?
Or, say, a 4x4 that was hidden under the car?
I don't know.
But it looks like Somebody or something is going to have to help him shift his weight to the right side.
I don't know what the trick is, but there has to be some kind of trick involved where you just don't see it.
Son of a bitch!
They practiced this trick for sure dozens of times to make it look very real.
They did a good job, but I'm not buying it.
Now look at this, Mike.
I have a JFK colleague, Ralph Sinque, who's done brilliant work.
He happens to be a chiropractor.
He was particularly instrumental in identifying Lee in the doorway of the book depository on the basis of his height, his weight, his build, his shirt, his t-shirt, and his over shirt.
Which are the same, or strikingly similar, to the height, the weight, the build, the shirt, and the overshirt Lee was wearing when he was arrested.
Indeed, the police were so aware of this, they had him take out his overshirt and only did his mugshot in a t-shirt.
But what Ralph has noticed here is that the foot of the officer kneeling does not even appear to be anatomically possible.
It's very interesting.
He points out the knee is a hinged joint.
It opens and closes, or you could say it flexes and extends the leg, but it's a very unidimensional movement.
There's not much play in it, and the less the better from an orthopedic standpoint.
So he drew a shorter line to indicate the plane of the lower leg and he, Ralph Sinque cannot see how that leg could be going to that knee.
Look how far down the knee dips.
Look where the patella is.
It's much lower than his leg.
This is a doctored image.
Here's Ralph himself trying to turn his foot as much as he could.
It was a strain for me, and I can tell you one effect was to lift my body weight off my knees some, so I was not pressing into the book as hard anymore.
You notice here he was kneeling on a book instead of the neck, but it shifted his weight.
If someone were kneeling for any purpose, they'd turn their foot out like that.
It makes no sense.
Here's a further image from the scene.
He's not turning his hip out, he's just kneeling.
He appears to be kneeling straight up, down, and then his leg goes back.
And remember, there's no rotation at the knee.
Then, for some reason, his foot is abruptly rotated a full 90 degrees, where it's lying sideways.
In his opinion, this is anatomically impossible.
Mike, I think that Ralph may have discovered a proof that the images from the scene were Photoshopped.
Well, you know, I don't know, Jim.
I have, my feet tend to go like this a little bit because I've got a lot of tight muscles in my rear end and down my legs.
They tend to go that way.
I think if I was kneeling down with my left knee like that, my foot would probably be in about that same position because it already kind of angles out like that.
I'm skeptical of this one, but I'll take your doctor's word for it.
What's really important to me now that I've discovered recently is that we already know that Chauvin and Floyd knew each other and that they worked at this nightclub, which was part of a money laundering operation Well, what we found out since is that the implications of the club, which by the way has burned down, did you know that?
The club itself burned down.
Well, that's right.
Yes, you can no longer go examine it for evidence and what I found out is that the rumors, the police were investigating this place It was a part of a counterfeiting operation.
And isn't it interesting that George Floyd was busted for trying to pass a counterfeit $20 bill.
Not only was this place used to launder money, but they actually had a printing press there counterfeiting U.S.
currency.
So what I think happened, most likely, is that Floyd tried to was probably the rule was you know you don't talk about Fight Club you don't you don't use your own product right that's what I think was going on and that that this guy Floyd tried to pass one of those counterfeit bills he got spotted or pulled over by the police they then called Chauvin who they knew was part of this operation and Chauvin decided to put an end to the guy for breaking the rules I mean the guy was putting the whole operation at risk
By trying to pass around these counterfeit $20 bills.
So that's what I think actually happened.
I think that's why Chauvin took him out.
And as for the leg thing, well, I'll let greater experts than me make a final decision on that.
But to me, as I look at it, it doesn't look that awkward.
Well, you're tying a lot of knots.
It kind of pulls out of an ankle.
You're doing a great job of tying, connecting the dots in relation to the club, Mike.
I am not suggesting this is definitive with regard to the foot and so forth and the angle, rather that it's a hypothesis that merits further investigation.
It may, in fact, be overcome by additional evidence and be thereby defeated.
It's just interesting how it seems to fit together with the other observation we're getting, and there's quite a lot out there now, that this was a stage manufactured event, there were multiple takes, and even potentially multiple alleged victims or suspects.
I like what you're saying about the club, Mike.
That's very, very interesting.
Fascinating.
It's fascinating if it's true.
We have to keep digging on that one.
Good stuff.
Meanwhile, leadership call shows a true state of a major U.S.
city during the riots.
This is regarding Lori Lightfoot, the president of the Chicago Police Board and chair of the Chicago Police Accountability Task Force, addressing inquiries during a news conference Far-left Mayor Lori Lightfoot must feel she's being hit from every direction.
The Windy City just experienced its most deadly weekend in 60 years.
There were 18 homicides in a 24-hour period.
Let me point out, Mike, that as Tucker observed, in all of last year there were only 10 Unarmed blacks who are killed by the police in the whole year.
Here you had 18 homicides in a 24-hour period.
In Chicago, which has the most strict gun laws in the nation, everyone ought to ponder that.
Is taking guns away from law-abiding citizens a smart move?
Walmart, one of the city's largest taxpayers, even considering closing some of its locations, many of which have been looted or damaged heavily.
A recent conference call with all 50 of the city's aldermen involved angry, expletive-laced arguments with an official been critical of her handling.
This is Alderman Raymond Lopez, who represents a 15 ward, suggested to the mayor she needed to come up with a better plan to protect the neighborhoods.
When downtown is in lockdown, our neighborhoods are next, and our failure to fully get ready for what's going on, we're seeing this destruction.
We're thinking it's going to somehow end tonight.
We've seen where in other cities it's gone on for days, and we need to come up with a better plan for the next few days to try and stabilize our community.
My ward is a SHI show, continued Lopez.
They're shooting at the police.
His ward resembled a war zone.
He's unhappy with the city's response to the riots, wanted to know what the city is doing to protect its citizens.
I wanted an answer.
Meanwhile, Lightfoot says, I think you're 100% full of SH.
That's what I say.
Well, if you then, Lopez replied, kind of wild stuff, but it seems to me that Lori Lightfoot is doing no better a job on behalf of Chicago than is the mayor of Seattle.
Meanwhile, Zogby, most voters believe Trump will win re-election.
This is a brand new poll, 12 June, 51% of likely voters, regardless of political support, believe President Trump will win re-election, compared to 43% who thought Biden will be elected.
That's actually pretty close to a kind of a poll of how they're going to vote, except that Trump has more support, and Biden therefore left.
The remaining 6% believe someone else would win.
Here's how they break down.
57% of men, regardless of their political orientation, believe Trump will win.
Only 39% buy.
47% of women think Trump will be elected.
46% believe Biden.
think Trump will be erected.
46% believe Biden.
58% of those who recently lost a job believe Trump will win compared to 34% saying Biden.
51% saying Biden.
51% say Democrats are the greater threat to the economic recovery of the US compared to 49% who the Republicans are.
This is a really, I think, significant development.
Mike, your thoughts?
Yeah, well, this is a poll you can actually pay attention to because it's over a thousand respondents and it's likely voters, which we don't even know how it was weighted, you know, other than that.
But those two things are very important factors because Mike, you froze up temporarily.
only people who vote are likely voters.
Adults don't vote, registered voters don't vote, only likely voters in these polls vote.
So these are the only polls you should even bother paying attention to.
And it's really obvious that they're correct, that they see the way things are turning.
Mike, you froze up temporarily.
I expect you'll come back.
They see the way things are turning.
I mean, look, Trump made this economy great.
Sorry.
Okay, go ahead.
Yeah, the insanity of that exchange between the Chicago mayor and those other people is just, it's just whack-a-doodle.
I mean, it's absolutely crazy.
And again, these people, these people like in Chicago, they have elected people who literally don't give a crap whether they as an individual live or die.
They only care about furthering their Marxist agenda.
You've actually elected that person to be in charge of your city, what do you expect is going to happen?
You're getting exactly what you voted for.
And I think it's reflective, the poll is reflective of the fact that everything is going to fall and is following Trump's way at this point.
And that just means that's scary, Jim, because that means that deep state is going to have to come up with something else over the next four months.
I think the Democrats are doing as good a job of self-immolation as a party as a Buddhist monk protesting the Vietnamese war, setting himself on fire.
If It's that bad.
It's that complete.
Meanwhile, for my final thoughts, just another reminder on Sunday, Jim the Conspiracy Guy, the Second Amendment and the politics of gun control become increasingly significant.
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It's going to be held in Austin, November 7th and 8th of 2020 at the Hilton Garden Inn.
It's going to be a fantastic conference.
Meanwhile, if you want more, mine at my blog, jamesfetzer.org, at my Twitter, at Jim Fetzer, Mike Barr official, Dean Ryan TV, and Mike, I believe you're likely to be back on Facebook or Twitter, am I right?
Yeah, I think I get out of Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube jail in the next four or five days.
Right now, I'm only on BitChute, so if you're watching this video, it's probably on my BitChute or Dean's YouTube channel.
As soon as I do get freed up on YouTube, I think it's going to be Saturday, I'm going to do a live stream and check in with everybody and catch up on you.
But again, I think, Jim, it's inevitable that we're going to get banished from the airwaves.
So, we're going to have to look at another plan to keep this thing going, to keep the Real Deal going, because it's really... You're absolutely right, Mike.
Well, you've been doing a great job, and it's wonderful you happen to be in Seattle, where there's so much action.
I'm not going down there, Jim.
I'm not going down there, just so you know.
No on-site reporting.
I reiterate that Mike and I, for family and other reasons, will not be here tomorrow, but we will be back Sunday.
So this is Jim Fetzer in Madison thanking Mike Barrett Seattle for his excellent reporting.
All of you for being here.
We'll see you on Sunday.
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