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March 21, 2024 - Louder with Crowder
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NEW YORK SH*TTY: White People Not Allowed to Defend Themselves!
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Find him, call my name, burn like heat Find him, call me back, like there's something wrong
And again, scorn to the death start There are fewer evils greater on earth than the abuse and
exploitation of innocent children.
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There is a group here called Babies Only.
Was the shit they posted there mostly babies?
Yeah, mostly.
Some of them were.
Yeah, it's bad shit, I'm telling you.
It's bad shit.
There's a record of your account clicking on the video, the video opening up and playing.
I'm not trying not to go to jail.
What's the typical, like, have you seen any moms doing it to babies?
Yeah, yeah, there was on there.
Sexual stuff to the baby.
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It's putting on the lotion Then she rose and stood to breathe
While causing such commotion Creating such disharmony
creating such disharmony.
But she blinded me with science.
But she blinded me with science She blinded me with sci-
She blinded me with science.
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Oh, that was creepier than I meant for it to sound right off the bat.
Combined with that open.
I know.
Oh, by the way, before I say anything else, and of course you probably saw the YouTube dump button pretty early on if you didn't get to see that intro, so if at any point today you actually do see this on YouTube, head on over to Rumble because it's going to happen probably about now.
And Phil, you're right, very confused because you didn't see the intro.
It's...
So, um...
10 Seconds rest 10 Seconds rest
10 Seconds rest Never had gay marriage, dummies!
Okay, so we're going to be talking about, I guess, sort of the upending of reality as you know it today.
There's been an Islamic takeover now with some of your representatives, where a man in Ohio, a representative who just They just did his acceptance speech, I guess you'd say, in Somali.
And I had to double check that Somali was an actual language.
It seems like one of those things where Somalian, you're like, what do they speak?
Do they speak Farsi?
I don't know.
Do they have their own language?
Because then they communicate with no one other than their own pirates.
And then it's all about, you know, look, they're turning criminals into a voting base right now, and they're turning you, the American taxpayer, into criminals.
That is the goal of the left, and you see it in New York City.
New York City is a great microcosm to see what the left would do if unfettered for the rest of the country.
And we have an update here today on Daniel Perry, the man who was a subway hero.
So we'll be talking about that more.
It's a live show, weekdays, 10 a.m.
Eastern.
I know we're doing it tomorrow, too, if you're on Mug Club.
Live show, yeah.
Yep.
My question to you is, what would it take for you to visit New York City in 2024?
Genuinely.
I don't just say that because we all know the city sucks.
I mean, what would it take for you to actually go there and visit?
Because we have people here in the office who lived there and they're not going back.
Number two CEO, actually today we have a fill-in.
It's Gerald C. is back.
I don't know why the new Gerald C. has a face like the Purge.
Oh, yeah.
Very shiny.
Someone should put some makeup on.
I've got gonorrhea, too.
Someone should say, you know, prayers up, by the way, for Captain Morgan.
You can comment, let him know you love him.
He's fine, but today, for him, is a rough day.
Any hole will do.
Oh, I know one.
Love you, Gerald.
So we're not gonna say it?
He's sitting in a doctor's office right now going, NO!
We should have sent a crew on a magic school bus with him.
Gerald, I KNEW I SHOULD HAVE STAYED HOME TODAY!
Look, you get to be that age.
Gerald C. likes it.
Yeah, you know what's going on.
Perfect.
And in third Gerald today, kind of second.
Well, you know, Gerald C. counts.
We've got a good rapport.
When you hear this...
You thank him for his service, above all.
He's going to be in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Bricktown Comedy Club this Friday, March 22nd.
Josh Feinstein, how are you?
Stop thanking me for my service.
No, no, no.
We never will.
We never will.
You can never do two.
You've already done enough.
I wish I didn't.
To be honest with you, I wish I could take it back.
You have done enough.
I wish I just kept working at Wendy's for the rest of my life, making weird square burgers.
Well, you know what?
We thank you for that, too.
Yeah.
Well, Always Fresh, Never Frozen isn't true, I'll tell you that.
Yes.
You have a servant's heart, and you've killed people.
Mmm.
Hearsay.
Hearsay.
Sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm just, I'm a blabbermouth today with Gerald and the killing.
Alright, we have a lot to get to.
Gay.
Also, we were going to announce the truck winner today, but we couldn't reach them.
Maybe they don't get the truck.
Well, there's ten finalists and we couldn't reach several of them.
Okay.
So, hey, you missed your chance.
Monday we'll be calling somebody and announcing it.
So answer your phone before any of that, Josh.
You may have seen this.
No, I don't think you have.
Here's a large woman.
Gosh, the YouTube dump is busy today.
This is Fat Lady on a Little Plane.
Let's watch.
Emphasize it on a plane.
Of course I can't poop a tree, damn it.
And plus I was on a plane.
Of course I'm gonna sit beside this false member of my family.
Oh, it's the plane's fault.
And plus I was on a plane.
That kid's gonna be huge.
Of course the armrest was digging me.
And plus I was on a plane.
Of course I have to shimmy down the aisle sideways.
I love how she still tries to do it sexually.
And plus I was on a plane.
She's still hitting everybody.
While she shimmies.
That's not a shimmy, by the way.
That's more of a roll.
Yeah, that's not a shimmy at all.
Like a boulder doesn't shimmy down a hill.
Like, we've gone through this.
We have our problems with Boeing.
Oh, yeah.
But this is not amongst them.
You can't blame them for creating human-sized seats.
You know what I think every time I get on an airplane?
Because I'm a fat guy.
Every time I get on an airplane, I go, God damn, I need to stop eating ice cream at night.
Because I hate this feeling.
You don't go, of course.
Look at this.
Look at this.
A table tray.
By the way, it seems that this woman might have a child.
I don't know if she's bringing him on as a snack.
I think she has three more inside.
Yeah, that's why she calls them peanuts.
This is my little peanut!
Airplane food shit!
Of course, of course I don't get a meal anymore.
You know, they used to give out peanuts on airplanes.
They don't do it anymore because of allergies, I think.
Then it was pretzels.
They're not doing pretzels anymore.
They're doing little biscottis, or little cookies, or little graham... And those are good.
On Delta, the little cookies?
Yeah, they're tasty, but also you're making us fatter!
Yeah, I know.
I mean, every plane she gets on is Boeing.
How did she get in that bathroom, by the way?
Well, then they charge you a premium for the seatbelt extenders.
Do they really?
Yes.
Oh, I love that.
Yeah.
How do I get in that business?
They go, do you want some of these Swedish cookies?
Or whatever the hell it is.
And you're like, yes, I do.
I'm like, would you like the upgrade to the seat extender?
Seatbelt extender?
Shrinkflation spares no one.
Seatbelts included.
She could use some shrinkflation.
She could.
She could use some shrink wrap, to be honest with you.
Put that thing around her and get a heat gun.
If the seatbelt doesn't fit you, they charge you for the extension?
No, I just made that up.
Don't fact check it.
I believe you!
I like it, I like it though.
The point is, we need that 737 stapled.
How did she fit in that bathroom?
She was in the bathroom, obviously.
Yeah, there's no way.
Did she not go to the bathroom?
It was an open door policy with the bathroom.
You know the stewardess is back there making the coffee, she looked, oh shit.
I don't know if she's still back there, it's just two dangling legs.
Made a noose from the seatbelt extender.
Comes in handy.
Hey, the point here is, this is where we've been, think about it, we just ran the open, how entitled people are to demand that you play along with their delusion, they demand that you use their pronouns, they demand that they can change their pronouns whenever they want.
I remember, you may be too young to remember this, but you can comment below, do you remember when it was a big deal when Facebook changed it to like 53 genders?
Now that's way in the rearview mirror.
I don't know what they have now.
Maybe they just put in other, and you can enter in your gender however you want.
So those people, of course, change your life and your reality.
And then you have people like this, who want the rest of us to have to change our planes.
At what point do you just say, no, no, we're not going along with it.
Why?
Because this is a human race, and there's a certain level of tolerance where it just runs out, and I think we're past that.
It would be nice to have bigger seats for everyone, though.
It would.
It would be nice.
But then the tickets would be more expensive.
But I'm not going to do it at the end of Fat Gunpoint.
We'll change our seats when we want to change our seats.
Not because she comes out there in her Dame Edna glasses and, oh, can you believe I have to slide to step?
I'm amazed that you can step.
Those glasses look like they're fixated in there, like the cheeks swallowed in there.
Yes, yes.
You know what it is?
It used to be, remember, you had like one fat kid in school.
And everyone told you don't make fun of the fat kid because you don't want to hurt their feelings, but there was like one fat kid.
You did anyway.
Sometimes you did.
And then we had like film ugly, where it was like someone who's not really ugly, but like they're not a leading man.
We had film fat.
Just think about it.
Back when someone was film fat, they were fat, but they weren't like, this is worse than the clumps.
And this person is mad at us!
Remember when, what's his, why George?
George Costanza?
Yeah.
He was fat.
He was fat.
That was fat.
That was considered fat.
I wish I looked like George Costanza.
Without the balding, I wish.
Hey, you can.
The guy's wearing 32 jeans or something.
Yeah, exactly.
Five foot two.
Alright.
Just in case you thought you were living in an alternate reality, here we go.
So now Democrat Ohio representative, I have to get the name right, Ismail Mohamed, won
his primary.
This was on Tuesday, I believe.
And the victory speech was exclusively, I know what you're saying, like maybe they did
both.
Nope, exclusively in Somali.
He used to have an American flag.
I'm trying to look for the positive.
It's hard to find.
We should have added subtitles, but we didn't want to because I don't want to give that
language credence.
Now.
Ha ha ha.
Ha!
Why?
Well, we literally had to create leather necks on our fighting forces because of the decapitations of your pirates at sea.
That's where it comes from.
Did you know that?
Go back and watch our video with David Barton.
Let me ask you this.
We talked about this yesterday.
Where else on earth can you give a victory speech?
in a language that's not the actual language of that country.
And I was talking with someone the other day about this.
A lot of people don't realize we do not have an official language here in the United States.
It's one of the very few countries where that is the case.
Anytime someone suggests it, you're met with racism.
That's what you're met with.
Think of another country, maybe somewhere in Western Europe, but in Africa, in Asia.
You let me know.
Maybe we'll have a clip.
Someone can send it in through chat.
If there's a clip of someone, I don't know, in Ghana, giving it in the king's English.
Maybe Canada?
You lived in Canada.
Yeah, well that's a meme.
I mean the United States, it's basically the same. I mean...
I mean...
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Arithmetic in French.
Alright, sorry.
We're off the beam today.
This is why Gerald is, you know, he's a stabilizing presence.
Thank you for your input, Gerald.
So Mohamed won the race against another Somalian.
This name is Abdirazak Dini.
I believe.
So it narrowed it down.
They were narrowed down to two Somalians.
Two Somali Democrats.
Two Somali Democrats.
That being said, there was a bit of a scuffle between the two candidates over who won.
I'm the captain now.
I'm the captain.
I'm the captain.
I'm the captain now.
Look at me.
I'm the captain now.
I don't know which one to dislike.
That was their last debate.
I'm skeptical.
I think... You bring up some good points.
I'm skeptical that it's two people.
I think it's just the one guy ran as two people.
Yeah.
I know how to win this race.
Wait a second.
Wasn't that just you?
He just has a prince wig?
No.
My hair is straight.
Look at his hair short.
All right.
Clever pirate.
Do they have a neighborhood called Little Mogadishu in Ohio?
Could.
Well, actually, so Columbus, Ohio has the second largest Somali population after Minneapolis.
Oh.
The second largest.
So that is Little Mogadishu.
Pretty much.
Oh, cool.
Set them tire fires, baby.
Light it up.
Well, it's just another example of the West completely kowtowing to Islam.
Remember when Ben Carson got in trouble, Dr. Ben Carson, where he said that, I believe that Sharia law can't be reconciled with the Constitution.
They said that was racist.
Think about that for a second.
He's saying that laws...
That completely contradict our laws.
For example, we have laws that say women have equal rights as it relates to driving, voting, not having the crap beaten out of them for whatever reason.
And Sharia law says you can.
We have a law that says you have the freedom to practice religion.
Sharia law says conversion, dimitude, or death.
And people said that was racist to a black man who was raised by a single mother in Detroit.
That's where they are.
This is the kowtowing to an ideology that would love nothing more than to completely destroy our constitutional republic.
Let me give you a few other examples in Western Europe, or the Western world, I should say, civilization.
In the UK, they're quite a bit further along the trail than we are, a man was actually shamed for eating lunch in front of Muslims during Ramadan.
Here's a clip.
Everybody's on Ramadan.
I know, but I actually feel bad for eating.
I'm going to have to put this away, aren't I?
This guy's stuffing his face.
This guy just sat here stuffing his face.
So what?
And then I love how it says in the caption, rather than criticizing or ridiculing another religion, let's seek to find common ground.
But he's not allowed to eat?
What?
No.
Fuck that, dude.
They did this, they pulled this shit in Afghanistan too during Ramadan.
Yeah.
They told us we couldn't eat or drink in front of them.
We couldn't drink water in front of them.
In the fucking desert.
Yes.
They're in the middle of the day.
It's 100 degrees outside.
Well, not that hot at that time.
I don't know.
It's still pretty hot outside.
Yeah, it is hot.
It's plenty hot.
You certainly should drink water.
We said we don't give a shit.
Yeah, exactly.
Try something.
Yeah, exactly.
There you go.
Hey, you know what we need to do?
Set up that little, whatever it is.
What do you call that?
I guess they're in cahoots.
A posse.
A little Ramadan posse.
Set them up and have the broad from the plane go work with them.
Problem solved.
Can you believe I have to shimmy onto the plane?
Stop eating!
Nice six-week plan for you.
There you go, nice six-week plan.
It's called, you take a bite, they're going to beat the hell out of you and place you in their harem.
And not use you, right?
You'll be last on the rotation in the harem.
The guy has to work there every day.
He has to work there every day with these people.
Remember when we were young?
Yeah, they surround him. You're eating? Yes. It's not just shaming, dude. That's like middle school bullying.
Yeah. Let's get all the kids to go around this one fat kid, make fun of him until he does what we say because he has to,
otherwise, you know, under fear of getting beat up or ridiculed.
I'm already going on Facebook Live. It's fun. Remember when we were young? Hey, don't give in to peer pressure. Yeah.
And it used to be, don't give in to peer pressure and smoke or drink, because they were saying, of course, you know, this is bad for your health.
Don't give in to peer pressure.
Now it's give in to peer pressure as it relates to, insert whatever here.
Insert whatever it is of the day.
Give in to peer pressure and declare fat beautiful.
Give in to peer pressure and declare all cultures equal.
This is peer pressure.
And this man is not doing anything wrong.
Giving in to peer pressure would be malnourishing himself.
No, but these are the most sensitive people on the planet.
Like, they're offended by him eating already.
Can you imagine if they said all this stuff to him and he just looks up, doesn't say a word, and just keeps eating?
Oh my gosh.
They would take it as such disrespect.
Right.
Because they're such pussies.
Like, you can't talk about, you can name yourself after the Prophet, but you can't write him.
Yeah, you can't portray him at all.
Well, you can't portray human beings in Islam at all.
You can't talk during his, you can't eat during his holiday, you know.
You can't portray, you can't actually create art that depicts the human form in Islam.
Oh wow.
Go do that in your country, go do that in your region of the world, and keep it there.
We have statues of people.
It's OK.
No!
We eat lunch on our lunch break.
It's OK.
Remember when they used to say, this doesn't affect you?
Oh, if you don't like gay marriage, don't get gay marriage.
Well, here you are.
Well, look, if you're not Muslim, then why do you care?
Just be talented.
Well, here you are.
It does affect you.
It's never enough.
It's your lunch break.
Do whatever you want.
I just ask that you don't bring in hard-boiled eggs on a plane.
Yeah, that's reasonable.
And don't put your fish in the microwave.
Come on.
No, don't put your fish in the microwave.
Here are some other examples.
There was a London train, right?
Had some passages of the Quran there.
And in New York City, there was a large Islamic prayer in Times Square.
And I believe we actually have a clip.
Yes.
This was just sent to us.
This is Ramadan in New York City?
Uh-huh.
🎵🎵🎵 Now, I don't know how that plays into, when I lived in New
York, that if you see something, say something.
But say something!
Yes, sir.
What did you see?
I saw thousands, thousands of Muslims taking part in a call to prayer in Times Square.
I don't know if you're familiar with Islam in New York City.
I don't know if you're a history buff, but...
I think you should raise the code to at least orange.
It's Islamophobic now to do that.
You'll get in trouble for being hateful.
And I was raised in Montreal.
I went to Centennial High School in Greenfield Park.
Had a lot of Muslims there.
We actually had rooms that were dedicated to the call to prayer.
Every single one to the letter.
Despised Jews.
I'm going to tell you, this is where multiculturalism, it's not quite like the Islamic world, but you go from the United States, where they're held accountable, meaning all people.
We have certain laws of the land, that's why the left wants to do away with them.
Then you go to, alright, Canada, where, oh, we allow different laws for different people and we don't really prosecute them.
I'm telling you, I had a friend one time, he said, wait, you're not Jewish, are you?
This was in the ninth grade.
And then I said, yes, I am.
Just to see what he would do.
He's like, no, you're joking.
I wouldn't talk with a Jew.
And I was like, well, oh, whoa, you know what?
I mean, I get where you're coming from, but it's still unacceptable here in the Western world.
You don't want half my bagel?
Or what's the deal?
It was Ramadan.
So we were fine.
Oh, right.
You know that I got It's not just that it's the call to prayer, the Islamic call to prayer, it's that, like, anybody that would take over, you know, what's that, Times Square?
Yeah.
Like, if it was a Christian gathering, and they're like, everybody needs to be quiet, everyone needs to show some respect, even if you don't practice our religion, get out of Times Square, don't make any noise, we're gonna play Our God is an Awesome God for ten minutes.
Like, this is enough.
Like, this sucks too.
This sucks so much.
I don't care who it is.
If it's Mormons, where are you gonna put the bicycles?
But I would just...
They're like cavalry, they stay on them.
It's like the world's most annoying flash mob.
I don't know if they still do that.
Oh my god, that's worse too.
That's worse than the Christians.
Well, it could be a Christian flash mob.
White people dancing to The Weeknd.
Awesome.
St.
Paul, Minnesota.
This is one to an art history professor who was fired after showing a 14th century depiction of Muhammad.
Why should we care?
It used to be, hey, I don't like that, I'm offended.
Well, it doesn't really matter.
Why?
Because this is the United States and this professor has the right to show art history.
Leave!
Leave!
Can you guys just calm... It's one of those scenarios... Remember it used to be where they would say when Tipper Gore and there were some Christians saying, hey we need a rating system and you know we don't want our kids watching whatever it is.
Let's say South Park, which by the way the creators of South Park said we don't think kids should be watching.
That's why we're happy to be on Later At Night.
But the mantra of the left was, if you don't like it, change the channel.
Okay, how about if you don't like what the United States is, Leave.
Leave.
At a certain point, leave.
And I'm not just saying leave if you're a Democrat versus a Republican.
I'm not saying leave if you maybe have a public school district that isn't doing a very good job.
I'm saying if you demand that other people not eat because of your holiday, leave.
How about that?
That's it.
All right.
And by the way, I forgot, we can say this now actually, Mug Club Undercover teamed up with Predator Poachers to go through really something that involves more than Just individual pedophiles, but there's a larger kind of... I guess I should say, I always have to be careful.
Monday we're going to be airing all this.
Alex Rosen is there.
It's the first exclusive that we've done with this person.
I believe it's the first exclusive that Predator Poachers... I keep wanting to say Pedophile Poachers, which would be probably a better name.
Pedophile Poachers.
They cover more than just pedophiles.
That's true.
They cover predators.
That's going to be Monday.
I'm excited.
Monday, Mug Club Undercover. None of it happens without you.
$89 annually. You can go Mugless for $9 a month, so we're looking forward to that. We wanted to
do it today, but as with, you know, any child sex offenders, you have to cross your T's and dot
your I's and make sure that you're right. With hearts, of course. Yes, yes. They're very
unpredictable. I'm excited. I like this guy.
Yeah.
I've been watching his videos.
He's the only person I subscribe to on Twitter.
Really?
Yeah.
I'll sit there and I'll watch his two hour videos of him busting somebody.
They're great.
It's the best.
It's better than Chris Hansen.
Definitely.
He's funny too.
He like roasts some of them sometimes.
Yeah, yeah.
The pedophile shows up as Jeff Ross in a Kroger.
I hear he liked it with little kids.
He told one guy he looked like Jabba the Hutt on chemotherapy.
And then later in the video, that guy tried to slit his wrists and kill himself.
Spoilers!
Well, no, I'm just saying because it didn't work.
No, it didn't work.
He still lives.
It just leaves you frustrated.
Yeah, go for it.
Well, let's continue with this one.
We're talking about the American way of life.
I've maintained this.
New York City.
I live there.
New York City is just the world's biggest city of completely unexposed rednecks.
Meaning a lot of people in New York City have no idea how the rest of the country operates, how they live, or the rest of the world.
We just somehow think that it's cultured because it's this big metropolitan city.
But the truth is, many people there haven't driven.
Many people there have no idea what it's like to own a firearm, to responsibly handle a firearm.
Many people there have no idea what it's like to actually be completely autonomous, to have your own plot of land, and to take care of it.
Many people that have no idea what it's like to not live in an apartment.
Many people have no idea what it's like to quite literally have a yard.
And then these people have an unbelievable amount of influence over the rest of the country because of the population in this one city.
And it's worse now because they've gotten pretty much everything wrong in the last few years.
So you may remember this story that we covered.
Um, Daniel Penny was the man on the subway who subdued an attacker, uh, former military.
Um, yesterday a judge ruled that Daniel, uh, Penny is, did I say, it's Penny, right?
I guess.
Yes.
You said Perry at the beginning.
Perry, Perry, Daniel Penny.
I want to make sure I get the name right.
Um, he's going to have to stand trial in October now for the death of Jordan Neely.
Again, let me refresh your memory here.
This was a story that we covered and we unfortunately called how it was likely going to go, even though it is a horrible, horrible travesty of justice.
Here's a clip.
A judge ruling today that the man who choked a homeless man to death on a New York City subway will stand trial.
Daniel Penney put Jordan Neely in a fatal chokehold on the train last May.
By the way, I will say to that lady, that's a newscaster.
She puts herself together well.
Those brows are going up.
Delivers it properly.
That's the lady you're like, she could be my babysitter.
Not my kids, my babysitter.
Your babysitter?
My babysitter.
Yeah?
Steven wants a little milky, huh?
That's right!
Without Gerald, the show becomes Blue Velvet.
So.
Penny.
is going to stand trial for being a good Samaritan. And unfortunately, in New York,
that is impermissible, which brings us to this week's New York State of Crime.
And I'm going to go through some examples of white offenders in New York versus, you know,
insert minority of the day here offenders in New York, their crime reform, which has actually
resulted in a skyrocketing crime rate, and innocent civilians living in fear while criminals feel
emboldened.
But you know, we often make this mistake with children.
I'm going to apply it here.
We say, hey, what do you want to do when you grow up?
With children, they go, I want to be a fireman, or I want... And then they realize when they grow up, well, hold on a second, that comes with a lot of baggage that maybe isn't for you.
We don't often ask young children, we say, hey, what kind of, what kind of a lifestyle do you want to live?
What kind of a man or woman do you want to be?
And that applies here right now.
Someone needs to grab New York by their hair and say, hey, hold on a second.
What kind of a city do you want to be?
What kind of a country do we want to be?
Genuinely, what kind of a country do we want to be?
Because you do have somewhat of a binary choice.
As it relates to crime, do you want to be a country, a city, where criminals feel as though they're emboldened and they commit their crimes, often violent crimes, without fear and the citizens cower?
Or do you want to be a country, do you want to be a city, where criminals know that it's going to be met with a lot of pain and discomfort?
You can't have both.
New York City has decided that they want to be a society that favors criminality.
And I'm not just saying that because I don't like the people running it, the statistics bear this out.
And even the left, they're starting to acknowledge it.
You also have a very good contrast.
New York, I lived there for a while, two different stints, and there was a period, and I had spent a lot of time, I had family there, when Rudy Giuliani was mayor, you may not remember this, the left was complaining, saying, New York used to have grit, used to have grit, now Times Square's like Disneyland.
You mean the fact that you're not being shot and or blown while someone's trying to shake you down?
Like, yes, okay, I guess it lost its grit, but at least it's safe.
The left was upset about it.
Well, we're right back to where we started.
When they say they miss it when it was gritty, what they mean is, I watched three seasons of The Sopranos.
Yes, yes.
And I liked it.
For me, I'm like, I watched Jason Takes Manhattan.
I haven't seen that.
Oh, is that like a Jason movies?
Yeah, he just goes to New York.
Oh, hell yeah.
It wouldn't be half as bad as a crime as now.
Well, back then I think it was in the 80s.
In those movies it was like, you'd be like, oh wow, what a bloodbath.
It was like seven people killed.
Right, yeah, I know.
Bloodbath, let's take Manhattan.
Oh, shoot.
That's true.
But this is New York.
This is where we are.
So Daniel Penney is a perfect example.
We use it as a jumping off point.
This person, arrested, former military, I believe was a good Samaritan.
Arrested now, charged with manslaughter after Subduing a violent lunatic on the subway.
He ripped his jacket off and threw it at the people sitting down to my left.
Kind of sexy.
I was listening to music at the time.
And he was yelling, so I took my headphones out to hear what he was yelling.
And the three main threats that he repeated over and over was, I'm gonna kill you, I'm prepared to go to jail for life, and I'm willing to die.
Oddly specific.
We'll come back to it.
Sounds paraphrased.
Some people say that I was holding onto Mr. Ely for 15 minutes.
This is not true.
I mean between stops is only a couple minutes.
So the whole interaction lasted less than five minutes.
Some people say I was trying to choke him to death, which is also not true.
I was trying to restrain him.
Now just to be clear, we showed you the clip a long time ago.
Everything that he says there I believe is true.
It's just the man's yells were oddly specific.
I am prepared to go to jail for a long time.
Yeah, it seems like, what did he pass him a note?
Like a will in the last testament?
I understand that a blood choke is a safer way to go than some...
I consent to this because I have blood choke insurance.
It's almost like he was asking for it.
He's like, hey, could you please give me the sweet relief of death?
I've been living on the subway for... I've been asking people every day to choke me out.
If I say I'm going to kill everyone, will you choke me out?
Here's a note.
Check yes or no.
If I blink twice, keep holding it.
Yes.
Also, my blood type is AB negative.
Very rare.
You got to call my nurse.
Her name's Tabitha.
And then just starts hitting people.
I'm going to say to stop, but don't stop.
Read between the lines.
I'm prepared to go to jail.
Life sentence with no commute.
I hope no one jokes me.
Seems very specific, but everything else checks out with you can go back and see our coverage of this.
I'll give you another example.
This is not unique in New York.
John Roat was a man who was charged because he shot a gun in the air to scare away, again, a subway mugger.
This was a criminal possession of a firearm.
Now, let's contrast that in New York, not only with the policy at large... Oh, sorry, I just unbuttoned... I need to rebutton my shirt.
Oh, you were... I was like... I wasn't gonna say anything, but it looked like you were slowly, like, taking button by button.
No undershirt here, fellas.
I didn't think this through because... Now we're just looking at your chest moss.
That's great.
It's okay, Tim.
You can go to me.
I'm past the point of feeling ashamed.
He thinks he's going to save my dignity by going to a blow-up doctor.
Let's see those shifty nipples I keep hearing about.
My mother's watching. All right.
All right. Well, Gerald will be back Monday. Well, I'll be back tomorrow, actually.
So let's contrast this.
Someone's going to call us babysitter.
And we know who we hope it is. Now, you have the crime policy, right,
which we'll get to, the bail reform and the stats on that.
But here's a very specific example.
You have John Roate, you have Daniel Penney.
Contrast that with this Latino man who did also shoot a subway menace, and I would say a subway menace.
This was done in self-defense, all right?
So I think that the law should be applied equally, and I think that all of them should obviously be met with a parade.
Agreed.
Let's see if we can spot the difference though.
Latino man, pretty similar scenarios, not charged at all.
Next here, New York's governor holding an urgent transit safety meeting after that rush hour subway shooting in
Brooklyn.
No charges will be filed against a rider who shot an aggressor in the head after taking his gun.
Now the media won't identify the shooter, so if you check the references today, they're a little bit sparse because
we can't find it.
Now, it's not like this is a problem, by the way, that the left is unaware of.
That's the issue.
It's not like illegal immigration is a problem that the left is unaware of.
You can attribute bad intentions now.
It's not simply ignorance.
You can't.
You can't just say they're ignorant because Kathy Hochul, the governor, which is so funny, not really, acknowledged that the subways are so bad there that she deployed the National Guard.
The plan includes deploying nearly 1,000 National Guard members and state police to do random bag checks at some of the busiest subway stations.
Now remember, Representative Tom Cotton wanted to do that during the Black Lives Matter rioting, and he was accused of being racist.
So this is what they do.
This is what the left does.
They turn criminals into a voting bloc, and you, the taxpayer, Law-abiding citizen into a criminal.
Hey, under former Vice President Joe Biden, let's apply this to the country at large, over 7.5 million illegal immigrants that we know of.
And counting.
7.5 million.
Those get into the wrong states.
And then of course you have no voter ID because that's also racist.
Guess what?
You've just changed the entire electorate of the country.
Let it go four more years, we got 15 million.
Minimum.
At minimum.
Minimum.
Think about that.
So then you have people who come here illegally who have no interest, right, in respecting our laws.
an interest in breaking down our laws, and then they have a complicit Democrat party
who say, yeah, absolutely, let's tear down these laws.
Oh, wait a second, violent crime, usually there'd be some kind of bail.
No, we're not going to do that, but we are going to punish the man who stops the violent criminal.
What kind of a country do you want to be?
That's a question that needs to be asked.
It is an important question.
I mean it.
It's not hyperbole.
And in New York, by the way, the crime is not just, it's not just relegated to the subways.
So, let's give you another example.
In Flushing, Queens, there was a homeowner.
And this is something, if you haven't seen the film Pacific Heights...
I highly recommend it with Michael Keaton.
I believe it was 1990.
Squatters' rights.
This is something that just always seems silly to me.
When I was a kid, I learned about it.
I said, squatters' rights.
Wait, hold on a second.
You mean people who don't pay?
What about the person who owns the property rights?
Isn't that a thing?
Hey, Dad, didn't I hear something about property rights?
Isn't that partially the basis of our country?
It was kind of a big deal to us.
Oh, squatters' rights.
Free letters.
Oh, criminals.
Right.
Let's be clear, that's what it is.
A homeowner in Flushing, Queens was arrested for kicking out squatters who stole her $1 million house.
But Del, you're getting arrested right now?
For being arrested.
For what?
For being in my own home.
For being in an illegal house, man!
Just think about that.
The person who owns the house is arrested.
People often accuse you of seeing everything as black or white.
I don't.
I understand that there are gray areas.
I don't believe that there is as much gray as the left wants you to believe because they love to deal in moral ambiguity.
But at this point, when you say there's a law, okay, is it squatters' rights or homeowners' rights?
We saw this to a lesser degree in society at large with rent forgiveness.
We just don't necessarily connect the dots.
Hold on.
Rent forgiveness.
You don't have to pay rent.
Okay.
So the home provider doesn't have to make the payment.
I know they do.
Hold on a second, there's rent forgiveness, so they're not paying them any money.
Yeah, that's correct.
But these people still have to pay the property taxes?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, they do.
Or they'll lose it.
Well, hold on.
How about the person who signed the contract that said, I'm going to pay rent, is beholden to that contract as we all are.
As the owner of the property is.
And now you have a criminal example of it.
Squatter, owner.
Owner arrested.
What kind of a country do you want to be?
New York has given you their answer.
It doesn't make any sense, because what happens if you're the homeowner, you don't pay your taxes, because you can't afford it, right?
Maybe you're living two homes, paying two mortgages, whatever it is, you can't pay the taxes, someone else is squatting there not paying your rent, don't pay the taxes, what happens?
You foreclose, goes to the bank, now who's going to pay the property taxes there?
Right.
I guess the bank's paying the property taxes?
Well, they get it for pennies and a dollar.
It's a foreclosure.
Oh yeah, well I guess they're good then.
There you go.
You'll own nothing and you'll love it.
Hold on a second, wait a second.
Banks, oh that's right, giant bailouts too.
Too big to fail.
You're not too big to fail in owning your property.
No.
Banks are too big to fail.
You'll get to swoop in and take it up.
And it all starts with the little squatter that could.
Douglastown, Queens is another example.
Here's a squatter that refused to leave the home after the previous owner had died.
That's not your home.
That's not your home.
But the reason they feel so emboldened is because this is law in New York City.
Here's the actual law.
Squatters actually cannot be removed by the homeowner after 30 days of occupancy.
It's considered an unlawful eviction.
Here's the thing.
To me, if someone isn't paying a dime and you own the property, it is impossible for it to be an unlawful eviction.
I believe the legal term should be boot to the ass.
Wait a second.
Because someone snuck in for 30 days?
It's now their right?
What kind of country do you want to be?
Finders keepers.
And by the way, this is not something that is unknown to people who are looking to abuse the system.
So, for example, we've talked about illegal immigrants.
Here's actually a Venezuelan migrant giving advice on how to take advantage of squatting rights in America.
He's a doctor, right?
I think he's a lawyer.
He speaks so loudly and so slowly.
Must be smart.
You wearing lipstick?
Must be smart.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
No, that's natural beauty.
You're wearing lipstick?
Americanos, y me dijeron que ya llevan como siete casas expropiadas.
And by the way, for people listening on audio, we have subtitles. It's basically an instruction manual.
Yeah.
It sounds like we're the enemy.
It sounds like we're the enemy to them.
They're like, yeah, come here.
Right.
Take this shit.
Well, they're really it is conquer.
It's just not a military.
Yeah, that's what that's the term I'm looking for.
Yeah, they're coming here to conquer.
I mean, little things for themselves.
Right.
I mean, but still like, yeah.
That's a microcosm of a huge problem.
Yes.
Right.
And then you mentioned something with Gerald.
Yeah, well, since Gerald's out, I decided to do a little squatting on my own.
Really?
How's that?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, his office is free, so I just thought, you know, I'd take over that crib.
I got a new crib.
You want to see?
No.
What's up, everybody?
I'm Josh Feierstein, and this is my crib.
Check it out.
Now, I just moved in, so I don't got a lot, but, you know, what I got means a lot.
You know what I'm saying?
Like, over here, I got this light.
Just in case we want to go out on a spooky trail.
I got you.
I got you.
I got my guitar.
All the ladies love a guitar.
You know, it's a three string.
I'm a three string man.
It's got some cool stuff like this.
You know, just touch it.
I'm just playing.
We got a TV.
You know, they say it's 32 inches, but I think it's more like 30, 38, 40.
You want to get down?
Boom, look at this.
They say Netflix and chill.
I got you on the DVDs, baby.
Got my comedy club.
Comedy special sign, you know.
Just remind everybody that I got 3,000 views.
No big deal.
I got my fridge.
Gotta show everybody the fridge.
Show you how I'm living in here.
There's nothing in the freezer.
Don't worry about that.
And then I got my desk.
This is where I get all the work done.
You know, this is where I do business deals, but I gotta keep myself grounded.
So I got my skateboard here.
Remind me of the days when I used to shred, baby!
Hell yeah!
And I'm just moving in, so please excuse the mess.
You know, I got some boxes here.
Check out that shoe collection.
Boom!
I got everything in here, man.
And yeah, that's it.
That's about it.
You know, it's a work in progress, but I didn't pay for this, so it's a win for me, you know?
But, you know, last but not least, I gotta show you guys where the magic happens.
Hell yeah.
What do you think, ladies?
This thing's big enough for the two of us.
Alright, well, that's it for today.
It's time for y'all to go, because I got some stuff to do.
I got some reading to catch up on and I'll see y'all next time.
What's the obsession with everyone's fridge?
That's the big thing.
Yeah, I don't know.
This is what's in my fridge.
I don't know.
Okay, so I care that John Cena has vitamin water.
What?
Yeah, I never understood.
There's like... I didn't show the pool, by the way, but there is a pool.
Yeah.
And I got some nice cars out front, but... Well, it's a roof drip, actually.
Yeah.
So much.
By the way, let's put a note in a tool that we have to call a plumber.
And the squatting is ridiculous, dude.
This is the reason why I sold my house instead of renting.
We wanted to rent it out and try to keep this house.
Like I was telling Tim earlier, it's like generational wealth.
I wanted to build some generational wealth for my kids, maybe own a property for years, pay it off, and then I have either a home to give them or some kind of nice little nest egg of money.
But they put this new law into Tacoma, Washington last year into place where from the months of, I might be getting this wrong, but from the months of October Through April or May, you cannot be evicted from your house under a few different circumstances.
One, if you work at a school.
Two, if you have kids in a school.
And three, because it's the wintertime.
Well, that last one is pretty broad.
It seems like it applies to everybody.
Yeah.
I mean, you know, if you work in education, but I can't control the seasons.
Well, yeah, but so, I don't understand why they put the coldness in there, but yeah, they said you can't be evicted if you don't pay your rent.
So somebody could basically move in in October, not pay rent until May, and the homeowner's just fucked.
I mean, for lack of better words.
And these people don't care about their credit score, you know?
They don't care about their rent history.
Yeah, exactly.
And now you can't be discriminated against because of your rent history.
I love that they add winter.
It's like, well then don't add any other of the pre-requisites.
I might be misquoting that.
Someone in the chat is going to correct me.
Just say you can't evict anybody.
Why?
Because it's a season.
I might be a little off on the winter thing, but the school thing is definitely part of it.
What if you can't be within 600 yards of a school?
I don't think that matters.
I don't think.
If you're there, it doesn't matter.
No, exactly.
Think about it.
This is something that you want.
Hey, who does it harm?
Harms you saving for your family.
I'm not a mogul.
I'm not some tyrant homeowner landlord.
It's just some of us own one home and rent another one in another state and just want to have that investment.
That's plenty of people.
And by the way, too big to fail, BlackRock Vanguard, they get to buy up a home.
They get to buy up an entire district of single unit family homes, and then they raise the price in rent.
And they lose rent for five months.
It's no harm to them.
It's no harm to them.
It is no harm done to them.
They still control you.
So they get bailed out, and the mom-and-pop home providers lose their homes in squatters.
Think about that.
What kind of a country do you want to be?
And let's take a bird's-eye view of this a little bit.
Not just the squatters' rights, but We also have crime in New York.
Of course, we talked about the subway, we talked about squatters.
There's been the bail reform.
You've heard us talk about that.
Some people have called it cash bail, no cash bail.
In New York now, two-thirds of those who were freed under the bail reform, this just came out, this is New York Post, they re-offend.
What?
So half were arrested for new felonies, and 327 people were responsible for one-third of the shoplifting arrests in the city.
327 people responsible for one-third of all the shoplifting arrests.
You can go and crunch those numbers.
That means it was not just repeat.
It was repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat.
It was like the elf revolving door of shoplifting.
We should invent some kind of system that keeps these people in check and holds them accountable for their actions.
Yeah.
Maybe puts them somewhere where they can't be doing that anymore if they do these things.
Oh, like a law!
Oh!
Oh!
Now I'm a law!
Jail or something?
Yeah.
Conjunction, junction, what's your function?
Recidivism and letting them out late.
Squatting in your house and never leaving.
I used to be a squatter, now I'm a homeowner!
Oh yeah!
I hope somebody turns the power back on, or I may die!
Alright.
This is ridiculous!
Yes, this is the, at a certain point, the plane with the fat lady.
The fact that there are laws where you can't misgender somebody and that's just a law designed to be a landmine, a field of landmines and they're adding to it because you can't possibly get it right.
You can't defend yourself on the subway unless you have the right shade of skin.
You can't actually enforce the laws.
and take ownership of your own property that you have paid for because there's a squatter there.
Oh, hold on a second, you are now a shopkeeper. It doesn't matter. You can't stop these people
depending on the city if they're stealing from you and if it's under $999. Also, one-third of
all the shoplifting arrests are 327 people. Well, guess what? We're going to let them back out and
they're not going to need the cash for bail. Think about it.
These people don't need cash to simply be released. You need cash to pay the property
taxes in a home that is being occupied by a squatter.
You do not live in a free country or city because there are some laws.
Are they applied equally?
These laws are designed to displace you.
It's not the Great Replacement Theory.
It's the Great Displacement Movement that is happening right now.
They're displacing you, the American taxpayer, the homeowner, The person seeking the American Dream, and they are displacing you with criminals, systematically.
7.5 million at least, nationwide, in New York City.
Thousands of people, squatters, criminals.
No accountability on one side, only for you.
It's a system.
When people talk about the travesty of our justice, it's not black or white.
In certain areas in this country, it disproportionately is advantageous to people who seek to destroy the system.
Oh, and by the way, there's also a movement from the left for violent felons to vote!
There's deep consequences, too.
Things that, you know, you can go on for hours probably thinking of the little consequences that we don't generally think about.
But stuff like, you can be mugged by somebody in front of your house.
Hit and mugged.
Call the police.
You get arrested.
And guess what?
They're back.
Yes.
And now you're terrified because you're facing the consequences of calling the police on them.
Right.
Yep.
And now they're back and they're in your house.
You can't get rid of them.
Yeah.
You're a store owner.
It's like, you know, store owners used to or some in some places do still fear like mob control.
Right.
They have to fear that, from these, I mean, to be fair, not all of them, but a lot of these people are members of gangs, or members of groups, little communities, they get together, they have little communities, and they take care of each other, they walk each other's backs.
So some lady calls the cops because you're stealing a bunch of stuff out of the bodega, all of a sudden, now him and his friends are going to show up, and they're going to steal everything, they might not beat you up, they might not hit you, but they're going to steal everything from you, and what are you going to do, call the cops again?
No, I'm calling a rooftop Korean.
Bring him back.
Bring back the rooftop Koreans.
They didn't have a chip in their brain.
Remember that during the Los Angeles riots?
They didn't have a chip in their brain for just giving up their property.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
Mine.
I pay.
I shoot.
You steal?
I shoot.
No, you can't do that.
No, no, no, no, no.
They're criminal.
I own.
I shoot.
No, no, no.
You're not allowed to do that.
I get on roof.
Better vantage point.
And because there's that language barrier, the cops just said, fine.
If you don't remember this, the Manhattan D.A., Alvin Bragg, is a Soros-funded bureaucrat.
One million dollars from Soros' color of change pack.
So this is not some crazy conspiracy theory, tinfoil hat.
Hey, one million, I don't know if you know this, makes a big difference.
Makes a big difference!
And the other half are rats!
a DA. That's a huge sum of cash. And if you look at Soros, you know, at large, he's funded
DAs all over the country. Seventy-five cities, over $40 million have been donated. The goal
is to try and export New York City, their culture, which is not American culture, to
the rest of the country. And this is why half of New Yorkers, at least half of New Yorkers,
want to leave New York City. So when people say...
And the other half are rats.
Yes.
Yes.
So...
headcount. They do it in the dark.
That's how Kevin McAllister got lost.
Is it?
Yeah.
His parents were in Florida, and he was in New York.
My parents are in Florida?
I'm in New York.
I can't do the eyebrow thing.
It's like, oh yeah, you forgot the horrors from last year.
He wouldn't get through the second sentence before getting kidnapped.
My parents are in Florida, and I'm And you are now not in New York, probably.
The Home Alone sequel.
It's like, he's like, ah, I'm praying for my mom back.
He gets a miracle.
And then he forgets immediately.
Where it's like, yeah, this is a good idea.
I'm going to go out into New York City by myself.
Forget about last year, where I almost had my fingers bitten off by a hardened criminal.
I'm happy to find myself in these boots again.
So half of New Yorkers, greatest city in the world.
Well, half of New Yorkers don't think so.
Half of New Yorkers don't want to live there.
And you know, I can't imagine why.
No one will protect you.
Now you're in New York.
These creeps will camp in your bedroom.
There's nothing you can do.
You get the hell out of New York, New York, New York!
New York! New York! New York! New York!
Bye bye.
All.
That's all Jay-Z does.
All.
All.
That boy good.
Fine.
Billion dollars.
That's all he has to do now.
Billion dollars.
Billion dollars to the former drug dealer who lives next to De Niro.
Killed his mistress.
Allegedly.
You don't know about that?
So we're covered.
Well, maybe Beyonce did it.
Who knows?
And if you live in New York City, comment below.
We have a big sample size here of you watching and listening, so let us know how it's changed.
We have people who live here who actually will try and avoid going back to see family just because of how bad it is.
And this is where we get to the point, you know what's going on, everybody knows what's going on, at least half of New Yorkers know it to the degree that they want to leave, and so what does the media do?
What does the media do?
They're in cahoots, they're a posse, with the DA, with Soros, with the viewpoint, this ism, with the government of New York.
Well, instead they try and tell you, don't believe your lying eyes and ears, you're crazy, crime is down!
New data from the FBI that shows dramatically declining crime rates across the U.S.
Still, though, a majority of Americans believe crime is getting worse, even though this new information paints a different picture.
Crime rates are actually dropping, and in a big way.
Crime rates are actually declining, and in a big way.
Crime rates are actually declining.
Crime rates across the United States are dropping significantly.
It's like they have the same script.
It's like they have the same... And by the way, This is happening for two reasons, okay?
All references are available at ladderwithcredit.com.
One, if you have a crazy unprecedented spike in crime for, let's say, one, two, three years, and then it goes down slightly, well, that's technically a decrease.
So if it goes up by a thousand percent and then goes down by fifty percent, that's a decrease.
So it really depends on the timeline.
You see this a lot.
For example, they've tried to do this with Donald Trump and some of the prosecution, where rather than going, you know, with quarterly statements, they try and go year to year where it doesn't take into account certain contracts.
This happens a lot, by the way.
They try and pick the start point and end point.
That's where you can see data being manipulated.
It's not that data isn't valuable.
It's not that statistics have no redeeming qualities.
Of course they do.
But they can be manipulated that way.
So number one, they try and mess with the timelines.
Number two, the FBI in 2021 Started accepting, after huge spikes in crime of course, they started accepting data from only one source.
The National Incident Based Reporting System, NIBRS, which is almost like, at that point, just say the whole thing, it's not that much shorter.
Now in 2022, almost one-third of all law enforcement agencies did not report any data to the NIBRS.
So think about that for a second.
So New York City says, this is the only system that we're using, and then you look at law enforcement agencies saying, yeah, but we don't report the crime there.
Now they tell you, you're crazy.
What, you think crime is up in New York?
Because you're experiencing it.
No, no, no.
According to this sole reference point that we know is not being used by the people who would actually be on the ground reporting the data, you're wrong.
You're crazy.
What, are you just opposed to the mayor?
Because you're racist?
That's what they do.
If they simply tell you that what you are experiencing, what you see, what is true, is false.
They start with that, then they can throw whatever ism they want at you.
For example, they can just tell you, uh, hold on a second, not just relating to crime, wait, wait, wait, no, actually, the attempted suicide rate of transgenders, no, it goes down dramatically after transition.
It's not true.
It's the exact same.
It's a 42% attempted suicide rate.
But if they tell you, no, no, no, that's not true.
Sex change fixes it.
So then why don't you support taxpayer-funded sex changes?
Are you transphobic?
Well, hold on.
Even then, it's still silly, but it might hold water if you weren't lying on the premise.
So let's contrast this, by the way, with the National Crime Victimization Survey, which interviews citizens directly, which is why, of course, they don't want to use these systems.
Like VAERS was an example.
They're interviewing victims specifically, right?
Yes.
In this case, why?
Because it's a necessity at this point.
Only four in ten violent crimes are reported.
Only three in ten property crimes are reported.
So maybe there's a split the difference, but we know the corruption that is taking place.
Now it may seem as though the solution to this is obvious, at least for New York.
Start enforcing laws and locking up violent criminals.
That's my suggestion.
Comment below.
That's me, Mr. Old Fashioned.
Let's at least start with that.
Oh, wait.
You're a squatter?
Hold on.
Did you pay to be here?
No?
You're out.
Oh, wait a second.
Did you say that you were going to kill everyone on the subway?
Yes, I did, officer.
And then did you assault somebody?
Yeah.
Okay.
He was well within his right to choke you.
Of course, the person might be dead, so he can't interview them.
But this is, you know, this is just...
A hypothetical scenario in which you'd be interviewing, I guess, a ghost.
But the point remains, it should be that simple.
It used to be, since the history of, well, it depends on how far back you go, ever.
Ever!
We arrested violent criminals.
That's kind of the primary reason for laws.
As a matter of fact, I bet if you went back in the caveman days to establish the first laws, there was probably one caveman who was getting a little rowdy and raping a little too much because, you know, one rape, two rapes, they allow.
They would let it slide, the cavemen.
One rape, shame on me.
But there was probably one who got a little bit wild, like, hey, look, Caveman Jack, you can't be here in the cave anymore on account that you keep raping everybody.
But I feel so good!
That's what Caveman said.
Okay.
Okay, Freud.
You just can't rape everybody.
What does that have to do with your mother?
That's probably the reason for the very first laws.
Hey, we have to protect ourselves, now that we've become a community, against people who want to harm the community.
And this is progress.
Progress is now doing away with the laws that protect the community.
The community they want to protect?
Criminals.
So the idea of locking up criminals, you may say, is sensible.
But that suggestion is so shocking that CNN anchors can't even imagine it.
I'm looking at the dates that their arrest started, which is probably close to when they got here.
They've only been here a couple of months.
So, what the detectives are telling me is, they have crews here that operate in New York, do all their stealing, then go to Florida to spend the money, and then come back, and they just stay and steal in Florida.
And they said, because there you go to jail.
Oh.
Oh, you don't say!
Well, that's an interesting approach.
Because over there, if you commit violent felonies, you go to jail.
What is jail?
By the way, this kind of thing, it does not encourage people to become police officers or to stay police officers.
Oh, recruitment shortfall.
That's right.
People don't become police officers because they like the uniform and it seems cool.
Yeah.
They want to clean up their communities.
They want to make a difference for them.
I mean, I get it.
But they want to help the communities.
They want to do something about the crimes around them and then you take that ability out
of their hands.
They don't, cops don't want to be arresting a homeowner.
They don't, they, yeah exactly, they hate, they hated that. Well that's
why they want to create the police force and the military in their own image. That's why they
want stretchy maternity suits.
That's what they want. It will crumble. Yeah. It will crumble beneath them.
LGBTQ plus enforced educational training, right, for the police force.
So they want to have a police force jackboot thugs who are happy to come in and arrest a homeowner.
We're not there yet, but that's why they seek to infiltrate the institutions.
And this goes back to what kind of, I'll ask you this again, what kind of a country do you want to be?
Do you want to be a country where 7.5 plus million illegals can cross that border that we know of under Biden, consequence-free, And criminals can simply be released after violent crimes with no cash and commit crimes again while we also arrest homeowners, while we provide rent forgiveness to people who have signed a contract to pay for their rent while still holding the owners of said property to that contract so that hopefully their house can be foreclosed on and the big banks who are too big to fail get it.
And you have DAs who won't prosecute because they're funded to the tune of millions by George Soros.
We have half of what used to be the crown jewel of the United States, New York City, where half of its own residents want to leave.
We don't have a national language.
Or do you want to be a country where if you come in, you sign the guest book, and you follow the rule book?
They'll say that... I don't think... Let me take the most extreme example possible.
If you take very, very tough on crime.
And I understand you don't want to infringe on people's civil rights or liberties.
I'm using an example to make a point.
That's the country that you have.
New York.
Or, you commit a violent crime more than once, you don't see the light of day for a certain amount of time.
Ten years.
Oh, you murder?
You're gone.
Well, how long?
Forever.
There needs to be a message sent at a certain point in time.
New York is a good example.
When Giuliani was mayor, a lot of you are young enough to not remember this, broken windows theory, there was not a subway train that came out in the morning out of that station.
With a piece of graffiti.
He said, we are going to clean every single inch of spray paint.
We are going to make sure that every window is intact.
We are going to make sure that this is a city where people say, hey, we want to take care of our own crap.
Why?
Because it's a lot nicer now.
Isn't this great?
And it worked.
And crime went down.
There were other policies, of course.
The left complained about it, said that New York lost its grit.
Well, the grit is back.
You have New York.
You see what it is.
Do you want that for the rest of the country?
Because make no mistake, that is exactly what the left has in plan for this country if they had power completely unfettered.
New York, Detroit, San Francisco, wherever they congregate, the policies end up with eerily similar results.
What kind of a country do you want to be?
That is really what's on trial here in this next election.
Do you want New York to be applied to the United States?
Or do you want to return to form?
Laws.
Humanity.
Protection for people who are pursuing the American Dream.
You cannot pursue the American Dream if someone can take it from you consequence-free.
Think of the American Dream.
People used to say, home, white picket fence, family, maybe some vacation.
No, no, hold on a second.
That home can be taken from you.
White picket fence?
Oh, that implies property.
You don't have property rights.
Family?
Well, hold on a second.
If your son, your daughter wants a transition, we'll take them away from you if you don't allow it.
As young as eight.
Depending on the state!
We're not only discouraging, we are making people afraid to pursue the American Dream.
We are basically sending a message loud and clear, no no, the American Dream, you peep, that's dead.
Okay, we're not going to allow that.
$7.5 million?
Come on in.
What's your dream?
Whatever you want.
No no no, what you've wanted since the inception of this country, that's no longer on the menu.
$7.5 million?
Come on in.
Let's start with New York.
What kind of a country do you want to be?
The good news is, you have some choices here.
The good news is that New York has not spread like the cancer it wants to be across the country.
And you have the opportunity to block it.
And we'll talk more about that.
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Investigative journalism?
Should that still be a thing?
No?
All right.
Then vote for Joe Biden.
We've had to, we've experienced this, just on a personal level, where we've had to try and circumvent all these new rules, laws, that are created out of thin air, every single day.
When you can just change the laws, and you can do away with laws that actually protect the citizens, what's the point in laws?
Well, hold on a second.
You had a law that said someone couldn't steal my house.
Yeah, we're doing away with that.
Well, hold on a second.
The law says that there's corruption in the government, and it's a single-party consent state, and I have the right to film this, and I have the right to ensure that the people know.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, we change that.
Well, hold on a second.
The law says that I have the right to charge rent for this property, especially if I have the right to enforce a contract.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, we change that.
Well, hold on a second.
The law says I have to pay taxes?
Oh, we're keeping that one.
Yeah, you don't do that, guys with guns, come and take your shit away.
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Yeah.
Is it?
Yeah, we've had a good amount of it.
It's still going.
We'll see if we get a strike for it.
Yeah, I can't imagine getting a strike for reality.
It's been a while, so... So, YouTube, I mean, we dare ya, but right now, piss off.
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