The Party of Crime? Democrats’ MS-13 Scandal Could Be the Final Nail in the Coffin
The Party of Crime? Democrats’ MS-13 Scandal Could Be the Final Nail in the Coffin
The Party of Crime? Democrats’ MS-13 Scandal Could Be the Final Nail in the Coffin
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I I don't know what the Democrats are doing. | |
I don't care what they're doing. | |
I don't want to find out what they're doing. | |
I want them to keep doing what they're doing. | |
And I want to make sure that we do everything in our power to make sure that the world knows what it is the Democrats stand for. | |
My friends, this is the 93rd day. | |
This has been 93 days after the inauguration. | |
And in a week, it will be 100, day 100. | |
And one of the problems that I've been having, and maybe you're the same way, is to be a little bit more calm, a little bit more patient with the President as to what he is doing, what he's not doing, what he's planning on doing. | |
That I don't know. | |
We've got to be calm. | |
We have to be patient. | |
We have to be... | |
These are things that I understand. | |
But I am telling you that I thought, I thought that the Democrats were maybe going to get back into reality after they lost so decidedly. | |
I thought for sure after they were drubbed by President Trump. | |
I mean, they were Crushed. | |
I thought for sure they would say, you know what, we're going to back up. | |
We have to sit back and kind of understand. | |
We're not connecting with people. | |
You know, the country's changed. | |
People are different. | |
They don't believe necessarily in what we are saying. | |
They don't believe in this lunacy. | |
They believe in law and order. | |
I thought for sure this is what they would say. | |
But they're not doing it. | |
For reasons, my friend, I will never understand. | |
So it is therefore incumbent upon us. | |
And incumbent upon all of us. | |
To recognize a very, very simple fact, and that is simply this. | |
We have to make sure everybody understands exactly what they're standing for. | |
Everything. | |
These are the people whose idea of due process is let people go. | |
The Democrats are the people who, during the George Floyd disaster, Promoted this no bail, no jail, no nothing. | |
These were the same folks. | |
These were the same people, the same folks who did this. | |
But here's the deal. | |
Unless the average American understands this, and this is incumbent upon us, unless the Democrat, undecided, unregistered, independent, maybe somebody who was a Democrat, who now is poached. | |
We can pull over to our side. | |
Irrespective. | |
For them to put their money on Kilmar and the MS-13 crowd is so perfect that God is telling you, if you can't win with this, Their whole thing is they're worried about due process. | |
Let's make sure we understand what's happening. | |
Let's make sure we understand, we grasp what is happening. | |
I know Raul does. | |
Raul says, I watched your conversation with Professor Eric Thaddeus Walters, Attorney Pope Francis' papacy. | |
It was revelatory to know he was not the Pope. | |
It was believed to be the case. | |
That, of course, will be denied, as you can imagine, by the Vatican, but it is believed to be the case. | |
Now, let us review these things here. | |
Number one. | |
And thank you, by the way, sir. | |
Number one. | |
When you go into a country, any country, this is axiomatic, and you enter it illegally, or in the process of entering the country, you violate the law, You lie because of some kind of affiliation to a group. | |
You do not have the same rights as the law-abiding. | |
Pilgrim says they will get violent. | |
Then say we had no choice. | |
That could very well be, PM. | |
That could very well be. | |
I hope we are ready for that. | |
And thank you. | |
When you enter illegally, there's a whole group of... | |
You should read the law. | |
In torts, regarding the duty of care that you are required to show for invitees, licensees, trespassers. | |
I mean, if you invite people on your property, you have to use reasonable care not to have obstructions and, for example, holes that are covered up. | |
with tarp so that a guest could fall into a hole. | |
But what duty do you own a trespasser? | |
These are things which people have to understand. | |
We have to remind people that every single year we naturalize X amount of people. | |
That they come to our country and they don't break the law. | |
And they're wonderful. | |
Waiting for part two update. | |
Waiting for part two update on... | |
What, Big Dick? | |
What part two are we talking about? | |
I don't know. | |
But thank you. | |
Going back to what I said. | |
You have to remind people of what's going on here. | |
He came into our country. | |
What exactly is their power? | |
They want him here. | |
They're not worried about due process. | |
Once I were to go to Ayanna Pressley... | |
For example, and say something to the effect of, you know, Ayanna, we've pretty much adjudicated this with the court and all due process considerations were met. | |
He has not been illegally detained or removed or what have you. | |
And you are satisfied. | |
Will she move on? | |
No. | |
Because she wants him here. | |
The papacy. | |
Thank you, Dick. | |
Indeed, I'm going to check Mr. with Professor Walters and we will get on that immediately. | |
So going back to what I said, if indeed there were due process considerations met and satisfied, will she go away? | |
I don't think so. | |
Will that satisfy her? | |
I don't think so. | |
Not at all. | |
I don't think so. | |
No. | |
What does she want? | |
She wants him here. | |
She wants... | |
Anything that violates law and order and rationality. | |
This is the Democratic Party. | |
Now here's the question. | |
Do you think there is a problem with us taking individuals who come into this country and sending them to Devil's Island or wherever? | |
Do you see that as being a problem? | |
Do you think the United States owes these people some minimal duty that when we capture them or arrest them, that we send them back or deport, but don't send them to some other country where they have horrible... | |
I mean, if we were to send them to China to work with the Uyghurs... | |
Does that make any sense? | |
What if we said, let's assume, because we're not really sure exactly what the Uyghurs are. | |
Remember when we talked about that in Falun Gong and others in China? | |
We used to talk about them, but now we don't care about them. | |
But let's assume, just for the sake of argument, assume, dear friend, that I send them to, and this is important, I send them to China. | |
And they're in some slave camp. | |
And they're doing forced labor. | |
Is that right? | |
Probably not. | |
Probably not. | |
Are we supposed to? | |
I mean, I'm saying, probably not all right. | |
What is our remedy? | |
Well, I guess what I'm trying to say is, don't do that anymore, but we're not going to lose any sleep. | |
I want there to be a very, very simple rule in this country, the same way I would expect in any other country. | |
Don't go to the United States for any reason whatsoever. | |
Do not go to the United States if you think, if you think, or if you are illegal. | |
Now, I want to talk to you about some other things which are very, very critical, very, very important. | |
I want you to think about this. | |
But before we begin, my friend, before we... | |
not begin, we've already begun. | |
I want to, first of all, make sure that you are subscribed to Alliant All Nation and make sure that you are aware of what's going on. | |
And let me also tell you something. | |
Right now, in particular, do not think that all is well regarding the possibility of emergency disasters. | |
Look at the fires that occurred. | |
In New Jersey, why is it happening? | |
What is going on? | |
What is this all about? | |
What in the name of God is happening? | |
That's the question that I want to know, and you want to know as well. | |
Because if something goes wrong, either there's a supply chain problem, or tariff problems, or backup, remember, all of a sudden, we couldn't find eggs, or eggs, depending on how you pronounce it. | |
Do we solve that problem? | |
Yes. | |
What happened? | |
I don't know. | |
What about the avian viruses? | |
I don't know. | |
Did somebody explain that to you? | |
No. | |
Things happen, they get corrected, and we never have a clarification. | |
That's who we are. | |
Because we have the attention span of a gnat. | |
But what's most important is for you to listen very, very carefully regarding this critical message. | |
Let me ask you a question. | |
What happens when the trucks stop? | |
Think about this. | |
Trucks. | |
You know, the trucks that bring your food. | |
And then when one store closes because of a riot or ransomware hit or a hurricane or even manufactured weather. | |
Oh yeah! | |
We've talked about that. | |
What happens when all of a sudden, suddenly, the entire supply chain collapses like dominoes? | |
What happens then? | |
We've seen it happen, and it doesn't take much. | |
And that's the thing you've got to think about. | |
A trucker strike, a cyber attack, some EMP, some Carrington class disaster, a city shut down by violence. | |
It only takes one spark for shelves to go empty, fast. | |
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Whatever happened? | |
Let me go back to this. | |
Whatever happened to the notion of the eggs? | |
Whatever happened? | |
Remember this? | |
All of a sudden, for reasons I shan't understand, we said this is the worst thing ever. | |
It was like they were the hardest thing for anybody to even find. | |
They were so difficult, so incredible. | |
It was so awful. | |
Where are the eggs? | |
What did we do? | |
Nobody knew. | |
Nobody knew. | |
And they talked about this. | |
And they showed the people at the stores. | |
And then all of a sudden, It's okay now. | |
What happened? | |
Well... | |
It just... | |
What do you mean? | |
Well... | |
You know, it just sort of... | |
What do you mean? | |
Well... | |
This is the part I will never understand. | |
We have to have almost a group... | |
We almost have to have, dare I say, a group of people. | |
We have to have a form of media that reminds you this is what they have never found. | |
This is what they never, ever clarified. | |
They never clarified. | |
They never, ever, ever said this is what happened. | |
So my question of you simply is this. | |
What about this? | |
Let me ask you, dear friends, let me see if I can do this very, very carefully in a way that I think makes the most sense. | |
Let me see if I can make sense to you. | |
Okay, you ready? | |
Okay. | |
What? | |
What is the status as to tariffs now? | |
Let me give you a couple of seconds to see who's available. | |
What is the status right now of tariffs as we speak? | |
Is this a good idea? | |
Is this a bad idea? | |
Are we benefiting? | |
Are we being harmed? | |
Are we being hurt? | |
What is, ladies and gentlemen, the status of tariffs now? | |
Anybody? | |
Anybody? | |
Anybody have any idea? | |
No? | |
Anybody know? | |
Can we clarify this? | |
Charlie Calais, ladies and gentlemen, says, did you hear that in the budget continuing resolution a suspension of habeas corpus exists? | |
I found out the suspension is in the Constitution under Article 1. Well, we should look into this. | |
The suspension of habeas corpus is in the Constitution. | |
I will certainly look for that. | |
And I appreciate that. | |
Now, here's the question. | |
Thank you, Charlie. | |
What is the status regarding the tariffs? | |
We were told this was going to be the end of civilization as we know it. | |
We were told that President Trump risks the country, risks the economy, risks everything if he remains or sticks with this ridiculous, stupid lunacy called the tariffs. | |
Remember that? | |
What happened? | |
I don't know. | |
It just went away. | |
Laurie Cuck, ladies and gentlemen, says, your walkabouts in New York City was great. | |
Eric blew my mind. | |
He's so smart, better off now with tariffs, in my opinion. | |
Thank you. | |
By the way, we're doing the walkabouts. | |
I'm going to do some more later. | |
I think you really enjoyed this. | |
I'm going to do this again. | |
I think people like it. | |
I think we're going to go up to the Hudson River, show you some stuff. | |
I think it's fun. | |
It's a... | |
I feel like a tour guide. | |
So I'm going to do that later. | |
Weather permitted, if you dig it, it brings people in. | |
But here's a question. | |
I don't know about the tariffs. | |
Is anybody feeling anything? | |
No. | |
Anybody? | |
No. | |
Are you... | |
No. | |
See, this is what I'm saying. | |
And this is the best one. | |
Claudie, by the way, who was yelling, says, I don't know what the status of the tariffs right now have been. | |
I have been noticing as countries are battling each other's tariffs, like China versus Thailand tariffs. | |
Well, battling, but battling how much? | |
I hate to keep giving you this expression, but here's the thing. | |
I will tell you what Americans believe. | |
Americans don't give a shit about tariffs unless it hurts them. | |
Eggs, gas prices, something they can say, hey! | |
That's the way it works. | |
Short of that, it doesn't matter. | |
NPC says they're bringing negotiations to the table. | |
I guess they are. | |
That's what they say they are. | |
I think that's what they're doing. | |
I don't know if that's what they're doing. | |
I guess that's what they're doing. | |
I don't know what to tell you. | |
You see, Americans, and I know this, don't, and please, I don't mean to be scatological, but the expression is, they don't give a shit. | |
Have you noticed? | |
Take a shit, give a shit, make a shit. | |
This word, the introductory verb, conveys a whole different story. | |
The bottom line, my friend, is Americans don't care anything about this at all. | |
Not in the least. | |
Let me give you another one. | |
This is my favorite. | |
And I've got a friend of mine who gets very upset when I say this. | |
You do know that there is a big deal going on right now regarding various campuses. | |
I think Cornell, they hired somebody or were going to have something. | |
I'm doing a lot of this today. | |
Somebody who was called anti-Semitic. | |
Meaning they said some things about Israel. | |
Now, you and I know that's not really anti-Semitic. | |
Saying something about Israel is not the same as saying something which is anti-Judaism. | |
Anti-Semitic. | |
In fact, let's go to our friend Chachi Pete, shall we? | |
Can we do that? | |
I love to do this. | |
Let me ask this question. | |
What exactly does the term anti-Semitic mean? | |
Does it mean saying something against Israel or saying something against Judaism? | |
And what is a Semite exactly? | |
This is my question. | |
And here's what Chad GPT says. | |
Now, Chad GPT is a little left because it calls from various things. | |
Do you ever notice how sometimes when you want to have a graphic, It has a lot of pictures of Trump, so it can focus on Trump, but if it's a picture of you, they won't do it. | |
The term antisemitic refers to hostility, prejudice, or discrimination against Jews as a religious, ethnic, or racial group. | |
It does not specifically mean criticism of Israel or its government. | |
Although in some contexts, harsh or unfair criticism of Israel, especially when it invokes classic anti-Semitic tropes or denies the Jewish people the right to self-determination, can be considered anti-Semitic under broader definitions. | |
But it does not mean any kind of criticism against Israel, per se. | |
That's the rule. | |
The distinctions. | |
Anti-Semitism means prejudice or hatred directed at Jews as a people, a religion, or a culture. | |
Criticism of Israel is not inherently anti-Semitic, unless it crosses into demonization, portraying Israel as uniquely evil, delegitimization, denying Israel's right to exist, to exist, that's a tough one. | |
The existential objection. | |
Double standards, judging Israel by standards not applied by the country. | |
The Internal Holocaust Remembrance Alliance working definition of anti-Semitism is the most commonly referred reference standard. | |
It defines anti-Semitism as a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred towards Jews. | |
Rhetorical and physical manifestation of anti-Semitism are directed towards Jewish or non-Jewish individuals and or their property towards Jewish community institutions or the like. | |
See what I mean? | |
Here's this other question. | |
Listen to this. | |
What specifically is a Semite and how does that work into the definition of anti-Semitism? | |
ChatGPT. | |
Greatest thing in the world. | |
Let's wait. | |
Let me try this again. | |
I have this. | |
What is a... | |
It took Semite as sight. | |
What exactly is a Semite? | |
Okay, here we go. | |
This is a question. | |
You know me, I love definitions of these words. | |
A Semite, historically, a Semite refers to a group of individuals who speak Semitic languages, which include Hebrew, Arabic, Aramaic, Amharic, which is Ethiopian, Akkadian, which is early or ancient Mesopotamia, Phoenician, and others. | |
Okay? | |
So, ethnically or linguistically, Semites include both Jews and Arabs, among others. | |
Okay? | |
Although Semite is a broad linguistic category, the term anti-Semitism was coined in Germany in the 19th century by political ideologue Wilhelm Marr. | |
He used it specifically to describe a modern racial or cultural hostility towards Jews, not towards all Semitic people. | |
So the word, I've never understood this because... | |
Gerald Salenti and others were arguing that the word Semite, like a Ashkenazi Jew, isn't Semitic because they're European. | |
The word sounds like it should apply to all Semites, but it always refers, or has always referred exclusively to Jews. | |
So over time, anti-Semitism became the global understood term for hatred, discrimination, or prejudice against Jews. | |
So linguistically, it's a bit misleading. | |
Now, What I just said to you right now, what I just read to you, what I just wrote, most of you, I hope, would say, oh, that's interesting, because I love, as you know, specifically denoting and specifying when language applies. | |
What is the language? | |
What are we saying? | |
What does this word mean? | |
How does this thing work? | |
By the way, a pilgrim says, Xi Jinping... | |
Went to Vietnam, and then they bought F-16s. | |
Okay, thank you. | |
Thank you for that. | |
So here's my question. | |
America, Americans, couldn't care less about this stuff. | |
Americans. | |
You might care about it. | |
We might care about it. | |
Certain aspects of the left. | |
Katie Halper, and I was listening to this, they, oh my god, Finkelstein and this, and Rabbi Schmooley, and Dave Smith, and this and this, and Pierce Morgan, and they're talking about this, and Douglas Murray, and Joe Rogan. | |
I'm not telling you it's not, it's a fascinating subject. | |
America doesn't give a shit one way or the other about it. | |
Doesn't care. | |
Let me tell you the way Americans think about this. | |
Americans say, look, these people in the Middle East, Arabs, Jews, they've been fighting each other. | |
They're always going to fight. | |
What are you going to do about this? | |
That's the way Americans think. | |
That's what America said. | |
Hey, did you hear about the fact that they arrested a Palestinian Scholar, or somebody who claims to be that, merely because he came here, and he's married, and his family's eight months pregnant, and people will say, that's America. | |
If you can cross that blood-brain barrier, then you're on to something. | |
See, my job as a political theorist, political scientist, so to speak, I want to get you across that. | |
Across that River Styx, across that Maginot Line, across the Rubicon. | |
How do I go from the blood-brain barrier, the firewall? | |
How do I go from to that really matters? | |
How? | |
I've got a friend of mine who's a talk radio host who refers to anti-Semitism. | |
And Cornell, they're anti-Semitic. | |
Now, when you talk about you want to have some singer who wanted a second intifada against Israel? | |
Is that what you're saying? | |
Is that anti-Semitic? | |
I don't know. | |
Not technically under the rules. | |
The rules, this is about Israel versus, I don't think it's a war. | |
That's like using the word, an intifada to most people would say, let's say pogrom or something. | |
You're really asking for it, okay? | |
So let me give you Uncle Lenny's view of this. | |
Number one, is it? | |
Maybe not. | |
But here's the question. | |
What are you doing? | |
What? | |
What are you doing? | |
Do you want to win this? | |
And their answer is no. | |
Let me give you the, and let me just say this to you. | |
And I'm going to collectively say this, and I don't mean this in a bad way. | |
I really don't, but it sounds like I do. | |
Kenny Halper, who's very, very good. | |
Max Blumenthal, very good. | |
Aaron Monte, Judge Napolitano, Mearsheimer, Scott Ritter. | |
Just go down the list. | |
Ilan Pape, just everybody. | |
Okay. | |
They are telling you this isn't about anything you understand. | |
They believe absolutely that what Israel is doing is they are committing genocide. | |
America's like this. | |
Nobody's talking about this. | |
Now when I say nobody, I mean nobody. | |
Yeah, there's a few. | |
Not anybody I know. | |
When I say that. | |
Not the people in the street. | |
Gas prices they would be. | |
Eggs they would be. | |
Tariffs? | |
Nope. | |
Israel? | |
Nope. | |
Here's what I don't understand. | |
If I went... | |
And I said, I want if, let's say the Palestinian folks said, we want to hire you. | |
Okay. | |
And I want you to help us with our public relations. | |
Alright. | |
What would you do? | |
You want to hear what I have to say? | |
Yeah, what would you have to do? | |
Okay. | |
Let me explain this. | |
First of all, you've got to get the right spokesman. | |
Take off the keffiyeh. | |
Take off this stuff because they look at it and they say Arafat and all this kind of stuff. | |
Get Americans who look like Americans, grandmothers, we saw this during Vietnam, and have them explain just pictures. | |
Do not say genocide. | |
Do not say that word. | |
When you say genocide to people, they think of World War II. | |
They think of Hitler. | |
They think of whatever. | |
You're picking the wrong world. | |
Yeah, but the ICC. | |
I don't care what the ICC. | |
Do you want to win this or don't you? | |
They don't care. | |
Their thing is, damn it, we're right. | |
We don't care what you have to say. | |
You need to get people who are not, who are priests, regular people, who are very, very nice, who say calmly, and this has always been my way of doing it. | |
This is how I would start off everything. | |
Let me show you something. | |
This is what's going on in Gaza. | |
Show a picture of something so horrific and don't explain anything. | |
This was taken on October... | |
Here's another picture. | |
That's what's going on. | |
To which the Israelis would say, let me show you our picture. | |
This is October the 7th. | |
This is what Hamas did. | |
Don't tell people what they are to believe. | |
Show them. | |
Charlie Calais says, Habeas Corpus Article 1, Section 9 can be suspended in case of rebellion or invasion. | |
Trump declared the illegals an invasion. | |
Yeah. | |
I don't think he's going to be... | |
He might be suspending Habeas Corpus for that. | |
By the way, Habeas Corpus is not necessarily what you mean. | |
That means, I think... | |
Kind of a due process consideration to question the legality of the confinement. | |
I don't think somehow there's going to be no more probable cause hearings in county jails. | |
But that is fascinating. | |
Make the Green says, my super chat is below. | |
My super chat is below. | |
Wait a minute, what's going on here? | |
Big Dick says, my super chat is below. | |
My super chat is below. | |
I don't know what that means. | |
My super chat is below. | |
I don't know what that means. | |
But thank you. | |
My super chat is below. | |
I don't know what that means. | |
But it sounds interesting. | |
Thank you. | |
You're so wonderful in terms of making me always wonder, what do they mean by this? | |
Your language is so fascinating. | |
And I thank you for that. | |
Let's go back to what I was saying. | |
Do you want to win this thing? | |
Do you want to win? | |
Here's a question. | |
Are you going to kill more? | |
Kill more, the MS-13? | |
Show me a Lake and Riley or somebody. | |
Show me a death. | |
Have you seen a murder patient before? | |
Have you ever seen one? | |
Have you ever seen a crime scene? | |
Have you? | |
Most people haven't. | |
And I don't think you should. | |
It's really something. | |
I'd like to say, here's Lake and Riley. | |
This is what she looked like when they found her. | |
This is what they see when they came upon her. | |
This is after the animals got a hold of her. | |
Whatever the particular story is. | |
And you speak very, very very very very you speak very calmly very It's just a matter of fact. | |
You just do this. | |
You just do this. | |
In a very straightforward way, this is what she is. | |
This is what they found in her life. | |
Here she is later on. | |
This is a forensic, depending on who it was. | |
And this man did this. | |
Now, I'm not going to say anything. | |
I don't have to tell you. | |
And he is a bad man, and we don't want his type in our remember. | |
In the case of Israel or Palestine, depending upon who gets there first, you want to say that the other side is a savage, or they're brutal, or they're inhuman, or whatever it is. | |
This is what you do. | |
You just let them do this. | |
During Vietnam, when we changed our collective opinion, this is when you had grandmothers and people who came about and who were absolutely incredible when it came to just Pointing out what's going on. | |
It wasn't long-haired types. | |
It wasn't Stephen Stills. | |
It wasn't David Crosby. | |
Pilgrim says, I wonder what Judge Walter Heinrich would say. | |
Buzzy Heinrich? | |
One of the best ever? | |
I do not know. | |
And his father, the high sheriff, was a wonderful man. | |
I loved him. | |
You just see him at Spanish Park. | |
You're bringing up some great... | |
I remember Judge Graybill, Judge Cumber Riddler. | |
Graybill, Judge Gilbert was wonderful. | |
Judge Manny Menendez, Ficarota, wonderful. | |
Known him for years. | |
Hanging Harry Coe was my guy. | |
That was my absolute favorite. | |
Loved him. | |
Judge Alvarez, Vince Giglio, go down the list. | |
All right, back to this. | |
Let me explain something to you. | |
I want to convince you of something. | |
I want you. | |
All you have to do, show somebody something. | |
Do me a favor. | |
Show somebody Building 7. Did you ever see this? | |
No. | |
Let me show you something. | |
This is Building 7. WTC 7. We call it the Harriman Brothers, I think the famous BBC. | |
This was, you probably didn't know this. | |
This was Building 7. Did you remember building 7? | |
He said, I don't remember. | |
And by the way, never make people feel stupid. | |
They probably say, never heard of that, did you? | |
You didn't know about that, did you? | |
People love to do that all the time, especially people in our group. | |
You don't know about geoengineering, do you? | |
You don't know about Bilderberg. | |
You don't know about Operation Paperclip, do you? | |
Don't do that. | |
This is something, I know I was surprised. | |
This was 5.20 p.m. on that day. | |
I don't remember anybody in the news bringing it up. | |
Have you? | |
I don't remember. | |
You know, to this day, to this day going on 24 years later, I still haven't heard this building. | |
And you know what also amazed me? | |
Remember, amazed me. | |
So it's like, I am with you on this. | |
Don't feel stupid. | |
I didn't even know it wasn't even hit by anything. | |
That was something. | |
That was really, I mean, that just kind of, wow. | |
I didn't know that. | |
That kind of was like, jeez. | |
I found that kind of shocking in a very strange way. | |
I knew nothing about that. | |
So what have I said? | |
You're saying, I'm taking one for the team. | |
I'm showing my own credulity. | |
Not you. | |
I didn't know this. | |
I thought to myself, that's kind of a weird thing not to let out, especially when buildings were falling. | |
And did you know what amazed me? | |
Nothing even hit this building. | |
Nothing. | |
I think they said it was fire. | |
Maybe fire from carpet or build, I don't know, or the debris. | |
It took some of the debris. | |
I always thought those buildings were built stronger than that. | |
What you're doing is you're letting this person say, wow, you're not making them feel stupid. | |
And you're not letting them fight back. | |
You're not letting them question you. | |
So this is the way you do it. | |
And I would ask somebody a very simple question. | |
I would ask the Democratic friends, do you think there should be any restriction on People just coming to our country and just saying. | |
Do you think so? | |
You know, when you go to another country and you go to an airport and you've got to stop and go to customs and they take your passport, you think we should just eliminate that? | |
What are your thoughts on that? | |
Let them speak. | |
Don't interrupt them. | |
Let them hear. | |
Let them realize, I don't know what I'm talking about. | |
I don't know what I'm saying. | |
That's what you want to do. | |
I don't know. | |
What I'm saying. | |
I never thought about this. | |
Let them say that. | |
Let them say that. | |
Now, depending if I'm going back to Israel, or if you want to not support, but promote the pro-Israel anti- I hate to say it, anti-Palestinian, just ask this. | |
Show them the drumbeats, the violence. | |
Jewish people being threatened. | |
Highlight that. | |
But don't highlight it and say, what about that? | |
Ask them calmly. | |
What do you think about that? | |
Let people do the heavy lifting for you. | |
Let people do that. | |
Let people do it. | |
When you're arguing a case, let the jury do it. | |
Give them the information and say, you're the boss. | |
Respect their ability. | |
You see, what I'm trying to tell you is that we need to get the word out to people. | |
And we need to get the word out that the Democrats are evil. | |
And whatever your particular position is, the Democrats are evil. | |
And if we don't do something about this, we're going to have hell to pay. | |
And this is Lake and Riley. | |
This is the picture they show you. | |
This is a very nice, very sweet, very beautiful young lady. | |
But this is the picture I want you to remember. | |
This was her... | |
This is how she left this world. | |
This is how she left. | |
Remember when you went to, let's say, to a funeral home and you saw maybe a relative and you always thought, isn't she, you know, there's a certain dignity that accompanies people leaving this world. | |
Music or lights or makeup. | |
You want to, obviously, showing respect. | |
This This is how this beautiful woman left this world. | |
And somebody here treated her like she was just a trash. | |
Like a wild animal. | |
What do you think about this? | |
What would you do? | |
Do you think we should just... | |
Is it so rare? | |
Do we just look the other way? | |
Let them get mad. | |
You don't have to tell them. | |
Ask them. | |
What would you do? | |
I'm putting you in charge of this. | |
That's all. | |
So this is not the way people do it. | |
It never ceases to amaze me. | |
So you've got these two chidroulos, Dave Smith and... | |
And by the way, nobody understands this guy, Charles Murray. | |
They don't understand what a pompous asshole this guy is. | |
They don't even realize it. | |
They don't realize it. | |
Have you ever seen Winter? | |
No. | |
Winter? | |
No. | |
Summer Warrior? | |
Winter? | |
Anyway, it's a Thomas Paine thing. | |
It's a black and white. | |
It's these Vietnamese veterans who came back from Vietnam and they were, I mean, they looked, they had hairstyles. | |
They looked frightening. | |
And they were in combat. | |
And there was one guy, one guy was a Marine pilot, and he looked, and they were, They gave these testimonies about what they did, the horrors they saw. | |
And one fellow, I think it's called Winter Soldier. | |
You must see this. | |
Maybe you've seen this. | |
Maybe you can correct me on this if you've seen it. | |
I think he's from New York. | |
And he kind of sounded like a dude. | |
He described what he did and what he saw. | |
And it was so matter-of-fact, It was so, not cold, but just, it was shocking. | |
Like nothing I ever thought or heard. | |
That's what we have to do. | |
So what we need to do is we need somebody to explain to the President. | |
And I'm going to go in and I'm going to say, Mr. President, permission to speak, sir. | |
Mr. President, I realize it's been 93 days. | |
But I am not feeling very confident regarding Some of your cabinet people. | |
Not in terms of their integrity. | |
But I'm talking about the affect. | |
Right now, we need something, which is so important. | |
And Pam Bondi, I think, is deep down inside. | |
She is a very competent, known her for years, fellow tampeña, state attorney's office, pilgrim, 13th judicial circuit, former attorney general. | |
I don't think she has that killer instinct. | |
I want you to look at me. | |
And let me tell you why I'm so dangerous. | |
I never want you to see how dangerous I am. | |
Never. | |
Why? | |
You know what my favorite animals always were when I was a kid? | |
The little animals. | |
The little snakes. | |
The most poisonous. | |
The black mamba. | |
Oh my god. | |
This thing was like, look at it. | |
There was a form of, what was it, stingray or something? | |
I don't know what it was. | |
I love camouflage animals. | |
I think it was the anglerfish, the one that has a little worm on top of his head. | |
It just sits there. | |
And it looks so innocent. | |
That's me. | |
I love camouflage. | |
I like the monarch versus the viceroy. | |
I think it was the viceroy that shares the markings of the monarch but is actually edible. | |
It's confusing. | |
That's what I want. | |
I want to go and I want to just fool you. | |
I want to be the most honest with me thing you've ever seen. | |
Why do you think flowers are red? | |
Why do you think in nature? | |
Why do you think that is? | |
Interestingly enough, it has to do with the chances of them being attracted to pollination. | |
Now how bees see color, I have no idea. | |
But there's a reason for it. | |
Now what I'm trying to do is I'm going to go to the president and say, you need me to do something, Mr. President. | |
You need me to be the department of the department of, for example, the fellow who was in Trump Tower who spray-painted the sign, you have to show him, I want him to be made an example. | |
I want to get the people who keyed the test list. | |
And I don't, and I want you to say, holy, holy shit, that's enough. | |
Oh, no, no. | |
The blue ring octopus, three inch long, you're done. | |
Oh yeah, three inches. | |
Give me those little tiny, tiny, scary... | |
Look at the AIDS virus. | |
AIDS virus is my favorite. | |
That's what I would be. | |
If I could be a disease, oh yeah. | |
It turns off your radar. | |
That's what AIDS does. | |
AIDS doesn't kill you. | |
It's opportunistic disease. | |
Kaposi's sarcoma, pneumocystis, pneumonia, that kind of thing. | |
That's what gets you. | |
But not the... | |
It's not the AIDS itself. | |
And I really mean that. | |
That's the stuff that I find fascinating. | |
So what I would do is I would say, Mr. President, we're going to have a special detail. | |
And we're going to have these Tesla people, we're going to have them... | |
Let's do a novel approach. | |
A novel approach. | |
One time, I charged somebody. | |
He was a real bad guy. | |
With armed or assaultive burglary. | |
It's a life felony. | |
And it's up there. | |
And nobody ever charged it. | |
But it means, under the statute, you go into a building, a structure conveyance or dwelling. | |
But during the course of this, You are either armed or you confront somebody and you threaten them. | |
It's basically like strong-arm invasive burglary and nobody charges. | |
Well, I did it. | |
And I thought, well, this is... | |
And by the way, you charge them a lot, kind of like what Trump does. | |
You load them up and then later on you plea bargain down. | |
But I got these people going and said, we are sitting on this statute that we have that nobody's using. | |
It's absolutely the most important thing in the world. | |
If you use this novelty not to be like Beria, Livrenti Beria, show me the man and I'll show you the crime, kind of a Stalin-esque henchman. | |
No, no, no, no. | |
But if we go after people and we say, no, no, we're going to show you that you are going to pay dearly for this. | |
Dearly. | |
Dearly. | |
If you bother or hurt regular people, we are going to show you in no On certain terms, we mean business. | |
That's what needs to be done. | |
I will never forget what they did to those January 6th people. | |
Did you ever see those people sleeping on floors that were freezing in America? | |
I will never forget that. | |
I will never get that out of my mind. | |
You don't want to see me. | |
You do not. | |
I want these people to say, holy shit. | |
This guy's serious. | |
Because they don't take him seriously. | |
And I don't want to make a big deal of it. | |
I don't want to say, and you better learn that if you violate... | |
No, no, no, no. | |
They'll do the work for me. | |
We have a very rule, a very fair, equal justice under the law. | |
And if you use the justice that was meted out against Americans during the January 6th protest, which basically was parading without a permit, we are going to show you specifically what happens when we... | |
Return the favor. | |
And you can understand that. | |
You thought it was a good idea, didn't you, before when we went after January 6th people with their insurrection and seditious conspiracy? | |
Remember that? | |
You thought it was a good idea. | |
Didn't you? | |
Well, if you have people who are basically spread out and they're doing things like affecting and hurting, denying the civil rights, because what they're doing is They are going after you for daring to purchase a Tesla. | |
This is your freedom of expression. | |
This is the civil rights. | |
This is federal. | |
We're going to put an end. | |
Don't do this in our country. | |
And a lot of people say, oh my God. | |
And then the first time somebody is sentenced, we've got to find a judge who can do it. | |
First time somebody gets 20 years. | |
And don't forget, in federal court, you do 85%. | |
There's no parole. | |
85%. | |
That's it. | |
There's no early release. | |
You're done. | |
I mean, serious stuff. | |
The last time the Republicans were ever tough was during Patriot Act days. | |
Remember Jose Padilla? | |
Remember him? | |
They got him as an enemy combatant. | |
I mean, it was excessive. | |
That's the way it is. | |
Mr. President, you're not doing this. | |
You're not doing this. | |
I'm going to come up later tonight, I'm going to explain to you what's going on in Russia. | |
Nobody is explaining this. | |
We don't say going on in Russia, but regarding Russia and Ukraine, it's not being explained in the least. | |
I heard some Fox News folks who, I'm sorry, they were so... | |
And maybe, who might be, and I hope to God this is true, I don't think Marco Rubio really understands what's going on. | |
I think he thinks he's a senator. | |
He's up against Lavrov, who is the ultimate dignitary, the actual diplomat? | |
But I've spoken too much, my friend. | |
I've spoken too much. | |
You know what I'm saying? | |
I think you do. | |
So, to my dear, dear friends, Pilgrim Media, thank you so much. | |
Make the Dream. | |
Big Dick from Chicago. | |
Charlie Kelly. | |
Thank you, Raul. | |
Laurie Cuck. | |
By the way, Laurie, we're going to do some more. | |
It's a beautiful day. | |
I think I might take you up and down to Hudson today. | |
What do you say? | |
If you like that stuff. | |
I think it was fun. | |
I enjoyed it. | |
The response is terrific. | |
So I'll do that. | |
And I think I'm going to do it on the Lionel Legal channel as well. | |
Don't forget to make sure you are subscribed to Lionel Nation. | |
Don't forget to watch that interview I did with Eric Thaddeus Walter. | |
And did you see the one about the red light therapy? | |
This got me. | |
This is fascinating. | |
Please watch that, okay? | |
You got that? | |
All right. | |
And thank you. | |
I thank you. | |
Look, somebody said right now, are we still on the MN13 topic? | |
No. | |
Sorry. | |
We are not, my friends. | |
We are not. | |
We have changed. | |
But thank you so much, Manzany Nick, for bringing that up. | |
Because you know what? | |
I changed my mind. | |
I think I said right now very, very clearly that what I would do is I would show, for example, Pictures of Lake Riley and others to show how these individuals who come to this country, like Kilmar, are bad people. | |
Did you catch that, Nick? | |
Did you catch that? | |
Next time I'm going to say, now, Nick, I'm changing topics now, but not really. | |
Bless your heart. | |
I appreciate that, Nick. | |
I appreciate that. | |
Nothing wrong with being slow. | |
Nothing wrong with that. | |
Don't even, don't worry about it. | |
It's my pleasure. | |
I sometimes think that everybody, Is aware, but you remind me, that is not the truth. | |
All right, dear friends, have a great and a glorious day. | |
Don't ever change and mean that sincerely. | |
And we will talk to you later. | |
Until then, remember, my friends, the monkey's dead. | |
The show's over to you. |