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	How many times have I said that on a Monday?
	Okay.
	Let's see.
	20 years, at least.
	Times 50, let's say.
	No, no.
	Yeah, a thousand times.
	I really do hope you had a good weekend.
	It's tough to have good weekends in some ways.
	At the time in which we live, it is a dark time.
	You cannot deny it.
	And I feel like Churchill.
	I'm not Churchill.
	I'm not comparing myself to Churchill.
	I said I feel like Churchill.
	In the dark days of Britain, when Britain's future was in jeopardy, as is America's today, in our case, from internal haters of this country, in his case, external haters of his country.
	If you deny that the left hates the country, then you are fooling yourself and there's not much I can say.
	Its past stinks.
	Its founders were evil.
	Its future is rotten.
	Its present is systemic racist, systemically racist, and you're telling me they don't hate the country.
	It deserves to be hated if everything they say about it is true.
	Do you know what I'm following with great interest?
	The Seattle city attorney race.
	Are you familiar with that?
	Oh, the living martyr, the producer of this show, is not familiar.
	Well, my friends, let me tell you a little about it.
	In the gigantic pile of papers for this show, a woman is running in Seattle for the city attorney.
	The woman, I will read to you.
	What this woman has said about police.
	Okay?
	This is what this woman, her name is Nicole Thomas Kennedy.
	A white woman, as it happens.
	An evil human being.
	Truly a despicable human being.
	And it says something about the citizens of Seattle that she already has 35% of support.
	Not in polling and I think in voting, for early voting.
	But that I'm not sure of.
	So, let's see.
	The race for city attorney in Seattle would seem to be completely insignificant.
	This is from conservatistar.com.
	In the scheme of national politics, however, considering the ideology of extremely far-left candidate Nicole Thomas Kennedy, NTK, as she often uses, the race is an experiment in miniature of potential voter trends.
	The reality is why the endorsement of her Republican opponent by two former Democratic governors is so important.
	Is that amazing?
	Two former Democrats governors of the state of Washington have endorsed the Republican candidate.
	The only thing that can save the country, or the best thing, it's not the only, the best thing is a civil war within the Democratic Party.
	When liberals awaken to the evil that the left is.
	That is the only chance, or the best chance, let's put it this way, for hope for this country.
	This is an example of what I'm talking about.
	Two former Democratic governors of the state of Washington have endorsed the Republican in the race for city attorney of Seattle, a truly sick city.
	And let's see.
	On Tuesday, September 28th, Christine Gregoire and Gary Locke, both former governors and Democrats, threw their support behind Republican candidate Ann Davidson.
	In a joint statement, Gregoire and Locke said, the policy choice cannot be clearer in this race.
	Abolishing jails, abolishing jails, abolishing the police, abolishing the police, and ending the prosecution of nearly all misdemeanor crimes, including shoplifting, domestic violence, and gun offenses, Would make the people of Seattle less safe.
	Less safe.
	Look, I admire them for at least acknowledging that a Republican is not the enemy.
	A leftist is.
	This is a big change in microcosm that needs to be made in macrocosm.
	Of greatest concern is Thomas Kennedy's police...
	That's her last name, Thomas Kennedy, just for the record.
	Nicole is her first name.
	She has scrubbed most of her past tweets, highlighting her point of view, but as many people have learned, what's on the Internet is generally around forever.
	And local ABC affiliate KOMO, KOMO, has brought some of them back to light.
	All right, so here are some examples.
	Ready?
	Though I read to you what I just did, you will still be shocked.
	I don't know what verb is appropriate here.
	This is what this is.
	Vile human being running for city attorney of Seattle tweeted, and by the way, just in the last couple of years, she called police.
	Ready?
	Nazis, pigs, losers, stains on humanity.
	That is how Nicole Thomas Kennedy has described Seattle police officers.
	Nazis, pigs, losers, stains on humanity.
	When a man rammed a flaming pole into a police car and nearly killed an officer, Nicole Thomas Kennedy tweeted out, Cops are so dumb.
	Put up your window, pig.
	When Seattle Police Department's account reported the construction site of a new juvenile detention center had been set on fire, she posted, Yay!
	Thank you to the heroes that set the children's jail on fire.
	When police posted someone using an explosive device to blow a hole in the side of the East Police precinct, she replied, this person is a hero.
	On August 27, 2020, she called Seattle police, quote, a collection of meathead leeches who need to go home to their mommies and unlatch from the collective taxpayer teat.
	In the primary election, Thomas Kennedy received 35% of the vote, more than Ann Davidson, more than incumbent Pete Holmes.
	She has a very real chance of winning.
	Some of Nicole Thomas Kennedy's tweets are being deleted, like this one, in which she encouraged police officers to eat some COVID-laced S. You should put the word in.
	And quit your jobs.
	How does such a person get 35% of the vote in Seattle?
	What 35% vote is she getting?
	This was in...
	The 35% was in the primary election.
	There was a primary election.
	Who would run, I guess.
	So there were three people running, and the election is in November, next month.
	The incumbent, her, and the Republican?
	Yeah.
	So two Democrats are running?
	Two Democrats are running, right?
	Hmm.
	So it is interesting to find out who voted for her.
	I'm certain that wealthy white women voted for her.
	That I'm certain of.
	Not all, by any means.
	I don't know how many blacks voted for her in Seattle.
	I don't know how many blacks live in Seattle.
	But most black Americans don't want the police.
	Not only don't want police reduced in numbers, they want them increased in numbers.
	Because rich white women who are on the left don't suffer from the consequences of the diminution in numbers of police.
	Talking about diminution in numbers!
	What is the latest state that's going to use National Guardsmen in hospitals?
	Connecticut?
	New York State is going to do it.
	My friends, the entire issue about vaccination, the hatred of people who won't get vaccinated has nothing to do with health.
	Some people are truly scared.
	If you're not vaccinated, you will kill your fellow Americans.
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	When do the families of the people stranded there go public?
	That's really the issue, Byron, because that will draw attention.
	Well, I think it's going to be pretty soon.
	I mean, the United States is dependent either on the Taliban or the Qataris or some other nation to help get United States people out of Afghanistan.
	And let me say one more thing.
	I think on this issue of evacuations, there are two sides to this issue.
	There is who we have not yet.
	brought out of Afghanistan and there's who we have brought out of Afghanistan and that's a lot of interpreters that we brought out and we're finding out more about the frenzied, confused and incomplete vetting that has taken place with Afghans who have been brought to the United States.
	We have one member of Congress Representative Tiffany, I believe is his name, from Wisconsin, who went to an army base where thousands and thousands of people have been brought, and is asking, well, what's the vetting on these people?
	Did they need to be brought to the United States immediately?
	Could they be waiting in a third country, safe from being out of Afghanistan, waiting in a third country, while the United States conducts normal vetting operations?
	That we perform on all refugees.
	And they're not.
	I mean, they're already in the United States.
	The Biden administration is issuing them all what's called humanitarian parole.
	That is, coming to the United States because we say so.
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	So, you have to understand that there is a pathology here.
	It's only explicable as pathology.
	In the hatred of people who won't get vaxxed.
	And you know what the hatred is about?
	It's not about their killing people.
	Because they don't even make that argument.
	Right?
	What is the argument they make?
	Oh, 70% of those hospitalized with COVID today are not vaccinated.
	I don't know how true that is, because they lie about everything.
	They meaning the other side, including doctors.
	The medical profession is, from Fauci and the CDC on down, steeped in lies.
	So I have no idea if it's true.
	But in any event, they're killing themselves.
	That would be the worst charge you could make against the unvaccinated if you truly believe that.
	Incidentally, did anybody ever make the charge?
	You know, the percentage of people with AIDS in hospitals who are gay or intravenous drug users is about 95%.
	Anybody ever make that argument?
	And if they did, weren't they called haters?
	There is no memory in the country.
	Memory is gone.
	People remember what happened today or maybe yesterday.
	So what is it if it's not medical?
	It's that there are disobedient Americans.
	That's all it is about.
	Disobedient Americans.
	You will not listen to a democratic governor, a democratic mayor, a democratic president.
	Go to hell.
	And the ramifications of the punishments don't matter.
	If fewer people will have medical professionals, 25% I think I read, was it 25% of nurses and others working in hospitals in the medical arena?
	I'm not talking about specifically, let's say, among those who were cleaning the hospital.
	If they're gone, it doesn't matter to Fauci, Biden, Hochul, that...
	That giant who is now the governor of New York?
	Doesn't matter to them.
	What matters is we must punish the disobedient.
	That is all it is about.
	You have the audacity to think independently of the Democratic Party, the New York Times, and the CDC? Go to hell.
	That's the view.
	And if the country goes to hell along with them, that doesn't matter.
	We have to punish the disobedient.
	So...
	That's the governor of New York.
	Yes.
	Right there.
	They radiate love on the left, I must say.
	There's no question.
	A woman like that thinks Jesus would sign up for Black Lives Matter.
	He'd be out there.
	No question.
	They do believe that.
	There's no doubt in my mind.
	Would Jesus join Black Lives Matter to a woman like Hochul?
	There's no question about it.
	Okay, yes, yes.
	If there's a denier, I will take you on any day.
	Does anybody in the press corps take her up on it, really?
	Would you like to debate any of the many doctors who have raised concerns about the vaccine for the healthy?
	Do you folks understand the damage you might be doing to young people giving them the vaccine because it does no good for them?
	Do you know what will be in years?
	Do you know what will be now?
	You know the story of the woman who volunteered her daughter for the vaccine before it was approved?
	She was so sure that it would be good, and the daughter is partially paralyzed, and it is an incredibly sad story.
	But the woman meant well.
	The number of people who do damage who mean well is very large.
	So they're bringing in National Guardsmen.
	Would you like a National Guardsman to take care of you in the hospital?
	What do the National Guardsmen think about this new opportunity?
	Oh, and it's not only the hospitals that are being not destroyed, but terribly damaged by the hatred of people.
	Who won't be vaccinated.
	The hatred of people who won't be vaccinated is ruining restaurants in New York.
	So let me read to you about that.
	About New York restaurants.
	And how they are potentially going out of business.
	Because of the mandate in New York.
	It's from Epoch Times.
	New York City restaurateurs.
	are complaining that their business has been slashed severely by the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which requires people 12 and older to show vaccination proof for indoor dining, indoor fitness, and indoor entertainment.
	Pre-pandemic, O'Donohue's Pub and Restaurant was a successful business that has been open for 10 years in Times Square, Manhattan.
	Fergal Burke, the owner of O'Donohue's, noticed that his business has seen a, quote, massive drop, unquote, since the vaccine mandate came into effect.
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	All right, I don't know what to do.
	There's no...
	Yeah.
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	Biden is taking a hit and Democrats are trying to stay clear from him.
	The caller in the last hour said, where's Kamala?
	Kamala is doing her best to stay clear of Joe Biden.
	I mean, her polls stink, but combined...
	The both of them combined, I guess it's extra stinky together, because both of them stink.
	And the funny thing is, her poles are worse than his, and she wants to be nowhere near this cat.
	People are finding out that this Build Back Better thing is a socialist agenda, and the $3.5 trillion partisan wish list that the Democrats are wanting is starting to turn people off because people are starting to realize that the economic pain is going to be felt at home.
	Average, everyday Americans sitting around their dinner table are going to feel that pain.
	Overall, the poll found that Biden's net approval average is negative 7. That means 44% are...
	Approving of his job as the president and 51% disapproved.
	So this is a major slide.
	A generic Republican on the ballot at this time would lead in all seven districts going up against the Democrat incumbents by six percentage points on average.
	So Carl, the elections are so far away.
	Why are you worried about this or why are you talking about this now?
	Polls don't matter.
	Polls do matter to Democrats.
	Unfortunately, I feel like Republicans are starting to do the same.
	Republicans have an opportunity of a lifetime, in my opinion, to kick Biden while he's down.
	And you have Kevin McCarthy.
	Kevin McCarthy seems to have backtracked slightly.
	But Mitch McConnell talking about they don't want to impeach.
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	Why not?
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	And the Congress is going to get to the bottom of what was, in retrospect, probably one of the worst mistakes of the last three months, which is abandoning our secure airbase with a significant perimeter to protect against the exact kind of suicide bombing that claimed 13 American lives.
	Now, I know an individual in General Milley's circle.
	And I am told exactly what you just said.
	They would not lift the cap on the troops.
	But my advice to this individual was tell everyone you can to get a story straight, a timeline down, and every supporting document in one binder so that you do not have to change your story on timing or detail even once or you'll have Benghazi on your hands.
	And I believe that the Pentagon would be well served to over respond rather than under respond at this point.
	What's your advice to the Pentagon, Senator, on how to respond to the queries, which will never stop until we have a day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute timeline and documents supporting a decision tree here?
	Well, that sound advice not only to the Pentagon, but to anyone in the administration, what Look, Congress is not just going to move on from this fiasco.
	We're going to get to the bottom of what happened.
	Then if the Democratic Congress right now won't do it, then we'll get to the bottom of it in early 2023, once Republicans have won back control of the Congress.
	Not just the Pentagon, but anyone who is involved in this needs to understand that Congress and the American people are going to insist upon answers, and they need to have those answers ready, and they need to be documented and demonstrated with evidence.
	Any kind of shifting explanation or political spin or CYA is going to be exposed.
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	Oh...
	All right, everybody.
	Dennis Prager here.
	Tim in Tampa, one of my favorite cities.
	Hello, Tim.
	Hello, Dennis.
	Hi.
	You're wrong.
	The unvaccinated affect the public health, and the public health affects everybody.
	Of the last 100,000 people who died in this country from COVID, 97,000 are unvaccinated.
	Oh, it's baloney.
	I don't believe you.
	I'm sorry.
	It's very rare I say this.
	Okay, I don't believe the New York Times.
	Okay, okay.
	I'll bet you it's a lie.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	We're in public.
	Would you bet me?
	No, no.
	Let me talk, and I'll let you talk.
	Will you bet it's the truth that it will come out within a year?
	I contend.
	I'll bet you $1,000.
	That it comes out as you're telling me a lie from the New York Times.
	It's not a lie.
	Okay, so bet me.
	Bet me.
	Put your money where your mouth is.
	I agree with you.
	I will bet you.
	Good.
	All right.
	Wait, wait.
	We'll get them offline and we'll put the money in escrow for a charity.
	Or even for you.
	Go ahead.
	Can I finish my point?
	Yeah.
	I just wanted to make clear that I'm serious about the bet.
	Okay.
	Nationwide, less than 1% of the people who've been subject to vaccination mandates have quit.
	Okay?
	It's been a great success.
	I want every nurse to be vaccinated.
	Oh, I do believe.
	I do believe.
	By the way, wait, wait, wait.
	Let me make this clear.
	I think it has been very successful for a lot of people.
	I never said it wasn't.
	I said you don't have the damn right to tell an American that he has to get a vaccination.
	Do you think that people...
	You think 15-year-olds should be...
	Answer me.
	Do you believe 15-year-olds should be forced to...
	If you don't answer me, I'm letting you go.
	Should 15-year-olds be forced to get vaccinated?
	Nobody's been forced to be vaccinated.
	You can either be vaccinated or get tested.
	No, that is not true.
	There are many places that do not allow testing, and if it's testing, it's every week, and it's at your expense.
	No, no, it's at my expense.
	No, no, no, that's not true.
	You've changed the topic.
	Forget forced.
	Do you believe 15-year-olds should get vaccinated?
	Yes.
	Okay, alright, fair enough.
	Thank you for calling.
	That's sick.
	Okay?
	It would be sick to deny that the vaccine has not helped many people.
	That would be sick.
	It is sick to say it should be given to 15-year-olds.
	So, my collar is an extreme, and there are extremists on the other side.
	It is undeniable that there have been people who have been protected from COVID by taking the vaccine.
	It is also undeniable that it is child abuse to give it to a child.
	Just as it is child abuse to force them to wear masks in school and two-year-olds to put it on planes.
	The possibility for middle positions in this country is virtually zero.
	That's the giveaway.
	Just ask anybody who's pro-vax, do you think a 15-year-old should get vaccinated?
	What is the death rate among 15-year-olds?
	Isn't it higher in car crashes?
	It's mind-boggling to me.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, as I said, my theme is the hatred of the unvaxxed is not that they're unvaxxed.
	It's that they have disobeyed the authorities.
	And that's very scary that Americans start to think that way.
	Very scary.
	It is also, by the way, I use the word sick, I'll just say in this case, immoral, to deny the number of adverse effects from the vaccine.
	I fully acknowledge that it has protected a lot of people from COVID. For the time being, certainly.
	But it's protecting fewer and fewer as time goes on.
	There's nothing that is as good as natural antibodies, which is why it would have been much better for COVID to circulate among vast numbers of the population who are healthy, have the unhealthy vaccinated, and locked down for that matter, and let the healthy get their COVID and produce the antibodies and achieve much better health that way without any risk that a vaccine might.
	Might pose.
	That's my position.
	Tell me what exactly it is.
	What exactly is wrong with that?
	All right.
	Another person disagrees.
	They get on first.
	Sam in Atlanta, Georgia.
	Thank you for calling.
	Just to be clear, Mr. Prager, thanks for taking my call, by the way.
	I agree with you on the vaccines.
	If you want to take it, take it.
	Don't come to me telling me I have to.
	That's how I feel about that.
	But what I wanted to take issue with, Mr. Prager, you mentioned earlier that some National Guard members were taking up residence in some hospitals, helping out and whatnot because of the shortage.
	And then you kind of chuckled and then asked what you want National Guardsmen working on you.
	Yes, so hold on.
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	But Biden is taking a hit and Democrats are trying to stay clear from him.
	The caller in the last hour said, where's Kamala?
	Kamala is doing her best to stay clear of Joe Biden.
	I mean, her polls stink, but combined...
	The both of them combined.
	I guess it's extra stinky together because both of them stink.
	And the funny thing is, her poles are worse than his and she wants to be nowhere near this cat.
	But...
	People are finding out that this Build Back Better thing is a socialist agenda, and the $3.5 trillion partisan wish list that the Democrats are wanting is starting to turn people off because people are starting to realize that the economic pain is going to be felt at home.
	Average, everyday Americans sitting around their dinner table are going to feel that pain.
	Overall, the poll found that Biden's net approval average is negative seven.
	That means 44% are approving of his job as the president and 51% disapprove.
	So this is a major slide.
	A generic Republican on the ballot at this time would lead in all seven districts going up against the Democrat incumbents by six percentage points on average.
	So, Carl, the elections are so far away.
	Why are you worried about this or why are you talking about this now?
	Polls don't matter.
	Polls do matter.
	The Democrats.
	Unfortunately, I feel like Republicans are starting to do the same.
	Republicans have an opportunity of a lifetime, in my opinion, to kick Biden while he's down.
	And you have Kevin McCarthy.
	Kevin McCarthy seems to have backtracked slightly.
	But Mitch McConnell talking about they don't want to impeach.
	Why not?
	Why not?
	Five or older.
	Okay, probably 75. probably 75.
	Okay, right.
	So, 27% in Israel.
	All right, everybody.
	Dennis Prager here.
	Just on the subject of the caller from Tampa, in Israel, which would be very odd if it would be different from the United States, which is why I didn't believe the statistic.
	The statistic was not from the New York Times, from the CDC, which might as well be the CBC, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
	I have another example, which I'll give you later, and I'll get to my call in a moment, about the CDC lying.
	So, in Israel, which is more highly vaxxed than the United States, in fact, their new thing, Israel has gone crazy.
	It's been very depressing to me to watch America and Israel, my two countries I most admire, truly lose their minds on this issue.
	But I have to be honest.
	Just because I admire X or Y doesn't mean that I lose my ability to assess things.
	So 27% of the Israelis who are seriously in the hospital are vaxxed.
	Not 1%.
	So either the CDC is...
	Either America has very strange reactions to the vaccination, or Israel does, or Israel's telling the truth and the CDC is lying.
	Okay?
	Those are your choices, just for the record.
	Now, back to my caller, who defends the idea of the National Guard taking care of him.
	Where is our man here?
	Did he hang up?
	Oh, no, he didn't.
	There he is.
	Sam Thurry.
	Sam in Atlanta.
	Back to you.
	Thank you.
	Hey, yeah.
	So what I was getting at was that I just wanted you to clarify, and I'm pretty sure you don't feel this way, but National Guard folks, they're not incompetent.
	I feel, I mean, I grew up in a National Guard house.
	My father was in the National Guard for 35 years.
	I always had the impression that National Guard members would step in when emergency folks were overwhelmed with something.
	Here you've got hospitals who are short on staff, and now they're turning around and firing staff for not being vaccinated, which is totally stupid.
	But if they've got National Guard folks coming in and filling that gap...
	Personally, I don't have a problem with that.
	Now, if the Army were stepping in and taking complete control over health and human services, absolutely not.
	No, no.
	Well, so let me ask you, and I'm not arguing with you.
	I want to understand your position.
	You believe that a National Guardsman can be as competent in nursing as a nurse?
	Absolutely.
	100%.
	And why do we need nurses?
	Because nurses are private sector.
	National Guardsmen, they're in the Army.
	The Army needs nurses and doctors too, right?
	Right, so why do we need them?
	If a National Guardsman is not trained to be a nurse, that's a very long process to become a nurse.
	No, they're not.
	I beg to differ, sir.
	Wait, you're telling me that National Guardsmen are as equipped to...
	To be a nurse as one who's gone to nursing school?
	Absolutely, 100%.
	Okay, all right, all right.
	Look, this is one of the great moments of clarity over agreement.
	I think we could save a ton of money then.
	Close nursing schools and just use National Guardsmen.
	Much of the time they're not doing critical work.
	They're there for emergencies.
	It's not a knock on National Guardsmen.
	I'm a competent human being.
	I couldn't be a nurse.
	Call me into the room.
	I'll give you a speech.
	That's what I'm competent of doing, discussing with you great theological concerns that you may have, which, by the way, would be valuable.
	But in the meantime, you'll be dying because nobody is properly reading the monitors, keeping you alive.
	Hmm, my God.
	That's fascinating.
	All right.
	Reading to you about New York restaurateurs.
	So the story here is one example is O'Donohue's Pub and Restaurant.
	Ten years in Times Square Restaurant.
	We don't have the money here to survive without the help of our landlord.
	In other words, there's been a massive drop since the vaccine mandate.
	In New York City, you can't go into a restaurant unless you prove you're vaccinated.
	And if it weren't for the landlord not demanding rent, this restaurant would go out of business in midtown Manhattan.
	We don't have the money here to survive without the help of our landlord, who has been very supportive and giving us breaks on the rent.
	But without our landlord, we would not be in business, Burke told the Epoch Times.
	He said that he needed to hire another person.
	That's right.
	I didn't think of this.
	Did you see this article?
	He said he needed to hire another person to be at the door checking for vaccination proof, which increased his expenses.
	That's exactly right.
	I didn't think of that.
	Who's going to pay that expense?
	de Blasio?
	Hochul?
	Biden?
	Comparing the clientele from pre-mandate to when it kicked in about two weeks ago, our business is down 50, I'm going to say 60%.
	There's just not people coming into the restaurant.
	They have the fear of being asked for vaccines.
	Burke and his staff have had to refuse a lot of customers for not having the passes.
	They're being refused and they get a resentment against us.
	They don't get a resentment against Bill de Blasio or Biden.
	That's amazing if that's true.
	It doesn't speak well for the intelligence of New Yorkers.
	You're angry at the restaurant?
	You know how many of these people angry at the restaurant will still vote Democrat?
	He also noted, this is an interesting point, he also noted how the subway is full of people But there's no requirement to show vaccine proof to get on the subway.
	Why not?
	Judge Thomas, you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth to help you God.
	I was under a constant attack.
	You're not really black because you're not doing what we expect black people to do.
	This is the wrong black guy.
	He has to be destroyed.
	So you'd still like to serve on the Supreme Court?
	I'd rather die than withdraw from the process.
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	The public would be outraged if they knew the truth.
	Why do you think our politicians are not on the sidewalk right now talking to you?
	I don't have no respect.
	The old wall randomly turns into a guardrail followed by miles of open border.
	That journey is extremely dangerous.
	The seven-year-old girl died in the desert from the country of India.
	A great pillar of the community was killed by a man who had been deported at least twice.
	This little urn contains the ashes of my son.
	His dreams cut short forever.
	We're so worried about other countries' problems.
	We don't even focus on our own.
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	Right.
	Everything was just takeout and delivery for me.
	It was very difficult.
	I now face 1.4 judgment against me.
	1.4 million?
	1.4 million, Mike.
	Okay.
	And already my struggles, I already had struggles from before.
	This is what they don't understand.
	They don't understand the struggles we go through.
	Everybody.
	They don't sit and think about the struggles a family has.
	And my struggles are even more compared to others.
	I lost my husband.
	I'm a single mom with four kids.
	Like, enough already.
	Let me live.
	Let me feed my children.
	And now these new mandates, again with no protection.
	We are violating New York City human rights laws.
	If we comply with this.
	I'm not complying.
	You're like the voice of Americans who are saying, you're not going to tell me how I can choose to live my life or run my business.
	Irene, I don't understand.
	you have to help me understand the 1.4 million dollars music playing
	in light
	of the belief of the cbc that 99 99% of the help me out here of the vaxxed 99% of those hospitalized are not vaxxed right?
	That's the claim.
	Deaths?
	Okay.
	I think it's both hospitalized and deaths.
	Anyway, so if that's true, why do people give a hoot if people are not vaxxed?
	They're clearly not affecting the vaxxed.
	Right?
	Given the spectacular success rate of the vaccination, why do you care if the next guy is vaxxed or not?
	And don't tell me, oh, because they're taking up hospital space.
	So are motorcyclists who don't have helmets.
	So were men who had unprotected sex during the AIDS epidemic.
	So were cigarette smokers for a while.
	This is a new thing.
	You're taking up hospital space.
	So there is no threat to you who are vaccinated by the unvaccinated.
	You can't have it both ways.
	It's 99% effective, but you must get vaxxed.
	It's all about control.
	I told you that.
	That's how I began the hour.
	No, I actually began the hour about the Seattle city attorney race.
	But I want you to understand what this is about.
	You have the audacity to defy the left?
	F.U. That is all it is about.
	That is what it is about for Joe Biden.
	The weakest, wimpiest guy to ever hold the office of president.
	He is the antithesis of a leader.
	We have a sheep as president.
	And the proof is from, what was it, SARS? What he said while he was vice president?
	Which was the virus under Obama?
	Was it the SARS virus?
	Anyway, you got our famous line from Joe Biden when vice president?
	I wouldn't go into any clothes.
	Right.
	Yeah, there you go.
	Why do I have this recording?
	Because I was struck when he was vice president what a wimp he is.
	Kissed his wife with both wearing masks?
	After being vaccinated?
	Well, that is leadership.
	So let's be clear.
	clear you can't claim how wildly successful the vaccine is and then say the unvaccinated are killing you.
	Thank you.
	Jen Psaki, the pressure is getting to her, questioned by Peter Doocy, a famous clip already, cut number 11. Does the president have a sense that most of the criticism is not of leaving Afghanistan, it's the way that he has ordered it to happen, by pulling the troops before getting these Americans who are now stranded?
	Does he have a sense of that?
	First of all, I think it's irresponsible to say Americans are stranded.
	They are not.
	We are committed to bringing Americans who want to come home, home.
	We are in touch with them via phone, via text, via email, via any way that we can possibly reach Americans.
	Jake Tapper thinks they're stranded on CNN cut number four.
	Look, I understand.
	That people are working long hours in the White House, the National Security Council, State Department, Pentagon, and over in Kabul to get Americans out of that country.
	And I understand the White House wanting to reassure the nation that all Americans will ultimately be evacuated, but there are no doubt Americans...
	Who feel stranded in Afghanistan right now?
	Of course there are.
	It's absurd for the White House, and it tells you something about Joe Biden.
	Britt Hume was on with our friend Guy Benson on his radio show yesterday, said this, cut number one.
	But anybody who ever heard him speak for any length of time could tell this guy, this was not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
	And, you know, he could talk forever and was famous for it.
	But you never had the sense that he was terribly smart.
	And on top of that, now he's manifestly senile.
	And between those two things, this is a man with very, very severe limitations, who is well too old, in my opinion, to be the President of the United States.
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	Tesla was a genius.
	His most amazing discoveries thought to be written in a lost journal.
	Now in the right hands, it could revolutionize the 21st century.
	If you can stop an earthquake, doesn't that mean you could start one too?
	That's why that notebook should never fall into the wrong hands.
	Shall we stop this thing?
	Save the universe!
	Look for Salem Now in the App Store or go to SalemNow.com I grew up Which is even worse than being poor.
	We would have sandwiches with no meat.
	My American dream entailed working hard and making $20,000 a year.
	But I surpassed that goal and became a corporate CEO. We'll all be able to say, free at last!
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	Man, I miss my father and I want him to be here with me, but he's not.
	We all had something in common.
	A lot of us were miserable.
	We had no fathers in our lives.
	This is how I began the life of crime.
	I desire to have a father who would tell me that what I did was wrong.
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	Judge Thomas, you solemnly swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth to help you God.
	I was under a constant attack.
	You're not really black because you're not doing what we expect black people to do.
	This is the wrong black guy.
	He has to be destroyed.
	So you'd still like to serve on the Supreme Court?
	I'd rather die than withdraw from the process.
	Look for Salem Now in the App Store or go to SalemNow.com.
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	The public would be outraged if they knew the truth.
	Why do you think our politicians are not on the sidewalk right now talking to you?
	I don't have no respect.
	The old wall randomly turns into a guardrail followed by miles of open border.
	Human trafficking guard.
	That journey is extremely dangerous.
	The seven-year-old girl died in the desert from the country of India.
	A great pillar of the community was killed by a man who had been deported at least twice.
	This little urn contains the ashes of my son.
	His dreams cut short forever.
	We're so worried about other countries' problems, and we don't even focus on our own.
	Look for Salem Now in the App Store or go to SalemNow.com.
	Everything was just takeout and delivery for me.
	It was very difficult.
	I now face 1.4 judgment against me.
	1.4 million?
	1.4 million, Mike.
	Okay?
	Already my struggles.
	I already had struggles from before.
	This is what they don't understand.
	They don't understand the struggles we go through.
	Everybody.
	They don't sit and think about the struggles a family has.
	And my struggles are even more compared to others.
	I lost my husband.
	I'm a single mom with four kids.
	Like, enough already.
	Let me live.
	Let me feed my children.
	And now these new mandates, again with no protection.
	We're violating New York City human rights laws if we comply with this.
	I'm not complying.
	You're like the voice of Americans who are saying, you're not going to tell me how I can choose to live my life or run my business.
	Irene, I don't understand.
	You have to help me understand the $1.4 million.
	How does an owner of a beloved diner like Kellogg's Diner in Brooklyn rack up $1.4 million that they say you owe the government?
	Because when you buy a business, you have a lease, you have a mortgage, you conduct contracts.
	There's rules on those contracts.
	And when you default on those contracts, you will lose in court if you defaulted.
	Right, right.
	And I lost.
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	The Democratic Party somehow has convinced black people that they're the good guys.
	The Democratic Party.
	Never.
	Hello, everybody.
	I'm Dennis Prager, and I'm welcoming you, hoping you had a good weekend.
	A great many things to talk about.
	I was talking about, at the end of the first hour, the restaurants in New York suffering because of the hate-filled mandate against the unvaxxed.
	You realize it has nothing to do with health.
	It is all in the guise of health, but it has nothing to do with health.
	It has to do with power.
	And the anger and hatred of Americans who won't listen to the CDC and to Joe Biden and to Mayor de Blasio and other giants.
	That's what it's about.
	You dare march to the beat of your own drummer.
	And at the same time claiming 99% of the people who have been hospitalized and dying have been unvaxxed.
	So clearly, it has nothing to do with any threat that the un-vaxxed posed to the vaxxed.
	You can't have it both ways.
	Virtually nobody is dying who was vaxxed.
	Virtually every single person who was dying is un-vaxxed.
	Okay, that's a claim the CDC is making.
	I don't believe it, because Israel gives them a completely different number.
	Not 1%, but 27%.
	But in any event, let's say it's true.
	If you believe it to be true, then clearly there is no threat of the unvaxxed to the vaxxed.
	And if you start arguing hospital beds, then it's a brand new argument.
	Anyway, overwhelmingly, what is it, 87% or over 65?
	And you're going to force people under 65 to get vaxxed?
	Going to lower it to teenagers?
	Wow.
	See what happened at Harvard Business School?
	They're shut down again.
	Everybody's vaxxed.
	You can't be at Harvard if you're not vaxxed.
	How did that happen?
	So now they have more draconian rules.
	I really do feel bad for kids who are at colleges these years.
	Or at least at the elite.
	You know Harvard was the first college to shut down last year?
	In 2020?
	The first one.
	Makes perfect sense.
	The most elite are the...
	You get a BA in cowardice at school.
	Better safe than sorry!
	They should drop the motto at Harvard from Veritas.
	Truth to better safe than sorry.
	Every college that has banned the unvaxxed should change its motto to better safe than sorry.
	Right?
	That's the guiding principle.
	But it's not working because they're sorry and safe.
	Back to online courses at Harvard Business School.
	Everybody's vaxxed.
	How did this happen?
	So they claim it happened because there are students who gathered with others unmasked indoors.
	By the way, is anybody being hospitalized?
	There's not a word about that.
	Young people getting COVID is actually, unless they're vaxxed, then it's not good.
	If you're not vaxxed and get COVID, you are in the best shape in this society.
	Because you're getting it the natural way.
	You're getting the antibodies the natural way.
	Oh my God.
	That's almost as funny as this one.
	How's this one?
	This is from every major source, by the way.
	South Pole posts most severe cold season on record.
	Amid a record hot summer in large parts of the Northern Hemisphere, this is how they always have to preface it, beset by devastating fires, floods, and hurricanes.
	Okay, it's all dishonest.
	The hurricanes are not more devastating than 50 years ago.
	As an example.
	Antarctica was mired in a deep, deep freeze.
	That's typically the case during the southernmost continent's winter months, but 2021 was different.
	The average temperature at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station between April and September was a frigid...
	The average temperature?
	Minus 78 degrees.
	Well, I'll tell you how cold that is.
	Some of you, I have, many of us, but not all Americans, have experienced sub-zero temperatures.
	In a sub-zero temperature, let's say just five below zero, exposure of the skin for a very limited time, Can lead to frostbite.
	If you touch metal, I think, what is it?
	Does your skin stick?
	Well, if it's wet.
	If it's wet?
	Is that the way it works?
	Okay, if it's wet.
	So, that's minus 5. Minus 78 is not, we can't conceive of it.
	What is a freezer's temperature?
	20 degrees?
	40?
	Really?
	No.
	A freezer.
	A freezer, not a refrigerator.
	I don't know.
	Anyway, minus 78. It's the coldest on record, dating back to 1957. Four and a half degrees lower than the most recent 30-year average.
	And yet, it doesn't...
	These things are not much publicized, even though this is from the Seattle Times, and I think they got it from the other Washington Post.
	So, it's always an anomaly, but nothing that happens in the heat realm is an anomaly.
	What if it said warmest ever?
	Oh, warmest ever?
	That is all we would hear about.
	That's a very good point.
	It's a pleasure to have you as part of our team.
	Don't you like the word team?
	It's part of our team.
	It's part of the Prager Show family.
	I love these.
	Team, family, and community.
	Those are the words that they use.
	I was talking to you about the New York restaurateurs losing business.
	And the point made in this piece is that not only are they losing about half their business in New York City, which doesn't bother.
	The left at all, because if small businesses go out of business, it means big businesses have more power, and the collusion of big business and the left is 100%.
	And I didn't think of this, but they have to hire somebody to check the passes, so that's another employee.
	Restaurateur Stratus Morfogen.
	God, these are great names.
	This is one of my favorite articles ever.
	I'm crazy about names, because I make them up all the time.
	So, wait, the first one we had was Fergal Burke.
	He's the owner of O'Donohue's Pub and Restaurant.
	Fergal Burke.
	You've got to add that to the list.
	You'd have thought I'd have made that up.
	But here's another great one, Stratus Morphogen.
	Stratus Morphogen beats Fergal Burke.
	Well, I love the guy because he's in private business, but I just want to say it's a challenge.
	And what is your name, please?
	Stratus Morphogen.
	Do you think that if he says Stratus Morphogen to, let's say, an American Airlines representative on the phone, She, usually it's a she, will get it right without asking, could you please spell that?
	Here's a better one.
	Will she quietly chuckle?
	Will she put her phone on mute?
	By the way, I'm not making fun of the guy, in the least.
	He's actually a hero of mine for being a small restaurant owner, a small business owner in any event.
	He's the managing partner at Brooklyn Chop House.
	Thinks that the government needs to start considering bailouts to help the restaurant industry again.
	Business is down probably 50% because people are not comfortable with being forced to take a vaccine.
	And that's in New York City, the land of the sheep.
	All of a sudden, we dropped 40% from week to week since the mandate started.
	But it's okay.
	We'll get National Guardsmen.
	By the way, a lot of you are calling saying National Guardsmen, some of them are trained in nursing, and thank you for calling.
	Okay, we'll see how that works out.
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	There's about 57 Muslim states in the world.
	There's one Jewish state.
	The massive ingathering of Jews in the last 150 years back to the land is absolutely unprecedented.
	They say that there's no greater sign of redemption coming than the Jewish people returning to the hills of Judea.
	As a Christian, I've always supported Israel's claim to the Holy Land.
	To me, the Palestinians were just getting in the way of God's plan.
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	But Biden is taking a hit, and Democrats are trying to stay clear from him.
	The caller in the last hour said, where's Kamala?
	Kamala is doing her best to stay clear of Joe Biden.
	I mean, her polls stink, but combined...
	The both of them combined.
	I guess it's extra stinky together because both of them stink.
	And the funny thing is her poles are worse than his and she wants to be nowhere near this cat.
	But...
	People are finding out that this Build Back Better thing is a socialist agenda, and the $3.5 trillion partisan wish list that the Democrats are wanting is starting to turn people off because people are starting to realize that the economic pain is going to be felt at home.
	Average, everyday Americans sitting around their dinner table are going to feel that pain.
	Overall, the poll found that Biden's net approval average is negative seven.
	That means 44% are approving of his job as the president and 51% disapprove.
	So this is a major slide.
	A generic Republican on the ballot at this time would lead in all seven districts going up against the Democrat incumbents by six percentage points on average.
	So Carl, the elections are so far away.
	Why are you worried about this or why are you talking about this now?
	Polls don't matter.
	Polls do matter.
	Unfortunately, I feel like Republicans are starting to do the same.
	Republicans have an opportunity of a lifetime, in my opinion, to kick Biden while he's down.
	And you have Kevin McCarthy.
	Kevin McCarthy seems to have backtracked slightly.
	But Mitch McConnell talking about they don't want to impeach.
	Why not?
	Why not?
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	Thank you.
	When do the families of the people stranded there go public?
	That's really the issue, Byron, because that will draw attention.
	Well, I think it's going to be pretty soon.
	I mean, the United States is dependent either on the Taliban or the Qataris or some other nation to help get United States people out of Afghanistan.
	Let's say one more thing.
	I think on this issue of evacuations, there are two sides to this issue.
	There is who we have not yet brought out of Afghanistan, and there's who we have brought out of Afghanistan.
	and uh... that's a lot of interpreters that we brought out and we're finding out more
	you
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	Thank you.
	It's an interesting point that I just read by firing all these nurses.
	Then they will have the hospital crisis that they can then further blame on the unvaxxed.
	See?
	We don't have enough people to take care of people.
	I repeat, there is no threat to the vaxxed from the unvaxxed.
	If 99%, which is the CDC just released number, 99% of those hospitalized and dying, It's virtually perfect, the vaccination.
	I'm not being sarcastic.
	I just want to know, what is the issue then?
	I know the issue.
	That there are people in this country who have the audacity to defy authority.
	It's a country which...
	The left...
	A country in which the left for years had bumper stickers, I so recall.
	Well, dissent is patriotic.
	Remember that?
	Dissent is patriotic.
	Or question authority.
	That was a big one for the left until they got authority.
	Then all of a sudden question authority became unpatriotic.
	What about YouTube?
	Yes, you're banned on YouTube.
	That is exactly correct.
	That is what happens.
	I was very interested to understand what happened to restaurants in New York City as a result of the past.
	Isn't it going to happen in L.A. County?
	Isn't that what they're gearing up for?
	For what?
	They've decided not to do it for the time being.
	They've decided not to do it for the time being?
	I must say, I am as curious to know why as I am about why God made the mosquito, my ultimate riddle.
	Do you have an idea why?
	They don't know how to enforce it, that's what they said.
	They don't know how to enforce it?
	I see, that's an interesting one.
	But they know how in New York.
	So here's an interesting question.
	Let's say a restaurant.
	Just says, so were you vaccinated?
	And the guy goes, yeah.
	And they let him in.
	Are there health authorities going around in New York asking patrons in a restaurant?
	Can I see your vaccination certificate?
	So it's an interesting question.
	How was it enforced in New York?
	And what is the fine for a restaurant that doesn't enforce this absurd and really vile law?
	God, what a time we're living in.
	What a time.
	Hey, by the way, are you aware, you got that, you got Senator Sinema?
	Senator Sinema of Arizona was actually followed into a ladies' room.
	By a guy, I guess, who stood outside talking into it, and by a woman, and I watched it, a woman reading a list of angry statements to Senator Sinema.
	Is this a first?
	I'll never forget, I was at a public place giving a speech.
	Prior to the speech, I went to the men's room and I went into a stall and closed the door and a guy was talking to me from outside the door.
	And somebody saw this and said to me, that is amazing.
	You don't even have privacy in the men's room.
	I'll never forget that.
	But the guy was not harassing me.
	He was just so desirous of talking to me.
	So what if I was in the bathroom?
	And this is a new low.
	You always wonder how far the left can go, but there is no answer to that.
	They'll go anywhere.
	So it's an interesting question.
	Does our side do this?
	By the way, if I saw my side do this, I would be as angry.
	If somebody followed Nancy Pelosi, for whom I have profound contempt, she's truly one of the few people in American history of whom it could be said she has damaged this country.
	Yet, if anybody were to follow Nancy Pelosi into a ladies' room, if one is allowed to say ladies' room at the current, Into the birthing person's room.
	I would condemn that just as vehemently.
	And what really got me is this young woman identified herself as the child of immigrants to the United States.
	From where did she say?
	Did she say?
	Was it Mexico?
	I don't know.
	I thought she said from where, but she may not have said from where.
	She had a slight...
	It was Mexico?
	Okay, so it was Mexico.
	And I was thinking while watching this, if that happened to me, I wouldn't act as Senator Sinema did, like I didn't hear anything.
	I'd look at her and say, you know what?
	You are the lowest form of person, an ingrate.
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	Any teacher who's taping masks to nine year olds heads should be fired immediately.
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	I mean, I'm not going out on a limb here to say that.
	Do you disagree with that?
	Now, the lunatics who are so mask- and vaccine-crazed, who are freaking out about 100,000 people in a college football stadium, I'll bet they think that's okay.
	Well, if the 9-year-old doesn't have his mask on, you've got to tape it to his head.
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	Israel is getting ready for their fourth jab.
	Now, some people, this is how dishonest the media is, they say, well, Israel, in the last couple days, they've seen their rates go down.
	Now, why do you think that...
	COVID rates would be going down in Israel the last couple days.
	Anybody?
	Is it because of the vaccine?
	Masks?
	No.
	It's because of the high holidays, okay?
	People are staying at home and they're not going out and they're not working and they're not congregating.
	So they've locked down the country through basically pseudo-religious mandate.
	Israel and Sweden, if you look at the seven-day rolling average of new cases per 100,000, Sweden, on this chart that has been published, Is right around 10%.
	Israel has far exceeded 100%.
	And in fact, there are more cases right now happening in America and the Western world than there were a year ago.
	And a very basic question should be, is the vaccine helping or is it hurting?
	What's the answer to that question?
	Why is it that rates keep on going up the more vaccinated we are?
	Well, Israel is the only country in the world that gives the third vaccination to everyone at ages 12 plus.
	A COVID passport is required for 12 plus.
	And by the way, let me just say, I'm a very, I'm a lover of Israel and Jerusalem.
	I don't know if I'm ever going back to Israel.
	I don't.
	I said this to one of my friends the other day who runs a great project there.
	He said, oh, you'll be coming back.
	I said, I don't know if I'll be welcome in Israel because I'm not getting vaccinated and I'm not doing any of this stuff.
	Numerous...
	What does that mean?
	I've been living in this city too long.
	Huh?
	Well, I couldn't agree more.
	I wrote a whole piece on how cities ruin civilization.
	A lot of bad comes from cities.
	Look at the way cities vote in this country.
	Look at the way...
	I started the show...
	Did I start it on the city attorney?
	I think I did.
	The race for city attorney in Seattle?
	One of the two Democrats running, a truly vile woman, regularly calls the police pigs.
	And other incredible things she says about them, once the jails open, she got 35% of the vote in the primary.
	So she'll get more when there are only two candidates.
	A lot of sick folks in Seattle.
	Okay.
	Same with Portland.
	Big cities.
	A lot of people are talking about, and interestingly, on the left and on the right equally, about breaking up the country.
	And since this country is based, this country is not an ethnicity.
	There's no such thing as an ethnic American.
	There's an ethnic Swede.
	There's an ethnic...
	Pole, there's an ethnic Japanese, but there's no ethnic American.
	Americans are of every ethnicity.
	What makes America America are its values.
	So if half the country has contempt for American values and half of it wants to sustain it, what is to keep the country as one?
	So the only problem is the contiguousness is broken.
	You can't have...
	You can't have all the major cities make its own country, and they would have more wealth to begin with, there's no question.
	So let them live their wealthy, empty lives.
	I'll take the guy in the smaller city any day.
	Spoke a week ago in Chattanooga.
	I'll take Chattanooga, and you take Chicago.
	Okay.
	To me, that's a fair trade.
	As a lot of you in Chicago completely would agree with.
	How many areas in Chicago can you not walk in and feel safe?
	Isn't that a sad question?
	By the way, is it not true for virtually every big city?
	cities are not true for San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York.
	Those are other questions, aren't they?
	Okay.
	Alright, 1-8 Prager 7-7-6.
	A Minnesota public school, Minnesota middle school, will no longer give students F grades.
	Did you hear about that one?
	You can't get an F at, uh, what's the school?
	Sunrise Park Middle School in White Bear Lake.
	That's cool.
	The new policies were enacted after an equity audit.
	Oh, I love it.
	Equity audit.
	Which reportedly found grading disparities among students of color.
	Okay.
	So now here are two possibilities, correct?
	Meaning that students of color are getting F more than students of non-color.
	It's a funny term for a white student of non-color.
	So there are two choices.
	You stop giving an F no matter what, or you work to raise the black students or the students of color in their work.
	Those are your two choices.
	The first is the liberal choice.
	The second is the conservative choice.
	Right?
	Well, there you go.
	Sunrise Park Middle School in Light Bear Lake announced that teachers would no longer give F grades to students for the 2021-22 school year.
	Test scores of 59.49% are no longer F or failing grades.
	Test scores of 59.49%.
	But are now considered a grade of I. What is I? Incomplete?
	How about irreducibly foolish?
	No matter how low the score is, including 0%, any grade below 50% is automatically raised to 50% based on the new grading system for the school that serves students in grades 6 through 8. I commend to you, if you have the problem, which I do, by the way, I have it for much of my life.
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	A great pillar of the community was killed by a man who had been deported at least twice.
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	Brian?
	Everything was just takeout and delivery for me.
	It was very difficult.
	I now face 1.4 judgment against me.
	1.4 million?
	1.4 million, Mike.
	Okay?
	And already my struggles, I already had struggles from before.
	This is what they don't understand.
	They don't understand the struggles we go through.
	Everybody.
	They don't sit and think about the struggles a family has.
	And my struggles are even more compared to others.
	I lost my husband.
	I'm a single mom with four kids.
	Like, enough already.
	Let me live.
	Let me feed my children.
	And now these new mandates, again with no protection.
	We are violating New York City human rights laws.
	If we comply with this.
	I'm not complying.
	You're like the voice of Americans who are saying, you're not going to tell me how I can choose to live my life or run my business.
	Irene, I don't understand.
	You have to help me understand the $1.4 million that you're facing.
	How does an owner of a beloved diner like Kellogg's Diner in Brooklyn Rack up $1.4 million that they say you owe the government.
	Because when you buy a business, you have a lease, you have a mortgage, you conduct contracts.
	There's rules on those contracts.
	and when you default on those contracts music
	music Well, one of those words, Loopy, loopy, loopy?
	Do you know what other words?
	I'm not good at lyrics.
	Do you know what it is?
	You're laughing, but you don't know either.
	I'm looking at my technical director, who had a mocking laugh with regard to my statement.
	Here's a sad story from OregonLive.com, and that is, I believe that is the website of...
	Of the Oregonian.
	Yeah, it is.
	The Oregonian, which is the biggest paper in Oregon.
	So, this is not a right-wing source, to say the least.
	Jessica Berg Wilson.
	It's an obituary.
	Jessica Berg Wilson.
	October 29th, 1983 to September 7th, 2021. So, just last month.
	Jessica Berg Wilson, 37, of Seattle, Washington, passed away unexpectedly September 7, 2021, from COVID-19 vaccine-induced thrombocytopenia, surrounded by her loving family.
	Jessica was an exceptionally healthy and vibrant 37-year-old mother with no underlying health conditions.
	So, this can be regarded as just some fluke that's so rare as unworthy of being reported, or it can raise an interesting issue.
	If you are healthy, Trim, fit, no underlying conditions, and 37, why on God's planet should you be told to take the vaccine?
	My take is that the risk of harm coming to you, not necessarily death, but harm, including death, Is greater if you take the vaccine at 37 and are healthy than if you don't.
	That's my belief.
	I wouldn't say that of an 80 year old.
	I wouldn't say that of a 37 year old with diabetes.
	I assume it's even statistically verifiable.
	How many 37 year olds have been hospitalized after After getting the vaccine, and how many 37-year-olds have been hospitalized from COVID, with COVID? So, I don't know if we have the data for that.
	But this notion that we should now lower the age to teenage years?
	You can't go to school if you're not vaccinated?
	That's evil.
	That's not just not science-based.
	It's evil.
	It's contempt for young people.
	But the contempt for young people is so great, if young people knew it, none of them would vote Democrat.
	They would understand the contempt that they are held in.
	We will give you lousy education because we prefer to give you indoctrination.
	We will teach you that there are no genders.
	There's an infinite number of genders.
	We will teach you that your history is evil, your future is death.
	What the left has done to young people.
	Oh, and of course, the massive movement to the $3.5 trillion debt increase.
	To mollify the crackpots in the environmentalist movement.
	You're not a crackpot if you care about the environment.
	You're normal if you do.
	You're a crackpot if you're a member of any of the environmentalist organizations.
	They're all rich white people.
	That's the irony.
	Who do you think forms the environmentalist movement?
	Inner-city blacks, Hispanics, poor whites in Appalachia.
	They're all rich, bored, secular whites.
	With some exceptions, obviously.
	May she rest in peace.
	Had I known her, I would have begged her not to get the...
	Not to get the vaccine.
	Healthy 37-year-old woman.
	What the hell did she take it for?
	One of the risks to that group, they're virtually zero.
	That you will die of COVID. There is a website kept by the CDC with regard to people hurt by the vaccine.
	It's not a small number.
	Why should it be one size fits all?
	What is this notion?
	That's why I keep coming back to it.
	It has nothing to do with health.
	It is all about power.
	God damn the people.
	This is what the left says.
	Sorry to use that term, but that's the way they think.
	May God damn the unvaccinated.
	They had the audacity to defy us.
	That's all it is about.
	If we have to crush restaurants in New York City, big deal.
	If we have to ruin the economy, starve massive numbers of third world people who can't have access to food because Of the supply chain being killed and because they can't find any work?
	What do we care?
	What matters is listening to global and national authority.
	Bill Gates should tell you what to do.
	That's what matters.
	That's what it's all about.
	People who didn't get the vaccine.
	Defied the authorities.
	We'll be back.
	I'm Dennis Prager.
	The Democratic Party somehow has convinced black people that they're the good guys.
	Never mind the skanky history of the Democratic Party.
	That was a party of slavery.
	They're racist, racist, racist.
	Everything's racist.
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	This is why we're fighting for the soul of America.
	You should be able to share ideas without fear of being fired from your job or shouted down.
	You are not to be heard.
	This is one of the few things we have no precedent for in the United States.
	You have the right to remain silent.
	The End What does Byron York think?
	Americans' feelings about U.S. citizens being left behind in Afghanistan, I think those feelings are essentially folded in to the poll numbers that you're seeing Biden's approval rating for his handling of the situation in Afghanistan, which are in the 20s.
	I mean, those are Nixon and Watergate poll numbers.
	So I do think that Americans are aware of that.
	Now, a couple of things about Biden changing the subject.
	Of course he wants to change the subject.
	The question is, will a lot of the press go along with it?
	If you look at Politico's playbook this morning, I mean, just a tiny, tiny little mention of Afghanistan, much more on the Biden agenda.
	On the other hand, Senator Blumenthal yesterday afternoon posted a thread on Twitter.
	My staff and I have worked night and day to secure the safe passage of two planes waiting in Mazar-e-Sharif.
	To take American citizens at-risk Afghan allies and their families to safety, my office joined forces in this humanitarian mission with an incredible coalition of advocates, NGOs, former servicemen, and journalists to try to evacuate our fellow citizens and Afghan allies.
	By the way, NGOs, former service members and journalists, anybody missing from that list?
	State Department and Pentagon, yep.
	Exactly.
	So anyway, he goes on.
	And so this is...
	As you point out, a Democratic senator, which may be necessary to give this issue enough credibility for some members of the press to pay attention.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Robert George, professor of jurisprudence at Princeton University, explains in the new video of the way the university is to see it at www.prayreview.com.
	I used to have a theme for when I was correcting a mistake I made on the air.
	Remember that?
	I would sing, correction, correction, correction.
	So if any of you out there who do work for me for free, coming up with jingles, have an interesting little five, eight second jingle.
	For when I made a mistake or making a correction, that would be great.
	I said that the Massachusetts governor was a Democrat last week, and in fact, he's a Republican.
	It doesn't seem to matter, but I just, I was wrong, and it's important that you know that.
	By the way, I read to you about this young woman who just died of the COVID vaccine.
	From the Oregonian.
	Further down in this article about her, Jessica Berg Wilson, apparently a terrific young woman, who loved being a mother.
	Her passion to be actively involved in her children's education, which include being a room mom, was her passion.
	That was her greatest passion.
	Now listen to this.
	During the last weeks of her life, The world turned dark with heavy-handed vaccine mandates.
	Local and state governments were determined to strip away her right to consult her wisdom and enjoy her freedom.
	She had been vehemently opposed to taking the vaccine, knowing she was in good health and of a young age and thus not at risk for serious illness.
	In her mind, the known and unknown risks of the unproven vaccine were more of a threat.
	but slowly, day by day, her freedom to choose was stripped away.
	Her passion to be actively involved in her children's education was once again blocked by government mandate.
	Ultimately, those who closed doors and separated mothers from their children prevailed.
	It cost Jessica her life.
	It cost her children the loving embrace of their caring mother.
	And it cost her husband the sacred love of his devoted wife.
	hmm hmm Interesting, no?
	Wow.
	Breaks my heart, actually.
	I could cry.
	She was killed by you pro-mandates.
	Killed by you, just for the record.
	Now, you could say that, well, I kill people if I don't demand that every single person get vaccinated.
	But I've never said that people with morbidities, comorbidities of a certain age should not get vaccinated.
	Never said it.
	We'll be back.
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	I really, I have to control myself, Jenna, because in the last five to ten years...
	I think it's fair to say, empirically, that there's been an amazing shift, a sea change in American attitudes to abortion, and especially in the youth, in the under-30s, who understand, they follow the science, they understand that this is a human being inside a mother's womb.
	I don't want to get carried away with myself, but how important...
	You are.
	You've taught constitutional law.
	You're a practicing lawyer.
	How important, how significant is the SCOTUS decision and the signing into effect of the new heartbeat law in Texas?
	It's very significant.
	And even though this was simply a denial of an emergency application to stay the law, it shows that the Supreme Court is no longer reflexively protecting abortion as a so-called right.
	And that's what is the most important part of this decision.
	The Supreme Court said that they were not ruling on the merits of the issue.
	Of course, it will be litigated.
	Further on the merits and potentially wind its way up back to the Supreme Court.
	But what they're saying here is that no longer will an activist majority simply say, sorry, states, you don't have a compelling interest to protect unborn life.
	And so for all of us who understand actual science and who have seen the science, who see the strides that we have made and showing how heart beats.
	Or about five to six weeks after conception.
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	When does when do the families of the people stranded there go public?
	That's really the issue, Byron, because that will draw attention.
	Well, I think it's going to be pretty soon.
	I mean, the United States is dependent either on the Taliban or the Qataris or some other nation.
	To help get United States people out of Afghanistan.
	And let me say one more thing.
	I think on this issue of evacuations, there are two sides to this issue.
	There is who we have not yet brought out of Afghanistan, and there's who we have brought out of Afghanistan.
	And that's a lot of interpreters that we brought out.
	And we are finding out more about the frenzied...
	Confused and incomplete vetting that has taken place with Afghans who have been brought to the United States.
	We have one member of Congress, Representative Tiffany, I believe is his name, from Wisconsin, who went to an army base where thousands and thousands of people have been brought and is asking, well, what's the vetting?
	On these people.
	Did they need to be brought to the United States immediately?
	Could they be waiting in a third country, safe from being out of Afghanistan, waiting in a third country, while the United States conducts normal vetting operations that we perform on all refugees?
	And they're not.
	I mean, they're already in the United States.
	The Biden administration is issuing them all what's called humanitarian parole.
	That is...
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	- We understand that a plane has crashed.
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	- Biggest and most costly manhunt in US history United States killed Osama bin Laden.
	There are reports surfacing that al-Qaeda has placed a 50,000 U.S. dollar bounty on the heads of any U.S. Navy SEALs.
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	you Hi, everybody.
	Welcome to hour number three of the Dennis Prager Show, a very remarkable hour coming up.
	I have a Los Angeles policeman and businessman.
	He's a reserve officer.
	And thanks to him, I went on a ride-along with the LAPD a number of years ago.
	It is actually available on YouTube, unless it was taken down.
	After all, it is.
	It does depict policemen positively.
	Why would YouTube allow that?
	I'm not kidding.
	I'm really not kidding.
	Didn't they take off all police shows from TV? Right?
	Like Highway Patrol, all these classic stuff, and even newer ones.
	I mean, Highway Patrol is very old.
	Anything that depicts policemen positively.
	I reported, by the way, he is Steve Robinson, a terrific human being, whom I know for years.
	And I don't use those adjectives easily.
	But I was...
	Steve, I was mentioning in hour one the race for city attorney in Seattle.
	The favored woman, Democrat, has tweeted out that policemen are pigs.
	They should have COVID-laced manure and choke on it.
	This is the woman running for...
	Well, that is a frightening thing to think about.
	You know, I will say this.
	That's a frightening thing to think about.
	And one of the reasons she's able to say things like that is because she isn't the one.
	That actually shows up at a domestic violence dispute and sees cigarette burns on a two-year-old's back and legs.
	She's not the one that shows up to a shooting and sees bullets in people's heads and stab wounds all over their bodies and a 12-year-old innocent girl that was hit by errant gunshots, right?
	She's not the one that has to show up and understand and see.
	A person who is off their medications, who's schizophrenic and needs help, but sadly the city, the county, people like her don't have the mentality, the emotional...
	But my eyes set to actually try to help they'd rather just say look at all these problems exist what's the easiest scapegoat right now it'd be the police so I look at it when I hear those things and go you know what you have the freedom to say whatever you want and you're saying it because people like me do see cigarette burns on babies and we do see twelve-year-olds that are shot in the street and we do see innocent victims that are molested and raped and all the horrible horrible things that we see that the vast majority of the public never has and never is required Yeah,
	well, look, idiot is mild.
	But anyway, I did want you to know about that, what is happening in a place like Seattle.
	He is not my only guest at this hour.
	So is John McKinney.
	He's an assistant DA for L.A. County and a teenage girl.
	Who lives in Watts, which for those of you around the country, for that matter around the world, Watts, is that considered, I know I just learned it's not used much now, South Central LA, is that basically what we call inner city, okay?
	I mean, we have to be clear about that, and still lives there.
	And she's of Mexican heritage, and we're going to talk to her in a moment.
	Let me begin with John McKinney.
	How many assistant district attorneys are there?
	When we're fully staffed, we have about 1,000 deputy district attorneys.
	Currently, we're somewhere between 900 and 950. Oh, so the word for you is deputy, not assistant.
	Right.
	It's interchangeable, state-to-state jurisdiction.
	Okay, fair enough.
	How many of you, I know you don't have a scientific answer, but what would you guess the percentage of that 1,000 like the current district attorney of L.A. County?
	Gascon.
	Well, he's not very popular to my eye.
	I haven't spoken to all of my colleagues about him, but my sense is well over 80% of the career prosecutors have some sort of problem with him.
	Most of us find it very difficult to work for him.
	Were you surprised that he won?
	Yes.
	I gave the voters of L.A. County More credit than to vote for somebody like him.
	Well, you know what?
	You, may I call you John?
	Yes.
	You, John, are experiencing what I've experienced in the last year and a half, a painful disappointment in many of our fellow Americans.
	I can't say, there's no way to, I can't beat around the bush, as much as I love this country.
	I have not lost my ability to think.
	And that's not a slight.
	That just means we held them in higher regard.
	We held our fellow neighbors in high regard.
	Well, it's a funny way of saying it.
	It is a slight.
	On the other hand, we could say the slight is against us for being naive.
	True.
	But to elect a man like George Gascon, Like this woman in Seattle.
	To elect, if she is elected, is only a commentary on the people who voted for these people.
	Now give me, you work in that arena, so give me some examples of his policies that are injurious.
	Okay.
	Well, one major policy change he made was to get rid of the consequence of life without parole for certain heinous murders.
	Now, when he ran for office, he was upfront about the fact that he was morally opposed to the death penalty and he would never seek the death penalty.
	So people who voted knew that about him.
	What he didn't say was that he would never seek even a sentence of life without parole for people who commit heinous crimes such as multiple murders.
	So, for example, someone could, God forbid they don't, kill ten people.
	And under his policy, in L.A. County alone, because the other 57 counties don't follow his policy, in L.A. County alone, that person will become eligible for parole after 20 years in custody.
	That's the consequence.
	Yeah, so that's two years per person, if it's ten people.
	It's like in Norway, the guy who murdered, what, 53 people or something?
	He got a few months per person, because you can't serve more than a very small period of time.
	Because they're very enlightened in Norway.
	Murder is not that bad a thing.
	What else?
	So what about the, who initiated the, you could steal up to $950?
	Well, that began with George Gascon and another job.
	He supported the Proposition 47, which changed the definition of grand theft.
	Petty theft used to be limited to thefts under $499.
	The legislature doubled it to $950.
	But he has done far more damage than that because, based on his policies, he will never prosecute anyone under 18 for a theft crime.
	No matter how big?
	Up to $950.
	Well, wait.
	He will prosecute someone who's 25?
	Who stole $900 worth?
	I don't think he even does that.
	Well, his policies are a little convoluted.
	On a first theft, they will get diversion, so they won't get prosecuted the first time.
	If they commit the crime again within a short period of time, he leaves open the possibility of a prosecution then.
	But you're right.
	No juveniles ever.
	And they can go out and commit two, three of these crimes a day.
	A day?
	Yeah.
	Wait, let me just make that clear.
	That's $2,700.
	That's a good living, $2,700 of goods a day.
	Yeah, and we're seeing it.
	We're seeing commercial retail theft explode.
	We're seeing these serial thieves who will get arrested, get out later that day, go back into a store, grab a garbage bag full of merchandise, and walk right out.
	It's happening in broad daylight.
	It's happening in front of employees, in front of security who are reluctant to get involved in trying to physically restrain them for all the liability that comes along with something like that.
	And it's running a lot of our small businesses out of business.
	These businesses serve neighborhoods that historically haven't had.
	Target can handle it.
	CVS can handle it.
	They're so big.
	But the guy who has one store can't handle it.
	Right, and a lot of times these are minority business owners who, after working hard, put together a nest egg, went out, opened a business, and now they can't operate.
	Or they have to charge higher prices, which means they don't get the customers.
	All right, and tell me, what's the story with bail?
	Well, there are a couple things going on with bail.
	The Superior Court has an emergency bail order that operates during COVID. That ends up releasing a lot of people who traditionally would have been kept on bail or had some sort of conditions.
	The district attorney has implemented a very similar policy that may not be at use at this particular time because the Superior Court is doing the same thing.
	So a lot of people are getting out.
	The DA is being blamed for it.
	But it probably is more an operation of these emergency orders.
	The important thing to know is that when these emergency orders go away, his policies will then kick in and maintain this.
	All right, I'm speaking to John McKinney, who is an assistant DA LA County, Steve Robinson with the LAPD, and then Celeste, a teenager in Watts.
	Celeste!
	I hope made a boobie.
	I really, I have to control myself, Jenna, because in the last five to ten years, I think it's fair to say, empirically, that there's been an amazing show.
	shift, a sea change in American attitudes to abortion.
	and especially in the youth.
	In the under-30s, who understand, they follow the science, they understand that this is a human being inside a mother's womb.
	I don't want to get carried away with myself, but how important...
	You are, you've taught constitutional law, you're a practicing lawyer.
	How important, how significant is the SCOTUS decision and the signing into effect of the new heartbeat law in Texas?
	It's very significant.
	And even though this was simply a denial of an emergency application to stay the law, it shows that the Supreme Court is no longer reflexively protecting abortion as a so-called right.
	And that's what is the most important part of this decision.
	The Supreme Court said that they were not ruling on the merits of the issue.
	Of course, it will be litigated.
	But what they're saying here is that no longer will an activist majority simply say, sorry states, you don't have a compelling interest to protect unborn life.
	And so for all of us who understand actual science and who have seen the science, who see the strides that we have made and showing how heartbeats are about five to six weeks after conception.
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	When does when do the families of the people stranded there go public?
	That's really the issue, Byron, because that will draw attention.
	Well, I think it's going to be pretty soon.
	I mean, the United States is dependent either on the Taliban or the Qataris or some other nation.
	to help get United States peace.
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	By the truly morally indefensible mandates of you can't enter a restaurant in New York City unless you prove that you've been vaccinated.
	And so private restaurants, in other words, not talking about big chains, but restaurants owned by entrepreneurs are losing half their customers.
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	You've got to help the fighters, my friend, or we'll lose our country.
	It's as simple as that.
	You don't have to fight, but you do have to help the fighters.
	Not everybody has the nature to fight, and I fully respect that, but everybody can help them.
	I have three remarkable people in the studio with me.
	This is riveting.
	Unfortunately, I might say.
	And Steve Robinson is a businessman who is so dedicated to the community.
	I know him well, so I could tell you that.
	And I don't want to embarrass him with lavish praise, but I will embarrass him with lavish praise.
	He's a great man.
	And he decided to become a Los Angeles police officer.
	He's in the reserve with the LAPD. John McKinney is an assistant district attorney for L.A. County.
	And now a student who is a teenage girl, Hispanic, Let me, since this is the age where this is tragically relevant, Steve Robinson is of the white Caucasian race,
	John McKinney is of the black race, and our wonderful young woman is of Mexican heritage.
	As far as I'm concerned, I don't give a damn in either of the three cases.
	That's the way I was raised.
	That was what liberals used to believe.
	It didn't matter.
	Your heart, your kindness, your character, that's all that matters.
	But not anymore.
	But at least I want you to know where these people are from with regards to ethnicity, etc.
	Okay, so I will leave your name out of this, and it's interesting to begin with.
	First of all, how old are you?
	I am 17. 17. And you live in what?
	Yes.
	Which is the hood or the inner city, whatever term one wishes to you.
	Or the hood hood, as some of the kids say.
	And what does that mean?
	It just means that you're kind of in the middle of everything.
	Oh, so it's like hood squared.
	Yeah.
	Right, okay.
	And you didn't want your name on, or really your dad didn't, as I learned, right?
	That's right.
	And the reason?
	Well, you know, to begin with, I am in high school, and a lot of it is the fact that right now it's a very tough time, and what I mean by that is that there's a lot of different political views.
	That's one thing.
	And I am honestly afraid to get bashed or to get made fun of or to be lonely because of my views.
	And that's very sad to say now, being a teenager in America.
	I said this the other day.
	It's very hard to be a teenager right now.
	Very, very hard.
	Correct.
	It is.
	I say that all the time.
	What the left has done to young people is child abuse.
	But I'm going to put that aside for a moment.
	What views do you have that would be mocked?
	To begin with is that I love my policemen.
	I love the workforce.
	And I believe that they are protectors and they do everything they can to serve our community and keep family like mine safe.
	And the big thing right now is all cops are bad.
	They get smashed, called names.
	And I always say...
	You never can truly speak on a topic if you don't have experience and if you firsthand don't see it.
	And lately I have been feeling, and I know this, people are just speaking up for me and my community and have no idea, have never spent the day in the neighborhood, have never seen what I see, and I truly don't think that's fair, honestly.
	I really don't.
	And I'm disappointed and I'm angry.
	How do you know that you're alone in your views at your high school?
	I see it firsthand.
	A big thing is social media.
	You know, all the posts about slamming people and just saying, degrading other people's views.
	You know, this generation wants to talk about equality and inclusivity until it's something that is not right with them.
	If me and you are having a conversation and you don't agree with me, for some reason that gives me the right to judge you and slam you.
	And instead of going, oh, hey, you know.
	I agree with you.
	That's totally okay that me and you have different views.
	For some reason, it's now about judging character and personality.
	And just because I think one way, it makes my whole persona wrong.
	And it's hard to just, you know, go about every day to life.
	I always tell this to my family.
	I'm living a double life at school every day.
	I want you to, Sean, I want you to keep that line, please.
	That's a permanent...
	Line, what we call a Hall of Fame line, that you're leading a double life.
	You know, I have coined the term America's Muranos, and I don't expect you to know that.
	Steve might know about it.
	But Muranos, in the 15th century, Jews in Spain were very persecuted.
	In fact, they were actually all expelled in 1492 from Spain.
	And what they did was many Jews lived publicly as Catholics and privately kept their Judaism.
	They were called Muranos.
	Conservatives are doing that.
	This double life.
	Exactly what you described.
	So your persona is like everybody else, but privately you actually think police are terrific.
	Of course I do.
	Right.
	Do you have one friend that you could tell that to?
	I do, and her father's actually a cop, so that's really the only person I can truly speak to about it.
	And she's at the high school with you?
	Yes, she is.
	Now, Steve Robinson, who found you, correct?
	Yes, she's a participant in one of our charitable programs.
	I've already invited her to live with my wife and me.
	You're awesome.
	Thank you.
	I want to find out about who didn't come.
	Okay.
	The Democratic Party somehow has convinced black people that they're the good guys.
	Never mind the skanky history of the Democratic Party.
	That was a party of slavery.
	They're racist, racist, racist.
	Everything's racist.
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	You should be able to share ideas without fear of being fired from your job or shouted down.
	You are not to be heard.
	This is one of the few things we have no precedent for in the United States.
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	Thank you.
	What does Byron York think?
	Americans' feelings about U.S. citizens being left behind in Afghanistan, I think those feelings are essentially folded in to the poll numbers that you're seeing Biden's approval rating for his handling of the situation in Afghanistan, which are in the 20s.
	I mean, those are Nixon and Watergate poll numbers.
	So I do think that Americans are aware of that.
	Now, a couple of things about Biden changing the subject.
	Of course he wants to change the subject.
	The question is, will a lot of the press go along with it?
	If you look at Politico's playbook this morning, I mean, just a tiny, tiny little mention of Afghanistan, much more on the Biden agenda.
	On the other hand, Senator Blumenthal yesterday afternoon posted a thread on Twitter.
	My staff and I have worked night and day to secure the safe passage of two planes waiting in Mazar-e-Sharif.
	To take American citizens at-risk Afghan allies and their families to safety, my office joined forces in this humanitarian mission with an incredible coalition of advocates, NGOs, former servicemen, and journalists to try to evacuate our fellow citizens and Afghan allies.
	By the way, NGOs, former service members and journalists, anybody missing from that list?
	State Department and Pentagon, yep.
	Exactly.
	So anyway, he goes on.
	And so this is...
	As you point out, a Democratic senator, which may be necessary to give this issue enough credibility for some members of the press to pay attention.
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	Los Angeles reserve policeman and a man who was extremely successful in his business and decided just to help his city and became a reserve police officer.
	John McKinney is an assistant DA, district attorney for L.A. County.
	I had one meeting with him, and it was after I'd spoken out against him and his policies.
	And he didn't say much.
	I did most of the talking.
	He sort of agreed with what I had to say, and that was the end of it.
	Right.
	He agreed with what you had to say and didn't change anything.
	Right.
	In large part because the law was fixed and there wasn't much he could do.
	But I got the sense, Dennis, that he...
	Didn't even understand the issues.
	Oh, that's fascinating.
	That is so interesting.
	I believe that.
	That is one of the reasons I say that the left-right divide is unbridgeable.
	They don't understand us.
	To a certain extent, I don't understand them.
	People who say men give birth and really believe it, it's hard to understand them.
	Steve Robinson, oh, and of course the young woman who was just speaking, we'll just call her Gloria.
	Why not?
	Is that okay?
	Yeah.
	What am I going to call you?
	Give me a nice wasp name that I... Huh?
	Maria.
	Oh, you know what?
	You're evil, Sean.
	Put yourself in the punishment room.
	Okay.
	So, Steve Robinson, our reserve officer, there is another young woman you were going to bring, another girl, and she wouldn't come.
	Yeah, that's right.
	It was another young lady who actually lives with her family in Nickerson Gardens.
	Explain Nickerson Gardens.
	Okay, Nickerson Gardens is the largest housing development west of the Mississippi.
	It's in Watts.
	It is predominantly Hispanic, by the way I say that.
	70-75% of the people that live in there are Hispanic.
	The balance are African American or black.
	What's interesting about it is if you drove around day or night, you would think just the opposite.
	You'd think it was 75-80% black and the other percent Hispanic, because the only people that are out are the blacks because it's the Bloods.
	It's the gang, the Bloods.
	And they run Nickerson Gardens.
	And they terrorize 75-80% of the people that live there.
	When I talk about number of people, you're talking about maybe as many as 3,000 to 3,500 people that live in this project.
	But barely ever see the light of day, and they do, that's always fearful when they're out there.
	So that's Nickerson.
	It's one of the places I work quite frequently, so I'm very familiar with it.
	I know it very well.
	We're going to bring another young lady who is also in high school.
	I think she's also a senior.
	But over the last week in Nickerson alone, not citywide, not only in Watts, but in Nickerson, in this one project, there's been over, I think there's been five or six shootings, three homicides in the last two days.
	There's three different gangs warring with one another in the area, not only in Nickerson, but also in the area.
	What are they warring over?
	It's always over drugs and money.
	And then what turns out to be the case, if one wrongs you, the war becomes in getting revenge for a wrong.
	Because, of course, naturally when you're wrong, you go out and pick up a gun and shoot somebody, right?
	That's normally what one does when they're wrong.
	And the wrong could simply be, I have a difference of opinion, I talked to your girlfriend, and I shouldn't have.
	There's a whole bunch of stupid reasons.
	We're not talking about Hatfields and McCoys, one killed someone, their revenge is for killing someone.
	That happens.
	We're talking about stupid little wrongs.
	That take place and that escalate from what normally would be an argument that you and I may have.
	They escalated immediately to grab a gun, grab a weapon, do something and go kill somebody.
	So this is the neighborhood.
	This is the area we're talking about.
	This young lady was going to come on and talk and talk openly, but with the extreme violence over the last few days and compounded with something called Hood Days, which was the last three days, which is where gangs celebrate their birth of the gang.
	Where there's hundreds and hundreds, if not thousands, of gangsters in different projects all partying, debauchery, all kinds of stuff.
	Her dad became so concerned with the violence that even if her name wasn't mentioned, if someone recognized her voice on the air, that she could be...
	Targeted for some kind of retribution.
	So just last night, her father just said, look, I would love to get the point of view out there, and I'd love to have my daughter, who's a young black woman, talk about what it's like to be a young black woman in this area, and he just said, I'm too afraid.
	That is too bad.
	Well, so, all right, we'll come back in a moment.
	And I'm going to ask John McKinney, who is not a young black woman.
	But a middle-aged black man.
	Are you middle-aged, by the way?
	A little above middle.
	I think I'm 53. You're 53?
	Yes.
	He doesn't look 53. No, he does.
	Just for the record, I got to say.
	All right, so perfect.
	I want to ask you about that in her name, as it were.
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	But Biden is taking a hit.
	And Democrats are trying to stay clear from him.
	The caller in the last hour said, where's Kamala?
	Kamala is doing her best to stay clear of Joe Biden.
	I mean, her polls stink.
	But combined, both of them combined, I guess it's extra stinky together because both of them stink.
	And the funny thing is, her polls are worse than his, and she wants to be nowhere near this cat.
	People are finding out that this Build Back Better thing is a socialist agenda, and the $3.5 trillion partisan wish list that the Democrats are wanting is starting to turn people off because people are starting to realize that the economic pain is going to be felt at home.
	Average, everyday Americans sitting around their dinner table are going to feel that pain.
	Overall, the poll found that Biden's net approval average is negative seven.
	That means 44% are approving of his job as the president and 51% disapprove.
	So this is a major slide.
	A generic Republican on the ballot at this time would lead in all seven districts going up against the Democrat incumbents by six percentage points on average.
	So Carl, the elections are so far away.
	Why are you worried about this or why are you talking about this now?
	Polls don't matter.
	Polls do matter.
	Unfortunately, I feel like Republicans are starting to do the same.
	Republicans have an opportunity of a lifetime, in my opinion, to kick Biden while he's down.
	And you have Kevin McCarthy.
	Kevin McCarthy seems to have backtracked slightly.
	But Mitch McConnell talking about they don't want to impeach.
	Why not?
	Why not?
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	Thank you.
	Preserve police officer of the Los Angeles Police Department.
	I have an assistant district attorney for L.A. County and a student whom I've named Gloria, who is a teenage girl from a high school in Watts, which is in the Hood.
	And the assistant DA also lives in the Hood, correct?
	Yes.
	I live in South L.A., which is gentrifying, as we say.
	I hope you buy some houses for yourself.
	Well, you know, I was lucky to get the one I'm in, because I wouldn't be able to afford it today.
	That's true for all of us.
	I can vouch for that in my case.
	Steve Robinson, so, oh yes, you had already explained about the girl that wouldn't, that's right, the black girl that you were also going to bring on in addition to the Hispanic.
	She was going to say what it's like to be a black with these views in that area.
	So let me go to John then.
	Is it fair to ask you that question that this girl would have addressed?
	Yeah, obviously can't speak for her, but I grew up in an inner city raised by my eldest sister.
	My parents passed away when I was very young.
	And I grew up during the 80s, during the crack cocaine.
	Epidemic when it first landed on our street.
	So I think I confronted some of the same problems that young people in these neighborhoods are confronting today.
	And what I would say about it is, today is a little different from back then.
	Crack cocaine was new.
	A lot of my friends were getting into the game, as we said back then.
	And for people like me, you had to make a choice.
	Were you going to stay in school, continue to play sports, have a normal life, or were you going to venture off into this new business where you could make $2,000, $3,000 a week?
	And for many of us, we never had $2,000 or $3,000 in our pocket at any one time.
	So I watched a lot of my friends go in that direction.
	And though tempted I was, I mean, I have to be candid about that.
	Who wouldn't be?
	There was something about my own personal morals.
	And a healthy respect and fear of the law that kept me from ever crossing that line.
	Now, in that neighborhood at that time...
	Forgive me.
	I just want to comment on that last comment.
	It's fear of the law.
	If that doesn't exist, we have chaos.
	We have a real problem, especially for a lot of young people who we used to describe as at risk, meaning that they're on the precipice of taking one road or the other.
	If they have no fear of the law, if they have a district attorney like Mr. Gascon, for example, who will not prosecute them for breaking the law, then what's to stop them from crossing that line?
	You know, I went on and I'm having a great life.
	There are a lot of kids who will, without that healthy fear, cross that line and get lost, and catastrophically so.
	So that's another reason why I have a big problem with what he's doing.
	He describes his efforts as well-intentioned, but they're really going to end up hurting the very people he claims to be trying to help.
	Right.
	Well, well-intentioned has never meant anything.
	A good chunk of evil is done by the well-intentioned.
	What do you think of the idea that people like me hold, and I always tell guests, feel totally free to differ with me, that the root issue is a lack of fathers?
	I agree with you.
	A hundred percent.
	I mean, that is the, I would cite that as the number one reason why so many young black boys and young black men end up lost in society.
	We're not allowed to talk about it, as you know.
	And if we do talk about it, we're erring.
	Well, you're not allowed to talk about it, right.
	You're not allowed to talk about it by the left, the black left and the white left.
	Unfortunately, there's a white right, but there isn't much of a black right.
	That's the tragedy.
	But let's say you say that.
	Will the average black, even in Watts, say, oh, you're just talking white trash?
	I do think that the average black person would not look favorably on that conversation being held.
	Amongst mixed companies.
	I get it.
	We talk about this amongst ourselves all the time.
	It's a completely different conversation from what you hear on CNN. You don't want non-blacks to hear it.
	Right.
	This is something that should be worked out in-house, so to speak.
	I read today about a school in Minnesota that is no longer giving kids F, even if they get a zero on an exam, because too many blacks were failing tests.
	What do you think of that policy?
	Well, I think they're setting these young people up for failure in life.
	The elimination of any standards, the lowering of standards, is offensive to somebody like me because I know what we're capable of.
	I know we're capable of doing the work that everyone else does.
	But if you tell me I only have to work half as hard as the next person, what do you expect me to do?
	Yeah, work half as hard.
	That's what I expect you to do.
	That would be the smart thing to do, I would think.
	Gloria, forgive me, John.
	So, Gloria, you're the only female in the room, so I am talking to you.
	I've given her a name because, sadly, she didn't want her name.
	If you were to say in class, I think the number, Alan, tell me if I'm right, I think it's the number of unarmed blacks in any given year killed by police is under 20. Under 20. The number of unarmed whites killed by police is way more than that.
	If you were to say that in class, We're going to take a break, because I won't interrupt you.
	I want to know, what would the reaction be?
	Would they think you're lying?
	What if you proved it was true?
	We'll be back in a moment.
	And I, frankly...
	...you folks.
	This was very special.
	And we're not done, but it is very special.
	We'll be back in a moment.
	The Congress
	is going to get to the bottom of what was, in retrospect, probably one of the worst mistakes of the last three months, which is abandoning our secure air base with a significant perimeter to protect against the exact kind of suicide bombing that claimed 13 American Now, I know an individual in General Milley's circle.
	And I am told exactly what you just said.
	They would not lift the cap on the troops.
	But my advice to this individual was tell everyone you can to get a story straight, a timeline down, and every supporting document in one binder so that you do not have to change your story on timing or detail even once or you'll have Benghazi on your hands.
	And I believe that the Pentagon would be well served to over respond rather than under respond at this point.
	What's your advice to the Pentagon, Senator, on how to respond to the queries, which will never stop until we have a day by day, hour by hour, minute by minute timeline and documents supporting a decision tree here?
	Well, that's sound advice not only to the Pentagon, but to anyone in the administration.
	Congress is not just going to move on from this fiasco.
	We're going to get to the bottom of what happened.
	Then if the Democratic Congress right now won't do it, then we'll get to the bottom of it in early 2023, once Republicans have won back control of the Congress.
	Not just the Pentagon, but anyone who is involved in this needs to understand that Congress and the American people are going to insist upon answers, and they need to have those answers ready, and they need to be documented and demonstrated with evidence.
	Any kind of shifting explanation or political spin or CYA is going to be exposed.
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	I have to control myself, Jenna, because in the last five to ten years, I think it's fair to say, empirically, that there's been an amazing shift, a sea change in American attitudes to abortion, and especially in the youth, in the under-30s, who understand, they follow the science, they understand that this is a human being inside a mother's womb.
	I don't want to get carried away with myself, but how important you are.
	You've taught constitutional law.
	You're a practicing lawyer.
	How important, how significant is the SCOTUS decision and the signing?
	So, very good because it was important and interesting.
	Phil, Paul, Red, Bob, Nancy, Bob, Donato, and Lyle.
	I wish, oh God, I wish I could take all of your calls, but I can't.
	This hour has been riveting.
	So back to our young Hispanic woman from Watts.
	So if you were to say what I quoted at the end, Less than 20 or fewer than 20 unarmed blacks are killed by police in a year.
	What would your fellow students say?
	One thing I truly stand by is a miracle could happen in front of you and you still wouldn't believe it.
	I know that.
	No matter how much evidence you present, no matter how much experience you say you have in the situation, People just can't accept the fact that they're wrong.
	And it's okay to be wrong.
	It's okay to say, oh, I didn't know this.
	Let me re-educate myself.
	Let me further look into this.
	When you asked me, I was laughing because there's been so many times where I've just wanted to stand up there and say, you need to be quiet.
	You don't know what you're talking about.
	You have to research, like educate.
	You can't just say, oh, because I saw this on TikTok or I saw this post on Instagram.
	This is the first time in my life I am for lowering the age of presidential candidates to 17. Too generous.
	You are special.
	Thank you.
	It just really infuriates me.
	You're so special that I don't even think my telling you special will go to your head.
	I think you'll take it seriously, but it won't make you conceited.
	I read you very well.
	You are important to this society.
	You give people hope.
	Do you want to go to college?
	I do.
	I do.
	My mother always said that the more knowledge, the more power, the more you can...
	Yeah, but you don't get knowledge at college.
	Right.
	That doesn't mean you shouldn't go, but she's right about knowledge.
	Knowledge and college only rhyme, but they're not related.
	Certainly not wisdom.
	Do you know where you want to go?
	Do you have a preference?
	I was thinking of going back east, actually.
	I'm going to Boston, Massachusetts.
	It's next, this week, actually.
	Well, if you're lonely here, you'll be lonelier there.
	Yeah.
	Just for the record.
	Yeah, I had to remind myself.
	Right.
	Yep.
	Massachusetts, isn't that the only state who voted for McGovern?
	I just, I don't know if McGovern means anything to you, but it's a very...
	Non-thinking state.
	Anyway, the three of you, you made a very powerful hour to us.
	Steve Robinson, you know how I adore you.
	As are you.
	Can I... We have a few seconds.
	I can wait until after the break.
	Okay.
	All right.
	And, John, it has been an honor to meet you.
	John McKinney, Assistant DA. You too give us hope.
	Thank you.
	Appreciate you.
	And, of course, Gloria.
	Thank you.
	Why don't you put in, looking for brilliant, beautiful, wise, 17-year-old Hispanic girl?
	Yeah, exactly.
	Oh, okay, fine.
	It worked.

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