In this episode, we tackle pedophilia and the massive problem we have with it in America. Tim Tebow is shining a light on the issue. And Sharia Law, why the hell are we allowing it anywhere in the Western world? @RogueRecapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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| Episode seven here of the rogue recap and a lot to get to, just a lot. | |
| And it's sad because you know, it was Mother's Day and it was such a beautiful day, and it was like a brief hiatus from reality and the reality of just how disgusting the world is, how disgusting people are. | |
| There's a lot going on with people hurting kids too. | |
| I gotta say, if if it's kids or puppies, I'm kind of out. | |
| I don't have any forgiveness. | |
| I don't have anything in my heart that says, I'm sure it was just a moment, or I'm sure it was just a brief issue. | |
| You know, I I don't feel like that. | |
| I feel like if you hurt kids, if you hurt animals, whatever you did to that child, whatever you did to that animal should be done to you, eh, you know, times 10. | |
| And then you should be locked up for life, if not sent to death, you know, depending on what it is. | |
| I follow this other podcast, Sean Ryan, and I really like him. | |
| And he had Tim Tebow on. | |
| And Tim Tebow, if you don't know him, was a football player who uh waited to have sex until he got married, and people made fun of him and this and that, but he was definitely well known for being very religious. | |
| His mom actually considered aborting him and then didn't. | |
| And so he's he's kind of like the miracle baby, right? | |
| He's this, he's this guy that, you know, truly and honestly has lived his life according to the good book and really does do his best. | |
| And despite all the fame and everything else. | |
| And since he's gotten married and been doing more media, you know, one of the things that he's been really outspoken about is being very pro-life. | |
| And the other thing is is stopping pedophilia. | |
| So he goes on this show with Sean Ryan, and he talks about how in the past month he was able to show over a hundred thousand IP addresses all over the United States that are downloading child porn, children 12 years and under. | |
| What is wrong with people? | |
| I mean, I've always said that, you know, Earth is the devil's playground, and that this is the place where all evil takes place. | |
| And I don't think that that most people would disagree with me. | |
| I've just seen some of the most I mean, obviously I work in news, so I see all the bad stuff, right? | |
| But this is just horrid. | |
| Over a hundred thousand IP addresses. | |
| So that's unique IP addresses. | |
| That's people on individual locations looking at children in pornographic situations under the age of 12. | |
| Why? | |
| And the thing that T Bow points out 55 to 85% are also hands-on offenders, and that they'll have upwards of 10 to 13 victims in their own life. | |
| If they're looking at the porn, they're downloading the porn, and then they're distributing the porn. | |
| I mean, this is a this is a violent, disgusting crime To take an innocent child and to use them in your sexually deviant way because you have your own issues. | |
| I have no sympathy for a pedophile. | |
| I think pedophiles should be drawn and quartered. | |
| And I think that the pain that they cause these children, I mean, it's there's no going back. | |
| That child will never be the same again. | |
| And even if they bury it and put it away, there will be things that always bother them. | |
| There will be triggers. | |
| There will be, you know, a movie, a song, a sound. | |
| And I give Tim Tebow a lot of credit. | |
| You know, he was talking about this and he really got broken up. | |
| And I thought to myself, my God, what is going on? | |
| But I'll let you listen to a little bit of this yourself. | |
| I think it's worth it. | |
| I think it's worth your time. | |
| And I think it's one of these topics that doesn't get a lot of airplay because it's difficult. | |
| It's difficult to listen to, it's difficult to hear, it's difficult to digest. | |
| It's easier to pretend or to just ignore the fact that it's happening and go on about your daily life and raise your children and keep them away from all of this. | |
| But somewhere, some small child doesn't have a you and they need somebody. | |
| I mean, just looking at what they did with Epstein, look at what's happening now with the Diddy trial, which I'll get to in a minute. | |
| I mean, if you guys remember Johnny Depp. | |
| Johnny Depp and Amber Heard were two idiots in Hollywood who lived together and then sued each other and had this dramatic, ridiculous, you know, drawn-out court case. | |
| And we televised the whole thing. | |
| We watched it endlessly. | |
| We covered it. | |
| It was ridiculous. | |
| Now we have P. Diddy on the stand. | |
| There's no cameras in the courtroom. | |
| We're not allowed to hear what's happening. | |
| You know what? | |
| I want to hear what's happening. | |
| This just shows you how we protect people of an upper echelon. | |
| Because I really think it's not that we're protecting Diddy. | |
| We're sure as hell not protecting his victims. | |
| We're protecting the other people that went in and took part in the disgusting things that he did. | |
| The quote unquote white parties, the quote unquote freakouts. | |
| I mean, the stuff that I'm reading in the transcripts from the courtroom are beyond. | |
| But the good thing is for the people that are doing these transcripts, they know. | |
| They know that people don't read. | |
| They know that people don't get into getting past the headline, right? | |
| Everybody's a headline hero. | |
| I read the headline, I'm doing good. | |
| Yeah, well, paragraph three was pretty good too if you got past one and two. | |
| But most of the time they don't. | |
| And so they know that it's going to remain a secret. | |
| And many people will not know everybody who was guilty in this, and everybody who should be getting an eyeball, and everybody who should be behind bars just like Diddy. | |
| And yes, sure, some of the people that are testifying against him are in exchange for their testimony getting uh immunity. | |
| And in some cases, I'm okay with it. | |
| In other cases, I'm not. | |
| If you organized a freak out, if you organize bringing children in for sex slavery, you trafficked children in. | |
| I mean, there's just so much wrong with this. | |
| But take a listen to Tim Tebow because this is somebody who's actually doing something, trying to bring awareness, going on interviews, going out, working with victims. | |
| I mean, it really is. | |
| I don't know much about him in football, but what he's doing for kids is pretty remarkable. | |
| I brought a map to share with you. | |
| Is this map... | |
| Every red dot on that. | |
| So, first of all, that is a uh DOG DOJ law enforcement map. | |
| It's called the red dot map. | |
| And every um every this is over the last 30 days, and every red dot on that map is at least one unique IP address of individuals downloading, sharing, distributing child abuse and rape images under the age of 12. | |
| And there's over 11,000 of them just in the US of the last 30 days. | |
| And I just I I wanted to bring that because I think it it brings to life um so much of the evil that we're trying to face, and people will say, well, that's just over there, and it's in those countries and it's all of those places, and it's not. | |
| Sean, it's right here in our backyard. | |
| It is right here in and out of everyone. | |
| And some people will say, okay, well, well, they're they're just downloading and sharing it and distributing it, and but they're not. | |
| 55 to 85% are also hands-on offenders, and your average offender has 13 victims in their lifetime. | |
| 13 victims. | |
| Every one of those red dot map red red dots is there's a boy or girl that is suffering on the other end of what they're sharing, downloading, or distributing. | |
| And I just I want to share that with you because I know that your heart breaks for them. | |
| And I think that map brings to life the the evil that we're trying to to fight and why, you know, one of our hearts is to get the renewed hope act passed through Congress because it takes the law enforcement officers right now and victim identification officers at C3, and they're amazing. | |
| Some of my favorite people in the world. | |
| But there's seven of them right now at C3. | |
| There's how many? | |
| Seven. | |
| Seven people to And also ICACs are working on that. | |
| We love ICAC and we need to enhance their funding because they desperately need it. | |
| Um internet crimes against children and their awesome 62 locations around the country, but primarily the ones that are also working on this right at C3. | |
| And we want to get the renewed hope passed because it would take it from seven to two hundred. | |
| So think about this. | |
| Here's Tim Tebow, former athlete going out and speaking on behalf of these four children that are victims of the worst kind of perpetrator. | |
| And then I want you to think of Delaney Hall. | |
| Delaney Hall. | |
| Do you know what Delaney Hall is? | |
| Delaney Hall is the ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, that all of these disgusting people went. | |
| And they blocked ambulances, they attacked ICE officers and and police officers who are there keeping criminals and illegal aliens off the street. | |
| And not just illegal aliens that are going around like they say, living their lives just looking to do something better. | |
| No, illegal aliens that are part of cartels and gangs that are hurting people. | |
| They are murdering people, they are kidnapping children, they are selling drugs. | |
| This is not the person that you, you know, as who was it that said, uh, we need these people out there, they do all the tasks that Americans don't want to do. | |
| No, that's not what's happening. | |
| These are the criminals. | |
| These are identified criminals that are part of gangs. | |
| And these disgusting members of Congress, it hearts my heart to even say that they are, go and stand in front of this detention facility and they protest. | |
| So they're not out there doing anything for their constituents. | |
| They're saying, we're protesting the capture of criminals that you now have locked up behind bars because they no longer can kill our constituents. | |
| They no longer can kill kids. | |
| They no longer can rob. | |
| They no longer can carjack. | |
| They no longer can rape, abuse. | |
| What is going on? | |
| Why don't you use your time to go and help the kids? | |
| Because Lord knows they need it. | |
| Tim Debo just told you. | |
| This C3 group, there's seven people. | |
| ICAC, I mean, they have 60 people around the country that are working on internet crimes against children. | |
| Why aren't there thousands of people? | |
| Why isn't Congress passing his legislation? | |
| Why isn't that happening? | |
| Oh, I know, because Chris Van Holland is in El Salvador, and these assholes are over protesting in front of New York, trying their best to do anything but what we need. | |
| It is repulsive and they should be taken out of their seats immediately. | |
| Because instead of helping the kids, they're helping themselves. | |
| They're grandstanding. | |
| Oh, and what's better? | |
| People there who are wearing the collars of pastors and deacons and preachers are holding hands, blocking the entrance, calling it peaceful protest. | |
| When you obstruct an entrance, ladies and gentlemen, it is not a peaceful protest. | |
| A peaceful protest is when your voice is heard peacefully. | |
| If people are not able to get into their place of work if they are not able to get an ambulance in for emergency services, it's no longer peaceful. | |
| And just because you're standing there saying that you are some sort of uh beacon of God, it's not. | |
| You're not a beacon of God. | |
| You're just using that as your magic carpet into la la land with these other idiots. | |
| And I tell you what, it pisses me off. | |
| Because we need to help the kids enough. | |
| I'm so sick of the left, honestly. | |
| I really am. | |
| It's just enough already. | |
| And it's funny because I saw this clip of this police officer that I'm gonna play for you in a second. | |
| He's in Seattle, big shock. | |
| And he the poor guy, I mean, when you hear what he says, my heart just breaks for him. | |
| Because he sounds like so many other Leos that we talk to. | |
| For those of you who don't know, A Leo is a law enforcement officer. | |
| So many other Leos. | |
| And this is what they're going through every single day. | |
| He's got a felony warrant out of Thursday County Sheriff's Office because we've this is the third time we pursued this individual in six months. | |
| So the last time I talked about him, I actually specifically stated that if the judges don't start taking this seriously, that someone's gonna get hurt or killed. | |
| And here we are, shooting at the police. | |
| So maybe they'll take it more serious this time, but I'm not confident. | |
| And while we're at it, when we talk about horrible things that happen to people, like the P. Diddy case that is certainly not getting enough attention, that's for damn sure. | |
| And then we look at what's going on in London with Sharia law, and we look at what's going on with pornography, and we say, why aren't we covering this stuff? | |
| Why aren't we talking about this stuff? | |
| And you know why we're not? | |
| Because then we have to look at our legislators in the eye and say, you're not doing your job. | |
| You know, you're out there and you're giving these stump speeches, whether it's for or against Trump. | |
| I don't care about that. | |
| I care about the stuff that affects our community. | |
| I care about the stuff that affects us. | |
| I care about the stuff that actually matters and makes a difference in everyday life. | |
| These people standing around Delaney Hall trying to help a bunch of illegal immigrants who committed crimes, it's sickening. | |
| These people who are on their computers downloading child porn, it's disgusting. | |
| These people who participated in the Diddy parties? | |
| Unbelievable. | |
| And guess what? | |
| You want to say that these illegal immigrants are not committing crimes? | |
| Okay, take a listen to this. | |
| Two Florida men face kidnapping charges after police found that with two teenage girls from Johnston County. | |
| Authorities took 18-year-old Erickson Ulo Flores and 22-year-old Edwin Cardenas into custody on Sunday night. | |
| Both men are from Daytona Beach. | |
| They're accused of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl and a 15-year-old girl from Clayton. | |
| More charges are pending for the two men as they await extradition to North Carolina. | |
| So now we've got two Florida illegal alien teenagers, because they're 18 and 19, and they are abducting girls from North Carolina. | |
| Why are they abducting them? | |
| What's happening with these girls? | |
| Are they being sold in sex trafficking? | |
| Are they being sold into human trafficking? | |
| Are they being raped and murdered and left by the side of the road like so many other horror stories that we hear? | |
| How many American children, how many American women have to be hurt, have to die, have to be raped. | |
| I mean, my God, two episodes ago I did a show of all the cases you're not hearing. | |
| All of this horrible crime that's happening around our country, whether it's violent crime, whether it's illegal alien crime, and our representatives are too busy grandstanding about nonsense to do anything to help their people. | |
| It's repulsive. | |
| The amount of violence that's happening across the world is unbelievable. | |
| These people, I don't know if if it's we're if they're watching movies, if it's from video games, but I said this, I actually think I said this like four or five episodes ago. | |
| The whole life is cheap thing. | |
| That's very real. | |
| I don't know how they think for one second that they're allowed to walk up to a woman on the sidewalk like that just happened in Paris. | |
| Woman was on a sidewalk, she's pregnant, she's walking her two-year-old, three men roll up in a white van, and they're trying they're beating her out of her mind in broad daylight on the sidewalk in Paris. | |
| And it takes three other regular people unrelated to her, she's just outwalking her baby. | |
| It's enough. | |
| We have the white African farmers who are being slaughtered. | |
| They have the government calling for the murder, the dismemberment, the total and complete overhaul of white farmers in their land, they're allowed to take it. | |
| It's their own. | |
| They don't need to defend it. | |
| So yes, we're giving asylum to white refugees, white South African refugees. | |
| And instead of people saying this is a good thing, they're upset about it. | |
| They're upset that Trump is taking in refugees. | |
| I thought you loved refugees. | |
| Oh, but they're white refugees from South Africa, so that doesn't count. | |
| Okay, I got it. | |
| This is it's nuts. | |
| I saw this video that I'm gonna play for you. | |
| This guy is out of London and he's talking about Sharia law. | |
| He's a UK citizen. | |
| Definitely sounds like he's probably from somewhere else, but he's a UK citizen now, and he is bashing Sharia law. | |
| Just take a listen. | |
| No, explain something to me. | |
| Why some people want the Shaira law in the UK when you have the same Shahira law in your own country? | |
| You can go back to your own country and leave under the Sha'ira law. | |
| But why do you scream Shahira law in the UK? | |
| The UK don't want Shah Law, so stop it. | |
| No one wants the Shayra law in the UK. | |
| So I do not understand when they keep shouting, oh Shaira in the UK. | |
| Shut up. | |
| No one wants it. | |
| You want Shay Allah? | |
| Go back to your own country. | |
| Simple as that. | |
| Yeah? | |
| How spot on is this guy? | |
| Taking a moment to speak out. | |
| And you know what? | |
| It's dangerous for him in the UK because they're locking people up that put these posts up. | |
| Now he's clearly an immigrant himself, has come to the UK, has become a citizen, and says, this is ridiculous. | |
| If you're leaving a country that completely and totally takes away the rights of women and children and puts them into Burkis from head to toe where the only thing they could see out of is a slip for their eyes. | |
| They can't even take their veils off to eat. | |
| You think this is normal? | |
| Take a look at pictures from the 60s and the 70s of Iran. | |
| Take a look at pictures from Pakistan. | |
| Take a look. | |
| They don't look like today. | |
| They look very Americanized. | |
| It's absolutely ridiculous. | |
| There is a very large misunderstanding between religious freedom and Sharia law. | |
| Sharia law is a man-made misconception for people who are in Islam and they use it to control followers of the Quran. | |
| It has absolutely nothing to do with the Quran. | |
| It has to do with the type of lifestyle led by these clerics. | |
| They are looking for complete and utter control over the people that follow the doctrine. | |
| All these people protesting free Palestine, all these LGBTQ, you know, you got your flags, you got your rainbow shirt. | |
| They're going to hang you and murder you under Sharia law. | |
| So stop defending Free Palestine. | |
| Stop defending radical Islamic terrorists. | |
| Stop defending Sharia law. | |
| This guy's got it spot on, I'll tell you what. | |
| I s one of those things where I really just hear it. | |
| Yes, this is exactly right. | |
| And I'm glad that other people are thinking it, but I give this guy I give him a lot of credit because in the UK, they're really, I mean, you say anything and they're arresting you. | |
| You put a post on Facebook, you're arrested. | |
| It's it's absurd. | |
| And last but not least, one of the things that drives me crazy, and there's so many of these stories, so I'm sure there'll never be any shortage of them. | |
| This woman gets pulled over, her and her boyfriend or her husband, and the police officer is telling her you have to sign the ticket and accept that this is happening. | |
| And of course, what does she do? | |
| She does not listen. | |
| She's confrontational, she gives him a hard time, and then she turns around and says that he used excessive force on her. | |
| Body cam and the audio you're about to hear tells a very different story. | |
| Officer Brooks. | |
| What's your first name? | |
| I'm not gonna give you my first name. | |
| Okay, and I don't have to sign this, right? | |
| You do have to sign it. | |
| No, I don't. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, I gotta explain to him. | |
| If you don't sign it, then you're gonna be physically taken to jail. | |
| That's it. | |
| So you refuse to sign. | |
| What's your name? | |
| Officer Brooks. | |
| 74, 5, 2. | |
| What's the badge number? | |
| I gave it to you two times, man. | |
| Okay, I'm asking again. | |
| And I'm not giving it to you. | |
| Are you gonna sign it? | |
| No, because I want your badge number. | |
| That's all right. | |
| Want to put your hands behind your back for me? | |
| Hey, listen, my man. | |
| She says she's not signing. | |
| Put your hands behind your back. | |
| Sir? | |
| You're hurting me. | |
| Okay. | |
| I'm asking you to put your hands behind your back. | |
| I'm sorry. | |
| Put your hands behind your back. | |
| Put your hand behind your back. | |
| Come on. | |
| I need you to back up. | |
| I'm just saying I can't. | |
| I need you to back up. | |
| You don't need to touch her like that. | |
| She's not putting a hands behind the back. | |
| I'm asking and I'm asking the question. | |
| I'm just all I'm doing is that you're going to be able to do that. | |
| Put your hands behind your back. | |
| Put your hands behind your ticket. | |
| Under arrest, put your hands behind your back. | |
| I asked you to sign the ticket. | |
| You told me you're not signing it. | |
| Sir. | |
| Put your hands behind. | |
| I'm asking you a question. | |
| I'm letting you know. | |
| I'm not gonna ask you again. | |
| I'm gonna force me to put your hands behind your back. | |
| But sir, Mr. Brooks. | |
| Is this really necessary? | |
| Mr. Brooks. | |
| Hold on, hold on, hold on. | |
| Hey, listen, my man. | |
| Okay, you can put your phone down. | |
| Oh god. | |
| Hold on. | |
| Put your hands behind your back. | |
| I'm not saying that I'm refusing to sign the ticket. | |
| I'm going to sign the ticket. | |
| You don't have to offer that. | |
| Because I'm but I'm going to sign the ticket, Mr. Brooks. | |
| I'm going to sign the ticket. | |
| So let me ask you, listening to that. | |
| Here is a woman who gets pulled over. | |
| And the officer says to her, please sign the ticket. | |
| Instead of signing the ticket, she acts like a total idiot, tells this police officer, she wants his badge number. | |
| She wants his name. | |
| Except that the officer's already given her his name. | |
| Once, twice, three times. | |
| It's given the badge number once, twice, three times. | |
| And she keeps asking for it. | |
| Then she says that because he didn't give it to her the second and third time. | |
| Well, now I'm not going to sign your ticket. | |
| And I'm not going to cooperate because I need your badge number. | |
| It's insane. | |
| I'm not saying that you can't defend yourself, and I'm not saying that there's not going to be times when police officers are wrong. | |
| We're all human. | |
| But when this man is being this polite and this respectful and saying to you, your boyfriend, who's all up in the police officer's face, he is telling you to back up. | |
| Stop. | |
| He puts his hand on her sh on her arm. | |
| The second he puts his hand on her arm, she's like, Oh, you're hurting me. | |
| Oh, he's hurting you? | |
| Why? | |
| Because you're used to people just doing what you say? | |
| Even when you're wrong? | |
| That's not how it works here. | |
| This is an officer of the law. | |
| You obviously have made some sort of infraction which has caused him to pull you over. | |
| If you do not agree with whatever he is saying, you will have your opportunity to argue it later in court. | |
| Get yourself a lawyer and go from there. | |
| And they think here's the best part. | |
| They thought the body cams were gonna implicate the officer. | |
| It's not. | |
| It's implicating the perps. | |
| All of these people are getting in more trouble because the body cams are showing exactly what they're doing. | |
| They're not listening, they're not paying attention, and they're being rude. | |
| Yes, sir, no, sir, yes, officer, no officer. | |
| That's it. | |
| Move along. | |
| And maybe just try not to always be doing the wrong thing. | |
| Maybe then you'd have less problems. | |
| Just thinking outside the box. | |
| This has been the rogue recap. | |
| There is always just so much to talk about. | |
| I hope you have enjoyed this episode. | |
| I'm going to be praying for these children. | |
| And I'm going to be praying for the UK and the people that live under that communism. | |
| I mean, that's all it is these days. | |
| And I'm going to be praying for our country. | |
| Because we've got some really disgusting and sociopathic leaders in the Democrat Party. | |
| Specifically here in the New York and New Jersey and California, you know, the blue states. | |
| We we have a problem. | |
| They care so much more about criminals than they do about citizens. | |
| 2026, we need to vote these guys out. | |
| They gotta go. | |
| I hope you'll be listening, and I hope we can do it together and get them out of here. | |
| My name is Linda McLaughlin. | |
| I'm so grateful you were here. | |
| Check us out on social media at Rogue Recap at Linda Mick, L Y N D A M I C K. I'm gonna start posting the shows there. | |
| And uh make sure you subscribe and let us know what you want to hear about, what you're thinking about. | |
| And uh we'll see you tomorrow. | |
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| Join us every Tuesday and Thursday, normally on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. | |
| I'm Ben Ferguson, and I'm Ted Cruz. | |
| Three times a week, we do our podcast, Verdict with Ted Cruz. | |
| Nationwide, we have millions of listeners. | |
| Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we break down the news and bring you behind the scenes inside the White House, inside the Senate, inside the United States Supreme Court. | |
| And we cover the stories that you're not getting anywhere else. | |
| We arm you with the facts to be able to know and advocate for the truth with your friends and family. | |
| So down a verdict with Ted Cruz now, wherever you get your podcasts. | |
| When I told people I was making a podcast about Benghazi, nine times out of ten, they called me a masochist, rolled their eyes, or just asked why. | |
| Benghazi, the truth became a web of lies. | |
| From Prologue Projects and Pushkin Industries, this is Fiasco Benghazi. | |
| What difference at this point does it make? | |
| Listen to Fiasco Benghazi on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. |