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Democrats EXPOSED Organizing INSURGENCY In MN, Pretti Shooting Sparks CHAOS Show less
I think it's fair to call this at this point, I don't know, we've been saying civil strife for a while, but when you find out that there are state government officials, politicians that are actively organizing paramilitary actions and shadow law enforcement, it's like, do we call it a civil war yet?
Some of you may be saying, wait, wait, wait, slow down, what are you talking about?
Well, I'm sure most of you have heard about the shooting of Alex Predty.
CBP agents in a scuffle.
They yell, gun, gun, the guy's got a gun.
One of the agents appears to disarm him.
Looks like the gun may have gone off accidentally, and then they shot and killed this guy.
Instantly, there's an occupation, an autonomous zone, something coordinated.
We're now seeing videos of people being pulled over by de facto law enforcement that demand their papers to prove who they are.
They have a database where they're tracking license plates.
Someone in government is giving them this access or deeply involved.
And it appears we have confirmation that government officials and politicians in Minnesota are actively a part of an insurgency network to rebel.
I'm not kidding, against the federal government.
In fact, they call it a resistance network.
And they admit, these politicians, that they are actively organizing this.
Call it whatever you want.
Now, we've got to break down for you what happened with this shooting, of course.
We're going to break down for you currently what's happening over the past weekend.
There was a Hilton, I think it was a home two, ransacked.
And there was an officer there from the Bureau of Federal Bureau of Prisons who was bashed in the face with a brick left bloody.
And after all of this and everything we learned, it appears Trump is standing down, stating that he's talked with the mayor and the governor.
They're going to cut a deal.
He's pulling CBB commander Bovino out with some reports that Bovino is being relieved of duty, though it's being disputed.
That's the case.
Homan's going to go in and negotiate.
So people are pissed.
But we'll talk about it.
There's a lot to go over and break down.
Plus, we got a story about apparently a librarian in West Virginia was trying to recruit people to kill Donald Trump.
I don't even know this guy.
This is crazy.
Crazy, crazy stuff, but we'll break it all down for you.
As it turns out, there are Democrat politicians and government officials actively a part of what they refer to as a resistance network, where they're providing government resources and acting as de facto law enforcement so that they can, as a state, rebel against the federal government.
And this is not an exaggeration.
They call it a resistance.
Call it whatever you want.
Cam Higby says, I've been undercover inside the group for days.
You'll notice emojis next to people's names.
The highlighted positions are the most crucial, most self-explanatory.
Mobile patrols and their entire shift searching for suspicious vehicles.
They have plate checkers.
And let's see if I don't know if I have this pulled up actually.
I don't think I do.
They have a database of license plates.
Now, the question is: who is giving them access to the state license plate registry?
Well, somebody is.
And they're using that to compile a list of names and associate them with vehicles to figure out who's doing what.
Notably, James O'Keefe was identified by his vehicle, and they knew his license plate, which means they not only have access to the database, the plate database, someone's granted them access, but the car rental agencies as well.
James O'Keefe said it was insane that they were employees at these hotels that were ratting them out.
This is not just some activists protesting.
This is a city and statewide insurgent network.
These people have been operating a shadow law enforcement operation.
It's now being exposed.
And, you know, I do want to get into this.
Is the biggest component of this?
Of course, we need to get into the shooting of Predty.
But as it turns out, it's being reported that Alex Predi, the man shot and killed by CBP, was an active member of this insurgent group.
Now the question is: what is going on and what will be done about it?
Who are these people?
How deep does this go?
And I'll make this argument.
The only reason we know about this one is because Trump sent in the troops.
When CBP and ICE became active in Minneapolis, these people fought back and they fought back to an extreme degree.
But the operations that we see in other places aren't as heavy-handed, and there's more cooperation from the state.
So these networks don't get exposed.
I'd be willing to bet California, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, New Mexico, many of these deep blue states have the same kind of insurgent networks with politicians actively providing direct access to state infrastructure.
But we don't know about it because they have no reason to reveal what they're doing behind the scenes.
One of the people who was out looting the FBI vehicles and stealing documents and then reading the documents aloud on live stream, it looked to be the exact same person who was standing in the back of a pickup truck with Ilhan Omar giving speeches to protesters about, you know, resist and we care and all the rest of it.
So this really does seem very entrenched within Minnesota elected officials as well within that.
And what do you call that, right?
I mean, it seems to me like you could call it sedition, you know, you could call it insurrection.
So Melissa Hortman, former Democrat Speaker of the House in Minnesota, who voted against the Somali welfare fraud, ends up dead by a guy who claims Tim Walz told him to do it, who was a Tim Walz appointee.
And no one investigates Tim Walz for conspiracy to commit murder, who was also neck deep in activist organizations in, I think it was the Congo, if I'm not mistaken.
Well, so Sarah Adams is a former CIA basically targeter.
She worked overseas a lot.
And she's of the opinion that the terrorist networks overseas are, at the very least, involved so that way they can get response times, track movements, get equipment, information, routines, all that stuff.
So even if this isn't just a problem domestically, this is going to spread to international, even if it isn't already.
Well, that was also the issue with the Somali fraud of Minnesota is how much of that money went to fund al-Shabaab and international terrorist organizations.
When you describe it, Tim, it sounds like the scene out of a fight club when you have your moles on the inside and he says, we're good, sir.
But, and I don't want to reach out the tentacles of conspiracy theory too much, but I do think back to Charlie Kirk's assassination, where if you have activists within organizations that tell you that you have security where you don't, so that they can be part of this resistance movement to go after these certain voices, part of me was always asking the question as to how the roof was left open.
And if you have activist actors who are in on what's going to happen because people had advanced knowledge of it, then leaving deliberate weaknesses open, it sounds exactly what's happening right now.
And if they go after James O'Keefe by getting his license plate from the car rental, you have activists within who are participating in facilitating acts of violence against the people who are documenting it, speaking out, and arguably changing the mind.
Imagine if it was the cops, you know, throwing something, shooting the protest or whatever.
I mean, this guy's just standing there.
They throw a brick at him.
He's doing his job, right?
So you've got every right to protest.
But imagine if the shoe was on the other foot.
I mean, these people are out there, and this whole thing was supposedly kicked off, and it's a lie.
Don't tell me it was actually this woman who, you know, they shot.
It's all over some woman who tries to run over a guy with a gun who's law enforcement, who, you know, unknowns to her, you know, had been ran over before, and he defends himself.
And, you know, this whole thing is supposed to be from that.
And we're supposed to believe that there's that much outrage that we're going to have, you know, this sort of a thing.
This is planned.
This is a network.
And the real question I have is why is there never any accountability from the people who keep organizing these things?
You know, like they want the fact that all of ICE's operations in other states have gone smoothly is it points directly to the fact that this is something that not just the protesters, but the local and state government want.
And you can pontificate about what the reason is, whether you say, oh, it's because of the alleged improprieties that Jacob Frey and Tim Waltz are involved in because of the Smalley Daycare scandal or whatever.
That doesn't really, I mean, that's not the point because they are actively involved in this stuff.
They are doing everything they can to inhibit law enforcement, federal law enforcement from detaining and, you know, deporting illegals.
It's for real because she wanted to remember her white privilege.
And I think another thing that's important to remember, and this is something I keep thinking about, is all of these leftists have for years been telling us about white privilege, right?
And how white people get a pass and whatever.
So what you end up with is this white lady, this white guy, they go into these protests, and I think they actually believe that they are protected by their white privilege.
I think they actually believe that if they go in there first, they're not going to get shot.
They believed that that white, middle-aged white lady was in absolutely no danger because police are so racist that they would never shoot this middle-aged white lady.
Did she want the windows left open because she wanted to smell the suffering, like be part of the suffering, or because she wanted to take pride in what she had done?
But Waltz left the, I mean, he was like, okay, babe, and he left the windows open.
You know, he was okay with it, too.
And you can tell that this is what they want because it is what they keep delivering.
And we know also, and we were talking about this before the show, if it weren't for these sanctuary policies, there would not be confrontations in the communities, and we would not see all of this going on.
We don't see it in other states.
Florida, there's more deportations.
I think California, New York, there's more deportations.
Texas, there's more deportations than in Minneapolis.
But we only see this mayhem in Minneapolis because that's what the elected leaders want to have happen.
And it is important to say that they're covering up, you know, 9 billion plus in fraud.
He wishes now that he had waited instead of saying that he wasn't going to run again, you know, because he already said he wasn't going to run for governor again.
This is all, I mean, it is obviously all politics, but this is insurrection, insurgence, whatever you want to call it.
It is politics so that they can get the screenshots or they can get the images and the sound bites to use against Trump and the Republicans in the midterms.
That might be part and parcel of some broader scheme of funding international terrorism, but I think that is the bottom line element to this.
It's activist blue states that are trying to get the clips, soundbites, and images for their next political promotional campaign.
And then the problem is not to give them that which they so desperately want.
Every night, don't forget, all of these activist groups are holding online virtual trainings.
You know, the Women's March is holding a virtual training tonight so that they can tell everyone how to resist more and all of the rest of it.
And they're just one group, you know, that I'm still on the list of.
And there's dozens of other ones that are doing the exact same thing.
And there's pamphlets, there's whole documents that tell you how to use your car, you know, how to de-arrest people, how to obstruct law enforcement without, you know, taking any culpability for yourself.
You guys may have heard a man named Alex Predty was shot and killed.
Everyone keeps saying ICE.
And that's, you know, my bad too.
Initially, everybody thought these were ICE agents.
They were CBP agents.
So it's not ICE.
But there's a lot to break down on this.
And the one thing I'll tell you first and foremost is that everybody is lying.
Everybody's lying.
Initially, the Trump admins said that this is a guy who wanted to do maximum damage and massacre law enforcement.
And that's absurd.
There's no evidence to suggest that's the case.
However, the left said this was an innocent guy who was just peacefully protesting and exercising his First and Second Amendment rights.
That is also a lie.
According to the New York Post, this guy is part of a network that is tracking law enforcement, pulling citizens, random civilians over, threatening them, forcing them to, threatening them, threatening to kill James O'Keefe for that circumstance.
This guy's part of a group that has trained to obstruct law enforcement, and they refer to themselves as a resistance network.
Sure, if you're actively training people to track law enforcement vehicles and obstruct while armed, you're not a resistance network.
You're an insurgency.
Now, this guy, Predi, sought to interfere with a law enforcement operation for which a scuttle, a scuffle ensued.
Now, the left is arguing again that he's peacefully protesting.
He's not.
He certainly wasn't there to massacre people, but we're going to play the video for you.
And there's some commentary that I don't think matters all that much, but watch this.
Viewer discretion is advised.
This does show the shooting, though it is grainy and low res.
He's resistant and trying to stand up.
You hear now, gun, gun.
You could hear someone.
Now you can see he's got the gun taken away.
A shot is fired.
And then they shoot the guy on the ground.
Now, there's several important things to understand about this.
First, it is not a protest.
There was no organized protest.
This was an active insurgent group tracking law enforcement.
Three people then get out and surround the CBP guy, two women and a guy.
The agent then shoves them across the street.
He keeps pushing them, knocks them into the ground.
Predi did not show up as a protester to wave signs.
This is an insurgent group with government backing that was seeking out feds to obstruct law enforcement operations.
That's a felony.
Okay.
Then, when the police made a move to arrest him, and by all means, by all means, say the CBP is overly aggressive and didn't need to go that far.
That's a fine opinion.
I'm not saying it's right or wrong what they did, but he did resist arrest and he was armed.
It appears that what happens is at some point as they're trying to pin him down and he's actively fighting them, they notice he's armed.
It appears he has a gun in his back waistband.
This agent, it appears, I believe he's an agent in gray, then pulls the gun out and someone yells, gun, gun.
Now, the interesting thing here is this was a SIG P320, I believe that's what's called.
And when the agent then turns, it appears he's only holding the grip, the gun goes off.
Listen.
That is presumably the shot from Predi's gun.
However, he's actively holding a cell phone in his hand like this.
So you've got agents trying to arrest a guy who's fighting them.
One of them yells, gun, gun.
He's got a gun.
They grab it from him.
The other agents can't see this.
They hear a gunshot go off and then see a guy turn around holding a black object in his hand like that and they unload on the guy.
I don't think this is an instance of ICE executing or CBP executing.
Certainly not ICE, not ICE agents or CBP wanting to execute a guy, but it's also not a peaceful protester engaging in First Amendment rights.
You have no First Amendment right to be part of a network tracking license plates to obstruct federal law enforcement.
That goes so far beyond obstruction.
Let me say this.
When the Rene Good shooting happened, you had a lawyer go on the Daily Show and say blocking traffic does not reach the level of obstruction.
It's pretty serious.
All right, lady, I'll give you that one.
Fine.
What about being part of a network that is driving around on shifts with thousands of people working with the state government to isolate, locate, and block federal agents from doing their jobs and actively fight them while armed?
Now I'm going to go ahead and say that's obstruction.
And then this is the unfortunate circumstance that happens when you engage in this behavior.
The fact that this guy's actively fighting, these are not your typical protest groups.
These are coordinated planned insurgents who have been told to get armed, who have been told to fight back, and he showed up with two mags.
Now, listen, I'm not going to sit here and claim you're not allowed to carry magazines or carry guns.
But if you're part of a group that is giving you instructions to find and block law enforcement on shifts, meaning this guy has a, there's an authority, there's a hierarchy in a group saying, okay, Alex, you are on duty now.
And then he brings an extra magazine with him.
I don't think he was going there to massacre law enforcement, but he's not just a protester.
Well, this is someone also who spoke to his parents about his plans after Rene Good was killed.
He went and talked to his parents about how he planned to get involved in the protests.
He'd been involved in protests before.
They warned him about interfering with law enforcement.
They warned him about getting too involved.
But you also had Governor Tim Waltz telling Minnesotans to track and film ICE agents, to keep protesting loudly, to make sure they had their cell phone on them at all times, and to get involved by filming all of the interactions between law enforcement and the arrests of illegal immigrants.
He said that directly.
And then on Sunday night, he came out and said that he was damn proud of Minnesota.
You know, the governor is actively in favor of all of this stuff.
And you put this guy out there.
He's out there on these front lines.
You know, I don't know how you do anything other than comply when cops come talk to you.
I personally, I am afraid of police officers.
I'm just going to throw it out there.
When I've been pulled over a couple of times, you know, I smile.
I put my hands here.
When they ask me for stuff, I say, I am going to reach into my glove box and get it because I don't want anything.
They're in an intense situation.
They're in life and death situations all the time.
I'm just some random person who doesn't want my life to get screwed up right now or ended because I do the wrong thing with the, you know, for the guy with the gun.
You know what I love is these liberals who all of a sudden are libertarians and all of a sudden love 2A.
And the Lulberts.
I love the Lulberts.
You know why I love libertarians so much?
Because whenever a fight breaks out, they fold like cheap suits.
So I don't have to worry about them at all.
These libertarians come out and they're like, look, I'm concerned about immigration, but I don't think the government should be allowed.
And I'm like, bro, by all means, scream into the wind.
Because if anything actually has to happen, you're going to stand there with our arms crossed while we do the jobs that need to be done.
But what I love so much about this, especially, is that these people who are saying, I thought you were for the Second Amendment, Tim.
I was never in favor of the right to keep and bear arms to go and obstruct duly appointed law enforcement officials from a duly elected government because you disagreed with the policy position everybody else voted for.
The idea that you were like, don't I have a right to go fight a cop with a gun?
No, you don't.
And the funny thing is, I love this.
I love this, guys.
I'm going to let you know a big secret.
Did you know the Second Amendment was not about fighting tyranny?
I'm sick of these people who have this like seventh grade American traditionalist view of the Second Amendment, where they're like, the founding fathers were concerned the government would take over.
The government would take over.
But tyrannical government would oppress them.
So they needed to be armed at all times.
There was a factor in the Second Amendment, of which was the regulars from the crown were trying to take our guns from us, for which we used to protect ourselves, and we said no.
And if you allow us to take your weapons, you will be oppressed.
But the principal reason for the Second Amendment was not just because they were like, guys, what if we to overthrow our new government?
In fact, a bunch of the founding fathers were like, we don't want to give the people guns.
They'll overthrow us.
We just want a new government.
The principal issue is the general defense of a free state, which can be interpreted to mean fighting tyrannical government, but typically was about foreign invaders and not having strong standing armies.
That's why the original article, of which I think it would have been Article 4 or 5, actually, before they got rid of the first two and then reduced everything down, actually had a provision about conscription not being necessary.
Because the actual intent was, in a time of war, we need people to be able to defend their communities.
They got to have guns.
Only one component of that is in the event of tyrannical government.
However, Thomas Jefferson, who famously wrote the letter saying that, you know, what is it, every 200 years, the Tree of Liberty must be watered with the blood of patriots and tyrants, later went to say, yeah, I shouldn't have said that.
And many of the founding fathers actually held the opinion that the crown wasn't necessarily the problem.
Parliament was, and the king would not come to their aid.
It wasn't this cut and dry thing like the king is bad.
No, it was we're not being represented in government.
As it stands right now, Ulysses Grant, what he wrote was, you have registers grievances.
You have elections.
You are not facing taxation without representation.
So while you can try to rebel, you will be conquered by your betters.
So the argument right now is this.
I'll put it simply.
First of all, when these people come out and go, Tim's a bootlicker for defending ICE.
I'll be like, no, no, you misunderstand.
It's my boots.
It's mine.
I voted for them.
I'm wearing the boot.
I'm stomping on the ground.
I ain't licking anybody.
I'm clapping for these people that I said, please go out and enforce the law.
And anybody else who's cheering for it, who voted for it too, we're all wearing the boots.
You're the one crying.
You're the one saying you're coming in and enforcing laws we didn't vote for.
Well, I got bad news for you.
The American people voted for the Republican Party in the House, the Senate, the presidency, and they got the Supreme Court.
That means it's the will of the people and democracy that we enforce our immigration law.
I'm not going to sit here and say that children should get wrapped up and abused or anything stupid like that.
Your stories are fake and they're not happening.
Mistakes are made.
Those are bad.
We'll figure that out.
But the margin of error is always going to exist and we are going to do what our laws say.
And these laws were not written by me, nor were they written by the current Congress.
Our immigration laws were written 30 plus years ago, 40, 50 years ago.
I only ask as a voter, and I know most of you watching, that we have those laws upheld.
So when I see DHS ICE, and they go out and they're armed and they're putting down these protesters and then people look at me and say, you're licking their boot.
I'll bet you misunderstand.
I hired the boot.
I'm paying their bills and clapping for them.
So cry more about it.
But your lies and manipulations ain't playing with me at all.
Because I got to tell you, I honestly don't even care about this argument coming from communists that they should have a right to keep and bear arms.
You want to come to me and say, but what about your principles, Tim?
Don't people have a right to keep and bear arms?
I'll say, generally speaking, yes.
But when a communist comes to me and says, I shouldn't be allowed to have a gun, I'll return the favor and say, neither should you.
The fact that Thomas Jefferson said that he regretted having said that later is one thing, but the fact that it resonated throughout the ages means that there's probably more truth to it than him having written it out of error.
But going back to the guy and whether or not he was part of an insurgency and we now have elements that he was an activist involved in BLM, the argument is going to be to play devil's advocate.
At that time, they would have no reason to know that he was only there with a camera and a gun, a concealed gun.
The big question is going to be that as of the moment.
No, no, don't, The argument is going to be that they didn't know what he was an activist.
They didn't know that he was there taking names and taking plates and whatever.
And that might be irrelevant to what happened at the end of the day.
The issue is that he willingly and deliberately got involved in an altercation.
We don't hear from any of this footage that he announces that he's got a gun on him.
And whether or not he thought he was righteously defending a woman who might have been abusively getting sprayed by pepper spray by these officers, this all happened within basically three seconds.
This is shoving.
And then there's, they find his gun, and then a shot rings out, and it happens within a second.
No, and then people are saying, well, he was reaching for the holster, but the holster was empty.
First of all, by the time they find out he has one gun, they don't know that he doesn't have more than one gun.
And this happens in a second and a half.
And I was, you know, took a little flack for saying what happened to Renee Good was justified, but unfortunate.
This is another one where whether or not you think it's justified or not, it's a very predictable outcome from acting like an idiot.
And when you say, you know, you get pulled over with a gun in your car, I got pulled over coming out of my house in Montreal and a cop stopped me because I looked suspicious because I did.
And I'm not going to mouth off and say, I'm coming out of my house and you don't have the right to do me.
It was, yeah, all right.
Here's my ID.
I live here.
Thank you for protecting the peace, not going in there and exacerbating volatile situations.
This guy was on duty as part of a paramilitary group, an act of insurgency, organized with state support, state-sponsored insurgency.
He was there to resist duly sworn in federal law enforcement operations.
So we're looking at combat.
We're looking at a guy who chose a degree of force against federal agents.
And this is what happens.
I think the important thing people need to take away from this, none of anything we said matters.
Only one thing matters to the average person.
And in the deep reaches of their minds, they all know it to be true.
All that matters is that this guy was an enemy combatant.
If it turned out that he made a video an hour in advance saying, I can't live this way anymore.
ICE must be stopped.
I'm taking them all down with me.
I'm going to take these guys out.
And then he pulled out his gun and chambered around.
Liberals would not care.
The right would say that proves it.
And the left would say, none of that has anything to do with what the ICE, with the CBP guy did.
They'd be like, yeah, but he wasn't doing that there.
It wouldn't matter if this guy said, I want to exercise my rights.
And I just so happen to be walking down the street and I see these guys.
Maybe I can peacefully approach this officer and explain our position to him.
It wouldn't matter if he did that because the right is still going to say he was actively armed while resisting arrest.
Because in the minds of the partisans, only one thing truly matters.
Enemies got into a fight and one side took an action.
If Predty was being beaten and fighting and then a gunshot rang out and he rolled over, pulled out his gun and shot the agent several times, the left would be arguing the inverse saying, he heard a gunshot and heard gun.
He thought they were trying to kill him.
He's innocent.
And the right would be like, they're insurgents.
They're crazy.
They must be stopped.
That's where we're at.
Look at Rene Good.
It doesn't matter.
You know what?
Let's do this.
I'm going to jump to this next clip.
We got a segment for you guys.
Let me pull this one up.
Here's your proof.
We got this post from Todd Anderson, Poker Knight Todd.
He says, if you look at this picture and see anything other than an unarmed and defenseless citizen being executed, please check yourself into a mental health facility.
Society is worse off with you in it.
F-ICE.
Well, here's the image.
Let me open it in a new tab so we can zoom in on the image that he posted.
Now, let's play a game.
What do you guys see here, this image that this guy posted?
There is an ICE agent on the ground whose leg is made of some kind, who's got one leg made of robot parts, and he has no head because this is an AI image they fabricated.
know because the truth is i that's your i didn't know that was the punchline what i had seen there's no head and his foot is made of robot parts But his foot is a gun.
There's a screenshot that is relatively similar.
And then someone had asked Grok if it's a real image.
And it says, yes, this is a real image of a Russian soldier executing a civilian in 2022.
So there is a comparable low-res, grainy screenshot from a single frame.
But what they've done is they've AI generated a version of it, and they're using this to make their claims.
This, of course, based on the expressions and what they're doing, is meant to make you think this poor man is on his knees being executed.
Now, certainly the original still does look similar, but you can't see their faces, as evidenced by the fact that this agent's head doesn't exist because the AI couldn't even, the AI couldn't even see his head.
So the expression these guys have is fabricated.
They want to create an emotional image.
That's the point of AI generating this version of it.
You can see in his hand, he's holding something.
Now, what he's holding in his hand looks like it might be a magazine, and he's got multiple thumbs.
Whatever.
The point is, they're going to fabricate whatever they need to fabricate to justify their worldview.
And when you try and explain this to them, as I've done, they are too retarded to care, and they call me right-wing for it.
My position right away was DHS said he was going to massacre law enforcement.
I said, that is a lie.
That is not true.
It was a series of unfortunate events, likely because he had a gun.
The gun went off.
Other agents don't know that.
And he's holding something black in his hand, pointed forward.
So they unload it on him.
It sucks.
But he's clearly resisting arrest.
The response the left gives is, Tim Poole's far right.
He was not resisting arrest.
He was just having an involuntary reaction to men grabbing him.
We saw him having numerous involuntary reactions there for like 10 or 15 seconds, which, you know, anybody that's ever gotten into any real fights knows that a real fight doesn't last more than a minute, usually.
If it does, there's something going on.
This whole thing is nonsense.
Plus, let's not overlook the fact that he was in the process of committing multiple crimes, resisting arrest, participating in insurrection, a conspiracy to resist.
I mean, there's so many different things that this guy might have been doing at this time.
And, you know, I mean, again, to me, though, this is something that the left is looking for.
This is something that these people in Minnesota are looking for.
They're trying to stoke war.
They're trying to stoke this.
They want this.
They need this because they can't shut down what we all fought for.
We fought for Trump to deport people.
We fought for this.
And right now, one of the things I was thinking about when Libby was saying earlier, particularly about the foreign connections, right?
So these Somalis are shipping briefcases full of money across the border to wherever, right?
So here's the thing.
Does treason apply?
Are we aiding and abetting our enemies, right?
Is this comfort to the enemy?
I mean, this is insane because we're sending money over there.
We know all these illegals came through.
A lot of them came through the southern border or through refugee programs that Biden set up, different things.
Yeah, no, the question is, is he announcing it or did he want either to go out in a blaze of glory or did he think that he was going to go in there, shoot a couple of officers who he thought were abusively pepper spraying an innocent pedestrian and he would be a folk hero as a result.
I mean, to be fair, listen, there are a lot of people who are like, look, I carry multiple magazines with me.
It doesn't mean I want to kill anybody.
Sure, but when you're part of a group where you have shifts and you've got the governments basically telling you that Nazis are taking over and we have to put an end to this now, and then you're like, okay, I am going to, I'm going to, listen, it was not a protest.
He was on duty.
This is a paramilitary group in a chat with managers and bosses putting him on duty to go out seeking out law enforcement to obstruct them.
And he decided, not only should I bring my gun, I should bring an additional magazine with me.
Maybe he wanted, maybe, maybe he, I forget who it was that was assassinated a while back and then the guy gave an interview on Vice and then the cops found him.
So, I mean, this guy goes out looking, he won't do it to ICE, but if they find other agitators, if they find independent journalists, and then, you know, they get in a corner where there's nobody but them, and then he claims self-defense.
Whether or not he was for trouble, he definitely found trouble.
And the issue of painting him as an innocent victim, it's easy to.
But when he's involved in intervening actively, even if he thought he was righteously doing so, armed with a firearm in a police altercation, you cannot expect it to go many other ways.
I'm a community organizer at heart, and that's part of what I'm trying to bring to the legislature.
I'm helping to lead the community response, rapid response network that we have, given any ICE situations.
I have a couple cards here.
I'm willing to stop in to stay around and talk with anybody that wants any more information.
We've got a couple groups on the app Signal that we would love for you to join.
Whether or not you want to be a part of the resistance network, I fully understand you may not be comfortable with that, but you can help us in a lot of ways by sending an alert that if you see any suspicious vehicles, any traffic, if you know of anybody that is being targeted, that's being detained, we have resources immediately available that we can send to you, send to their family, get them legal help, help the families if they need food, if people are afraid to leave their homes to get food,
or we're working with the food shelves to try to figure out a way to deliver groceries.
Democratic Party District 49A currently in office.
So presuming that Libs of TikTok is accurate in their reporting, which I don't see why it wouldn't be, here is a state rep organizing active insurgency against the federal governments, which a man who is, again, Cam Higby shows, they turn their shift on and off.
They show their emoji that I'm on duty.
This guy got armed and said, I am going to actively seek out federal law enforcement and get in their way.
Even back it up to the point where you don't have to assume he's partaking in that insurgency.
Just from a political perspective, this is a guy organizing how to protect illegal aliens within his jurisdiction.
Set aside everything else.
They've got homeless people, citizens of America, veterans living on the streets.
This guy is out here cloutchasing with, you know, who he presumes to be illegals, strategizing and organizing how he can actively divert resources to protecting illegal immigrants, and especially presumably because they're going after the violent criminals of them.
This seditious, treasonous, whatever.
This is the Democrat Party, and this is who is in charge of the state.
That should be shocking on its face alone, all things other set aside.
Well, we've got more breaking news that was earlier in the show, but we got to get to him as we get to him.
There's a lot to cover.
Trump has surrendered.
The Atlantic reports, Greg Bovino has lost his job.
He is being pulled out.
He will not, he has been out from his role as commander at large.
We'll be returning to El Centra with others such as saying, all right, he may have been fired.
Now, Tricia McLaughlin says he is not relieved of his duties, but he is being pulled out.
Tom Homan is being sent in.
And I believe I don't have the posts from Trump.
I got so many posts.
So much stuff is going on.
We have this post from Donald Trump who said, I said a very good telephone conversation with Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis.
Lots of progress is being made.
Tom Homan will be meeting with him tomorrow in order to continue discussion.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, President Trump.
And then I don't know if we have, there's an additional post he made where he said he received, Trump says he received a call from Tim Waltz and that they were negotiating and Tom Homan was going to come in and help settle this down.
So it is largely being viewed as an overt surrender, the removal of Bavino, Homan being sent in to negotiate with the local government.
Yeah, well, it's a signal to Kathy Hochul and Gavin Newsom and Abigail Spanberger and all the rest of them that they should go ahead and engage in these kinds of things.
And if that means turning some of their citizens into martyrs in order to fight back against the federal government and expose what is apparently the weakness of the federal government, then that's what they need to do.
I tweeted that and a bunch of people were like, high school referenced him and you can't say that.
Buchanan is largely considered one of the, if not the worst president in U.S. history.
And the reason I say this is we have gotten to a point where I'll tell you guys, look, obviously I'm not voting Democrat.
These people are whack-aloons.
And Trump certainly is better than what they offer, but they're not in.
And I think it's fair to say that Biden is substantially worse.
Trump's actually not bad, but we are dealing with rapid social decay.
Do you guys see silver hitting $118?
I mean, this is nightmare level stuff.
For silver to get to this position, we have to have some kind of psychoanomaly outside of standard economics or mass panic that the U.S. dollar is about to just vaporize.
And we're already at the point where the institutions have made those purchases a long time ago, and now the retail market's starting to buy up silver.
I don't exactly know why.
There's a lot of speculation around it.
The point is, Donald Trump is overseeing the dissolution of the United States and its fragmentation.
We are looking at active insurgency in Minnesota with Donald Trump saying, I'm pulling my guys out, and we're going to have a negotiation.
Great.
That's what Buchanan thought he was going to do.
The guy, Lincoln, Lincoln, first thing he does when he gets in is he goes, send in the troops.
Trump's not that guy.
He didn't do it in his first term.
He ain't doing it in his second term.
Maybe he turns around later on, but I have a feeling Democrats are going to win, tie his hands up, and he's going to be a Buchanan.
Like, you know, allegedly lying under oath, according to a judge, to exaggerate some of the crises that justified the responses, you discredit yourself to be in the position that you're in.
Homan, and it's arguable that Trump ought to have listened to Homan from the beginning and instead was going with Christy Noam's decision making, which is problematic at best.
When you have Chrissy Noam coming out and facilitating the argument that they're lying through their teeth about what's going on, you got to do something.
Homan should have been there from the get-go.
And I don't see this as letting Frey and Walls off the hook at all.
Their beds might be made.
And now you've got someone in there who's going to really bring down the hammer.
I am not going to give Trump the benefit of the doubt, assuming that he's going to go in there.
And he, you know, people want to imagine Trump's behind the scenes going, this Bovino guy is screwing everything up.
Homan, get in there and shove your boot up their ass and tell them it's war.
Not happening.
The Epstein files, I think, prove it's not happening.
Trump is behind the scenes saying, don't screw up my plans.
This is getting in the way.
Just walk it back, walk it back.
Tell him Epstein's fake.
And I think what's happening here is Trump's dealing, fairly, I think it's fair to say, he's dealing with Iran and China right now.
Big issues going on with Iran negotiations.
And Trump's sitting here being like, I don't care about your little skirmishes in Minneapolis.
I'm dealing with potential war with Iran.
And we got battleships in the Gulf.
Go deal with it.
And then when Bovino screws it up, he says, get out, Homan, you take care of it.
I'm focused on this.
I think that is likely what Trump is doing.
But this means with an active state-sponsored low-tier insurgency, I'm not going to tell like it's the Taliban or something.
Trump needs to go in and say, your government is in control, and we will not tolerate this.
Instead, he's missing the big picture.
And if, if he really is sending in Holman to put the fist down, it looks like to his already somewhat dejected followers, the black pillars, Dan Boggito calls them, that Trump is once again just surrendering.
And so listen, being a leader is not just about being right.
It's about proving yourself to the people who stand before you.
And when Mel Gibson, William Wallace, is standing before the Scotsman and he says, if you stand with me and fight, you'll win.
And one guy goes, we'll die.
If we run, we'll live.
And then they all start laughing.
And he's like, okay.
Or, and then he says, you can stand this day and let them know they can take our lives.
I'll never take our friend.
And then everyone cheers and screams and agrees to stand and fight with him.
Or, man, the Patriot.
Talk about the best movie ever.
Sometimes all you need in that scene, when everyone's breaking and Mel Gibson's character grabs the flag and screams no and runs forward and they all watch him and they turn and run, maybe he's wrong, but people see that and they see inspiration.
And what I see right now with the Epstein stuff around Trump, and again, this is very much Beltway insider stuff.
We know there's a viral post.
People care more about the Seahawks than they cared about what's going on with ICE.
In the political space, those that are most active, those that are most willing and likely to support, have watched Trump falter again and again.
I'm not saying he's lost his base.
I'm just saying that there's some people who are just like, are you kidding me?
You're pulling.
They had announced, there was rumor circulating, Trump was going to pull out CBP, the unit completely, not just Bovino, and then reassess.
And then there was some back and forth.
Some people said, no, it's not confirmed yet.
Some journalists were like, we're reaching out to see if this is the case.
It absolutely looks like that because he kind of is, right?
I mean, listen, I, on my own dime, ran around the country fighting to get Trump elected.
Why?
Because I wanted accountability.
It's not blackpilling for me to ask legitimate questions.
And, you know, you said something that was really interesting, Tim.
You said it's not Taliban-like insurgency.
Well, you know what?
I don't know.
What do we have there, right?
So we have a lot of foreign nationals.
Know a lot of terrorists were imported across the border when Biden had it open.
We know that for sure.
There's numerous Intel reports on that.
What do we have there?
Now, we're not challenging these guys full-fledged.
All these guys have guns, though.
These guys are armed, paramilitary-type training.
I mean, we don't know what we've got there.
If we push this, if we actually start deporting people on a massive scale, if we actually went in there, what would happen?
How do we know they don't have it?
We have no idea what we're actually facing.
But what we do know is that we elected Donald Trump to clean house.
We elected Donald Trump because we wanted accountability for Democrats, for Republicans, for anybody who was breaking the law.
And what we've got is weak need wussy rear-end response.
See, I caught myself there.
But listen, this is pathetic.
This is an embarrassment.
For over a year now, we've been waiting for prosecutions of anybody of substance, and not once has it happened.
We literally have the most embarrassing Attorney General.
I mean, this is like Merrick Garland part two.
I mean, we have the same people, the same people in the DOJ and FBI that arrested and prosecuted Jay Sixers like this, but they can't do it with these guys.
He makes fun of her for the failure to deliver on the Epstein files.
I don't mind this.
I don't see it as capitulation.
Homan is the stronger one who should have been there in the first place.
If he's going to reposition and get the right people in charge, maybe Bondi's next, but he's got to get the right people there.
There's no point going in there and making five more martyrs out of different people who are going to be very, you know, who will be celebrated for having been murdered.
And then we've got JD Vance, who I think probably sees more of the complaining from the base than Trump, who seems to be shielded to his own detriment.
But yeah, you got a guy coming out and saying he was lying about Matthew, about Pretty, embarrassing everybody who repeats it afterwards.
Stephen Miller's got to be embarrassed.
Christy Nomashe's relying on that's got to be embarrassed.
And then you make the administration look like the liars that the left.
And do you remember afterwards they said to Donald Trump, they said, Trump, what do you think about them trying to assassinate Putin?
He says, what?
I don't know anything about this, right?
And then later, there's another incident, right?
Ukraine sent drones and they attacked Russia's nuclear fleet, which, I mean, could have caused nuclear war, right?
So we've got two instances.
And in both instances, they asked Donald Trump.
He says, well, I don't know.
I haven't been briefed.
I don't know anything about it.
And this is a fair time later, right?
Two instances that could have resulted in global nuclear war and no one bothered to tell the president.
I mean, that's the kind of thing you interrupt a meeting for, right?
It's a global nuclear war.
Maybe we should interrupt a meeting.
Now, I've been talking about this, and I'm going to tell you guys, I'm not, I don't care who wants to call me out and say it's BS because I'm not going to tell you my sources.
I've got more than one source in the White House, senior officials.
They've told me over and over again.
We get the same story over and over again.
Pam Bondi, Susie Wiles, Susie Wiles is the gatekeeper.
She keeps the only thing Trump gets is what Wiles gives her.
And anybody that speaks out like me, well, you've got no access.
You are cut.
You're a black pillar.
You're a monster.
You speak out against Susie Wiles.
And when I dropped the initial stuff on Susie Wiles, because I was asked to investigate some alleged campaign corruption during the campaign, I was asked by friends of Donald Trump because they're worried about him.
So I look in and I keep seeing these things that just don't add up.
And I'm not going to make any accusations, get myself sued here, although I've got the evidence to keep myself out of trouble if they want to try it.
You know, I look at some funky things happening.
Well, it kept going back to the same people.
I'm going to tell you right now, Wiles is blocking.
Nobody gets access to Trump unless it's through Wiles.
This whole thing, I don't think Trump even knows what's going on.
I don't think he's getting proper information.
I think he's, because this is not the guy that we fought for.
This is not the guy who came in in 2016.
He's got a bunch of crooks around him.
And until he wises up, and ultimately he's the boss.
He's the boss.
So until he wises up and figures out, hey, I got a bunch of crooks around me and gets rid of them.
This is the kind of crap we're going to get.
No accountability, useless Pam Bonnie, Pfizer Pam Bondi, who worked for Pfizer right before she went in.
And by the way, did you know that Pfizer-Pam Bondi, right before she worked for Pfizer, she represented them the year before she went in as AG.
Do you know that on the first full day of her work, she changed enforcement priorities in the DOJ?
And suddenly two OFAC investigations into Pfizer disappeared her first day of work.
That's the most substantial work she's done since she's got there.
The problem with what you're saying is that this was the exact same criticism everybody leveled in Trump's first term.
And the problem would be if he hasn't learned the lesson from the first term or if he, I don't know, he just has more disguised wolves in the hen house.
And there's been a lot of talk about foreign policy.
A lot of it is arguably not in America's best interest, but arguably it is.
And you make the argument for Iran, for Israel, for whatever.
RFK Jr., when he announced his campaign, he said, you know, a country that is at war abroad will never be at peace at home.
And it's because you divert resources, you divert monies.
The problem is with Greenland, I'm on board with Greenland, but you've diluted support for Greenland with issues like Iran strikes and the potential for more war there, which looks like it's going to, and Venezuela.
The issue, because it's cold doesn't mean, you know, there's a lot of, I think there's Antarctic deserts that qualify as deserts because they don't have enough precipitation.
So they might be freezing cold, but not a lot of precipitation.
The reason why I want to highlight this because I'm sure everybody gets a good idea that a lot of people are laughing at it.
Well, and it's also because not just her hand is all injured and people are like, justice, but that she's flailing around like in agony, suffering, and people are just like laughing at it.
My question is this: you've got 1,000 astute, well-reasoned individuals on one side of a field.
On the other side of the field, you have 1,000 potential Darwin award winners, and a fight breaks out.
At the end of the day, we got to distinguish, right?
So, I mean, there's the legit Darwin Award winners, and then there's, you know, the college liberal weenies that are that are out there, and they're going to fold like paper, right?
So the liberal weenie activists, I think, will fold like, but then, you know, you do have some of these guys that are hardcore, not jobs.
Now, let me say between the two of you, right?
I split the difference.
I think some of these guys are super dangerous.
I mean, look at the Taliban, right?
They beat the Soviet Union.
They held us to a standstill.
These people live in caves.
And I mean, they're just, it's not even close, right?
Like technologically, militarily, it's not even close.
But you know what?
How long were we in Afghan and we didn't beat them?
The reason that we, quote unquote, lost Afghanistan is because we were trying to treat, we were trying to make those people into Jeffersonian democracy-loving people.
And they are not.
Every single military engagement the U.S. got in, they absolutely won.
So I, and people say that a lot.
People say, oh, you know, the U.S. lost this and the U.S. lost that.
Who was it that said if in response to the Predi shooting, if a soldier had done that in Afghanistan, they would have been court-martialed.
Did you hear that?
There was a politician who said that.
And like, I forget who it was.
And when I was listening to that, I said, that's exactly why they were not able to succeed in certain conflicts because you had to go through a chain of command protocol before firing on somebody who was clearly posing a threat to you.
Yeah, they called her a domestic terrorist at the time.
Equate her to good, Renee Good.
Although, you know, again, even with Ashley Babbitt, it was a situation of you're doing stupid things and the consequences can spiral out of control real quick.
But as more footage of that came out, even the shot itself wasn't proper because you had cops behind her that could have been easily as hit by that shot as she was.
Compare the video of that guy that was resisting arrest got shot with Roseanne Boylan getting beat to death while she was laying on the ground unconscious on J6, right?
So the video of her being beat to death, I mean, she's defenseless on the ground and they just keep clubbing her, right?
This guy is actively fighting that whole time.
Like you said, your description of it, the gun going off, someone yelling gun, gun.
I mean, it's, you know, that one's kind of unfortunate.
The guy that wants to drink the booze not the guy that wants to be a drink gets too drunk and makes it very easy for someone who's of sound mind to beat.
The issue is there's many factors at play in whether or not someone's willing to run up, grab a grenade, and chuck it at cops.
And it is one principle reason: do you have kids?
Seeing as conservatives have families, conservative men are substantially less willing to engage in a conflict where they would leave their families high and dry.
During the woke tyranny, which, you know, like the late 2010s into COVID, I saw it all the time in our own chat.
I remember saying, I can't speak up at work.
I'll lose my job.
And then, how do my kids eat?
And I'm like, and there you go.
Liberals don't have kids, so they'll scream and quit their jobs.
And it happened.
Famous video of a guy who he had a mask at BLM.
And Taco Bell said, You can't wear the mask.
He says, and I'll walk out.
And they said, then do it.
And then he makes a video.
Everybody loses their mind.
Taco Bell panics, rehires the guy, or offers him his job back.
Not a single conservative was willing to speak out because they were like, I got to take care of myself and my family.
This affords the left a psychotic amount of leeway.
Now, to be fair, 20 years from now, assuming they don't take political power, they'll cease to exist.
The big problem is, if they do win power through kamikaze strikes and stupidity or whatever, just blunt aggression, then they're going to make sure Republicans don't exist.
So, Tim, I'm going to tell you, I did speak out, and I lost a lot fighting on the COVID stuff.
I spoke out a lot.
I got a family and I lost a lot doing it.
But I will tell you that I agree with you, most won't, but some of us will.
The key, though, is that there's some of us, some of us that will stand, period.
And I think those of us on the conservative side, I think there's a smaller number, but there's a number of us on the conservative side, on the freedom side, that will stand.
But those of us that will on this side, we do it on principle, so we'll stand to the bitter end.
There is no, someone may call me a Darwin guy at what at some point, because I'm going to be honest with you.
There are things I won't depend a knee on, period, ever.
And I do think that the conservatives that will fight on principle are probably even more dedicated than these leftist loons.
Well, no, I would say he might have arguably, because of the leadership that was on ground there, fell into the trap, gave the PR that the left wanted.
Well, you had Kash Patel talking about it again on OAN, like, oh, yes, we got to go after the money.
No shit, Sherlock.
We've been saying go after the money for 10 years now, going after George Soros, open society.
And the problem is it's unclear as whether or not there's been a shift of the people that we had faith in, but everyone was very excited when Kash Patel got in there.
You know, people were less excited with Pan Bondi, but giving her the benefit of the doubt, something happened or they were never there to begin with to actually do what they promised to do.
Cash coming out and saying, yeah, follow the money.
Okay.
You've been there a year now.
How long are you going to take to follow the money?
Because midterms are coming around and then 2028 is coming around.
And then the money that's still there is going to be used to defeat you in the next midterms and the next election.
Let me be a conspiracy theorist for a minute, right?
So if we wait just a little bit longer, just a little bit, by the time they actually try and save face and arrest anybody of importance, it'll be after the midterms before anything's getting done.
Well, then we'll have a Democrat Congress.
So they don't have to do anything anyways.
I think these people are undermining Trump intentionally.
I mean, listen, and Cash was on the Reawaken tour with me.
I mean, I was on the Reawaken tour.
I can't say I know him well, but, you know, we had a lot of hope when Cash came in, a lot of hope.
And I can't, to say I'm disappointed is, I mean, that's like the most epic of all the people because he was there.
He was a warrior speaking on this stuff.
You know, he talked a good game, but, you know, but so I was real excited about Bongino, too.
Now Bongino's out there attacking people who are asking why, you know, the MEGA administration isn't doing.
How are you making America great again when you're letting this crap happen?
How are you making America great again when you're letting billionaires who rape children go free?
How are you making America great again when we continue when you back someone like Lindsey Graham?
How are we making America great again?
When we pass, did you all know we got digital ID now?
It's pinned to the top of my Twitter profile.
You can see I lay it all out.
The law now is in place in the United States where we have digital ID.
These are not things that are mega.
We're not doing mega.
I'm praying because, you know, listen, I fought for Trump.
I want him to come back to MAGA.
I want him to get back to where he was.
But it isn't going to happen when he's got a bunch of crooks around him that are undermining him every step.
If you want to go conspiratorial, this is Robert Barnes' idea we discussed it last night on our show.
But if you wanted to make it look, if you deep down didn't actually want to get rid of illegal immigrants because you enjoy exploiting them for cheap labor, like kids in Europe.
Well, let's go with cheap labor because the votes doesn't favor the Republicans, but cheap labor might favor some rhinos.
If you wanted to actually not get rid of the problem, but make it look like you were trying to fight the problem while producing the exact opposite results, what would you be doing differently than what just happened in Minnesota?
And so, you know, this is the idea that there's a lot of rhinos who want cheap labor for corporate, you know, their own corporate buddies, and you don't really want to get rid of all the illegals.
You had Trump discuss keeping them for hospitality and for agriculture, then taking a lot of blowback from the base.
Well, here's a way to make sure that you don't actually successfully get rid of deporting anybody because the optics are so bad.
But I mean, do you think that it doesn't happen in the primaries?
If it happens in the general, you think it doesn't have to happen in the primaries?
Now, let me ask you a question.
If you believe in election fraud and you think it happens in the primaries, too, why do you think that Republicans, when they have the majority of the House, the majority of the Senate and the presidency, still can't pass election reform laws?
And we already have a situation where most of these states where when voter rolls are requested, they are denying the Trump administration access to those voter records.
Not only that, but it also has a component to push more digital ID.
So the Real ID system is set up.
Guess what?
Public-private partnership, where a nonprofit coordinates data sharing between the states.
So there's no federal database.
It's done through a public-private partnership with a nonprofit, which means, you know, we have all sorts of litigation issues.
But guess what?
It's still happening.
The new SAVE Act, which I support, we need the SAVE Act, but the enforcement's weak and it promotes Real ID, which is, I'm sorry, Real ID is an absolute disaster.
Well, part of the situation right now, honestly, is like you get boomers and Gen Z that are like, no, no, no, we don't want digital tracking, blah, blah, blah.
Then when you get to younger millennials and I'm sorry, not Gen Z, but Gen X. When you get to younger millennials, Gen X and Gen Alpha, they don't care.
They really don't care about privacy the way that older people do.
I'm 50, right?
And so like I actually do care about that.
But at the same time, I'm walking around with this all the time.
You know, I had Amazon Alexa for a while.
Like the idea that you are going to have, that we're going to continue to have the privacy that we enjoyed 20, 30, 40 years ago, it's gone because as the boomers and Gen X gets older, younger millennials and Gen Z just don't care.
So I understand what you're saying, but they don't even think about it.
It's because modern society doesn't allow for that.
People want the things that their iPhone, that the internet, that are offered by these new technologies and these new technologies, whether you like it or not, come with constant logging and constant interaction with cell phone towers.
Nowadays, the technology exists to take a Wi-Fi router, connect to the Wi-Fi router, in your home, and they can model what was inside of your house is just like in the Batman movie.
So, look, the idea that you have any kind of privacy, if you want privacy, you must totally disconnect everything except for maybe the electrical service to your house.
15 to 30 trillion dollars worth of T change hands globally, depending on the estimates during COVID.
Not one, listen, we know, I know because I was involved with breaking it all, that it was created in the lab in Wuhan with help from our CIA, our U.S. USAID, EcoHealth Alliance.
It was a public-private partnership.
We know the whole thing about it.
We know that it was there.
We know that the mRNA vaccines were created years before.
I know because I literally testified under oath in Congress over it.
We know that they knew early on that these things weren't safe and effective.
We stood and we let things go, right?
So we let it all go, and then they stole an election over it.
They did all sorts of things with it.
This stuff happens again unless we take a stand.
We elected Donald Trump to put a stop to get accountability to make sure that we were going to have free and fair elections, that we would never have COVID things again, that we would stop this illegal immigration, that we'd get our economy.
The one thing he is doing, I think we'll have a good economy this year.
I like what he's doing there.
And I do think he's done some decent things foreign policy-wise.
Yeah, there's been a lot of talk amongst like gold and silver bugs, not recently, but 10 years ago, people were complaining because silver was not keeping up with the price of gold.
As gold increased, silver was being that people were saying that the market was being depressed.
I think that some of this is that has whatever the whatever was keeping low price.
They're going to plate it with gold and they're going to stick it back in the safes at Fort Knox to make it look like they have what they're going to do.
There was a time where people, I had a P.O. box, and I told people that if they sent me two silver dimes or one silver quarter, I would give them an autograph, autograph picture.
It was like a couple bucks for at the time, it was like four or five bucks for everything.
So it was like, you know, four or five bucks, I'll send you a picture.
And now I've got a lot of silver dimes and quarters because of it.
Well, I've seen, like, I'm a glutton for punishment and like watching these videos of people doing stupid things like getting their hands blown off by fire works.
To let kids know these things are not just, you know, toys, they'll blow your freaking fingers into like all it's crazy.
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We got Dominion After Dark saying, Viva Fry told me he likes to get.
I was going to make a light-hearted reference that would be taken out of context and used as a sound clip forever, but no, you just shut off the borders.
I mean, America controls the sea and Chinese influence in Canada is relegated to technological.
And then what happens to a nation that's effectively cut off from the rest of the world could happen.
But he's from a middle country, knowing that he's out there sleeping with she or sucking at she's teeth and um, and basically, you know, not just burning bridges with, with Trump, but turning Canada into the national security threat for America that I said it has been for a long time now, you know, but you go out and you play tough and you talk big and then Trump comes in and reminds you you, you don't like hearing it.
Your security exists because of us, whether you like it or absolutely so don't don't, don't mouth off and show a little respect and we can have good relationships not going to be on equal footing because we're not on equal footing.
I think we should shut down the border just for trade for maybe like two years, because then uh, Canada can reassess its priorities and uh, I think that would that would cure it.
You shut down the border and you don't let Canada bleed its people on terror watch lists that they've let into the country with no vetting leak into the?
It's the unfortunate reality is that you're dealing with a country that is half of the GDP of California, you know, that spans what it spans.
And there's nothing wrong with it.
But in negotiations, you have different tactics, you have different positions of leverage, and you can't overplay your hand and then threaten to sleep with the enemy of America in order to make up for the bridge that you've just burnt with them.
I mean, I remember there was a fish market in Montreal that I used to go and start whaling.
No, they sold seal at this place, and I tasted it.
I was going to make a cooking video with it, and I was like, no, the amount of the amount, this was back in the day before I was even remotely political.
The amount of flack that I would have gotten from eating seal, despite the fact that it was actually ethically caught by the natives up north.
I mean, who was, yeah, it was caught up north by the natives who have their clubbing season when they do to preserve the balance of nature.
You try to argue that to vegetarians, let alone vegans.
But no, the thing is, Canada's got wonderful resources.
You know what's crazy is that the thing where Canadians are vegan is kind of like the thing Howard Luttnick was saying to the EU about going solar and wind.
Well, I ran for the country before I ran from the country.
And like you say, Viva, you're a coward.
Stay there.
I'm going to stay and finance my own oppression to the tune of 50 plus percent of my income.
Hell no.
I will tactically not even retreat, re-strategize to the free state of Florida where I can fight harder for Canada than some Canadians can under the censorship laws that they got in that country.
People say, I realized this the other day where people say, are you proud to be Canadian?
I'm like, well, I was born Canadian.
You can't be proud to have been born into circumstances.
But if I make the active decision to become American, then you would say, yes, I'm proud to be an American because as an adult, I made a decision to upend our entire life, move my family, and adopt a spirit that is far different than what I have grown to know as a Canadian.
It isn't like I've obviously never done it before, but like up against selling everything and leaving the only country you've ever known and then coming where you don't know anything.
We literally had to sneak out of our, we were breaking the COVID curfew rules.
The kids were like, looking for cops as we left our neighbor's house and came back to ours.
You realize also a home, the difference between a home and a prison is really just a question of perspective and the limitations that are placed on you.
The government turned our homes into a prison.
And I look at it whenever I drive by when I go back and I have a deep resentment for what the government actually did to our lives in Canada.
I think the circumstance is a guy was resisting arrest while armed.
One agent saw a gun and grabbed it and screamed, gun, gun.
The gun accidentally discharged.
Then the other guys see him spin around and he's got a black thing in his hand and he panics and he shoots.
In a circumstance like that where a gunshot rings out and you hear gun, gun, and the guy who's resisting arrest is turning around while holding a black object, I don't see how that's not a like, not clean.
Listen, I have been trying to talk about this for days, but other stuff keeps being more important.
You know, people are getting shot in Minnesota.
And it's like, come on.
Don't you guys want to talk about the Oscars?
And I appreciate your indulgence for just a few moments here, gentlemen.
So what happened is Wicked for Good, which was the sequel to Wicked, which was Cynthia Arrivo as Galinda and no, Cynthia Arrivio as Alphaba and Ariana Grande as Galinda, a remake of the musical.
It was this whole two-part thing.
It was this big, massive undertaking, huge enterprise.
And so the first wicked, they got nominations for things and awards.
And this time, they were totally snubbed at the Oscars.
And everyone was surprised.
You know, it went to like the nominations went to one battle after another, which is this anti-fa propagandist film, essentially.
And it's terrible.
I watched it.
And I watched it because I thought I would hate it and I wanted to say mean things about it.
And it sucked.
You know, it did suck in terms of its messaging, but it was well made.
Actually, I talked to Michael Knowles about it on my new podcast.
He had a very interesting take, even though he hadn't seen it, which I didn't think really mattered because, like Slavoj Zizek says, you can write an entire essay on a film that you've never seen.
It doesn't even matter.
So anyways, they were totally snubbed at the Oscars.
And anonymous Academy voters, because anyone who's in SAG, I think, can vote for the Oscars, said that, let's see, what did they say?
They said the movie wasn't that great, one voter said.
The two have amazing on-screen chemistry, but spent most of the movie apart.
And then someone else said, I was also just completely turned off by their promotional performances.
They creeped a lot of people out and in their rush to feel authentic came off as coast playing.
So I don't know if you guys remember in the fall and also for the whole time.
The funny part about this is not them or that they got snubbed, but what people are saying about this article about why they got snubbed.
So apparently they got snubbed because they were super creepy and gross and weird on their promo tour.
And so people are saying, so incredibly tired of people calling them creepy for having an honest and truthful friendship.
We are literally devolving because thinking it's weird that two kind and unproblematic people are very close with one another, which is nobody's business anyways, is just insane.
Somebody else said, The Academy, take action.
This should not be normalized.
And someone else said, y'all are so hateful, you forgot what genuine closeness and affection looks like.