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my goodness Selo America, yet far right ay and we begin with. Of course, the plea so beloved cardy be who is done with America said she's, beginning to hate it only beginning to take. What does it feel like when you hate? It hardly be only count power where to talk about how the police are yet under attack and all of the really good advice from the media. And then what are you doing here? What is your community doing to stop the insanity in your community? We begin therein sixty seconds programme a little bit about JANET's who lives in Texas. She spent a substitute teacher for years at the school where she

to climb stairs every day. Oh, my gosh, that is, are you kidding me. School in Texas that as stairs and not a bank of elegant elevators, that is quite hidden, still that's quite surprising for Texas, schools are like the best buildings I've ever been in my life, where teaching them critical race, they re I'm sure but they're beautiful anyway. She started developing pain in your hips and knees and back and it got worse every day. She heard me talk about relief factor on the way to school one day and she was sceptical at first, but eventually she said, I'm gonna give it a try, he found within the first three weeks as most people usually do that it was working for her was able to cut climbed the steps pain free. She was bounding up them. She said the relief she said, made her feel like a young teacher, again relief factor relief. Do you want to get out of pain? I know how you feel, and I know who

no, because I listen to people do these ads for a long time. I remember I was on Prager and he was doing the ad and I said: can I just gonna go up, but any of her? Second eight is it? Ok? I said you know I used to listen. These adds all time, never never would have considered doing it. My wife made me do it and I can't believe how well this is worked. Just try it three weeks, you'll know one eight hundred feet, hundred eighty three, eighty four get out a pain, relief factor that gun I don't even know where to. I don't even know where to begin Ebro MAX Candy. Let's start there with the audio from this, the guy who you know, wrote the anti racist baby books and how to be an anti racist he's definite not racist at all, Abraham ex candy here is so

and when I look at their video, myself If that would have been a sixteen year old girl the suburban neighbourhood the police officer saw too this girl, when the police offers sought to talk her down. we're running saucer, you would have used legal lethal force and hard for me to believe that happened. It's hard to me took to believe that that officer would not have responded differently for different girl defy because you're not so, can I can. I ask you a question: why are we Reviewing this guy, it's difficult for him to believe that Cobb cop, wouldn't shoot a white girl. Well, ok, will you find it difficult to, but in fact you find it impossible to believe that white people aren't racist, so Why are you where why we got these genetic? We were

going to interview Ebro Ex Candy, but we can just tell you he thanks. It was a racist move. Yeah you do that on everything in sugar pop have gone up in price wiess. We we're gonna, have Ebro MAX Candy on, but we just and let you know he probably thought that was because of races, hey if your answer to every single case, no matter how different the circumstances is exactly the same, your vote or not interest evaluating commentaries zero right now I can't write and that's why is life? That's a great point is like more white people get shot by police, but he can't imagine a white person being shot by police. Well, what the hell is the point of view I know we got it. We gotta get out of the card up Ebro MAX Candy it was racist, ok, rain today, excuse me believes its raises are right now here's MSNBC now a guess for MSNBC Joy, Reed

Cooper Rutgers university, professor said this. The argument for our movements has never been that black people have to be perfect in order for them to deserve dignity, for us to have good policing for us to be viewed with humanity for cops to take a breath before they literally get out of the car guns blazing. So that's the first. This is never what the argument for the movement for black lives has been. Is that you just get to kill black people, particularly when they are not being perfect? I think about whether the prosecution and had to be in order to get the conviction for George watch it had to be impeccable. They had to leave no stone unturned in Iraq. Will you understand, I start by getting it you're watching the blaze, Val sharpen you have this hunters, professor and joy, Red Neuro like yeah up, I mean I think we,

just put a card up on MSNBC. It just says all think this was raised. and my order or they can have to cards trumps fault. Mozilla, two things that could be an you could have a debit card where it says both of those things it's trying to follow, because it's right, because Trump is racing right on my favorite part of that has to be, though, when she describes the woman's stabbing, Sir another woman as black people being perfect. That is a hell of a sudden. I never think day. I didn't have a perfect day. I killed somebody, I stabbed them. Don't you haven't had a bad day. Do we not remember not more than a couple of weeks ago, where the officer in more one of the recent mass shootings came out and said, look, and he was just just quoting the guy who did the mass shootings? Like look, you know he said he had a bad day and I did- and everyone said, poor ass did the cop for just quoting the person

mainly because a lot of the news networks edited the part where he said he was quoting the person out here that hasn't happened. This is their opinion right. This is their right and we just gotta well well, black people aren't as being perfected if they're not perfect, they might to stab beetle and now only I'm going to stab the S out of you be with a knife above your head, ready Plunge into the chest is different. definition of a bad days and I've ever heard, you know what Hitler you just had a bad here now wait. Thirty, nine bad here for him yeah Harry Year, not an appropriate way to describe it. No, I mean he got up, He was having a bad day this,

Wish Delhi didn't, have the bagel ready for him. He had a bad day. Why and he's a dictator just not being perfect. That's if we can say is that it is not clearly on people, that's bad! That's more than about! No! No, it's not know it's not, and you know here they come out of the car guns. A blazing. Do you think they would a shot. A white girl you Yes, they wouldn't negotiated She has a knife above her head, saying, I'm Goin stab the the ESA, you and he's actively moving towards it hang on? Can we talk about that feeling? What's happening in your life? Let's go. Let's talk you back from the teeth, What are you going to say? There's no negotiation and they come out of the car blazing yeah Do you know how amazing that is that that cop, what that cop did Columbus, that is Adam the hazy. I could

process that I'm riddled with HIV? I couldn't. Have process that seen in fifteen seconds. Could you know absolutely none of those in oh, it was Jack power. Ask is what it looked like because he knows a guy in analyzing, ten different moving parts, Ilium fifteen seconds and doing the right thing with one hundred percent certainty if he had not shy, that person at that moment and put the knife did play into the other girl he brought candy enjoy red would be on the air saying it was because it was racist. They would have protected a white girl, but they didn't per day. Her because she was a black girl. That's why they allowed the sapling to happen a hundred since certainty, that's what they would be saying on their yeah, of course, of course, because the police have to be perfect perfect in even we have found this week, even when they are perfect, not good enough, just not good enough, but the Good NEWS is Is that Joy Bay har?

as the solution here? It is a test looks like to me and I looked at the table. I still can't figure it out I should have done in the air for the morning. Tease her son shoot em in the leg should amend them behind Will you stop them somehow, but if they always somehow is to kill the teenager, there's something wrong with this there's something very very stabbing was wrong. With societies are being conducted, even if the cop had to do it something wrong with it. Where did he had to do it? There's something with that. Yeah. It's called society is out of control. Teenagers shouldn't be stabbing each other in the streets. Two of my idea and I don't care who streets. I gotta tell Ya two of my rich neighbours. across the street and Iraq,

like white trash, and they are true throwing each other down in the lawn dragging each other by hair and trying to TAT One another, I'm good the police and in fact, if they art as they are, You know I'm gonna stab the out of you, I'm too actually call over the fence, shoot them or I will shoot them. I mean if you got you have absolutely no choice and I love these people love these people who have never touched a gun before in their life. Never, The gun for that guy, too, shoot that girl. With somebody behind her. Remember, don't shoot at anything. You ve got to know. What's behind your target, because Sometimes the bullets will go through so this. This girl that he was trying to protect was behind the other girl.

He shot her four times with. out wounding the other girl You know why they don't shoot your legs because it's a small target. You go for the body mass you ever shoot a gun to warn I'm sorry, Joe Biden. Don't take your shot down out and it up under your right, joy, when you do that with a pistol. Let me just stir, I put it into an old timey song, because I know you and your cat walk around in here fuzzy slippers drink it at a cup, a g in it for in the morning, and I used to be somebody. And I know you're listener, although sad song, so both Let's keep fall in on my head. You and your shoe gun up into thus

guy I'm dead, I mean joy because it goes up. It doesn't go into space and float around is not one of those pieces of space like we kid Jenny, satellites anymore, because all of these bullets from all those guys in a wild west there or floating around there in space circle in the earth. They come back down and if it came back down and hit some one particular person of color and that community aid, the Ebro Ex Candy enjoy red would be on the air sang it. They would have never do that in a white community. They would have ever care. They would have called that racist. Do I get it

you could shoot at the ground is the idea. Of course there was till my harsh. Are you putting led in the earth on earth? I too we are. That was only today how they wouldn't do that. No white neighbourhood. We should point out of their releasing the water in that minority neighbourhood. Their pointed it by shooting led into the ground right. A levy at that time was a teenager being kicked in the head by an adult, so we don't want shoot there. It was It's just that amazing. I look there's just nothing that you can do as an officer, which is why I think, as an officer I would be like. Ok, this is a no win situation. What am I doing in my life? I came out here to help beetle? I came out here to help people's communities and keep people safe and no matter what happens. I'm always the bad guy, I'm always the races, I'm always the murderer. I'm always ruining my own family because of something that I can't control enjoy reading IRAN. Candia gonna call me a racist if God

forbid. I save a black girls life, so Why would I show to work the next day? I don't. I know you like. I had one thing and when I left this morning, my wife, in family, said dead. Stop it. Why Why are you going into work today find another job? You're gonna get killed, you're going thrown into jail for doing something right, and I and say no, I believe in the system. I'm gonna keep stand Why would you go to work as a apple, I'm asking police officers why Are you still going to work? I'm glad they are too, but I am not a damn, not man enough to do it. I would be screw there's some too selfish attitudes, that doesn't mean I would like you know I would just say I would just like to say look. We should have a bye on our taxes. That say I want to play. I want to pay for the police forces and I'll fully fund them, and then we our tax dollars go locally to

the police, those who say I dont want to, and if you don't pay taxes, if you just don't pay, taxes you're receiving a large sum of money from the government we still send you a note I want police protection in my neighborhood and if I can all I want somebody to come and not a social service worker somebody with a gun. If there's something going on calls greater tie me to cite tied to tax is just a know. I'd be happy with just a survey you will send a note to everybody's house and then they can say whether they wanted cop to show up or not when when something goes down here, they all say they don't want, they all say they innovate. When I say they I don't mean any large swathes of communities, I mean, these activists, these activists are all saying. I don't want you in my community, okay, let

go door to door and ask them. Would you like police to leave you alone? Good luck with that Now we may have some problems with. Like criminal saying now and then I think I've still got the criminals house, because they're trying to avoid prosecution there may be some wholesomeness plant. My point, though, is that it just really far better than holes in little girls who were just being a bad day, I think I see how easy it is to win monsieur easy. It is to win. If you just don't care, people go and that's the drama, thing I've ever heard. He gave you just like yes, but better than holes in little children's doom. I like you, enjoy the right back in just a second I was wondering which joy you were talking about joy, reader, joy, Bay, Har, who is, possibly thee, most ill named child of all time. Series

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and what am I favorite stories of the day. Michigan state lawmaker still there, corruption in Michigan is there Oh, no! No there's never been any corruption and in Michigan at all and anyway, so I Michigan State lawmaker was driving his suv and the bill since plate says elected. and he was driving a little a radically a little radically. On? What was it? I I ninety six and he's swerving all around people are calling the police can come up. Hide him, and yeah yeah drive and while black I did, I tell you that the guy was black, no cause. It doesn't really matter to them.

Laurie, so he's pulled over and when he pulls off to the side of the road, he pulls a little too close to the edge and so his suv rolls down into a ditch, they get him ass. They get him out and he's. I worry Rowan and they are like you you're, you're you're, and talk I am now intoxicated and so they say well. Take a breath. Is bressani leaders I'm doing that. and the cop said: ok all right and then he a little upset and starts to resist arrest, and he won't take the breath Eliza, so they arrest him and as arresting him, he said Adam. Do you say you hit me, you get me it's going as Google, Is he all right They have barely for you. Because you know I'm con governor.

right now, because I know and also you know, I run the budget bro This guy work for the state was elected he actually oversaw. The budget hammered just hammered beside a row blue twice the legal limit, the police didn't stop. They said. Yes, we don't really care. If you did the go ahead, called Whittemore com Merle! You want! You got one phone call, he's gonna, be the mayor of Detroit right. Do you have a timeshare. Do you think that was a good idea? I'm a lot of people. Do they they enjoy their timeshare. Fucking kidding illegal. Most people get into a timeshare, and then they realize this whole thing is nothing but a giant scam

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and had already plays dvd com? Slash, Glenn, provocateurs, gliding watch the show every day is a ten bucks centre subscription with that from a code the lead welcome to the Glen Back Programme last night on students, Margaret Sanger, which is weird because she's dead and we're not gonna get into stew, but don't judge him. Who are you to judge him doing dead people His own choice and it's a personal choice- and I find it very brave last night on the stew does America he did Margaret Sanger and Stew thee old Glenn would say, I cheered, not anymore, because the way you besmirch this great great woman rack was sad said to me. Thank you. I appreciate that while they, your plan,

I came out a kind of said that they'd their night there they're gonna, reckon with her path our issues and look. You know what she awful yeah she's, pretty awful proposed a law that said, among other things, no woman should have the legal right to bear a child, and no man shall have the right to become a father without a permit for parents, a man, a man. We should point out that no permit Four parenthood shall be vow for more than one birth so harsh. If you happen to me, a middle child. You should be happy there Margaret didn't get her way or really really sad. Quite honestly, yes, that's did my. I hated my older brother. You didn't have to be here now Margaret saying or had her way, Now she didn't mind, being babies being born people say: oh gosh, look at her she's yeah

this plan, parenthood, lady she's, the founder. Well, she didn't mind babies being born. She just wanted to make sure they were the right babies like, for example, will you if you weren't a feeble minded person, a habitual? congenital criminal. Those affected within, credible disease and other found biologically unfit by authorities, which is not a broad category, it all now, we think of the love that you would get from Gretchen Whittemore, she'd, love us right, now let me those people should be sterilised or in cases of doubt so for not sure yeah like maybe we're not sure they're gonna be undesirable. Those uncle she just peace, isolated as to prevent the perpetual vision of their afflictions of by Reed a man now admit it. Could we be isolated?

have to be isolated in like little cabins built by the government with a big fence around us, or can we just have like the middle of the state? But that's at this good question, because she addressed this and now she's known sort of approach, choice person, so gave the choice that four undesirables. I can either they can have their choice of segregation or sterilization. So there's two options: do you pick the road? You know it's like well, meaning I come to a split in the road and in you made that choice and, of course, that's made all the difference. So you have the choice. Who are the undesirables here? Well, there's a few of them. Morons is the first category. That's actually a legitimate to have back then a legitimate. You were more on an imbecile.

and something else made another one, the audience, but it's so she used morons mental, defective epileptics witches if you are having a issue with epilepsy, you were, you are in this category illiterate. So you just couldn't reed we're gone paupers, pliable criminals, prostitutes, prostitutes and dope fiends, which ok? now for those people becoming a dope p. I am seriously as every day my unlike heroin is not a bad choice. Right, yes, decides it's got its benefits so if you are, you may be sitting on a bathroom floor of a you know of a bus station. You know, trying to fish some some sort. You know you're spoon out of the toilet which you drop strangely in the bus station toilet, but it may

be better than watching another thing on MSNBC, that's very true especially of joy, reads out. I would agree every heroin much better option right. So, if you let's say you don't get the sterilization, you get the segregation option. What can you you know it sounds bad to segregate people at least it used to be, but this is because Margaret wanted people to segregate on farms and open spaces as long as necessary for the strengthening and development of moral conduct, which is like what you do to an aging dog. Get your rotten arab, the fields and the hill, kids, kids. The dogs just went to a farm, the judges, no that's, not true your parents. Who told you that your door, went to a farm nell aid. They killed him or he was run over in the street and they just it. If the guy and ever says nor we're just putting these people out on a farm where they can run free. No, they didn't valid.

that happened to one of my dogs. At my mom told me, she went to a farm and I to this day continue to believe it to be. So me kill me too, like my dog princes, beautiful golly, my folks, told me, I don't know what happened to him. I know you go to a farm, but in my head he still there. I could still. I could still picture hit my dog running. It was also a colleague running around in the farm there get that enables it to get it right away that you only crown exactly you're, ok, so saying are also had some interesting views on the family. She bluntly, do find birth control, a term that she kind, of course, process of weeding out the unfit aimed at the creation of a super man. She, opined that the quote most merciful thing that either our family does to one of its infant members is to kill it, and that quote, All our problems are the result of overbreeding among them.

Working class, but this is she's. Fighting these lights glad he sees fighting for the workers yeah she's. their these socialist. She was the socialists who working party, How is she trying to kill off all the workers, but sheep The social. That's for the working Well, that's no labour class yeah, let's just kill them! Please don't tell. But now I will say Margaret Sanger as bad as she was, is far was far less extreme in today's plan, parenthood and that sincerely in the early days of plan, parenthood she's opened up the first clinic and she distributed pamphlets about birth control, and this is what pamphlet set. This quote mothers. Can you off or to have a large family. Do you want any more children? If not why'd you have them, do not kill do not take life but prevent so

Harmless information can be train. You know obtained at this plan harrowed. So, like her point was yet look up. oceans kind, I killing them and destroying life, but you should use protection now, Yes, I agree with that's what she say, but she also was meaning prevent by having an abortion, prevent that child these diving. I still consider this. Let me give you this quote. Mrs another is another quote from Margaret Sanger. Well, you ve Gunnar, night, and I why did or last night and ass she wasn't happy allowed an irregular. Aren't you I will say I don't know what's wrong with me, but there never happened when I do them. Ok, so so markets anger talking, she gets several letters and she's trying to prove her case on birth control. The second or she describes it. She says the second woman tells of her attempts to bring on a miscarriage and of her sickly brood of six in the cases such as this, the woman in aspiration goes

abortionist and commits the crime which all women in their souls rebelled against how much or is it to tell mothers how to prevent in order They will not have to destroy oh, I wouldn't be against plan parenthood. If that's what they did yeah I'm totally with you on that, like they were helping with brisket and endlessly these things as well. They help people who can afford birth control and you know, give out free condoms and they do all sorts of things with with with birth, and they their money on oh yeah, exactly why they won't abandoned it right I mean, if you separated into two organisations. One of them would have no problem with even conservatives right away, organization funding is always an issue but like if you in an organisation that was helping, distribute birth control there there's very few problems with that in today's society, you know Of course, this is an issue where, over time, you know

Margaret Sanger was a massive figure mean, but you look at her history and looked back at what she said. In many ways you could argue she is way way. Less extreme then compared to her what her organization turned into they don't talk, is open a bow race. Issues. Now they don't talk about. The eugenics is is openly any more, but I'm I was not apply goes to plan her parenthood because of their under was you. We was into eugenics, I'm opposed plant parenthood, because you know there are still Pratt missing it a hundred years later. Another up. accessing, I think they perfected the killing of babies. They are running their practices that anymore, they are very good at it and I just it's it's hard to you know look at it, and it's like I don't have a problem with. With with what Margaret Sanger was, I mean I do I hate you. I just describe all the terrible things she said, but it's not about that four hundred and twenty

one side about what she said in eighteen, twenty one it's about stopping a beating heart in twenty twenty one. That's what we're talking about! That's what stop. We want them to say over and cancel our former founder. Well fine. I mean it's important that people know that, but, like I We're talking you know about cancelling like the abortion scheduled for tomorrow would be much more of a pie positive outcome on this one, then here's and they are banned or times when the left says they're gonna counts, cancel a founder. They mean it maybe they mean we're going to wipe Jefferson or whoever off the face of the earth. We're gonna take down the statues, we're gonna. Take, everything that is written and believed and throw it out the window and say it is bad and they say they are going to cancel their founder Do that what they mean is we're gonna, take a look, into this and do some soul searching

and then, when the MIKE shut off their like. Ok, arabic, backed work, lobbies, that's it That's it changes nothing and I think they like they like this, the council culture standard being codified more than they care about Margaret singers memory. All. That is why they did it. That is absolute. Why that happened, this week is because they were pod, defying the cancel culture because there ratcheting it up. Now. Now people like wrote, Harry Potter, what's her name, oh yeah, allow IRAN wow, I dont magically right, don't like Harry Potter, but I do if she has had a ridiculous beating because of our saying very sensible scientific things right, scientific things: men cannot ever be women, they can claim to be? They can believe they are, but scientifically they cannot be women.

And to go and extra. I actually heard a report the other day. Where was it on NPR? They said you know was scientists key. Are there any differences between men and women when there are competing in sports? The reporter actually responded well The jury's really still out on that. I mean not a lot of scientific data on that one new scientific data haughty. The new scientific data is gonna, say looked at it and how much? How much was then check really they're gonna funded they're, going to find the holster? yeah. We we looked at some stage, that's very technical, Grand men and women no the penis is more of a more of a cancerous growth that some people just need a off because they ve been women the whole time. Chromosomes! No, no,

You know I I I don't even know Chrome on cars, that's why we make a lot of plastic now. There's no such thing as Chrome, chromosome or anything like it. It really is this logic. Now we can cash and now look at these are key or is there a site like there's we'd, they were set a long time ago. We now I shall end by scientists yeah by scientists. Everyone knows what they mean and what they are. You can't just eat your mind, can't change it your mind might say something else, but you're mine can change your sex. work for you. I hope I'm not a woman of us are very ugly. What I thank you very much. Still, let's go to our commercial sponsor this half hour. One of the things you should value most in life is peace of mind and it is harder and harder to come by every day, but boy When you get it it's a good feeling for to day,

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You know I've been thinking about cancelling this segment, just because the guy who joins us on Friday never has an opinion. He's such a wall. Flower you're really got a pump. The information out of him, you know just say, hey. Do you think this is right or wrong? We'll do it for another week bill all Riley. We begin with Chauvelin Way the Americans fellow Riley is here. Cause gets for writing programme my consciousness, me. It's my turn to talk. you know the value of a dollar. So let me ask you: what's the value of a twenty bucks? How far is that going to get you really maybe not too far with a lot of things, but I gotta go You could change your life. Twenty dollars could be the best twenty dollars you ve ever spent set. percent of the people that spend this twenty dollars go on. to buy more because it

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That's the introduction back no best selling off or in the world perspicacious commentator on radio and tv. None of that just Riley why'd you. What is that, yeah, that's pretty boy! That's pretty much! Those presented to you step, When, in these things, if you're, a fair minded person giving the truth. That's not your career thought so step back. You don't get emotionally involved and that's what most people all journalists except me, a new laundered dont, understand I've been I've been pretty passionate about this, but passionate about. Maybe you don't understand it in this, so this is why you have me on or explain it yeah. the underlying conviction. The former police officer was based on a concept. A legal concept called depraved.

Indifference. That's why he was convicted. It really doesn't matter what Minnesota LAW, the the second degree. Murder, third degree: murder manhood. It doesn't really matter what the Prosecution was able to do was convince the jury and me and make that the officer We talk. George voyage live, unloaded, depraved indifference and it really was the because I agree with you. It was the last ninety seconds that and answering his turn. This was all about your other things. I mean his own guys were drawn on the ground. up and all that job. So if you're gonna, make a case that this verdict was upon fee the jury was afraid for themselves and alive. But that's not true-

so. If you delude yourself go ahead that during my willingly have had fears, I mean if you walk into a court room every day and you see the National Guard out there. You remember what apple ass our that you're gonna process that I think I were adjure if I were a jerk as I agree with you knowing the way Minnesota the way it right. Second degree, murder and everything else. It is an intentional, its manslaughter, depraved indifference and that for this, and if I were in the jury room I when I started, I would have been like crap man. This is gonna, be bad for my family, but I think what, by the time, the The trial was over and I got to the jury room. I might have looked Everybody went right, I mean we the bullet here. This is pretty as it was in any decision on the jury, but remember, you'd have to serve on that jury. I, you couldn't added in the jury. Selection, I'm afraid aid, and I can't make a fair verdict because I'm afraid, for my part,

safety, my family and you would have been dismissed discharge. So anyway. That's the point out. The overarching I want to make is in July, If there are certain situations that beyond reasonable doubt, and here is one of them, and so every American should accept that fact and many don't so that's number one on Shovin now he'll be sentence why and here's a cautionary based asked he knew and so did his attorneys that they were gonna get convict the only chance He had was take the stand. Look the jurors in the eye and say this is what I did. why did it not make excuses book, an explanation of what was going through his mind. I was the only chance the man had, but he chose not to do it.

wait. If you were the attorney for his defence, would you have had hot ass loudly? I would if I would have dragged him up and put him in the in the box. If our the journey, and I cared about em our aid. Thirty eight years he had, and that was a hundred to one That's a hail Marian could have made it. I couldn't make it work as an alternative. The only right, you're right, you're, right, you're, right, he's, gonna shit. If you had a country for fifteen years, That's the alternative, so Take your shot in the eye in an explanation, but anyway that's over he's going to the penitentiary. George Floyd is dead. That's it. What else ah well of Google Lee and to the other police officers will be going to trial this summer they'll player. Then I gotta go to trial dubbed the omega. With the prosecution

NL all serve a little jail down. That's what's gonna happen well, and you think that's thing to do I would like to say out if I got a decent deal, I would because if you don't play out then you gonna, give you two or three times more jail time Gazelle voting this system through it got so I remember Jeffrey Dahmer went to prison and he was shift. I can't Imagine being Chauvelin. I can't I don't I mean, what's good act m yeah, how do you mean how do you protect him Xyz going to stay and isolate he'll get an hour to walk around by himself has not at what a terrible life. You know- and you know, No one feel sorry for him, and the traditional says I don't feel sorry for him, but I have compassion for him undertook if, if I could Probably will do this also, small banana, my books

no I'm going to need a man at least I have nothing to do with what I have heard a lot about what I'm trying to save it. Compassion is a lot, where's Americans are lacking it didn't matter. I say you know what I did, but its input now he's he's isolated by God. it's amazing to me. I said Tucker Show on what. When did this happen? Tuesday? and I said I came out said look I mean just who do lives completely destroyed the law of of of George Floyd and his family destroyed, destroyer, the sea The thing was: Chauvelin Chauvelin is in jail, but his family is destroyed and its we should have compassion for all of that. This week I have been

seeing story after story. It's almost like it was written by media matters were they. Say the anything about me saying about compassion for George Floyd or that I thought the verdict was right there. Just saying. back, says compassion and trying to make it look like I'm, for yeah you're Chapin Activity, Ireland? What he did was, but can action we should be sympathetic, for everyone, but this not a good lesson for people. So we live in the United States of vengeance, yeah! That's where where we're living now, not the United States of compassion, the United States of vengeance, and because you put forward, point of view and you I have lived this together for what Twenty five years we lived together. These people

mostly on the lab, but not exclusively. Wanna hurt us and I put forth it, kill us Tonia, oh yeah, the oh yeah, Yeah they were talk, talk talk to me a little bit about bread farm, because this is something that I think Americans need to understand. How, getting heat because he said I'm not. defending shoving, but I I can't Imagine that he intentionally murdered George Floyd. an eye hundred percent agree with that. I don't think he got up in the mornings. Like I'm going to kill me a black man, they all good level of responsibility, paying it he's paying leap They are about a certain degree. Murder means on intentionally manslaughter back. Listen to me, I don't want. I don't want it the ever happen again

every lawn more of an officer in the United States, all eighty thousand two hundred of them that are working right now, need to understand that their responsibility is much higher. then, the ordinary citizen, They are armed and the powers of a rest you, but we are living in unreasonable times what happened, lumber so high old that got that the police officer it did everything dynamite. I'm gonna be charged with anything and he's having go through this because of Lebron James and others and presented, and who I hope, will get you in this segment. We are going to the obligations that guy eyes now on the shark. If you remember happy days by done by getting back to farm and and getting back to his statement. It's true there.

java didn't wake up in the mornings and say to himself go out and heard a black person today that didn't happen, but job apparently didn't understand his response. billowy that he has to be possible and enforce the law, but it also has to be compassionate yeah. I think that is wrong with the job. and the verdict the he was charged with and they found him guilty, and I think this is exactly right with reckless endangerment yeah me: he was reckless. It is job that doesn't mean he was intentionally doing it no way. Reckless the people who leave and there are millions of them. Tens of millions people who believe that law Enforcement in America has animus, ward black people you, these situations to re, enforce that belief.

and you and never gonna reason them out of it. In writing. While I'm not gonna play the game, I'm going to play the game by reinforcing it by he did intentionally kill, no, we didn't, but if our bread farms, visor. I say before you weighed in to this: you have We acknowledge certain things, so you don't leave yourself open for unfair attacks. You know, if you watch it knows, the news is we gonna marry did back. We again produced the statistics from two thousand nineteen and to those twenty on unarmed, black people being not by police. It's over a thousand a year. Well, thousand a year which that's what the average that's what the average person believes. Thousand people. Thirty and in that thirty, for two years. Many perhaps most of the unarmed black people who by police had enough.

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that assessment, I can't access that is damaging the country and his first one hundred days in a way that unprecedented I know the president or forty five per. before him. No one was even close. Do is radical leftist agenda and it's after your Mama Obama's people are running this agenda. Ok telling me that's true now, but Obama always president for eight years. Eating up Paul widens. Do now known all I know, but I think because oh boy I said you know I was black and soon as I was black, everybody stop listening to my great ideas. So now he's got Joe Biden who everybody thinks he's like on their dear old lovable uncle and oh

it is now getting through everything that he and his team wanted for the fundamental transformation of America and General. I believe that, because Susan rises, the conduit issues about domestic adviser, I'm not ideology, Obama about right now on what did when he was an oft. Yes unheeded. What is more, foreign nationals in any other president did ok. Now we have an open border. Yeah, I was absolutely open border. You get here, stay here are as yet like a dog gave you don t. You got here. You stay here, I'll, wait What do I know it is: let's go back to Chauvelin and Biden before you go over, so equal as an add on president its statement, no prisoners ever done, he comes out Biden does, after them written rank is his country and for the world? Why is it said this

just the beginning, where it's a society, take the blinders, ah You know that we hate black people here. Mean as an American, I'm sitting they're gone I will never respect you again, Mr Biden. Never again, all right. I don't think I've ever heard. You said it, you used to give benefit of the doubt, Obama and everyone. I've never heard. You say that. That's what arisen possible journalists. Dots gives the better what are the doubt until the facts disprove the benefit, the fact Now this day, job and insulted me, my family and every blank in American. by telling the world.

That we're always is here. He insulted every law, enforcement officer or age thousands of them systemic. Racism that mean that law enforcement community gets together there and says we're. Gonna perch acute African against minorities. That's what that means. You also indicted. every single elected official on the federal level. because you see what happened to stop. This has gone on for far too long. Where was he early architects of that yet was Biden? you look at Biden, senatorial statements aright. He was leader for putting drug? large in prison for long periods of time, and I supported that instil due to this day. Dealers shall poison about talking about pot. People are right, you oughta be convicted free time.

To get that draconian sentence of selling poison anyway Biden is number one a liar we're, not a racist. Contrary number two irresponsible using his position humanizes own, contrary, oh my god, this note to the audience. It when bill gets like this and willing to take a quick break, but I'm gonna jab him with pickle forks all through the break. And let him go again in just a minute bill, O Reilly for Bill Rally, Dotcom citizens programme Tat you re from owing season I mean really ready for it there's nothing that makes you more ready for growing season than a hustler turf, zero launch zero turn lawnmower. These things

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So you know that when they were gonna, pull the they weren't gonna pull the National Guard and tell what was marched twentieth may I say: well, we got some information we find out now that it's from the postal service and the postal service has something called. I come and its internet covert operations programme. They are monitoring all american social media and trying to find out who the radicals are and then publish in an internal document. For the government to Here's what's going on, and I can't even get my mail delivered before six it in an amazing. Isn't it I mean I don't worry too much about this stuff back. I know you're more tuned into it. I don't follow the story of their doing. Something nefarious will certainly get on them, monitoring all american social media is in that bad enough for me what

part of what those islands alright Let's talk about yesterday in the house. Fifty four date, Washington, D C Parents house not yet the duration, all obviously just another power play to alien aid, most Americans is actually a good thing. The more craziness that these people can do, the Moor House, each Democrats, will lose in two thousand. Twenty two. So go go crazy ok, what I needed not gonna, be estate by this week pledge to half the? U s greenhouse gases by twenty thirty year. Well Maybe if he gets Lebron James, stop talking that a product for them he's he's areas. He says that private companies are gonna pay for most of the green transition course there

and any also see. Also, you know the. I don't know if you've, if I know you know the infrastructure deal, but have you compared to the green new deal being I'll, be Is there a way to above my ability? All I know is more on pay and about for gas on long island than I did before Biden was inaugurated. That's what I now ok, So if you look at the infrastructure deal, it's the green new deal right but we're just re labelled, look people should understand this about the green new deal. It'll have no euro of fact on the warming of the planet, not correct, I erect what it is used for is to advance, progressive clauses so, for example, the latest is that in poor minority neighborhoods, they suffer more from global warming

not everything to do with their ability to by air conditioners. I'd then white people do all right, so We have today and put more money to those. Neighborhoods Romani directly into them. They suffer more from global warming than white people do of insanity that call a bye, these trillion dollar bills that nobody bothers to read or write. This is what's happening. The gradual figured out that no one's gonna read any of this stuff, the media sides with them. A hundred percent as it is so they're gonna, put in every thing to redistribute income, take money from back and O Reilly and give it to other people that they deem worthy to have it and then we'll call git, All this is really good for the environment in Miami will be inundated by water. If we do this, that, whatever

but it's massive fraud. I think this man, a start to effect the average American in other. Talking now Biden says he's gonna raise the top tax. thirty nine percent that'll, beat up forty percent insist in federal taxes alone ratio. If you are, God forbid, you live in California. That's what fifty five percent of what you are gone. You aren't and fifty three and then he's gonna we're gonna is a capital gains tax that would rush investment. I mean she's coming, I told everybody you gotta, have a surge of consumer spending after Covet, that's gonna be the economy to November. Whilst they pass these onerous taxes, then the old story to see a contraction again. It could be a good thing. Might put the final nail in these in the coffin of the progressive movement. I dont want people

suffer in the short term, but this Biden I mean he, you know when Raoul Castro's had. Yet all I can't do it anymore. I've killed many peoples, I didn't kill on ninety years old. I don't have the strength that kill any more people, so I'm gonna handed over go spiten. Let Biden Abbot I've got. You well he has decided that he's going to double the capital gains tax yeah most people, don't think that the most people don't think that affects them. But if you bought Bitcoin, the government is gonna, take thirty nine point. Six percent of that gain in capital gains the odd. In that way, the only way working people can a mass. assets to have or protection in life is through investment, investment. It does it matter, You have a hundred years of stock or fifty five thousand shares? This is the bill?

in mechanism that capitalism provides for work, you save your money, you invest your money by how she fix it up. You sell it for more money. You by another house, this the latter, financial security or I'd buy this man to the latter. He doesn't want people he have financial independence, he wants them and so does a progressive mobile dependent on the federal government. That is what socialism is. An Biden has bought into socialism, one hundred percent and I ll go back to the first thing. I told you, I'm disappointed. It myself that I did not that possibility before the election? I thought he just model on through the way you ve always been a milk posts

on a guy, but now he's a rabid leftist. The most left is president! In? U s history living, ask you this bill quickly Andrew Yang is running for a mayor of New York City and every one on left is coming out against the sky is left just happens anybody's not as smart, the other left. These are running probably get the nomination because nobody's ever heard of these other communists that are running right, because they are to him and then Yang. His basic thing is: I'm gonna give you money course or do have any money, but he's I give you money, that's what he runs out. So I see Yang against Curtis. Leeward Gardini arise again. What is is that one in New York City, eight to one Democrats, overrun

public and registration is aid to want just get me thirty seconds for a little while before you're, throwing off the air back. Ok! Now you re more going on in no way way way. I've got a couple more. I just like clock. We have a couple more minutes. Let me see Sophie's choice, Sophie's choice, Lena. Well, let me go to Biden and the rest calls that he this pudding through unbelievable. on muddle level, but Justice Department, civil rights. the nomination to lead is somebody who was for You know Mumia Abu Jamal, you're so lonely but the U N Ambassador, though, though, no woman went out to stand up in the United Nations, basically said the same thing the binding said, I believe all country founded on white supremacy. We a dismantle all thing. If you aid us Putin,

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a child of the eighty. So as I was, writing the character its hard, not to think of someone playing that character in the booby, because, as you grow up greeting alleys novels and expecting that one day right novels like yourself, you just picture going to the big screen, accord reading services, didn't exist back then in that's an option now, but, as I was writing, I thought of Chris Pratt playing the role and did you really surreal, but now it as I started writing in December twenty fourteen and then the optional, not January of twenty eight June before it even it shelves. So I was a real to me I have I've, seen him do a couple of post where he just knowing his carnies like this is gonna. Be amazing. Gonna be amazing, it's really ill it, but it's cool. I really like in the eye is great neither nice person and one who goes directly to twenty dangers, the signing of the seven equalizer and out last week in those three hundred and fifty people out there working on their side,

military operation with gratitude services. The logistics feeding the army get Aunt one up. There is the commanding officer curses amenable to commander setting the tone the web. The guy the explosive guy transportation. It's just like a military operation in and I couldn't be more thrilled, Tommy but the devil's hand. Those just come out the asses aboard. One in the series and for this one I really want to take a breath at put myself in the enemy issues, because I thought, that alot? While I was in the seal teams- and I can do you think about it today. As an author and a citizen the enemy is had twenty years almost to look at our cards. If we play poker, look at our playing those cards and then take those lessons them to a future game so about ass? Much What? If I was a ran China, North Korea, Russia, but you burned out individual a terrorist organisation. What would I have learned? in this last twenty years and will work apply going forward so that form the basis, but then it won't. I I miss in August a point: nineteen, the cattle

that moves the plot forward is a buyer weapon attack. When covert hit. I was deep into the research on infectious diseases, the weapon as agents of infectious diseases that history, as always sensitive that when it it and it became a man more timely novel. Then I initially thought at the outset. Have they learning and I started reading this last night's. I'm gone very far. Apologise for that started. Reading it last night and I was so intrigue because I think you're in this is why I love action of fiction writers. Is you, you have to take things that are real and up until recently, you know fiction. To make sense and has to feel like it actually could happen. but in today's world, absolutely anything good elephants, it could rain elephants today and I'd. Go ha didn't see that coming, but ok, What did they learn from us?

but are we actually it right? There sure exactly a lot harder today, because you are right. Some of the things that happened over the last year and a half do you never can tell people what they get with science fiction Nanjing fiction, but so, when looking at our response to go with the basis of the novel being. What the unease learning from us and our they are adapting went over it once again. They are learning from our response to go with a sum civil unrest that continues today. Their learning from that a very contentious political an election cycle. They are certainly learning format but specifically to the boy weapons out of the house when they look at infection rates, and mortality rates as they pretend to curb it and see what we did. ourselves with Something that has one point: zero, zero three issue table mortality rate? Well, what? If something has at which do exist out there by weapons, women eighty five percent? Ninety percent mortality Rate- just imagine what we would do so that really that really form the basis of this novel and now

people are more in tune with that and can see always shut down the country for something it's killing x number of people. What will we do? if it kills a wide number of people coming forward. So the enemies deadly taken note here, when you, when you look it going on. I feel like we're living in an act, thriller right now with the intrigue that is happening with the deep state and the the game visitor played in Washington and not really knowing who's in charge Ino at times on the right articles that are happening in the protests in the street and its now. a coincidence, and then you know with the great reset these corporations coming an colluding with one another to you, no help move things along it, is like we're living in a I don't even know bit a combination of one year,

works in some, you know awful. This dopey in Huxley Book really is, and It is certainly give me a lot to work with India and the trailer genre, that's for sure, and the military talk about walking into an l ambush, but you are online or else the two types of basic ambushes from beginning of time eventually were walking right into an l ambush with big outside they get? on the other side so and I'll ambush would be something like right across the street from each other. Shooting at someone in the middle or Yahoo bill each other in Algeria your field, the fire? Don't don't get the other people? You don't want you, but put this mass of volume. Fire down on whoever walked into that EL. So that's what we're doing right now. We're walking right into this l and there's almost but there's hard, there's not much that we can do about it as those two big big government has so much control and there they're right their hand in hand with big tack who controls

that information that we just continue to walk right into it. So the problem I ran into when I got about October November last year being in the enemy shoes for over a year. I thought, oh, my goodness. I look here, if I was the enemy, I might just watch from the outside. Our need because we're doing a very good job of care and ourselves, apart from the inside out yourself figure that out which I, which I did but but in reality we are doing illegal job doing enemies job for the right now I I will tell you that I've I've said for a long time. There's gonna come a time when all of our enemies. I'll see the same moment and they'll all say now: go go! Go go go because yeah we're doing all of the work in there just waiting for that moment do. Do you think we're close, at that moment check that exactly right here than the real question is one that moment and that's what they're asking themselves to this is this is new territory, but they tend to think obviously in terms of

IE and almost at least once a century. Here I will, we think, in terms of these, for your election cycles, maybe eight for the real, deep thinkers among us, but they can their time they can be patient. They study their history, which is something we do not do something our elected officials and arson military leaders do not do For some reason, they don't put the time, energy and effort into studying the path to make good decisions going forward, based on wisdom so The enemy has has the advantage in that respect. It no doubt about it. When you look at China no this time in some of the other day, and they said Stop calling China arising power, it's a risen power, until you understand the power that they currently hold, you won't able to see what's right around the corner and they We were talking about Taiwan and they asked me if I thought you know the african government and the american people would support per day

King Taiwan, it now, think so it all. I don't think the government. Will I don't I don't they administration? I think just Taiwan just see a Do you think I'm right or wrong on that? wipe alone, most people's much like back in the days when people when we started going to Vietnam peoples are where is that even today, Taiwan, whereas that for most people, I've been to Taiwan. I Benda to mainland China studied a bit of that history obvious enough to be dangerous, but that's why travel is so important and steady history is so important in today. There's somebody distractions out there for the kids come up today it back aid is ninety. You could read a book you could watch a movie, could wake. You showed come on tv, you could go outside, maybe by twenty six hundred, day. There are so many distractions, and most of those distractions are divisive in nature and, I think, it is by design so,

definitely not getting any brighter anymore wise as a as a public at its population, so being a pessimist year, but it harder for its part to find that hope. One look right, you're bored, especially when you phasing your analysis What's going on right now, when you because you have so much military experience being seals and everything else when you look at China and then you look at the United States military and especially with the leadership we have now and in all, the things are going on or military. How long before we are in a situation where, where wherein even matches that still a long way away or alive. It's pretty close, especially when our focus has been elsewhere, usually depending on who is in charge wherever there studying whatever they bought. Their experience has been in the past that, Now the bogeyman in the closet sought their focused on ran for most of their time in the military. That's that's the big threat. If there are focused on Russia,

for most of their time in the knowledge that the threat is because, that his personal connection to it and make it speak on others China can look at our experience in Iraq. They can look at our experience in Afghanistan. They can see the distraction they can see how your body down because of changing changing goals, changing goalposts, go lines and are we to state mere down in these areas in their taking notes? They can see that they know exactly that data. Rotation guns. They know exactly what they need to do to buy us down and to learn and to win one, s question I think that I read this morning that Russia is backing away from the ukrainian border, which surprised me What what are you seeing on the with the NATO front in Ukraine and Russia? NATO's Ben. I essentially nonentity fora for quite some time now

especially with new members which just confuses in the entire, why I mean and unethical. Why would you say that, as it may mean that you have just now I mixed together, I shall try to figure out a solution where not everybody is on the same page. Not everybody believes in the same foundational years, they're sending civil liberty. So in a tough one that for sure. I would guess that anything that Russia does. We have to look at them as MS, actually there there magicians and their distraction you with one hand, while it you something else with the other, is the best way to look what what what what she's doing particularly in regards the Ukraine, while best lock on terminal list. I can't wait to see it. I mean I I love Chris Patten. I think this audience loves Chris Brat.

he's one of the good guys and he's a great funny. And and just a great hero, onscreen, terminal list will be on Amazon, the devil's hand just came out April thirteenth Jack car. Thank you so much gutless. The other. You somewhat round me they dare you man, Jack, are by the way is: do you do commercials for terminal list right? I do yes, ok, so I just want to say disclosure on the blade had nothing to do with the interview butter stewards, Stu does live reads for the terminal list on blazed either new book is the new book is out in the series and look it the crisp rats is a great way to understand. How could this is right that they're not gonna, throw crisp Chris? Perhaps I could just do some series at this point, Mr Agnew, new. let me tell you a little bit about gold line, see I just had to move a lot of stuff today on the economy, and I just

because we're not gonna have time that inflation is coming. Inflation is harming in its coming barreling at us and when you start to have velocity of money when people start to spend money, it's going to happen overnight. You're already seeing prices rise through the roof. You haven't seen anything yet now. I by gold. For not an investment, but for a world gone mad, so I have something left in the end, but real YE gold is an investment, but it is also the greatest hedge against inflation. So what inflation hits your your goal your your money is stored in gold, which goes up as the value of your dollar goes down. That's why old is so important, as the value of the dollar goes down. Gold goes up.

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Dishonesty, apparently, is that he did a couple of readings over the last few years, so she didn't believe that he you didn't believe that he had lost his psychic powers While I mean that's it is I mean holy cow. You know what I'm not saying that you're a fraud you're using your psychic powers, and I don't know if I can trust you, because you said you lost your psychic powers, but you're psychic powers came back these two times what was what was happening there I used to just be honest and call them a fraud. Yeah, maybe look you're a psychic, you're fraught and adjust its case closed, That's not a judge. All the good psychics out there in the audio, no tours not a great italian Social, Wemyss, Clio, she's prisons Programme,

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Congratulations on that Columbus! You got to stop this madness, this madness. That is that's going on course. joy, bade her. She had pretty good idea. She said this yesterday. Doesn't Well, it looks like to me- and I looked at the table- I still can't figure it out, but let me comment and gum in the air fares and warning taser person shoot em in the leg should amend them behind, stop them somehow, but if the only solution is kill the teenager. There's something wrong with this is something very, very wrong with the way these things are being conducted, even if the cop had to do it, there's something wrong with it right right. What wrong with its do. What's even if the cop had to shoot a teenager, had to there's something wrong with it. What do you think that is still just noodle at First ACT, just coming

Well, I would say that big, Is there something wrong with it? No one once a teenager to die, however, the actions of the officer, given the context were appropriate. No one saying it was a wonderful outcome. Knowns excited that this is how I turned out. It was just the appropriate way forward. Tyrant, turnout, considering she was trying to stab somebody select. So what's wrong with it do what's wrong with it. Well, there's a there's, a sickness pervert permeating our society that yet includes people, say having each other when they're in their teens I'm right down the street. There was an stabbing where one, the one the one teenager, killed another teenager theirs caught for that one, so it's not being reported. Oddly, it's not being is not being assessed about in in media bought. You now, you know which once a better outcome, the one

the victim of the stabbing dies or the one who's trying to stab the other person dies I wanted to. I want to show you how to decode some things here. Real quick yesterday. I played a news report from NPR on: This shooting it was up first. I can't take it anymore. Why my tax dollars or pay for I I know subscribe well. Actually I do crap. I dont want subscribe to the New York Times and help pay for that, and it's my choice to do that, but somewhat choice to help pay for and pr that those tax dollars just go to and pr and you're becoming a radical, yes, played this report from up first and it was their coverage on the shooting of Bryant in Columbus and their report, made my inner Gandhi flee. He ran. He ran and

None of you saw Gandhi he's not a fast runner, but he ran fast away from me on that report. And here is why I want to bring this up because I think it which is a it. Let give you a decoder ring cause. This is happening everywhere and here- is a legacy media organization which thinks it's. The guardians of truth and journalism now remember they're the ones that wouldn't even report on the hundred by new laptop because it was a russian operative inside. Of the truth, what have done just in this report was just the advancing of a pre determined narrative day, which does nothing but rip us art further every every day. Now let me breakdown A few were highlights of the report, and you ll see what I mean near beginning They mention that the Columbus Police Department release the nine one. One calls from Mickey O Brien case, but

don't play any of those don't say. What was in those calls- Do you know what was in those calls theirs not even a hint that it might be, important to the story: here's what didn't, I tell you, in the nine one one called call to police in Columbus away. in calls up tells the dispatcher that court Someone is trying to stab us so the police are coming remember I said just when it first happen. I dont need no. If I would have seen the knife I stay by that, however, I'm a trained police officer, I'm not going with the same information that Glenn back is going with. I've been told, the dispatch in this protein. Killer case, the officer was told the nine one one call came in saying someone is trying to stab us, so they are alert for a knife and someone trying to stand

other people in the nine one one called you can hear screaming in the background, then in second nine one one call another woman says you ve got come to the neighbourhood, help us, ok oh it's not like you. This was a patrol it's not like you shouldn't reference more than just then they release the nine one. One call that was Were there ass thing, we talked but the nine one one call yes, but you didn't put it into context or say anything about it other than it had been released now The NPR report continues protest, where's marched in Columbus, Ohio after officer shot a sixteen year old girl there and they immediately cut to protesters chanting. She was a child, she was a child, then the whole says. she was involved in a fight on Tuesday. Now

I think, of a girl and I think, of a fight. I don't think of a girl throwing another girl again the car holder. a knife above her head and says I'm going to stab the air, out of you bitch, that's, not a girl fight! Ok, I didn't in my day they didn't even fight like that. On dynasty, That's not a sixteen year old girl fight. Well, she was involved in a fight on Tuesday. It makes its like a little playgrounds scuffle. They don't mention that was swinging a knife at people until later. In the report, the report goes on body footed shows officer. Nick Nicholas Riordan who's been on the force job, since December of twenty nineteen pulled up- and getting out of the car.

what's wrong, with a statement like that kid's, let's use critical thinking where Then pr go wrong here. One small world word with giant implications. that one word is just the publication, clearly being he's only been on the force for a little over a year. So this is a rookie mistake. This There's a cop Didn't know what he was doing. Apparently again, so far in PR, doesn't have a problem with a teenage girl trying to stab another person. The problem is, with a cop then comes the worst part of the report, the house said or any other incidents that make people concerned in Columbus. So now we haven't put this into context. We ve talked about a little fight. We ve talked about an inexperienced cop and now just to go for the throat

put into question the entire force in Columbus The rapporteur answers yeah matter of fact, oh really, ah yeah they're been quite a number of cases. This quote: there's been quite a number the column. dispatch reports, there have been five killings of black people by police. Just since may now, that's bad right! Well, is it I mean it's bad when any one dies but were those racist police officers mode down black people is that what but in Columbus Actually the twenty three year old tune. Three year old was killed in Columbus in his doorway. Okay, well, I'd like to about that story,

This case is still under investigation, so the details are slim, but the officer shot, Casey goods and Junior, who was work at the time with the. U S, marshals, fugitive task force on an unrelated investigation. There's no boy, He came footage because the task force officers are not issued. Any body cams, During the taskforce operation, the officer reported seeing goods and with a gun and investigated the police Savez. Her says there was a verbal exchange. The officer says, goods and ignored is commands to drop the gun, at which point the officer shot. Him. Ok, don't know if that's good or bad No, that story there's no camera coverage. So let that be adjudicated, but PR didn't think that that was important at all it serve the narrative. Why Eight police officers in Columbus Hunt down black people and they ve killed.

Five blacks. Just since may aright, The December killing of forty seven year old man that NPR mention in the story that one does appear to be troublesome for the officer involved. He failed to turning his body can turn on his body camera, which is a problems are. There aren't many details here spawning to a non emergency call after one a m. He claims He thought Andre Hill was a potential burglar with a gun, Hilton, now to be unarmed, but again we don't know and NPR provides zero context. They could have killed five people, two of them still the loose, the details, we don't really know what happened, but the five. The five killings mentioned by NPR earlier this month miles Jackson

a twenty seven year old was found unconscious unconscious in his vehicle is Other five that NPR mention police officers responded the scene and take him to the hospital for suspect drug overdose, while there at the hospital police find out. There's multiple warrants out for Jackson's arrest, including charges of domestic violence, assault and legal weapons, possession by a phelan, so he's a felon whose Thou wanted on several warrants. Inside the hospital they find out that he has a gun in his pants and bullets in his pockets a struggle over the gun ensues, the gun comes, the gun goes off, but no one is hit jacks keeps his gun and holds

for three minutes stand off in those three minutes, was ordered eighty five times by police officers. To put the down and put his hands on his head, the but Sir then try to take him. Jackson. fires a shot at the officers they shoot and kill him does that sound a bunch of white officers that were gone, they had gone crazy. In March, forty three year old, Andrew Teague wanted for attempting to shoot his brother wanted for it. going to shoot his brother. Wrap, she'd, also included arrest for weapons, possession, domestic violence, burglary and drug trafficking. You would think the so compassionate laughed would care, so many people that are shocked by police have war and out for their arrest for domestic violence but known or no Columbus police

attempted to pull him over, but Teague sped away starts driving recklessly Colombia. The Columbus police helicopter unit takes over the pursuit. They follow him for an hour an hour does it tries to pull Teague over on the inner set, so Teague sides to cross the median and drives into on coming traffic hits to other vehicles head on. He gets of his car and starts firing. His gun at police. Police, then shot him did didn't, Pr think that none of these details were relevant vis What you need to know about the corporate media they want you to hear is that Columbus police have killed five black people in less than a year. Its unfair com lately dishonest and dangerous. It is dangerous

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