WEBVTT 00:01.398 --> 00:04.804 [SPEAKER_03]: It's political. 00:04.824 --> 00:05.365 [SPEAKER_02]: Thank you. 00:05.585 --> 00:10.354 [SPEAKER_02]: Redical. 00:10.374 --> 00:10.714 [SPEAKER_02]: Wherever you are. 00:10.734 --> 00:11.095 [SPEAKER_02]: The politics bar. 00:11.115 --> 00:13.499 [SPEAKER_03]: Shot Smith Pearson, Jody Hamilton. 00:14.100 --> 00:14.581 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, Jody. 00:14.621 --> 00:15.222 [SPEAKER_08]: Welcome back. 00:15.523 --> 00:16.485 [SPEAKER_10]: Hi. 00:16.625 --> 00:17.246 [SPEAKER_10]: You too. 00:17.326 --> 00:18.428 [SPEAKER_10]: How are you feeling? 00:18.408 --> 00:24.115 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm a little bit better, although it is colder than hell out here, holy crap. 00:24.556 --> 00:30.804 [SPEAKER_10]: A friend of mine who lives in Southern Illinois now, she's like, I remember Los Angeles, I want to go to there. 00:32.245 --> 00:34.348 [SPEAKER_08]: I so want to be at the LA end of the bar. 00:34.468 --> 00:36.270 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm at the DC end of the bar, unfortunately. 00:36.631 --> 00:42.458 [SPEAKER_08]: But at least I'm not in the Twin Cities or Chicago area of the bar where the wind chills are like negative 35. 00:42.478 --> 00:45.462 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, I've been there and I don't want to go back. 00:45.442 --> 00:50.448 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it's only, I think, negative two or rounds of zero Fahrenheit here in DC. 00:50.488 --> 00:56.174 [SPEAKER_10]: So I was listening to Richard Chu this morning and then I listened to Ms. Miller on WCPT. 00:56.855 --> 00:57.736 [SPEAKER_10]: Who carries our show. 00:57.776 --> 00:58.497 [SPEAKER_10]: Thank you very much. 00:58.757 --> 01:01.981 [SPEAKER_10]: And they were like, oh, the height today is going to be one. 01:04.885 --> 01:06.426 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:06.446 --> 01:07.888 [SPEAKER_08]: Sorry, that's, oh, God. 01:07.868 --> 01:19.933 [SPEAKER_08]: And we'll talk about the winter weather, we will also talk a lot today about the murder of Alex Prattie by CPIC agents, because that is the big story of the day. 01:20.795 --> 01:24.122 [SPEAKER_08]: Big thanks by the way to everybody who was on your or listening. 01:24.102 --> 01:31.874 [SPEAKER_08]: coming to us joining themselves here in the bar from great radio stations like WCPT AMA 20 in Chicago or AM950 miniapolis Saint Paul. 01:31.914 --> 01:32.635 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you very much. 01:32.935 --> 01:38.724 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you're listening a Georgian out radio in the ATL or maybe you were listening in Tri-City's area of Tennessee on D2 or talk radio. 01:38.744 --> 01:45.013 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you are who knows where else somewhere else on the planet listening in progressive voices radio worldwide or maybe. 01:44.993 --> 01:47.116 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you're one of those future people. 01:47.176 --> 01:48.437 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's your PayPal future paper. 01:48.457 --> 01:55.647 [SPEAKER_08]: If you are, if you're one of those future people, the next time something like this happens, can you please come back and tell us beforehand so we can stop it? 01:55.667 --> 01:57.309 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you, Delorean Pichol. 01:57.349 --> 02:00.833 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly, come on, get in the game here, people. 02:00.974 --> 02:07.162 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyway, by the way, if you do want to subscribe and actually help us, you know, pace and bills, we love that too. 02:07.182 --> 02:09.024 [SPEAKER_08]: You can do that at the politicsbar.com. 02:09.044 --> 02:11.167 [SPEAKER_08]: $6 a month, less than a month, 50 a week. 02:12.448 --> 02:13.410 [SPEAKER_08]: Trust me, get y'all the goodies. 02:13.430 --> 02:14.511 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll talk about it later tonight. 02:15.419 --> 02:19.146 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, so where do you want to start? 02:19.166 --> 02:23.995 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay, so on Friday when I drove to Palm Springs for ever. 02:24.636 --> 02:26.239 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, Friday evening after you came out of the bar. 02:26.259 --> 02:29.745 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, and it took a lot longer than usual because we left at 3 p.m. 02:29.805 --> 02:34.153 [SPEAKER_10]: So you leave Los Angeles at 3 p.m. to try to go anywhere. 02:35.365 --> 02:36.808 [SPEAKER_10]: It's a two-hour drive normally. 02:36.868 --> 02:39.152 [SPEAKER_10]: It was three almost four hours to get there. 02:39.192 --> 02:50.854 [SPEAKER_10]: So we got in, high, and then ordered room service, which was too much food, but thank you, Hilton owners. 02:51.896 --> 02:58.048 [SPEAKER_10]: So not that expensive for me, because by the way, anyway, so went to bed. 02:58.028 --> 02:59.009 [SPEAKER_10]: Got up in the morning. 02:59.189 --> 03:07.760 [SPEAKER_10]: I brought my computer because I knew I wanted to take care of business like I do one of the weekends like Oh, I'll grab that story and I'll grab that story and I'll grab that story and I'll talk about here on Monday. 03:08.080 --> 03:08.721 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, right? 03:08.741 --> 03:09.301 [SPEAKER_08]: Good, right. 03:09.341 --> 03:09.982 [SPEAKER_08]: I do that too. 03:10.102 --> 03:11.965 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm, you know, I'm like, oh, that looks good or whatever. 03:12.005 --> 03:16.790 [SPEAKER_08]: And so you were going along and you collected a few and then the morning progresses and then I'll love a sudden. 03:17.972 --> 03:19.313 [SPEAKER_08]: There's a murder CPP agents. 03:19.454 --> 03:19.954 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, kill. 03:20.395 --> 03:21.136 [SPEAKER_08]: Of it. 03:21.496 --> 03:21.977 [SPEAKER_08]: All right. 03:21.997 --> 03:22.417 [SPEAKER_08]: 37 year old. 03:22.517 --> 03:22.697 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 03:22.938 --> 03:23.178 [SPEAKER_08]: There's. 03:24.780 --> 03:24.880 [UNKNOWN]: Yeah. 03:26.125 --> 03:32.233 [SPEAKER_10]: who happened to be a licensed, uh, concealed carry guy in a state where that's allowed. 03:32.934 --> 03:33.936 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, we will talk about that. 03:33.956 --> 03:36.619 [SPEAKER_10]: Which I'm against all of that, but he was allowed to do it. 03:36.780 --> 03:37.320 [SPEAKER_08]: That's fine. 03:37.521 --> 03:39.403 [SPEAKER_08]: What, what did, what did we say? 03:39.624 --> 03:41.286 [SPEAKER_08]: Literally Friday night here at the bar. 03:41.386 --> 03:42.027 [SPEAKER_08]: What did we say? 03:42.728 --> 03:46.914 [SPEAKER_08]: I said, they want to take away your first amendment rights for free speech. 03:47.635 --> 03:49.838 [SPEAKER_08]: I said they want to take away your fourth amendment rights. 03:50.298 --> 03:51.880 [SPEAKER_08]: And third amendment rights. 03:52.121 --> 03:55.305 [SPEAKER_08]: And I said, they want to take away your second amendment rights. 03:55.673 --> 04:12.180 [SPEAKER_10]: And what do we see Saturday all of them don't carry gun to a protest high Kylo written house exactly Johnny's a hundred percent right on who actually killed people this nurse did not he didn't even brandish has gone 04:12.346 --> 04:14.289 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, he did not matter. 04:14.329 --> 04:18.516 [SPEAKER_08]: In fact, thankfully there are a lot of videos out there. 04:18.536 --> 04:22.723 [SPEAKER_10]: Thankfully, the lady in the pink and in the guy in the car. 04:23.384 --> 04:32.059 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, there are so many videos that have been helping people, have been helping good people, have been helping the Minnesota Bureau. 04:32.039 --> 04:32.820 [SPEAKER_08]: get things together. 04:32.840 --> 04:34.664 [SPEAKER_08]: We've got all the stories in the news on Saturday. 04:34.684 --> 04:36.327 [SPEAKER_08]: So if you were doing other things, you missed it. 04:36.367 --> 04:36.828 [SPEAKER_08]: Look here, it is. 04:36.868 --> 04:37.930 [SPEAKER_08]: You can start in the first round. 04:38.511 --> 04:40.093 [SPEAKER_08]: There's actually most of the news on to have today. 04:40.815 --> 04:44.361 [SPEAKER_08]: We start with the shooting in the immediate aftermath and it goes through the shooting. 04:44.481 --> 04:51.634 [SPEAKER_08]: Governor Walls has activated the Minnesota National Guard to protect Minnesota's from CBP ice from federal. 04:52.745 --> 04:53.927 [SPEAKER_08]: just let that sink in. 04:54.748 --> 05:07.347 [SPEAKER_08]: He's activated the Minnesota National Guard to help local and state police and protect Minnesotans from the federal government run by Donald Trump and his mega minions. 05:07.668 --> 05:10.532 [SPEAKER_10]: It's just it's the loss. 05:10.552 --> 05:11.253 [SPEAKER_10]: It's over the weekend. 05:11.273 --> 05:12.475 [SPEAKER_10]: We're amazing. 05:12.708 --> 05:14.251 [SPEAKER_10]: preserve evidence. 05:14.271 --> 05:14.732 [SPEAKER_10]: Do that. 05:14.932 --> 05:16.074 [SPEAKER_10]: I mean, we've got this. 05:16.134 --> 05:17.136 [SPEAKER_10]: I mean, it was insane. 05:17.216 --> 05:20.122 [SPEAKER_10]: And good for key to listen and everybody for doing that. 05:20.142 --> 05:22.546 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah, from Chris at Law Dork, we have that story in there, too. 05:22.607 --> 05:23.929 [SPEAKER_08]: How they were surprised. 05:23.949 --> 05:26.313 [SPEAKER_08]: The legal folks were surprised at how fast those went. 05:26.514 --> 05:27.015 [SPEAKER_08]: Are they ready? 05:27.055 --> 05:34.108 [SPEAKER_08]: One of those, well, they, they everybody has been because everybody knows this fascist government, it is fascist. 05:34.088 --> 05:34.629 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't. 05:34.950 --> 05:35.150 [SPEAKER_08]: It is. 05:35.170 --> 05:36.693 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't like that word folk. 05:36.713 --> 05:38.757 [SPEAKER_08]: Some of you are like, oh, it's uncomfortable. 05:39.599 --> 05:40.822 [SPEAKER_08]: Get comfortable with it. 05:40.842 --> 05:41.523 [SPEAKER_08]: It's fascism. 05:42.124 --> 05:42.525 [SPEAKER_08]: It's here. 05:42.585 --> 05:48.577 [SPEAKER_08]: And some of the people that you know allowed it to be here by either voting for Donald Trump or not voting at all. 05:49.098 --> 05:50.902 [SPEAKER_10]: It's fascism or tyrannical. 05:51.142 --> 05:52.485 [SPEAKER_10]: Either one works. 05:52.465 --> 06:08.398 [SPEAKER_08]: it's fascism or tyranny right but it's it's fascism is a specific thing with corporations and the government where it's tyranny is a whole little depends on what definitions you use but as a broad definition i mean it's fascistic no questions absolutely and and 06:09.357 --> 06:11.181 [SPEAKER_08]: that the legal issues you're mentioned. 06:11.221 --> 06:17.694 [SPEAKER_08]: Judge Catherine Menendez today over saw the hearing where Minnesota and Twin Cities are suing to stop the the ice monsters. 06:18.676 --> 06:22.524 [SPEAKER_08]: The hearing went today and it did not necessarily go as well for the feds. 06:22.604 --> 06:24.769 [SPEAKER_08]: She said she's going to put out her ruling at some point. 06:24.809 --> 06:27.855 [SPEAKER_08]: It might be out by the time you hear this view one of the future people. 06:28.358 --> 06:37.290 [SPEAKER_08]: But she said she may not give the state all at once, but she was extremely troubled by this extortion letter that Pam Bondi put out. 06:37.330 --> 06:40.294 [SPEAKER_08]: We have that in the the Trump actual letter too. 06:41.595 --> 06:42.176 [SPEAKER_08]: You got it there. 06:42.216 --> 06:43.077 [SPEAKER_08]: I put it in there. 06:43.198 --> 06:48.705 [SPEAKER_08]: AJ Bondi tied the end of ICE actions in Minnesota to the state releasing its voter roles. 06:49.506 --> 06:50.707 [SPEAKER_08]: Not going to happen. 06:50.828 --> 06:57.977 [SPEAKER_08]: And also ending local and state policies about sanctuary cities yet not going to happen. 06:58.497 --> 06:59.359 [SPEAKER_08]: not going to happen. 06:59.379 --> 07:00.361 [SPEAKER_10]: They've been trying to do it here. 07:00.421 --> 07:02.225 [SPEAKER_10]: Not happening here. 07:02.265 --> 07:11.544 [SPEAKER_08]: The judge, the judge, basically said to the Trump DOJ person, um, what in the hell does this actually have to do with that? 07:11.765 --> 07:12.025 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing. 07:12.045 --> 07:13.248 [SPEAKER_08]: The answer is nothing. 07:14.190 --> 07:16.354 [SPEAKER_08]: Absolutely nothing. 07:17.482 --> 07:20.626 [SPEAKER_08]: It is an attempt by them to strong arm. 07:21.047 --> 07:28.095 [SPEAKER_08]: There are a lot of people who are now running for the metaphorical border away from Republicans on this. 07:28.716 --> 07:35.945 [SPEAKER_08]: But thankfully, Governor Walsh, the bigger man, because we know the Donald Trump is not the bigger man. 07:35.965 --> 07:37.988 [SPEAKER_08]: Just look at his hands, just say. 07:37.968 --> 07:38.429 [SPEAKER_08]: anyway. 07:39.230 --> 07:42.316 [SPEAKER_08]: Governor Walls called Trump today to talk about this. 07:43.198 --> 07:44.521 [SPEAKER_08]: Trump actually said it was a good call. 07:44.901 --> 07:45.943 [SPEAKER_08]: Of course they did. 07:45.963 --> 07:49.250 [SPEAKER_08]: Governor Walls actually confirmed it so that's how we know what actually was a good call. 07:49.450 --> 07:51.254 [SPEAKER_08]: Never believe anything the Trump regime said. 07:51.274 --> 07:53.057 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, God, no. 07:53.037 --> 07:56.623 [SPEAKER_08]: Trump is now sending Tom Hobak, I mean, homein, sorry. 07:57.605 --> 08:03.935 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, basically he's sending him because Greg Shortstack, Bavino, has really f this one up. 08:04.136 --> 08:05.017 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, by the way, thank you. 08:05.739 --> 08:08.603 [SPEAKER_08]: Got to get a little applause to Marie and Atlanta. 08:08.623 --> 08:09.104 [SPEAKER_10]: Love her. 08:09.966 --> 08:10.386 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep. 08:10.406 --> 08:11.789 [SPEAKER_10]: I got to meet her in person. 08:12.330 --> 08:12.670 [SPEAKER_08]: You did. 08:12.690 --> 08:13.712 [SPEAKER_10]: I did. 08:14.418 --> 08:16.020 [SPEAKER_08]: See you later. 08:16.040 --> 08:17.881 [SPEAKER_08]: I have yet to meet Marie, but she's amazing. 08:18.262 --> 08:24.327 [SPEAKER_08]: She passed she passed on that little nickname for Greg Bavino and I think Greg Short's back Bavino is a great. 08:24.368 --> 08:24.968 [SPEAKER_08]: It's perfect. 08:25.609 --> 08:30.313 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, he has a very Well, how do you how would you describe him, Jodie? 08:31.334 --> 08:32.175 [SPEAKER_08]: Small man. 08:32.796 --> 08:33.396 [SPEAKER_08]: Also short. 08:34.197 --> 08:34.657 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 08:37.400 --> 08:39.722 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, I mean did you see him at the lectern? 08:39.802 --> 08:40.543 [SPEAKER_10]: It was like 08:41.047 --> 08:41.588 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah. 08:41.608 --> 08:45.534 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, he, he, he honestly, I'm sure he needs a booster seed every time he goes up. 08:45.554 --> 08:45.714 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay. 08:45.814 --> 08:49.420 [SPEAKER_10]: So Barbara boxer used to actually use a box. 08:49.440 --> 09:09.231 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, she's a tiny, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, she's a, 09:10.443 --> 09:11.245 [SPEAKER_08]: Sorry, just saying. 09:11.265 --> 09:12.126 [SPEAKER_10]: He's not as tall as a cow. 09:12.146 --> 09:13.970 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, this is true, but but at the same time They're like we want nothing to do with him. 09:13.990 --> 09:14.611 [SPEAKER_08]: We want nothing to do with him. 09:14.631 --> 09:15.132 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:15.152 --> 09:15.613 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:15.633 --> 09:16.094 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:16.114 --> 09:16.575 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:16.595 --> 09:17.096 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:17.156 --> 09:17.677 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:17.697 --> 09:18.218 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:18.318 --> 09:18.839 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:18.859 --> 09:19.360 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:19.380 --> 09:19.841 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:19.861 --> 09:20.382 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:20.402 --> 09:20.863 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:20.883 --> 09:21.545 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:21.585 --> 09:22.046 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:22.066 --> 09:22.527 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:22.547 --> 09:23.008 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:23.028 --> 09:23.489 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:23.569 --> 09:24.030 [SPEAKER_09]: Nothing to do with him. 09:24.050 --> 09:24.511 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:24.531 --> 09:24.991 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:25.011 --> 09:25.472 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:25.492 --> 09:26.013 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:26.033 --> 09:26.514 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:26.534 --> 09:26.995 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:27.015 --> 09:27.476 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:27.496 --> 09:27.957 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:27.977 --> 09:28.498 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:28.518 --> 09:28.999 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with him. 09:29.019 --> 09:29.380 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing to do with 09:29.545 --> 09:35.814 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, so Trump is sending Tom home in there, but uh, and of course, the Trump officials kept pushing lies. 09:36.775 --> 09:44.046 [SPEAKER_08]: But thankfully, um, Minnesota, uh, quickly reject Pam Bondi's, um, extortion request and said, yeah, uh, pound sand. 09:44.286 --> 09:46.409 [SPEAKER_08]: Pam, which I'm glad about. 09:47.070 --> 09:57.325 [SPEAKER_08]: And of course, Miller and Nome were lying their asses off and, uh, um, so was, uh, Caroline about all 09:58.638 --> 10:00.541 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, we'll get to her in a little bit. 10:01.582 --> 10:01.682 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 10:01.702 --> 10:04.606 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to, I want to note something very clearly. 10:04.987 --> 10:10.515 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm very thankful for all the people who have been working together as a fantastic community. 10:11.236 --> 10:11.336 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 10:11.356 --> 10:14.340 [SPEAKER_08]: We talked about that here last week, several times. 10:15.321 --> 10:24.274 [SPEAKER_08]: And one of the things that that folks in the cities and elsewhere around the country have been doing is using their cameras to document everything. 10:24.895 --> 10:33.969 [SPEAKER_08]: Y'all that that that that may end up actually being able to help us get accountability for the individual who pulled the trigger and murdered Alex pray. 10:34.329 --> 10:37.294 [SPEAKER_10]: I have one that people could buy that's not a phone. 10:37.314 --> 10:38.295 [SPEAKER_08]: Hmm. 10:38.916 --> 10:39.898 [SPEAKER_08]: Like a little camera, you mean? 10:42.021 --> 10:43.243 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, little mini camera. 10:43.724 --> 10:46.548 [SPEAKER_10]: You just you could put it right here and nobody sees it. 10:46.608 --> 10:48.230 [SPEAKER_10]: Body camera. 10:48.250 --> 10:48.331 [SPEAKER_10]: Hmm. 10:48.351 --> 10:49.993 [SPEAKER_10]: And then they don't know it's a camera. 10:50.734 --> 10:52.557 [SPEAKER_10]: It looks a little bit like a pen. 10:53.043 --> 10:54.747 [SPEAKER_08]: And maybe put a link to it out in your socials. 10:54.767 --> 10:58.356 [SPEAKER_10]: I will because you can, it's a, it's a sim card kind of thing. 10:58.376 --> 11:01.503 [SPEAKER_08]: And it, oh, so it uploads to the cloud immediately. 11:01.543 --> 11:07.778 [SPEAKER_08]: So even if you want to, yes, yes, see, there was a lot of, there's, there's been a lot of good stuff. 11:07.994 --> 11:14.023 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll warn you in advance if you want to see the individual step-by-step video walk throughs. 11:14.103 --> 11:18.109 [SPEAKER_08]: We have them from the Wall Street Journal, watching to post, and the New York Times, I'll give a link to you. 11:18.129 --> 11:21.734 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't have to be subscribed to any of those, and you can watch for yourself. 11:22.756 --> 11:29.686 [SPEAKER_08]: Or you can just go to the top of the news on tap today at thepoliticsbar.com, and we put it in the news graphic for today. 11:30.527 --> 11:32.670 [SPEAKER_08]: Jody, what was in Alex's left hand? 11:33.592 --> 11:36.516 [SPEAKER_08]: Nothing. 11:36.580 --> 11:37.141 [SPEAKER_08]: No, you're right. 11:37.241 --> 11:37.561 [SPEAKER_08]: You're right. 11:37.721 --> 11:38.001 [SPEAKER_08]: I was wrong. 11:38.022 --> 11:39.203 [SPEAKER_10]: His left hand was nothing. 11:39.223 --> 11:40.584 [SPEAKER_08]: He was putting his hand up. 11:40.604 --> 11:41.986 [SPEAKER_08]: It was his right hand that had the phone. 11:42.226 --> 11:43.888 [SPEAKER_10]: It just had his little phone. 11:44.208 --> 11:45.990 [SPEAKER_10]: His whatever it was, I phone whatever. 11:46.050 --> 11:46.771 [SPEAKER_08]: He was recording. 11:47.231 --> 11:48.312 [SPEAKER_08]: Mm-hmm. 11:48.452 --> 11:49.433 [SPEAKER_10]: And helping them woman. 11:50.214 --> 11:52.677 [SPEAKER_08]: Who had just been pushed over by one of these ice monsters? 11:52.737 --> 11:53.277 [SPEAKER_10]: Yep. 11:53.297 --> 11:54.699 [SPEAKER_10]: The pink lady shot that. 11:55.320 --> 11:56.321 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep. 11:56.341 --> 12:00.305 [SPEAKER_08]: And then six or seven guys beat him up. 12:00.325 --> 12:01.986 [SPEAKER_08]: And then they shot him with about nine or ten shots. 12:02.327 --> 12:03.448 [SPEAKER_10]: In his back. 12:04.390 --> 12:07.075 [SPEAKER_08]: Now, they removed a gun from him. 12:07.135 --> 12:19.037 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, well, he was on the ground, and he is a licensed and registered holder, and some of the Trump ass kissing gunnuts are saying, Oh, that gun is, is, is, it's got problems. 12:19.117 --> 12:20.560 [SPEAKER_08]: It's, it's weak, it's cheap. 12:22.008 --> 12:27.177 [SPEAKER_08]: This is one of the reasons I told you all before that it's important to understand a little bit about guns and no one little bit of guns. 12:28.679 --> 12:29.240 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll talk about it. 12:29.260 --> 12:39.859 [SPEAKER_08]: I've shot the predecessor to the one that Alex pretty had and it's not in fact actually the the model that Alex pretty had is the model it's being adopted pretty much throughout the military right now. 12:40.880 --> 12:45.889 [SPEAKER_08]: So anybody who's pushing those kinds of lies don't listen to him. 12:46.274 --> 13:11.320 [SPEAKER_08]: But even the second menma folks are now saying, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, 13:12.548 --> 13:16.633 [SPEAKER_08]: And I know a lot of you second amendment folks are like, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, then it right. 13:16.653 --> 13:19.617 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's not take a breath. 13:19.657 --> 13:21.579 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll walk through all of the calmly with you tonight. 13:21.639 --> 13:25.203 [SPEAKER_08]: We will get some laughs in obviously Brooklyn dad defined his company in a little bit later. 13:25.224 --> 13:26.145 [SPEAKER_08]: We will laugh about that. 13:26.165 --> 13:29.509 [SPEAKER_08]: We will talk about a couple of things going on in the entertainment world as well. 13:29.569 --> 13:30.550 [SPEAKER_08]: There was other news. 13:31.231 --> 13:31.992 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, including. 13:32.132 --> 13:33.814 [SPEAKER_10]: I climbed a building. 13:34.081 --> 13:35.003 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, with nothing. 13:35.324 --> 13:36.446 [SPEAKER_10]: Like, it's just his hands. 13:36.807 --> 13:37.529 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, Spider-Man. 13:38.150 --> 13:39.934 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, well, what do we'll talk about that, too? 13:40.174 --> 13:41.958 [SPEAKER_08]: But fresh enough, you drink, it's a Monday night. 13:42.439 --> 13:43.261 [SPEAKER_08]: Jody is here. 13:43.502 --> 13:43.983 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm here. 13:44.384 --> 13:44.845 [SPEAKER_08]: You're here. 13:45.286 --> 13:46.228 [SPEAKER_08]: So, I don't know. 13:46.248 --> 13:47.170 [SPEAKER_08]: So now, hang out. 13:47.190 --> 13:47.971 [SPEAKER_08]: We'll talk about it. 13:47.992 --> 13:50.156 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's the politics part. 13:50.176 --> 13:54.165 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll be right back after we'd pay some bills at the politics part. 14:01.503 --> 14:03.725 [SPEAKER_08]: Monday night here at politics bar. 14:04.066 --> 14:24.388 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you very much for coming in to join us from wherever you happen to be which in a look You could be anywhere We are very glad for all of you who do join us from whatever place you're at especially if you're on social media You just reach out to us anytime Substack Facebook Instagram threads blue sky Twitter YouTube You know, we're at the politics bar, which actually right now is where you're at too, but 14:24.368 --> 14:27.192 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, still more glad wherever you're at you're reaching out to us. 14:27.212 --> 14:44.897 [SPEAKER_08]: You can also get us on the bar line You can call and leave the message or you can text Paul did that 21367727258 that's 21367777258 or 213677 salt like any mark, Rita Yeah, let's see what Paul have to say here. 14:45.538 --> 14:47.541 [SPEAKER_08]: He said 14:47.521 --> 14:53.494 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, I believe so, uh, yes, um, I, I didn't quite look at all of the details. 14:53.534 --> 14:55.678 [SPEAKER_08]: He had a long text in there. 14:55.979 --> 14:57.963 [SPEAKER_08]: He said, uh, this was after this morning. 14:58.424 --> 15:02.593 [SPEAKER_08]: So, um, this was after Governor Walls had talked to Trump. 15:02.573 --> 15:07.520 [SPEAKER_08]: And Trump's like, OK, well, I'll think about maybe limiting the people. 15:07.580 --> 15:12.067 [SPEAKER_08]: And all I suppose we should do it in independent investigation. 15:12.107 --> 15:17.735 [SPEAKER_08]: And this was his response he goes, well, thank God, Donald Trump ordered an investigation into the shooting death of Alex, pretty. 15:17.776 --> 15:20.239 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, we know how Donald Trump's investigations work. 15:20.259 --> 15:24.105 [SPEAKER_08]: Remember the cabin on investigation by Trump's FBI when he was nominated for Supreme Court? 15:26.448 --> 15:27.710 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, we all remember how well that was. 15:27.730 --> 15:29.593 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, these are the cabin all stops. 15:31.075 --> 15:31.716 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 15:32.196 --> 15:32.617 [SPEAKER_10]: Exactly. 15:32.657 --> 15:33.558 [SPEAKER_10]: No, he hates that. 15:33.638 --> 15:34.339 [SPEAKER_10]: But, you know what? 15:34.920 --> 15:35.200 [SPEAKER_10]: Brett. 15:35.340 --> 15:36.462 [SPEAKER_10]: That's what you lost. 15:36.482 --> 15:37.623 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, he could change it. 15:37.703 --> 15:38.805 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, he could change that. 15:38.845 --> 15:46.715 [SPEAKER_08]: He could go in and he could literally, as a springboard justice, change that and be like, you know, this was a comment and I didn't meet it that way. 15:46.895 --> 15:47.836 [SPEAKER_08]: I meant it this way. 15:48.397 --> 15:49.899 [SPEAKER_08]: He could literally change it if you wanted to. 15:50.139 --> 15:53.243 [SPEAKER_08]: The fact that he doesn't actually shows you who he is. 15:53.644 --> 15:53.984 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 15:54.004 --> 15:55.045 [SPEAKER_08]: We said this for years. 15:55.145 --> 15:58.770 [SPEAKER_08]: The Maya Angelun rule when they show you who they are, believe them the first time. 15:59.223 --> 16:02.467 [SPEAKER_10]: My friend Rolanda literally called Maya Angelou and T. Maya. 16:04.009 --> 16:04.790 [SPEAKER_10]: She's great. 16:04.810 --> 16:06.112 [SPEAKER_08]: We get it Rolanda, that's great. 16:06.152 --> 16:06.672 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm bitter in. 16:07.113 --> 16:13.841 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, you know, in many ways, we all, a lot of us feel like, you know, Auntie Maya was, Auntie Tula, a lot of us. 16:14.662 --> 16:16.324 [SPEAKER_08]: Jumping around a little bit in the news on tap. 16:17.345 --> 16:27.458 [SPEAKER_08]: So if you happen to go down to the third round, to the when they show you who they are section, there was a man arrested at a party at the Sundance Festival for a racially motivated attack. 16:27.438 --> 16:31.808 [SPEAKER_08]: on Florida Democratic representative Maxwell Frost who happens to be a young black man. 16:34.695 --> 16:37.662 [SPEAKER_10]: He was assaulted in the bathroom by a right winger. 16:39.206 --> 16:41.852 [SPEAKER_08]: This is why we say when they show you who they are. 16:42.187 --> 16:58.769 [SPEAKER_08]: We know this and Ted Cruz, by the way, we know he's a gutless coward because this weekend when the the winter storm came through and smacked a lot of Texas, Ted decided to go out to your neck of the woods, Joe, and hang out in Southern California because he's warm. 16:58.789 --> 17:07.620 [SPEAKER_10]: I know, a friend of mine was actually on the plane that he was on, oh, we're going to get some bad weather apparently. 17:09.507 --> 17:34.519 [SPEAKER_08]: Your friend was right 100% although there are some newly released recordings revealing that Ted Cruz two house face bash JD Vance blasted Trump on the tariffs and warned that because of all this crap that they're doing That there's going to be an election bloodbath for Republicans this year and Trump's search response to Ted Cruz was F. You Ted Well, yeah, so It's not that this is a mistake 17:35.782 --> 17:38.827 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not that these things that Donald Trump is doing. 17:39.228 --> 17:42.033 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not just the Christy Nom as a monster. 17:42.474 --> 17:45.840 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not just the Greg Short Stack Bavino as a monster. 17:46.200 --> 17:47.322 [SPEAKER_08]: Short monster, admittedly. 17:47.483 --> 17:48.765 [SPEAKER_08]: A million monsters coming all sizes. 17:49.065 --> 17:49.566 [SPEAKER_10]: Did you? 17:49.586 --> 17:50.488 [SPEAKER_10]: Napoleon was short. 17:51.089 --> 17:51.710 [SPEAKER_10]: Exactly. 17:52.131 --> 17:52.652 [SPEAKER_08]: James Wright. 17:53.413 --> 17:59.744 [SPEAKER_08]: Of course, Napoleon, at least according to some of the historical texts, actually could satisfy woman. 17:59.764 --> 18:00.726 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't. 18:01.195 --> 18:05.281 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, he did have his hand here all the time, so he was trying to find somebody. 18:08.004 --> 18:10.388 [SPEAKER_08]: Jodi is correct. 18:10.408 --> 18:30.055 [SPEAKER_08]: But look, there are some people who are standing up and fighting back, including all the people who v-ed this week, including all the people who stood up, including all of the observers of which Alex Pretty was one, each friend of the server. 18:32.262 --> 18:33.385 [SPEAKER_10]: God rest his soul man. 18:33.906 --> 18:34.588 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 18:34.608 --> 18:38.038 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, if you haven't heard this, Alex Pretty was a VA nurse. 18:38.278 --> 18:38.740 [SPEAKER_10]: Yes, he was. 18:39.341 --> 18:48.145 [SPEAKER_08]: He worked at the in the ICU at the VA. Did you see the video of him when one of his patients passed away? 18:48.192 --> 18:56.021 [SPEAKER_08]: I did actually I've got I've got to hear Lee put it up in the DVR so everybody else can hear it because he was giving kind of the final salute slash benediction for this very sweet. 18:56.542 --> 18:57.343 [SPEAKER_01]: Yep. 18:57.363 --> 18:59.245 [SPEAKER_01]: Today we remember that freedom is not free. 18:59.766 --> 19:03.790 [SPEAKER_01]: We have to work at it, nurture it, protect it, and even sacrifice for it. 19:04.751 --> 19:11.179 [SPEAKER_01]: I mean, we never forget and always remember our brothers and sisters who have served so that we may enjoy the gift of freedom. 19:11.767 --> 19:18.279 [SPEAKER_01]: So in this moment, we remember and give thanks for their dedication and selfless service to our nation in the cause of our freedom. 19:19.120 --> 19:24.450 [SPEAKER_01]: In this solemn hour, we read to our honor and our gratitude to you. 19:24.470 --> 19:27.656 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 19:27.676 --> 19:28.337 [SPEAKER_10]: He was a good man. 19:29.119 --> 19:29.459 [SPEAKER_08]: He was. 19:29.479 --> 19:30.461 [SPEAKER_08]: He was. 19:30.481 --> 19:30.842 [SPEAKER_08]: He was. 19:31.102 --> 19:33.066 [SPEAKER_08]: Found out some facts about him here. 19:33.181 --> 19:34.003 [SPEAKER_08]: He was a cyclist. 19:34.043 --> 19:34.864 [SPEAKER_08]: He was a doorsman. 19:35.165 --> 19:36.086 [SPEAKER_08]: He was a dog owner. 19:36.147 --> 19:37.730 [SPEAKER_08]: He had an older pup that had just passed away. 19:38.090 --> 19:40.054 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I get that. 19:41.717 --> 19:43.821 [SPEAKER_08]: He was also a licensed and registered gun owner. 19:44.122 --> 19:46.566 [SPEAKER_10]: Yes, which concealed very gun owner. 19:47.167 --> 19:48.810 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, there are a lot of people. 19:49.071 --> 19:50.954 [SPEAKER_08]: Democrats in the penance. 19:50.974 --> 19:52.698 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not just maga who got that. 19:52.718 --> 19:53.940 [SPEAKER_10]: No, not they forget that. 19:55.220 --> 19:56.402 [SPEAKER_08]: Joe is a 100% right. 19:57.523 --> 19:58.925 [SPEAKER_08]: I mentioned earlier the gun thing. 19:58.966 --> 19:59.586 [SPEAKER_08]: So here it is. 20:00.247 --> 20:01.009 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's the details. 20:02.651 --> 20:06.677 [SPEAKER_08]: The gun that he had was a six-hour 9-millimeter P320. 20:06.857 --> 20:08.319 [SPEAKER_08]: I used to shoot. 20:08.500 --> 20:10.442 [SPEAKER_08]: I shot a P250 one time friend. 20:10.462 --> 20:10.903 [SPEAKER_08]: Let me do that. 20:11.284 --> 20:12.726 [SPEAKER_08]: Add a gun range because we're there. 20:12.746 --> 20:13.707 [SPEAKER_08]: And that's just he wanted to. 20:13.727 --> 20:14.789 [SPEAKER_08]: Wanted me to do it in one of her. 20:15.230 --> 20:19.376 [SPEAKER_08]: When I was in the military, I had both of my both pistol and rifle ribbons. 20:19.536 --> 20:19.876 [SPEAKER_08]: Whatever. 20:19.977 --> 20:21.979 [SPEAKER_08]: I do know how to hit a low-up in anyone. 20:22.000 --> 20:24.383 [SPEAKER_12]: I don't want one, but I do. 20:24.363 --> 20:34.515 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, the P320 is the second best selling handgun in the U.S. over the last few years, believe 2324, think 25, uh, it's now standard issue for U.S. military. 20:34.535 --> 20:43.605 [SPEAKER_08]: So these people who are trying to defend ICE and CBP and say, Oh, well, well, it was, it was a cheap piece of crap done and just went off and it did not go off. 20:44.025 --> 20:46.008 [SPEAKER_10]: It was taking out of his, we saw it. 20:46.748 --> 20:48.210 [SPEAKER_08]: He was disarmed. 20:48.791 --> 20:49.371 [SPEAKER_08]: He did. 20:49.391 --> 20:52.615 [SPEAKER_08]: Before they murdered him. 20:53.017 --> 21:02.537 [SPEAKER_08]: But they couldn't have seen it when he was showing his cell phone right because he had a cell phone to one hand And the gun was in his back back in a holster. 21:02.717 --> 21:10.293 [SPEAKER_10]: That's right He also was holding it correctly in a holster not like just like a I'm just tucked into his belt right right. 21:10.433 --> 21:12.898 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, this is the official position 21:13.182 --> 21:19.694 [SPEAKER_08]: For for those of you who know somebody who is a second amendment fan who is a really, you know, big into it kind of thing. 21:19.974 --> 21:25.183 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the official position of the Trump White House, uh, listen to Karolina here on this one. 21:25.203 --> 21:27.888 [SPEAKER_00]: File Americans have a constitutional right to bear arms. 21:28.249 --> 21:33.498 [SPEAKER_00]: Americans do not have a constitutional right to impede, lawful, it didn't do that. 21:33.518 --> 21:34.600 [SPEAKER_00]: It didn't do that. 21:34.580 --> 21:51.902 [SPEAKER_00]: and any gun owner knows that when you are carrying a weapon when you are bearing arms and you are confronted by law enforcement, you are raising the assumption of risk and the risk of force being used against you and that. 21:51.922 --> 21:56.908 [SPEAKER_10]: Hasitation is she know she's lying. 21:57.530 --> 21:58.491 [SPEAKER_08]: She does indeed. 21:58.611 --> 22:03.097 [SPEAKER_08]: She also knows that a lot of the second amendment, people are in a way, way, way, way, way, way, way. 22:03.498 --> 22:15.634 [SPEAKER_08]: You're telling me that I don't have my second amendment rights unless you decide it, unless cop boy here in front of me decides it, and this is what we told you. 22:16.395 --> 22:19.639 [SPEAKER_08]: This is what we told you what happened along. 22:21.138 --> 22:23.262 [SPEAKER_08]: We told you they would come for your first menu rights. 22:23.282 --> 22:40.075 [SPEAKER_08]: We told you they would come for your fourth amendment right today would come in near house third amendment this one I still haven't seen a lot of But you were the one who was talking about it right there have been hotels right hotels hotels where basically I said right that's third amendment that's third amendment finally second amendment here's the second amendment 22:41.118 --> 22:57.186 [SPEAKER_08]: We told you this would happen and I know for some people for some people that we know not necessarily everybody hanging in the bar for some people that we know people that would work with people who are in our family or hurt people told you so guess what told you so suck it 22:57.166 --> 23:00.050 [SPEAKER_08]: We told you the monsters because this is what they do. 23:00.831 --> 23:02.634 [SPEAKER_08]: This is why it's important in our history. 23:02.854 --> 23:06.119 [SPEAKER_08]: The monsters always act the same way. 23:06.880 --> 23:08.322 [SPEAKER_08]: First they come for those people. 23:08.843 --> 23:10.586 [SPEAKER_08]: Then they come for those people. 23:10.606 --> 23:11.166 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 23:11.186 --> 23:14.331 [SPEAKER_08]: Then after they get them, then they come for you. 23:14.311 --> 23:34.161 [SPEAKER_10]: And then the problem that I'm seeing is it's only white folks that are making us all mad, which is upsetting to anybody that's not white, but it also takes white, especially a white RN who worked for the VA, and has us going on. 23:34.401 --> 23:35.402 [SPEAKER_10]: Not the gay lady. 23:36.344 --> 23:36.905 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 23:36.925 --> 23:37.285 [SPEAKER_10]: Mind you. 23:37.305 --> 23:39.268 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, this should not. 23:39.569 --> 23:40.470 [SPEAKER_08]: It shouldn't matter. 23:41.750 --> 23:46.497 [SPEAKER_08]: It shouldn't matter, we should have been freaking out about this long time ago and some of us were. 23:46.797 --> 23:58.514 [SPEAKER_08]: Some of us, it's one of the reasons that we do the things that we do, that we fight these fights, even though it is, it doesn't make us a ton of money, it is, in fact, expensive as hell to have integrity. 24:00.156 --> 24:03.961 [SPEAKER_08]: Most of us who haven't integrity are poor, sorry, just is. 24:04.722 --> 24:09.529 [SPEAKER_08]: And there are a lot of people who have money who could have integrity and they don't in that sucks, but whatever. 24:09.830 --> 24:15.760 [SPEAKER_08]: But the fact is, there are a lot of good people standing up. 24:17.964 --> 24:26.378 [SPEAKER_08]: And some Democrats in Congress, starting, even Chuck Schumer said he's not going to vote for Chuck Schumer. 24:26.459 --> 24:26.819 [SPEAKER_08]: One day. 24:26.839 --> 24:27.581 [SPEAKER_08]: That here in there. 24:27.921 --> 24:30.766 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, I told you, you know, praise word do and criticism too. 24:31.006 --> 24:31.647 [SPEAKER_08]: Absolutely. 24:32.108 --> 24:33.711 [SPEAKER_08]: That we say here at the politics bar. 24:33.691 --> 24:43.565 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, and Chuck Schumer has said Democrats are going to block the government funding package if it includes DHS and I said, now if they let them split that off, they will block just that. 24:43.785 --> 24:43.885 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 24:43.905 --> 24:44.726 [SPEAKER_08]: And they'll let the other stuff. 24:44.746 --> 24:46.229 [SPEAKER_08]: So it'll be a partial government. 24:46.249 --> 24:49.533 [SPEAKER_10]: That's up to John Thune, it is. 24:50.414 --> 24:53.238 [SPEAKER_10]: If he decides, okay, we'll do DHS funding differently. 24:53.258 --> 24:56.483 [SPEAKER_08]: It's up to Tiny Johnson because the house is out this week. 24:56.503 --> 25:01.390 [SPEAKER_10]: So they'll have to come back and I think some of the Democrats have voted for ICE funding. 25:01.430 --> 25:02.972 [SPEAKER_10]: We'll no longer vote for that. 25:03.155 --> 25:18.497 [SPEAKER_10]: I would hope not I at least one I know for sure one those seven house members just one for sure she said I'm not voting for that again well that's great but you know what you shouldn't have voted for at the first time I think they I'm not going to give them credit but I think what they thought was body cams 25:19.979 --> 25:22.522 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, and that was part of it, but that to me. 25:22.542 --> 25:25.145 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm not giving the credit for that, but because it's doing this. 25:25.725 --> 25:27.888 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, it's still playing cute by half. 25:27.968 --> 25:35.897 [SPEAKER_08]: It's saying, well, it's the kind of legislative dance that I get it, that we all use to do. 25:36.517 --> 25:37.638 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not normal anymore. 25:37.658 --> 25:43.225 [SPEAKER_08]: Those rules no longer apply when it is something like this. 25:43.825 --> 25:47.269 [SPEAKER_08]: You don't just say, well, we need to organize this. 25:47.857 --> 25:53.089 [SPEAKER_08]: Can you tell me if you're a democratic legislator if you're somebody running for office I definitely I'm still trying to get out. 25:53.149 --> 25:57.480 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm still back and forth with the cat I was able this people one talk today of a jolly. 25:57.520 --> 26:03.975 [SPEAKER_08]: We got his guy get him back in here too But if you're a Democrat running this year, please explain to me 26:03.955 --> 26:08.380 [SPEAKER_08]: how standing with DHS and ICE and saying, ah, they can do what they want. 26:08.400 --> 26:12.244 [SPEAKER_08]: We will give them five times more money than any other military organization. 26:12.504 --> 26:13.805 [SPEAKER_08]: Or there's let them do whatever they want. 26:14.346 --> 26:20.893 [SPEAKER_08]: Please explain to me how voters, Democrats, Independence Republicans, feel about that. 26:21.414 --> 26:24.156 [SPEAKER_08]: I can actually tell you how they feel about it to be honest. 26:24.817 --> 26:26.279 [SPEAKER_08]: This is Harry Ant in this morning here. 26:26.299 --> 26:26.839 [SPEAKER_05]: God bless us. 26:26.859 --> 26:28.461 [SPEAKER_05]: This is not a proof of writing during Trump's Trump's 26:28.441 --> 26:29.843 [SPEAKER_05]: You go back to term number one. 26:29.863 --> 26:32.106 [SPEAKER_05]: Look, it was pretty even zero points. 26:32.366 --> 26:34.148 [SPEAKER_05]: You go to June 2025, right? 26:34.188 --> 26:37.192 [SPEAKER_05]: That was when all that stuff was going on in Los Angeles. 26:37.432 --> 26:40.196 [SPEAKER_05]: They dropped down, look at this, minus 17 points. 26:40.356 --> 26:41.117 [SPEAKER_05]: Way in the basement. 26:41.417 --> 26:49.187 [SPEAKER_05]: But then after Minneapolis, it's even lower, minus 27 points on the net approval rating of ICE. 26:49.487 --> 26:52.431 [SPEAKER_05]: Of course, this all being done under Christy Nome. 26:52.451 --> 26:55.835 [SPEAKER_05]: So no, what's going on in Minneapolis is not popular at all. 26:56.055 --> 26:58.178 [SPEAKER_05]: What's been going on during this second term, 26:58.158 --> 27:05.343 [SPEAKER_05]: under ice under the Trump administration under casino has very much not been popular and it's only beginning more and more on popular. 27:06.166 --> 27:07.812 [SPEAKER_09]: So how you going to stand up for that Democrats? 27:07.992 --> 27:10.260 [SPEAKER_09]: Has goodness G Will occurs. 27:11.827 --> 27:14.312 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh, I mean, that's how he sounds to me. 27:14.393 --> 27:17.018 [SPEAKER_08]: But that is, that is how Harry is. 27:17.058 --> 27:23.011 [SPEAKER_08]: But the fact is, uh, a DHS approval was at 59% during Trump's first regime at this point in time. 27:23.151 --> 27:24.875 [SPEAKER_08]: Even though they'd been doing some stuff. 27:25.436 --> 27:29.686 [SPEAKER_08]: Then I think they'd been doing family removals and you'll put your work on cages. 27:30.467 --> 27:30.848 [SPEAKER_08]: But, 27:32.060 --> 27:36.525 [SPEAKER_08]: it's still wasn't this bad, because they're not going out on the streets and actually shooting and killing. 27:36.786 --> 27:45.696 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, even Obama and Clinton and Kamala Harris and waiting for Joe Biden, I think he will if at George W. Bush, they both have to say something. 27:46.017 --> 27:56.329 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I absolutely agree with you on that, but yeah, Kamala, I think it was the first one to have to get and President Obama and President Clinton both said, and both are very much hands-off kind of 27:56.579 --> 28:14.922 [SPEAKER_10]: Normally retired presidents, which is why Biden and I think Bush, Jr. or both like, you know, they need to come out and say something and maybe they're talking to amongst themselves or with Clinton and Obama and how do we do this in a, especially Biden because he just got out of office. 28:15.422 --> 28:15.723 [SPEAKER_10]: I agree. 28:16.163 --> 28:16.483 [SPEAKER_08]: I agree. 28:16.524 --> 28:19.467 [SPEAKER_10]: You know, he is more sensitive to the politics of it. 28:19.567 --> 28:21.810 [SPEAKER_10]: I think then Bush should have come out. 28:22.600 --> 28:29.993 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, and, and, but he has, he's tried to stay out of, you know, for a long time, and I, I, I, let shows not to me. 28:30.013 --> 28:34.742 [SPEAKER_08]: And Nicole Wallace has said that many times that she wishes her former balls would stand up, especially in issues like this. 28:34.782 --> 28:35.483 [SPEAKER_08]: And he should. 28:35.864 --> 28:38.749 [SPEAKER_08]: Because it's, it doesn't cost you anything politically. 28:38.769 --> 28:39.851 [SPEAKER_08]: First of all, he's never running again. 28:39.891 --> 28:42.336 [SPEAKER_08]: And second of all, look at the numbers. 28:42.716 --> 28:43.939 [SPEAKER_08]: It is not popular. 28:43.999 --> 28:46.363 [SPEAKER_08]: DHS and ICE, um, 28:46.343 --> 28:57.300 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm going to double check strength in numbers tomorrow, but I believe right now, Democrats, there it is a 95% in favor of abolish ice. 28:57.440 --> 29:02.708 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, 95%, I'm saying abolish DHS, but that's George Bush's thing. 29:02.768 --> 29:04.270 [SPEAKER_10]: So he's not ready to go there. 29:04.771 --> 29:11.702 [SPEAKER_08]: But the fact of the matter is when you have that many people in your own base, not just saying, well, we need to modify it. 29:11.782 --> 29:13.785 [SPEAKER_08]: Saying abolish it. 29:13.765 --> 29:17.872 [SPEAKER_08]: If you are a Democratic politician who is saying, well, I don't know. 29:17.912 --> 29:20.096 [SPEAKER_08]: Shut up, quick, get out. 29:20.557 --> 29:23.342 [SPEAKER_08]: Get out of the way and let somebody who actually has some courage to do that. 29:23.362 --> 29:25.385 [SPEAKER_10]: We abolish it and make it from scratch. 29:25.506 --> 29:26.387 [SPEAKER_10]: Let's figure it out. 29:26.407 --> 29:28.130 [SPEAKER_08]: It actually make it work, effective. 29:28.190 --> 29:28.631 [SPEAKER_10]: Thank you. 29:31.055 --> 29:31.196 [SPEAKER_08]: Thanks. 29:31.216 --> 29:33.480 [SPEAKER_08]: Speaking of something effective, I know what's effective. 29:33.500 --> 29:37.647 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what's effective at keeping me, you know, kind of not spinning? 29:37.627 --> 29:38.429 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, that's true, too. 29:38.789 --> 29:39.110 [SPEAKER_08]: Drinks. 29:39.972 --> 29:42.417 [SPEAKER_08]: So we're going to do a drink of the day. 29:42.858 --> 29:46.966 [SPEAKER_08]: I like how you put that spinning in there a little head for those of you who are subscribed to the drink of the day. 29:47.207 --> 29:48.409 [SPEAKER_10]: Do we put the curtain? 29:48.610 --> 29:49.231 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't think we did. 29:49.271 --> 29:50.814 [SPEAKER_08]: No, I thought about it. 29:50.875 --> 29:53.941 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, we put it up on the, you know, for the people who are here. 29:53.961 --> 29:57.829 [SPEAKER_04]: We'll be right back after we pay some bills at the politics bar. 30:04.812 --> 30:05.753 [SPEAKER_08]: It is Monday night. 30:06.094 --> 30:07.055 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's the politics bar. 30:07.415 --> 30:11.561 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you very much for hanging out with us and coming in and joining us from wherever you are, Jody and I are. 30:12.121 --> 30:13.763 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[SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 30:47.248 --> 30:54.619 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, we'll give you some fun in there as well because, you know, it helps to actually not always want to scream and throw things to the TV, not everybody is Elvis. 30:54.719 --> 30:57.303 [SPEAKER_08]: We cannot replace all TV. 30:57.844 --> 31:01.289 [SPEAKER_08]: Just saying, if you want to subscribe to the politics bar, don't help us out. 31:01.309 --> 31:08.340 [SPEAKER_08]: $6 a month, get to the podcast, add free, get to the drink of the day with the recipe and get to new on tap, which we throw in for free. 31:08.400 --> 31:09.702 [SPEAKER_08]: It's all there at the politics bar. 31:10.824 --> 31:15.471 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that is one thing that I've always thought of as I'm like, you know, that's that's just, um, 31:16.970 --> 31:19.796 [SPEAKER_08]: Shootin' at the TV's as Elvis did, I get that. 31:19.816 --> 31:23.705 [SPEAKER_08]: And there are times where I really would like to do that, except... 31:23.725 --> 31:24.627 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a little pricey. 31:25.228 --> 31:26.992 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, and also, I feel bad for the TV. 31:27.313 --> 31:28.054 [SPEAKER_08]: And I really don't see the TV. 31:28.074 --> 31:29.137 [SPEAKER_08]: The TV did nothing wrong. 31:29.738 --> 31:30.640 [SPEAKER_08]: Right, exactly. 31:31.041 --> 31:32.304 [SPEAKER_08]: It's an inanimate object. 31:32.404 --> 31:34.569 [SPEAKER_08]: I realize that, but still, I feel bad for it. 31:35.150 --> 31:37.054 [SPEAKER_08]: Like, you know, what the hell? 31:37.675 --> 31:43.101 [SPEAKER_10]: But if you're going to beat up something, I would rather a TV than a human or a dog or a cat. 31:43.241 --> 31:47.166 [SPEAKER_08]: So if you're going to beat something up, um, I go to the gym and beat up a punching bag. 31:47.526 --> 31:48.307 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, you can go to those. 31:48.647 --> 31:51.711 [SPEAKER_10]: There's, there's rooms or it can just beat up everything in the room. 31:51.891 --> 31:53.293 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah, the destruction rooms. 31:53.773 --> 31:55.435 [SPEAKER_10]: The smash rooms or whatever they're called. 31:55.675 --> 31:55.896 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep. 31:56.196 --> 31:56.597 [SPEAKER_08]: Yep. 31:56.617 --> 31:57.658 [SPEAKER_08]: Those are that bad. 31:57.858 --> 32:00.561 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, it's like, dude, can you, can you imagine what the Tasmania and 32:02.667 --> 32:30.666 [SPEAKER_08]: We love that for those of you who are already subscribed to the drink of the day you guys know what we're referring to and for those of you who are not well you should but we'll help you out for those of you who are joining what is the drink of the day and what's the reason for their two reasons actually it's called a Tasmanian twist or cocktail thing and we did not put the cartoon of the Tasmanian devil 32:30.983 --> 32:32.926 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no, although we'll talk about those later. 32:32.946 --> 32:38.936 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, I said, but it's inspired by Australia Day and the rum rebellion, two different things. 32:39.497 --> 32:43.363 [SPEAKER_08]: So this is Australia Day, it's Australia Day, mate. 32:44.886 --> 32:45.607 [SPEAKER_10]: That's not a knife. 32:46.789 --> 32:47.450 [SPEAKER_10]: That's a knife. 32:48.191 --> 32:55.523 [SPEAKER_08]: If I focus on it, I can do it pretty good, because in high school and in college, I did the same play twice. 32:55.992 --> 33:05.631 [SPEAKER_08]: uh... within a few years of each other uh... was either i think it was my junior senior year uh... in a college level theater course talk about a former off-road way uh... director 33:06.185 --> 33:17.521 [SPEAKER_08]: And then a few years later, after I was in the Navy, after I'd done a few things and went to college, then when I was a co-college in Cedar Rapids, we had another, we did the show there, exact same show. 33:17.561 --> 33:26.513 [SPEAKER_08]: It's called our country's good by Timberlake, Whartonbacher, it is about the Botany Bay colony and about them putting on a play in the Botany Bay colony. 33:26.533 --> 33:28.376 [SPEAKER_08]: You learn a lot about that kind of thing. 33:28.576 --> 33:29.117 [SPEAKER_10]: Wow. 33:29.657 --> 33:35.145 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, so I could do, I could do an Australian accent pretty good, but I have to focus on it because I haven't done it. 33:35.125 --> 33:36.808 [SPEAKER_10]: I can only do English very well. 33:37.971 --> 33:39.875 [SPEAKER_10]: Also, it's not too bad, you know? 33:39.895 --> 33:40.516 [SPEAKER_10]: All right, mate. 33:41.438 --> 33:41.699 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, mate. 33:42.039 --> 33:46.549 [SPEAKER_10]: It's like it's to me, it's like a Midwestern English accent. 33:47.470 --> 33:52.040 [SPEAKER_08]: It's, um, it's definitely a little bit lower in your jaw. 33:52.501 --> 33:54.585 [SPEAKER_08]: And it's definitely a little bit more relaxed. 33:54.768 --> 34:24.218 [SPEAKER_08]: it's it's very different than in English uh my friends and there's different English too though totally I mean I have friends from Northern England and Southern Scotland it's it's a little bit it's a little bit more cockney than some people think but partially the reason that it's cockney is because a lot of the prisoners that England was trying to ship off which by the way they used to ship them here to the US and then we just went revolution thing and they're like well crap now we got to stick them somewhere hey 34:24.198 --> 34:25.770 [SPEAKER_08]: They discovered it. 34:27.083 --> 34:30.126 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, the originals are like, um, excuse me, if we were here for a couple thousand years. 34:30.226 --> 34:34.731 [SPEAKER_10]: And that's the part of the reason Australia Day is definitely different now than it used to be. 34:34.891 --> 34:38.155 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, they do a lot more on Australia Day to honor. 34:38.415 --> 34:40.978 [SPEAKER_08]: Try to honor and reconcile their history. 34:41.038 --> 34:41.258 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 34:41.278 --> 34:42.700 [SPEAKER_08]: Which I'm glad for that. 34:42.780 --> 34:44.402 [SPEAKER_08]: That's, you know, we have to do that here. 34:45.943 --> 34:46.444 [SPEAKER_08]: That's right. 34:46.904 --> 34:47.405 [SPEAKER_08]: Her usual. 34:47.905 --> 34:52.010 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, the other reason you said that the drink of the day today is the Tasmanian Twister Cocktail. 34:52.510 --> 34:53.992 [SPEAKER_10]: The Ram Revolution, baby. 34:54.152 --> 34:55.133 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 34:55.113 --> 34:58.076 [SPEAKER_08]: The rumour billion was you can read all about it. 34:58.096 --> 34:59.378 [SPEAKER_08]: It is a very good history. 34:59.398 --> 35:00.218 [SPEAKER_10]: Captain, why? 35:02.020 --> 35:03.142 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you know, does that? 35:04.483 --> 35:12.972 [SPEAKER_08]: Long and short, the people who were the military officers there at first decided to kind of get a little bit in the rum trade. 35:13.012 --> 35:17.897 [SPEAKER_08]: And somebody came in and said, hey, you guys need to be applying the laws correctly. 35:17.937 --> 35:19.619 [SPEAKER_08]: And they're like, um, bite me. 35:19.659 --> 35:22.302 [SPEAKER_08]: And anyway, there's a little bit of a. 35:22.400 --> 35:26.686 [SPEAKER_10]: And, and, and, and, and, but I was arrested under his bed. 35:27.508 --> 35:27.708 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 35:28.329 --> 35:28.469 [SPEAKER_08]: Mm-hmm. 35:28.489 --> 35:40.988 [SPEAKER_08]: The, uh, uh, the governor, blight, who was the straight-laced, uh, you can't necessarily see jerk because he was one who was trying to enforce the laws, but he came in and tried to be very heavy-handed. 35:41.869 --> 35:46.817 [SPEAKER_08]: Kind of like if Donald Trump was actually on the good side of things, yeah, no. 35:46.837 --> 35:50.162 [SPEAKER_08]: And, and the, the guys who were there were like, 35:50.665 --> 35:51.446 [SPEAKER_08]: No. 35:51.466 --> 35:52.148 [SPEAKER_08]: No. 35:52.168 --> 35:52.969 [SPEAKER_08]: No. 35:52.989 --> 35:54.873 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyway. 35:57.237 --> 36:03.448 [SPEAKER_08]: So, look, because the run run rule, the rumor bellian was not necessarily on the right side of things. 36:03.628 --> 36:07.916 [SPEAKER_08]: The drink of the day today, the Tasmanian Twister cocktail does not in fact have room in it. 36:08.337 --> 36:09.619 [SPEAKER_10]: I know, isn't that weird? 36:09.802 --> 36:14.086 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, you know, if they had been the good guys, then we would have said, hey, you get rum. 36:14.606 --> 36:18.229 [SPEAKER_08]: But no, it would bad guys, so no rum for you. 36:18.429 --> 36:19.310 [SPEAKER_10]: No, a rum for you. 36:19.631 --> 36:20.371 [SPEAKER_08]: No, a rum for you. 36:20.451 --> 36:22.513 [SPEAKER_08]: What is in a Tasmanian Twister cocktail? 36:22.533 --> 36:26.577 [SPEAKER_10]: All right, you're going to need your shaker, a shot glass, a pre-chilled, cooclass, by the way. 36:26.797 --> 36:29.439 [SPEAKER_10]: I always write it down, but it's always pre-chilled. 36:29.459 --> 36:33.342 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, yeah, but you got to remember, not everybody comes to this hearing the show all the time. 36:33.402 --> 36:35.785 [SPEAKER_08]: Sometimes they just come in and, oh, I got this from a friend. 36:35.805 --> 36:39.808 [SPEAKER_08]: I think this is great, and so you just write it down, 36:39.788 --> 36:49.902 [SPEAKER_10]: So you need to have some ice as well and a one and a half ounces of gin doesn't matter which top shelf doesn't matter What have you got around whatever you got a half ounce of compari? 36:50.684 --> 37:00.778 [SPEAKER_10]: Okay, a half ounce of sweet for mooth Okay, one ounces of fresh grapefruit juice pink or red Okay, I can deal with that. 37:00.798 --> 37:04.243 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm not the yellowy because there's a yellowy version, but it's right 37:04.375 --> 37:04.676 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 37:05.217 --> 37:08.004 [SPEAKER_08]: And then I think it's a little bit, a little bit better, a little bit harder to get it. 37:08.024 --> 37:08.806 [SPEAKER_10]: It tastes better. 37:09.829 --> 37:15.403 [SPEAKER_10]: And then you're going to start with the orange twist or you can use a great fruit twist, whatever you want. 37:15.844 --> 37:19.754 [SPEAKER_08]: And for those of you who say, I can't use great fruit because my medicine doesn't know what I'm going to say. 37:19.775 --> 37:20.376 [SPEAKER_08]: I can. 37:20.356 --> 37:20.917 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 37:20.937 --> 37:21.297 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 37:21.317 --> 37:22.058 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, understandable. 37:22.178 --> 37:30.107 [SPEAKER_08]: You could skip that if you want to absolutely, you know, whatever, whatever else you want to use because people on blood pressure medication, great food juices, an issue with that. 37:30.627 --> 37:30.768 [SPEAKER_08]: Mm-hmm. 37:30.788 --> 37:31.188 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 37:31.288 --> 37:31.548 [SPEAKER_08]: Really. 37:31.729 --> 37:32.489 [SPEAKER_08]: So it makes it slower. 37:32.970 --> 37:35.253 [SPEAKER_08]: So you could use orange if you want to do it exactly. 37:35.273 --> 37:37.575 [SPEAKER_10]: So you add all the ingredients to the shaker. 37:38.016 --> 37:38.516 [SPEAKER_10]: You shake it. 37:39.457 --> 37:43.782 [SPEAKER_10]: And then you strain it into your coop glass and you garnish with the orange or a great food twist. 37:44.150 --> 37:45.072 [SPEAKER_08]: Make up Ches, Mike. 37:45.532 --> 37:45.913 [SPEAKER_10]: Ches. 37:46.474 --> 37:47.195 [SPEAKER_08]: Ches. 37:47.215 --> 37:47.356 [SPEAKER_10]: Ches. 37:47.376 --> 37:47.616 [SPEAKER_10]: Ches. 37:48.097 --> 37:50.782 [SPEAKER_08]: If you missed any part of the drink of the day, you guys know what to do. 37:51.343 --> 37:54.168 [SPEAKER_08]: Subscribe at the politics bar dot com. 37:54.188 --> 37:57.694 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay, we were talking about cartoons, which obviously you got to talk about. 37:57.714 --> 38:05.989 [SPEAKER_08]: If you go down on the fifth round of the news on Tap Tonight, TCM Turner Classic Movies is now becoming the home to the Looney Tunes Library. 38:05.969 --> 38:10.373 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they got to have brand new six-year deal, although it makes me feel really old. 38:10.974 --> 38:14.117 [SPEAKER_08]: But the Litton library is in turn of classic movies. 38:14.137 --> 38:22.725 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, it's like, it's like, you know, when, uh, for some of your kids, your grandkids, the neighbor kid, nieces, nephews, whatever, your playing one of your favorite songs. 38:22.745 --> 38:27.010 [SPEAKER_08]: They're like, God, that music is old and you're like, I'm not old, shut up. 38:27.570 --> 38:29.852 [SPEAKER_10]: Which I'm sorry, Bella doesn't know half the songs. 38:31.394 --> 38:32.575 [SPEAKER_10]: Girl, I need it. 38:33.136 --> 38:35.638 [SPEAKER_10]: I think her parents are younger than we are. 38:35.821 --> 38:40.914 [SPEAKER_08]: Hey, girl, I need to help your music's like, oh, no, she's got a great thing. 38:40.994 --> 38:41.716 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm pretty good taste. 38:41.776 --> 38:44.021 [SPEAKER_08]: I have to say, but she does. 38:44.061 --> 38:50.337 [SPEAKER_08]: Having been a radio DJ as long as I have been, you know, I'm like, I have a few suggestions. 38:52.156 --> 38:53.097 [SPEAKER_08]: a number of them. 38:53.117 --> 38:54.539 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not going to start with like Mr. Bungle. 38:54.880 --> 38:56.121 [SPEAKER_08]: We're not going to go there. 38:56.141 --> 38:57.363 [SPEAKER_10]: That's not even that long ago. 38:57.403 --> 39:00.407 [SPEAKER_10]: Now I feel old. 39:02.790 --> 39:05.133 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I said I'm not going to start there, but you know, I mean, whatever. 39:05.213 --> 39:08.778 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, you know, there's there's there's some things that can be prefaced no more. 39:08.798 --> 39:14.586 [SPEAKER_08]: Mr. Bungle was after 39:14.768 --> 39:24.266 [SPEAKER_09]: living college, you know, before that, I know, okay, so you want to try 90s music dude, I'm talking 70s, I'm talking crazy. 39:24.366 --> 39:29.075 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to go back to, okay, we can go back to well, obviously, I mean, you know, she's she's a fine girl. 39:29.155 --> 39:29.996 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 39:30.017 --> 39:30.658 [SPEAKER_09]: What a good wife. 39:30.718 --> 39:32.521 [SPEAKER_09]: She would be and she's not a horn. 39:32.621 --> 39:33.503 [SPEAKER_09]: No. 39:35.018 --> 39:37.948 [SPEAKER_08]: For those of you who know the Stephanie Miller show argument about this. 39:37.988 --> 39:38.991 [SPEAKER_10]: She is not a whore. 39:39.353 --> 39:40.055 [SPEAKER_10]: She's not a whore. 39:40.075 --> 39:41.741 [SPEAKER_10]: The men around her are whore. 39:41.941 --> 39:42.624 [SPEAKER_10]: She is not. 39:43.105 --> 39:43.667 [SPEAKER_10]: Exactly. 39:43.868 --> 39:44.209 [SPEAKER_10]: Exactly. 39:44.229 --> 39:45.754 [SPEAKER_10]: They're all sailors high. 39:46.544 --> 40:08.333 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you, hello, but no look there's some great music from back there is in the classic rock over there is the back half of the catalog and the front half of the catalog is was a couple of what I go okay so the back half of the catalog classic classic rock to me is the Beatles actually further back for for radio purposes 40:08.988 --> 40:28.077 [SPEAKER_08]: uh... there is uh... what is it uh... golden oldies which is your nineteen fifties right there's there's your nineteen forty's which is big band right swing uh... nineteen fifties rock which is early error rock sometimes called golden oldies Elvis yeah exactly 40:28.411 --> 40:29.713 [SPEAKER_08]: Charlie Lewis. 40:29.733 --> 40:29.994 [SPEAKER_08]: There you go. 40:30.054 --> 40:30.875 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you. 40:30.895 --> 40:32.418 [SPEAKER_08]: Then you got 60s. 40:32.458 --> 40:35.723 [SPEAKER_08]: And this is where Classic Rock starts is mid 60s. 40:35.783 --> 40:36.304 [SPEAKER_08]: You beatles. 40:36.565 --> 40:37.927 [SPEAKER_10]: You got your shells. 40:38.007 --> 40:39.530 [SPEAKER_10]: You got your Motel. 40:39.970 --> 40:40.070 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 40:40.091 --> 40:40.511 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah. 40:40.531 --> 40:40.892 [SPEAKER_08]: That's all. 40:40.912 --> 40:48.765 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, it's, look, Classic Rock is a huge because the rule about being Classic Rock is kind of like the rule in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 40:49.555 --> 40:55.395 [SPEAKER_08]: If it's a song where somebody who doesn't necessarily normally listen to that kind of music goes, I know that song. 40:55.595 --> 40:57.542 [SPEAKER_08]: They may not know the name, but they know the song. 40:57.783 --> 40:59.689 [SPEAKER_08]: They may not know who did it, but they're like, oh I know that. 40:59.709 --> 41:00.291 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that. 41:01.199 --> 41:01.840 [SPEAKER_08]: into classic. 41:02.260 --> 41:08.749 [SPEAKER_08]: That's one of the reasons why guns and roses has people work when they people were freaking out when that's not classic rock. 41:08.789 --> 41:11.493 [SPEAKER_08]: I go really it's 40 years old now. 41:12.054 --> 41:15.298 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, not only that, you can just play the first two seconds of that. 41:15.939 --> 41:17.141 [SPEAKER_10]: And welcome any jungle. 41:17.201 --> 41:18.743 [SPEAKER_08]: I mean, exactly. 41:19.164 --> 41:26.734 [SPEAKER_08]: Anybody who has been to a sporting event in the United States at a major arena or stadium in the last 30 years. 41:27.338 --> 41:29.000 [SPEAKER_08]: I know that song, classic. 41:29.241 --> 41:37.974 [SPEAKER_08]: That's, you know, if something is class, so the older half of the classic rock catalog is basically mid-60s to about early 80s. 41:38.474 --> 41:38.795 [SPEAKER_08]: Okay. 41:39.316 --> 41:54.037 [SPEAKER_08]: And the second half of the classic rock catalog is basically the 80s until about 1992 or 93, which is when the music executives killed classic rock because they wanted to go to grunge and that pistol on people on that. 41:54.097 --> 41:55.219 [SPEAKER_10]: And that's now classic. 41:55.672 --> 42:01.688 [SPEAKER_08]: And now some people are throwing in grunge there, although I still say grunge is its own sub-genre but it's still classic. 42:01.708 --> 42:07.504 [SPEAKER_08]: But if you're looking for, you know, if you're looking to talk to a radio person and be like it, what's in classic rock, there's the front half and the back half. 42:07.619 --> 42:17.534 [SPEAKER_08]: And I have to agree, Bella probably needs to pump up her back half skills, you know, Boston, foreigner, stones, uh, Boston, foreigner, what great singer. 42:17.554 --> 42:20.078 [SPEAKER_10]: It's God bless Brad Delp who died at 51. 42:20.419 --> 42:21.661 [SPEAKER_10]: God, he was such a good singer. 42:22.161 --> 42:23.684 [SPEAKER_08]: I love seeing them in concert. 42:23.704 --> 42:24.705 [SPEAKER_08]: They were freaking great. 42:24.825 --> 42:25.386 [SPEAKER_08]: I love that. 42:25.406 --> 42:26.828 [SPEAKER_10]: He died at 51 Brad Delp. 42:26.889 --> 42:27.690 [SPEAKER_10]: He 51. 42:28.671 --> 42:28.892 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 42:29.292 --> 42:31.576 [SPEAKER_08]: By the way, do not do that to do no suicide. 42:31.616 --> 42:32.117 [SPEAKER_08]: The bad thing. 42:32.277 --> 42:34.660 [SPEAKER_08]: Remember, suicide is never the answer. 42:34.981 --> 42:35.702 [SPEAKER_08]: Homicide. 42:37.066 --> 43:01.217 [SPEAKER_08]: also not the answer just saying some people shunlies okay let's just say never answer arteries if they're arteries do that but that's different homicide well this is true i mean you know unless you put something in their drink and then i don't have access to that i'm not down to the white house and i have no plans on being there 43:02.986 --> 43:08.362 [SPEAKER_10]: Um, and all your cards and letters too, Sean at ilovenculture.com. 43:10.007 --> 43:11.270 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you guys for hanging out. 43:11.290 --> 43:13.958 [SPEAKER_08]: You guys know that we have a lot of fun and we do this. 43:14.343 --> 43:16.326 [SPEAKER_08]: every evening, every week night evening. 43:16.426 --> 43:17.729 [SPEAKER_08]: So, look, we have more for you. 43:17.789 --> 43:19.752 [SPEAKER_08]: Actually, we have a 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night at the politics bar. 44:01.846 --> 44:04.455 [SPEAKER_11]: for the letter call. 44:04.635 --> 44:07.665 [SPEAKER_02]: Pinky, ready call. 44:07.685 --> 44:08.047 [SPEAKER_02]: Pinky, ready call. 44:08.067 --> 44:10.615 [SPEAKER_02]: Wherever you are, the father takes part. 44:10.635 --> 44:13.324 [SPEAKER_03]: Shotsmith, Pearson, Jody Hamilton. 44:13.658 --> 44:14.740 [SPEAKER_09]: Hello, Jodi. 44:15.080 --> 44:15.922 [SPEAKER_09]: Hola, Sean. 44:16.563 --> 44:17.725 [SPEAKER_09]: Hola, co-estah. 44:18.346 --> 44:18.526 [SPEAKER_10]: Eh? 44:20.430 --> 44:21.171 [SPEAKER_10]: Eh? 44:21.191 --> 44:21.251 [SPEAKER_10]: Eh? 44:21.271 --> 44:24.356 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, I mean, this weekend was crappy. 44:24.376 --> 44:26.119 [SPEAKER_08]: It was a hard weekend for a lot of people. 44:26.300 --> 44:27.662 [SPEAKER_08]: I was still getting over a cold. 44:27.722 --> 44:29.144 [SPEAKER_08]: That was not fun. 44:29.265 --> 44:33.051 [SPEAKER_08]: That did a lot of sleeping, a lot of... 44:34.313 --> 44:39.441 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know how I scream at the TV so much as I just kind of side and I was like, you know, we told you this stuff would happen. 44:39.661 --> 44:47.573 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, when I woke up on Saturday morning and Lonnie was on his phone because we were in a hotel in Palm Springs for another thing. 44:48.114 --> 44:48.434 [SPEAKER_10]: Right. 44:49.116 --> 44:50.157 [SPEAKER_10]: I was like, wait, what? 44:50.838 --> 44:51.760 [SPEAKER_10]: And then I played. 44:51.800 --> 44:53.903 [SPEAKER_10]: He all he heard was a sounds. 44:55.605 --> 44:55.886 [UNKNOWN]: Oh. 44:56.046 --> 44:58.009 [SPEAKER_10]: And I'm like, you don't want to see what I just saw. 44:58.192 --> 44:59.874 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, no, it was it's bad. 44:59.894 --> 45:01.756 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, we do have the video if you do want to see it. 45:01.776 --> 45:02.897 [SPEAKER_08]: If you don't see it, I haven't seen it. 45:02.918 --> 45:06.402 [SPEAKER_08]: So you can show somebody it's horrific. 45:06.422 --> 45:07.142 [SPEAKER_08]: It's doubting you. 45:07.543 --> 45:07.983 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 45:08.084 --> 45:08.444 [SPEAKER_08]: It's bad. 45:08.484 --> 45:11.548 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, we've got it all at the at the news on tap at the politics bar.com. 45:11.868 --> 45:15.432 [SPEAKER_08]: Big thanks by the way to everybody who is listening on all of our great radio affiliates. 45:15.452 --> 45:18.776 [SPEAKER_08]: Wherever you're coming in from, whether that happens to be in the Twin Cities. 45:18.816 --> 45:20.778 [SPEAKER_08]: Many Apple and St. Paul's AM950. 45:20.838 --> 45:23.001 [SPEAKER_08]: Or maybe you're in Atlanta on Georgia now, radio. 45:23.421 --> 45:24.823 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you are listening. 45:24.803 --> 45:38.020 [SPEAKER_08]: D to we're talking to try to see these area of Tennessee or maybe you're listening on Chicago's AMA20WC PT or progressive voices radio worldwide or every happen to be or you know Maybe you're one of those future people listening on the podcast. 45:38.040 --> 45:50.136 [SPEAKER_08]: We love you people Although we love you more if you subscribe in the politics bar dot com six dollars a month helps pay the bills here helps keep jody eye and food and drink and close Warp when warms 45:50.690 --> 45:52.052 [SPEAKER_08]: It's freaking cold out here, Joan. 45:52.393 --> 45:58.863 [SPEAKER_10]: I heard, in fact, a friend of mine who lives in southern Illinois, and I met, she's from Missouri. 45:58.883 --> 46:04.933 [SPEAKER_10]: So she's used to cold, but she moved back, she's like, what you do for love. 46:05.053 --> 46:08.479 [SPEAKER_10]: I really want to be back in Los Angeles. 46:08.459 --> 46:12.329 [SPEAKER_08]: look, I understand half the country is still dealing with somewhat normal temperatures. 46:12.350 --> 46:17.744 [SPEAKER_08]: Now look, if you're up in the PNW and Pacific Northwest or Montana, it's obviously still a little bit chilly there. 46:18.847 --> 46:24.021 [SPEAKER_08]: If you are in Southern California or Arizona, you know, although it gets cold and then desert enough. 46:24.001 --> 46:25.803 [SPEAKER_10]: It definitely gets called the desert. 46:26.083 --> 46:33.050 [SPEAKER_08]: The only place really that's that's actually somewhat warm is all the way down in South Florida Which we know you guys are listening down there. 46:33.070 --> 46:33.731 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, yeah, Hawaii. 46:33.791 --> 46:37.855 [SPEAKER_08]: This is what I'm talking about continental Hawaii is you know I mean what does snow there? 46:38.055 --> 46:48.726 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm true, but that's that's just elevation The higher up you go the colder it gets the lower down you get the warmer it gets included if you go below the ground Then it's really warm But that 46:48.706 --> 46:51.742 [SPEAKER_08]: Sorry, I made that joke anyway. 46:52.787 --> 46:55.763 [SPEAKER_08]: That one is, well, I'll just love it there. 46:58.139 --> 47:13.366 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyway, but they're we try to make a laugh because the news this weekend was so grace it was hard for those of you maybe you're you're missing it you're just joining us now So this weekend there was another shooting. 47:14.068 --> 47:17.494 [SPEAKER_08]: There was some great protests great ice out day on Friday. 47:17.514 --> 47:19.337 [SPEAKER_10]: It was amazing on Friday night 47:19.317 --> 47:25.426 [SPEAKER_08]: some great places around the country did their thing as well kind of in coordination with it, um, hundreds of businesses. 47:25.946 --> 47:26.387 [SPEAKER_08]: It was great. 47:26.547 --> 47:27.068 [SPEAKER_08]: It was safe. 47:27.368 --> 47:28.530 [SPEAKER_08]: Nobody got hurt. 47:28.590 --> 47:29.732 [SPEAKER_08]: There was a single arrest. 47:29.772 --> 47:30.853 [SPEAKER_08]: There wasn't a single problem. 47:32.035 --> 47:32.135 [SPEAKER_08]: Nope. 47:32.155 --> 47:38.003 [SPEAKER_08]: And then the ice monsters decided to roll through manyapolis on Saturday morning and they ended up killing young man. 47:38.023 --> 47:45.814 [SPEAKER_08]: 37-year-old Alex Pretty, RN nurse at the VA and beloved. 47:46.655 --> 48:02.495 [SPEAKER_08]: By a lot of people he didn't have a crime record, you know, he was a he was a he was a a he had he had a gun he was registered gun owner Which is legal in Minnesota right and I disagree with that because that's amazing I'm the guy that wants to take your guns. 48:02.695 --> 48:05.518 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm not good, but he was legally allowed to do that. 48:05.618 --> 48:06.720 [SPEAKER_10]: He wasn't caught written house. 48:06.740 --> 48:11.025 [SPEAKER_10]: He wasn't holding a AR 15 On a shoulder 48:11.005 --> 48:13.335 [SPEAKER_08]: My bigger problem with guns. 48:13.596 --> 48:21.488 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm I'm more along the lines of I don't want Buford's to have guns Buford everybody knows a Buford and if you're an intelligent Buford I apologize for that 48:23.054 --> 48:49.416 [SPEAKER_08]: It's like a Karen exactly we know Karen from Chicago and Karen is not a Karen I mean she can turn on her Karen abilities when she needs to but she is not so can I I very low anyway but if you're one of those buffers uh this is somebody who um if you're in the Midwest especially a lot of people you know are in the west you go hunting everybody has buffered it's that person you can not go long 48:49.868 --> 49:04.114 [SPEAKER_08]: you don't want them to come along you don't trust them to tie their shoes you don't trust them to use a spoon and not hurt themselves so you sure as hell don't want to be around them when they have a loaded weapon because you don't want to have it be a dick change you shouldn't your friend of the face bam 49:04.482 --> 49:33.882 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh no, I was at Lonnie's dad's house years ago in Florida, and so Lonnie, and Lonnie and his dad were I think in the garage or something, and Lonnie's step mom was somewhere else in the house, and so I'm just kind of wandering around their home, and this guy is at the back door, 49:34.199 --> 49:34.980 [SPEAKER_10]: Lonnie? 49:35.000 --> 49:35.501 [SPEAKER_08]: I hope you. 49:35.521 --> 49:35.922 [SPEAKER_10]: Larry? 49:35.942 --> 49:37.144 [SPEAKER_10]: Hi. 49:37.665 --> 49:38.646 [SPEAKER_10]: There's a gun. 49:38.666 --> 49:42.453 [SPEAKER_10]: And Larry comes out and goes, oh, it's my neighbor. 49:42.513 --> 49:43.414 [SPEAKER_10]: He just got the gun. 49:43.474 --> 49:44.736 [SPEAKER_10]: It was his neighbor's son. 49:44.797 --> 49:45.918 [SPEAKER_10]: Right. 49:45.938 --> 49:47.040 [SPEAKER_10]: He was just showing him the gun. 49:47.080 --> 49:48.823 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm like, that's frightening to me. 49:49.064 --> 49:52.309 [SPEAKER_10]: Somebody showing up to my back door with a gun? 49:52.289 --> 50:14.196 [SPEAKER_08]: and and there aren't there are areas of the country where that's look it's perfectly fine I have I have have you know like I've said before I have my ribbons for for rifle and pistol when I was in the navy um I obviously have had friends and family who have been hunters um you know my cousin was a best shot with an MA in the army she was the best shot 50:14.176 --> 50:17.142 [SPEAKER_08]: I just want people to actually know what the hell they're doing. 50:17.162 --> 50:25.940 [SPEAKER_08]: And unfortunately, we have a whole lot of people out there, especially in CVP and ICE, who have not been trained for squat on almost anything. 50:26.762 --> 50:29.147 [SPEAKER_08]: These people are, it's a bunch of buffers. 50:30.173 --> 50:35.343 [SPEAKER_08]: And yeah, and and they are putting a lot of people in danger. 50:35.423 --> 50:37.387 [SPEAKER_08]: We've got the full layout if you want to go down to it. 50:37.467 --> 50:38.529 [SPEAKER_08]: It is in the news on. 50:38.549 --> 50:45.583 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah, the Washington Post, the New York Times and I believe that Wall Street Journal all have the timeline in slow mo. 50:45.665 --> 51:02.912 [SPEAKER_08]: And you can see what if you just want to just look at the top of the news on tap You can see that we've got the graphic right there or the top of the news on tap and you've got Alex Pretty the man that CBP ice they haven't identified exactly which agent shot He has his phone in one hand and his other hand is empty. 51:02.932 --> 51:03.593 [SPEAKER_08]: He didn't have a gun. 51:03.913 --> 51:09.462 [SPEAKER_10]: He wasn't Creamy had a gun, but it was way back 51:09.442 --> 51:14.030 [SPEAKER_08]: the Trump regime first came out with this and they did the same thing that they did with Rene Goods. 51:14.050 --> 51:16.074 [SPEAKER_08]: They they trashed him. 51:16.775 --> 51:19.139 [SPEAKER_08]: They absolutely slandered the hell out of him. 51:19.600 --> 51:25.310 [SPEAKER_08]: And they said that he approached them with his gun drawn basically looking for trouble. 51:25.810 --> 51:28.195 [SPEAKER_08]: That is hundred percent. 51:28.215 --> 51:29.577 [SPEAKER_10]: That'll be Kyle Rittenhouse. 51:31.852 --> 51:32.655 [SPEAKER_08]: Joey got that one right. 51:32.916 --> 51:33.137 [SPEAKER_08]: Sorry. 51:33.177 --> 51:33.759 [SPEAKER_08]: I didn't have the thing. 51:33.780 --> 51:34.362 [SPEAKER_08]: Bill right. 51:34.382 --> 51:35.546 [SPEAKER_10]: It's okay. 51:35.567 --> 51:39.803 [SPEAKER_08]: Um, I just I'm frustrated because 51:41.504 --> 52:10.667 [SPEAKER_08]: The the right wing propaganda media infrastructure out there pushes these lies out there to so many people and they believe it They do a lot of them do believe it and they shouldn't we the links that we have in there You guys can copy the links especially the gift links and send them on to people if you have people You know who happened to be brainwash by the right and feel free just hell send them on the whole news on tap and be like look here There's a whole bunch of facts you can you know if you can read you can 52:11.440 --> 52:12.342 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm just saying. 52:12.903 --> 52:16.312 [SPEAKER_10]: Anyway, but they can listen to the articles too. 52:16.352 --> 52:16.993 [SPEAKER_10]: So there's that. 52:17.414 --> 52:17.815 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 52:17.955 --> 52:19.880 [SPEAKER_08]: Democrats are doing some things. 52:20.121 --> 52:27.137 [SPEAKER_08]: Senate Democrats are now really talking about a a partial shutdown, not a complete shutdown, but they should. 52:27.538 --> 52:29.162 [SPEAKER_08]: And part of that is because 52:29.868 --> 52:33.513 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, we told you last week that you guys needed to call your members of Congress. 52:33.573 --> 52:41.645 [SPEAKER_08]: Obviously, people did, I still don't think enough of the House members paid attention to seven of them and they did their little ones. 52:41.665 --> 52:42.667 [SPEAKER_10]: One is now against it. 52:42.747 --> 52:45.191 [SPEAKER_10]: So we got one with peeled off one. 52:46.272 --> 52:48.756 [SPEAKER_08]: But look, you need to call them again, especially your senators. 52:49.156 --> 52:50.839 [SPEAKER_08]: And I don't care if there were Republicans in it. 52:51.139 --> 52:52.281 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't care. 52:53.189 --> 53:04.735 [SPEAKER_08]: How is it okay that we are giving CBP, ICE, DHS, five times the amount of funding that we are any other branch, even of the regular military, we're giving them way too much money. 53:04.850 --> 53:08.634 [SPEAKER_08]: or not giving, we are not requiring that they be highly trained. 53:08.935 --> 53:12.479 [SPEAKER_08]: We're letting these bufers out with guns in the streets. 53:12.559 --> 53:16.644 [SPEAKER_08]: They are not trained for urban interactions. 53:16.984 --> 53:23.872 [SPEAKER_08]: They are not trained for crowd control among other reasons, because we have that whole posse kind of a totus act. 53:23.892 --> 53:26.635 [SPEAKER_08]: But they're not trained for any of these things. 53:27.095 --> 53:28.717 [SPEAKER_08]: They're just roaming about out there. 53:29.658 --> 53:31.060 [SPEAKER_08]: When they killed Alex Pretty, 53:32.052 --> 53:33.233 [SPEAKER_08]: This is a very basic thing. 53:34.114 --> 53:47.967 [SPEAKER_08]: Anybody in any legitimate law enforcement knows this, if you have a shooting of a civilian, of somebody who is, if you have a shooting of another officer for that matter, a fatal shooting, you immediately cordon off the city. 53:48.027 --> 53:48.428 [SPEAKER_08]: Absolutely. 53:48.888 --> 53:55.875 [SPEAKER_08]: And you keep everybody away from it until the proper other authorities come in to start the investigation. 53:56.976 --> 53:58.517 [SPEAKER_10]: Do you think they actually did that this time, Johnny? 53:58.798 --> 54:01.300 [SPEAKER_10]: No, they just kept the proper authorities out. 54:02.140 --> 54:02.661 [SPEAKER_08]: Judd he's right. 54:03.302 --> 54:07.528 [SPEAKER_08]: They kept the proper local authorities out just like they did with Renee good. 54:07.588 --> 54:19.665 [SPEAKER_10]: Yep Any who and there's another man did you see after they killed Alex predate there was another black man going you're gonna have to kill me. 54:19.765 --> 54:20.706 [SPEAKER_10]: You're gonna have to kill me. 54:20.807 --> 54:21.668 [SPEAKER_10]: You're gonna have to kill me. 54:21.748 --> 54:24.672 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, they they 54:25.867 --> 54:28.835 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm glad and he was on the ground right I'm glad they didn't kill him. 54:29.075 --> 54:34.690 [SPEAKER_10]: I'm glad they didn't but he was like I did nothing wrong was just doing what I'm doing I was just right shaping you. 54:34.710 --> 54:35.772 [SPEAKER_10]: I did nothing wrong. 54:35.792 --> 54:36.855 [SPEAKER_10]: You're gonna have to kill me 54:36.987 --> 54:39.190 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, the people in the Twin Cities have been amazing. 54:39.610 --> 54:46.319 [SPEAKER_08]: And today in the news on tap, in the first segment there, the first round, the murder of Alex Prady. 54:46.339 --> 54:48.582 [SPEAKER_08]: There is a sub-segment called standing up and fighting back. 54:49.183 --> 54:57.233 [SPEAKER_08]: And we talk about how Schumer for once is saying the Democrats are absolutely going to hold at least the DHS Ice Funding Package. 54:57.253 --> 55:00.818 [SPEAKER_08]: House Democrats now have 120 co-sponsors. 55:01.287 --> 55:04.511 [SPEAKER_08]: to have Secretary-known resign or Facebook, or get in there. 55:05.893 --> 55:06.033 [SPEAKER_08]: Mm-hmm. 55:06.053 --> 55:07.134 [SPEAKER_08]: Every day a little bit more. 55:07.655 --> 55:09.657 [SPEAKER_08]: And I have a piece I wrote over the weekend as well. 55:10.478 --> 55:12.441 [SPEAKER_08]: And it links to a number of other pieces. 55:12.481 --> 55:16.646 [SPEAKER_08]: But it talks about how the key to feeding fascism is to mobilize within your community. 55:17.347 --> 55:22.133 [SPEAKER_08]: This is our community here at the Politics Bar and everybody here is part of it and we are thankful that you are. 55:23.294 --> 55:29.542 [SPEAKER_08]: That being said, you also have your other community that you're part of, where you live physically. 55:29.562 --> 55:30.163 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 55:30.447 --> 55:36.053 [SPEAKER_08]: And you need to be making sure that you guys are mobilizing and coordinating and working in there too. 55:36.455 --> 55:43.224 [SPEAKER_08]: And yes, especially now, that the Trump regime has been attacking people who are second amendment folks. 55:44.466 --> 55:49.212 [SPEAKER_08]: You can say to some of these folks, we don't want to agree on some things, but what they're doing is fascist. 55:49.232 --> 55:55.160 [SPEAKER_08]: You will find a lot of second amendment folks going, especially after this weekend going, yeah, yeah, what the Trump regime is doing is kind of fascist. 55:55.540 --> 55:59.906 [SPEAKER_08]: And you can say, on this, we'll you join me, at least on this, we'll you join us on this period. 55:59.926 --> 56:01.488 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not talking everything, but on this. 56:02.329 --> 56:04.452 [SPEAKER_08]: Remember how I said we got to find our allies where we can't. 56:04.552 --> 56:04.993 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 56:05.665 --> 56:06.606 [SPEAKER_08]: Because that's what we want to do. 56:06.726 --> 56:14.254 [SPEAKER_08]: We want to make sure that we have our allies in whatever direction, whatever place, whatever, whatever we're doing that way. 56:14.274 --> 56:16.397 [SPEAKER_10]: Like I've said, I'm the guy that wants to take your guns. 56:17.017 --> 56:19.220 [SPEAKER_10]: I don't think that that, that Alex. 56:20.561 --> 56:22.863 [SPEAKER_10]: Her red, pretty pretty pretty, should have had a gun. 56:22.924 --> 56:25.126 [SPEAKER_10]: That's me, right? 56:25.146 --> 56:27.408 [SPEAKER_10]: That's a me thing, but it's legal there. 56:27.609 --> 56:30.812 [SPEAKER_10]: So I'm not going to disparage the legality of it. 56:31.062 --> 56:34.909 [SPEAKER_08]: No, and in fact, I think it goes to his responsibility. 56:35.009 --> 56:35.691 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you. 56:36.031 --> 56:37.194 [SPEAKER_08]: Responsible gun owner. 56:37.715 --> 56:40.039 [SPEAKER_08]: He actually wasn't responsible gun owner. 56:40.580 --> 56:44.327 [SPEAKER_08]: And that's why so many people who are second amendment folks should be mad. 56:44.948 --> 56:46.591 [SPEAKER_08]: Remember folks, I get it. 56:46.852 --> 56:51.180 [SPEAKER_08]: We should have been mad about this when they were killing black people and brown people a long time ago. 56:51.160 --> 56:56.374 [SPEAKER_08]: but now that people are mad because oh my god, they kill a white mom, they killed a white man. 56:56.394 --> 56:57.858 [SPEAKER_10]: And the boy was wrong this morning. 56:57.959 --> 57:00.004 [SPEAKER_10]: He said that the second amendment was about tyranny. 57:00.044 --> 57:00.706 [SPEAKER_10]: No, it was not. 57:01.348 --> 57:01.549 [SPEAKER_10]: Ever. 57:01.849 --> 57:02.611 [SPEAKER_10]: No, it was about. 57:02.632 --> 57:05.058 [SPEAKER_10]: It was never about tyranny against your government. 57:05.219 --> 57:06.823 [SPEAKER_10]: It was about the militia. 57:06.803 --> 57:07.384 [SPEAKER_10]: That's it. 57:07.684 --> 57:09.307 [SPEAKER_08]: Joe, he's a hundred percent right. 57:09.327 --> 57:09.467 [SPEAKER_10]: That's. 57:09.628 --> 57:10.088 [SPEAKER_10]: Turing. 57:10.329 --> 57:15.877 [SPEAKER_10]: Crap came out in the early 70s, so it's never been that for 200 years, Christopher. 57:16.118 --> 57:17.099 [SPEAKER_10]: I will try to answer him tomorrow. 57:17.560 --> 57:19.163 [SPEAKER_08]: Randy used to go back that all the time. 57:19.263 --> 57:19.984 [SPEAKER_08]: We love you, Chris. 57:20.024 --> 57:20.825 [SPEAKER_08]: But no, no, no. 57:20.845 --> 57:21.647 [SPEAKER_08]: He was wrong. 57:21.667 --> 57:22.087 [SPEAKER_08]: And that's it. 57:22.107 --> 57:23.770 [SPEAKER_08]: If you can go back and 50 years ago. 57:23.810 --> 57:25.313 [SPEAKER_08]: Listen, Randy's old shows, Chris. 57:25.333 --> 57:25.733 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, yeah. 57:25.753 --> 57:27.496 [SPEAKER_10]: I mean, just read the amendment. 57:28.438 --> 57:28.538 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 57:28.558 --> 57:29.018 [SPEAKER_08]: There's that too. 57:29.038 --> 57:29.559 [SPEAKER_08]: Read the whole thing. 57:30.120 --> 57:32.183 [SPEAKER_08]: Including those words that the NRL is. 57:32.384 --> 57:32.524 [SPEAKER_08]: Anyway. 57:32.588 --> 57:34.912 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, we do have Brooklyn Dad to come up with. 57:34.932 --> 57:35.493 [SPEAKER_09]: We do love him. 57:35.513 --> 57:38.598 [SPEAKER_08]: We have more news on Tapoy as well. 57:38.638 --> 57:40.681 [SPEAKER_08]: So fresh in your drink and come right back. 57:40.741 --> 57:41.522 [SPEAKER_08]: It's a Monday night. 57:42.143 --> 57:43.766 [SPEAKER_08]: You'll be hanging out with Majid fairly soon. 57:43.826 --> 57:44.688 [SPEAKER_08]: Hang on, come right back. 57:49.676 --> 57:53.702 [SPEAKER_03]: We'll be right back after we pay some bills at the politics bar. 58:02.002 --> 58:04.507 [SPEAKER_08]: It is Monday night, here at the politics bar. 58:04.567 --> 58:05.729 [SPEAKER_08]: You all know what that means. 58:05.889 --> 58:08.634 [SPEAKER_08]: It is time for Monday's with Mijede. 58:09.295 --> 58:11.139 [SPEAKER_08]: Brooklyn, Dad, Dubai, and Mr. Mijede. 58:11.780 --> 58:13.443 [SPEAKER_08]: Joining us here at the bar. 58:13.483 --> 58:14.605 [SPEAKER_08]: Dancing is way in. 58:14.625 --> 58:16.869 [SPEAKER_08]: He and Jody just dance and haven't fun. 58:17.270 --> 58:18.953 [SPEAKER_08]: How you doing, man? 58:19.193 --> 58:20.395 [SPEAKER_08]: Relatively speaking. 58:20.676 --> 58:21.437 [SPEAKER_08]: How was your weekend? 58:21.798 --> 58:22.980 [SPEAKER_08]: I really was. 58:22.960 --> 58:25.646 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, I mean, not not only was there the death of Alex party. 58:25.666 --> 58:33.785 [SPEAKER_08]: There was also the ridiculously nasty storm, which yeah, yeah, yeah, but Well, I think it was nice. 58:34.647 --> 58:39.117 [SPEAKER_06]: All things considered I am I'm doing well. 58:39.197 --> 58:40.480 [SPEAKER_06]: My focus. 58:40.983 --> 58:43.546 [SPEAKER_06]: is on my wife, you know, in helping her. 58:43.566 --> 58:44.547 [SPEAKER_06]: How was she doing? 58:44.988 --> 58:45.688 [SPEAKER_06]: She's doing well. 58:45.809 --> 58:56.621 [SPEAKER_06]: I mean, you know, she's going a bit stir crazy because she's strict orders to not lift or bend or whatever. 58:56.701 --> 59:03.309 [SPEAKER_06]: So I am doing it, and I get on her case when she even tries to, you know, circumvent the rules. 59:03.789 --> 59:05.151 [SPEAKER_06]: Good. 59:05.131 --> 59:09.620 [SPEAKER_06]: So yeah, I am nurse Magida until, uh, for the notice, and I'm happy about it. 59:09.901 --> 59:12.746 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm looking at nothing wrong with that and there's a lot of you. 59:13.007 --> 59:22.606 [SPEAKER_10]: She doesn't mind you having a skirt there, you know, I mean, you know, give her my love, because I know how she is, because I've been in her position, and I hate not being able to do stuff. 59:23.087 --> 59:23.408 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 59:23.428 --> 59:23.528 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 59:23.508 --> 59:27.794 [SPEAKER_10]: So, and I know she hates, and she loves and hates you at the same time right now. 59:27.955 --> 59:35.186 [SPEAKER_06]: Look, even when she is not injured or recovering, she can't sit still, like, you know, we can't get through a movie. 59:35.506 --> 59:36.908 [SPEAKER_06]: A movie is like two hours. 59:37.229 --> 59:37.409 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 59:37.429 --> 59:41.956 [SPEAKER_06]: We can't get through a movie without her getting up every, like, 10 or 15 minutes to do this. 59:42.316 --> 59:43.318 [SPEAKER_06]: So, she doesn't like that. 59:43.338 --> 59:44.299 [SPEAKER_06]: I got to pause it. 59:44.700 --> 59:47.905 [SPEAKER_06]: I got to pause it because I don't want to have to explain. 59:48.245 --> 59:49.047 [SPEAKER_06]: She's like, oh, don't worry. 59:49.127 --> 59:50.068 [SPEAKER_06]: Don't don't pause it for me. 59:50.088 --> 59:50.629 [SPEAKER_06]: But then when 59:50.963 --> 59:55.431 [SPEAKER_06]: when we, you know, if I don't pause it, she's missed like 10 minutes of stuff in a minute. 59:55.451 --> 59:55.592 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 59:55.612 --> 59:57.676 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, here's what I'm talking about. 59:57.696 --> 59:57.796 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 59:57.816 --> 59:58.898 [SPEAKER_10]: So you just hit pause. 59:59.018 --> 01:00:00.180 [SPEAKER_10]: You're so Brooklyn. 01:00:00.381 --> 01:00:00.821 [SPEAKER_10]: Pause. 01:00:00.841 --> 01:00:01.142 [SPEAKER_06]: What? 01:00:01.202 --> 01:00:01.523 [SPEAKER_06]: What? 01:00:01.543 --> 01:00:02.424 [SPEAKER_06]: What is it? 01:00:03.266 --> 01:00:07.895 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, I'm pause it so I can drink my coffee. 01:00:07.915 --> 01:00:08.095 [SPEAKER_06]: Ha ha ha. 01:00:08.075 --> 01:00:12.120 [SPEAKER_06]: Well played well played and speaking of speaking of New York. 01:00:12.241 --> 01:00:16.506 [SPEAKER_06]: I am also wearing my Eli Manning I'm a son. 01:00:16.526 --> 01:00:17.227 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 01:00:17.408 --> 01:00:21.473 [SPEAKER_08]: So who are who are you picking in the Super Bowl now since the Super Bowl? 01:00:21.553 --> 01:00:31.146 [SPEAKER_06]: Hot hot hot hot hot hot hot for the for the very first time in almost a decade my son and I are rooting for the same team 01:00:31.514 --> 01:00:34.257 [SPEAKER_06]: and that is against the Patriots. 01:00:34.277 --> 01:00:36.600 [SPEAKER_06]: That is true. 01:00:38.202 --> 01:00:41.326 [SPEAKER_06]: We literally, every Super Bowl, we're on opposite side. 01:00:41.386 --> 01:00:51.798 [SPEAKER_06]: And that's mainly because I liked rooting for Patrick Mahomes and his crew, but he's out of it. 01:00:51.918 --> 01:00:55.062 [SPEAKER_06]: So yeah, we've been on opposite side. 01:00:55.122 --> 01:00:59.407 [SPEAKER_10]: And now we're both... Well, I'm such an NFC girl, so I'm always NFC. 01:01:00.108 --> 01:01:00.508 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:01:00.657 --> 01:01:15.409 [SPEAKER_10]: if my team doesn't make it didn't care if it was rams or the hawks at this point hawks oh i didn't see i've never had that a hard fast rule but AFC versus NFC that's interesting though i don't like the packers so there's that 01:01:15.794 --> 01:01:23.144 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's that that's always the thing with someone somebody would talk to you and then and they'd be like, you know, who's your favorite in a faulty? 01:01:23.464 --> 01:01:26.388 [SPEAKER_08]: Especially back in the day and I would say, oh, I don't have one missing. 01:01:26.408 --> 01:01:28.311 [SPEAKER_08]: No, really really who's your favorite football team? 01:01:28.691 --> 01:01:35.220 [SPEAKER_08]: I would say oh in 1995 or Huskers probably or maybe in 1972 Huskers. 01:01:35.240 --> 01:01:36.722 [SPEAKER_10]: That's college, baby. 01:01:36.702 --> 01:01:43.098 [SPEAKER_08]: The two best teams in college for boys, so you know, I'm fine with that. 01:01:43.820 --> 01:01:46.186 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, but I You know, so whatever. 01:01:46.226 --> 01:01:49.294 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, NFL's fun to watch sometimes 01:01:49.409 --> 01:01:56.460 [SPEAKER_10]: No, when I went, when I went to the Super Bowl in 1997, it was the hot, it was, it was the Packers versus the Pats. 01:01:57.882 --> 01:02:09.299 [SPEAKER_10]: And I was all about the Pats, because the Packers had just beat the Niners two weeks before, so they can effort in the A. Oh, I know. 01:02:09.319 --> 01:02:15.028 [SPEAKER_08]: And look, we can talk about all these teams that we, you know, like or dislike, and it's fun. 01:02:15.582 --> 01:02:20.534 [SPEAKER_08]: But in some times, we use some of the same kind of language that's used in the military. 01:02:20.574 --> 01:02:22.298 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 01:02:22.318 --> 01:02:24.823 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not like these ice monsters and what they've been doing. 01:02:25.305 --> 01:02:26.026 [SPEAKER_08]: It is. 01:02:26.127 --> 01:02:27.690 [SPEAKER_08]: It's not like what they've been doing. 01:02:27.730 --> 01:02:28.933 [SPEAKER_10]: Those A-holes. 01:02:29.774 --> 01:02:31.196 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, that's shut. 01:02:31.217 --> 01:02:41.354 [SPEAKER_08]: He's right, so when did you hear about the murder of Alex Prady and what was your immediate and after thoughts on that? 01:02:41.695 --> 01:02:45.702 [SPEAKER_06]: I'm a bit of, oh, you know what? 01:02:45.842 --> 01:02:51.512 [SPEAKER_06]: So I was I was up late late Friday night. 01:02:51.492 --> 01:02:53.516 [SPEAKER_06]: because I'm a bit of a night owl as it is. 01:02:53.616 --> 01:03:00.749 [SPEAKER_10]: So like I didn't like actually turn in until I know sometimes you get back to me when I email you like two in the morning and you're like I'm good. 01:03:01.391 --> 01:03:04.757 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, you talking like six seven in the morning. 01:03:05.258 --> 01:03:08.083 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so so when I woke up 01:03:08.536 --> 01:03:11.804 [SPEAKER_06]: It was it was already things were already unfolding. 01:03:11.864 --> 01:03:14.310 [SPEAKER_06]: It was I guess about noon 12 30ish. 01:03:14.330 --> 01:03:14.671 [SPEAKER_06]: Okay. 01:03:15.353 --> 01:03:19.202 [SPEAKER_06]: And yeah, and he had already been killed two hours prior. 01:03:19.303 --> 01:03:19.824 [SPEAKER_04]: Right. 01:03:20.305 --> 01:03:20.426 [SPEAKER_06]: Right. 01:03:20.786 --> 01:03:23.052 [SPEAKER_06]: And I just I find it unusual that. 01:03:23.622 --> 01:03:26.567 [SPEAKER_06]: we have not had in the year 2026. 01:03:26.668 --> 01:03:40.433 [SPEAKER_06]: We haven't had a weekend without some horrible, horrible events unfolding and it almost feels, I don't want to sound conspiratorial but it almost feels scripted, 01:03:41.358 --> 01:04:01.365 [SPEAKER_08]: And it's where you can't really script these chaos events like, you know, uh, what was it that you kind of can with Donald Trump saying, you know, we're gonna Affnado and we're gonna go in the green land and I'm going over there to give them a what four or nine or nine And then he goes over there and's like, okay, well, we're not going to green that and that's and okay, whatever fine I don't like it. 01:04:01.385 --> 01:04:02.867 [SPEAKER_10]: But yeah, but she's your right. 01:04:02.947 --> 01:04:10.437 [SPEAKER_10]: I mean this has yet to be a weekend without something Horrible bite ice 01:04:10.602 --> 01:04:31.931 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, yeah, but also, you could actually say it hasn't been a day, a 20-hour hour period of time, like look at that poor kid the dumb almost, yeah, the fuck god, look at his face is so adorable used his bait and then they tried to, they're very disingenuous. 01:04:32.071 --> 01:04:34.595 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, well, they wouldn't, they wouldn't take custody of them. 01:04:34.615 --> 01:04:36.197 [SPEAKER_06]: They wouldn't open the door. 01:04:36.217 --> 01:04:39.782 [SPEAKER_08]: Wouldn't they open the door so that we can 01:04:39.762 --> 01:04:53.164 [SPEAKER_08]: scratch it in right yeah and there were people that were going to take Liam yeah and yeah and there were no no no no no teachers at the school yeah we have some of those stories in the last Friday's news on tap by the way so 01:04:54.325 --> 01:04:57.549 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, so this whole thing is very disingenuous. 01:04:57.609 --> 01:05:12.365 [SPEAKER_06]: Like when we complain about the heavy-handed, aggressive violent acts of ice, the Trump regime turns it into, oh, so you're in favor of the black criminals. 01:05:12.585 --> 01:05:15.168 [SPEAKER_06]: Like, no, how did you get that? 01:05:15.308 --> 01:05:19.313 [SPEAKER_06]: Take that away from, please don't shoot stacker moms in the face. 01:05:19.813 --> 01:05:21.295 [SPEAKER_06]: Please don't shoot an RN. 01:05:21.815 --> 01:05:33.347 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, in his arms from the VA, in his back, and orange from the VA, cyclist outdoorsman dog owner, his dog was an older pup that had just died. 01:05:33.887 --> 01:05:42.316 [SPEAKER_08]: There are several stories of his neighbors taking his dog literally, a glyptic him up and taking him outside to do the business, and a registered gun owner. 01:05:42.876 --> 01:05:50.404 [SPEAKER_08]: Second amendment people are finally starting to understand what we have been telling everybody else all along, which 01:05:50.384 --> 01:06:11.160 [SPEAKER_08]: look Tony Rush over on Facebook mentioned to us he said if a government if government agents can murder you for having a holster pistol with legal carry permit then you don't have the right to bear arms exactly oh so I was I was fighting this war this entire weekend and it it felt weird that I am the right winners you know 01:06:11.140 --> 01:06:15.885 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I mean like what how am I now the proponent of the second amendment? 01:06:15.926 --> 01:06:18.929 [SPEAKER_06]: I don't even like like your guns. 01:06:19.690 --> 01:06:32.845 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm not trying to take anybody's guns away because we believe in the rule of law and the rule of law even if it is been twisted and somewhat misinterpreted especially with the second amendment. 01:06:32.825 --> 01:06:42.531 [SPEAKER_08]: the rule of law still says that that that's in the law that's that's how the law is and we say fine because we understand if they take away your fourth amendment 01:06:42.595 --> 01:07:12.130 [SPEAKER_08]: and they take away your third amendment you're trying your bnb owner and we want to put our ice guys in there and we're just going to do a third amendment violations right they've done that um... and they want to take away your first amendment right no you don't get a protest no you don't get a say what you want no we don't want to have your kinds of programming on any broadcast or over the internet no no no no oh and then by the way since we take it now you're fourth and you're third and you first guess what we're also going to take away your second because the only people who 01:07:13.308 --> 01:07:22.141 [SPEAKER_08]: And we have said this all along when they come for one of you, they come for all of you when they come for one of your rights, they're coming for all of your rights. 01:07:22.381 --> 01:07:28.911 [SPEAKER_08]: So even though we don't agree with the way that second amendment is interpreted down, the fact of the matter is that we understand the second amendment is rule of law. 01:07:29.011 --> 01:07:31.975 [SPEAKER_08]: It is the second amendment to the Constitution of the United States. 01:07:31.955 --> 01:07:34.539 [SPEAKER_08]: And just like every other laws, congratulations. 01:07:35.000 --> 01:07:46.639 [SPEAKER_08]: We want them all enforced equally, fairly, and honestly, we want it done correctly the way it should be, because we believe in the rule of law, not the rule of some jackass who goes, you know, today. 01:07:46.659 --> 01:07:48.021 [SPEAKER_08]: No first amendment. 01:07:48.222 --> 01:07:49.103 [SPEAKER_08]: Tomorrow may be good. 01:07:49.792 --> 01:07:58.743 [SPEAKER_06]: Now, they've been trying to push this argument that, well, you know, he, he has sure he can own a gun, but he shouldn't have it at protests like wait a minute. 01:07:58.803 --> 01:07:59.624 [SPEAKER_06]: Hold on a second. 01:07:59.744 --> 01:08:05.230 [SPEAKER_06]: Hold on a second because I'm old enough to remember when you guys were hailing Kyle Ritten. 01:08:05.370 --> 01:08:05.951 [SPEAKER_03]: Thank you. 01:08:06.111 --> 01:08:11.318 [SPEAKER_06]: As a hero who drove across Steve, as a 17 year old. 01:08:11.878 --> 01:08:13.420 [SPEAKER_06]: And a salt weapon. 01:08:13.400 --> 01:08:15.622 [SPEAKER_06]: And and I think it was braked up. 01:08:16.383 --> 01:08:16.583 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:08:16.803 --> 01:08:17.023 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:08:17.043 --> 01:08:18.185 [SPEAKER_06]: He actually was British again. 01:08:18.765 --> 01:08:19.666 [SPEAKER_06]: And then I was pretty. 01:08:20.066 --> 01:08:31.597 [SPEAKER_06]: And then on January 6th, January 6th, there were multiple, multiple people who showed up with guns and Donald Trump was informed of this because they had to go through a scanning process. 01:08:31.717 --> 01:08:33.459 [SPEAKER_06]: He said, take the mags down too. 01:08:33.819 --> 01:08:36.822 [SPEAKER_06]: He was like, um, they're here for me. 01:08:37.223 --> 01:08:38.504 [SPEAKER_08]: Take the mags canters down. 01:08:38.704 --> 01:08:39.204 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:08:39.304 --> 01:08:40.926 [SPEAKER_08]: We all remember that. 01:08:40.906 --> 01:08:53.539 [SPEAKER_08]: So the Trump folks, the Trump folks are still bitching in mown in the deputy AG, Trump's former lawyer, Todd, Todd Blanche, this was him bitching in mown a day on Fox. 01:08:53.679 --> 01:08:55.021 [SPEAKER_08]: I kid you not. 01:08:55.121 --> 01:08:57.663 [SPEAKER_07]: I still, I do not think it is fair. 01:08:58.304 --> 01:09:01.627 [SPEAKER_07]: It is not fair for the narrative to be around something DHS said. 01:09:01.928 --> 01:09:07.133 [SPEAKER_07]: It is not fair for the narrative to be around what a video shows over 10 seconds. 01:09:07.113 --> 01:09:10.317 [SPEAKER_07]: He was not fair Todd, what was that fair Todd? 01:09:10.698 --> 01:09:11.439 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what's not fair? 01:09:12.100 --> 01:09:18.368 [SPEAKER_08]: You know what's not fair is Alex Pretty's parents, his family and his friends are never going to be able to hug him again. 01:09:18.789 --> 01:09:20.832 [SPEAKER_08]: You rat bastard. 01:09:21.212 --> 01:09:22.674 [SPEAKER_10]: And Todd Blanch suck it. 01:09:22.975 --> 01:09:23.295 [SPEAKER_10]: Mr. 01:09:23.315 --> 01:09:27.341 [SPEAKER_10]: Pretty was trying to save a woman who was pushed by ICE. 01:09:28.182 --> 01:09:31.026 [SPEAKER_10]: And another woman that was also pushed, he was trying to help him. 01:09:31.046 --> 01:09:33.289 [SPEAKER_10]: And then you pepper spray in his eyes. 01:09:33.489 --> 01:09:33.609 [SPEAKER_10]: It is. 01:09:33.629 --> 01:09:36.934 [SPEAKER_10]: He was doing this in the pepper spray. 01:09:36.914 --> 01:09:48.136 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, and so that dude that little guy with the backpack who shoved the woman in his direction and who had the the Can't the the pepper spray. 01:09:48.516 --> 01:09:50.360 [SPEAKER_06]: He just kept he didn't stop. 01:09:50.400 --> 01:09:56.712 [SPEAKER_06]: No, he did not get pressed on that thing You guys know because how many times did you watch that video two minutes like 01:09:56.692 --> 01:09:58.895 [SPEAKER_08]: We've got it. 01:09:58.996 --> 01:10:02.381 [SPEAKER_08]: If you want to watch it, obviously a lot of the mistakes has it out there. 01:10:02.561 --> 01:10:02.782 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:10:02.962 --> 01:10:03.222 [SPEAKER_08]: It is. 01:10:03.723 --> 01:10:09.592 [SPEAKER_08]: And we don't tell everybody, but if you want it, and especially if you want to be able to say, you know, look, it's from a legitimate source. 01:10:10.213 --> 01:10:13.098 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, we've got it from the Wall Street Journal Washington Post and the New York Times. 01:10:13.138 --> 01:10:17.244 [SPEAKER_08]: It's all in that first round, the murder of Alex Pretty and the section showing the truth. 01:10:17.625 --> 01:10:18.066 [SPEAKER_08]: Show them. 01:10:18.747 --> 01:10:18.967 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:10:18.987 --> 01:10:22.012 [SPEAKER_08]: I witnessed this confirmed that Alex Pretty wasn't observer. 01:10:22.052 --> 01:10:24.015 [SPEAKER_08]: He was a trained observer. 01:10:23.995 --> 01:10:30.465 [SPEAKER_08]: So he was doing what he was trained to do, like there are, there are a lot of good people. 01:10:30.485 --> 01:10:33.951 [SPEAKER_06]: We had a piece of Montgomery, cause he's going about getting trained. 01:10:34.131 --> 01:10:38.999 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, there's a whole, like, indivisible will help you and other things will help you. 01:10:39.019 --> 01:10:43.606 [SPEAKER_08]: Invisible.org and they will, uh, you search for, um, observatory training and you can find it there. 01:10:43.666 --> 01:10:47.472 [SPEAKER_08]: But they, they, there are people all over the country who are being trained. 01:10:47.452 --> 01:11:07.772 [SPEAKER_08]: it's not just the activists who are being trained especially up in the cities there are a lot of people who have not been politically active who are getting up off the bench as it were getting on the field and they're going in because they know they drive by the same road every day they know that they can use their phones and record the stuff as they're going. 01:11:07.752 --> 01:11:15.511 [SPEAKER_08]: they know what to do when they they're like I can be trained and I want to be trained because I want to do something for my country. 01:11:15.932 --> 01:11:18.498 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to to help my neighbors. 01:11:18.759 --> 01:11:20.864 [SPEAKER_08]: I want to help my family and my friends. 01:11:21.204 --> 01:11:23.550 [SPEAKER_10]: Even the cesspool of next door is doing that. 01:11:24.391 --> 01:11:36.405 [SPEAKER_08]: There are people who look, and there are second amendment folks too, especially now who are saying, look, whether or not you agree with a lot of the lefties, it is very clear that it ain't lefty. 01:11:36.525 --> 01:11:37.846 [SPEAKER_10]: It's just America. 01:11:39.048 --> 01:11:47.057 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, we may have been the ones who've been saying it all along, and we were right to say what we said, but the fact of the matter is, 01:11:47.273 --> 01:11:56.066 [SPEAKER_08]: When they come from one they come for all and they're coming for everybody and if you are a responsible gun owner And you know what you're doing congratulations great. 01:11:56.567 --> 01:12:16.116 [SPEAKER_08]: Go find out how to be an observer Obviously you can shoot you can shoot with your phone or your camera just as easily do that too because you We need we need your abilities to to shoot the video Obviously that's what's going to actually hold the monsters who killed Alex pretty and by the way I'm just gonna say this because I think you will agree with me, Majid 01:12:16.096 --> 01:12:20.026 [SPEAKER_10]: Ice is the slave patrol. 01:12:22.412 --> 01:12:23.474 [SPEAKER_06]: What is that? 01:12:23.815 --> 01:12:25.920 [SPEAKER_10]: The slave patrol back in the day. 01:12:25.960 --> 01:12:28.226 [SPEAKER_10]: They're going and knocking on doors. 01:12:28.727 --> 01:12:30.291 [SPEAKER_10]: Do you have free slaves? 01:12:30.642 --> 01:12:31.424 [SPEAKER_10]: if you do. 01:12:31.624 --> 01:12:32.225 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah. 01:12:32.285 --> 01:12:32.746 [SPEAKER_06]: Wow. 01:12:32.967 --> 01:12:33.608 [SPEAKER_06]: Wow. 01:12:33.628 --> 01:12:33.909 [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. 01:12:34.329 --> 01:12:35.091 [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. 01:12:35.111 --> 01:12:36.434 [SPEAKER_10]: It's a slave patrol. 01:12:36.454 --> 01:12:40.843 [SPEAKER_06]: That's funny because I've been I've been referring to them as Gestapo. 01:12:40.863 --> 01:12:44.831 [SPEAKER_06]: Also that it's a Gestapo didn't mask up. 01:12:44.851 --> 01:12:45.212 [SPEAKER_06]: Did they? 01:12:45.272 --> 01:12:46.173 [SPEAKER_06]: No, they did not. 01:12:46.194 --> 01:12:47.436 [SPEAKER_10]: They're happy about it. 01:12:47.416 --> 01:12:50.220 [SPEAKER_10]: So we're the slave patrols they were happy about it. 01:12:50.740 --> 01:12:52.903 [SPEAKER_10]: These guys are cowards. 01:12:54.345 --> 01:12:54.846 [SPEAKER_08]: Exactly. 01:12:54.966 --> 01:12:56.708 [SPEAKER_08]: They are cowards and they are monsters. 01:12:57.349 --> 01:13:01.514 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm glad that Jared Rizzi is the he's the one who actually pointed his half and we should be saw it called the slave troll. 01:13:01.534 --> 01:13:03.797 [SPEAKER_08]: Jared by the way is going to be here tomorrow night as well. 01:13:04.077 --> 01:13:05.319 [SPEAKER_08]: Which is pretty cool. 01:13:06.280 --> 01:13:06.661 [SPEAKER_08]: Look at this. 01:13:06.701 --> 01:13:07.542 [SPEAKER_08]: Machines are ready dance. 01:13:07.562 --> 01:13:09.885 [SPEAKER_08]: He's like, let's return on music. 01:13:10.045 --> 01:13:11.767 [SPEAKER_08]: He's like one of those automatic robots. 01:13:11.787 --> 01:13:13.930 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, you turn on the music and he just starts dancing. 01:13:15.783 --> 01:13:17.425 [SPEAKER_08]: Maybe you did the same thing. 01:13:17.586 --> 01:13:18.026 [SPEAKER_08]: I don't know. 01:13:18.046 --> 01:13:21.491 [SPEAKER_08]: Look we've got machine here for at least one more round. 01:13:21.511 --> 01:13:22.733 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I can't help it. 01:13:23.234 --> 01:13:24.756 [SPEAKER_08]: Look Lonnie does good music. 01:13:24.776 --> 01:13:25.297 [SPEAKER_08]: What can we say? 01:13:25.317 --> 01:13:26.378 [SPEAKER_08]: Lonnie does good jazz. 01:13:26.418 --> 01:13:27.680 [SPEAKER_08]: You know, we like it. 01:13:27.720 --> 01:13:28.021 [SPEAKER_08]: Lonnie. 01:13:28.501 --> 01:13:29.984 [SPEAKER_08]: We really love your music. 01:13:30.024 --> 01:13:33.789 [SPEAKER_08]: The politics bar. 01:13:33.809 --> 01:13:38.376 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you We'll come on back for one more round with Mr. Machine Brooklyn dad defied on a Monday night. 01:13:38.556 --> 01:13:40.018 [SPEAKER_08]: Here's politics bar hang on 01:13:54.308 --> 01:13:57.913 [SPEAKER_03]: We'll be right back after we pay some bills at the politics bar. 01:14:04.203 --> 01:14:07.247 [SPEAKER_08]: Last call on a Monday night here's politics bar. 01:14:07.287 --> 01:14:08.609 [SPEAKER_08]: You are hanging out with the water. 01:14:08.629 --> 01:14:10.452 [SPEAKER_08]: Only Joey Hamilton yet. 01:14:10.472 --> 01:14:11.153 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, look at that. 01:14:11.173 --> 01:14:12.375 [SPEAKER_08]: He's got his crown on. 01:14:12.395 --> 01:14:13.496 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, I think it's murking. 01:14:13.577 --> 01:14:14.498 [SPEAKER_08]: Mr. Mijee. 01:14:14.518 --> 01:14:15.359 [SPEAKER_08]: Jake Mijee. 01:14:15.379 --> 01:14:15.600 [SPEAKER_08]: Jake Mijee. 01:14:16.261 --> 01:14:18.264 [SPEAKER_08]: And of course, you got me, Sean Smith yours. 01:14:18.464 --> 01:14:20.447 [SPEAKER_08]: Thank you very much for those of you who are not throwing things. 01:14:21.588 --> 01:14:22.670 [SPEAKER_08]: Do not throw peanuts. 01:14:23.071 --> 01:14:24.012 [SPEAKER_08]: Come on, be nice. 01:14:24.818 --> 01:14:33.913 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh man, look, we tried out of the tunnel, we tried to laugh, we tried to have fun, you know, even if you bring your burger king crown, that's a lot of fun. 01:14:33.933 --> 01:14:40.002 [SPEAKER_08]: But we, I mean, we have been talking about some hard topics, obviously, with with the death, but the murder. 01:14:40.403 --> 01:14:43.007 [SPEAKER_08]: The murder, because it really was, it was a murder. 01:14:43.047 --> 01:14:45.932 [SPEAKER_08]: It was an outright execution. 01:14:46.098 --> 01:14:46.438 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes. 01:14:47.580 --> 01:14:48.141 [SPEAKER_08]: Absolutely. 01:14:48.241 --> 01:14:49.022 [SPEAKER_08]: Actually, I believe. 01:14:49.562 --> 01:14:54.008 [SPEAKER_08]: Yes, Marie in Atlanta said that she said the term execution is accurate. 01:14:54.308 --> 01:14:55.209 [SPEAKER_08]: Don't sugarcoat it. 01:14:55.310 --> 01:14:57.352 [SPEAKER_08]: Alex pretty was executed full stop. 01:14:57.392 --> 01:15:01.437 [SPEAKER_08]: If you saw this in a sub-saharan country, you wouldn't call it anything else. 01:15:01.457 --> 01:15:02.799 [SPEAKER_10]: He was on his stomach. 01:15:03.300 --> 01:15:05.542 [SPEAKER_10]: He got shot in the back. 01:15:05.562 --> 01:15:09.287 [SPEAKER_06]: It's also a cover-up because where is that gun? 01:15:09.402 --> 01:15:36.709 [SPEAKER_08]: where is that guy they won't even reveal the identity of guy who shot in the back he will be because there is enough footage tracking before during and after and I'm sure that that they will be forced to at some point in there are lost to make sure that the feds give everybody in the state exactly Minnesota and the twin cities ahead of the county specifically uh... are going after the feds and that that's a thing 01:15:37.212 --> 01:15:52.853 [SPEAKER_08]: When we say that we're mad at Democrats that we want them to do more, one of the things we want them to do is the things they can do, that there are people who say, oh, well, they're not going to get anything for the investigation, you realize there is enough video footage. 01:15:53.655 --> 01:16:01.245 [SPEAKER_08]: They don't need the bullet in the case saying they don't need that to convict whoever the shooter is. 01:16:01.478 --> 01:16:15.943 [SPEAKER_08]: they don't it's pretty obvious from all the different angles they they do they don't need the wallet for that so look go after them do these things one of the things that people uh... we've been telling people is look um... 01:16:17.780 --> 01:16:39.737 [SPEAKER_08]: call a senate call a senate switch forward because you know that the senate switch board is right now uh... you need to be doing that to make sure to get your senators to understand two two two four three one two one correct that's right two two two two two two two two two two one one one and we're with numbers it's no it's very good i'm glad you remembered it because i had to look it up 01:16:41.438 --> 01:16:47.987 [SPEAKER_08]: But yes, call your senator and tell them to vote no on the DHS ice funding bill. 01:16:48.447 --> 01:16:54.755 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, the end of this month There is a funding deadline look we are sitting well. 01:16:54.775 --> 01:17:03.407 [SPEAKER_08]: We're on the 26 so we are what Saturday five days Yeah, basically till Thursday because they'll cut out and you know, they'll cut Thursday. 01:17:03.427 --> 01:17:07.632 [SPEAKER_08]: They always do So basically it's only really three more days 01:17:07.612 --> 01:17:14.826 [SPEAKER_08]: But you need to call them and tell them, do not vote to pass that unless you put some serious restrictions on these people. 01:17:14.886 --> 01:17:26.269 [SPEAKER_08]: Cut their money, cut their funding, and tell them, look, if you're going to allow these DHS, you realize, do you guys remember how DHS and ICE people used to go out and do things? 01:17:26.449 --> 01:17:28.573 [SPEAKER_08]: I know, Joe, do you and I have talked about this before? 01:17:28.553 --> 01:17:35.330 [SPEAKER_08]: In suits and ties with badges and no, I saw another version of that actually they stand the win breakers. 01:17:35.350 --> 01:17:36.813 [SPEAKER_08]: That's in the HS of it right. 01:17:37.034 --> 01:17:37.756 [SPEAKER_08]: No, no guns. 01:17:38.077 --> 01:17:39.781 [SPEAKER_08]: They didn't look like they were coming from Feluga. 01:17:39.961 --> 01:17:42.748 [SPEAKER_08]: No, you know, jacked up they just 01:17:43.235 --> 01:18:03.387 [SPEAKER_08]: They either had win breakers and they looked like, you know, you know, you know, normal people may be, you know, some folks you do in high school or, you know, always wear your win break or, like, really cool, you know, members only jack and hell anyway or, you know, they were wearing a suits and ties, but they weren't jacked up like they were coming from a full ass military zone. 01:18:03.367 --> 01:18:17.528 [SPEAKER_08]: Remember Obama was the reporter in chief and look Obama and Biden both got more done with less drama But you were talking BDD about the fact that there has been all of this drama 01:18:17.761 --> 01:18:40.360 [SPEAKER_06]: Well, so now half of the people at least have the people that have been hired as ice agents are former January six writers and attackers, but they're there there are a lot of a lot of what to say there are some because I don't know exactly the 20% there are people who should not be 01:18:40.542 --> 01:18:55.700 [SPEAKER_08]: in federal service, under DHS and ICE that have histories of violent actions that have histories of the kinds of crimes that previously domestic abuse, let me just say this. 01:18:55.920 --> 01:19:07.714 [SPEAKER_06]: I see I see a disproportionate amount or number of people in ICE who like, for instance, 01:19:08.015 --> 01:19:09.898 [SPEAKER_06]: Alex pretty with shot. 01:19:09.918 --> 01:19:09.998 [SPEAKER_06]: Yep. 01:19:10.019 --> 01:19:13.965 [SPEAKER_06]: And they say boo who another guy. 01:19:14.086 --> 01:19:18.554 [SPEAKER_06]: Another guy talking about, oh, this is so cool. 01:19:18.614 --> 01:19:19.956 [SPEAKER_06]: It's like Call of Duty. 01:19:20.076 --> 01:19:23.602 [SPEAKER_06]: And they're caught on hot mics because they're people all around. 01:19:24.043 --> 01:19:25.686 [SPEAKER_06]: You know, um, 01:19:26.105 --> 01:19:45.126 [SPEAKER_06]: there's so many of these these people who like we'll say things like you don't have any rights you know they will tell an american citizen you don't have any rights right yeah uh... i'm i'm a veteran i'm uh... uh... a veteran i don't care what you are yeah that's right 01:19:45.106 --> 01:19:45.967 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah. 01:19:45.987 --> 01:19:50.674 [SPEAKER_08]: These people have not been trained in the types of conflict that they're dealing with. 01:19:50.695 --> 01:19:52.637 [SPEAKER_08]: They haven't been trained for urban conflict. 01:19:52.978 --> 01:19:56.784 [SPEAKER_08]: They haven't been trained for conflict a version in an urban setting. 01:19:56.844 --> 01:19:59.207 [SPEAKER_08]: They haven't had the type of training. 01:19:59.248 --> 01:20:06.118 [SPEAKER_08]: And look, what senators can do with the funding bill is make prerequisite, make requirements and say, 01:20:07.482 --> 01:20:10.850 [SPEAKER_08]: All members of DHS must have this amount of training. 01:20:11.191 --> 01:20:16.906 [SPEAKER_08]: All members of DHS must have, you know, can't have any domestic violence convictions. 01:20:16.966 --> 01:20:19.151 [SPEAKER_08]: You can't have convictions for gun crimes. 01:20:19.211 --> 01:20:20.715 [SPEAKER_08]: You can't have convicted. 01:20:20.813 --> 01:20:23.695 [SPEAKER_06]: They can send her there goes your whole force, right? 01:20:23.736 --> 01:20:24.396 [SPEAKER_06]: Thank you. 01:20:24.416 --> 01:20:25.517 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, darn. 01:20:26.838 --> 01:20:28.079 [SPEAKER_06]: Go and see with us. 01:20:28.159 --> 01:20:33.184 [SPEAKER_10]: Didn't we have an article like a few weeks ago about someone that went into B.A.D. 01:20:33.644 --> 01:20:34.064 [SPEAKER_10]: Uh, yeah. 01:20:34.084 --> 01:20:35.185 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 01:20:35.426 --> 01:20:37.187 [SPEAKER_10]: And she came in, remember, that article. 01:20:37.267 --> 01:20:40.910 [SPEAKER_10]: And it was like, she didn't even pass any tests. 01:20:40.930 --> 01:20:42.892 [SPEAKER_10]: But they were like, you've passed everything. 01:20:42.912 --> 01:20:44.473 [SPEAKER_10]: She's like, I didn't do anything. 01:20:44.493 --> 01:20:44.613 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:20:44.794 --> 01:20:49.858 [SPEAKER_08]: But what you can say is you can say the money that we Congress has. 01:20:50.497 --> 01:20:56.165 [SPEAKER_08]: is predicated on you, DHS and ICE, meeting these standards. 01:20:57.307 --> 01:20:58.489 [SPEAKER_08]: We have a pile of money here. 01:20:58.549 --> 01:21:06.000 [SPEAKER_08]: First, you go out there, put all these standards in, and prove to us that you're doing it, and then we'll give you the money. 01:21:06.200 --> 01:21:08.143 [SPEAKER_08]: The money has already been passed in the big ugly bill. 01:21:08.183 --> 01:21:08.704 [SPEAKER_08]: We know that. 01:21:09.505 --> 01:21:16.295 [SPEAKER_08]: But there's absolutely nothing against the Senate and then sending it over to House and saying, you must have more money. 01:21:16.315 --> 01:21:16.475 [SPEAKER_10]: No more. 01:21:16.635 --> 01:21:17.196 [SPEAKER_10]: Money. 01:21:17.834 --> 01:21:19.416 [SPEAKER_08]: You're asking for more money. 01:21:19.856 --> 01:21:23.420 [SPEAKER_08]: We can take money away, and we can make rules. 01:21:23.620 --> 01:21:30.287 [SPEAKER_08]: We can say, I'm sorry, well, we didn't institute those rules before, you know, we gave you money before, and we should have put the rules on, but guess what, we're Congress. 01:21:30.527 --> 01:21:33.490 [SPEAKER_08]: And since we have the power of the first, we can put the rules on. 01:21:33.870 --> 01:21:37.494 [SPEAKER_08]: You have to go, and you have to prove to us that you are, in fact, following the rules. 01:21:37.534 --> 01:21:45.462 [SPEAKER_08]: And if you don't, hey, this money is just going to sit here in the bank behind this, and you can suck it and have a nice day, and they absolutely must do that. 01:21:45.745 --> 01:21:49.550 [SPEAKER_06]: I was tweeting on a hashtag earlier this afternoon. 01:21:49.570 --> 01:21:53.176 [SPEAKER_06]: It's called a fund healthcare stop ice. 01:21:53.536 --> 01:21:54.317 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, I love that. 01:21:55.279 --> 01:21:58.844 [SPEAKER_06]: And it's actually it's a it's trending number eight right now. 01:21:58.924 --> 01:22:01.588 [SPEAKER_06]: It was at number 14, but an hour ago. 01:22:01.708 --> 01:22:05.273 [SPEAKER_08]: So it's with different social media. 01:22:06.080 --> 01:22:07.282 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, that's on Twitter. 01:22:07.662 --> 01:22:08.323 [SPEAKER_06]: Oh, come Twitter. 01:22:08.383 --> 01:22:22.904 [SPEAKER_06]: So if you happen to be scrolling through Twitter and looking for something to retweet and have a very good extension, probably, you know, I keep forgetting the post of the post guy. 01:22:22.924 --> 01:22:26.489 [SPEAKER_08]: So I'm always, I'm, I am primarily over on Blue Sky. 01:22:26.509 --> 01:22:29.493 [SPEAKER_08]: I do thread some, I'm, I do Twitter a little. 01:22:29.633 --> 01:22:35.682 [SPEAKER_08]: I'm a Facebook some, you know, I try to get through them 01:22:35.662 --> 01:22:38.045 [SPEAKER_08]: Look, it's hard to do all the socials. 01:22:38.065 --> 01:22:41.149 [SPEAKER_08]: But I think it's important to try to get the message out there. 01:22:41.249 --> 01:22:42.591 [SPEAKER_08]: And you're right in doing that. 01:22:43.031 --> 01:22:51.342 [SPEAKER_08]: The money that these monsters have to kill American citizens in the street is coming from the health care money that you're no longer getting. 01:22:51.542 --> 01:22:56.428 [SPEAKER_10]: Well, as Stephanie said, I don't care who they're killing. 01:22:58.070 --> 01:23:00.914 [SPEAKER_10]: I care that they're killing people. 01:23:02.215 --> 01:23:02.316 [SPEAKER_10]: Yeah. 01:23:02.336 --> 01:23:04.318 [SPEAKER_10]: Even if they're undocumented. 01:23:04.433 --> 01:23:04.713 [SPEAKER_10]: right. 01:23:05.374 --> 01:23:06.475 [SPEAKER_10]: It doesn't matter to me. 01:23:07.156 --> 01:23:08.097 [SPEAKER_10]: These people are not. 01:23:09.940 --> 01:23:14.225 [SPEAKER_10]: The death penalty is not a thing for being in this country without documentation. 01:23:14.865 --> 01:23:15.086 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:23:15.646 --> 01:23:16.587 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:23:17.388 --> 01:23:20.973 [SPEAKER_08]: That is, it is the same level of crime as Jaywalking. 01:23:21.173 --> 01:23:21.673 [SPEAKER_10]: Exactly. 01:23:21.774 --> 01:23:23.776 [SPEAKER_10]: It's a miseminer at best. 01:23:24.257 --> 01:23:24.877 [SPEAKER_08]: Right. 01:23:24.897 --> 01:23:29.222 [SPEAKER_08]: So, you know, if you, if you want to, you know, oh, we're going to get somebody to the first extent. 01:23:29.242 --> 01:23:29.803 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, okay. 01:23:29.963 --> 01:23:33.968 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh, are you going to kill somebody 01:23:34.673 --> 01:23:40.058 [SPEAKER_10]: Or parks in a red zone, I mean, red zone, if you get towed, I mean, that's more the interest. 01:23:41.019 --> 01:23:48.246 [SPEAKER_06]: Why are they calling all of the victims domestic terrorists that infuriates me, too? 01:23:48.286 --> 01:23:50.388 [SPEAKER_08]: It's supposed to and that comes from Stephen Miller. 01:23:50.408 --> 01:23:58.716 [SPEAKER_08]: Stephen Miller, if you track back, Greg Sargent did a really in-depth piece over the new republic about basically the history of Stephen Miller. 01:23:59.356 --> 01:24:02.419 [SPEAKER_08]: Didn't fit into some of the other stuff we were doing, and it's kind of long. 01:24:02.399 --> 01:24:07.469 [SPEAKER_10]: Even still mad that he didn't get a number at what he's so mad. 01:24:07.570 --> 01:24:11.858 [SPEAKER_08]: Steven Miller is really he is in many ways the person who is actually running the way. 01:24:11.879 --> 01:24:12.780 [SPEAKER_10]: He's president Miller. 01:24:13.782 --> 01:24:14.464 [SPEAKER_08]: You are correct. 01:24:14.484 --> 01:24:15.546 [SPEAKER_08]: You called that last fall. 01:24:15.566 --> 01:24:16.508 [SPEAKER_08]: You said that that was the case. 01:24:16.528 --> 01:24:17.370 [SPEAKER_08]: He's president Miller. 01:24:17.390 --> 01:24:18.192 [SPEAKER_08]: He heard that. 01:24:18.312 --> 01:24:22.821 [SPEAKER_08]: But the the whole thing of calling them terrorists. 01:24:22.801 --> 01:24:28.428 [SPEAKER_08]: comes from the fact that Steven Miller wants to be able to use the insurrection act. 01:24:28.448 --> 01:24:28.628 [SPEAKER_10]: It does. 01:24:29.349 --> 01:24:45.388 [SPEAKER_08]: Steven Miller wants to be able to puppet Donald Trump to use the insur, by the way, when Governor Walls called Donald Trump today, he actually helped decrease the ability for Donald Trump to use the insurrection act, because one of the key triggers in order to be able to use it. 01:24:45.408 --> 01:24:51.255 [SPEAKER_08]: He was governor is that the local and state government is not working with the federal government. 01:24:52.028 --> 01:24:53.540 [SPEAKER_08]: I never lost. 01:24:54.064 --> 01:24:55.575 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, exactly. 01:24:55.876 --> 01:25:01.241 [SPEAKER_10]: That's a man, that's my, should have been a VP, should have been a VP, baby. 01:25:01.261 --> 01:25:06.266 [SPEAKER_08]: Damn, scapegoat, he should have been, but that's, yes, so that's, look, there are rules for doing this. 01:25:06.746 --> 01:25:16.115 [SPEAKER_08]: Long in short, Steven Miller is a monster, and a lot of the monster stuff that's going on right now is because of him. 01:25:17.276 --> 01:25:24.583 [SPEAKER_08]: But as anybody who's stuffed Steven Miller and a locker back in the day could tell you, they wish they didn't know. 01:25:24.952 --> 01:25:27.722 [SPEAKER_08]: Well, no, no, actually, they probably wish they did and then glued it shut. 01:25:28.164 --> 01:25:28.305 [SPEAKER_08]: Oh. 01:25:29.830 --> 01:25:35.130 [SPEAKER_08]: Sorry, you just saying, look, all you gotta do is stand up a little punk. 01:25:36.342 --> 01:25:39.928 [SPEAKER_08]: And I am hoping more and more do and more people are. 01:25:39.948 --> 01:25:42.292 [SPEAKER_08]: They're standing up with community events. 01:25:42.332 --> 01:25:48.002 [SPEAKER_08]: They're standing up by watching out for each other and being observers and having these groups. 01:25:48.082 --> 01:25:55.274 [SPEAKER_08]: And yes, I have heard there are some of these monsters that are getting into your signal chats and things because you guys need to screen them better. 01:25:56.095 --> 01:25:57.878 [SPEAKER_08]: You got to understand, you got to understand folks. 01:25:58.459 --> 01:26:01.945 [SPEAKER_08]: This is the monsters that are out there. 01:26:02.195 --> 01:26:04.439 [SPEAKER_08]: are going to try to do things like trick you. 01:26:04.499 --> 01:26:12.452 [SPEAKER_10]: Oh, no, there are ice monsters that are coming out in like not with their dressed in normally to kind of infiltrate and protestors. 01:26:12.932 --> 01:26:17.340 [SPEAKER_10]: So there are infiltration which we've we've we know that they did in the 60s too. 01:26:17.440 --> 01:26:18.802 [SPEAKER_10]: So just watch out kids. 01:26:18.882 --> 01:26:19.643 [SPEAKER_10]: Hey, I'm Brelliman. 01:26:19.804 --> 01:26:21.046 [SPEAKER_10]: You all remember that. 01:26:21.086 --> 01:26:22.388 [SPEAKER_06]: Yeah, I do remember that. 01:26:22.708 --> 01:26:24.271 [SPEAKER_06]: That was the George Floyd. 01:26:24.291 --> 01:26:25.593 [SPEAKER_08]: Yeah, it was exactly. 01:26:25.713 --> 01:26:26.835 [SPEAKER_08]: And Minneapolis. 01:26:26.815 --> 01:26:27.576 [SPEAKER_08]: Uh-huh. 01:26:27.596 --> 01:26:30.119 [SPEAKER_08]: They're doing the same garbage all over again. 01:26:30.179 --> 01:26:33.182 [SPEAKER_10]: They all started in the sixties and they're just trying to do it now. 01:26:33.903 --> 01:26:37.166 [SPEAKER_08]: They have a limited box of tools because they are a limited box of tools. 01:26:37.526 --> 01:26:51.321 [SPEAKER_06]: So now that you mentioned a brother man and you're talking about how Stephen Miller wants the wants the insurrection act to be invoked, it occurs to me that I've been thinking that these 01:26:51.605 --> 01:27:16.600 [SPEAKER_06]: incidents have been increasing in frequency and in uh... amount of aggressiveness and i wonder i can't help but wonder if they've been given unofficial orders to act you know more well we we know that we had some we had some articles last week in the news on tap we'll talk about that see we're going to talk about that in the after-hour sometimes you know the conversation is just too good you can't can't stop it up 01:27:16.580 --> 01:27:38.588 [SPEAKER_08]: for those of you who are listening on our great radio affiliates look we love you but simple thing is just head over to the politics bar dot com we are going to continue the conversation over there bdd is dancing up a storm jodie is laughing and we find look we'll just continue it over there you'll find is there tomorrow uh... jerry rizzy we know 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