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Get ready to hear the truth about America on a show that's not immune to the facts with your host, Dan Bongino.

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All right. I told you yesterday in the show that the lawsuit out of Texas, listen, could be a game changer, right? I mean, I don't want to be hyperbolic or dramatic because it depends on the Supreme Court taking the case about the 2020 election that came out of Texas. But there were two genius things in the Texas lawsuit which is alleging, hey, you screwed over our voters in Texas, in Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, because you guys can't get your electoral act together.

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There were two things that one of them that's genius is they have to allege in injury, Texas, not a physical injury, but some reason to sue like you guys hurt us because in Texas. I got a screenshot from the lawsuit. How they're going to go about claiming an injury. It's genius. I've got that, I've also got screw tube is back, we are going to test screw tube today. Screw Tube is now saying not a joke.

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If you dare contest the twenty twenty election on our communist platform, we're going to delete your video. I'm YouTube censors. Please delete my video today. This is the greatest opportunity for Rumball in human history. I dare you right out of the chute today. We are going to do exactly that and we'll see what YouTube does. Oh, you have no idea what you're about to do today.

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You're doing all right. Yeah, I'm hanging in there, bro. Hanging in there, ready to go, because this is going to be a fun show today.

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All right, so let's go. They recovered nicely today. Yesterday, the cannibal had to come in and rescue Joe was a little a little shaky on the switch there. So. All right, first, before I get to the Texas lawsuit, which is just mind blowing and it's a great lawsuit, but again, it's the Supreme Court going to have the guts to take it. I don't know. I'm not on the Supreme Court first. This happened right before I came on the air.

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This is just beautiful. You know, by the way, disclosure, I have a financial interest in Rumball. I'm an investor in Rumball, which is the free speech alternative to the communist YouTube platform. So right before I came off the air, I came on the air. Excuse me, this article broke it. CNBC Communist YouTube is now saying more than a month after the election. Not a joke, folks. This is not the Babylon be.

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YouTube decides to crack down on misinformation on election results. Here are the lowlights of this article because there are no highlights when you're talking about screwtop, communist screwtop. I hope you're watching this screw tube. Band me my account and it'll be beautiful. It'll be the greatest PR opportunity for Rumball ever from CNBC. Here are the lowlights of this screwtop disaster.

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So Screwtop said that starting Wednesday, it'll begin removing content that falsely alleges widespread fraud or errors surrounding the 2012 election. Oh, Joe, cue it up. Get ready, Joe. Hold on. Just get ready for you know what I'm talking about. Get ready. It's coming for you regular listeners. You know what's coming right up. Here's another one, for example. Screwtop will remove videos claiming that President elect Joe Biden won due to widespread software glitches, accounting errors.

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The policy will still likely leave up videos that were uploaded in the past weeks that push false claims. Oh, thanks, screwtop. Thank you. So before we get to what I want to get to. Showing you, ladies and gentlemen, that America in the world is collectively giving screw to the double barrel, middle finger Rusedski, this is not my middle finger because some kids are watching at home. And I don't want to do that because I don't want to give them any bad ideas.

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But you get the point. Double barreled action. People are tired of screw to their monopoly is done. You want to be communists, you want to be Provida. You want to worship your Soviet masters. You want to get in line with Marx and and Brezhnev and all the others. You go right ahead. Look at my parlor account, by the way, thanks to Chris from Rumbo. Excuse me, Chris. Remember putting this up? We passed, by the way.

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Yes. Logo and pictogram on the screen. We now have more Rumball subscribers to watch our show, Rumbold Dotcom Mancino than we do on screwtop. You know why?

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Because people don't like communist's, that's why. People want free speech, a crazy idea we have on rumbly, let's just let people talk and watch what they want to watch. How does that sound, unlike the communists that screwed you? So you know what happened in screwtop? They get up every morning at screwtop and before their C Suite board meetings, the executive communist said, screw you. What do they do, Joe? They pop to attention.

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And what's in the background? They have their hats on at their babushkas, at everything. And, of course, that's the Soviet national anthem, like Ivan Drago in Rocky four. Is there any way you can keep that up again? Is that possible? Just one more time. Just as this is a live shot right now, the whole breaking for a live shot. Paul is not ready for this. No one knows. We have a direct link up into the C Suite boardroom at screwtop.

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Where is it? A Silicon Valley or whatever. Here it is, folks. Hold on. A live shot of the screw to boardroom this morning. Deborah, back to the show now, back to the because that was a live shot shot. Know, I should have changed my shirt. I should have changed. I should have literally taken my shirt off on the air in a Geraldo Rivera moment and put it on back because it's got the American flag on it.

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You can't have that while you're saluting the Soviet. That said, it doesn't work and no one had screwtop would have a shirt on. Patriotic, certainly. I actually love America and free speech. So that is supposed to have like a cover, something I could have put it over and then I could have popped to attention because no one had screw tube actually has an American flag because they hate America and everything it stands for. And free speech and your ability to determine if claims about election fraud are real or not because they think they're smarter than you.

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So YouTube, we are going to open up today by violating every single one of your rules. We're going to give you the double barrel, middle finger. And I'm very sorry, folks. I know it's a family friendly show. We're on radio. We're going to give you a big collective hmmm.

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Why are you and I'm going to do it anyway. Because in the giving a hits file, if you know what I mean, I'm out of hits to give. I can't stand YouTube, I can't stand your company, I can't stand the liberals you hire there, I can't stand what you're doing to America, I can't stand your allegiance to Soviet principles. Everything you stand for, I can't stand. And how do you feel? I'm on your platform right now saying it banned me today.

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I'm daring you. I'm begging ban my account today. You will all. I am not kidding. This is not Obi Wan Kenobi melodrama. You will only make us stronger at Rumball. There is nothing you can do, your monopoly is over. Those of you on terrestrial radio here that are digital, but those of you on video get the point. Ban us today, I dare you. I hate your company, your company is garbage, it's filth, I'm saying this on your platform.

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Ban us right now, please.

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I can't get any more. Paula, I can't believe it. So why are we there? Because I don't care. You will. It will cost me. Listen, I will because Paula, I will put it exact money figure on it. She will still hate me for it. But I'm telling you right now, those who if they ban us, we will lose a substantial amount of money. A lot. I'm not talking about a little. OK, man, I am absolutely OK with that.

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My principles come first, your company sucks no more. You suck us because we're about to now violate every one of your so-called rules. Let's get to the violations of the rules. Attention, YouTube. So first, on a bad note, the Pennsylvania case brought by Congressman Mike Kelly and congressional candidate Sean Parnell, two great guys that a Pennsylvania. There's a lot of misinformation about that. You know, liberals, of course, who can't read a court case, which is quite common with liberals because they can't read it all.

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Most of them, they say Supreme Court threw out the Pennsylvania case, just to be clear, because in this show, we give you actual information, unlike journalists who fake it all the time, Kelly, both Congressman Kelly and Sean Parnell are Republicans.

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They had a case that went to the Supreme Court suing over Article 77, which was a edict, not a law that changed Pennsylvania voting rules right before the voting deadline. Well, what's the problem with that? Well, you can't do that. You have to have laws and constitutional amendments to change how you conduct an election. Everybody tracking me. Mm hmm. So Parnell, who lost and then Mike Kelly said, no, no, we're suing because you can't do that in order to change election law.

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Joe, shocker. You have to change election law. You can't just say bureaucrats. There's new laws. There's no law because those aren't those are anti laws, laws, not loss. So, of course, liberals were like eager to sell because they're dopey and they can't read a lawsuit. Liberals were like, hey, this is great. Another lawsuit rejected. It was not rejected by the Supreme Court. Their claims for injunctive relief were turned down.

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What does that mean in layman's terms that Kelly and Parnell's lawsuit, they were they wanted to stop the certification immediately. They wanted an injunction against them stopping. That didn't happen, but the lawsuit was not thrown out. Stop listening to the fake news. They just are really stupid or they're really liars or they're stupid liars. Both. I don't know. That's the bad news. Here's the good news. I think. I hope. I am praying the Supreme Court takes this lawsuit by Texas, I covered it a little bit yesterday.

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I just want to go over it again because it's critical because, ladies and gentlemen, this is this is one of our last really good hopes here that we can somehow get some get some free and fair election and get some actual justice here. Texas filed the lawsuit I covered yesterday, I'm going to show you a screenshot in the second from it because it's genius. And remember the two things, how they kept this on the DL on the down low.

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Attorney General Paxton in Texas, I don't know. I hadn't heard anything about this and neither did anyone else until yesterday. But the lawsuit is genius. Remember the two tenets of a lawsuit? We need to get this to the Supreme Court. We need speed. So it's got to go to Supreme Court quickly. Why? Because there is a constitutional deadline, which is January. Donald Trump's presidency ends on January 20th. No matter what happens, if no matter what happens, I mean, with with these with these lawsuits, he his presidency ends now.

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He could be sworn in again as president. You get it. But his presidency is over as part of the Constitution on January 20. So speed is of the essence. Everybody track. And we can't have a case heard by the Supreme Court in three years. Right. Because if we lose it, it'll be three years into a Biden presidency. What does it matter? No one is speed. Number two. Again, I want to hit this hard because you have to be able to claim an injury.

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And the way a lot of these courts have been avoiding the cases, these critical cases of election malfeasance, Joe, they've been saying, no, no, no, you can't claim it. There's no injury to you personally on that. The Texas lawsuit manages both of these one claims and injury, two, it moves right to the Supreme Court house that by a Magica some kind of magic, several parallel sidetrack. No, no, no, no, no.

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State on state lawsuits. The court of first impression is. A Supreme Court baby Supreme Court goes right to the Supreme Court, Austin Powers style, right to the Supreme Court, no district court, no appellate court, no nothing. So if the court accepts it, it goes right to the top, meaning the speed requirements done on the injury front. You may be saying yourself, and I described a little bit yesterday how in this line I'm going to give you the good news.

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Bad news. Here's the good news about Texas. They do manage to claim an injury in a couple of them. The one I addressed yesterday is an obvious one. That if the national presidential election. Was won by fraud because Wisconsin, Georgia, Pennsylvania and Michigan couldn't get their act together, then Texas, the attorney general saying, well, you hurt the people of my state because we voted for the president, President Trump and someone else was picked due to their states not being able to follow the Constitution.

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That's a big, bold injury claim. OK, that was number one. I covered that yesterday. But there's a second injury and this one I did not see coming. This one, I got to tell you, folks, I got to be honest when I don't know. I don't know this. Not a document, but this woman over my head a little bit, I saw it this morning on my nice let's get right to it. Here's the actual lawsuit.

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This is brilliant. I'll read it to you. I'll read a portion of it. Then I'll translate for you quickly. Most of you'll get it right away. You're all smart. It says, where is the House of Representatives represents the people proportionately, the Senate represents the states, that whole Constitution thing. While Americans likely care more about who was elected president, the states have a distinct interest in who is elected vice president. Oh oh, because the vice president can cast the tie breaking vote in the Senate.

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It goes on through that interest state suffer an Article three injury and an injury they can take to the courts, in other words, when another state violates federal law to affect the outcome of a presidential election. Oh, this is beautiful. Oh, this is a beautiful thing. It goes on. This injury is particularly acute in twenty twenty where a Senate majority often will hang on the vice president's tie breaking vote because of the nearly equal and depending on the outcome in Georgia, possibly equal balance between the political parties.

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Quite simply, it is vitally important to the states who becomes vice president.

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Oh oh oh oh is the Omaha meat thermometer. It's one hundred twenty five degrees. This is hot. The heat is on yet. And it was kind of abrupt and that's beautiful. You get folks, it's pretty simple to understand. I'm not. You are really bright audience. I read your emails. But just in case, given the time where you only got to listen in the car and I'll just explain to you very simply. The states are claiming Texas is claiming another injury.

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They're saying, hey, regardless of what happens in Georgia, there's going to be a very tight U.S. Senate. It's either going to be 50 to 48 Republicans or 50 50 50 Democrats, 50 Republicans. So Texas, who has representation in the state, representation, not proportional that's in the House, but state representation in the Senate. Every state gets two senators. I know there are liberals listening. I'm sorry. I don't mean to sound in any way condescending, but there are liberals who have never read the Constitution and don't know this.

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Every state gets two senators. It's not proportional. Everyone gets to regardless of the population that is the states. The states have their their most powerful voice in the Senate on that side and their representative interests. They used to pick the senators. Now it's by a popular vote. So Texas is saying, wait, wait, you heard our state senators if because Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia, Michigan can't get their heads out of their butts and changed election law unconstitutionally in a national election, and because of that change, there is now a Democrat vice president.

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That could be the tie breaking vote. You've effectively injured our senators by taking away our voice in the state. Now, where's the flag? This is this is not a penalty. This is a penalty on a Democrat holding is holding 15 yards. I don't even know. But this is a beautiful thing. It's the Supreme Court going to take it, ladies and gentlemen, I don't know, the Kahunas factor is very low right now. Nobody wants to do anything.

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Oh, my gosh, we could offend people, what, by sticking up for a free and fair elections? How exactly is that offending people? How? That's a beautiful lawsuit, and if it's thrown out, it will show you that the Supreme Court has absolutely no guts. You injured us because there's a person who could be entering the White House who may have won due to unconstitutional laws in your states, this is what Texas is saying, injury number one.

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And number two, the vice president, as well as the tie breaking vote in a Senate body that represents states interests. And you hurt our interests by not following national election law pursuant to the Constitution. Very nice. Very nice. We're smarter than liberals. Let's see what the Supreme Court ball's in their court. I very little faith they're going to do the right thing. I'm telling you, the lawsuit is elegant and beautiful. To a job, Texas.

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One more quick thing I want to get you on the lawsuit front. Nevada has a lawsuit as well. I better not say it, but. It's interesting, I. I had this idea, let's say I had suggested, I think a little while ago on the show that it would probably be a good idea for states to cross-reference databases to make sure that people who voted Joe were actually eligible to vote. What do we mean by that? When I lost my election for Congress in Maryland by a mere one point, despite being up by two thousand votes or something on election night, and everybody was like, hey, you won, this is great.

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We found out later that when you cross-referenced votes in the largely Democratic city of Frederick City, people who voted against me, largely when you cross-reference their names with jury duty files that even though I only lost by was it a thousand two thousand votes that upwards of 10 to thirteen thousand people in largely Democratic Frederick City voted, who would in fact declared on their jury duty form in a cross-reference of files that they were not U.S. citizens. Wow, that's weird.

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Then how exactly to vote in an election only for US citizens? I don't know. Again, Ren Stimpy, land of the left sock's where they go. Nobody knows. I have no idea. Nobody knows how U.S. citizens and non US citizens vote in an election for U.S. citizens. Needless to say, we conceded biggest mistake probably of my life at the time, although I'm here with you now. So it didn't work out so bad talking to far more people than I could not hell hole up in Congress.

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But I suggest that to some people, let's say they cross reference saying like they did in my case there in Maryland, cross referencing files was a good idea. Oh, look what happened in Nevada. Here's a little snippet of their lawsuit. Just one, by the way, because you may say, oh, they're only claiming three thousand nine hundred votes here and they lost by thirty three thousand in Nevada. There's more this is just one snippet because again, because we're smarter than the left, we figured this out and somebody listened up here.

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The Nevada lawsuit, they say by Cross referencing the data with the voter rolls, Mr. Campbell was able to identify three thousand nine hundred eighty seven non US citizens who voted in the election. Joe, that's really weird because as I just said, if you were in Nevada and you voted in the election, you were not a US citizen, then by law, you were not eligible to vote in an election. You voted in Iowa. Do we need the Nunez translator for that?

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No, we don't. We don't need the Bungeni translator either. And I'm pretty sure Ombudsman Joe figured that out right away. You U.S. elections for US citizens, not US citizens, you can't vote in an election, you can do what my wife did and get your citizenship and then vote in the election that where she won votes every time. It's not hard. It's not hard to do. You raise your right hand. Very patriotic moment. I cried, but that's not what happened.

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So what do I think happened here? They probably went into the Nevada DMV and elsewhere and said, hey, we want to take a look at those databases to see who got their driver's license with the green card. Because if you have a green card, that would mean you are not a US citizen. And if the name on the license driver's license matches up with the name on the vote and the identifiers on the vote, and you registered to get your license with a green card, that means you voted without being a US citizen.

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Oh, they have three thousand nine hundred of those. I'm sure they're all Trump votes. I'm sure. I'm sure they if they were believe me, if they were Trump votes, I'd be just as upset.

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But I think we all know that. Can I recommend as well, we checked the jury duty forms also make sure people who voted didn't declare in their jury duty forms like happened in Maryland that they were not citizens because, again, last time I checked, you have to be a citizen to vote a U.S. election. I don't know. Crazy idea like election integrity.

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You do base that YouTube page that. We're going in reverse order today. I can do that dramatically. Very dramatic. The drama is over the top on the show. If you miss in the video version of the show, you got to tune in rumble dotcoms. Get away from the screw tube Soviets, please. All right. Let me get to my second sponsor and get to what's happened in Los Angeles, because this is a very serious story. This is going to be Snake Plissken, even though the movie was terrible, escape from L.A., the whole surfing scene, one of the worst movies ever.

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One more thing before we move on to the L.A. story. This is important. I want to miss, as Paula reminded me during the break, that you don't notice that we take their every show. I told you I would give you the downside, the upside of the Texas lawsuit. I just explained. I think we have a decent chance of if we get in front of the Supreme Court making an actual case of injury. Great news. Here's the downside.

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The great Margo Cleveland, who is really super smart on our social media feeds, has been she's great, but she always is very sober in her legal analysis. And I don't want to get you all hyped up and in the Supreme Court tosses it out. Here is the downside to a read this article by the Federalist. It's from November. It's not recent, but it's applicable right now. State legislatures must investigate fraud and choose electors accordingly. Here's the problem, I'll get this screenshot from an admitted it'll make sense the potential out the Supreme Court justices have because they're always looking for an out to not do the right thing is Joe.

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They'll say, hey, there's a remedy for this in the Constitution. If Texas feels like Pennsylvania screwed them over Pennsylvania, the legislature of Pennsylvania can choose their electors as they see fit. And if Pennsylvania wants to screw its own citizens, then that's Pennsylvania's issue. I'm just saying I'm not saying that's a smart argument. I'm just saying that's arguments out there. And Margaux's like, hey, we got to consider both sides. So she even says it in her piece.

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And this is from a month ago. She's talking about the remedy here, the solution to this electoral mess. She says it requires the state legislators to remember that we are a republic and that under our constitutional system, they have the ultimate and exclusive authority to appoint electors however they see fit. That's in the Constitution, folks. She goes on the plain language of the electors clause of the Constitution. Article two, Section one, Clause two establishes this authority by providing, and I quote from the Constitution, each state shall appoint in a manner such as the legislature thereof.

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Thereof may direct a number of electors equal to the whole number of senators and representatives to which the state may be entitled in the Congress. It's that simple, folks. Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Georgia and Michigan can fix this right now if they believe there was substantial fraud by the legislatures, appointing the electors, as the Constitution, says, Joe, as they see fit. So Cleveland's basically saying if Pennsylvania wants to be stupid, they have the constitutional right to be stupid.

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She's not saying she supports that. She's saying that's the potential reason the Supreme Court could chuck this. I just want to give you the up in the downs. All right. Thank you for reminding me, Miss Paula. All right. Moving on. This is an important story. So I was going to cover it yesterday, but we ran out of time. What is going on in Los Angeles, folks? I'm asking you, begging you, imploring you to all the liberty lovers in Los Angeles.

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You know who you are. I get your emails. I ran into this guy in this restaurant. Am I going to say which one? Because liberals will burn it down. He came running out. He's like, it was in Beverly Hills. I better not narrow it down further. They'll burn all of Beverly Hills down to find this guy, me and Paula one there. I was there for some medical procedure in California and a guy came running.

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Oh, my gosh, we love your show. So thank you. You know who you are.

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So there are a lot of good conservatives in Los Angeles. I know that sounds crazy, but there are. And they should never be abandoned by us. And we shouldn't in any way poke fun at that. They're US citizens entitled to representation as well. Having said that to the liberals and the lunatics in Los Angeles and California in general, who keep voting for lunatics like this, Los Angeles County district attorney who's going to take office now listen. I have no sympathy for you.

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You have voted for absolute chaos. What am I talking about? L.A. County District Attorney Guy who just took power here. His name is George Gascon. You may have heard of this guy. One of the first things he did when getting into office, if you live anywhere around L.A. County, I'm not kidding, you are in real danger right now. This is not a joke. This is not hyperbole. This is not exaggeration for a fact. As I say often, this is very real.

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I was a police officer. I know how policing works. I was on the inside of the Rudy Giuliani revolution and policing in New York. You are in very real danger. What did he do? One of the first things he issued was this effectively blanket declination letter, let me give you a little inside baseball on what that is when you're a local police officer or federal agent. You have to bring your case to a prosecutor, the police officer files the charges, the prosecution of the case again, I'm sorry, liberals are listening.

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We have take the slow. The prosecutors and lawyers for the government, the city or the state are the ones who prosecute the case. Police officer files the charges and investigates. That's it. The prosecutors in these offices have what's known as both at the federal, state and city level. They'll have blanket declination letters. So when I was a Fed with the Secret Service, when are we doing credit card fraud? Right. Generally, the declared blanket declaration was for any fraud under one hundred thousand dollars.

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So what I'm saying, Josh, follow me here is they would there be a blanket declination letter where they would just send you back an email saying, hey, we know you got this credit card fraud case. It's looks interesting. It's a fifty thousand dollar fraud, but because of our limited resources, we're issuing a blanket declination because it doesn't meet the loss guidelines you track.

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Tracking the root of the word is Nataline. Decline. Yes. Decline. Yes, decline. Which I know. Thank you, Joe. János, liberals. We have to be very slow. I'm very sorry, folks, because there are people with six inch thick skulls here, coated vibranium who practiced liberalism, who are listening so they will decline to prosecute that case. Now you can go and bring it to the state even as a federal agent. You can bring it to the state and get a state police officer, detective to investigate with you.

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And I did that often. Rarely will they. Well, they take a case that doesn't meet their guidelines unless it's something really like a sex appeal to it, like it's someone famous and they do it to an AUSA assistant United States attorney, they say can get a newspaper, then they may take it. I'll tell you a story about that another day about this Goodfellas connection they make. But they don't have time for that today, but rarely will they do it.

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But ladies and gentlemen, while that's understandable, right, and a United States attorney say into a Secret Service agent of the FBI, hey, we don't have a lot of lawyers here. So if your case isn't a big fraud, we don't have time. Big fraud. No, we don't have time to prosecute. I have never in my life seen a district attorney for a huge county like L.A. County, Los Angeles County issue, a blanket declaration letter for like everything.

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Look at this. This is not a joke. This is his declaration. First day in office. We are not going to prosecute. Just scroll through them, Paul, as I get to them. We're not going to prosecute people. This is the declaration letter from GASCOINE. Get out of L.A. Snake Plissken style for trespassing, disturbing the peace, driving without a license, prostitution, resisting arrest, driving without Avago to go to go to part two of this is a two parter.

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He couldn't he didn't even fit on one page how many crimes he's not going to prosecute. Page two of this. This is unbelievable. It goes on. He's got a litany of crimes. He's not resisting arrest no good anymore. And here's another one dog. Joel, get to this at the end. This one is really I mean, it's tragic, yet hilarious in its stupidity. They're also only going to make bail. They're only going to make bail pursuant to someone's ability to pay.

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The whole purpose of bail is to not make someone able to pay. What are you, an idiot? Do you know what bail is? Let me get it. I don't even want to burden that one. This is the L.A. County district attorney. They blanket declinations for this stuff. So, by the way, trespass, disturb the peace, drive with no license, engage in prostitution, resist arrest her monopoly. Get out of jail free time, folks.

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Well, what's the problem with this outside of the obvious? Well, let me give you some inside baseball about why this is a problem outside of the obvious, that you're allowing a permissive environment for criminality. That's the moment of the show. No one, folks, my experience in law enforcement and I think anyone else in law enforcement listening, you know, you'll nod your head in approval, criminals talk. They're not stupid. Criminals, no soft spots, and they go there to commit crimes.

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I'll give you just two quick examples, both related to places I grew up and in my time in policing, because right where I grew up, I was a cop. First, where I live now, I live in Martin County, Florida, it's north of Palm Beach. The sheriff down here is tough, probably one of the toughest in Florida. He's a good man and he doesn't mess around you break the law in Martin County, you're probably going to jail.

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They don't play a lot of cases where if you do the crime, you're going to do the time in Martin County. Not a joke. I'm not kissing his butt because I know the guy. Full disclosure, very nice guy. I'm just saying Martin County has a reputation and criminals who come up I-95 into Martin County Jail when they see the welcome, the Martin County sign typically get off ninety five and go back south again. Yeah. Where there's a little bit more permissive atmosphere, sadly for some forms of criminality.

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I'm not joking because the word got out amongst criminals who talk to each other because they're not stupid. Don't get locked up in Martin County because you'll go to jail where you could probably plea out and get out in Broward or elsewhere. It is well known in the law enforcement community, no one wants to get locked up here. So now what are they going to say about L.A. County, hey, you're going to drive without a license or do prostitution, do it in L.A. County, you're not going to prosecute anyone.

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You think criminals don't talk? You think they're stupid. Secondly, when I grew up, I grew up right over Cypress Hill in Glendale, New York. In Queens. And right over Cyprus Hill was east New York, Brooklyn, you'd go and we'd call it over the hill because you cross the hill and you'd be in Brooklyn. Well, I was a cop and over the hill in Brooklyn, probably a mile from where I grew up, two miles from where I grew up.

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And it was interesting being a cop in the seven five precinct, because I remember growing up. I never I mean, I'm not joking, I never did this, not a joke, it's not a virtue signalling I I'm not kidding with you folks are for the kids. I never done drugs in my entire life. Ever illegal, I promise. This is not like a PSA. I'm just saying, like, I'm not. You do you? That wasn't me, but a lot of my friends did.

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I mean, I grew up in the roughest part of town, but it wasn't the nicest either. You know, everybody was kind of middle, lower, middle class, some of us pretty poor, and a lot of kids did drugs, I mean. Candidly, smoking weed was like smoking cigarettes, like you went out to hang out in Central Park, not Manhattan, Central Park in Central Park, and like if there wasn't someone passing, you know, take it to and pass the, quote, gangster you got to take to and pass the blunt.

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So there was a lot of taking two, sometimes three and some passing. And I'm not talking about the football. So a lot of the kids in Glendale would go over the hill to buy the weed while the cops caught on to that and would wait at the bottom of the hill for the Glendale kids who never knew where they were going. So they'd always be looking around the car and they would just pull them over at the bottom of the hill.

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And then what would happen? Everybody in Central Park, big deal would happen. A big bag of donuts. He got locked up going over the hill to buy a bag of weed and no one one quarter weed there anymore. Because people talk now, everybody's going to say, you want weed, you want to resist arrest, just go to L.A. But the L.A. County district attorney is too stupid to figure this out. George Gascon has the IQ of a speckle loaded, two fingered sloth.

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Is that a thing? I don't know, but it's probably not smart if it is like Gascoine. You are going to see crime explode in L.A. County because people are rational maximizers who rationally maximize their own condition and you rationally maximize your condition by not getting locked up if you want to commit crime, because you go to a place where they won't lock you up. Oh, my gosh, are people stupid, not you, Gascoine. Second, and this is important.

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Ladies and gentlemen, I was a cop in New York, Dawn, broken windows, the Rudy Giuliani era. When you stop enforcing small stuff and this isn't small, I'm giving you the leftist perspective you get. I'm going with this jolly small pellets, small stuff, prostitution, small stuff. No, no, no, folks, that's not how any of this works. It's the small stuff that stops the big stuff. You know what, I'm going to explain more about that in a second, I don't want to rush this.

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So I showed you that declination letter and I told you, OK, no one declining small crimes was going to cause criminals to talk to go do small crimes. But here's the nasty part of this. I was involved with broken windows policing. And when you don't in small enforce the small stuff, you miss the big stuff. I've given this example, forgive me a thousand times for a regular listeners, but it's worth reiterating if you are a resident of Los Angeles because you are about to witness a crime wave.

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When transit police officers in the New York City Police Department were, they were told, don't pay any attention to turnstile jumping because we really have to pay attention to rapes and robberies and beatings and assaults on the trains. I got to be honest with you folks, that logic in the 80s seemed to make sense. Don't take a cop off the street processing some kid for jumping the turnstile. You know, you don't pay. You jump over the turnstile.

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Now, it's different now with the metro card and whatever. But because then the cops to go arrest this person and they're not on the train to prevent the rape or the robbery. Folks, that logic doesn't sound crazy. Rudy Giuliani came in with Jack Maple and Bill Bratton and said, no, that doesn't make sense. And I'll tell you why. The same cat who jumps the turnstile and doesn't pay and put in a token in the 80s to get on the train, that is the guy who rapes, robs and beat someone on the train.

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So when you stop enforcing the small stuff, the big stuff explodes and you know what happened in New York when Giuliani said Broken windows, baby, everybody goes to jail. If you break the law, you are going to jail, drinking in public, peeing in the street, jumping the turnstile, whatever it may be. We're going to check you for warrants. And if you have a warrant, you're going to jail. You know what happened? Crime dropped so dramatically, it defied every single statistical prognostication known to humankind.

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When I say dramatically, I mean, the city homicide rate was in the thousands right before I came on as a police officer, by the time I left the city, homicide rate was about three hundred in the whole city. You are going to see your crime rates explode, the people doing the trespassing and the driving without a license and the prostitution and the resisting arrest, many, but not all of them. Many of them are the people breaking in your house later.

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This is the single dumbest thing I've ever heard. All right, before I get this, Minneapolis, I'm just on this ability to pay thing as I and forget. One of the other stipulations in this declination letter by this dopey Gascón guy is, well, we're only going to judge bail on a subject's ability to pay.

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Ladies and gentlemen, that's not the purpose of bail. The purpose of bail is it's such a penalty that you can't pay and that's why you come back to court. Did he miss this logic detector? Let me just walk you through a scenario, Joe. Yeah, yeah. I police ombudsman hat for a moment. All right. Let me give you two scenarios. Joe is a flight risk. Joe is robbed. A bank in L.A. County, a flight risk.

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Meaning if we let Joe out on bail, we're afraid Joe may never return to court because Joe doesn't want to go to jail for the rest of his life. That's right. Not a mystery. That's right. OK, thank you, Joe. Got a day we go check mark for Joe. Is it more of a deterrent now going to be a need for phrase to make it even easier? Because there are liberals. Is it more of an incentive for you to return and go to trial and go through the procedure if you had to post a million dollar bail and you'll lose your house and your bail bond and your mom's money, who put up the money and mortgaged your house to get you that million dollars?

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Is that more of an incentive for you to show up? Or if they based it on your ability to pay and say, gee is really poor and they say we're going to make bail just 100 bucks for Joe, which bail scenario are you more likely to show up for court? The million dollars bail or the hundred? Take a minute if you need it. Joe, we can't play the Jeopardy sound because it's copyrighted. But just take a moment and think that through which won the million or the hundred, I'm going with the the million and the million.

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The million. Thank you, producer Joe. Thank you, Gary. Joe does not have a law degree, but he's apparently smarter than George Gascon in L.A.. The whole purpose of bail is you have no ability to pay. So if you forfeit that bail bond or your house or your mom's house or someone else, it's going to be a real penalty because you can't pay, right? You can't pay. That's like being like a pro meat vegan. To quote Ali Stuckey's great response to that Raphael Warnock, liberal in Georgia who said he was a pro-choice pastor.

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That's not a thing. That's not a thing being a pro-choice, pro-choice pastor. Alli's like, yeah, I'm a pro meat vegan. That's not a thing either, either. Isbel based on the ability to pay. That's not a thing. This is a thing we covered that yesterday. This is not a thing thing, not a good thing, but hopefully a good thing. This is not a thing. This is not a thing. Bayle ability to pay is not a thing.

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And that George Gascon is too stupid to figure that out is a thing. That's a thing. George Gascoine having a brain, not a thing. George Gascon too stupid to figure out what you'll figure figured out in two seconds that Bell is based on your ability not to pay, that that is a thing. Oh, we're on fire. Oh, OK, I mean, the stupidity we have to deal with the communists that YouTube, the L.A. County district attorney wants the be bill, I believe that's not a thing.

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Just forget the bill.

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Your bail is going to be twenty dollars, sir. The guy is going to be looking like, oh, here you go, pal. See you later. The guys in Kancoona next day, 20 bucks, put a bunch of tip stuffs. This is I mean, it's really at the same time, it's a hilarious and tragic how stupid people are ability to pay and bail.

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That's gross. Sorry. I can't take it, Paula said to me this morning. Is there a way? Can we just like can we just colonize another planet and get away from these liberals? Why do we have to live with these idiots? Well. All right, moving on, let me get to my next sponsor, another important story, you kind of harps back to where we started. This is where we came in, Pink Floyd, The Wall, which a cool album until Roger Waters went crazy.

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Folks, because of communist companies like YouTube that get up and sing the Soviet national anthem every morning with their babushka hats on, with their pictures of Lenin in their office, I'm not kidding. And again, this is not meant to be hyperbolic. That society's about the split bifurcate. It's not a joke. You're going to have two parallel tracks of citizens in the United States right now. One of them is going to be. The the so-called wall crowd, what we would call the snowflakes, the lips.

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These are people who are generally stupid, and I don't mean stupid aptitude wise, I mean achievement wise. There's a difference aptitude wise, meaning your capacity. They're not born dumb, they just choose to be dumb. You get what I'm saying? It's not a joke. I'm not trying to be funny. I get it like it's a little harsh, but.

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There's a big difference between aptitude and achievement, you can have the capacity because your dad was a rocket scientist and your mother was a web developer, to be the smartest person in the world. And you turn into a drug addict loser because you couldn't stop driving over the hill for weed in Glendale when you're a kid. So you've achieved nothing, but your aptitude aside happens all the time. Likewise, there are people with medium to low aptitude who achieve a whole lot in life because they're driven and they have grit.

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Liberals, a lot of them have aptitude, but they choose to be stupid, they are going to live in this parallel track and this one side, they're going to be subject to sanctioned communist like propaganda from YouTube sanctioned information because YouTube thinks they're too stupid to figure it out for themselves. You're not going to be allowed to hear about election malfeasance. The Georgia video, low rejection rates, things that are facts. The video exists in Georgia. We've covered it for the last two days, the low rejection rates in Georgia for signatures that defies statistical norms.

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You're not going to hear about any of that. You're going to live. And I wrote this. I don't want to miss this, an important segment. So I keep looking down. I know want camera supposedly, but I don't want to put anything in the prompter. So she looks scripted her. I write my own copy in my Melen. You're going to be subjected to sanction screen speech and a subset of the actual facts available in the real world.

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You're essentially the new flat earth. Because you're never going to get on a plane and find out that the world is, in fact round. Because the communists at YouTube haven't allowed you to see any of that. You're going to be weak because you're snowflakes and you've never been confronted in your life, academia, Hollywood idiots, the blue checkmark communists, the Twitter, the YouTube and Facebook communists, they've never subjected you to information that confronts your worldview. Like, you know, there were historically low rejection rates for signatures in the state of Georgia.

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When you're confronted with that for the first time, maybe you're out in a supermarket or out in the street where free speech were not yet. At least Facebook and YouTube don't have the arrest powers to lock you up in the street for daring to voice an alternate opinion. You're going to hear that in the street and you're going to get so angry and you're so weak because you're stupid. I'm sorry this has an edge, but you chose to be dumb.

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Your achievement is very low because you've never been subjected to an alternate view of the world. So, again, one, we're going to have two separate societies in the United States around the world, as a matter of fact. The stupid woak we crowd. And then you're going to have us. People subjected to constant confrontation and their ideas don't even tell me for a second liberals, don't let me laugh you off this show that conservative ideas, no matter what, if we tell you and wake up, the sky is blue.

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Some liberal on CNN will argue that everything we say is confronted all the time because we live in a world when we talk amongst ourselves outside of screw tube and the communist platforms. We live in a world where we actually exchange ideas. I just did it to you. I didn't intend this moment. But if I can just go back a second. I gave you the Texas lawsuit, the pros and cons. I said, here's what I think the good parts are based in the wording of the lawsuit.

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Here's where I think we could fail. You are now ready to argue that Texas lawsuit the pros and cons because I gave you them and others such as me, others I'm not taking credit for. It's Margo Cleveland's idea. But this show gave you information, you're powerful because of it. You live in a society, in your circles, your societal circles, information flows freely, not subject to the communists, the YouTube. Your fierce debaters and you should be proud of that.

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You go on your Facebook accounts, even though you get banned every 30 days, you're on a cycle, 30 days in the Facebook jail, 30 days of freedom, 30 days and Facebook chill. You go on there. And your first debate is because everything you say is confronted by a lunatic who still believes the tape is real. Everything. You say the Trump campaign was spied on. We actually have the names of the spies, someone sends you a clip of John Brennan, here are the fighter and the conspiracy theory.

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And you're like, really? We have the spies, actual names. You're a fierce debater because everything you say is challenged. You're tough, you're hard, you're swimming in real knowledge, your aptitude is high and your achievement is high. You condition yourself physically and mentally in your bodies because you understand the threat Antifa and BLM and other violent terrorist groups pose to you. You should be proud of that. That in a bifurcated, split society. That the inherently stupid.

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Maybe high altitude, but low achievement, weak snowflake crowd, you should be proud that you're not one of them. Now, folks, one of my missions in life after being. Taken off Twitter's ad platform and being banned for no reason, one of my missions in life was to put my money where my mouth was and to create a parallel economy. I've told you about this for, gosh, how long, Joe? For years now, we've been talking about this math, folks.

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It's not good for a long time. I told you a long time ago, we are going to have to create our own economy. I wish it weren't so, but it's true. We're going to have to create alternatives to Twitter, alternatives to Facebook, alternatives to server farms out there, alternatives to all kinds of companies that censor conservatives. And believe me, I got big projects ahead. I'm not done. We've had tremendous success with parler, unbelievable success with Rumball, where we're up 26 fold in traffic, and I suspect today after YouTube bans our show, it'll get even better.

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But it's not just good enough to create a parallel economy. We have to create a parallel knowledge universe to a real one, swimming deep in knowledge and facts and assertions and counters to them, too. So they make us fierce debaters and we stay strong, unlike these snowflake low achievement idiot morons on the left. Here's an article in Wired today that should scare all of you, Wired magazine. This should be frightening. So just to be clear, what I'm getting at bottom line up front, it's not good enough to construct a parallel economy.

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We're going to have to start constructing our own parallel deep body of knowledge as well based in facts, because liberals don't want that either. This article in Wired magazine, which will be up in the show, notes you need to read. It talks about how the woe crowd, Joe. Now, they're not only attacking Facebook and YouTube and the Communists on Twitter, they're now going after scientific research to science journals are purging racist sexist work. Finally, now you may say, well, that sounds great.

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Who wants racist sexist work? That's that's never what they mean. Never, never what they mean. What's happening now in scientific scientific journals? Any kind of mass data on masks that doesn't comport with the official policy will lie to us from the beginning. You're going to see this stuff get booted out of journals if you dare have any racial component that doesn't comport with the identity politics narrative. Say you say something like affirmatively furthering fair housing rule that in that that project to put low income housing in high income suburbs for no good reason at all just because someone socially engineered it.

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If you dare speak out against that, someone will declare that's racist. And no matter what data you have, you're going to be banned from a scientific journal to. Folks, it's going to be up to us next. They hit the knowledge economy, too, we're going to need our own journals where real science and real data that doesn't align with any political narrative but aligns with the truth. We're going to need a parallel knowledge economy to where real knowledge is allowed to flourish.

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Facts, counterarguments to facts. Both ideologies can hammer it out, don't kick the liberals off, folks, that's a mistake we're open on Paletta. Anyone, there's a reason you were a proud, fierce debater that understands the facts and your ideology because you've been subjected to rigorous debate throughout your life because you are a conservative. Let them swim in the low end of the of the swimming pool and be the low achievement crowd. That's not us. I want to end this quickly with a video from MSNBC, because if you think to yourself, well, then they're going to start censoring science journals, too, because they said it's racist or sexist, which never means actually that.

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Surely the media that's always been on the side of free speech rights, surely the media will defend this. Listen to this guy. This is a guy from The New Yorker, Steve Coll COLB on MSNBC, who supposedly a journalist. Actually making the absurd claim that it's journalists role to somehow squelch free speech, he says it in a too clever by half way. But make no mistake with this guy saying he's a journalist arguing that free speech is a problem.

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Listen to his own words, not mine. Listen to his words.

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And yes, Facebook has moved somewhat. They had a better election in 2020 than it did in twenty sixteen. They've learned to put some brakes on here and there. But you can't get away from the fact that their mission is to connect everybody in the world. That's what motivates Mark Zuckerberg. And it has it's his passion and he profoundly believes in free speech. And those of us in journalism have to come to terms with the fact that free speech, a principle that we hold sacred, is being weaponized against the principles of journalism.

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And what do we do about that? I just say, you know, as reporters, we kind of march into this war with our facts, Nobley shouldered as if they were going to win the day. And what we're seeing is that because of the scale of this alternate reality that you've been talking about, our facts, our principles, our scientific method, it isn't enough. So what do we do?

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Wow. What do we do about free speech? Wow is right. I've been holding it for two days. What a journalist asking what we do about free speech. Nothing. That's why it's free. What do we do about free speech? Do you believe that Steve Cosio, L.L. Steve Coll, wondering what we do about free speech on Facebook? This is really and you're wondering why I'm bringing up this article about a parallel economy is not enough. We're going to need a parallel knowledge economy to scientific journals, free magazines, where real knowledge is allowed to flourish, ideas and arguments are allowed to flourish.

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The real scientific method, testable hypotheses are allowed to be tested in question. That's up to us liberals are all in on stupid, they're swimming at the low end of the swimming pool. These are low achievement morons who are going to live in a parallel stupid universe and theory like universe of stupid very soon. Hey, thanks again for tuning in, folks, this may be the last time you see me on screw tube because they communists and they suck and that would be great.

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