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Today, Matt, well, show 40 million00:00:01
people might lose their food stamps,00:00:03
which brings up an important question.00:00:04
How the hell are there 40 million people00:00:07
on food stamps in this country? And what00:00:08
would happen if the food stamps go away?00:00:11
Uh, would anyone actually starve to00:00:12
death because of that? We'll discuss.00:00:13
Also, Zoron Smilelette changes his story00:00:15
about his alleged aunt who stopped00:00:17
wearing her hijab on the subway. Do you00:00:19
remember the story of Ethan Lying? He00:00:21
was the white teenager who was beaten to00:00:23
death in a school parking lot two years00:00:24
ago. One of his attackers is already out00:00:26
of jail and is already killed again.00:00:28
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Ever since the government shutdown began00:02:29
a month ago, it's been a challenge to00:02:31
identify anybody in real life outside of00:02:33
government employees who has noticed or00:02:37
cared in any meaningful way. Even00:02:39
Democrats don't seem particularly00:02:40
bothered by the shutdown. They've been00:02:42
spending most of their time lately00:02:44
complaining about renovations that are00:02:45
underway in the east wing of the White00:02:47
House, which is the kind of thing you00:02:48
complain about when you desperately need00:02:50
to find something to complain about, but00:02:52
you have no other options whatsoever00:02:54
available to you. Now, even if you00:02:56
normally don't care much about how the00:02:58
government spends your money, this is00:02:59
the kind of development that might make00:03:02
you sit up and take notice. There are00:03:04
road closures and potholes that have00:03:07
probably caused you more inconvenience,00:03:09
a lot more this month than the shutdown00:03:12
of the entire federal government. And as00:03:14
a result, for millions of Americans,00:03:15
it's now impossible to ignore the fact00:03:17
that the government, which you're forced00:03:19
to pay for, all the salaries, all the00:03:21
pensions, and so on, uh doesn't actually00:03:24
do very much. In the vast majority of00:03:26
cases, the federal government has zero00:03:28
impact on your day-to-day life or your00:03:31
week- toeek life. They are not public00:03:33
servants in the sense that they serve00:03:35
you. In reality, you serve them. You pay00:03:37
them to do nothing. Of course, that's00:03:40
not to say that your money only goes to00:03:42
federal government bureaucrats. Most of00:03:44
it, of course, actually goes to welfare00:03:46
programs. And it's the people who00:03:48
receive money from those welfare00:03:50
programs, particularly food stamps,00:03:51
otherwise known as SNAP benefits, who00:03:54
are now speaking up extremely loudly to00:03:57
complain about the federal government00:03:58
shutdown. So there is one group of00:04:00
people that aside from federal00:04:02
bureaucrats who care that the government00:04:04
shut down and that would be EBT uh00:04:06
people who use EBT. Uh yes, this is a00:04:08
large group of people who are00:04:10
legitimately upset about the fact that00:04:12
the government is no longer fully00:04:13
operational. So the search is over. We00:04:16
we we have found people who care about00:04:18
it. And these people are upset because00:04:20
in a matter of days, federal funding for00:04:23
food stamps is going to run out. Watch.00:04:28
>> Trump administration says it will not00:04:30
use emergency funds to pay for federal00:04:32
food benefits with a fast approaching00:04:35
deadline. CBS's Christina Fan is in New00:04:37
York with details on that. Christina.00:04:41
>> Well, Jerica, one in eight Americans00:04:44
rely on SNAP benefits and tonight there00:04:46
is mounting worry for them. They might00:04:48
not be able to afford food with money00:04:51
running out one week from today.00:04:54
Democratic Governor Mora Healey holds00:04:56
President Trump responsible.00:04:58
>> You know, leadership is a choice and00:05:00
sadly, President Trump has chosen to00:05:03
take away food from people all around00:05:06
this country.00:05:08
>> Now, you notice the flagrant inversion00:05:11
of reality here. If you stop subsidizing00:05:14
someone else's grocery bill, even for a00:05:16
second, then according to the governor00:05:18
of Massachusetts, you're taking away00:05:20
their food. It's like you robbed them.00:05:23
Now, of course, you know, the actual00:05:25
robbery occurs when you are forced00:05:27
against your will to pay for other00:05:29
people's groceries every month. That is00:05:32
the point where the government is taking00:05:34
something away. But the really striking00:05:38
aspect of that CBS report was the00:05:39
beginning of the segment when they00:05:41
casually mentioned that one in eight00:05:43
Americans are on food stamps. That's00:05:47
roughly 45 million people who are00:05:49
receiving taxpayer money to buy00:05:51
groceries costing more than a hundred00:05:53
billion dollars a year in a country of00:05:56
340 million people. Now, in a moment,00:05:58
we'll we'll get into who exactly is00:06:00
receiving this money money and what00:06:02
they're threatening to do in the next00:06:04
few days. And that's important00:06:05
information, particularly if you plan on00:06:06
going to a grocery store in the next uh00:06:08
you know, few weeks without a firearm.00:06:11
But first, you have to ask yourself,00:06:15
did you have any idea that 45 million00:06:20
people of the 340 million people in this00:06:22
country, again, one in eight, were00:06:24
receiving taxpayer funded financial00:06:26
assistance to buy groceries? Did you00:06:28
know that? If you if you pay really00:06:30
close attention to the news, you00:06:32
probably did, but the average person00:06:34
probably didn't know that 45 million00:06:38
people are not buying their own00:06:40
groceries in this country.00:06:43
We're supposed to believe that 4500:06:45
million people cannot feed themselves in00:06:49
this country.00:06:51
That's like00:06:53
I mean that that's more than the entire00:06:55
population of California. That's that's00:06:57
more than the entire population of Texas00:06:59
plus Kentucky and Oklahoma. Okay. Entire00:07:03
states full of people. It's it's that00:07:06
equivalent who can't feed themselves.00:07:09
Now, the sheer scale allegedly can't00:07:11
feed themselves. Now, the sheer scale of00:07:12
this program guarantees that if we00:07:15
eliminated the food stamp program00:07:17
entirely, then prices at the grocery00:07:19
store would plummet. This and and this00:07:22
is a point that I rarely hear anybody00:07:24
make. uh almost never, but it's really00:07:27
important. Like this is by far the00:07:30
number one everyday issue that most00:07:31
Americans care about, which is the00:07:32
rising price of groceries. And for good00:07:34
reason, and it actually has a very00:07:37
obvious solution. When the government00:07:38
spends a massive amount of money00:07:40
subsidizing the purchase of a particular00:07:42
product in any context, the price of00:07:44
that product will go up. It was it was00:07:46
true for college tuition and it's true00:07:49
for groceries. The subsidy creates00:07:51
increased demand, but it does not00:07:53
increase the supply and therefore the00:07:55
cost goes up under the basic principle00:07:58
of supply and demand.00:08:00
And and yes, by the way, it is more00:08:02
demand. Because you might say, well,00:08:03
there'd be demand for food anyway. It's00:08:05
greater demand because now you have00:08:07
people who are not spending. It's not00:08:08
their money. They're going in there with00:08:11
other people's money and and they're and00:08:13
they're spending like it.00:08:16
In fact, the average food stamp00:08:17
recipient spends more on groceries than00:08:18
the average person who's not on food00:08:20
stamps because it's not their money. So,00:08:23
they go in there and buy way more than00:08:25
they need00:08:27
and they buy all kinds of all types of00:08:28
food that they don't need at all and00:08:30
shouldn't be buying. It inflates the00:08:34
cost for everyone. Take a look at this00:08:35
data from the Department of Agriculture.00:08:38
You can see their monthly food stamp00:08:39
spending was just $4.5 billion in00:08:41
December of 2019.00:08:44
By December 2022, thanks to a massive00:08:47
expansion by the B administration, food00:08:49
stamp spending was 11 billion per month.00:08:52
That's a lot of new artificially00:08:54
subsidized demand. And guess what? In00:08:56
that same period, grocery prices went00:08:58
up. By some estimates, food prices go up00:09:01
by 1% for every 12% increase in food00:09:04
stamp spending. In this case, we're00:09:06
looking at a percentage increase of00:09:08
nearly 150%. So, you could do the math00:09:11
on that. It's more than a 10% increase00:09:13
in your grocery bill every single month.00:09:17
And what this means is that if you're a00:09:18
working American and you're not on food00:09:20
stamps, meaning you are a functional00:09:23
citizen who is taking care of yourself00:09:25
and your own family, you are a00:09:26
functional contributing citizen.00:09:29
What that means is you are actually00:09:30
paying against your will for other00:09:33
people's groceries twice. You're paying00:09:37
when the government takes the money out00:09:38
of your paycheck00:09:40
and then you're paying again every time00:09:42
you buy groceries for yourself.00:09:46
So, who exactly is benefiting from food00:09:48
stamps? And and how much of this00:09:50
spending is actually necessary? So, put00:09:52
another way, how many people would00:09:55
starve to death out on the street if00:09:59
food stamps were abolished?00:10:02
We all know that number is much much00:10:04
less than the total number of food stamp00:10:07
recipients in this country. Does anyone00:10:08
think that 45 million people would00:10:13
starve if they didn't have an EBT card?00:10:17
Tens of millions of people across the00:10:19
country just dropping dead from00:10:21
starvation. Does anyone think that?00:10:25
So what what is the uh the number of00:10:28
people who actually need00:10:31
actually need it like would starve00:10:33
without it00:10:35
1%00:10:37
zero 5% I mean what's the number 1000:10:42
now if food stamps were abolished00:10:44
tomorrow how many people exactly00:10:48
would would be like lying on the00:10:49
sidewalk rib cages protruding starving00:10:52
to death of the 40 million people on the00:10:53
food stamps how many actually depend on00:10:55
it to live like that that is the00:10:56
question00:10:59
and these are questions we should00:11:01
probably answer now that we know the00:11:03
enormous cost of these programs thanks00:11:05
to the government shutdown. And while00:11:07
we're at it, we should answer this00:11:08
question. Has anyone ever starved to00:11:11
death in the modern history of this00:11:12
country because they haven't had access00:11:13
to food?00:11:16
I mean, has that actually happened in00:11:18
this country?00:11:20
has a single sane adult. Okay, now we're00:11:24
not talking about kids who are victims00:11:27
of horrific abuse and those kinds of00:11:29
awful cases. Uh in which case, like food00:11:32
stamps are not solving that. Has any00:11:35
sane adult through no fault of his own00:11:39
shriveled and died because he couldn't00:11:41
afford to buy anything to eat? Has there00:11:43
been a single example of someone in00:11:46
modern American, modern America,00:11:49
someone who who has no family, no00:11:50
friends, no other forms of state or00:11:53
federal welfare he can tap into? No food00:11:55
banks, no churches he can visit, no job,00:12:00
no soup kitchenes nearby, no charity00:12:02
food drives in his area,00:12:05
nothing at all.00:12:07
So the point is that there's a there are00:12:08
a bunch of lines of defense like when it00:12:10
when it when when we deal with the00:12:12
question of well who should be feeding00:12:14
you, right? There's there are there are00:12:17
a lot of answers that come up and the00:12:19
first person ideally who feeds you00:12:21
should be you. You should be feeding00:12:22
yourself if you're an adult. Who should00:12:24
feed your children? It should be you.00:12:25
Like that's the that's the that's the00:12:26
first that's where we should go. It00:12:28
should be number one, you. And if you00:12:31
really can't, I mean, there are things00:12:33
that happen where someone really, really00:12:34
can't through no fault of their own.00:12:36
They they're not able to feed00:12:37
themselves. That can happen. I'm not00:12:39
denying that. But then there are so many00:12:42
other in in modern America, there are so00:12:45
many other lines of defense.00:12:48
If you even if you take EBT out of it,00:12:50
there are so many other lines of defense00:12:53
that should mean that you're not going00:12:54
to starve.00:12:57
You should have your family. You should00:13:00
have friends. even if you don't have00:13:01
them. You have a local community. You00:13:02
have soup kitchens. You have charities.00:13:04
You have churches. You have all of these00:13:06
things. You have food drives. You all of00:13:08
these things. You have other forms of00:13:10
welfare programs that also exist.00:13:15
So for how many people I guess this is00:13:17
the question,00:13:19
how many people are in a situation where00:13:21
all of those lines of defense have00:13:23
failed? Every single one. And oh, the00:13:27
only possible thing left that can feed00:13:29
them is EBT.00:13:33
You know, now if something like that, if00:13:35
there were someone in that situation, if00:13:36
something like that were to ever happen00:13:37
in United States, then I'd be the first00:13:38
in line to say yes, get that person a00:13:41
taxpayer funded hot dog.00:13:45
I don't want to see anyone starve.00:13:46
Nobody does.00:13:48
But but I I don't think that's that's00:13:50
actually happening in modern America.00:13:53
And and nobody has demonstrated00:13:54
otherwise.00:13:56
Like no one has presented us with a00:13:57
person and said, "Okay, here's someone00:13:59
who here's an actual human who's alive00:14:01
today in America and for this person00:14:04
legitimately if they don't have food00:14:05
stamps, they will starve. It's the only00:14:07
thing. It's the only way they could get00:14:08
their hands on food." I no one has shown00:14:11
that example.00:14:14
And in fact, if you look at what food00:14:16
stamp recipients are saying in their own00:14:18
words, you come away with the distinct00:14:20
impression that00:14:22
like almost none of these people00:14:24
actually need the food stamps. Instead,00:14:26
you come away with the impression that00:14:28
many of these people are simply00:14:31
entitled, lazy, barely literate, and00:14:34
like some of them are just frankly bad00:14:36
people. And of course, that doesn't00:14:37
describe every adult on food stamps. No00:14:39
one is saying that.00:14:41
But it does seem to describe a large00:14:44
portion of them. And that is a moral00:14:47
outrage that we as taxpaying Americans00:14:49
who are funding this, we have every00:14:51
right to be upset about that. When00:14:53
people when when people are stealing our00:14:54
money who don't even need it and just00:14:57
wasting it in this proflegate way,00:15:02
don't let anyone morally blackmail you00:15:03
into thinking that you're not allowed to00:15:05
be upset about that. Of course, you00:15:06
could be upset about that. And of00:15:08
course, you could demand answers. You're00:15:10
taking my money. I want to know who00:15:12
exactly needs it and for what and how00:15:14
are you spending it. That is a00:15:15
legitimate question. Of course it is.00:15:19
And what you end up with is a lot of00:15:21
people who rather than get a job would00:15:22
prefer to rob grocery stores and the00:15:24
people shopping inside them. So So00:15:26
here's just just on that point. Here's a00:15:28
sampling of the response responses from00:15:32
food stamp recipients on TikTok to you00:15:34
know all this stuff about the shutdown00:15:35
and losing the benefits. Watch. All I00:15:39
know is if they stop my food stamps, me00:15:42
and my man will be at the uh grocery00:15:44
store walking around with two bag two00:15:46
big ass carts and ain't nobody better do00:15:48
nothing cuz my man coming hard behind me00:15:50
and it only take him one time to punch00:15:52
your ass.00:15:53
>> You know what? Since you want to take00:15:54
food stamps away, I'm going to Walmart.00:15:57
I'm going to rack up any damn damn throw00:15:59
right in the basket. I'm right about the00:16:02
move. Get the my way. I'm not paying for00:16:04
a damn thing. Y'all got me up. I ain't00:16:06
going to fool snap no EBT. Oh, watch00:16:08
this.00:16:09
>> I'mma tell y'all straight up like this.00:16:11
I just got that text that the link is00:16:13
definitely cut the off for November. Um,00:16:17
y'all better stay the out of my way in00:16:18
these stores. I'm walking out with cards00:16:20
and I'm not paying for um Trump. If you00:16:22
want um start looting, oh, it's going to00:16:25
happen before MY KIDS GO BROKE AS JOCK.00:16:30
I'M GOING TO BE STEALING LIKE IT AIN'T00:16:32
NO TOMORROW. I say if they don't give00:16:35
food stamps next month, we all just say00:16:38
and rob the grocery store and tell them00:16:40
make me agree.00:16:41
>> I just wanted to come real fast just to00:16:42
make this video just to make something00:16:44
very very clear to the white man. Black00:16:47
Americans do not care about your00:16:49
government shutdown. And black Americans00:16:51
do not care about you taking away our00:16:54
EBT and our government assistance00:16:56
because black Americans never depended00:16:59
on the American government to take care00:17:02
of us and feed us because we never00:17:04
could. We were never able to depend on00:17:07
the government in spite of what you may00:17:09
say and what you may try to force us to00:17:12
believe. So you can sit back and you can00:17:14
mock. You can laugh and you can think00:17:17
that you're about to starve us to death,00:17:20
but I'm here to let you know that we are00:17:22
going to eat regardless. Even if we have00:17:25
to hunt you animals down and roast and00:17:29
eat you, the delectable crackers and00:17:33
cheese. We will make it happen if we00:17:36
have to. Trust and believe me,00:17:38
>> people are really going to be stealing00:17:40
people carts of groceries out of the00:17:42
grocery parking lot. I'm telling you,00:17:46
it seemed like it's headed that way.00:17:49
Now,00:17:50
[sighs]00:17:53
what other choices people are people00:17:54
going to have to find food to eat? Cuz00:17:59
people about to be out here struggling.00:18:01
They about to be out here bad bad. So,00:18:04
do you really think they going to look00:18:05
at you with all these groceries packing00:18:08
it in your car, you know, about to go00:18:10
home and feed your family from the, you00:18:13
know, hardearned money that you made00:18:15
from working your job that afforded you00:18:18
the affordability to buy those00:18:20
groceries. They ain't going to give a00:18:24
They ain't going to care. They going to00:18:26
snatch them bags up out your hand and be00:18:27
like, "I wish you would."00:18:30
Now, among other things, if you're going00:18:32
to shop for groceries during this00:18:33
government shutdown, you have to keep00:18:34
these videos in mind. There are many,00:18:36
many threats like it. People uh many00:18:38
people receiving food stamps who would00:18:40
rather rob you and uh even kill you and00:18:44
eat you apparently than have to pay for00:18:46
their own groceries for once in their00:18:48
lives.00:18:50
They would rather rob and kill than just00:18:52
like get a damn job.00:18:56
Um,00:18:57
and I'll highlight a couple more of00:18:59
these clips, mainly because they're so00:19:00
over the top that it's hard to believe00:19:01
they're real, but but they are. Watch.00:19:05
>> Let my come on the 15th and I'm going00:19:07
show them why I went to jail twice. I00:19:10
don't give I'm not I'm not in the mood.00:19:12
My birthday is in December. Thanksgiving00:19:15
coming up. I don't I don't00:19:18
see that what I'm saying cuz my mama00:19:19
already had used my 150 to that why I00:19:22
should never.00:19:24
Now, as best I could decipher, this00:19:26
individual who doesn't appear to speak00:19:29
English is is threatening to go to00:19:31
prison for the third time if her or00:19:35
maybe his, I can't tell. Food stamps uh00:19:38
don't come through in November. And for00:19:41
good measure, you can hear a smoke alarm00:19:43
chirp mid rant. Um so, in case you00:19:45
missed it, it went like this. I don't00:19:47
give a fug. I'm not in the mood. My00:19:50
birthday in December. And then there's00:19:52
the chirp. And then there's the00:19:53
statement that quote Thanksgiving coming00:19:55
up. Thanksgiving is a Thanksgiving00:20:00
is my it's my favorite holiday. I got to00:20:02
say the Thanksgiving.00:20:06
So you are um actively suffering.00:20:10
Money is being taken out of your00:20:12
paycheck00:20:13
and food is being taken off of your00:20:15
children's plate for the sake of00:20:20
that.00:20:22
Remember that00:20:24
for the sake of that person,00:20:27
your your life is being actively harmed00:20:30
every day. You are being forced to make00:20:34
real sacrifices in your life every day.00:20:36
And your family's being forced to and00:20:37
your children for that.00:20:42
Now, um, one question right off the bat00:20:44
is is why someone who's been to prison00:20:47
is allowed to receive food stamps in the00:20:49
first place.00:20:50
I mean, why is this something we're00:20:52
tolerating?00:20:54
You could commit multiple crimes00:20:55
resulting in your incarceration and then00:20:57
when you get out, you can force00:20:59
taxpayers to buy your groceries.00:21:03
You can not only be a total nothing of a00:21:06
person who contributes absolutely00:21:08
nothing to society, but you can actually00:21:10
actively work to harm society every day00:21:12
of your life.00:21:15
And and yet still we're forced to feed00:21:17
you.00:21:19
And yet still you are going to eat00:21:22
better than many of the people who are00:21:24
being forced to subsidize your grocery00:21:26
bill.00:21:28
That seems like one privilege that we00:21:30
could rescend immediately. But there's00:21:32
like basic things we could do. And while00:21:35
we're at it, we should implement drug00:21:36
testing as a requirement for SNAP00:21:38
benefits as this video makes clear.00:21:40
Watch.00:21:41
>> No food stamps equals no to less weed00:21:45
money. Like y'all about to have people00:21:47
out here hangry and sober. That's a00:21:51
diabolical combination cuz the food00:21:53
money got to come out of some budget and00:21:54
that's the first one it usually comes00:21:56
from.00:21:57
>> Can you imagine the horror of having to00:21:58
tap into your weed budget to buy food00:22:00
for yourself? I mean it's unthinkable00:22:02
really. No one should have to endor00:22:03
humiliation like that. Surely we you00:22:05
should just steal the money from people00:22:07
who are actually working for a living.00:22:10
Yeah. You can look at the saddest of00:22:11
Saab stories and doesn't get any better.00:22:14
Here's a report that aired on a local00:22:15
Fox affiliate this week, for example.00:22:18
Watch.00:22:19
>> Federal workers waiting in long lines at00:22:22
this food bank in southern Maryland.00:22:24
>> I would have never thought in a million00:22:26
years that I would have been in this00:22:28
position to have to go to a food bank.00:22:31
>> Denise Blake says she drove over an hour00:22:34
to get here. When she finally arrived,00:22:36
they had run out of food.00:22:38
>> We have a cart ready for you out front.00:22:40
Fortunately, she did not leave00:22:41
empty-handed, but she still faces the00:22:44
harsh reality of not knowing how she's00:22:46
going to feed her family while she's not00:22:48
getting paid during the government00:22:49
shutdown.00:22:50
>> I don't want my daughter to see me00:22:51
crying.00:22:53
>> Blake's story is like so many.00:22:57
>> So, we're supposed to feel sorry for00:22:58
Denise, a federal worker at the00:23:01
Department of Defense. She had to go to00:23:03
a food bank and and barely got any food00:23:06
all because of the government shutdown.00:23:08
Now, if you look up Denise online, you00:23:09
find that she's drawn a taxpayer funded00:23:11
salary since 2015. Her her lowest salary00:23:14
was more than $60,000 a year. Last year,00:23:16
Denise made more than $87,000 a year.00:23:19
That's a decade's worth of income. And00:23:21
and each year, she earned well above the00:23:23
median personal income in this country.00:23:25
She presumably has access to a credit00:23:26
card given this income. And to put this00:23:28
into f to put further perspective here,00:23:30
when I first got married, my salary was00:23:32
a quarter of Denise's uh of of what00:23:35
Denise earns. I earned in a year what00:23:37
Denise makes in about four months and I00:23:40
I was never even close to starving and I00:23:42
wasn't on food stamps. So there's no00:23:45
conceivable way that Denise is going to00:23:47
starve to death either. I mean even if00:23:49
she's been financially reckless to the00:23:51
point of comic book level absurdity.00:23:54
You know this this is there's no we00:23:56
don't need food stamps. She could put it00:23:57
on credit or uh tap into her savings00:23:59
account which which she should have been00:24:02
growing for many years. um you know, you00:24:04
got a you got a stable government job.00:24:08
And and you know, in these government00:24:10
jobs, by the way, the hours are are not00:24:13
uh difficult at all. And to be clear,00:24:16
I'm not saying that she's going to live00:24:17
a life of luxury. I'm not saying this00:24:19
won't be stressful. Um not even faulting00:24:22
her for trying to find free food, but00:24:25
I'm saying that taxpayers have no00:24:26
obligation in any universe00:24:29
to buy her groceries.00:24:31
we've been paying her bills for a decade00:24:33
and and and frankly if we're being00:24:34
honest, she she probably wasn't doing00:24:37
much with those 10 years anyway at at00:24:39
her job because most of these federal00:24:40
employees aren't.00:24:43
But Denise, for all that I've criticized00:24:45
her, is is 10,000 times more sympathetic00:24:48
than other alleged victims of this00:24:49
government shutdown. For example,00:24:53
this is a real video that was posted by00:24:55
Senator Amy Clolobachar after a recent00:24:58
testimony in Congress. And here's the00:25:00
caption that the senator posted. Quote,00:25:03
"Today we heard from Felicia, a single00:25:06
mom of four who works up to three jobs00:25:08
at a time to make ends meet. She counts00:25:10
on SNAP to help put food on the table.00:25:12
This is who Republicans in Congress are00:25:14
trying to take food away from. Listen to00:25:17
her story."00:25:19
So, here it is. This is Felicia who00:25:21
drives students uh who who you know00:25:23
drives students for the school district.00:25:26
And00:25:27
this is the person who they have chosen00:25:30
to put on camera as an example of00:25:33
someone who, you know, might starve00:25:34
without food stamps. Uh, so watch this.00:25:38
>> As an employee of the school district, I00:25:41
only get paid once a month. By time I00:25:43
get my bills paid, I have nothing left00:25:46
to pay for food and other basic needs.00:25:49
If it wasn't for SNAP benefits, I00:25:52
wouldn't be able to feed my children or00:25:54
myself. I work, pay my bills, and like00:25:58
every other mom, I want to be sure that00:26:01
I have enough food to put on the table.00:26:06
>> So, it almost seems like intentional. It00:26:09
it almost seems like a poke in the eye,00:26:11
an intentional poke in the eye, uh to00:26:15
trot this person out and then for00:26:17
Senator Klobuchar to post the video00:26:21
because I mean, if you're listening to00:26:22
the audio podcast and you didn't see the00:26:25
visual, let's just say that this woman00:26:28
does not appear to be starving. I mean,00:26:31
this woman is, and I'm not trying to be00:26:33
mean, but she's looks to be well over00:26:36
300 lb, probably pushing 400. And it00:26:40
it's the height of absurdity for a US00:26:42
senator to present this woman of all00:26:45
people as someone who urgently needs00:26:46
taxpayers to fund her grocery bill.00:26:50
She can again not try to be mean. It's00:26:52
just a fact. She could clearly afford00:26:53
major cutbacks to her food spending. And00:26:55
not only that, it would clearly be00:26:57
beneficial to her health.00:27:00
In fact, it's like the humane thing to00:27:02
to do to when you have someone like this00:27:04
who's going to die because they're00:27:06
they're overeing so much and they're00:27:07
eating all the wrong things to put them00:27:10
in a position where they have to think00:27:11
before they spend money on muffins and00:27:13
soda and candy and various slabs of meat00:27:16
and so on is actually it's actually good00:27:18
for them.00:27:20
And again, this is the most sympathetic00:27:21
witness that Democrats could find. It00:27:23
only gets worse from here. Illegal00:27:25
aliens, okay, are some of the main00:27:27
recipients of food stamps, for example.00:27:29
Well, here's a recent admission from the00:27:30
administration of uh Maine Governor00:27:33
Janet Mills. And in case you you can't00:27:36
make it out, Janet Mills acknowledges in00:27:38
this document that Maine provides SNAP00:27:39
benefits to non-citizens,00:27:42
including 5,000 non-citizens with EBT00:27:44
cards who don't have jobs even though00:27:46
they're eligible to work. And EBT cards00:27:49
are very valuable online uh as as you00:27:53
may imagine, or very valuable in00:27:54
general, as you may imagine. We'll put a00:27:56
few receipts on the screen right now. Uh00:27:58
some states print your total EBT balance00:28:00
on the receipt. And as you can see,00:28:02
there are people with EBT balances of00:28:04
over $10,000 in some cases. It's clearly00:28:08
in excess of what any reasonable person00:28:10
would need for groceries. Watch.00:28:13
>> I can tell you personally that when I00:28:15
worked at the grocery store and I cashed00:28:16
them out, the receipts were alarming.00:28:20
$13,00000:28:23
on EBT food, not including the $29,00000:28:28
that was on EBT cash. It's infuriating.00:28:32
Yes, sir.00:28:33
>> So, they're not getting 60000:28:35
>> and while they're dressed00:28:38
very well.00:28:40
Very well. Uh, how are you able to dress00:28:43
like that coming over here as running00:28:46
for help that were supposedly helping00:28:48
them? How are you dressed like that when00:28:50
we, the American people, are scrapping00:28:53
for the next set of work boots?00:28:56
That's a problem. That's a serious00:28:59
problem.00:29:02
It is indeed a serious problem. And it00:29:04
gets worse when you realize how many00:29:06
illegal aliens are taking advantage of00:29:07
the system. It's not just 5,000 people00:29:09
in Maine. This is from the Economic00:29:10
Policy Innovation Center. Quote, "The00:29:12
food stamp program provided benefits to00:29:14
1.4 million non-citizens in fiscal year00:29:16
2022. The latest data available from US00:29:18
Department of Agriculture. Another 2.200:29:20
million children living with00:29:21
non-citizens were also on food stamps.00:29:24
California led the way in enrolling00:29:25
non-citizens on food stamps with 273,00000:29:28
in fiscal years fiscal year 2022. So00:29:31
there's a clear incentive here for00:29:33
illegal aliens to have children. Not00:29:34
simply so that those children can be00:29:36
citizens, but also so that they can00:29:37
collect food stamps. That may may be00:29:39
part of the reason why according to the00:29:40
center for immigration studies quote00:29:42
compared to households headed by the00:29:43
US-born uh US-born immigrant-headed00:29:45
households have especially high use of00:29:47
food programs 36% versus 25% for the US00:29:51
born. Additionally, quote food stamp use00:29:54
by Afghan households increased the most00:29:56
from 19% to 35% between 2010 and 201900:30:00
while falling from 11% to 10% for00:30:03
nativeorn households. Yes, 35%00:30:08
of Afghan households were on food00:30:10
stamps. A typical family of four will00:30:12
receive around $800 in monthly00:30:14
assistance, which is more than many00:30:15
American families spend of their own00:30:18
money.00:30:20
This is not just wasteful spending. This00:30:21
is a direct attack on you and your00:30:24
family. You're being robbed at gunpoint00:30:26
by the state and forced to subsidize00:30:27
foreigners. We are inviting people to00:30:30
come to this country and live off of the00:30:32
labor of its citizens.00:30:36
Words cannot describe how evil this is.00:30:38
And by the way,00:30:40
for anyone who still draws comparisons00:30:42
between, well, the immigrants who come00:30:44
here is no different from uh you know,00:30:46
your ancestors who came here in the 180000:30:49
in the 1800s or the 1700s.00:30:52
No, see this is the different among00:30:54
others. This is one of the big00:30:56
differences,00:30:58
right? because because you know00:31:00
historically the people who came to this00:31:02
country, the pioneers, they weren't00:31:04
coming here to get free food.00:31:07
It didn't work that way.00:31:10
They had to provide for themselves and00:31:11
their families and their communities.00:31:13
Now we have immigrants coming for free00:31:15
stuff that we have to pay for. We have00:31:17
to feed them.00:31:19
I've long said that government shutdowns00:31:21
serve no purpose, that they inevitably00:31:22
get resolved with no meaningful00:31:24
interruption or changes to anyone's00:31:25
life. This particular shutdown presents00:31:27
a clear opportunity for a different00:31:28
result. I mean, this time around it's00:31:30
extremely easy to see how much overt00:31:31
waste and corruption is inherent in the00:31:34
SNAP system largely because the people00:31:36
receiving these benefits, you know,00:31:38
can't stop posting on TikTok kind of00:31:39
bragging about bragging about how00:31:41
wasteful it is. They're revealing00:31:42
inadvertently that they don't actually00:31:44
need the money. They're telling us that00:31:46
they don't need the money in about a00:31:48
dozen different ways by making threats,00:31:49
by highlighting the testimony of00:31:51
morbidly obese women, by admitting that00:31:53
they're handing the cash to illegal00:31:56
aliens and so on. So, let's listen to00:31:58
these people for once. Let's abolish the00:32:01
SNAP program altogether. Let's make this00:32:04
government shutdown the first shutdown00:32:05
in the history of this country that's00:32:06
actually been productive.00:32:08
Nobody's going to starve as a result,00:32:11
but a few million people against their00:32:13
will might have to learn the00:32:15
allimportant twin concepts of budgeting00:32:17
and dieting. And if that happens, which00:32:20
it will, if SNAP is abolished, we will00:32:23
all be much better off as a result.00:32:26
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right. Yesterday, we talked about Zoran00:33:55
Mani, who claimed that his aunt was the00:33:57
real victim of 9/11. Nobody suffered on00:33:59
911 like Zoron Mdani's aunt did because00:34:02
she felt weird wearing a hijab on the00:34:05
train after 911. Nothing happened to her00:34:07
to be clear. She was not the victim of00:34:08
any kind of attack. Uh nobody even said00:34:11
anything to her apparently.00:34:14
She just felt weird wearing the you know00:34:17
the scarf after 9/11.00:34:19
And that was a tragedy.00:34:22
That was a tragedy so great that 2500:34:24
years later, Zoramdani couldn't even00:34:27
talk about it without crying. Well,00:34:30
there's one problem with this story that00:34:31
we alluded to yesterday, and that is00:34:33
that um aside, well, there's a lot of00:34:35
problems, but one one of them is that00:34:38
this aunt doesn't appear to actually00:34:40
exist.00:34:42
Bit of a minor detail, only minor if00:34:45
you're a pathological liar. So, Mandani00:34:47
was asked about this yesterday and u00:34:49
here's what he said.00:34:51
In a recent address, you referenced your00:34:54
aunt and some of the harassment she was00:34:56
facing post 911. Is that a blood00:34:58
relative?00:34:59
>> Yes, that's I was speaking about my00:35:01
aunt. I was speaking about Zafui,00:35:05
my father's cousin00:35:07
who sadly passed away a few years ago.00:35:11
And00:35:13
for the takeaway from my more than00:35:14
10-minute address about Islamophobia in00:35:17
this race and in this city to be the00:35:19
question of my aunt tells you everything00:35:21
about Andrew Cuomo.00:35:25
>> Okay. So, this aunt was his father's00:35:28
cousin, which means that his aunt is not00:35:31
really his aunt, but that would be his00:35:33
what his second cousin or his first00:35:35
cousin once removed or whatever. Not00:35:38
exactly sure. Definitely not his aunt.00:35:40
Um, so he lied. And this is not a00:35:42
pedantic thing, by the way. This is not00:35:44
like some kind of technicality.00:35:46
The lie actually does matter because it00:35:49
was a calculated lie is what I'm saying.00:35:51
It was not. It was a calculated lie00:35:53
because let's pretend. I mean, the whole00:35:55
point of him bringing it up was he was00:35:56
trying to say that Islamophobia is this00:35:58
terrible thing. It's a real problem.00:36:01
Well, let's pretend that the story is00:36:03
true. Aside from him lying about the00:36:04
relationship, let's pretend that the00:36:06
everything else is true.00:36:08
Well, imagine how different it sounds if00:36:12
he had been honest and said,00:36:15
"Islamophobia is is real.00:36:18
My father's cousin was nervous about00:36:20
wearing a hijab."00:36:23
That doesn't sound nearly as compelling,00:36:25
does it? I mean, the original story00:36:27
didn't sound compelling either, but the00:36:28
point is that your father's cousin,00:36:31
right? But if you're trying to, you00:36:32
know, use some sort of anecdotal00:36:33
argument to prove that something is a00:36:35
this this is if you want to use an00:36:37
anecdote to try to indicate that there's00:36:39
some kind of major systemic problem00:36:41
going on, well, already that's a problem00:36:43
because an anecdote would not prove00:36:44
anything. But if the anecdote is your00:36:47
father's cousin,00:36:49
then it it just it it actually proves00:36:51
the opposite point, right? That's um00:36:56
you you know the nearest the nearest00:36:59
that is quoteunquote Islamophobia has00:37:01
ever hit home for you is when you're00:37:03
distant relation your father's cousin00:37:07
didn't want to wear a hijab00:37:09
which again makes the opposite point of00:37:11
the one that mom Donnie is trying to00:37:12
make00:37:14
uh which is why he lied00:37:17
you know it was entirely calculated and00:37:20
everything this guy says is of course uh00:37:23
entirely calculated.00:37:26
Which is why I also don't I there have00:37:28
been some conservatives who I I've seen00:37:29
here and there like on on X have00:37:32
um00:37:35
who have wanted to give Mom Donnie some00:37:37
credit to some extent even if they're00:37:40
not agreeing with him on the issues.00:37:42
They want to give him credit.00:37:45
Give him credit for having a populist00:37:47
economic message and all this kind of00:37:49
stuff.00:37:51
I don't give him credit for anything.00:37:53
I mean, this guy, this is an evil guy.00:37:56
He's a liar. He's a fraud. He's a phony.00:38:01
And I don't even give him credit because00:38:02
I I keep hearing again even from some00:38:04
people on the right that well, he's so00:38:05
charismatic and likable.00:38:08
What? What are you I mean, I'm not00:38:11
trying to be contrarian. Far far be it00:38:14
for me to ever be contrarian, but I'm00:38:16
really It's really not what I'm doing00:38:17
here. like I you know there if someone's00:38:21
on the left and they're charismatic I'll00:38:22
admit that they're charismatic because00:38:23
that doesn't you could be charismatic00:38:24
and still evil. We all know that.00:38:27
But in this case I just don't00:38:30
I don't see it. What do you mean he's00:38:32
what? Like what's special about this00:38:33
guy?00:38:36
Um we know his his his he's a communist.00:38:39
So all of his positions are communist00:38:42
positions. They're not populist00:38:43
positions. They're communist positions.00:38:46
But what's the part I' I've seen at this00:38:47
point a lot of clips of this guy00:38:48
unfortunately and we've talked about on00:38:50
the show and done a fair amount of00:38:51
research into him and I've just been00:38:53
waiting for that clip where I would see00:38:55
it and go, "Wow, this guy's got a lot of00:38:56
charisma. This is a really talented00:38:57
politician." Instead, it's just like00:38:58
it's pretty standard boilerplate stuff00:39:02
for a politician. I just don't see it. I00:39:04
don't know what everyone's talking00:39:05
about. Now then again, they said that00:39:07
about Obama and I felt the same way. I I00:39:08
I hear Obama speak and I'm like, "What00:39:10
are you what is everyone talking about?00:39:12
This guy is some sort of one of the00:39:15
great orators of our generation. Really?00:39:18
I I00:39:21
don't see it. I don't know what you're00:39:22
talking about. And I certainly don't see00:39:24
it with this guy.00:39:27
Not that it matters anyway. I mean,00:39:29
charismatic or not, he's an evil guy and00:39:31
he's going to destroy whatever is left00:39:33
of New York. Speaking of liars, by the00:39:36
way, this was funny. Last week I I00:39:38
responded to the failed MSNBC00:39:40
personality Medi Hassan who we can all00:39:43
agree is certainly somebody without00:39:45
charisma and he was trying to explain it00:39:48
all started because he was trying to00:39:49
explain he was giving some kind of I00:39:50
don't even know the he was talking to00:39:52
somebody who asked him a question on00:39:54
camera but he was trying to explain why00:39:57
the Muslim call to prayer blasting out00:39:59
at 5 in the morning in an American town00:40:02
is just as legitimate as church bells in00:40:05
America. And then he went on to say that00:40:07
he is just as American as anybody else.00:40:09
Even though he's a Muslim00:40:12
Indian who came here from the UK 1000:40:15
years ago to work for Al Jazzer. Okay.00:40:17
He came here in his mid30s00:40:19
to work in media.00:40:22
Uh well Medie didn't. So I I talked00:40:24
about the show. We we I responded to it00:40:26
and um Medie really didn't like my00:40:29
response that much. He was pretty00:40:30
offended by it.00:40:32
It's it's clear that he was especially00:40:34
offended when I pointed out that his00:40:37
show got low ratings. That in particular00:40:39
really got to him. So, he's been00:40:41
tweeting at me for days now. I mean, for00:40:44
days he he has been posting frantically.00:40:48
Um, and he did a video response which00:40:50
was really quite low effort and low00:40:52
energy. And he's also just been tweeting00:40:56
multiple times a day, every day. And it00:40:58
finally culminated last night in in in00:41:00
the inevitable, right? I mean, this is a00:41:03
guy who00:41:05
there's just nothing going on. He's like00:41:07
a a totally empty person. There's00:41:09
nothing.00:41:11
I I think if you were to peer inside his00:41:14
mind, I don't And you know, you might00:41:16
argue it's probably a pretty dark place,00:41:17
but I think it's dark in the sense like00:41:19
there's just nothing happening. Nothing00:41:21
happening inside his mind at all. just a00:41:23
very a very stupid unimpressive00:41:27
uh person who's failed in everything00:41:29
he's tried to do in life. So, but that00:41:31
also makes him predictable. So, you know00:41:33
exactly what he's going to do. So, he he00:41:35
this is what it culminated in. He tagged00:41:36
Ben Shapiro in a post to try to get me00:41:40
fired. And the basis for this was that I00:41:44
retweeted a bar graph about EBT from00:41:48
some random account that had a bar graph00:41:50
that I thought was interesting. And so I00:41:52
retweeted the bar graph and apparently00:41:54
according to Medi this guy posted this00:41:56
whoever this random account is posted00:41:57
something offensive a year ago or00:41:59
whatever I don't know the lamest00:42:00
possible pretense. So he tweeted this.00:42:03
Hey Ben Shapiro I know you're super00:42:04
tagging Ben. I know you're super00:42:06
anti-semitism00:42:08
uh or super anti- anti-semitism. So just00:42:11
letting you know an employee of yours00:42:12
Matt Walsh is sharing graphs from a card00:42:15
carrying farright Nazis sounding00:42:18
anti-semite.00:42:20
So, we've reached the um tattletail00:42:22
portion of Medie's public meltdown.00:42:24
We've reached the part where he's00:42:25
running to the principal. I'm telling00:42:28
I'm telling00:42:31
Mom, Matt's being mean.00:42:35
That's That's what we've got to.00:42:38
And the funny thing is that first of00:42:40
all, I'm not getting fired. Uh second,00:42:42
what does he think it would accomplish00:42:45
if I did get fired?00:42:48
Would I just retire from public life and00:42:50
like it's not going to happen. But would00:42:51
I retire from public life and never say00:42:54
another word again? Is that is that what00:42:56
he's hoping for? Is that the plan?00:42:59
Well, that's not how it works anymore.00:43:01
And this is the problem for these people00:43:03
is that they only have two modes, right?00:43:07
Only two modes. And and and they they uh00:43:10
they have not developed a third mode.00:43:12
It's only two. and the first mode. So00:43:15
when when you challenge them and what00:43:18
you got to keep in mind, Medasan is the00:43:20
kind of guy who's he's he has not00:43:23
he really hasn't he's not put himself in00:43:26
positions in life where he would be00:43:27
challenged and he's always you know he's00:43:29
at MSNBC. He was he was at Al Jazzer.00:43:32
He's like stayed very firmly in these00:43:34
bubbles where nobody would ever00:43:36
challenge him. Also nobody's watching00:43:38
him. Nobody cares. No one's listening to00:43:39
what he says. So he doesn't get00:43:41
challenged.00:43:43
And now for the first time he's getting00:43:45
challenged a little bit and he he can't00:43:46
take it. So he he goes back to these the00:43:48
only two modes and the first mode is to00:43:50
call you a bigot blah blah you're a00:43:52
racist whatever.00:43:55
Uh tried that surprisingly not00:43:58
effective. You know yelling the word00:44:01
racist at me for the 10 billionth time00:44:03
shockingly has no effect. Like you can00:44:07
say it it's there's no reason. You you00:44:09
may as well just be shouting gibberish.00:44:12
like the word doesn't mean anything to00:44:14
me. And um all that accomplished was00:44:18
encouraging thousands of people to laugh00:44:19
at him and mock him, which they were00:44:21
doing. So now he's moved on to step00:44:23
number two, which is the only other00:44:26
thing, which is okay, that didn't work.00:44:27
Let's try to get him fired. Uh so this00:44:30
is the problem that the left has. They00:44:32
only have these two strategies, these00:44:33
two moves, and both of them are totally00:44:35
ineffectual now. They've been rendered00:44:37
completely impotent, and they don't know00:44:40
what to do about it.00:44:42
And uh it's pathetic to watch. It's also00:44:45
kind of funny, but it's pathetic,00:44:48
especially in Medy's case. I think it's00:44:50
really, really sad. This guy got fired00:44:52
from his job at MSNBC because his show00:44:54
was pulling in 37,00000:44:57
viewers in the key demographic. 37,000,00:45:01
which is almost impossibly bad. Do you00:45:04
understand? I mean, keep in mind, cable00:45:06
news, a certain level of viewership is00:45:08
baked in. you automatically get it's00:45:10
like when you sign your name on the SAT00:45:13
or whatever and you get you00:45:14
automatically get points just for00:45:15
signing your name.00:45:17
So, uh00:45:19
you know when you when you account for00:45:21
dentist office waiting rooms and and uh00:45:25
airport terminals, that kind of thing.00:45:26
So, a certain amount of it is baked in.00:45:28
Taking those out, was any human in the00:45:31
entire country actually choosing to tune00:45:32
in to Mediasan's show?00:45:37
It's doubtful. woman. Maybe he had some00:45:38
family members. Maybe maybe mom00:45:41
Donniey's dad's cousin was watching. I00:45:43
don't know. So very low numbers. But00:45:45
then he gets fired. He tries to become a00:45:46
podcaster. Nobody cares. Nobody's00:45:48
listening. He's making no cultural00:45:50
impact whatsoever.00:45:52
I mean, you could go up, pull a thousand00:45:54
people, random people, doesn't matter.00:45:57
You know, poll a thousand people, ask00:45:59
them who's your favorite podcaster,00:46:01
who's your favorite commentator, who's00:46:03
someone who's really making an impact on00:46:04
you. Zero of the 10,000 would say,00:46:07
"Well, you know, Medi Hassan, that's my00:46:10
guy." Zero of the 10,000 would say that.00:46:15
And so now he's uh it's gotten so bad00:46:16
that he's actually been like this week,00:46:18
he's been tweeting, bragging about how00:46:20
many views he got on his rebuttal to my00:46:22
video, even though all of his views are00:46:24
people who clicked on the video so they00:46:26
could leave a comment making fun of him.00:46:28
So all the comments are just crapping00:46:30
all over him.00:46:32
The guy had one viral video in his life00:46:34
and it was the one where he was talking00:46:36
about me and 98% of the views are people00:46:39
hate watching and he's so happy about00:46:41
it. He's so happy. For the first time00:46:44
he's been he's been he's been kind of00:46:46
plugging away in the media business for00:46:48
for decades really and no one has ever00:46:52
cared or paid attention or watched at00:46:54
all. And for the first time, people are00:46:57
watching. And even though they're00:46:58
watching just so they can leave a00:47:00
comment and make fun of him, it's still00:47:02
like he's so kind of happy to have been00:47:05
noticed. And I just uh I I actually feel00:47:08
bad. Well, I would almost feel bad for00:47:09
him if he wasn't such an anti-American,00:47:11
anti-Christian, detestable, soulless,00:47:13
parasitic, grifting, scumbag liar. If it00:47:15
weren't for that, I would actually feel00:47:17
bad for him.00:47:19
Um, speaking of other people that are00:47:22
kind of pathetic, Karen Jean Pair has00:47:23
been on her book tour and uh, I think00:47:27
it's a book tour. I think she has a book00:47:28
out or something. But yesterday she00:47:31
appeared on MSNBC where she again made00:47:33
her case for why people should pay00:47:35
attention to her. And her case is that00:47:39
she's a queer black woman. And she has00:47:42
found a way because I've seen a few00:47:44
clips now of her on this book tour.00:47:45
every single interview she finds a way00:47:47
to wedge that in. And it's always in00:47:49
response to a question that has nothing00:47:51
to do with it. It's always like, "Oh,00:47:54
Karen, great to see you. What did you00:47:55
eat for breakfast this morning?" Well,00:47:57
you know, as a queer black woman, I I I00:48:00
ate waffles.00:48:03
As a as a clear as a queer black woman,00:48:07
I decided I need to order some waffles.00:48:11
So, she's been doing this her whole00:48:12
career. So, I thought it'd be fun. I had00:48:14
my my team go back and just kind of make00:48:16
a montage of every time. Well, not even00:48:17
every time, like not close to every00:48:19
time, but some of the times when Karen00:48:21
Gene Pair has bragged about being a00:48:23
queer black woman. Let's watch.00:48:27
>> I woke up every day as a as a black00:48:31
woman who is queer00:48:32
>> and as the first openly queer person to00:48:35
hold the position of press secretary for00:48:37
the president of the United States, I00:48:39
see every day how important visibility00:48:41
and representation are. I am a black gay00:48:43
immigrant woman.00:48:44
>> As the first black openly queer white00:48:47
house press secretary as a black woman00:48:49
as a person who's also LGBTQ as a black00:48:53
woman who has walked through the walls00:48:56
of the White House that I meant a lot to00:48:59
people of because of the communities00:49:00
that I represented and it they felt seen00:49:04
when they saw me at the podium whether00:49:05
it was women of color, black women,00:49:07
queer community, LGBTQ community,00:49:10
immigrant, they felt seen. I am a black00:49:12
woman. I am a queer woman. I am an00:49:15
immigrant. I'm black. I'm a black woman.00:49:17
I'm queer. I'm an immigrant. And I'm00:49:19
Haitian American.00:49:23
>> You know,00:49:25
I could be wrong.00:49:27
And listen, I'm not I'm no Karen Jean00:49:29
Pair biographer by any means, but it00:49:32
seems like maybe she's a queer black00:49:35
woman. I'm I'm picking up on subtle00:49:38
hints. I subtly she she just le she she00:49:40
drops these little hints every once in a00:49:42
while. These little little breadcrumbs.00:49:44
She drops these little breadcrumbs,00:49:46
these little queer breadcrumbs. And you00:49:49
you follow the breadcrumbs through the00:49:51
forest00:49:52
very care. You need you need like a a00:49:54
magnifying glass to follow the00:49:56
breadcrumbs through the forest and then00:49:58
you get to the oh, it's a queer black00:49:59
woman. It leads all the way to a queer00:50:01
black woman in the forest.00:50:03
Um00:50:05
it's imperceptible. I mean, it really00:50:07
is. It's very faint. That's very00:50:08
imperceptible.00:50:10
So, I think now look, I've been doing00:50:12
this for a long time in the in the media00:50:14
business. So, I I there's some media00:50:16
savvy you need to look at that clip and00:50:19
read between the lines00:50:22
and you can kind of tell that what she's00:50:24
wants to highlight is that she's a queer00:50:26
black woman.00:50:28
So, I know you need me you need me to00:50:30
interpret that for you. So, I just want00:50:31
to let you know.00:50:34
Um00:50:35
anyway,00:50:38
speaking of uh you know things that00:50:40
don't work anymore, I mean this this00:50:43
you know she's she's00:50:46
Karen Jean Pair was living her best life00:50:52
in the year 2020 in the year of Floyd.00:50:56
Right. that there was about there was00:50:57
about 6 and 1/2 minutes of of time00:51:01
when just saying that may have been00:51:04
enough in in some audiences to like win00:51:08
win win an argument00:51:10
and she is clinging on to it.00:51:14
Uh and the whole culture has moved way00:51:16
beyond this,00:51:19
right? No one should have ever cared00:51:21
like being able to say, "I'm a queer00:51:22
black woman." That should not have ever00:51:24
won an I mean, it never actually did win00:51:26
an argument, but it it should never00:51:27
have, you know, it should not have there00:51:30
should not have been any social credit00:51:31
that you that you gain from saying that.00:51:35
Um, but you did for a time and now00:51:38
everyone's moved on and so everyone00:51:40
hears that and says the same thing,00:51:42
which is okay.00:51:46
Hand00:51:49
Queer Black Woman.00:51:51
Queer Black Woman. The Karen Jean Pear00:51:53
story. That should be that should be her00:51:55
the You know, the only surprising thing00:51:56
is that that is not the title of her me00:52:00
of her book. I don't think it is. Maybe00:52:01
it is. What is the What's her What's her00:52:04
book called?00:52:06
Does she put that in the title?00:52:09
No, she doesn't. Okay. A look inside a00:52:12
broken white house is the name of the00:52:14
book. Independent. A look inside a00:52:16
broken white I never even looked up the00:52:18
books. That's a look inside a broken00:52:20
white house. Like the white house that00:52:22
she was a part of that she was helping00:52:24
to run.00:52:27
So I'm I'm shocked that the title of the00:52:29
book is not00:52:32
queer black woman.00:52:36
The story of Karen Gene Pair.00:52:39
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When you do a show like this long00:54:50
enough, inev inevitably there are00:54:52
stories that end up resurfacing over the00:54:54
years. said, "Yeah, occasionally there's00:54:55
a reason to revisit some of my old old00:54:59
monologues, if you can believe it." And00:55:01
when this happens, it's never a good00:55:03
thing. In fact, it's usually because00:55:05
some horrible disaster has occurred. And00:55:07
we spent several shows talking about the00:55:08
imminent risk of a mid-air collision at00:55:11
low altitude, for example, and then00:55:12
after that military helicopter crashed00:55:14
into an American Airlines jet, all of a00:55:16
sudden those old shows became relevant00:55:18
again. And today is yet another one of00:55:20
these moments. Now, we have to revisit00:55:22
an old episode because a horrible00:55:24
tragedy, one that was extremely00:55:26
painfully preventable, has occurred. So,00:55:28
I'm going to play a short excerpt from00:55:30
my opening monologue back in September00:55:32
of 2023. Here's the background. I was00:55:34
talking about the killing of a00:55:36
17-year-old white high school student in00:55:38
Akran, Ohio named Ethan Lyman. In the00:55:41
summer of 2022, Lyming and his friends00:55:44
decided to harass random people with a00:55:46
toy gun that shot water pellets. In00:55:48
particular, Lyming and his friends shot00:55:50
water pellets at three black men between00:55:52
the ages of 19 and 21 who were playing00:55:54
basketball, including a man named00:55:55
Deshawn Stafford. And initially, the00:55:58
three men thought they were under00:55:59
attack, started to run away, but00:56:02
eventually the three men apparently00:56:04
realizing that there was no actual00:56:06
imminent threat of, you know, threat to00:56:08
them, ran back towards Lying. And once00:56:11
they caught up to him, Deshaawn Stafford00:56:13
brutally beat and stomped Ethan Lying to00:56:16
death. This was not a case of00:56:18
self-defense. Okay, at this point, they00:56:21
were well past the point where they knew00:56:22
this was not a real gun. It was water.00:56:25
And they're stomping on him. And it's a00:56:27
pretty good indication if you're00:56:28
stomping on someone on the ground, that00:56:31
means it's not self-defense because that00:56:32
means they're on the ground.00:56:35
Lying was found with blood coming out of00:56:37
his ears and nose. There was a shoe00:56:38
print on his chest. And on top of that,00:56:41
Stafford and his friends stole Lying's00:56:43
car and fled the scene after Lying was00:56:45
dead. Now, prosecutors initially brought00:56:47
murder charges, but they later decided00:56:48
to reduce the charges to involuntary00:56:50
manslaughter and assault after one of00:56:51
the prosecutors said that Lyming had had00:56:53
died in a case of quote hood justice,00:56:56
meaning Ethan Lyming had it coming.00:56:59
So, notice what's happening here. Three00:57:01
black men brutally executed a white00:57:03
17-year-old.00:57:05
Um, not because it was self-defense, but00:57:07
just because they were mad at him. They00:57:09
were just mad. They wanted to make a00:57:10
point. And there were obvious reasons to00:57:14
suspect that the race of the victim00:57:15
contributed to the brutality of the00:57:17
killing. But instead of talking about00:57:19
that, prosecutors used race to absolve00:57:21
the killers of responsibility.00:57:24
Well, they were just dispensing hood00:57:25
justice.00:57:27
Clear implication is that the white kid00:57:29
had it coming because this is how00:57:31
justice works in black neighborhoods00:57:33
like this apparently. Then at trial, the00:57:35
jury, again, presumably for racial00:57:37
reasons, failed to convict Deshaawn00:57:38
Stafford on involuntary manslaughter. In00:57:41
the end, he was only convicted for00:57:43
assault. And here's what I said at the00:57:45
time for context.00:57:47
This week, Ethan Lying's killers got off00:57:50
with a with a conviction for assault.00:57:52
That's it. They were acquitted of00:57:53
involuntary manslaughter. It's as if00:57:55
they just got into a nasty bar fight or00:57:57
something. They stomped somebody to00:58:00
death and all they're getting is an00:58:02
assault charge, conviction, rather. So,00:58:05
they'll almost certainly be out of jail00:58:06
within two years, if not sooner.00:58:09
This is jury nullification. encouraged00:58:10
by prosecutors. There's no other term00:58:12
that you can use to describe this.00:58:16
>> Now, I referred to this verdict as jury00:58:18
nullification, but uh actually it was00:58:21
worse than that. The prosecutors decided00:58:23
not to retry any of the other defendants00:58:25
on the inval involuntary manslaughter00:58:27
charge, even though they could have done00:58:28
so. So, the prosecutors effectively00:58:30
endorsed the jury's decision to convict00:58:32
Deshawn Stafford and his codefendants00:58:35
for uh assault. As as I predicted at the00:58:38
time, Stafford ended up spending less00:58:40
than two years in prison. Specifically,00:58:42
he spent the six months of his sentence00:58:44
in a halfway house that was fully00:58:46
released in December of 2024.00:58:49
But his freedom didn't last long. This00:58:50
summer, he was arrested once again. And00:58:53
shortly afterwards, he had another00:58:54
criminal conviction on his record. This00:58:56
is from a report in Yahoo News from the00:58:57
beginning of this month. Quote, "Two00:58:59
brothers who were convicted of assault00:59:00
charges in the beating death of an Acron00:59:02
teen in the I Promise school parking lot00:59:05
has been convicted of new felony00:59:06
charges. Desan Shafford was sentenced to00:59:08
provate probation this week for a drug00:59:10
charge. Stafford, 23, was at a party on00:59:12
June 29th when he was approached by an00:59:14
officer while dancing in the street. The00:59:15
officer found cocaine in his pocket.00:59:17
Judge Mary Margaret Rollins placed00:59:20
Deshawn on probation for six months on00:59:22
December on October 1st. This is the00:59:25
judge in question for what it's worth.00:59:28
Um, and for our audio podcast listeners,00:59:30
she's exactly what you would expect her00:59:32
to look like. Um,00:59:35
which is to say she's a woman because in00:59:38
so many of these cases, as we've seen,00:59:40
it just so happens, coincidentally,00:59:43
in so many cases where they let these um00:59:45
violent thugs out, uh, it's these are00:59:48
female judges. Not always, but but so00:59:50
often. She gave Deshawn Stafford00:59:53
probation with no prison time after he00:59:55
was caught with cocaine immediately00:59:57
after getting out of prison for killing00:59:58
someone. Now, make no mistake about it.01:00:01
The judge knew exactly what she was01:00:02
doing. She knows that people who commit01:00:05
a crime, any crime, are dramatically01:00:06
more likely than the general population01:00:08
to commit violent crimes in the future.01:00:09
With each crime they commit, that01:00:11
likelihood increases exponentially.01:00:13
That's especially true when you're01:00:15
talking about serious crimes like01:00:16
violent assault and cocaine possession.01:00:18
If we went back to three strike laws,01:00:21
something like 50% of all violent crime01:00:24
would vanish overnight.01:00:27
So, the only reason not to throw the01:00:29
book at somebody like Deshawn Stafford01:00:30
is because you want him to commit more01:00:32
crime and destroy even more lives. And01:00:34
indeed, in a matter of weeks,01:00:37
that's exactly what Deshawn Stafford01:00:39
did. He killed yet another young white01:00:43
victim. Watch.01:00:45
Man who served time in connection to the01:00:47
death of an Akran High School student01:00:48
has now been charged for his connection01:00:51
to shooting and killing an innocent01:00:52
bystander. Deshawn Stafford is facing01:00:55
several charges, including murder in the01:00:57
deadly shooting of Timothy Hutchinson.01:01:00
Police say Hutchinson was caught in the01:01:01
crossfire earlier this month in Highland01:01:04
Square. Investigators believe Stafford01:01:06
shot at a man who then fired back,01:01:08
hitting Hutchinson. The other suspect01:01:11
has been arrested, facing separate01:01:12
charges. Stafford was released earlier01:01:15
this year after serving time for an01:01:17
assault charge in the death of01:01:18
17-year-old Ethan Lyming back in 2022.01:01:21
Lyming died from a head injury during a01:01:22
fight with Stafford and his brother01:01:24
after Lyming and his friend shot gel01:01:26
pellets at them while they were playing01:01:27
basketball outside the I Promise School01:01:29
in Akran. News 5's Bob Jones spoke with01:01:31
Hutchinson's father earlier this month.01:01:33
He told us his son loved to fish and01:01:35
camp and he had graduated from the01:01:37
University of Akran just last spring01:01:39
with a degree in mechanical engineering01:01:41
and he was working in Worcester.01:01:45
So this is essentially a felony murder01:01:47
charge as best I could tell. Uh Deshan01:01:49
Stafford started shooting at someone and01:01:52
in self-defense that person shot back01:01:54
and accidentally hit 25-year-old Timothy01:01:57
Hutchinson who was an innocent01:01:58
bystander. But because he started the01:02:00
shootout, Stafford is being charged for01:02:02
Hutchinson's murder because he is 100%01:02:04
responsible. He he, you know, he is the01:02:06
murderer here. Now, in an ideal an ideal01:02:08
society, uh that would be the end of the01:02:11
story. But we obviously don't live in an01:02:12
ideal society. So, we have to ask, will01:02:14
that charge stick? Will a jury nullify01:02:18
those charges as well?01:02:20
And if not, what kind of sentence do you01:02:22
think the liberal female judge will hand01:02:24
down? What's your best guess? Five01:02:28
years, 1001:02:30
after killing his second person.01:02:33
How many? Now, personally, I predict01:02:35
eight years or so at most. When Deshawn01:02:38
Stafford finally kills someone that the01:02:40
system cares about, meaning not a white01:02:42
guy, that's when he'll face serious01:02:45
lifelong consequences and not a moment01:02:46
sooner. That's because, as it's01:02:48
currently set up, our justice system,01:02:50
this is the way it work works. Our01:02:52
justice system will basically spot you01:02:55
one murder as long as you're in the01:02:58
right demographic. If you're in the01:02:59
right demographic and you are a an01:03:02
official codified victim according to01:03:04
the way the system works, which is to01:03:07
say you're anything but a white guy,01:03:09
then this they'll give you one like you01:03:11
can kill one person with no significant01:03:13
penalty.01:03:15
after you kill your second, and it's01:03:18
guaranteed you will, then they'll think01:03:20
about maybe putting you away for a01:03:22
decade or two. This is literally how the01:03:25
system works, and it's total madness.01:03:28
Every other day, we hear about people01:03:29
getting killed because the government,01:03:30
in the name of equity, decided not to01:03:31
enforce the law. Remember this crash01:03:33
from last week? You can see it on the01:03:35
screen. A 21-year-old illegal migrant01:03:37
from India drove an 18-wheeler um into01:03:41
stop traffic on the freeway in01:03:42
California. didn't even attempt to hit01:03:44
the brakes, killed three people,01:03:46
seriously injured several others. The01:03:47
driver, Jashin uh Pit Singh, entered01:03:51
this country illegally in 2022, but01:03:53
instead of deporting him, the B01:03:54
administration let him stay. Now,01:03:56
several people are dead, including01:03:57
76-year-old Clarence Nelson and01:03:59
69-year-old Lisa Nelson. Now, Singh has01:04:01
been charged with vehicular manslaughter01:04:03
while intoxicated and driving under the01:04:05
influence. And those sound like serious01:04:08
charges, but as an illegal alien, Singh01:04:10
is obviously entitled to preferential01:04:12
treatment.01:04:13
you know, which with with how things01:04:14
work now. So, with that in mind, how01:04:17
long until a California judge lets him01:04:19
loose without informing ICE, of course,01:04:23
how long until Sing is driving his01:04:25
18-wheeler again? How long until he01:04:28
slaughters more victims? 5 years, less.01:04:32
At a certain point, we have to decide01:04:33
how long we're going to allow our01:04:34
communities to be held hostage by these01:04:36
barbarians.01:04:38
No one should get a mulligan after01:04:40
killing another human being or invading01:04:41
our country or committing any other01:04:43
serious crime.01:04:45
You know, when I did a show on Ethan01:04:47
Lying back in 2023, I received more than01:04:48
a few comments about how Ethan Lying was01:04:51
in the wrong and had it coming for01:04:53
shooting the toy gun at those three01:04:55
black men. And these people criticize me01:04:58
for assuming the worst about Deshawn01:04:59
Stafford.01:05:01
Well, you know, guess what? Sometimes01:05:03
assuming the worst is the right01:05:05
approach. Sometimes it saves the lives01:05:07
of innocent people. And the possibility01:05:10
of saving an innocent person is01:05:11
infinitely more important than showing01:05:13
kindness to criminals or giving them the01:05:15
benefit of the doubt or giving them a01:05:17
second chance.01:05:19
The deaths of Timothy Hutchinson,01:05:21
Clarence Nelson, and Lisa Nelson were01:05:24
horrible, yes, but they were also01:05:25
extremely predictable and preventable.01:05:29
And it's time we start preventing them.01:05:33
That'll do it for the show today. Thanks01:05:34
for watching. Thanks for listening. Talk01:05:35
to you tomorrow. Have a great day.01:05:37
Godspeed.01:05:39
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