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Today the Matt Wall show a monstrous00:00:01
killer murdered a child a few years ago.00:00:03
He's currently a free man walking the00:00:05
streets. How is that possible? Well,00:00:07
this case is not only shocking, it00:00:08
should be a wakeup call for the country.00:00:10
We'll talk about it. Also, a federal00:00:11
judge tells Trump that he's not allowed00:00:13
to deploy troops to Portland. Is it time00:00:15
for Trump to finally defy these activist00:00:17
judges and let the chips fall? Also, the00:00:19
Democrat attorney general candidate in00:00:21
Virginia detailed his violent fantasies00:00:23
in writing, fantasizing about murdering00:00:25
his political opponents and watching00:00:26
their children die. But has this00:00:28
revelation caused a single Democrat00:00:30
anywhere in the country to call for him00:00:31
to drop out? Of course not. We'll talk00:00:33
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to share your values. Today we're going00:01:57
to talk about a case that is without00:02:00
resorting to hyperbole the worst00:02:02
miscarriage of justice that I've ever00:02:04
heard about in my life. You know, we00:02:06
spent a lot of time on the epidemic of00:02:09
soft on crime policies in this country.00:02:11
We've talked about how woke DAs and00:02:13
judges and in some cases juries have00:02:15
conspired to release the most violent00:02:17
and dangerous criminals back out onto00:02:19
the streets. And today we have what I00:02:21
think is the worst example of this00:02:23
trend, which is saying a lot because00:02:25
there have been some really bad ones.00:02:27
This one's so bad that if you haven't00:02:29
heard about the case already, you're00:02:30
going to you're going to find it very00:02:31
hard to believe. You're going to want to00:02:32
Google it and check my facts, which you00:02:34
should. And after you do, you'll see00:02:36
that not only is this case as bad as I00:02:39
say, but the more you look into it, the00:02:42
worse it gets. We'll get into all the00:02:44
horrific details, but but here's the00:02:46
headline. Uh, a man who broke into a00:02:48
home and stabbed a six-year-old child to00:02:51
death is currently out of prison walking00:02:54
the streets as a free man. He spent less00:02:57
than 10 years in prison for this crime,00:02:59
for the intentional, brutal, savage00:03:01
killing of a six-year-old child. Less00:03:04
than 10 years.00:03:06
Now, let's back up. You know, it's it's00:03:08
long been understood, even in the most00:03:10
depraved cultures, that violence against00:03:12
children is the single worst crime that00:03:15
a man can commit. There's a reason why00:03:17
pedophiles don't last very long in00:03:19
prison. They're at the very bottom of00:03:21
the moral totem pole. And everyone, even00:03:24
hardened felons and gangbangers,00:03:26
understand exactly why. It's the same00:03:28
reason why when liberals defend00:03:30
abortion, they do so by denying the00:03:32
humanity of the child they're killing.00:03:34
They know that it's a facious argument.00:03:36
They know they're taking a human life,00:03:37
but they recognize at some level how00:03:39
horrifying and unjustifiable those00:03:41
killings are. They don't want to admit00:03:42
publicly that they're murdering00:03:45
children. So rather than confront the00:03:46
fact that they're justifying the00:03:48
slaughter of innocents, they pretend00:03:50
that it's not happening. A moral rot00:03:53
this profound cannot be obscured by00:03:55
slight of hand or non-arguments for very00:03:58
long. sooner rather than later, any00:04:00
society that tolerates the murder of00:04:02
children in one context00:04:05
will inevitably tolerate it in others.00:04:08
And as leftist prosecutors and00:04:10
government officials have made it their00:04:12
mission to unleash as many felons as00:04:14
possible on American citizens, it was00:04:16
only a matter of time before they go out00:04:18
of their way to free a murderer who00:04:20
deliberately and with premeditation00:04:23
executed a child long after his birth.00:04:27
We've been headed towards a moment like00:04:28
this for many years. A moment when00:04:30
literal child murder is punished less00:04:32
severely than many white collar crimes00:04:35
are. And earlier this month in Kentucky,00:04:38
uh that moment arrived on October 1st, a00:04:42
convicted child killer named uh00:04:44
42-year-old Ronald Exantis00:04:47
walked out of prison. He's a free man.00:04:50
Even though less than 10 years ago, he00:04:53
brutally murdered a young child as he00:04:55
slept. In the middle of the night on00:04:56
December 7th of 2015,00:04:59
Ronald Exantis drove from Indiana to00:05:02
Versailles, Kentucky, and he pulled onto00:05:05
Grey Street, he says, because it00:05:07
reminded him of the show Grey's Anatomy.00:05:10
And then he spotted the home of the00:05:12
Tipton family, which attracted him00:05:13
because he says it had Christmas lights00:05:16
on. He entered the home using an00:05:18
unlocked door. Now, keep in mind, this00:05:21
is a family that he'd never met before00:05:23
in his life. This is a town he'd never00:05:25
been to in his life. He just happened to00:05:28
be driving through. Inside the home were00:05:31
five children and their father, Dean.00:05:33
Their mother, Heather, was working late.00:05:36
Shortly before 4 am, walked upstairs00:05:39
where all the children were sleeping,00:05:41
and he proceeded to stab six-year-old00:05:43
Logan Typton eight times in the back of00:05:45
the head with a butcher knife. And he00:05:48
used such force that the blade bent out00:05:50
of shape as he was stabbing the child.00:05:53
As Logan bled to death, his 11-year-old00:05:55
sister yelled at Exantis to stop and00:05:58
began kicking him very bravely, trying00:06:00
to defend her her brother. Exantis00:06:03
attacked her next and stabbed her in the00:06:06
in the face. He also stabbed another00:06:08
seven-year-old child in the home. And00:06:10
soon afterwards, the father, Dean,00:06:12
confronted Exantis at the top of the00:06:13
stairs and they got into a struggle, a00:06:16
struggle that left him severely injured.00:06:18
Uh, but Dean was able to overcome the00:06:20
man and he held him down until police00:06:23
arrived.00:06:25
Now in the country that our founders00:06:28
created for this crime, Exantis would00:06:31
have been tried, convicted, and publicly00:06:32
hanged. And the whole process would have00:06:35
taken like 24 hours. And there's no00:06:38
reason why it should take longer than00:06:39
that. There's no question about his00:06:40
guilt. He never even left the scene of00:06:42
the crime. So his guilt is 100% certain.00:06:47
What is also nearly certain is that he00:06:50
will commit more violent crimes if given00:06:52
the opportunity. But even if we could00:06:54
have some kind of assurance that he00:06:55
wouldn't do it again, it doesn't matter.00:06:59
Once you slaughter a child, your life is00:07:01
forfeit. A functioning country cannot00:07:03
tolerate any other outcome. You lose00:07:06
your moral right to continue breathing00:07:09
after you stab a six-year-old child in00:07:11
the head. Of all the statements I've00:07:14
ever made on the show, that should be00:07:16
the least controversial.00:07:18
And indeed in this case, prosecutors did00:07:21
seek the death penalty, but they didn't00:07:24
get the death penalty. They didn't even00:07:26
get a lengthy jail sentence. In the end,00:07:27
Ronald Alexantis would have gotten a00:07:29
lengthier sentence and a harsher penalty00:07:32
if he'd committed like mail fraud.00:07:36
In fact, wasn't even held criminally00:07:39
liable at all for killing the child, for00:07:43
killing Logan. Instead, the jury00:07:46
convicted him of assault.00:07:50
Killed a child. He was convicted of00:07:53
assault. Watch this afternoon with00:07:56
developing news from Woodford County.00:07:59
One man sentenced for killing a00:08:00
six-year-old boy and gravely injuring00:08:02
his family nearly 10 years ago has just00:08:06
been released from prison. That's our00:08:08
top story at 4. I'm Conrey Delouch. Back00:08:10
in 2018, Ronald Exantantis was found not00:08:13
guilty of murder by reason of insanity00:08:16
and guilty, but mentally ill on assault00:08:20
charges. Investigators say Exantis broke00:08:22
into a Versailles's home in December00:08:25
2015 and killed six-year-old Logan00:08:27
Tipton. Detectives found it was a random00:08:30
killing.00:08:32
Indianapolis and broke into the Tipton00:08:35
home while the family was sleeping. He00:08:37
also attacked Tipton's father and00:08:39
siblings and they survived. WH11 was00:08:42
there in 2015 when hundreds honored00:08:45
Logan's life at the community stadium in00:08:47
Vers Sales. Now, according to court00:08:49
records, Exantis was released yesterday00:08:52
after serving less than 7 years of his00:08:54
20ear sentence. So to recap the jury's00:08:57
verdict, they found Exantis not guilty00:09:00
by reason of insanity for the00:09:02
first-degree murder of Logan and not00:09:05
guilty by reason of insanity for00:09:06
first-degree burglary.00:09:09
At the same time, they found guilty but00:09:12
mentally ill of the secondderee assaults00:09:15
of two children in the home, not00:09:16
including Logan, and guilty and mentally00:09:19
ill of the fourth degree assault of00:09:21
Dean, the father. So, just to be clear00:09:23
about the terms here because they're00:09:25
obviously confusing. In Kentucky, if00:09:26
you're not guilty by reason of insanity,00:09:28
then you can be released, just released00:09:31
back into the public after some time in00:09:33
the hospital. It basically means you00:09:35
won't suffer any criminal penalties at00:09:37
all. But if you're guilty but mentally00:09:40
ill, you get sentenced in the same way00:09:41
as any other defendant, except that you00:09:43
also get therapy or whatever in prison.00:09:45
So basically, for all intents and00:09:46
purposes, Ronald Alexandis was found not00:09:48
guilty by reason of insanity on the00:09:50
murder charge, but guilty on the assault00:09:52
charge. That's what happened. Now,00:09:55
right away, this should raise a lot of00:09:58
questions in your mind. If Exantis was00:10:01
too insane to be held liable for00:10:03
breaking into the house and committing00:10:04
murder, then how could he be sane enough00:10:07
to assault three people?00:10:11
And the other way around, if the if he00:10:12
was sane enough to assault the people,00:10:14
then how was he not sane when he broke00:10:16
into the house and killed the child? The00:10:18
assaults happened within seconds of the00:10:19
burglary and the murder. It's not like00:10:21
someone can be insane one second and00:10:24
then perfectly sane the next. And00:10:26
certainly no evidence in this case00:10:27
suggests otherwise.00:10:29
So, how exactly does this verdict make00:10:31
any sense?00:10:33
How could it be allowed?00:10:35
They're claiming that Exantis was both00:10:37
insane and not insane during the course00:10:40
of committing the same crime.00:10:43
He was liable and not liable at the same00:10:46
time for the same thing.00:10:49
How is that possible? How is it possible00:10:52
that through the course of committing00:10:53
one like this is really one crime break?00:10:55
It's the course of breaking in going00:10:57
into the house, killing the child,00:10:59
assaulting this is all one big criminal00:11:01
act.00:11:03
How could he be sane for some of that00:11:05
stuff but insane for some for the other00:11:07
stuff?00:11:09
How does it make any sense at all? Now,00:11:13
the answer is that it doesn't make any00:11:14
sense. When the Supreme Court of00:11:15
Kentucky look a look at took a look at00:11:17
this case on appeal, they admitted as00:11:19
much. Quote, "This court strongly00:11:21
suspects that the verdicts in this case00:11:22
were reached because the jury could not00:11:24
reach either either of the all or00:11:26
nothing verdicts advocated for by the00:11:28
parties. The defense urged the jury to00:11:30
find Xanthis not guilty by reason of00:11:32
insanity on all counts, while the00:11:33
Commonwealth argued that the jury had to00:11:35
find him guilty on all counts. Neither00:11:37
party directly advocated for a verdict00:11:39
of guilty but mentally ill on any count.00:11:41
It is therefore possible that the jury00:11:43
reached its verdict through compromise.00:11:47
Now, despite this uh finding, which is00:11:49
obvious, the Supreme Court upheld the00:11:51
verdicts and their reasoning was that00:11:53
yeah, the jury wasn't following the law.00:11:56
uh they're either morons or they were00:11:58
compromising with each other which makes00:12:00
them still morons.00:12:02
But either way, they didn't do what they00:12:04
were supposed to do. And the verdict00:12:06
like it's just not legit. It cannot be00:12:08
legitimate. It doesn't make any sense.00:12:11
Uh nevertheless, according to the00:12:13
Supreme Court, we have no way of knowing00:12:14
whether the uh jury's screw-up helped00:12:16
the defendant or hurt the defendant.00:12:18
Maybe if there had been no compromise,00:12:20
the defendant would have been guilty in00:12:21
all counts. Maybe he would have been a00:12:22
quitter in all accounts. There's no way00:12:24
to tell. Therefore, the court decides to00:12:25
just stay out of it instead of doing00:12:28
what they should have done, which is00:12:29
obviously order a new trial in that00:12:31
case. If you're looking at the Supreme00:12:32
Court and you're saying, "Well, this00:12:33
verdict doesn't make any sense at all.00:12:35
It can't possibly be right. The the the00:12:38
the jury obviously wasn't doing what00:12:39
they're supposed to be doing. This is00:12:40
not legitimate. So, we need a new00:12:42
trial."00:12:45
The word farce is far too generous for00:12:48
what happened here. And imagine being00:12:50
the family of this murdered child and00:12:53
and reading this. I mean, the highest00:12:55
court in the state of Kentucky is00:12:56
admitting that the jury completely00:12:58
failed to do its job. And as a result,00:13:00
the man who killed your child isn't00:13:02
going to suffer any kind of criminal00:13:03
penalty whatsoever for the actual00:13:06
murder. He'll go down for assault and00:13:09
that's it. This is what passes for00:13:11
justice in our court system at the00:13:13
moment.00:13:15
Now, to be clear, there was more than00:13:16
enough evidence to find Exxantis guilty00:13:18
on all counts.00:13:20
And you know, this isn't the most00:13:22
important point because even if he were00:13:24
mentally insane, it still would not00:13:27
justify releasing him from prison. As00:13:29
I've argued many times, mental insanity00:13:32
should, if anything, be an aggravating00:13:35
factor, not a mitigating factor. If it's00:13:38
actually true that this guy is too00:13:40
insane to understand that he shouldn't00:13:42
stab six-year-olds in the head, that's00:13:45
all the more reason to remove him from00:13:46
human society permanently and00:13:49
immediately.00:13:52
But as it happens, the claim is not00:13:54
true. So, let's go through this. It is00:13:58
true that before he drove to Kentucky,00:13:59
his ex- fiance, Lauren Burgess,00:14:01
testified that he was acting00:14:03
erratically. Uh, and shortly before the00:14:04
murders, he had proposed to Burgess out00:14:07
of the blue. who he also began crying00:14:08
hysterically and rambling at some point00:14:10
according to her testimony. The same00:14:12
time she said that he showed no unusual00:14:14
behavior when they went to a jewelry00:14:15
store to shop for an engagement ring00:14:17
later that day and then he drove to00:14:19
Kentucky. At that point as Supreme Court00:14:22
of Kentucky states in his opinion,00:14:23
Exantis began demonstrating several00:14:26
signs that he was lucid. Quote, "While00:14:28
Dean and Exantis were fighting, Dean00:14:30
told Exantis he was going to kill him00:14:31
and Exantis begged him not to kill him.00:14:34
Officer Cotttingham also testified that00:14:36
officer Jonathan uh Guer began doing00:14:39
first aid on Logan before the paramedics00:14:40
arrived. Officer Cuttingham heard00:14:42
Exantis ask if officer Gler was doing00:14:44
chest compressions and also heard00:14:45
Exanthis say he's not doing the right00:14:47
number. He should be doing 3000:14:48
compressions. All the officers that00:14:50
responded to the scene testified to00:14:52
hearing Exantis say he was sorry several00:14:54
times.00:14:56
Supreme Court's decision continues. Less00:14:58
than an hour after was arrested, he was00:14:59
interviewed by Detective Keith Ford and00:15:01
Officer Ger. Detective Ford testified00:15:03
that Xanthis did not appear to be under00:15:05
the influence of alcohol or drugs during00:15:06
the interview and was lucid and candid00:15:08
when answering questions. Exantis00:15:10
accurately told the officers information00:15:11
such as his name, date of birth, social00:15:13
security number, home address, phone00:15:14
number, occupation, gave them an00:15:16
accurate description of his vehicle, and00:15:18
where he left it. Exantis knew that he00:15:20
was in for sales Kentucky and that he00:15:22
originally intended to drive to Florida00:15:23
to see family members that live there.00:15:25
He told the officers he entered the home00:15:26
through an unlocked door and his00:15:28
description of the home was consistent00:15:29
with the photographic evidence. Exantis00:15:31
told the officers he walked to the00:15:32
kitchen and got a knife. He knew that he00:15:34
stabbed a child in the head with a knife00:15:36
and that he killed that child. Also knew00:15:38
that the father of the child put him in00:15:39
a chokeold and he understood why the00:15:42
father was angry with him. Finally, when00:15:44
Detective Ford asked what his fiance00:15:46
would think about what he did, he00:15:48
replied, quote, "She's not going to like00:15:50
it, sir."00:15:52
So, all that just proves that he was00:15:54
lucid. He knew where he was. He knew00:15:55
what he was doing. He knew what he was00:15:56
doing was wrong. End of discussion.00:15:59
That's all you should need to know. Even00:16:01
though again, it doesn't even matter.00:16:04
Like I don't care if he thought he was00:16:05
on Mars while this was happening. I00:16:06
don't care if he thought he was the00:16:07
queen of England. It doesn't matter what00:16:08
he thought about himself or where he00:16:09
was. What matters is what he did. And00:16:13
that should exclude you from from00:16:17
continuing to live. Okay? That's one of00:16:19
those things. It just excludes you from00:16:21
being allowed to continue living as a00:16:25
human being. Okay? That when you do00:16:26
something like that, that's the way it00:16:27
should be.00:16:29
Additionally, during his interrogation,00:16:31
Xanthis states that um he should be put00:16:33
to death by firing squad, if not the00:16:36
electric chair, for killing a child.00:16:37
Watch.00:16:38
>> Okay. The father saw what you were00:16:40
doing,00:16:41
>> correct? >> And got angry?00:16:42
>> Yes, sir.00:16:43
>> Do you understand why?00:16:44
>> Yes, sir.00:16:45
>> What do you think happened to somebody00:16:46
that stabbed a child in the head?00:16:48
>> They should go to jail.00:16:49
>> Okay. What about a child?00:16:55
>> Does she get chair or not chair? They00:16:58
should get something as a gunshot. Not a00:17:00
gunshot. They should they should get00:17:02
punished.00:17:03
>> Okay. Well, I want to tell you00:17:04
something. The child that you stabbed00:17:07
tonight is dead.00:17:11
[Music]00:17:13
>> Do you understand she killed a child00:17:15
tonight? >> A 5-year-old boy? Yes, sir.00:17:21
Is >> there anything you want to say about00:17:22
that?00:17:28
What are you thinking right now?00:17:30
>> Pain. You're thinking of pain.00:17:33
You're feeling pain.00:17:37
Sadness.00:17:39
Is there anything you want to say or00:17:42
right before you go to jail? You're00:17:44
going to go to jail.00:17:48
Okay.00:17:51
So, we have the killer himself telling00:17:53
us within hours of the murder that he00:17:56
should be put to death. He can obviously00:17:58
distinguish between right and wrong.00:18:01
He's not acting insane in the sense that00:18:03
he's he's he doesn't appear to be like00:18:06
delusional.00:18:08
And yet, the jury decided that he was00:18:10
just too insane to suffer any00:18:11
consequence00:18:13
whatsoever for killing a child. At00:18:16
trial, prosecutors presented evidence00:18:18
that Xantis may have been high on00:18:20
synthetic cannabis, which he was known00:18:22
to use all the time. This is from the00:18:23
Lexington Herald Leaders coverage of the00:18:25
trial. Quote, "On the fifth day of00:18:26
testimony in the Exantis trial, Dr.00:18:28
Kenneth Benedict, who was hired by the00:18:31
defense, could not specify what type of00:18:32
illness Exantis has, but he said it00:18:34
could be schizophrenia. During00:18:36
questioning by public defender Kim00:18:37
Green, Benedict acknowledged that00:18:39
substance abuse psychotic disorder needs00:18:41
to be considered as a possibility." In00:18:43
his cross- examination, Assistant00:18:45
Commonwealth Attorney Lee Greenup noted00:18:47
that the Kentucky Correctional00:18:48
Psychiatric Center reported the00:18:50
psychosis was most likely substance00:18:52
induced.00:18:54
So, to restate, the drug tests weren't00:18:56
able to conclusively determine one way00:18:58
or another whether this habitual drug00:19:00
user had caused his own psychosis by00:19:02
taking synthetic drugs, but the00:19:04
psychiatric center, which assessed00:19:05
Exantis on two occasions, said that it00:19:08
probably was.00:19:10
Now, when the parole board in Kentucky00:19:11
reviewed this case a few weeks ago, they00:19:14
had all this information. They knew that00:19:17
was taking drugs.00:19:20
They knew that, according to the state's00:19:21
experts, those drugs contributed to this00:19:23
murder. They knew that no one could00:19:25
possibly ensure the safety of the public00:19:27
if he was released from prison.00:19:29
And most importantly, they knew that00:19:31
Exantis murdered a child in cold blood.00:19:36
But then the pearl board made the00:19:37
decision to let him out of jail. Anyway,00:19:41
they released him early from a sentence00:19:44
that was already way way way too short00:19:46
because it should be a permanent00:19:47
sentence of death or at least life in00:19:49
prison. And they came along and said,00:19:52
"You know what? It that's even that's00:19:54
still too much. We're going to let him00:19:56
out of jail." Now,00:19:58
why? Because uh he exhibited good00:20:01
behavior.00:20:03
Now, I would think that stabbing a child00:20:05
in the head is the kind of bad behavior00:20:06
that would at an absolute minimum keep00:20:09
you locked in prison until you die. But00:20:11
instead, because he managed to sit like00:20:13
a good boy in his jail cell without00:20:15
getting into too many fights or00:20:17
whatever, they're going to reward him by00:20:19
releasing him from prison.00:20:22
And he's out of prison right now as we00:20:24
speak.00:20:25
Free man. Here are the members of00:20:27
Kucky's parole board who made that00:20:29
decision. Their names are Ledra Jones,00:20:32
Lee Wiggins, Chris Dlo, Chrissy Koffield00:20:36
Fields, Cindy Hedleston, Sean uh00:20:40
Hellbig, Michael James, Sherry Lean, and00:20:44
Gregory Le.00:20:46
Every single one of these people, to the00:20:47
extent that they had a role in this00:20:49
decision, should be removed from office00:20:51
immediately in a just society that would00:20:53
also be held personally, legally, and00:20:55
financially liable for whatever crimes00:20:57
Exantis goes on to commit. and he almost00:20:59
certainly will commit more crimes if he00:21:01
hasn't already.00:21:03
But at the very least, they should be00:21:05
fired. And the governor of Kentucky has00:21:07
that authority. But because he's a00:21:08
Democrat, he obviously won't do that00:21:11
because Democrats are the party of00:21:12
murder, including child murder,00:21:14
especially child murder.00:21:16
This is an untenable and intolerable00:21:18
state of affairs. If the court system00:21:20
will not penalize child murder, then00:21:23
other people will.00:21:25
Now, that's not the ideal00:21:28
way to go about these things. Obviously,00:21:30
you'd rather have the justice system be00:21:31
the one that administers justice. But if00:21:34
they won't do it, eventually their role00:21:37
is going to be filled in other ways.00:21:42
That's that's just a that's an00:21:43
inevitable reality. I'm not saying I00:21:45
want it to happen, not saying, but00:21:46
that's that's just a reality.00:21:49
And the slain boy's father has made that00:21:51
point as clearly as he possibly can.00:21:54
He's vowed to kill Axantis the moment he00:21:56
sees him. Watch.00:21:57
>> He stood up with me on top of him. Just00:22:00
stood up and threw me 10, 15 feet across00:22:03
the room and went after her.00:22:05
>> Dean Typton says December 7th, 2015 is a00:22:08
night that changed his life. He says his00:22:10
children woke him up. He then found a00:22:13
man attacking his children.00:22:14
>> And when I got to the top of the stairs,00:22:16
he attacked me. He come at me with the00:22:18
knife.00:22:19
>> The night took a tragic turn with the00:22:21
loss of a life. his six-year-old son,00:22:24
Logan. Dean says immediately after00:22:26
Logan's death, he lost his will to live.00:22:29
>> I laid in bed.00:22:31
I gave up. I gave up on life. I gave up00:22:36
on my family. I gave up on everybody. I00:22:39
just wanted to die.00:22:41
>> In the years since, the family has done00:22:43
their best to cope, but mentions they00:22:45
are mentally and emotionally scarred.00:22:47
And they are hurt that Ronald Exantis00:22:50
will no longer be behind bars. Everybody00:22:52
deserves a fighting chance to have00:22:55
justice for them. And it's not.00:22:59
>> I've I've had my talks with God00:23:01
cuz I'm not afraid to tell you, oh, I00:23:04
told the court if I ever cross paths00:23:06
with him, I will kill the man. I will00:23:08
kill him where he stands. Now, I'd like00:23:10
to say that if this father00:23:13
carries out the threat that he just00:23:16
made, I'd like to say00:23:20
that there's not a jury in the country00:23:22
that would ever convict him of anything.00:23:26
I'd like to say that he'd be guaranteed00:23:28
to walk free,00:23:31
but that's not the case, sadly.00:23:34
In fact, the the likely outcome, I this00:23:37
this is how bad things are now, and we00:23:40
all know this,00:23:42
is that this father would spend more00:23:45
time in prison for killing the man who00:23:47
killed his son00:23:49
than the man who killed his son spent00:23:51
for killing his son.00:23:54
That's where we are now.00:23:56
Meanwhile, the government of Kentucky00:23:58
has gone out of its way to alienate this00:23:59
man and his family. The boy's mother,00:24:01
Heather, told the local media that no00:24:02
one even alerted them that her son's00:24:04
killer is now free. Quote, "Nobody from00:24:06
the state has contacted us to ask us if00:24:08
we thought about needing security, extra00:24:10
protection, anything like that. If00:24:12
you're a victim and there's something like a violent criminal that's going to00:24:14
be released that is in connection to you00:24:16
or your case, I think you should be00:24:18
offered some sort of security or00:24:20
protection or at least just a phone00:24:21
call."00:24:23
Yeah, I would agree with that.00:24:27
a phone call, an alert, uh, security.00:24:30
How about a graveling apology from00:24:33
everyone in a position of authority in00:24:35
the Kentucky government? They should be00:24:37
knocking on this family's door, offering00:24:39
them anything they need, apologizing00:24:41
profusely. That's what they should be00:24:43
doing.00:24:45
And instead, they've just said nothing00:24:46
at all. They waited for this family to00:24:49
find out about it on the news.00:24:52
in Kentucky and many other states run by00:24:54
Democrats. Uh, you know, that's this is00:24:57
just the way things work now. Protection00:24:58
for law-abiding citizens doesn't00:25:00
interest the people in charge. They're00:25:02
focused entirely on freeing as many00:25:03
criminals as possible, including child00:25:05
killers. They will terrorize the public00:25:07
as a matter of policy00:25:10
until the moment the public decides to00:25:11
fight back. And I'm not calling for that00:25:13
or encouraging it. I'm just telling you00:25:16
what will happen,00:25:18
what is inevitable.00:25:20
Any state that allows a six-year-old boy00:25:23
to be slaughtered in his own bed without00:25:25
imposing any significant consequences on00:25:28
the killer for that crime has embraced00:25:32
lawlessness.00:25:34
The justice system00:25:36
exists again to administer justice.00:25:38
Justice is a need. It's one of the00:25:40
deepest, most profound needs that we00:25:42
have as human beings and as a as a00:25:45
civilized society. And when a society is00:25:48
deprived of that need, when the system00:25:51
itself will not provide that need for00:25:54
justice,00:25:56
the public will inevitably find other00:25:58
ways to get it.00:26:02
That's the way things have always00:26:03
worked. It's not a good thing. It's not00:26:05
what you want. Again, this is definitely00:26:06
not what you want. You want the system00:26:08
to to do this.00:26:10
But this is just a fundamental fact of00:26:12
human nature.00:26:15
Now, the White House seems to realize00:26:16
what's at stake here. When I when I drew00:26:17
attention to this case on Twitter, the00:26:19
White House press secretary, Caroline00:26:20
Levit, uh, replied to me, quote, "I can00:26:24
confirm the White House is looking into00:26:25
this. It's wholly unacceptable for a00:26:27
child killer to walk free after just00:26:29
several years in prison."00:26:31
Now, right now, we don't know what the00:26:32
response from the White House will look00:26:34
like in practice. Um, we know that even00:26:37
acknowledging this is happening is way00:26:39
more than we ever could have expected00:26:40
from Biden or any other presidential00:26:43
administration.00:26:45
But what will they do next? Whether will00:26:47
they bring federal charges or00:26:49
investigate the parole board or00:26:50
something else, we don't know. But for00:26:52
the sake of our justice system,00:26:56
they they they need to come up with00:26:58
something before more children are00:26:59
executed like Logan Tipton was.00:27:03
If it's not obvious by now, you should00:27:06
know that you are not insulated from00:27:10
this madness. Whoever you are listening00:27:12
to me talk right now. It could be you00:27:14
next. It could be your child.00:27:18
Logan Typton's family thought they lived00:27:20
in a safe community00:27:23
and and they probably did.00:27:26
But one night, Ronald Alexanthis00:27:28
happened to be driving through it and he00:27:31
happened to pick their house.00:27:33
It happened to be them.00:27:36
Could be you.00:27:38
Could be your child.00:27:41
Now, I don't say that to scare you. I00:27:44
say it because it's true.00:27:46
And when law and order is extinguished,00:27:49
when justice is dead in a country, as it00:27:51
is in ours, the impact can and will be00:27:55
felt by everyone.00:27:57
And I say that so that you'll be00:27:59
vigilant and aware00:28:01
and so that you'll understand that there00:28:03
is no issue more important right now00:28:06
than bringing law and order back to00:28:08
America.00:28:09
This should be at the top of everyone's00:28:11
priority list. Your family safety and00:28:14
our country's existence depends on it.00:28:19
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judge blocked President Donald Trump's00:30:59
efforts to deploy National Guard troops00:31:01
into Portland in a late night decision00:31:03
on Sunday. US District Judge Karen Imrut00:31:06
uh ruled the action was unlawful and00:31:08
unconstitutional, issuing an emergency00:31:09
temporary restraining order to halt the00:31:11
deployment of California's National00:31:13
Guard. The order also bars the use of00:31:15
troops from any other state or00:31:18
Washington00:31:19
um00:31:22
uh in in the state of Oregon. So, so00:31:25
this um this judge,00:31:28
this random judge, this random woman in00:31:30
a robe has decided that actually00:31:33
actually she's the commander-in-chief.00:31:35
Trump thought he was the00:31:36
commander-in-chief. That was his00:31:37
mistake. You know, he thought he was the00:31:39
one elected to be the one who decides00:31:41
how and if and when and where troops are00:31:44
deployed. But, uh, no. Turns out it was00:31:47
this uh this chick uh Judge Judge Karen.00:31:51
She's in charge. Judge Karen walted into00:31:54
the White House, barged into the Oval00:31:56
Office, propped her feet up on the00:31:58
Resolute desk, and said, "Hey, I'm in00:32:01
charge around here."00:32:03
That's basically what happened. And now00:32:05
Trump has to decide how to respond.00:32:09
And he has basically two options.00:32:12
I mean, not basically, he has only two00:32:14
options. he can bow down before Judge00:32:17
Karen who is now the the president and00:32:20
the queen of America that she's00:32:23
appointed herself as such00:32:26
and he could say uh yes ma'am yes madam00:32:28
president whatever you say my queen can00:32:32
I get you a can I get you a diet coke00:32:33
perhaps what else do what else do you do00:32:36
you require my lady00:32:40
he can do that or he can reassert his00:32:42
authority he can say hey get the hell00:32:44
out Who the hell are you? Get out of00:32:45
here. I'm the president, not you.00:32:48
I don't care what you think.00:32:51
Those are the options. Subservience or00:32:53
the reassertion of his own power. Those00:32:55
are the only options. We have long00:32:56
reached the point. I mean, long reached00:32:58
it. Long reached it. Where Trump has has00:33:04
has no good choice because like I said,00:33:07
those are the two.00:33:09
and he has no good choice but to openly00:33:12
defy these activist judges. There's no00:33:15
third way now, right? There's and and by00:33:17
that I don't mean, you know, issuing uh00:33:20
posts on Truth Social. I don't mean um I00:33:25
don't even mean challenging this in a00:33:27
court. I mean flipping her the bird and00:33:30
ignoring her. Just doing it anyway,00:33:34
saying, "Oh, you don't think I should00:33:35
deploy the troops into Oh, okay. Well, I00:33:37
just did. What now? Oh, you don't think00:33:40
I should? Well, I did. It's happening.00:33:42
It's happening. Lady, what are you going00:33:44
to do about it? Huh? What are you going00:33:46
to do about it?00:33:50
Um, that's the only way now. That's the00:33:52
only way to deal with this judicial00:33:54
tyranny. You cannot stop the tyranny of00:33:56
the courts in the courts.00:33:59
That's the problem. You can't go to the00:34:01
courts and say, "Hey, I want you, the00:34:03
courts, to admit that you don't have00:34:05
this power.00:34:08
They're not going to." That's the whole00:34:09
point. Well, what do you do when you00:34:10
have an out of control out of control00:34:12
judiciary00:34:14
that has appointed itself,00:34:17
you know, uh the dictators00:34:20
that that has decided that it has the00:34:22
ultimate authority, ultimate power over00:34:24
everything?00:34:26
What do you do when you have a judiciary00:34:27
that says, "You know what? Actually, I'm00:34:28
the executive and the legislator. I get00:34:30
to make laws. I get to do I get to I get00:34:32
command over the military. What do you00:34:35
do? You can't go to the courts and say,00:34:37
"I'm going to fight court. I'm going to00:34:39
fight you in court."00:34:42
Um, no.00:34:45
You got to fight them. You you you you00:34:46
can't bring them to heal while staying00:34:48
in their playing field and playing by00:34:50
their rules. I mean, if you're playing a00:34:51
rigged game and the other side is00:34:53
cheating, you're not going to be able to00:34:55
beat them in the game, especially if00:34:57
they own everything. if they own the00:34:58
league and the and the and the stadium00:35:00
and they decide like you can't you00:35:03
literally can't beat them.00:35:06
They own the game. They rigged it. So,00:35:08
you have to step outside the game and00:35:09
and and um all that means here is that00:35:12
Trump has every constitutional right to00:35:14
deploy the National Guard to Portland.00:35:16
Not only the right, but the00:35:17
responsibility. I would say Portland is00:35:20
a war zone. It's total chaos. It's in a00:35:22
state of open insurrection. ICE agents00:35:23
are being attacked. Portland is trying00:35:25
to subvert the authority of the federal00:35:27
government defy the laws of the land. Uh00:35:30
obviously an occasion for the National00:35:32
Guard. Judge Karen disagrees. Well, her00:35:34
random opinion doesn't matter. Like why00:35:36
should that bring everything to a halt?00:35:39
Oh, sorry guys. We can't do this. Why is00:35:40
that? Oh, cuz Karen said so. Who's00:35:43
Karen?00:35:45
Who's who is she? And who elected her to00:35:46
be in charge of this of of who who00:35:49
elected her to be commander-in-chief?00:35:50
Oh, nobody. Well, okay.00:35:54
So, um, Trump has the authority. He00:35:58
knows he does. Everyone knows he has the00:35:59
authority. This district judge feels00:36:02
differently. And, uh, who cares?00:36:07
Um, this is where we are. I mean, again,00:36:09
I' I'd prefer if we weren't here.00:36:12
Like, I'd much prefer a scenario where00:36:14
the judiciary is not out of control and00:36:16
tyrannical and trying to seize um, you00:36:20
know, trying to appoint itself dictators00:36:22
over the country.00:36:23
trying to to to pretend that, you know,00:36:25
they they they're the ultimate authority00:36:28
on everything the president wants to do.00:36:30
I'd much rather we didn't have that and00:36:32
that we didn't have to have this kind of00:36:33
showdown,00:36:36
but um but we do. This is where we are.00:36:42
Uh, as we discussed last week, moving on00:36:45
here, something called Bad Bunny, the00:36:48
uh, Hispanic00:36:50
guy likes to prance around in dresses,00:36:52
he was he was named the Super Bowl00:36:54
halftime performer this year, and that00:36:56
was a a controversial decision among00:36:58
football fans because00:37:00
Bad Bunny is also an anti-American00:37:03
far-left radical. uh he's been00:37:06
boycotting America because of ICE, even00:37:09
though he's going to show back up to do00:37:10
the Super Bowl, you know, because those00:37:11
are it's this is a man of principle00:37:13
here. He's going to boycott until they00:37:15
offer him a millions of dollars to the00:37:16
Super Bowl and then he'll he'll show up.00:37:18
Um00:37:20
but, you know, the main thing is he's00:37:22
not an American. He barely speaks00:37:23
English.00:37:25
Uh football is is the classic American00:37:29
pastime even more than baseball now. And00:37:33
so is it so much to ask that you have00:37:35
you have an American halftime show that00:37:37
you can understand that's that is00:37:39
performed in English for people like is00:37:41
that so much to ask? Well, apparently it00:37:44
is. Now, Bad Money has addressed these00:37:46
concerns from the fans and he's00:37:49
addressed them during his opening00:37:50
monologue when he hosted SNL on Saturday00:37:52
and uh here's how he chose to address00:37:54
it. Listen,00:37:55
>> I'm very excited to be doing the Super00:37:57
Bowl and I know that people all around00:38:00
the world who love my music are also00:38:03
happy.00:38:06
[Applause]00:38:18
Romeo.00:38:26
[Music]00:38:32
[Applause]00:38:36
And if you didn't understand what I just00:38:41
said,00:38:43
you have four months to learn.00:38:47
>> We have a great show for you tonight. Go00:38:51
here. So, we'll be right back.00:38:56
>> Okay. So, that's his answer. He's going00:38:58
to be doing the halftime show in00:38:59
Spanish. And if you don't understand00:39:01
Spanish, you have four months to learn00:39:02
it. That's his answer. Now, of course,00:39:05
learning Spanish so that I can listen to00:39:07
a Bad Bunny performance00:39:10
is about the least compelling incentive00:39:12
I can possibly imagine. Okay? It's like00:39:15
if I jog 10 miles to the to the to go to00:39:17
the dentist for a root canal. So, I I I00:39:20
have this hard miserable thing I have to00:39:22
do and the reward is something even more00:39:23
miserable than the thing I was doing to00:39:26
get there.00:39:27
Um, and just to underscore the point,00:39:30
not that I need to, I'll play a clip of00:39:32
one of Bad Bunny's biggest hits. And uh,00:39:35
this is called, what is this called? TT00:39:39
Me Punto.00:39:41
I think Pragunto is pregnant, isn't it?00:39:43
This I took Spanish. I was forced to00:39:45
take Spanish in public school. I think I00:39:46
took it for like four years and I cannot00:39:48
speak a word. That's public school00:39:50
education for you.00:39:52
That's also me for you. Uh cuz I'm a00:39:54
but I think for anyway, uh so00:39:57
this this has almost a billion views on00:39:59
YouTube. It's a big hit. Maybe he'll00:40:01
perform it at the Super Bowl. And uh00:40:04
here's a clip in Spanish because that's00:40:06
how you know that's the language that00:40:08
it's performed in. Uh listen,00:40:11
[Music]00:40:34
Okay. So, you listen to that the the the00:40:36
one I mean it is amazing how every00:40:39
Spanish pop song sounds exactly the00:40:43
same. And I know this is kind of the00:40:45
knock on pop music in general, but with00:40:47
it it's with the Spanish it's it's even00:40:51
it's even more so the case. I mean, it's00:40:52
the exact beat, cadence, everything00:40:56
for every song. It's just the same thing00:40:58
over and over again.00:41:00
That's one thing I will say, and I mean00:41:02
no offense here, but but uh I truly00:41:05
don't. You know that. I never want to00:41:07
offend anybody. It's very important to00:41:09
me, but Hispanics do have the worst00:41:10
music. That's of all I mean, I got to00:41:12
say like of all the ethnicities, it it00:41:14
is the worst music. They truly do. Their00:41:16
traditional music, mariachi, is hell. I00:41:19
mean, being trapped in a room with a00:41:20
mariachi band is that's hell. I mean,00:41:23
that that's act that's probably the00:41:24
that's the that is the music that they00:41:26
pump over the speakers in hell. That's00:41:27
how bad it is. And then their newer00:41:30
music is this crap. It's like it all00:41:32
sounds exactly the same. No variation,00:41:34
no variety, no subtlety, no, it's just00:41:37
not art. It's really bad. But anyway, so00:41:39
this is why you need to learn Spanish so00:41:41
you can understand those lyrics is what00:41:42
Bad Bunny is saying. Uh it's important.00:41:45
You need to know what he's saying.00:41:48
Well, and you listen to that and in00:41:50
fairness, like I like I said, I don't00:41:51
really speak Spanish. I don't I don't I00:41:55
don't speak it at all. I I know two or00:41:56
three words.00:41:58
So, what is he saying? He might be00:42:01
unveiling the secrets of the universe.00:42:02
He might be explaining the cure for00:42:04
cancer. You know, he might be imparting00:42:06
words of profound wisdom.00:42:08
This could be beautiful poetry for all00:42:10
we know. This these could be lyrics of00:42:13
staggering depth and beauty.00:42:17
I mean the he could at least be giving00:42:19
us a great recipe for chim changangas or00:42:21
something. Who knows? There could be00:42:22
something really worthwhile there. So00:42:24
let's go to the and this is why so I00:42:25
said you got to learn you got you got to00:42:27
learn Spanish so when he performs you'll00:42:28
understand the lyrics. Well let's go to00:42:31
the English translation of those lyrics00:42:32
and I I'll read them to you just so you00:42:34
know just so you know what you're00:42:35
missing and then you can decide whether00:42:38
learning Spanish for the halftime00:42:39
performance is worth your time or not.00:42:41
This is what he said.00:42:43
I really like the Gabriellas, the00:42:45
Patricia, the Nicole's, the Sophia. My00:42:47
first girlfriend in kindergarten, Maria,00:42:49
and my first love's name was Tia. I've00:42:51
got a Colombian who writes me every day,00:42:53
and a Mexican I didn't even know about.00:42:56
Wait, how does he have a girlfriend he00:42:57
doesn't know about? Another one in San00:43:00
Antonio that still loves me, and the00:43:01
ones from PR that are all mine. A00:43:04
Dominican who's a fresh hottie.00:43:06
Fresh fresh hottie.00:43:09
So, there you go. Learn Spanish so you00:43:11
can understand those lyrics and others00:43:14
like them. Learn Spanish so that you can00:43:16
absorb all of that brain rot because00:43:19
that's what it is. Of course, you listen00:43:22
to that music and it really does make00:43:23
you dumber. And I I I truly like I truly00:43:25
believe I when I say I don't I don't say00:43:27
it as a00:43:29
uh for effect like I I actually think00:43:31
that it causes brain damage. I think00:43:32
that a lot of this stuff if if you like00:43:34
a steady diet of that I think I don't00:43:38
know if any studies have been done on00:43:39
this. I'd be interested to see them. You00:43:42
take someone, have them listen to this00:43:44
kind of music00:43:46
for six months, for multiple hours a00:43:49
day. So, you do the IQ test before have00:43:52
and then come back and do the IQ test00:43:53
again. I I truly believe that it's00:43:56
probably 5 10 points you've lost. Actual00:43:59
brain damage.00:44:01
But more to the point,00:44:03
Bad Bunny's attitude is uh you know, it00:44:08
it00:44:09
I hesitate to say that it's outrageous00:44:12
and infuriating because I know that00:44:13
that's what he's going for.00:44:16
Uh he wants to piss off people like me,00:44:18
not me specifically, but just, you know,00:44:20
pe normal Americans who expect that our00:44:23
greatest national pastime will have a00:44:24
halftime show in our language. And his00:44:27
goal is to tick us off. And I get that.00:44:32
But uh but he succeeds, I guess. I have00:44:34
to admit. I have to admit it makes me00:44:37
angry. It does because I'm really tired00:44:39
of this attitude.00:44:42
You know, if it was just this one guy00:44:46
saying this, it' be one thing, but he00:44:48
has the same attitude that millions of00:44:50
of immigrants have when they come to00:44:52
this country.00:44:55
And the attitude is, you know what? I'm00:44:56
not going to speak your language. You00:44:58
bet. If you want you if you want to00:44:59
understand me, you got to learn my00:45:00
language.00:45:03
That's the attitude millions of people00:45:04
have. And I'm and I'm uh really tired of00:45:06
it. I think we're all tired of it.00:45:09
We speak English here. That's our00:45:11
language.00:45:13
Th this is our country and English is00:45:15
our language.00:45:19
Um and that should have always been our00:45:21
attitude.00:45:24
But of course we live in a country where00:45:26
it's to to even say00:45:29
that English is our official language00:45:31
and should be declared as such. That is00:45:33
a controversial opinion. That is a00:45:36
political00:45:37
this the basic what are the most basic00:45:40
requirements. I mean we're talking below00:45:43
101 level right? I mean one of the most00:45:45
basic requirements of having a00:45:47
functioning society is that everyone can00:45:50
understand each other. Being able to00:45:52
communicate and speak the same language00:45:55
basic requirement that's you can't even00:45:58
get off the ground floor of building a00:46:01
functioning society unless you have that00:46:06
and yet and so this basic requirement of00:46:08
a functioning society is controversial.00:46:12
We we can't even get everyone to agree00:46:14
in this country that yeah, you know, we00:46:16
should all be able to understand each00:46:18
other at least.00:46:21
Can't even get people to agree.00:46:23
All right. Um,00:46:26
we've got another entertainment story. I00:46:29
don't know why we have two, but so00:46:31
Taylor Swift dropped her new album. Uh,00:46:33
it sold a trillion copies, of course,00:46:36
but and I haven't listened to it. I00:46:39
haven't listened to a single sec second00:46:40
of it. I'm not I'm not going to. I don't00:46:41
really care. But I did notice the uh the00:46:45
reaction just some of the reviews00:46:48
seems to be it's it's like a pretty00:46:50
lukewarm reaction.00:46:52
And I read through, you know, some of00:46:54
the reviews and it's and so that's kind00:46:55
of the headline apparently of this of00:46:57
this album is that it's a it's a you00:47:00
know lukewarm critical reception.00:47:03
And even a lot of the fans I've even00:47:05
heard from some of the fans are like,00:47:07
you know, didn't love it.00:47:10
And still it it like I said she sold a00:47:12
billion trillion infinity albums and I00:47:15
why people still buy which I I think I00:47:17
read she sold like 2.7 million I think00:47:20
albums in the first day if I got that00:47:22
correct00:47:25
which is shocking also because who's00:47:26
still buying albums at this at this at00:47:29
this stage I don't know but any case big00:47:32
commercial success00:47:34
um seemingly lukewarm reception at the00:47:37
same time and there are two things about00:47:39
I was Think about it. There are two00:47:40
things about that that are kind of00:47:41
interesting or at least worth remarking00:47:43
on or maybe not. Probably not worth00:47:45
remarking, but I'm going to anyway. So,00:47:47
first of all, you got a huge commercial00:47:49
success, lukewarm reaction.00:47:52
Seems like a kind of a contradictory00:47:53
thing. And yet, it kind of def defines00:47:56
modern pop culture. The music, the big00:47:58
hit movies, a lot of the shows people00:48:00
watch. There are still hits like movies00:48:04
that make a billion dollars. You got00:48:05
songs that are streamed a billion times.00:48:07
because you have shows that millions of00:48:08
people watch. So, pop culture is still00:48:10
producing a lot of hits and yet it isn't00:48:13
producing passion. Nobody is really00:48:15
excited about any of this stuff. And00:48:17
because I was thinking about this the00:48:18
other day, I read an article about the00:48:20
next uh Avatar film. So, James Cameron00:48:24
is working on Avatar, what are they on00:48:25
number three now? I think Avatar 3. And00:48:28
he's also doing five. He's doing four00:48:30
and five too. So, he's gonna make five.00:48:32
He just keeps making these Avatar00:48:33
movies.00:48:35
and in and uh in many ways Avatar the00:48:39
movie is a perfect uh well Avatar for00:48:43
what I'm talking about because the00:48:45
movies make insane amounts of money.00:48:48
They are they are really successful.00:48:51
So you can see why he keeps making them00:48:54
and yet nobody loves them. Nobody cares00:48:57
about them. You never hear anyone00:48:59
quoting them or talking about scenes00:49:01
they love from the Avatar. Have you ever00:49:05
heard that? Have Have you ever heard00:49:06
anyone say like00:49:08
remember a scene or a quote say a quote00:49:12
from the movie or talk about an iconic00:49:15
character from these movies? No one ever00:49:17
does. Nobody loves the movies. Nobody00:49:21
considers them a favorite. Nobody really00:49:23
cares about the movies. And yet they00:49:25
make a billion dollars. Every single one00:49:26
he drops it and makes a billion dollars.00:49:28
They're huge blockbusters. And this is00:49:29
the dynamic. Big hits that somehow00:49:31
nobody cares about. There's no passion.00:49:35
And now you have this Taylor Swift album00:49:36
and the reaction seems to be kind of,00:49:38
you know, eh. And it's breaking sales00:49:40
records. Um,00:49:43
this is pop culture in a state of00:49:45
decadence. This is what a decadent pop00:49:46
culture produces. Kind of lazy00:49:48
blockbuster. Blockbusters that elicit00:49:50
both a giant yawn and also a billion00:49:53
dollars.00:49:54
Everyone just kind of lining up and00:49:56
going, "Yeah, fine. and I'll consume it.00:49:58
That's the that's basically the attitude00:50:00
of the of the American consumer now,00:50:02
especially when it comes to00:50:03
entertainment that people just line up00:50:04
and they say, "Yeah, okay, fine. All00:50:05
right. Yeah, yeah, all right. Here's my00:50:07
money." You have a line that stretches00:50:09
to the horizon of millions of people00:50:12
lining up, you know, to give their00:50:14
money, but no one is excited about it.00:50:18
Um,00:50:20
and uh I I just find that I just find00:50:22
that kind of interesting. And Taylor00:50:23
Swift reveals the problem or a big part00:50:25
of it. And because with Taylor Swift,00:50:27
you see the other element, the other00:50:29
aspect of this uh of this issue and a00:50:32
few of the reviews have mentioned it00:50:33
that that she doesn't grow. You know,00:50:35
there's no growth. There's no change.00:50:37
Her songs and lyrics haven't grown since00:50:39
she was like 17. And this is my biggest00:50:43
gripe about pop culture and modern music00:50:44
in particular. Um or pop music, a lot of00:50:49
it. Not not modern music generally.00:50:51
Actually, I actually like a lot of00:50:52
modern music. If if I were to give you,00:50:57
and this probably would surprise a lot00:50:58
of people, but if I were to give you my00:50:59
top seven or eight favorite albums of00:51:02
all time, not not the greatest, but just00:51:05
my favorites, they would all be from the00:51:07
last 10 or 15 years or or, you know,00:51:09
maybe 10 to 20 years, most of them,00:51:11
because I'm not one of these guys who00:51:13
says, "Oh, you know, they stopped making00:51:14
real music in the 70s." I actually don't00:51:16
like 70s music. I don't I don't like any00:51:18
music that was made before the 90s, to00:51:20
be honest with you. A lot of it's great.00:51:21
I just don't it's just not my taste. I00:51:23
don't listen to it.00:51:25
So, um00:51:28
if I were to bore you by giving my top00:51:30
seven or eight albums, but I'm not going00:51:31
to. So, but I'm talking about pop music00:51:34
to include rap music. And the problem00:51:35
with so much of it is that it just00:51:37
doesn't grow. There's no growth. And um00:51:41
that's one of the reasons why these00:51:43
these pop stars and rap stars often have00:51:45
a short shelf life. Now, Taylor Swift00:51:47
doesn't because you're still selling all00:51:48
these copies. But, uh, you know, it's00:51:51
one, but often it works that way because00:51:52
their music makes sense for a00:51:54
19-year-old,00:51:56
but not when you're 29 or 3900:51:59
and they don't know how to speak to the00:52:01
experiences of anyone older than like00:52:03
23.00:52:04
And you see the same again, this is what00:52:06
franchise films, this is this is why the00:52:08
comic book movie genre is dying is00:52:11
because there's no growth. So, you start00:52:13
they started making these movies00:52:16
really for my generation00:52:18
when I was like 12, they started turning00:52:20
these movies out and then you look and00:52:23
it's 20 years later and the movies are00:52:25
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then I come back in like most of the00:54:23
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underwhelming breasts. By the way, that00:54:28
is the best evidence that he did not00:54:29
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Now, let's get to our daily00:55:29
cancellation.00:55:36
Well, we began the show by talking about00:55:37
the decision by Democrat-appointed pearl00:55:40
board to release a homicidal maniac who00:55:42
murdered a six-year-old boy by stabbing00:55:43
him in the head. Kind of decision that00:55:46
in the not too distant past, you expect00:55:48
to elicit immediate condemnation00:55:50
condemnation from both parties. That's00:55:53
because for all of our differences, both00:55:54
Democrats and Republicans understood00:55:56
that it's a great and unfathomable moral00:55:58
evil to butcher a child as he sleeps. We00:56:00
agreed that demons who brutally murder00:56:03
kids should never be a part of00:56:04
civilization ever again, which is about00:56:07
the lowest bar imaginable. But all you00:56:09
know, at the same time, for most of our00:56:11
country's history, that bar has held.00:56:15
Well, it doesn't hold anymore. And we00:56:16
are past the point where Democrats can00:56:18
claim that only a small minority of00:56:20
their party affirmatively support the00:56:22
murder, you know, uh, murder and00:56:24
lawlessness.00:56:26
Less than a month after thousands of00:56:28
Democrats openly celebrated the00:56:30
assassination of Charlie Kirk, the00:56:31
Democrat party establishment has00:56:34
decided, as a matter of policy,00:56:36
that it is not necessarily opposed to00:56:38
the murder of innocent men, women, and00:56:40
children, especially, of course, if they00:56:42
are on the other side of the political00:56:44
aisle. Indeed, they aren't they aren't00:56:46
simply refusing to condemn the early00:56:48
release of a child killer after he spent00:56:49
less than a decade in prison. They're00:56:52
also explaining in writing that they00:56:54
want to see the children of00:56:55
conservatives die in their mother's00:56:57
arms. They want to see conservative00:57:00
Supreme Court justices hunted down and00:57:02
shot for their rulings on abortion. And00:57:04
the Democrat party from the base all the00:57:07
way up to the party leaders is00:57:09
unanimously standing by in support of00:57:12
all of this. Now, the case of Virginia00:57:14
Attorney General nominee Jay Jones all00:57:16
by itself should be the death nail of00:57:18
the entire Democrat party. This case all00:57:20
by itself would tell you the Democrat00:57:22
party needs to be in a metaphorical00:57:26
sense burned to the ground. In case you00:57:29
missed it, the National Review published00:57:30
text messages from Jay Jones to a00:57:32
Republican state legislature00:57:34
legislature. Uh they were sent around 800:57:37
a.m. on August 8th, 2022.00:57:40
And Jones was upset that Republicans,00:57:43
including Virginia House Speaker Todd00:57:44
Gilbert, had put out statements mourning00:57:47
the recent death of a different state00:57:49
legislator uh who was a moderate00:57:51
Democrat. So, here's what Jones wrote in00:57:53
the text to Republican House delegate00:57:56
Carrie Kiner. quote, "If those guys die00:58:00
before me," Jones wrote, referencing his00:58:02
Republican colleagues, "I will go to00:58:04
their funerals to piss on their graves,00:58:07
to send them out a wash in something."00:58:10
Jones then said that if he had only two00:58:13
bullets and had the opportunity to shoot00:58:15
Cambodian dictator Pulpot, Hitler, or00:58:18
the Republican Speaker of the House,00:58:20
he'd choose the Republican Speaker of00:58:21
the House every time. Quote, "Three00:58:24
people, two bullets, Gilbert, Hitler,00:58:26
and Pulpot. Gilbert gets two bullets to00:58:29
the head. Spoiler put Gilbert in the00:58:31
crew with the two worst people you know.00:58:33
And he receives both bullets every time.00:58:36
Even as a Republican legislator tells00:58:38
Jones to stop sending messages like00:58:40
this. Because again, Jones was sending00:58:43
this in writing in text message to a00:58:46
Republican.00:58:48
That's how brazen this is and how sure00:58:50
he was that he would never be held00:58:52
accountable for it.00:58:54
And even as the person that sees Sagadu00:58:56
tells him to stop and and you know that00:58:58
says how upsetting all this is, he00:59:00
continues. According to the National00:59:02
Review, Jones quote suggested he wished00:59:04
Gilbert's wife could watch her own child00:59:06
die in her arm so that Gilbert might00:59:08
reconsider his political views,00:59:09
prompting Kiner to hang up the phone in00:59:12
disgust.00:59:14
Then Coiner sent his text to Jones.00:59:16
Quote, "You were talking about hoping00:59:17
Jennifer Gilbert's children would die."00:59:20
And then Jones responds, "Yes, I've told00:59:22
you this before. Only when people feel00:59:24
pain personally do they move on policy.00:59:27
I mean, do I think Todd and Jennifer are00:59:29
evil and that they're breeding little00:59:31
fascists?" Yes.00:59:35
Now, to be very clear about this, the00:59:37
man who sent those text messages has00:59:39
been selected by the Democrat party to00:59:41
be the chief law enforcement official in00:59:43
the state of Virginia. He sent these00:59:45
messages again to a Republican00:59:47
colleague. And even when he was told to00:59:49
stop, he persisted. He clarified as00:59:52
explicitly as he possibly could that00:59:54
it's acceptable to wish death on00:59:56
Republicans on the theory that they're00:59:57
all fascists, including the children are00:59:59
fascists.01:00:01
And as Jones put it, quote, "Only when01:00:03
people feel pain personally do they move01:00:05
on policy."01:00:07
That is now the official platform of the01:00:09
Democrat party. This is what they01:00:10
believe. If you don't agree with them,01:00:14
you and your entire family deserve to01:00:16
die. That's what the mainstream of the01:00:18
party believes. And you know that01:00:21
because after these text messages01:00:22
surfaced, no Democrats have called for01:00:26
Jay Jones to resign. Not a single one.01:00:29
Not one single Democrat has agreed that01:00:32
this is disqualified.01:00:34
And most of them haven't even criticized01:00:36
him for it. Abigail Spanberger, the01:00:38
Democrat nominee for governor in01:00:39
Virginia, has stood by Jones. The01:00:43
current speaker of the house just spoke01:00:44
in a church pulpit01:00:46
and all he had to say about the text is01:00:48
that well they're a distraction. Watch.01:00:52
>> So we need to understand something.01:00:55
We have to be mature in our thinking and01:00:57
how we vote. We can't get distracted cuz01:00:59
they want us to get distracted by a text01:01:01
message here or something else. Stay01:01:03
focused.01:01:05
>> Now meanwhile here's a statement from01:01:06
the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee01:01:08
which plays a major role in electing01:01:09
Democrats in the state. Quote, "The01:01:13
Virginia Beach Democratic Committee01:01:14
reaffirms its full support of Jay Jones01:01:16
for attorney general. Recent press may01:01:18
have spotlighted past mistakes. We say,01:01:21
"Let those without sin cast the first01:01:24
stone."01:01:26
Yes. Who among us haven't repeatedly01:01:29
called for the execution of the children01:01:31
of our political opponents? Who among us01:01:34
doesn't fantasize about murdering01:01:36
children is what they're asking.01:01:39
Now, hopefully you're starting to see01:01:40
how uh how that that case in Kentucky01:01:43
was not an accident. This is what01:01:46
Democrats believe. They don't care if01:01:48
children die. They want they want01:01:49
children to die. What matters to them is01:01:52
power. And if it helps them in their01:01:54
power grab, then they're in favor of it.01:01:58
For his part, Jay Jones put out a01:01:59
similar non-apology. You can see it on01:02:02
the screen there. He says, "Like all01:02:04
people, I've sent text messages I01:02:05
regret."01:02:07
Again, cutting in here. No, not all01:02:09
people send text messages like this.01:02:13
This is coming from the left and only01:02:16
the left.01:02:18
And these were not texts that he sent01:02:19
like decades ago when he was a weward01:02:21
teenager. He sent them a couple of years01:02:24
ago when he was an adult man in his 30s.01:02:27
Jones also sat down for an interview in01:02:29
which he again refused to take any01:02:30
responsibility. Listen,01:02:33
>> a lot of politics is about trust. I can01:02:36
think of nothing more horrific than a01:02:38
mother having to hold her dying child.01:02:41
How can Virginiaians trust a man who01:02:43
said something so horrific so callously?01:02:46
>> Well, again, I am so deeply deeply sorry01:02:49
for what I said and I wish that it01:02:51
hadn't happened and I would take it back01:02:53
if I could.01:02:54
>> This is how sociopaths and malignant01:02:56
narcissists speak. They don't01:02:59
acknowledge that they did something01:03:00
wrong. Instead, they claim that they're01:03:02
that, you know, they are the actually01:03:03
the victim. something happened to him.01:03:06
He says he regrets that something01:03:09
occurred,01:03:10
not that he was solely responsible for01:03:12
that thing occurring. And the reason01:03:14
he's getting away with this is that the01:03:16
entire Democrat establishment is behind01:03:17
him. And that includes the press. Here's01:03:21
the Washington Post take, for example.01:03:22
Um, and they stopped short of calling on01:03:24
Jones to drop out. Instead, they say,01:03:26
quote, "Jones has a month to convince01:03:28
voters that his hateful rhetoric does01:03:30
not reflect how he'd behave if elected01:03:32
as attorney general.01:03:34
So, I guess the idea is that Jay Jones01:03:36
needs to, you know, pinky promise that01:03:38
he actually doesn't want to slaughter01:03:40
the children of Republicans, even though01:03:42
he put it in writing,01:03:44
addressed to a Republican colleague.01:03:47
He's got a month to convince us. Think01:03:49
about that for a second. They're saying01:03:50
he has a month to convince us that he01:03:52
actually doesn't want uh the children of01:03:56
his of his opponents to die.01:04:01
Yeah, you would think that if you're a01:04:03
month out from an election and that's01:04:06
your challenge is to convince voters01:04:08
that you don't want children to die.01:04:10
You'd think that that would be like,01:04:11
"Okay, you're dead. You're finished.01:04:13
Your campaign's dead in the water."01:04:16
But that's not the case here.01:04:18
I mean, the Washington Post fully01:04:19
understands exactly what it's doing01:04:21
here. Their entire audience, such as it01:04:23
is, agrees with Jay Jones.01:04:25
So does the editorial staff. They all01:04:28
agree. and now their goal is to run01:04:30
interference for him so that uninformed01:04:32
voters don't see that until it's too01:04:34
late. It's impossible to overstate just01:04:37
how united Democrats are when it comes01:04:38
to this objective. They are now the01:04:40
party of murder and indiscriminate01:04:41
political violence. That's what they01:04:42
are. It's not just the media and the01:04:45
politicians and the rank and file MSNBC01:04:47
viewers who are on board.01:04:50
The Biden judges have joined in as well.01:04:52
They're going out of their way to give01:04:53
Democrat political assassins a free01:04:55
pass. And that's why Biden Judge Deborah01:04:57
Borman uh just sentenced the man who01:05:00
traveled across the country to01:05:01
assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett01:05:02
Kavanaaugh. A crime that according to01:05:04
the federal sentencing guideline should01:05:06
have put him in prison for at least 3001:05:07
years01:05:09
sentenced him to 8 years. And with time01:05:13
served, the assassin, a man named01:05:15
Nicholas Rosski, will be a free man in01:05:18
four years. And what was the judge's01:05:20
reasoning? Well, by her own admission,01:05:22
she gave Rosski a lighter sentence01:05:26
because he says he's a woman. Here's the01:05:28
Daily Wire's Luke Rosia. Quote, "The01:05:31
sentencing took more than 7 hours with01:05:33
much of the time dedicated to discussing01:05:34
how Rossky's transgender identity meant01:05:37
he should get a lighter sentence." In a01:05:39
more than hour-long speech justifying01:05:41
the light sentence, Boardman said that01:05:44
Miss Rosski came out to herself as01:05:46
transgender in 2020, but kept it secret.01:05:48
Miss Rossk's sister came out as gay two01:05:50
years prior, but Miss Rosski says saw01:05:53
that their parents struggled to01:05:54
reconcile uh her sexuality with their01:05:57
religious beliefs. I'm heartened that01:05:59
this terrible infraction has helped the01:06:00
Roski family accept their daughter for01:06:03
who she is.01:06:05
This is a man they're talking about01:06:07
there, by the way. He01:06:10
So yes, the Biden judge just called the01:06:12
attempted assassination of a01:06:13
conservative Supreme Court justice in01:06:15
which the assassin was carrying a01:06:16
firearm knife and zip ties called it an01:06:20
infraction.01:06:22
The man who traveled across the country01:06:24
explicitly because he was upset with01:06:26
Kavanaaugh's rulings on the Second01:06:27
Amendment and abortion and was going to01:06:29
kill him, kidnap him and kill him, well,01:06:32
he just made a a little innocent01:06:34
mistake. And actually, the judge says01:06:36
that she's hardened. She's hardened that01:06:39
as a result of this attempted murder01:06:41
that the assassin's family uh has come01:06:43
to accept this man and his transgender01:06:45
identity.01:06:47
Now, to be clear, this is the quote01:06:48
unquote woman in question. We'll put him01:06:50
up on the screen. Yeah, just look at01:06:53
that natural, effortless, feminine01:06:55
beauty.01:06:57
Again, it's a farce. I mean, it's a01:06:58
thinly veiled effort to excuse a01:07:00
Democrat uh a Democrat political01:07:02
assassin.01:07:04
And they're probably going to try the01:07:05
same strategy with Charlie Charlie's01:07:07
killer. I wouldn't be surprised by that.01:07:08
Oh, he says he's a woman. Now, who are01:07:10
we to judge the fact that he's a violent01:07:12
psychopath?01:07:15
Now, as the sentencing hearing01:07:16
continued, the judge explicitly stated01:07:18
that she's going to let the assassin out01:07:20
of prison early because he might not be01:07:22
able to get cross- sex hormones in01:07:24
prison. Quote, the judge continued01:07:26
she'll be imprisoned in a male facility01:07:28
even though she's a transgender prisoner01:07:30
pursuant to an executive order from the01:07:31
president. Before the executive order,01:07:33
that wasn't the case. Earlier uh in the01:07:35
hearing, Boardman lashed out at the01:07:37
prosecutors and President Donald Trump,01:07:38
saying, "Let's not hide the fact that01:07:40
President Trump issued an executive01:07:41
order saying transgender inmates would01:07:43
be assigned to prisons with their01:07:45
biological sex. With the injunction in01:07:47
place, Miss Rosski could receive gender01:07:49
affirming care. But if that injunction01:07:51
goes away, she could be denied it." So01:07:53
when I sentence her, I take into account01:07:55
that she is a transgender woman.01:07:58
Now, as you may have noticed, um, this01:08:02
is the kind of punishment that Democrat01:08:04
foot soldiers will receive. If they01:08:06
identify as women, they get out early.01:08:08
If they identify as mentally ill, they01:08:10
get out early. If they have a 40 prior01:08:12
arrests, they get out early. If they01:08:14
admit on camera that they should be put01:08:16
to death after slaughtering a child as01:08:17
he sleeps, they get out early.01:08:21
and the media will immediately get to01:08:22
work uh in an attempt to sell the01:08:25
narrative. Take a look at these01:08:26
articles. You can see them here. Uh01:08:28
these are from the New York Times, ABC,01:08:30
CNN, and the AP. Every single outlet01:08:32
refers to Nicholas Rosski as a woman.01:08:35
None of them use his legal name. They've01:08:38
erased his past identity, his actual01:08:40
identity, as if it never existed.01:08:43
Uh none of these outlets were doing this01:08:45
as recently as two months ago. The Daily01:08:48
Wire broke the story that in sentencing01:08:49
documents, the assassin's lawyers01:08:51
declared that he was really a woman in01:08:53
addition to being severely mentally ill01:08:54
and suicidal. Coincidentally enough, and01:08:56
in an instant, right on Q, every single01:08:58
corporate media outlet went along with01:09:00
this obvious fabrication.01:09:04
If you reading some of these articles,01:09:05
you'd have no idea about any of this.01:09:09
And just to give you a sense of how01:09:10
quickly they rewrite history, here's how01:09:12
New York Times covered this story when01:09:14
the man was arrested. You see it here.01:09:16
quote, "Uh, man pleads guilty to trying01:09:19
to assassinate Justice Kavanaaugh.01:09:20
Nicholas J. Rosski, 29, of California,01:09:22
faces a maximum sentence of life in01:09:24
prison."01:09:26
So much for that. Now, this man is a01:09:29
woman, we're told, and instead of life01:09:32
in prison, he'll be out in four years so01:09:34
he can hunt more conservatives on the01:09:37
order of top Democrats.01:09:39
There's no reason for anyone to01:09:41
entertain the left's elaborate01:09:42
misdirection campaigns or euphemisms01:09:44
anymore. It's time to say what we all01:09:46
know know is true. I mean when we say01:09:48
the left wants us dead01:09:51
and here it is. This is the official01:09:53
position of the Democrat party. It's01:09:55
what the party stands for.01:09:57
There is no atrocity no matter how01:09:59
horrific. That would be unacceptable to01:10:01
them. That's why ICE officers are being01:10:04
shot at and run over. It's why child01:10:05
killers are walking free and psychopaths01:10:07
are on the ballot for attorney general.01:10:11
And it's why as we near a month after01:10:12
the assassination of Charlie Kirk, it's01:10:15
now more urgent than ever to dismantle01:10:17
the vast terrorist networks within the01:10:19
Democrat party before any more innocent01:10:21
conservative men, women, and children01:10:23
are slaughtered.01:10:25
And I'll close with this cheerful01:10:27
thought01:10:29
because we have to really think about01:10:30
this.01:10:31
If Jay Jones becomes the attorney01:10:33
general of Virginia, if that happens,01:10:36
which it it may well happen,01:10:39
every conservative in a state will know01:10:43
that the chief law enforcement officer01:10:45
thinks that they deserve to be murdered01:10:47
along with their children.01:10:50
And not only will they know that, they01:10:52
will also know that the Democrat voters01:10:55
in the state, their countrymen,01:10:58
their own neighbors, their friends,01:11:00
right? even their family members in many01:11:02
cases have endorsed that sentiment.01:11:07
That will be without exaggeration the01:11:09
death of any sense of legitimacy in the01:11:12
system. It will be the end of any hope01:11:15
of any semblance of unity.01:11:19
I mean, it'll be the kind of thing that01:11:21
starts civil wars.01:11:24
And I'm not saying there will be one.01:11:26
I'm not saying that I want there to be01:11:27
one.01:11:29
I'm saying it's the kind of thing that01:11:31
starts them,01:11:33
which is a dark and harrowing thought.01:11:35
But these are, sad to say, dark and01:11:38
harrowing times. And on that rather01:11:40
depressing note, uh we will end. That01:11:43
will do it for the show today. Thanks01:11:44
for watching. Thanks for listening. Talk01:11:46
to you tomorrow. Have a great day.01:11:48
Godspeed.01:11:49
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Republican and his kids and doesn't lose01:11:58
a single endorsement. Ice hog ties an01:12:00
Antifa operative in Portland. And Bad01:12:02
Bunny says you need to learn Spanish if01:12:05
you want to understand the Super Bowl01:12:06
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