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Gosh, I keep mixing up the numbers. 9:00am Eastern to 7:00pm I mean, I'm glad to be with you. I'm not just overall glad to be right now. I think a lot of people feel that way. Don't just feel that way, think that way right now. Right. It's not really just about our feeling. You can have feelings. It's one of those instances where, hey, our rational thought, our mind matches up with their feelings. It's the opposite of Black Lives Matter. It's the opposite of antifa. Their feelings are, you're fascist. So they need more government control. Black Lives Matter. Their feelings are, hey, black people are dying in the streets in record numbers from cops. But your logic, part of your brain, the opposite of your lizard brain, says, oh, no, wait, we have multiple studies that show that's not true. So going to be talking about that quite a bit today. Yesterday, obviously, I shot from the hip, as it were, and I'm going to do it more today. Got a reaction from quite a few people and I just want to read you one. And I want you to let me know where you line up on this because I think this is precisely what is wrong with our situation. Abigail Schreier. And I have no ill will toward you. I just think that your presentation is dumb. And I think that your point of view is why we are where we are. So Abigail Schreier responded yesterday to my video and she's just emblematic of a lot of people regarding Irina Zarudska. Say her name. Right, Say her name. And my comparison to George Floyd, therein she responded with, I'm sickened and heartbroken by the murder of Irina Zarudska by a felon with 14 priors. But addressing, quote, white America stirring race rage is discrediting. It destroyed the left and will destroy the right. Imbecilic rage monsters do not help America. They only help themselves. Rage monsters because white people go out and burn down cities. They only help themselves. Hey, let me ask you this. Who was that who said before this happened that we should be hard on crime? Who was it who told people that this is exactly where we're going to lead? Who was it who 6, 7, 3, 1 year ago said, you're going to end up with Dirty Harry's, you're going to end up with Paul Kersey's Charles Bronson death Wish. You're going to end up with that if you demand that people deny what is right in front of their faces. Who was the one who said that judges should be disbarred, that we need Good Samaritan nut laws, incentives in this country, and that Black Lives Matter predicated on a lie is going to lead us exactly to where we are? They only help themselves. I see a lot of criticism from people out there, and I'm not talking about myself personally, I see a lot of criticism of, oh, the judge or oh, the system or oh, mental health. Of course, if you're a mindless leftist, I don't see a lot of solutions and prescriptions. And I will tell you this, not just myself, it's pretty tough to be first and it's pretty tough to actually stake your claim, to actually put your reputation on the line and offer solutions, especially when you have pretty direct line to people who could implement them. So I don't know about just helping ourselves, but I do understand the comparison to George Floyd, people being upset about this, the comparison of Zarutska to George Floyd. I hope that I was clear in marking the differences between George Floyd and Zaruska, namely that she chose to get on a train. He chose to commit armed robbery. George Floyd, he chose to live a life violently. He chose to enslave himself to drugs. He chose to rob a woman at gunpoint with a toddler in the house. But you don't like the comparison. Okay, well, today we'll make a different one. George Floyd to DeCarlos Brown Jr. Let me let you guys in on a little secret. If George Floyd is alive today, you're a betting man. Think he pulls a De Carlos Brown Jr. Maybe it's not 14. I believe the arrest of George Floyd, I'm going by Wrote. The low end is nine, and the rap sheets are strikingly similar. And LeBron James wants you to believe he's an angel. While we saw how those angels lived their lives, and we saw for a long time throughout society, and then very sharply this week, how it ends. George Floyd was the same angel of death that the Carlos Brown Jr. Is. And only one portion of this country is living under that specter. And, yeah, race has something to do with it. Not all. Not all, not all, not all. On with the show. Hey, Josh. What are you doing? Trying to work on an American financing bid. I haven't had any luck finding anything. We gotta do two a week and. Why are you making a sound? This is a cybertruck. It's electric. Doesn't make. That's your point? That's a good point. Two week. That's insane. Yeah. You got any ideas? I'm full of ideas. Like a tuxedo. You rung a tuxedo and you sing a song. Did it? That's right. We did do that. How about. Okay, a bad loan shark who's giving out bad loans did that. Okay. Okay. What if there's, like, a ghost of bad loans passed? Kind of like a Dickens? Yeah, we did that. No, we did that. Yeah. Yeah. You loved it. I remember. I definitely didn't love it if we did it. Yeah. No, you said I was Dickens being gardening. Most of it must have been forgettable. American financing. American financing. Okay. What do they do? They save customers an average of $800 a month. That's good. What else? No upfront costs, no hidden fees. That's good. Okay, what else? What do we got? They'll even let borrowers delay up to two mortgage payments. Two mortgage payments? Yeah. That's actually pretty incredible. Yeah, but what's funny about it? Nothing. It's just good business. NMLS was. NMLS 182334. Call the pros at American Financing today at 1-800-974-6500 or visit www.americanfinancing.net Crowder, NMLS 182334. If you start today, you may even delay up to 2 mortg. All right, sorry. Again. I apologize. Well, convince viewers that we are late today. We had to make sure that we got all of our facts in order. Airtight. Check the references. You should do that every day. Or. I encourage you to. I don't want to tell you what to do. I don't want to be a fascist, but I encourage you to. We make them available. I Leave the choice to you, the people. But today was really important to be right, because truth is what matters. Truth is what matters. And we have not been crafting our solutions, our policies based on truth. Not just outrage, not offense, not dei, not identity politics. Truth. And so I want you all to remember today as we discuss this and you see some of the clips that we will show you, watch it and immediately think, that's correct or that's not true. That's not true. Black people are more at risk in America. That's not true. Black people kill white people at 12 times the rate. A white person is 12 times more likely to be killed by a black person than the other way around. Black people are no more likely to be shot by the police than white people. Harvard man conducting it was a black man conducted that study. He got in so much trouble that they tried to drum him out of the core. He said, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'll conduct it again. Same result. But we've based our policies on a lie. And Abigail Schreier, I hope I've been as respectful as possible, aside from saying that your view, your tweet, your post was dumb. You are welcome to come on the program and discuss this. And same thing. I know I have an invite from Piers Morgan to Mark Lamont Hill, but, hey, you guys said that you would come on this show, and you censored the last time I used the N word in context. And I make no apologies. Once you do that, we'll consider it. I know what I think. I say it here, and you guys can come here into, I don't want to say enemy territory because we'll be respectful, but, you know, suck up. All right. Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you? Good. How are you? Good. You know, not a lot of sleep. And I think that if anyone feels good, last time it was this much of a drain here in the studio was David Dorn. David. Yeah. And we've had obviously worse incidents overall as far as what affects us, but as far as the, you know, the humanity having a soul, this does. It takes a little piece of you every time it does. And it's an inflection point right now. I think it's taken a lot of people and just taking a piece of them. Yeah. It's not just us because we look at this every single day. It's tons of people out there that see this. That's also. I should let you know I may miss a show tomorrow or Friday because I said to my team, hey, get me in one of those barbershops let's do black and white and the gray issues. Let's just, let's, let's go. I hope I find people who agree you don't want echo chambers. Great, you might have me back in a body bag. But hey, it's kind of a joke. But it's a joke based on truth. So you know what could happen. And Josh Firestein, he's going to be in Austin at Cap city comedy club September 26th and 27th. How are you? I'm alright. Yeah, I'll be doing stand up comedy. It'll be fun. We can still don't take the train on the way there. No, I don't recommend drive yourself. I don't recommend taking the train at all. And isn't that funny too? That's a matter of leftist policy. They want us all on mass transit as often as possible. Look at the policies. We want to make it hard for you to drive an suv. Look at the policies. We want to make it more expensive for you to have gasoline. Look at the policies. We want to spend more money on infrastructure so that we can have mass public transit. They want you all in big cities. They want you all as huddled masses on mass public transit, shuffling into your public schooling and government jobs. Could you, could you craft it any worse? Maybe, but I don't know. All right, before that, just as a little bit of a palate cleanse. This one's just fun. You have to be able to laugh a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And sorry, this is gonna be a sucker punch because I told you we're find it funny. It's just gonna make you pro a little bit upset. By the way. There's nothing wrong with rage. There's nothing wrong with rage. We're not talking about outrage. Rage. There's nothing wrong with rage. Isn't that the virus from 28 days later? I don't remember if it was the 28 or the weeks or the months or years. They're infected with rage. Yeah, I think it was like one was the rage virus, the other one was ill tempered. Okay. They just kept downscaling it. Like 28 years later is just annoyed. Yes, he has the groggy virus. What happened? They're coming. He never got enough sleep. I feel that way right now. Sometimes you feel like you live in this weird bizarro world because hey, bodily autonomy, your body, your choice, right? That's what the left says. But they only apply that when it relates to another body that happens to be in your body. It's a location thing. I Don't know if you know this, but pretty much no. Human beings are rare exceptions. If you grow up next to a radiation plant, have 20 fingers, have 20 toes, have two vaginas, have four breasts, have two brains, but that's part of your body. Your body, your choice. I'm going to tell you very, very clearly the way I have shifted the most. Where have I changed my mind? I used to say, don't attribute to malice what you can simply chalk up to ignorance. That's an old saying. This is malice. We are living the consequences of malice. Do you believe that the left, when they say this is about the government staying out of our lives? As Americans, we don't believe that the government should determine what we do with our own bodies. Kill a baby. Anyone believe they believe that comment? Because this is how you know the left has no values. A value or a character trait is indifferent to circumstance. It's indifferent to feeling. That's what makes it a value. If you're disciplined, for example, that's an important value. It is indifferent to being tired. It is indifferent to having a tough day. It is indifferent to the weather if you're sore. If your value, if one of your fundamental values is bodily autonomy, well, maybe you could explain to me why it only applies when aborting a baby and not to a mandated vaccine, meaning someone else forcefully injecting, effectively, your very own adult body. So for those of you who haven't been following this, the Florida Surgeon General, I believe it's Joseph Ladapo. Oh, look, I think. No, it's not him. No, it's not him. It's another black guy. Come on. You'll see why I made the confusion, because you'll see the clip, and it looks just like CNN right now. So for those of you who missed it, Jake tapper, and obviously Mr. Cuomo. Fredo was interviewing him before. He talked about how, hey, we're actually, we're not going to do the mandate. We want to be really clear about that. Then I'll get to the reaction and the values of the left. What we said was that if you want them, God bless you, you can have as many as you want. And if you don't want them, parents should have the ability and the power to decide what goes into their children's bodies. It's that simple. You have sovereignty over your body. I mean, that's where it starts. And you should be able to decide what you put in your body. And if you can't decide what you put in your body, I mean, you know What. What do you. What do you actually, you know, what can you decide? Yeah. Now, some of you would say, well, he's inconsistent, or conservatives are inconsistent because you don't apply that to abortion. It's the only time we don't, you guys. I think it's remarkably consistent where we apply it across the board. Until it comes to murder or one other instance, for example, like soda on Snap, the left will think, hey, I caught you. They have the right to drink, eat whatever they want. They should be able to get Coca Cola. Sure you do. Not when I'm paying for it. That has nothing to do with your bodily autonomy. That has everything to do with paying bills. Yes. So that right there, you watch it. You probably have no problem with it. I want to see if you can spot the disconnect between the values that the left espouses, considering their outrage over the idea of people being free to choose a vaccine. Here's a side by side. Abortion rights are human rights. This is not out of the norm for Ladapo, the Florida Surgeon General, to do things that have no grounding in evidence or in the principles of public health. It is my intention for the Senate to hold a vote on legislation to codify the right to an abortion in law. Well, this is sort of like a Great Barrington declaration for all infectious diseases. It's not a very good idea. And I fear for the education of children in Florida now who may miss a lot of time for school because they're not going to be protected by their public health officers. Because codifying Roe v. Wade into law is essentially about protecting the freedoms for individuals to make their own private decisions about their health care. Diseases don't care about state borders. So it's not going to stay in Florida. Amid this assault on freedoms, Democrats are putting people over politics. We are ferociously defending the right to make decisions about women's health, their bodies, their lives, proudly voting to make Roe v. Wade the law of the land. And at the same time, the rates of vaccine exemptions have gone up by about a point since 2019. None of this is by accident. None of this is by osmosis. And now this in Florida. Reckless, if I could sum it up in one word. One does not have to abandon their faith. Right, Their faith or their deeply held beliefs to agree the government should not be telling that woman what to do with her body. Well, how deeply held can it be if you believe the government should be able to force you to take an experimental injection? This is why I said we're not the same. We don't even have the same view and definition values. We don't have a disagreement on our values. The left doesn't know what a value is. You starting to get the picture? And then the conversations, of course, they're not as rational from the left. I get it. Abortion is a charged topic. Often, bodily autonomy is. We do have these spirited discussions about choice, often in the office. Seriously? Yeah. You saw that. That was awesome, right? No. Look, man, you're making a mess over here. Aren't you supposed to be on a diet? Anyway, look, cheese balls in your body. That's not a good idea, Josh. Look, dude, my body, my choice. All right. No, no, no. I don't think that's how that phrase is. Is really meant to be used. Yeah, I think it is. My body, my choice. No, no, no, no. They don't mean it like, his body, his choice. No, I understand. My body, my choice. My body, my choice. Listen, that is not how the phrase. My body, my choice. My body, my choice. My body, my. Well, I guess he finally heard you, Josh. Yeah, and I think he won't. I think he won't step in next time. No. In fact, I would appreciate if he got into the game. Yeah, I'm a competitive guy. Gerald claims to be a competitive guy. Yep. You know what? New rule. New office rule, Tool man. We'll write it down in our code of conduct. Gerald's body, your choice. Yes. Gerald's body, my choice. Yes. No, you are the conservator of his body. Somebody bring me some clippers and that back. Yes. Yes. Also, we have plenty of tools in the costume room that. Oh, yeah. Oh, I could get creative. It would be of tremendous service. There's that tuba. And by the way, best way to stay in touch, download the Rumble app. If you haven't used the Rumble app, if you checked it out two years ago. Look, I get it. It sucked. It's great. Now, all of the utilities that you guys wanted that weren't necessarily available, they had to play some catch up because, hey, YouTube had a monopoly. It's on there. Follow me. There. That's the best way to stay in touch. Don't be beholden to some social media algorithm. The only reason we're able to be as unfiltered as we are here is because we plan for a rainy day and we don't have to broadcast this on YouTube. And I guess it's just kind of serendipitous that then Twitter became X and you're allowed to do it there. And then YouTube kind of had to tuck their tail between their legs. And they're a little bit more lenient now because they realize they're not the only game in town. So keep showing them that. Download the app and follow me there. Okay? Ms. Zarutska. It's tough to say something here that hasn't been said, but I actually think there are quite a few things that are missed because I will say Schreier had a point. Some people just peddle outrage. Truth is what matters here. Evil and truth and evil and truth. Let's focus on that. Three key facts to remember off the top before we get to anything. How Zyrutska was failed. And she was failed. First off, blacks in this country are 12 times more likely to kill a white person than vice versa. 12 times more likely. Now truth matters. I've seen a number going around 30 times more likely. As far as I know, that's not true at all. Maybe someone is looking at different crime statistics. I'd like to hear why. But I can tell you concretely, 12 times blacks are 12 times more likely to kill a white person than vice versa. Key fact number two. There is no statistical difference between white Americans and black Americans as it relates to being shot by the police. None. No statistical significance. Okay. And finally, police, the ones who the left defunded with their soft on crime policy, which was also sort of packaged, bundled like subprime mortgages with cashless bail catch and release. Those same police defunded police in many municipalities are 18 and a half times more likely to be killed by a black male than an unarmed black male is to be killed by a police officer. It's not even close. There's some footage that I'll be watching today with you for the first time because I watched some footage live yesterday and I'm just going to tell you during run through it just didn't have it in me to watch it over and over again. But before we get to that, of course there was more. Is this, is this the first clip? Yeah. Is this all right? I'm buying time. I'm buying. I'm not going to lie to you. This, this stuff, watching it takes. This is the short, this is the short one we watched yesterday. Yeah. Okay. This is a shorter one we watched yesterday. I know. There's a longer clip today. Correct. And I'm going to focus today on for you. I'll be really clear. We'll use the language the left understands the axis of evil and your allies. And there is a very, very big difference. I want you to remember this People say we need to find common ground. This show, Mud Club, we're fine with being the dividers. I am. I'm fine with being the divider. I don't want to hold hands with the axis of evil. People who enable evil to look it will always exist, but the people who enable it. No common ground. Let's make a really clear border because borders work. Don't put us in this situation. Leftists don't put Americans in this situation and then blame us for dividing the country. You have a term for that? Feminist pop psychologist Gaslighting. I think more of the footage yesterday of Irina Zyritska was released and this is the part that I warn you, it's very disturbing. I don't like having to do this, but because we live in the era that we do and because the media has been not just bad at their job, but the enemy of the people to such a degree it's necessary. So if you don't have the stomach for it, I understand. This was the first sort of aftermath that you saw. That was 14 seconds. And I told you it's second 15 in America, talked about it yesterday. It is second 15. What we do at second 15 and onward determines what kind of a country we are. And I told, I don't know what happens. Maybe at second 15 everyone springs in to help. We have the answer on that. That woman was failed. Law abiding. Yeah, law abiding white Americans have been failed. Not law abiding Americans, not white Americans. Law abiding white tax paying Americans have been failed. Why? Why all of those prerequisites? Because if you follow the law, you pay your taxes and you're white in this country, you are the only category of people who fund an active war against you. You fund affirmative action to keep you out of a spot that you rightfully deserve. You fund SNAP and EBT so that other people can partake in treats that you have chosen to forego. As you save for your family. You fund soft on crime policies that lead to the violent outcomes in the cities where you may have to live. You fund the mass transit that you can't really use because if you find yourself there, you may actually be a minority and you're a soft target and more likely 12 times more likely to be killed. You, if you are a tax paying, law abiding American, fund the war against you that is largely designed to cater to non law abiding, non tax paying, non white Americans. And it's okay to say it. So this woman was failed. Well, who failed her and who's actually doing the right thing. Let's talk about the Axis. And allies. Tough on crime. Crime is rising in the Capitol. That is just not true. These people are sick. He beat the hell out of his wife. These people are deranged. We're going to prevent him from coming in in the first place. We'll do what has to be done because we're going to make America safe again. So let's go through the axis of evil. And yeah, I ain't comparing to Hitler. Yep. Do I want to? Nope. I'm doing it because it's a language that the left understands. Everyone going all the way back to at least Nixon, every single Republican has been compared to Hitler. Certainly presidents. I mean, Newt Gingrich was compared to Hitler. Mitt Romney was compared to Hitler. Gerald is Hitler. Wait, no, you are Hitler. That's why I didn't say compared. Aryan. You're aggressively Aryan. The true heir. Yes, he is. So, yeah, that's why I'm using this language. I hope that you understand, and I hope it drives the point home. The Axis of Evil. The people who obviously failed or actively harmed Zyrutska. Well, first up, obviously DeCarlos Brown Jr. Yep. That's the first one here who failed her. Killed her. Failed himself, I guess. Failed society after killing her in cold blood. Walked away and said we can now confirm because there was some speculation. I got that white girl. Yeah. And of course, you all know this man's record, right? 14 prior arrests, including armed robbery, assault. I believe multiple. One, including his own sister. And I don't really want to give too much credence to the idea that he's insane or mentally unwell. Because he was mentally well enough to target a woman who couldn't fight back and attack her from behind. I know that point's been made, but I do. There's a rational process, almost a predatorial one. But he's. Now, Meghan claims that he's insane. That's what people have said. He's insane. He said someone put material into his body to make him do it. I don't care. But just for the record. So you said something in your body did what? Nah, the material put it like this. The material used my body to stabilize it. And so she just got stabbed. Yeah. But since they did that, since they did that, now they gotta investigate the material my body exposed to. Since they want to do all that, now they gotta investigate. So I'm just trying to understand, out of all people. Watch her. That's. Hey, it ain't. I don't have nothing. I. Hey, they just lashed out on her. That's that. That's what happened. They last out on her. Wells working out who was working. Who was whoever was working the material they lashed out on. Okay. Next member of the axis of evil. That's irresponsible. I'm okay with it. The D.A. spencer Merriweather. Yeah. These people who, you know, they've helped really spearhead what you know as the IOU policy. The IOU policy. This person was integral in the Mecklenburg county. That's in Charlotte. The pre trial IOU release policy. Here's a quote. Release the defendant on his or her written promise to appear. It's literally an iou. It's. Oh, I know that I'm supposed to be in jail. I'm supposed to be in court, but I'll. I'll. I'll be in jail later. Good enough for me. 2019, after the county did some bail reform, here's what Meriwether said. Check the references. If I believe a person should have a chance at release and should be able to live their life as they await trial without posing a threat to the community, there shouldn't be an amount of money that's an impediment to that. It's almost like. Pardon me. It's almost like Bailey was designed to be an impediment to being out in society. And it's almost like it was designed to be an impediment because we understood that certain people shouldn't be amongst society. The good news is that their solution is if I believe. Oh, well, since you believe. So, Meriwether, you sure about that belief? Yeah. If you can't hold a guy like this, who's Schizophrenic 2020, claimed that people put material in his body and misused the 911 services. I think that's why he was in there in January. Yeah. In July of this year. His lawyer says he's not fit to stand trial. If you can't hold that guy back and say an IOU is probably not good enough here, then nobody can be held. Yeah, I say no IOUs. I say pay it. You don't have it. Enjoy the clink. You know how he always did it. Next member of the axis of evil. And these people are more emblematic of the system. The judge, Teresa Stokes. So in January 19, 2025, Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes released Decarlos Brown on said IOU policy. It was the written promise to appear, by the way. Stokes never passed the bar. Guess that's not important for judges, so long as she believes she's qualified to be a judge. She also is listed as the director of Second Chance Services, which sounds nice, but may be a conflict of interest when dealing with criminality. It's a Charlotte clinic that offers, quote, peer support services, therapy, substance abuse treatment, dual diagnosis care, telehealth services and court ordered evaluations. And before moving to North Carolina and not passing the bar, Stokes ran multiple businesses, services aimed not at dealing with violent criminals, but helping addicts. Teresa Stokes is the co owner of Wing Heaven Sports Haven, Michigan's first Stober bar. Before venturing into the restaurant business, Stokes and Alina Branscombe ran Pinnacle Recovery Services, a Lansing nonprofit housing program for underserved communities. We actually talked to that population, said, hey, where are you guys going to go when you want to hang out with your kids and, you know, include them into your recovery? And they had nowhere to go. So that's where this idea came from. Branscombe, who will be 10 years sober in September, hopes Wing Heaven Sports Haven will help destigmatize people in recovery. Everybody deserves an opportunity to recover, regardless of what the substance or the drug or the addiction is. It could be your very first minute, your very first hour, your very first day. If this place is going to make you feel safe, come in. I want Americans who follow the law and pay their taxes to feel safe. By the way, I think it's great for addicts to recover. I think people can. I've known plenty of addicts who have gone through recovery. I know plenty of addicts who haven't. And I think someone who's been in and out revolving door 14 times probably given you some signs, probably giving you some sense. You know who else did? George Floyd. We know how that story ends. With or without the incident with Chauvin 9's enough. I hope every addict feels safe. I don't. I hope some addicts who've already shown that they are taking an active role in their own recovery, regardless of someone else intervening. I hope that they feel safe and accountable enough to go through the tough work to become a functioning member of society. The next member, I guess, of the axis of evil would be NGOs at large. NGOs. You had the DA, you have the judge. Now you have the NGOs. Because in 2017, the MacArthur foundation gave $100 million in grants to local governments to reduce prison population, including 2 million to Mecklenburg County. That's in Charlotte, or Charlotte is in that county. I always used to hear this as you know, a young person kind of hanging around libertarians, mass incarceration. And it was just one of those. I would always ask why, but why are they in there? No one thinks that someone who first time caught with a bag of weed should be in prison for the rest of their life. Good news is that doesn't actually happen. It's incredibly, incredibly rare, almost unheard of. Unless you're in Kamala Harris estate and she wants more free labor. But why, why is, hey, we need fewer people in prison. How is that a value? That's a numerical equation. It's not a value. A value would be, hey, we need to keep our population safe. That's an important component of our society. Or a value. The argument may be, hey, we need to make sure that the punishment is commensurate with. It's proportional to the crime committed. Sure, but just the idea of mass incarceration is wrong. Well, are we mass incarcerating violent felons? See how the truth as a starting point matters with these solutions because you're living with the consequences. Also the MacArthur foundation, this NGO, I just gave you the number. $100 million, 2 million to this specific county. So it had an effect that may have something to do with the IOU policy. Again, let me ask you, hey, a giant NGO giving $100 million out and 2 million to this specific county because they don't want people in prison. Do you think that that is likely to lead to something like using as an example an IOU policy which would keep people from being sent to prison. They also, the MacArthur foundation exclusively funded the left for the last 20 years. Just so you know, NGOs always work against you. The American law abiding taxpayer, especially if you're white. They gave exclusively to Democrat politicians, to Planned Parenthood, to the Population Council, to the Union of Concerned Scientists, the final axis of evil. Remember of the axis of evil here, now that we know what happened at second 15 and onward would be the bystanders. So when I watched that footage yesterday and it was 14 seconds, I didn't want to speak out of Turnus. I don't want all the details. And I saw a lot of people who did speak as though they had the details. I'm glad that we didn't hear, but now we have an answer. This is the first time I'm seeing this. I've read about it. I didn't want to watch it and I still don't want to watch it because it took 95 seconds for anyone to come and give a girl A young woman dying alone. Any kind of aid. That woman is dying alone in public. That woman is dying alone in public. Hey, don't allow yourself to be enraged. It's immoral. Most important right now, guys, to make sure you don't get mad for the remainder of the 95 seconds because that would be the true crime here. Don't get mad, don't get outraged. Let not your heart be troubled. That girl is dying alone in public. And you're watching it. And what you are watching was entirely preventable. It wasn't prevented by design. There you go. This guy finally realized what's going on. There's a guy right next to him that saw the whole thing and pointed. How about a hug? I remember one time on a bus, saw a guy, it was very clear he had been dumped by his girlfriend, was distraught, pat him on the back, said, man, you need to talk. Why? Entire train car full of people with a woman hemorrhaging blood. Nothing. 95 seconds and nothing. Black America, don't tell me ever again about the strength of your community. This isn't an isolated incident. If it saves one life. If it saves one. If it saves one life. That life was taken by design, not just by the Carlos Brown Jr. But by everyone else. We discussed the NGOs who funded this policy, the DAs who pushed for the IOU policy, and the judge who blissfully overlooked 14 prior offenses and didn't take the bar. And then the people there. That's kind of your last fail safe, right? This is why we believe in concealed carry. This is why we believe in taking as much control as you can as a God fearing Christian. Because we don't have the final say over your own destiny. You are the vanguard. Because if everything else goes to crap and you have a system that enables and creates this situation, at least you can do something about it. Train car full of people didn't. What are we about to say, Gerald? I had seen that video, but I did not notice. Like the people around, we've tried to give as much kind of room as possible because you don't know what happens immediately in the 14 seconds. Right. But in that extended clip, it becomes very clear very quickly that they knew something was terribly wrong. Pointing at this person. One guy was just standing there instead of doing anything. Veered over, looked, avoided the blood. The guy, if you're watching the video, the guy to the left. Yeah. Stepped over the blood, watched it. God bless the guy who finally stepped in. Yeah, yeah. I don't think he was in the immediate. I don't think he was in the immediate vicinity. I think, you know, I think he finally saw it. And the one guy at the cowboys that pointed, he wasn't doing anything either. He pointed. Maybe he was scared. I don't know. Maybe that's another problem that we have. We need a little more toxic masculinity. Because what the left has referred to as toxic masculinity is men who will step in. What do you have a savior complex? Are you a narcissist? Guess they could have used a few more narcissists on that. Yeah, what we used to somebody concealed caring and putting that guy down right after that, he still is walking around with a knife and blood dripping off of his body. How do you know he's done? Well, here's the other thing. This doesn't exist in a vacuum. Right, you go, well, maybe people were confused. Sorry. Not for 90. Knife. Not for 95 seconds. No. If nothing else. If nothing else, everyone in the immediate vicinity on that train car saw a black man physically assault a woman and a pool of blood. Meaning maybe let's give them the benefit of the doubt that they don't know that there was a stabbing, that she wasn't saying I was stabbed. We don't know they would have witnessed. Best possible case scenario, a man assaulting a woman and her bleeding. Now let me ask you this. How many times have you seen a gang of black people jump in and beat the shit out of a white guy for saying something wrong and them interpreting it as an offense? You going to tell me that Same strength of community wouldn't jump in when a woman is bleeding and assaulted after an assault? It doesn't exist in a vacuum. How many world star videos you guys see? We had that discussion. Why do young black men fight in packs? We ran that video. Bunch of dudes beating up a white chick. Maybe she was mouthy. Okay, where are we here? And then you have people say, well, it's not a race thing. Sure. It plays no role in this. There are plenty of white men who roam trains and repeatedly stab women. And then groups of white men who watch her dying in a pool of her own blood and do nothing for 95 seconds. I bet you can pull me dozens of examples of tape. So we've gone through the axis of evil in preventing it. Who actively fought against any preventative measures, Right, With IOU policies and soft on crime policies, then the people who did nothing. The ghost of evil present at that moment in time. Now let's get to okay, ghost of evil future here Looking at this axis of evil, what's going to happen from second 95 onwards? Yesterday it was its second 15 in America. Now it's second 95 onwards. Who is the axis of evil right now? Well, you know, it's the media. You know, it's how they've decided to cover this yesterday in no uncertain terms. I told you that without all the information, I would be able to tell how this was going to go based on second 15 onward and if this was going to become a gee, golly, mental health discussion. Now, what I think is most likely, and I pray to God, I mean that I pray to God we don't see happen, is a discussion centered around empathy and mental health or potentially how the system failed that man who committed some kind of a criminal act at least 14 times, many of them violent. And so now, and I'm not the only one who is saying that now the media knows that eyes are on them, right? They could. Eddie Haskell it. They could pretend like they care. They could fake it for a while. But even in that situation right now, with a woman dead as a direct result of the policies that they promoted, they enacted, they wanted, and all eyes are on them saying, hey, can you take some accountability and admit that you got it wrong? And can we not try and have this discussion where we have our empathy used against us for the perpetrator? They just, the media just couldn't help themselves. It's gotta be. Mental health actually demonstrated violence in the past and nobody flagged it. Actually, the police, to your point, said we're gonna refer you to more resources, and that went nowhere. So there were multiple. Flagged it. He served time for his violent offenses, not for his schizophrenia. Why? That's not a survive. That's not a crime. I know, but I'm saying that that was compounding this entire issue, the fact that he lashed out violently on that. I know. I'm just saying he did actually serve time for the violent offenses that he committed, but he was a career criminal, a repeat offender who was let back onto our streets despite a really bad criminal record that suggests he should have been locked away for life because he was threatening the public. He was a menace to society. He should have been locked away for life. For what? Now he should have schizophrenia. You want him to. You actually said that? I can't believe you actually said that somebody should be locked away in jail forever for schizophrenia. Did you really say that? Isolated. Did you really say that in an institution? Is this actually. It's not about cashless bail or no Cashless bail. It's about the fact that, that we don't know how to deal with people who are hurting in the way this man was hurting. Hurt people, hurt people. What happened was horrible. But it becomes an opportunity for people to jump on bandwagons. And then for someone like Charlie Kirk, he should be ashamed of himself. He said he should be locked away for life for schizophrenia. He institutionalized. Yes. And if you're saying he should not, you're saying that young women like you and me are basically just we are lambs into the slaughter. You go on public transportation in the city, that could happen to any single one of us. I use public transit constantly. That is completely unhinged, frankly. People shouldn't be locked away for mental illness, they should be treated for it. This horrible crime has now been seized on by Republicans to depict democratic run cities like Charlotte as being plagued by widespread violence and mayhem. Of course, 34 year old Decarlos Brown was charged with the state charges of first degree murder after he was arrested for killing, According to police, 23 year old Irina Zarutska. I wonder, Stephanie, would this have been such an issue if this hadn't have been a pretty blonde Ukrainian and was a poor black woman? Don't make it the kind of national issue that we have. Let the local law enforcement do their job. They just need help. What a weird thing he just said. He implied that young black women aren't pretty. Yeah. And said that we wouldn't care. The left's policies and solutions are based on something that is not true. And they reject truth and call it racism or call it fascism or call it patriarchy. We know how you handle this. Let me give you a really clear. Giuliani, America's mayor now people have turned him into a punchline. You realize broken windows in New York, New York was a hellscape too. Yeah. They enacted broken windows, which was basically a zero tolerance. They were gonna stop people at the outset so that crime didn't escalate. Included stop and frisk. Right. Arrests rose, crime went down, murder went down by 66%, robbery 67%. Everything went down. And what did the left do? They said, yeah, yeah, but that's racist because it disproportionately affects young black youth. Well why, and do you think the reason for that was to make sure that we don't get to count 14 and someone being stabbed to death where they die alone in public. And I understand that that's an oxymoron to those tuning in right now. I mean it. We had the three strike policy. Remember that three felonies equal a life sentence? That was in California. There was a 27% drop in crime. There was a 31% drop in six major crime categories. And then in 2012, we softened it, we reformed it. Why? Well, because broken windows, Giuliani, that reduced crime in New York. And the three strike policy, that was predicated on the idea of, hey, if someone commits a felony three times, the data shows us that they're going to do it a fourth, fifth, sixth. And we don't want to let it get to the point where it's the worst felony, taking someone's life. That's why these policies existed, and by the way, they worked. So if these policies existed to prevent animals from violently, violently assaulting, violating your fundamental human rights, if these policies were created because, and there was a call for that at that time, to stop animals and protect the innocent, and the numbers came out and showed that it worked, why did they stop? Why did those policies stop? Why was Decarlos Brown Jr. And by the way, George Floyd, we'll get to that. Why were they out on the streets? Oh, that's right. The policies that were designed to protect you, the policies that worked were racist. Do you think the New York City's implementation of Stop and Frisk was racist? Yes, in effect, it was. The program from the beginning was targeted on African Americans and Latino men. We believe in ending the overuse of Stop and Frista has unfairly targeted young African American and Latino men. 86% of the people who have been stopped in frisk are black or Latino. So either black and brown people are always in the wrong place at the wrong time. When we come down Fifth Avenue together on Father's Day to make a statement about Stop and Frisk as an approach to African Americans, Latinos, you know, I told you this. We used to have an open call for debate and we're going to be doing this with Ivy League professors soon. Used to do it all the time. Don't underestimate your opponent. Ever. There are no good leftists to debate anymore. It's not even fun. Did you hear that? Did you hear their case? It disproportionately affects blacks. They are targeted. Okay, are they targeted or are they committing crimes? 86% said Mark Lamont Hill are black or Latino. So either they're always at the wrong place in the wrong time or by their worldview, they were at the right place at the right time to commit their premeditated crime. But they got caught in leftist circles by the Way in intelligentsia, in the think tanks, at the universities. This is what passes for nuanced discussion. Well, why is it disproportionately affecting black males? And why is it disproportionately affecting Latinos? Well, could it be a time? Could it be a location? Could it be a. Hey, could it. Teacher, I know this one. Could it be because certain demographics commit more crimes? Hold on, I have right here. Oh, yeah. A white person is 12 times more likely to be killed by a black person than a black person by a white person. Could that be why they get targeted? You say targeted. I say caught more often. Don't tell us that we made this a race thing. You did, you did. When you said, hey, we have to change the law in stopping crime because the laws target the people committing crime. And we said, why would we stop? Why would we stop criminal laws from targeting criminals? Oh, because they're black. Oh, am I allowed to respond to that? That'd be turning it into a race thing. Okay, I get the rules. You want me to be silent and die. That's a more positive outcome for you than the truth. And the media just can't help themselves. I'll give you a very clear example. Apples to apples. NBC News covering two stories. And you tell me who makes this a race issue. It's time for a tale of two headlines. It was the best of fake news. It was the worst of fake news. So here's NBC News covering the violent, heinous, evil stabbing of Zarudska at the hands of animal decarlos Brown Junior. North Carolina police are investigating the slaying of a 23 year old Ukrainian woman on board a Charlotte area transit system train last month. Also NBC News, one day later. William McNeil, 22, a black man who was punched in the face by a white officer in Florida, says his civil rights may have been violated during the February encounter in Jacksonville that he captured on video. See if anyone here can spot the difference. Oh, yeah. The race of both was named. You going to tell me again about journalistic integrity? Journalistic integrity would be applying the same standard regardless of the circumstance in the story. Why does one necessitate race and the other doesn't? So you can blame me for doing exactly what it is that you do. The only difference is that if I do it, I'm pointing out a statistical trend, the truth, which would allow us to address it. You do it based on a lie. Also no idea if these civil rights may have been violated. It very well could have been like all of the other Body cam footage. By the way, I still have that challenge out. I issued it yesterday. Since the body cam footage, right. It's pretty much universal in this country. You can watch hours and hours and hours and hours and hours of it. We ran that montage yesterday. Name me one George Floyd. Name me one Mike Brown on foot, on camera. Name me one that has had that same kind of an effect. We have more footage than ever. You called for it. Comment. Give me one. Because I could give you 50 of what I showed you yesterday of people charging cops with knives and guns and beating them. Matter of fact, I would make the argument that it's almost the rule in these encounters rather than the exception. And we should largely base our fundamental laws on the rule, not cater to the very rare exception. Finally, of course, in the axis of evil here, overall, no surprise, Democrats, the Democrat Party, we are not all the same. There are plenty of Republicans who are wieners and they bother me. I understand that. Just talked about Rand Paul yesterday, but there is exclusively one party in this country and their NGOs and their quislings. There is exclusively one party for years that has been lying to you and gaslighting, to use their term, you on crime. Donald Trump and the maga. Republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic. The danger, I think, of white supremacist violent extremism or any other kind of violent extremism is of course, significant, as I did my inaugural address to single out as the most dangerous terrorist threat to our homeland is white supremacy. I think the President put millions of Americans in danger last night. His rhetoric is in danger, endangering lots of people. And if you really want to know who the criminals are in this country, you can Google it. You don't have to trust me, but the people that commit 80% of the most violent crimes in this country are white supremacists. Yet for whatever reason, they sit and they serve at the pleasure of the President. They are the ones that were there on January 6th tearing our democracy down physically. And now we have them tearing us down, down right here from within. Did I want to be respectful? Did that dumb bitch just say that 80% of crimes are committed by white supremacists? Yes. Not white people. White supremacists. Yes. They have identified as that and claim to be that. Okay. And they've been proven to be white supremacists. But. But I'm the one making it about race in responding, right? Okay, I'm going to respond to it. Yes. There's no way that's true. Because 43% of all violent crimes are committed by black people. They make up 12% of the population. So I don't know where you come up with 80. And not just 80% are by white people. Violent crimes. 80% are by white supremacists. Here's the crazy thing. I am a conservative. I have been. I wish I could tell you some kind of crazy redemption arc, give you that tale. I have been since I was a kid. It pissed my communist teachers off. I always have been. I've matured. I've always been a conservative. I've spent time around conservatives. I congregate with conservatives. I tend to prefer their company. I have yet to meet in real life a single white supremacist. But if you refer to me as a white supremacist or anyone else in this room, oh, I now understand how you get to that number. 80%. These most violent crimes are committed by white supremacists. Just the statistics alone would imply that the other 20% is made up of a lot of non supremacist white people. Yeah. And where are the Latinos and the Asians? I don't know. They don't really. I guess there's not a lot of room for glee sound. Yeah. Way lower. So finally, in the axis of evil here. And I will say this, this is harmful to society at large, but this is really harmful to the black community. Because like I've said, not all. Not all. Not all. I get it. The black community I know has a significant portion of particularly men amongst them who know that this is a problem. I know that. But I know that it's tough to step out of line and it's uncool if you call your community out on it. How do I know? Well, I spend a lot of time with the black community. Matter of fact, I think I'm the only white person in this space who does it. Who goes into black neighborhoods, who goes into black barbershops to discuss these. And I don't soft pedal it and I don't pander. And you know what? We usually have good conversations. But black celebrities, well, they're always leading black America the wrong way. And this is going to get rough because we're going to get to George Floyd. We need justice for George Floyd. We all witnessed his murder in broad daylight. We're broken and we're disgusted. We cannot normalize this pain. I don't consider this just a George Floyd issue. I consider this an American issue. It's emblematic of what kind of nonsense has been taking place for far too long and something needs to be done about it. And people seeing Georgia's murder played out in 8 minutes and 46 seconds of real time. It moved the country. It moved the world. The protests in response to the killing of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery and Nina Popp aren't simply a reaction to those particular tragedies. As heartbreaking as they are, they speak to decades worth of anguish and frustration. Much respect to him. He's an angel looking over all of us, looking over all these black kids in the black community. Actress Kerry Washington tweets a guilty verdict. But this fight for justice is not over. We have a lot of work to do now. We all fed up in news coming back for everything. Rock stars just watch the news. They burning cop cars Kill another nuke Break the law and call us our flaws. What happened? Want us to keep it peaceful. When I watched the tape of George Floyd's death and heard him cry out for his mama, my first thought was for all of the black mothers and how the pain and anguish of bearing witness to that must have been excruciating. Colin Kaepernick is providing financial assistance to protesters who need legal representation. He wrote, when civility is leads to death, revolting is the only logical reaction. It's painful. Unfortunately, as a black man, we've been in these rooms way too many times. Have you? He's an angel. I'm going to tell you the truth about George Floyd. George Floyd may not have stabbed an innocent woman on the subway yet, but he was on his way. That angel looking from above. Yeah, sure. Your first instinct, when you see an out of context clip, of course your heart will break, your humanity will get the better of you. Because no one wants to see someone die. Especially when at that point you believe that that's someone who's as harmless as a fly as he's been. Presented in innocent. My second instinct took several minutes to do some research and see the rap sheet was, oh, this is someone who was going to continue and it's going to get worse. Let's bring up George Floyd's rap sheet. Nine arrests, right? Included robbery with a deadly weapon. It included theft. It included violent crimes. It included substance related charges, trespassing. Nine arrests, including robbery with a deadly weapon. I believe there's some kind of assault in there. Hey, what is that? That looks pretty familiar. Deja vu. Oh, there's De Carlos Brown. Robbery with a deadly weapon, disorderly conduct, assault of his sister. Well, hold on. Can we have a comparison. Oh, so George Floyd, your angel, was a de Carlos Brown Jr. Who just wasn't as far along the path yet you venerated Decarlos Brown Jr. You emboldened De Carlos Brown Jr. There is no doubt in my mind that George Floyd after arrest nine that he wasn't going to straighten up and fly right before arrest 10. Just like Decarlos Brown Jr. Didn't at time 13. At this point are we splitting hairs? 9 vs 14? He's an angel, man. Rest in peace, Kang. Okay, what about the people he assaulted and he robbed? You know, two years ago the dc, the former DC Police chief came out in a press conference and said that the average homicide suspect has been arrested 11 times prior. Yeah. So he was two away from that. The average do we think? Now here's the thing, especially with that, the three strike policy. That's racist. It would have put Decarlos Brown Jr. In a cell with George Floyd. There is no difference. There is no difference. And all the signs of character that we see. Now I could go through that list. I could give you the rap sheet of Zarutska. Oh wait, there isn't one. There's no march for her. Maybe there will be. And it will likely be very peaceful cultural differences. Yeah. By the way, decarlos Brown Sr. Also career criminal. His brother shot a man in the face. I think a 65 year old man if I remember correctly, in 2012, 2014, while trying to steal his phone. Yeah, a phone's not worth that. Jeez. You know what? Not only George Floyd when you talk about that, because that brings me to. George Floyd is DeCarlos Brown is Mike Brown. Same name, same asshole, moral fiber. Mike Brown, serial offender. Also the, I guess you would say originator of Hands up, don't shoot that lie. His best friend just got shot, killed. Mike Brown was taken too early, grabbing a cop's gun and assaulting him. I guess. Would you say the right time for his friend, the hands up, don't shoot that sound like a guy who was going around hands up, not shooting. Does it sound like a guy who was living his life? Like Zarutska, who did the system fail? George Floyd is de Carlos Brown Jr. There is no difference in how they lived their life. One is no longer around or was no longer around to commit the kind of heinous act of evil that we saw from the Carlos Brown Jr that's who you chose to venerate. What do you think? The other young black men who could be the next George Floyd? What do you Think they think when they go, whoa, Beyonce, LeBron said, Angel Man. The policy used to be don't air manifestos, don't give the name of some kind of a violent criminal or a mass shooter. Because we don't want to inspire people. We don't want to give them the notoriety that they seek. Let's give this serial violent felon who robbed a woman at gunpoint with a child in the house a golden casket that'll inspire a generation of young black men to live their lives better. And at the same time, let's shit on Ben Carson and Condoleezza Rice because they're not black enough. What kind of a message do you think you're sending? And you say that we respond, that us responding, we the responders are making it about race. Can anyone point me. Here's another challenge. Can anyone point me to a white guy? Any white guy. I'm talking about a celebrity. Any white criminal who was arrested nine or 14 times for the crimes of assault, robbery with a deadly weapon, beating a woman, robbing a woman at gunpoint with no care for the child in the vicinity. Can anyone point me to an example of a single white guy who had a parade of celebrities and politicians venerating him? Let's say it's not gold giving him a copper urn ever. Ever. That's not rhetorical. Ever. Point me to one example, cuz I just gave you a bunch. You got George Floyd, you got Mike Brown, you got Trayvon Martin. I know he was younger. You have Tamir Rice. How many examples? You'll say it's really this simple. The left will say the common denominator is black. It's being black in America, right? Driving while black. The left looks at it. The left looks at the rap sheet of Floyd, Mike Brown, Decarlos Jr. They look at the rap sheet of all those in stop and frisk and three strike policy. They look at all that and they say the common denominator is black. You and I look at it and say the common denominator is crime. And the left says, no, no, it's black. And we say, well then why does the crime intersect with the black? And they go, don't make it a race thing. You just said it was black. And as I understand it, what's the name of the lady who tweeted at me? So it's Abigail Schreier. She says she responded to. But she is willing to come on the show and we're trying to give her a link. Yep, thanks for the kind invitation. So we've sent her a direct message and ready for her now. Okay, we are ready whenever she wants to come on and we do have to really soon, by the way. And as a matter of fact, let's just, let's do this now, see if we can get, get her linked up. I don't know if I'll be here tomorrow because I may be on location, hopefully in a black community to discuss this. You know, just serving myself. Schreier, Schreier Shrier. And we're going to get to the allies. The difference, and this is the big difference because all those people, you saw those montages, the Bidens, the Kamala Harris, the Barack Obamas, they were in charge for a very long time. Well, the adults are in the room now. The adults are in the room now. And we don't care. We're unconcerned with your accusations of racism. We're more concerned with protecting the innocent in this country. So if you're not a member, please click that button right there. You can join Rumble Premium. Mug Club is Rumble Premium. Rumble Premium is Mug Club. The stuff you've heard today. Picture here and that on YouTube in 2016, 2018. Can't do it. We can only do it because we are supported by viewers like you. If this matters to you, if you want it to continue, we will continue to take the arrows for you. And hey, you may disagree, but I know that often we're saying the things that you wish you could say and you don't have a platform. We want to be the platform, the megaphone for you, the American working, law abiding taxpayer. Because I'll tell you something that we're not supposed to say. You matter. And I know the leftist says, hey, you matter. Let me tell you this, American working, law abiding taxpayer, you matter more than the criminals. So the allies, hey, will anyone do something about this? Does anyone care? Let's start with President Trump cares. Seems to care a lot. In Charlotte, North Carolina, we saw the results of these policies when a 23 year old woman who came here from Ukraine met her bloody end on a public train. And here's a picture of it. This is the picture of it. And this is a picture of the woman, a beautiful young girl that never had problems in life.