The Murder of A Ukrainian Refugee is A Tipping Point in American History

Summary

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Episode Overview

Main Theme:
Steven Crowder and his co-hosts discuss the murder of Irina Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee killed in Charlotte, North Carolina. The episode positions this crime as a "tipping point in American history," using it to critique "soft on crime" policies, liberal judges, and leftist approaches to criminal justice. Alongside serious commentary, the show intersperses its signature irreverent humor and recurring bits targeting media figures and politicians.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Charlotte Murder: Crime, Race, and Policy (00:00–10:00, 44:00–1:00:00)

• Story Recap: Ukrainian refugee Irina Zarutska was murdered on a Charlotte train by Decarlos Brown Jr., a man with 14 prior arrests. Crowder blames repeat-offender-friendly policies, arguing that failures at the judicial and municipal level directly enabled the killing.
  • “No one could have stopped that. Right? There could have been stopped maybe one of 14 times before that.” — Crowder [48:28]
• Judicial Failures:
  • Judicial leniency and low/no bail were targeted as root causes.
  • Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes released Brown with zero bail on a “written promise to appear.” (51:03)
  • The co-hosts draw attention to the judge's gender and alleged involvement in mental health rehabilitation, suggesting ties between progressive empathy and policy shortcomings.
• Race and Media Coverage:
  • Crowder argues the mainstream media ignores stories where the perpetrator is black and the victim is white, using this as an example of ideological bias.
  • “Race has a lot to do with it... The media coverage of this, the race of the perpetrator and the race of the victim will determine if they cover it at all.” — Crowder [45:21]
• Victim’s Background:
  • Zarutska escaped Ukrainian violence only to become a “victim of American leftist policy.”
• Soft on Crime Critique:
  • Judges and city officials, particularly women, are described as overly compassionate and detached from reality.
  • “Without a female voting bloc in this country, you don’t have soft on crime. You understand that, right?” — Crowder [52:55]
• Mayor’s & Council Response:
  • Charlotte’s Mayor V. Lyles called for compassion and addressed mental illness as the root, downplaying direct criminal accountability.
  • City Councilwoman Dimple Ajmera targeted for celebrating her birthday before discussing the homicide and for anti-Trump comments.
• Call to Action:
  • Crowder advocates for systemic fixes:
    • Disbar judges whose leniency results in additional violent crimes.
    • Encourage widespread concealed carry and fast-track legal protections for “Good Samaritans.”
    • “Judges disbarred, culturally, all of you start carrying. And we need a fast lane for good Samaritans.” — Crowder [59:50]

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2. "Soft on Crime" and Libertarian Ideals Debated (33:00–44:30)

• Rand Paul vs. J.D. Vance Spat:
  • The hosts criticize Rand Paul (once a show ally) for defending due process for foreign drug smugglers and terrorists, contrasting with Vance's hawkish stance.
  • “Do you believe that it’s a violation of American civil rights to kill drug smugglers or international terrorists?” — Crowder [33:12]
  • Crowder and team ridicule what they call extreme empathy: “I want a culture of fear for violent offenders. I really do. I want them to be afraid.” — Crowder [33:47]

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3. Chris Cuomo and Media Accountability (10:44–32:00)

• Chris Cuomo Segment:
  • Crowder highlights Cuomo’s recent admission of past errors, but expresses skepticism about Cuomo’s motives—attributing the contrition to declining ratings.
  • “Chris Cuomo was wrong about everything. And if he would have had his way… you would have lost all of your fundamental rights.” — Crowder [14:24]
  • Numerous examples of alleged Cuomo falsehoods are cited (Charlottesville, COVID policy, Russiagate, and personal boastful lies).
• Compulsive Lying and Media Distrust:
  • Crowder frames Cuomo as a “compulsive liar,” drawing parallels between media misleading the public and tolerance for compulsive dishonesty in public service.
  • “It’s not about the dunking lines. It’s about the follow up. Lying, lying, lying, lying, lying.” — Crowder [16:35]

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4. Don Lemon & Media Detachment (7:22–10:44)

• Street Interview Clip:
  • Don Lemon is confronted by a critical member of the public, leading to the show's characteristically mocking analysis of Lemon’s response.
  • Highlighted as evidence that legacy media figures are insulated and struggle when not in controlled environments.
  • “Once they don’t have all of their producers… you actually have to think on your feet.” — Crowder [08:37]

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5. Satirical Relief: Stelter & Goosebumps, Comedy Bits (30:18–33:05)

• Brian Stelter Mockery:
  • The team mocks Brian Stelter (former CNN) for allegedly starting with a Goosebumps fan page, segueing into a “7 plus 1” gag listing made-up, crude Goosebumps parody titles.

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Notable Quotes & Moments

• “If you have judges who let someone basically skate 14 times, what do you expect citizens to do? Honestly, I don’t know. What do you expect citizens to do?” – Crowder [04:50]
• “Every time—it’s because of mental health…” – Crowder [46:33]
• “This sounds absurd, but Rand Paul was mad about President Trump killing Soleimani. Also the stated purpose by the administration… was to prevent attacks on Americans.” — Crowder [41:12]
• On Cuomo: “Wrong or lying?” — recurring refrain [19:47, 22:14]
• “We were able to bring to you at the same time that Russiagate was a hoax. He pushed it very aggressively. Wrong or lying.” — Crowder [21:44]
• On media: “They care about pushing an agenda to engineer you so that you are more malleable, controllable to bend to their will.” – Crowder [45:20]
• “Disbar judges, culturally, all of you start carrying. And we need a fast lane for the Good Samaritan law…” — Crowder [59:50]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [00:00–06:13] — Opening banter, episode theme introduction
• [06:13–10:44] — Don Lemon street interview mockery
• [10:44–19:47] — Chris Cuomo’s vaccine debate, admissions of error, claims of media misinformation
• [19:47–32:00] — Repeated media “wrong or lying” examples; Brian Stelter, CNN mockery, satire
• [33:05–44:30] — Rand Paul/JD Vance debate, “soft on crime”/libertarianism critique
• [44:30–1:00:00] — Deep dive on the Irina Zarutska Charlotte murder, judicial failures, mayor/council response, calls to action, media blackout

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Episode Tone

Irreverent, sarcastic, confrontational, with moments of dark humor—consistent with Crowder’s brand. Transitions between satire and serious policy analysis are abrupt but deliberate, signaling a mix of entertainment and advocacy.

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Summary for New Listeners

This episode tackles the tragic murder of a Ukrainian refugee as a lens for broader cultural and judicial criticism. Steven Crowder and co-hosts blend heated rants against progressive urban policies, satirical takedowns of media personalities, and their vision for a more punitive, armed, and vigilant society. The hosts urge accountability for judges and politicians while denouncing media narratives surrounding criminal justice and public safety.

Listeners are repeatedly encouraged to scrutinize media, question public officials’ priorities, and embrace a tougher, self-reliant posture toward violent crime—framed as both a policy agenda and cultural necessity.

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Transcript

[A]

Welcome to the Rumble lineup live 9am Eastern to 7pm Eastern. And more to come. You don't need to change that dial. It's all free. And hey, all these shows have been topping their timeslot live streaming across all platforms for a very long time. Eat your heart out, YouTube. I'm joking. They have no heart. They're soulless monsters. Today we're going to be talking about quite a bit. You know, obviously you guys know what happened with Don. Is it Carlos Jr. Carlos. Carlos Decarlos Jr. I almost don't want to give the name of this awful random black. Not representative of all blacks. Just a statistically significant portion. Stabbing a Ukrainian refugee and soft on crime policies. Thanks, feminists. That's the only reason we have it. We're going to get into that and what we should do to change this going forward. Hey, comment below. How about some accountability for judges? I know everyone deserves a second chance. 14. I'd say you're pressing your luck a little bit. Rand Paul, friend of the show but wiener at large. We're gonna discuss that because he's very sympathetic to drug dealers, drug smugglers from Venezuela. I don't think that they deserve due process. And Chris Cuomo is wrong about everything. And now he's trying to let you know that he's seen the light. Let me ask you this. How do we balance bringing people into the fold because we want people to change their mind versus, you know, how we handle compulsive liars who are wrong about everything at the same time as other people were correct? I don't know. I have mixed feelings. I'm just kidding. I don't. We'll see in a little bit. On with the show. News to the desert. News to the desert. American financing has been confirmed as able to save you up to $800 a month and you can delay up to two mortgage payments. So sayeth louder Earth Crowder as by NMLS number 182334 news to the Des Sam click Rumble Premium and join now for 99 annually or 9.99amonth to get the entirely ad free experience and an ever expanding roster of content creators and free speec. Fake. It's not fake. It was a fake sip. It wasn't a fake sip. It was a real sip. I just spit out. I had the mint and the gum. It's been a little bit ass as an elbowster this morning and a weekend at the old Great Wolf. Which is fun. Great Wolf is fun. Turns out king bed means not queen means double bed and balcony Means gunshots in the parking lot. Aside from that, one of these times.

[B]

You'Re gonna have a good review of Great Wolf.

[A]

Actually, I do love it. It was just. They. Anyway, the kids have. It's a lot of fun, but I'm not getting a ton of sleep. And you know what? I'm angry. I'm not gonna lie. I'm angry. I'm really angry. And I guess it's because I'm racist. Nah. 11:00am Eastern is the show. I just. We're gonna get to the point. Like, at what point do we say, okay, all right. There's a statistical trend that we have to notice. And of course, it's not just the disproportionate percentage of crime committed by black Americans right now. And of course, not all, not all, not all, not all. But being enabled by awful judges in this country. I told you a long time ago, this is how you get vigilante justice. This is how you get Dirty Harry's and Charles Bronson's and Death Wish. And you know what? That was a warning. It shouldn't have been a warning. I was wrong about that. I think. If you have judges who let someone basically skate 14 times, what do you expect citizens to do? Honestly, I don't know. What do you expect citizens to do? I'm tired of this idea. I've been saying this for a long time. You can go back to 2015, people saying, hey, you know, it shouldn't be about punishment, it should be about rehabilitation. Nope, Nope. I think people who commit multiple violent crimes, we'll get to it. 30 years or life, hard labor until they die. And they're not allowed around civilized society again. That's our. Hey. Our forefathers knew. Our grandfathers knew it. They're getting wrong, toxically. But it turns out, hey, maybe they would have been. Maybe they were right. Not. Maybe they were absolutely right. And we'd have. We'd have someone like Irina Zyrutska here. We would have people still alive today if we had the same culture of, oh, wait, you hurt your fellow civilian. Wait, how many times? You don't get to live anymore. You can comment. That's me. That's me. British.

[C]

Put them on a ship. Let's make Australia a penal colony again.

[A]

Yes, exactly.

[C]

It wasn't a bad idea.

[A]

They did okay with it.

[C]

Yeah, a bunch of stuff that can kill you.

[A]

Good luck. Absolutely. All right, so we'll get to that. More. Captain Morgan, are you.

[C]

I'm better than you?

[A]

No, I'm good. I just, you know, it's it's one of those stories that just gets you really mad.

[C]

I joke around that I want you at a slight simmer when we get into the show, but I would never do it on purpose.

[A]

Yeah, you do. No, I just like my earlobe.

[B]

You got into a boil today, didn't you, Gerald?

[A]

Yeah, you did. Just a low grade irritation. Friday and Saturday, September 26th, 27th, at Cap City Comedy Club. Hopefully you don't get one of the servers to try and follow you to your hotel room. But that's a story for another day.

[B]

No, no, I am happy. Happily.

[A]

It was a mail server really. Called the front 2:30am trying to get with you. Yeah. What?

[B]

And so did you let him up or.

[A]

I'm a gentleman. Kiss and tell. Played part cheesy.

[B]

It's my anniversary today. 14 years.

[A]

Congratulations.

[B]

Married to a woman.

[A]

That's right. Nice. Good for you.

[B]

It's a lady and she's a lady.

[A]

That's a throwback. Everything old.

[B]

2011 marriage.

[A]

Josh Firestein, marriage to a lady for 14 years. Everything old is new again. Hey, we're gonna get into Cuomo and we're going to. There's a lot to get to. Rand Paul. I mean, maybe we can have him on the show because I agree with him on a whole lot, but boy, is he a pussy. But first, I'm sorry, guys. Like, this is just. We're just gonna let it fly today. Don Lemon. Don Lemon. You know, this part is just funny. So I guess it's kind of a palate cleanse before we get to the anger. Don Lemon, he didn't just run into the wrong person. He ran into the wrong person doing man on the street. With a very good rebuttal to his smart ass comment. Here's Don. The Don being his very own Lemon party. How you doing, sir?

[D]

Can we talk to you?

[A]

Where are you from?

[B]

You live in New York.

[A]

Who are you? Don Lemon. You're a moron, dude.

[D]

Thank you, sir.

[A]

Now watch in response. That's very nice to see you. Nice to see you. Except you've never heard anything I've had to say. And I've heard a whole bunch of what you. I'm glad you watch me. No, I don't. Guys, pause, pause. I want to rewind it. That's. That's perfect. Because Don Lemon doesn't expect this. Right? I've told you for a very long time, once they don't have all of their producers and everything pre said everything prefab to fake you out into thinking it's organic. You Actually have to think on your feet. And he issues what I refer to as the I know you are, but what am I Response. Right. Don Lemon goes, oh, thank you. So are you. You, too, are an idiot. But the guy is the perfect. You don't know anything about me. I know everything about you. Let's play it again. This guy is good.

[B]

You live in New York.

[A]

Who are you? Don Lemon. You're a moron, dude.

[D]

Thank you.

[A]

So are you. Yeah. Oh, that's very nice. Here you go. Except you've never heard anything I've had to say, and I've heard a whole bunch of what you. I'm glad you watched me. No, I don't.

[B]

Why.

[A]

But you just get clipped everywhere. I know, but why don't you. You said you don't watch me, but you. Yet you know who I am. And I get clipped. Before I realized that CNN and MSNBC were full of. Every once in a while, I'd see. What do you watch? I watch all sorts of stuff. Yeah, but why do you say CNN and MSNBC are full of. Because they lie. About what? Be specific. What's. Everything? Everything.

[C]

I love that response. I know everything about you.

[A]

You know nothing about me. Oh, you're an idiot, too. How could you know? Well, how could you know I know? Cause I see you speak for a living, so I know your opinions. They're idiotic. You've not heard my opinions. Your rebuttal doesn't apply here. You child. You blatantly homosexual child.

[B]

He's lucky that guy didn't come with, like, receipts or anything, because he kept. He kept asking, like what? Like what? It's too bad that guy didn't have things ready. I mean, it's. It's in the moment. You're on the street.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

He's going to get his bagel or what? I don't know what he's doing, but.

[A]

Yeah, he's like, wow. I don't know about, like, Covid vaccines, about lockdowns, about George Floyd. Hands up. Don't shoot. Remember that one Summer of Love?

[B]

That'd be great if Don Lemon could run into you on the street.

[A]

Well, I think we've asked you how he knows who you are. He won't. He asked me to be on a show a long time ago on cnn, and then he just sort of fell off the radar. And that brings us to our next guy.

[C]

Speaking of falling off the radar.

[A]

Yeah. CNN is just. All of these guys, they end up jumping around. Right now, Chris Cuomo hasn't had the balls to Go off and do it on his own, start his own deal. He's with another network now, but he's been wrong about pretty much everything, which he admits. But before we get to that, he just had Chris Cuomo, he just had the Florida Surgeon General on his program to discuss ending the vaccine mandate. Now, here's the thing. I'm going to explain this to you, and it won't make a lot of sense, and then I'll show you the clip and it'll make less sense. He tries to accuse the Surgeon General of demonizing government and talking about people and their own body, bodily autonomy. But again, keep in mind. Yeah, I know what you're thinking, but doesn't the Surgeon General. Isn't he trying to end the vaccine mandate? Correct. And the Surgeon General calls Cuomo on it immediately. And it's like it never occurred to him.

[D]

I think it's demonizing government. I do.

[A]

I think it's a piece of sophistry.

[D]

I really do, Doc, and I'll tell you why I'm all in favor. Again, I want to say what's right for my kid, but it's a piece of sophistry, Doc, because that's not what it's about. My right to control myself. My free will ends at your nose. Right? We all know this analogy, right? Your ability to use your fist ends where my nose begins.

[A]

Pause. Doc, you know, again, he's using this argument against the man ending the vaccine mandate. I know you're saying. No, it must be. You're not missing anything. He really thinks he's got him. Let's play.

[D]

You don't get to infringe on my rights by exercising your own. And it seems like here you're making it okay by demonizing. Demonizing the state. You know, the less the state has.

[B]

The guy's face looks great.

[A]

Yeah, actually, you know, that's actually another debate, but I'm not. I'm not. I'm not trying to open that. That. That area. It's interesting what you just said, Mr. Cuomo, because you just. You just talked about one party imposing on the rights of the other party. And, you know, and if you listen to what you're saying, you're basically saying that this is a situation where the government gets to impose on the individual's rights and preferences. We're talking about your body, and if you don't have control over that. He's checking his notes. His face. Dude, what's the whole point? Like, you know, why are we here? I got it.

[D]

So I hear what you're saying, but.

[A]

Literally your words are supporting the actual thing that you're saying you're against. Yes, my body, my rights end at your face. And you know, but you're abusing my rights by ending a, a mandate, meaning mandatory vaccine because you're saying that the state shouldn't have that right. What I will tell you this. Here's the thing, cuz, it's not very fair. Chris Cuomo, he's a dumb person. Like, he's a, he's a fundamentally, and I don't say that a whole lot, you know, people get caught, people make mistakes. He's, he, he is part of a family that's basically royalty. And he's a good looking guy. He's very telegenic. He's functionally retarded on a lot of these issues, just to be clear. And this is why my question to you is because he released this video and now it's circulating again after that clip. He's admitted that he's wrong about a whole lot. And I get it. Look, accountability is a big thing. All men can be redeemed. If people can't change, if people can't be redeemed, what kind of a God do we serve? But we went through this with, was it Nala, Nala Ray, the porn star? I don't think that new converts should get a platform. And at what point do we say, hey, we want a culture that actually rewards people or acknowledges people who didn't screw up at every single turn more than the people who afterwards say, you know what, I was wrong. Cuz Cuomo isn't just saying I was wrong about one thing. Chris Cuomo was wrong about everything. And if he would have had his way and the policies he supported, you would have lost all of your fundamental rights, while at the same time there were people with the same information saying, careful, careful, careful, these ideas are dangerous. So you comment below, at what, what point does forgiveness trump basic reason? And why do you think the recent conversion. I don't believe it's honest. And yes, in this case, I am questioning motive a little bit. So here's his video taking accountability.

[D]

I'm remembering right now, wow, I'm wrong a lot.

[A]

Oh, shit.

[D]

We don't like to say it, we don't like to admit it, we really don't like to correct it. But that is how you grow and you get to a better place. And it is such a precious commodity right now. I've been wrong. I've been wrong about political issues. I've been wrong about people. I've been wrong about myself. I've been wrong about my responsibilities. I've been wrong about my opinions, my tastes, my choices. I've been wrong. And that's okay.

[A]

Not always.

[D]

When you're wrong, you get to a better place if you do the work. Unless you stubbornly hold on. And that's where so much of us are stuck. It's not just being wrong, it's refusing to learn what's right. I've been wrong. Have you been wrong? If you say no, you're wrong.

[A]

Oh, I get it.

[B]

It's just like me.

[A]

But just last was it this week? Last week, your discussion with the Florida Surgeon General, it shows me that you haven't actually adopted a fundamentally moral worldview. So why is he trying to admit that he's wrong? Well, spoiler alert. I'll get to the fact that his ratings are 90% lower than when he was at CNN. So it seems like a little bit of little bit of pandering. But I will agree with him on the fundamental premise. That's why it's the latest installment of Chris Cuomo. You are wrong about everything.

[B]

Wrong.

[A]

Now, before I get to January 6th, before I get to the Russia hoax and very fine people hoax and before I get to wrong about everything during COVID and wanting to ban voices of people who disagreed with him back then, which again is very different. It's one thing to be wrong, it's another thing to be wrong and at that period in time want to ban people who are right. That's a different apology. Yep. Before all that though, I will say you can't trust a compulsive liar. I've known three in my life, possibly four. But I've known three compulsive liars where they would lie. They have no reason to lie. That is Cuomo. This seems seems petty, but it's indicative of the why compulsive lying. He lied about dunking on a 10 foot rim, uploading it to social media, and then doubled down when people called him on the fact that it clearly was an 8 or 9 foot rim. Play Cuomo trying to convince everyone that he can alley oop double handed dunk on a standard 10 foot rim. Here you go. Until someone's like hahaha, that's not a 10 foot rim. Which I assumed was like of course it's not a 10 foot rim. But he was like yeah, you're wrong about the rim dummy. Look at this. Wrong about the rim dummy. And then he goes on to say, you trumpets and talks about how Donald Trump is a liar. When in that literally your segue into how Donald Trump sucks and people support him and how he's a liar, was you lying about something that doesn't even matter except to you? Yeah. Yeah. And just so you know, how do we. Well, because I'm incredibly petty sometimes. I found the exact model of basketball hoop, cross referenced it online, along with the adjusted angle of when the hoop would be at 8 or 9ft versus 10, and all but confirmed it. He at one point even offered $10,000, I believe, to anyone who could prove that it wasn't 10ft. It wasn't 10ft. It's not about the dunking lines. It's about the follow up. Lying, lying, lying, lying, lying. And he's done this too, with fake weights. So that brings us to all of this. Okay, he's wrong. And obviously everyone can be forgiven, but how are you wrong about everything and the judgment is not. For example, Fauci was wrong. Okay? But Fauci wanted to silence anyone who said, yeah, this may have come. Seems like this may have come from a lab. Fauci wanted to silence any doctor, saying, actually, ivermectin is something that we're using right now with patients. It's not, you were wrong, it's you were wrong while you had access to the same information that everybody else did. And at that moment in time, these people were right. Most folks just didn't hear from them because you were in a position of power. That brings us to few lies here. Remember Charlottesville, Cuomo was one of the guys saying, Donald Trump said very fine people on both sides. One of those. That's one of the worst myths. Here you go.

[D]

He wasn't being asked about the protests when he said, the good people on both sides part. So even if you want to chalk it up to, all right, he was talking about a different aspect of it at that time. But he didn't mean what you think he meant. Fine. He gave a moral equivalence to people on both sides of the violence, and I've never heard that from a president before.

[A]

So at that exact moment in time, if he would have rewound the clip 10 seconds, and I bet you he did see it, he would have heard Donald Trump saying, I'm not talking about white supremacists or neo Nazis who should be condemned totally. But in Charlottesville, with the money, you had very fine people on both sides. Was he wrong or was he lying? You comment, I would classify that as a lie.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

January 6th, remember Donald Trump, we've Covered this. He said, make your voices heard peacefully and patriotically. So was Cuomo wrong, or was he lying when he jumped on the bandwagon saying that Trump called for an insurrection? You read my speech, and many people have done it.

[B]

And I've seen it both in the papers and in the media, on television.

[A]

It's been analyzed, and people thought that what I said was totally appropriate. Who?

[D]

Not you. Not me. The only people who thought it was appropriate were the members of that mob. Those would be terrorists that responded to his words by attacking our democracy. Admit what happened was wrong. Admit you were wrong to be part of it.

[A]

Yeah. So he did admit that people who committed any violence obviously were in the wrong. He asked for Capitol Police, and he made it very clear that people should peacefully and patriotically. Patriotically make their voices heard. You had access to all of that at that time. Is he wrong there, as he says now? Or does he need ratings? Or was he lying to you? Because if he was lying to you about that, if he was lying to you about dunking two, three, four, five times, he just as easily could be lying to you now and saying, I've changed my mind. You know, I was wrong and I've really seen the light. Here's another one, and I get it. He could have been wrong with this one. But of course, he had a salary of many, many millions of dollars and a budget of many tens of millions of dollars, which we don't have here. And we were able to bring to you at the same time that Russiagate was a hoax. He pushed it very aggressively. Wrong or lying.

[D]

He thinks denying Russian interference is good for him, but he's not seeing it.

[A]

Right.

[D]

If they do it again and get better and get at the votes this time, God forbid, and they help him win again and he wins, well, how can that result be accepted if people know it was interference and played with and this time they get to the votes? People think this president ignores interference because he thinks the Russians will help him and it's good for him. They're wrong.

[A]

Wow. So how many lies did you count there? I counted four. Donald Trump believes it would be good for him, so it assumes that he colluded with Russia, which we now know verifiably is false. At the time we it put proved to you that it was very likely false, but now we know with 100% certainty that it was false. He still started with that lie, and because he thinks it's good for him, he's working with the Russians. Okay, lie, two, three, four. Wrong. Or Lying. And that brings us to a montage here. All references available link in the description. I'm sorry, this one's going to be a little bit longer out of necessity, because it includes both all of his misdeeds, along with the Gestapo during COVID the lockdowns, the vaccine mandates, as well as some odd compulsive lying that he didn't need to do in talking about his quarantine, which he never actually honored again. No one would know if he didn't come out and lie to you. So we just sort of. We've thrown it all into a potluck of Cuomo lies and misdeeds. This is just the COVID era.

[D]

My argument is this. We're really just battling one problem. America is a tale of two cities. One the majority, one the minority. Think about this. In a world of threats and tyrants and terror, you know what our biggest enemy is in America? Our fellow Americans. The pandemic is dispositive proof of that. The number of new Covid cases going down. Deaths. Did you know that deaths this year already surpass 2000-20s? 350, 2000. Now we're higher than that. And we have vaccines. How can we be dying more after we have. What keeps you from dying? All right, here is the official re entry from the basement, cleared by cdc. A little sweaty. Just worked out. Happens. This is what I've been dreaming of literally for weeks.

[A]

Because apparently he also appeared in his daughter some of her TikTok videos. Not in the bate. There were multiple emergences before the official emergence occurred from the basement. People who are getting injecting drugs for animals and horse and people telling them to.

[D]

What person? You know, you talk about like, you know, cancel culture and who to shame. Ivermectin. A dewormer, really?

[A]

They are shaming themselves. No one has to shame them. They're shaming themselves. No, they need to be shame.

[D]

They need to be called out and shame.

[C]

Brother.

[D]

Is it true that this was the swab that the nurse was actually using on you and that at first it went into your nose and disappeared? So that in scale, this was the actual swab that was being used?

[A]

So again, I'm telling you, like, why would he lie about dunking? Why would he lie about, for example, fake weights? Why would he lie about a quarantine that no one would have known unless he told you that is a sign of a compulsible. Why would he lie about Fredo being a racial slur toward Italians, which every single Italian lined up to say that's bullshit.

[C]

Yes. Including guys named Fredo.

[A]

Yes. And then you have to ask not what did Cuomo say or do? But again, his brother was governor, and he had the ear of his governor. I mean, he was coaching him on how to deal with sexual harassment allegations, which, by the way, were very likely false, to be clear. I think Cuomo was railroaded, maybe inappropriate, but I don't think the guy's a predator, from what I understand, by any means. But he had the ear of a governor. So I ask you this. What would the Cuomos, what would the Whitmers, what would the Bidens, what would all these people do, the left, progressives, if they had their power unfettered? Well, you just had it locked down, vaccinated, banned from social media, shamed. Donald Trump should have been brought up on charges. It's almost like a lot of those things happened and we all had to go through hell to right the wrongs from people like Cuomo. So why now is he compulsively lying now when he says, you know, I was wrong? Should he be welcomed back into the fold? Or should we use that rational part of our brain and say, well, his ratings are down 90% from CNN, so maybe that's the reason that he's trying to bring in new viewers, you know, kind of like Bill Maher does. And then every now and then you go, oh, wait, he's still that progressive. He's still the guy who said that anyone opposed Barack Obama was a racist. He's still the guy who said that socialism was actually a racist. Dog whistle for the N word. It was code. I have to get my secret Orphan Annie decoder pen. That's right. Socialist means N word. They just. They want your viewership. You can forgive them. Don't keep making them rich. That's my point of view. Also a good way to sort of stick it to him. Say, just download the Rumble app. Follow me there. Keep these numbers 10 times what Cuomo will ever get in. In new media. And I've told you this. Him, Lemon Stelter. When they leave their big corporate cost structure of the past and they have to compete in this space, they can't do it. They're not good enough. You're smarter than them because you vote. You vote with your viewership, you vote with your dollar, and they can't take it from you unless they lie. I don't believe in Big Tent as it relates to ambassadors, as it relates to representatives. Everyone is welcome to sit down and listen. Not everyone is welcome to have a voice when they have been that corrosive and dishonest.

[C]

Yeah. And not bringing receipts for any of this. Like, the stakes were very, very high post George Floyd. Whatever the media said was either going to help quell the public angst a little bit potentially, or inflame it even further. And they absolutely went that far. Whenever the vaccine mandates came out, whenever the lockdown situation came out, whenever schools were closed because the kid. Whatever the media said was gonna actually help inform the public and help put pressure on public officials, or it was gonna carry their water. They chose to carry the water every single time they had a duty to us. They failed that they should not have this space anymore. You can be wrong and provide receipts and say this is why, or you can just lie to people, which is what we think he was doing all along.

[A]

I'm glad people are coming along. I am. Yeah. Well, for example, I met Josh when, you know, he was. He was booking a comedy club. And at that point in time, some employees walked out when they knew I was going there. Because at that point, there really weren't any people with my point of view regularly. Now it's a bunch of people. I'm glad that they saw the light. But you didn't have to go through people walking out, through being canceled from venues, through having to wear a flak jacket when you're in public because folks said you were a neo Nazi. Right. A lot of people now, they're coming along because they can read the tea leaves.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

I don't know how genuine it is.

[C]

You're not even a neo Nazi. It's more like the old fashioned.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

You know, I mean, come on.

[A]

You know, it's a throwback. Like him being married to a lady.

[D]

Yes.

[A]

It's rare you see that these days.

[B]

Marriage.

[C]

It's a very 50s attitude of you, Josh.

[A]

Yeah. You've always been an old soul.

[B]

Yeah, that's true. My wife, too. She's 96 this year.

[C]

Oh, good for her.

[A]

In her soul, she looks very young and very rich. I'm old fashioned.

[B]

You guys have never seen me again. Once I kill her.

[C]

Just wanted to get that heart.

[A]

10 ways to be a Firestein Lover. It's a handbook on how to find yourself a sugar mama. Speaking of sugar mamas. So Don Lemon and Brian Stelter write Cuomo. They're all gone. Well, Stelter somehow got back because he has dirt on someone. I think that probably makes the Epstein tapes pale in comparison. I don't know how this guy has that job.

[B]

This is stealther tapes. We don't Know about him. Awful. Cuomo's in it.

[A]

Yeah, yeah. Yes. I guarantee he has dirt on Dick. Whoa, whoa, whoa.

[B]

Sorry. It was. It was eight.

[A]

A legend. But here's the thing. Brian Stelter, who's obviously, gosh, overweight, unintelligent and unattractive, but somehow got a show on primetime with the worst ratings in news history. And it continued. I always say, well, how did he. How did he get there? Right? We always ask the why. Well, I found out last week he actually had a Goosebumps fan page, is how he started.

[B]

What?

[A]

That's how you get a CNN primetime show. A Goosebumps fan page. Like a blog? Like a blog.

[C]

Oh, my gosh.

[A]

Yeah. He was the Perez Hilton of grown adults. For Goosebumps. As a man. As a man.

[B]

As a grown man.

[A]

As a grown man.

[B]

An adult.

[A]

Yes.

[B]

An adult who can vote and drink and smoke.

[A]

Exactly. And go to war and run a Geocities Goosebumps fan page.

[B]

Hell yeah.

[A]

Or Angel Fire. I don't want.

[B]

That's so cool, man. I hope he's in there with a chat.

[A]

Well, that brings us to this week. Seven plus one. You forgot the an in the chamber. Yeah. Brian Stelter also wrote a lot of Goosebumps fanfiction. A ton of it, really. So this week, seven. Seven plus one. Brian Stelter, Goosebumps titles.

[C]

Okay.

[A]

And this probably only works if you actually read Goosebumps. Comment below if you guys read Goosebumps as a kid. If not, I apologize in advance. You can just skip this part when it's not live. Seven plus one. Brian Stelter, Goosebumps titles. Number seven, Night of the Living Fatty. Is that. Oh, slappy.

[B]

Slap some cheese on it.

[A]

Thermoplus. What? Brian Seltzer, Goosebumps titles. Josh.

[B]

Number six, the Head Giving Ghost.

[A]

Oh, that's right. Yeah, the Headless Ghost.

[B]

It was his autobiography.

[A]

He went the other way. Yeah, like a two headed ghost. I don't have enough.

[C]

His favorite kind of ghost.

[A]

Seven plus one, Brian Seltzer, Goosebumps titles. Number five, Fist Deep Trouble. That's.

[B]

I can't wait for the sequel. Two Fist Deep.

[A]

Goosebumps fans really love it. Number four, Captain Morgan.

[C]

My best friend is my wife with her smokin hot bod.

[A]

Oh, that's right.

[B]

Clip that for sure.

[A]

There you go. Wait, someone. Brian Seltzer, Goosebumps titles. This one's really. Because it was one that I really liked. Number three, A Shocker on Gay Street. Okay. Yes. There's the shocker.

[B]

Is it the shocker of Straight Thing?

[C]

He's actually doing the shocker.

[A]

And I'll do number two. I'll let Josh do number one. Number two, Brian Stelter, Goosebumps Books. Attack of the Butthole Lantern. No Photoshop. Use your imagination on that one, folks. And number one, Brian Stelter, Goosebumps Fan Fiction. Josh.

[B]

Number one, My Bike, Curious Adventure.

[A]

Oh, well, that makes. Oh well, see a little different from my wedding. Yeah, that's a little different. It's not as old fashioned. And the plus one is the blob that ate everyone. Well, they didn't really even change it that much. He's just a lazy fan fiction writer. This has been this week seven plus. Watch. You forgot the van in the chamber. All right, this next one I'm gonna do pretty quickly.

[C]

Go for it.

[A]

Just because I don't want to spend that much time on this. And I will tell you this, there's a reason that I'm not invited to a lot of the parties. It's me because we have folks here on who are guests. For example, Vivek. I like Vivek. He was very nice when he was here. I like him a lot. Yeah, Rand Paul's been on the show many times and I've made fun of him a lot. He's usually had a good sense of humor. You know, Vivek, I disagree with him on the idea of massimporting Indian culture. Rand Paul, though, is really starting to get on my nerves. And I told you I was a libertarian too when I was like a teenager. This idea, and you comment below, do you believe that it's a violation of American civil rights to kill drug smugglers or international terrorists? And this does tie into the main story that we're going to have out of Charlotte because we need to decide what culture we want to live in. Do we want to live in a culture where it's only about rights and about rehabilitation and about due process, not for Americans, but for the world, no matter how many offenses? Or do we want to live in a culture where those who seek to abuse it are scared to even attempt it? I want a culture of fear for violent offenders. I really do. I want them to be afraid. And at a certain point, we've tried the libertarian way, we've tried the soft on crime way, we've tried the ACLU way. I don't think that it's worked out and I don't even think it's applicable here. So this weekend, Vice President J.D. vance, he got into a Twitter spat with Bryan Krassenstein, who's a wiener and then somehow Rand Paul came out siding with Brian Krassenstein, which makes me weird. Like him less. Let me give the timeline. JD Vance on X wrote, killing cartel members who poison our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of our military. Okay. Krassenstein wrote, killing the citizens of another nation who are civilians without any due process is called a war crime. Okay, then I mean civilians. These are drug smugglers. Let's be clear. If you follow that law, if that's your guiding set of principles, is every single person deserves American due process, then you can't actually wage war. You can't kill anyone in a time of war. It's not a possibility. So Vice President Vance responded, I don't give a shit what you call it.

[C]

Perfect.

[A]

Enter Rand Paul.

[B]

Should have called him Margaret.

[A]

Yes. Rand Paul goes. JD I don't give a shit. Vance says killing people he accuses of a crime is the highest and best.

[C]

Use of the military.

[A]

Did he ever read To Kill a Mockingbird? Did he ever wonder what might happen if the accused were immediately executed without trial or representation? What a despicable and thoughtless sentiment it is to glorify killing someone without a trial. Right, okay. Recommending to kill a monkey. Well, J.D. vance responded with his own book recommendation. Yeah, you can join the club. People on audio, go check video. By the way, I don't want anyone to say that we slandered Vance. That was us. That was us.

[C]

Totally us.

[A]

Yeah. So Vance approved Rand Paul. This is a moronic statement. And it is also indicative of the spirit that has led to the stabbing that we saw of Zyrutska in Charlotte. I hope I'm pronouncing the name correctly. Please correct me if I'm not. It's the mindset of we have to think about the criminal first. We have to think about the terrorist first. So first, let me give you a few reasons as to why it's not a good comparison. You can check the references link available in the description, as we do every show. Still waiting for Legacy Media and Cuomo and Bill Maher and the rest to do that. Please do fact check us To Kill a Mockingbird. Right. In that story, Mr. Robinson is found guilty of a rape he could not have possibly committed. He couldn't have possibly committed. And then of course, Atticus Finch, the lawyer who's the hero here. It's an anti racist tale even though they've banned it. And leftist school districts because I believe the N word is used at some point in time. Context doesn't matter to them for Some reason Rand Paul thinks of himself as an Atticus Finch, but I guessed. I guess it's for drug cartels and for terrorists. Picture Rand Paul here. Now, gentlemen, in this country, our courts are the great levelers. In our courts, all men are created equal. Great. It's a great story. He's saying this black man who could not possibly have committed this rape, of course he is afforded the same rights, just as our founders intended. All men are created equal in the United States judicial system.

[C]

There you go.

[A]

Now picture instead of Robinson there, a black American man, a man who speaks no English, who's never lived in this country, and who takes part in a practice that kills hundreds of thousands of Americans every year. Because you know that from 99 to 2023, I believe you have those numbers. Drug overdoses have increased by over five times. Over five times. And that's why these boats are being taken out. And people like Rassenstein and Rand Paul acting as though we have no idea. Due process. You've made that point, too.

[B]

Yeah. They act like they're innocent civilians. How can we know that they're nefarious people? Or they have malicious intent. Like, you know you're dealing with the United States intelligence community. Right?

[A]

Right. Yeah.

[B]

Like we have eyes on, ears on everything.

[A]

Right.

[B]

They know who's on that boat. They know what time. They knew the plan. They knew what was coming. It's not like they're out there in the middle of the ocean taking out random fishing boats.

[A]

Yeah, right.

[B]

They'd be blow. They run out of munitions.

[A]

Yeah, of course.

[B]

They're all day, all week, just blowing people up. Sorry, Maria.

[A]

They're gone.

[B]

There's so many boats out there just wandering around. They know who's on that boat.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

They knew the names. They knew the location. They probably were tracking their cell phones. They knew past contacts.

[A]

Yeah, well, now we're not only applying due process, which, by the way, applies sometimes 14, 15, 16 times to violent felons that we've seen who go on to rape and kill fellow Americans. But now people like Rand Paul and Krassenstein.

[B]

Does he not think that they're a terrorist. Terrorist organization. Because they've been classified as a terrorist organization.

[A]

Oh, no. He thinks terrorists deserve due process, too.

[B]

No, well, they don't.

[A]

In fact, they.

[B]

They legally don't.

[A]

Do not. That's correct. Wait, wait, you think they actually do?

[B]

We spent over 20 years losing a war. Sorry. Losing a war on global terrorism.

[A]

Right. Yeah. No, I guess we extend the due process now. To drug dealers?

[C]

Yes.

[A]

To Ms. 13 to Al Qaeda to the Taliban, everyone. Otherwise you'll get a letter from the aclu. Yeah, look, this is a messy thing.

[C]

We make mistakes. Intelligence makes mistakes. When they said the Russian hoax thing, that was a mistake. When they, when they bombed some people in Afghanistan after the pull out, around the pullout time, that was a mistake. Listen, I understand that I am ready for the mistakes to start benefiting the American people though. Because right now what we're doing is saying, well, because we could possibly make a mistake. One hundred and something thousand people have to die every year from drug overdoses.

[A]

I would rather.

[C]

Look, I would clean it up as much as you can. Err on the side of making sure you're not going to kill innocent people, but make sure you protect innocent Americans first. Can we have that be the highest and best cause? Thank you. It's easy enough.

[A]

If you want due process for the person who's a serial drug abuser who didn't intend to snort fentanyl. I mean, I understand it. I don't think that they're of as much value to society as the working stiff, the mom or the dad supporting a family. But they are American citizens. Don't think that should be afforded to MS.13 or trend, however it's pronounced. You know, there's some other key figures who have not received due process. For example, Osama Bin Laden, Al Baghdadi, Soleimani, Voldemort, the Night King, and most tragic of all, Hans Gruber. No one read him his rights.

[C]

He just needed a hug.

[A]

But keep in mind that sounds Christmas for krainer.

[C]

That's a Christmas movie.

[A]

It sounds absurd, but Rand Paul was mad about President Trump killing Soleimani. Also, the stated purpose by the administration.

[B]

Was that they were going to prevent attacks on Americans. But I think if you ask the question now, is it more or less likely that there will be attacks on Americans? I think it's much more likely. The replacement for Soleimani is basically a clone. Somebody who is a hardliner who's worked with Soleimani for 20 some odd years. And so while Soleimani may have been plotting attacks, and probably was, it's now.

[A]

A certainty that there will be attacks.

[B]

In revenge for his killing.

[A]

By the way. Sorry. In case those of you who are keeping score, they didn't no revenge, Cotton. They solemni took it like a bitch.

[B]

I have a scorecard.

[A]

That's right. Yes. The United States won. Yeah. Zero. Yeah.

[B]

They've had five years.

[A]

Yeah. And even by the way. And then we also took out their nuclear shit.

[C]

That's right.

[A]

Oh, shoot. It's two nothing.

[C]

Oh, you gotta.

[B]

Oh, there's another guy that died. It's three nothing.

[A]

It's just a ton. And we could probably even take Iran and just make a terrorism umbrella in general because I know they're mobile. Is that really the take? That's the takeaway, is that Americans feel less safe. Is it? Because it seems to me like you're always arguing for the worst among us to get treatment that they don't deserve. I understand. And it's great that we have the Bill of Rights. Absolutely. But when it defies reason. Come on, now. Don't tell me that that's what the founding fathers intended. The founding Fathers did not intend for due process to apply to people who kill tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of Americans. You know what? They didn't intend for it to apply to anyone who were enemy combatants, period. Does anyone actually buy this? Please comment below and let me know. Am I missing something? Any libertarians still out there think, yeah, legalize black tar heroin. That'll have. Have. That'll have great results in society and we should afford due process to terrorists and gang members? Anyone actually still think that? I thought we kind of moved past.

[B]

That by implying there's gonna be repercussions from this. This incident does admit that you think that Trenda Aragua is in cahoots with Venezuelan government and that they are a dangerous organization.

[A]

There you go. Yeah.

[C]

And I hope the consequences that people don't go out in boats. Even if you're fishermen. You're like, they could make a mistake if they.

[A]

We're out there drugged.

[C]

We're not gonna go.

[A]

Okay, good, good.

[C]

There we go.

[A]

I would only make an exception for pedal boats because there you go. You burn about 19,000 calories and move 14ft.

[C]

That's right.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

You can catch the fish right next to you.

[A]

Very unlikely to be smuggling serious kilos on those. So pedal boat, you're safe. This is the. This brings us to our next story here. And this is the crux of it. If you create a society and foster an environment, and, of course, people are more aware of this since the George Floyd Summer of Love riots. Right? Like, people now are more aware than ever that criminals are let off the hook far too often. And it used to be okay. They get a second chance at life. I think now people understand that. No, they get a second chance or third or 14th chance at committing heinous acts of violence against innocent Americans. You guys feel that shift? And that brings about something that the left would fear most. Or maybe they want it because they want to put law abiding citizens behind bars. I've told you this. This is when you, you will get vigilante justice. When people say, hey, this man wasn't afforded due process. How do we know that he's a terrorist? Well, he said he was. And Dirty Harry wasn't all wrong.

[D]

Well, when an adult male is chasing.

[A]

A female with intent to commit rape, I shoot the bastard. That's my policy. Oh, can we grab the extended version of that clip? Intend to rape Mr. Callahan. How did you figure that out? He said, and I'm going by road. He goes, oh, I see a man chasing a lady naked down an alleyway with a butcher knife and a heart on. I figure he's not collecting for the Red Cross. It's one of the best lines in cinema along with, your new partner's a woman.

[C]

Shit. Is that real?

[A]

Something like that. Okay, so it brings us to the next topic. How did you determine that? Well, look, you can't just determine it immediately all the. All of the time, but if someone has like a record of, I don't know, 1, 2, 14 serious offenses, maybe you stop thinking about their rights because at a certain point in time they forfeit them and start thinking about how you protect the rights of all the other people who didn't violate the law and rights of others. 1, 2, 3, 8, 12, 14 times. And when you see this story in the media. Yeah, I'm going to be straightforward. Race has a lot to do with it. Not melanin makes people violent or causes crime, but the media coverage of this, the race of the perpetrator and the race of the victim will determine. Will determine if they cover it at all. They're not interested in reporting the facts to you so you can make informed decisions. They don't care about honoring the dead. They care about pushing an agenda to engineer you so that you are more malleable, controllable to bend to their will. And they don't want you to believe your lion eyes and your lion ears with Irina Zyritska. Let's be honest. You watched it and you thought the same thing that pretty much every American who watched this thought. Beware the random blacks. Especially when you trying to just keep to yourself.

[B]

Ain't it's funny.

[A]

Every time it's because of mental health.

[D]

How you doing, sir?

[A]

So let's just get.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Ambush predators.

[A]

Hey, hey. We've covered, is it 13% of the population, over 15, 50% of the violent crimes or Murders. We'll bring up that stat in a little bit. It does matter. But in this case, we don't even need to use the stats at large. 14 arrests. So if you haven't seen this story, I warn you, the whole thing is disturbing. We're not going to show anything graphic because that footage hasn't been released. And the real story is the media's coverage they're in, and the mayor and the city council. And I would apply also that same lens, right, your skeptical lens, to people like Rand Paul and to people like the Krassensteins, who constantly favor violent felons. Irina Zarutska. This is an actual tragedy. This woman is dead. So let's be honest, leftist policy. Now, there's no doubt it kills people. There are many people who are dead because we didn't simply follow that rational part of our brain, because we were told that it's wrong. We were told that it's a violation of civil rights. It's not. We were told that it's racist. It's not. Do you want to save lives or do you want to play PC football? Let's roll the story. There she is, Urska, sitting on a train, completely to herself. Ukrainian refugee. Man behind her opens the knife. Look at that. Look at that. Now, here's the thing. No one got to say goodbye. She's coming home from work. Ukrainian refugee, came here to get away from crime, to get away from war in a city with liberal policy. Now, here's the thing. No one got to say goodbye because we couldn't have stopped. No one could have stopped that. Right? There could have been stopped maybe one of 14 times before that, where the man was caught violating the law violently in some instances. By the way, this isn't a new story. I believe the video footage is what is new. We covered this here on August 26, Friday. A Ukrainian refugee. So. Hey, I know. Hey. Left, right, you all have the Ukrainian flag, so you should care about this. Ukrainian refugee. Stabbed, killed, waiting for the light rail. This happened in Charlotte, by the way. North Carolina.

[B]

Oh, I thought you were going to say Kyiv.

[A]

Yeah. No, no, no. It was a homeless man named Decarlos Brown Jr. And the left wants you to be afraid of so many things. Be afraid of COVID Be afraid of the unvaccinated. Be afraid of Trump voters. Be afraid of systemic discrimination. Be afraid of J.D. vance. Be afraid of people who speak on social media who may radicalize you. But I will tell you this, you shouldn't live your life fearfully. You should live it cautiously. Skeptically, but you should be afraid of the left's policies. You should be afraid of liberal judges. You should be afraid of that coming to your town. Because by the time it hits you, by the time it comes to your doorstep, it's too late. People are dying as a direct result. Not correlation causation. 100% leftist policies soft on crime. This girl, this woman is dead amongst many others because of liberal judges. This isn't some kind of. You should be afraid. I call this the tale of the serial violent offender who could have been stopped, but people are. You could just snort that up. Yeah.

[B]

Did it get in your drink?

[C]

Thanks for lending that to us, Josh.

[B]

I tested it earlier.

[A]

Let me give you the killer. How could we have seen this coming? Okay, Decarlos Brown Jr. Blackmail, 14 prior arrests, including armed robbery, assault, all kinds of threats. All right, so at least he was arrested. We could say the police were doing their job to some degree. Let's look at the judges. So January 19, 2025, Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes released Decarlos with zero bail based on a quote, written promise to appear.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

And this is the thing where if you were a child, you would be more sensible than this judge. I can tell you if this was explained, if I tried to explain this to a five year old, say, yeah, well, that person actually, that person committed burglary, that person stabbed somebody. That person committed serious violent crimes, say, well, dad, isn't he in jail? Well, no, actually he didn't have to go to jail. Well, why not? Because he said that he would come back. Can I do that with timeout? Of course not. Yeah.

[C]

Nobody could. Listen, I want to go into one more thing really quickly before you move on, because nobody's talking about this. So our research team found this. There was a motion in July and a lot of it is redacted, the actual motion. But decarlos lawyer made a motion that decarlos was not competent to proceed. Yet despite this motion, he was allowed to stay. Released this on the heels of what was reported by, I think Newsweek. And we can pull up a source for this. We'll have the guys find it in 2020 where he might have been diagnosed as schizophrenic. So it's not like this information wasn't available potentially to the guy's lawyer comes in in January and says, this guy's not fit to proceed.

[A]

Yeah, he can stay out. Yeah, not fit to proceed. You're not fit to write down a written promise.

[B]

So if I'm not fit to proceed, then the. What happens to the case. It just gets thrown out.

[D]

That's okay.

[A]

You can do whatever you want on the street. I'll show. Hey, I'll show back up. Oh, wait a second. Hold a second. You can't believe him. Why? Well, because he's absolutely insane and violently insane. So I want you to think of this magistrate, Judge Teresa Stokes. Okay? I want you to picture her in your mind's eye. Mm. All right, bring it up.

[B]

I was picturing different strokes. Well, well.

[A]

Bet you can't guess what she looks like. By the way. This is something that's pretty important. Without a female voting bloc in this country, you don't have soft on crime. You understand that, right? That all comes from this false sense of empathy that I can change him. Our grandfathers knew that if someone committed acts of violence repeatedly, you put them in hard labor until they died. They were not allowed to be out in civilized society because they were a threat. The law exists to as effectively as possible protect innocent people from violence, as well as ensure equal rights and due process under the law. But you can't apply this. It's founded in natural rights. Right in human natural rights, and then deny logic, defy reason, and go, well, yeah, sure, but the law. The laws exist so that this person can be caught and arrested 14 times and write an IOU for a jail sentence. Let's go to the mayor before we do.

[C]

Hold on. It's this judge.

[A]

Sorry.

[C]

There's a lot of stuff that was happening that we were trying to confirm. It's. And I don't know that they have a confirmation on this portion of it, but people are reporting right now online that this judge does run a mental health rehabilitation. I don't know if you call it a company or a center. So there's a lot of question about this person being released who has mental illness and the connection between that center and this person and this judge's proclivities. There's a lot of questions being asked, so it's possible. Listen, I can't. I'm going to be very clear. I cannot say definitively. I have not seen the evidence for that. But we do know for sure that this judge is now tied to him from that January issue.

[A]

Guess how the judge votes. We don't have that confirmed. Comment below. Take a stab at it.

[B]

Oh, nice play on words.

[A]

Let's go to the mayor now. I don't want you to show the mayor yet, but the mayor of Charlotte is a woman. V. Lyles. This was the response. What I have come to understand is that he has long struggled with mental health and appears to have suffered a crisis. We will never arrest our way out issues such as homelessness and mental health. She also went on to say that mental health needed to be treated with the same compassion as other diseases like cancer or heart disease. And then she praised the media for suppressing the video. We'll get to more of that, she wrote. I want to thank our media partners and community members who have chosen not to repost or share the footage out of respect for Irina's family and, of course, out of respect for her political chances. Right, because it doesn't help when you actually see the faces of the victims because of the environment that you fostered and created. So the mayor responded with, we're never going to arrest our way out of homelessness. Mental health needs. Keep in mind, Zarudska is dead. A woman was stabbed to death on the. On the train, brutally, brutally, without warning. It's happened to 14 other times. The priority of this mayor is to say we need to be compassionate. Is that the culture you want to live in? I am compassionate to her. She didn't need to die. That could have been stopped. And this isn't like a Minority Report thing where we need to travel in time and see if someone could commit a crime in the future. They did it 14 times. We're not even talking three strike policy. I don't know with this one. If we would have had an eight strike policy, Zarutska would be alive.

[B]

I'll be liberal.

[A]

10 strikes, 10 strike policy. Now, I want you to imagine what this. Please be compassionate. Please understand we can't arrest our way out of it. I want you to imagine. What do you think this mayor looks like? Huh? Exactly. Yeah, you have it about right. There you go.

[B]

I had it a little different.

[A]

Close enough.

[B]

I had the hair color off.

[A]

We'll ballpark it.

[B]

I had more of a natural hair color.

[A]

It's all changed since Beyonce put on some Levi's. Then you have a response from some people at city council. Here's a Charlotte city councilwoman, first name Dimple. What? This city councilwoman took time to celebrate her birthday before discussing the crime. Right before. So the priority was. Oh, cake. Look, we want a show. Kind of like the DNC when they were right. They were nominating Kamala Harris. It was all just a bunch of celebrities. Come on, let's get the party started. Where's the joy? One second. How about we have a democratic process beforehand? I want you to imagine what this city councilwoman looks like, correct? Yeah. Which one Ajmera.

[B]

Oh, okay, I can tell now. Ajmera.

[A]

Yes. And she's part of the city council, of course. That sits under the mayor. Right. Who says we need to be compassionate and has done nothing to overhaul the system that allows a man like Decarlos Brown Jr. To be back out on the streets 14 times. And the city council window says. Yeah, we have that. Okay. But most important, said this, In 2017, Trump supporters have no place in Charlotte politics. Any supporters that have supported Trump and all his cronies should be voted out of our council. Yeah. How about you be voted out? How about the mayor is voted out? How about that judge is disbarred because your policies have resulted in. In people dead. And it's not just. I get it, you're never going to stop all violent crime. I understand. I understand that evil will always live amongst you. But we could start with people who've committed crimes 14 times. I don't think I'm asking a lot. I don't think I'm asking a lot to say. All right, 1, 2, 3. Violent crimes, like we call that. It's like the express. It's the grace crime. We're getting it to 14. And these people are more concerned with, well, the majority of Americans who voted for Donald Trump, of course, you would think because of the black perpetrator and the Ukrainian refugee victim. The legacy media. Right. Toolman, they've been hammering this story nonstop. Listen. Oh, that's right, I'm sorry. The Alternative Press, PBS, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, BBC, Washington Post, Reuters, MSNBC have all covered this precisely zero times. We started covering at the 25th. NPR, there was one audio sort of blurb on August 26th. CNN did it once. They did it once this morning at 7:37am One post.

[B]

After being called out by everybody online for not covering it.

[C]

Well, they finally started covering it this morning with a few blurbs here and there.

[A]

Well, they're more concerned with attacking Trump for wanting to bring law and order to liberal cities.

[C]

Yeah, of course they're covering that wall to wall right now.

[A]

Yeah. Do you think that maybe bringing law and order would include. Come on, you've been arrested 3, 4, 13 times. We're not going to let you back out on the streets. We're going to continue discussing this. By the way, if you're not a Rumble Premium member, we're not able to say any of this without your support. Mug Club is Rumble Premium. Rumble Premium is Mug Club. $99 a year to get this hand etched mug everything ad free and 100% more show or try it for $9 a month. I'm going to just sort of foreshadow here. Here's the fix before we get to the next clip. The fix is disbar judges based on the repeat offenses. Meaning if they let someone, if they follow a soft on crime policy and the people they let out harm Americans, this judge can never practice again. I know you can't fix the whole system because you have prosecutors and you have defendants and they have to do their job. And I understand due process, but the judge is the one who issues final judgment. And so if a judge lets a Repeat offender out 1, 2, 3, 14 times, they should never be allowed to practice judgment in keeping you safe again because they've shown horrible judgment. You know, kind of like a performance review. So judges disbarred, they can no longer touch a gavel. They can't see a courtroom for the rest of their life if this is an entirely preventable crime. Number two, I want to see a culture where everyone conceals and carries. And I want to see the fast lane for the Good Samaritan law, meaning the Daniel pennies of the world, meaning the people who try and stop violent crime. Because what does a good Samaritan law mean if, well, you can be charged if you don't help somebody. But if you help somebody and it turns out that the person wasn't quite vile enough, you can also be charged, Meaning if anyone on that train got up and bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, reload. Bang, bang, bang. That person shouldn't have to spend a dime. Disbar judges, culturally, all of you start carrying. And we need a fast lane for good Samaritans. We want a culture that encourages people to shoot back so that criminals are afraid. Instead, we've had a media again, complete blackout. Cover this zero times. Compare that with the Marine Daniel Penny who stopped this crazy man in the subway threatening to, I believe, kill everyone. Remember that Neely was a well known Michael Jackson impersonator seen here in this video, Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine noting he'd seen him perform many times and always would make people smile. There was no.