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Podcast Host
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Podcast Co-Host
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Joe Bob
I know what to do with all of those Somali fraudsters in Minnesota and believe it or not, it's not send them back to Somalia. Also Denmark. Back in the news, we were reminded, yeah, we probably should take over that country too. And English, should it be required to be the mayor of a US City? All that more coming up. My name is Joe Bob. Welcome to the show. Like I said, I'm aware of what is going on in Minnesota, obviously, as we all are, and I do have some thoughts as to where to send the Somalis. A lot of people think it's back to their home country, the country of their allegiance in Somalia. But I actually have a better idea and I think a lot of you can get on board with that. But I'll explain my idea after we kind of recap all of this. We were obviously off the last two weeks for Christmas celebrating the birth of our Lord and therefore what we're able to talk about, all the things going on. So we're going to do that here. And also, you know, yesterday we talked about Maduro and a bunch of that stuff. There's so much going on that we've got to get to. So if you're watching live, feel free to leave a comment wherever it is that you're watching. I appreciate you tuning in as always. You can email the show anytime you want. Tptpusa.com love to send you along your thoughts, comments, concerns, even criticisms. Or like I said, drop a comment wherever it is that you happen to be watching this. Let's recap the unbelievable fraud where we left off two weeks ago. We were just kind of scratching the surface of this. We were hitting the tiny piece of the iceberg that is sticking up, not realizing the massive floating mountain that was underneath the water that is fraud in the state of Minnesota under the now. Well, I guess he's not the former governor he's ended his bid for to be the tyrant. Sorry, governor of Minnesota, this go around. But Tim Walls, under the nose of Tim Walls, even though he was warned about it constantly, all of the people that said, hey, a bunch of Somalis are committing a bunch of fraud here were all called racists. So nobody did anything about it. And it took a 23 year old youtuber going to child daycares saying, hey, this daycare is supposed to have 500 kids. How come there's nobody here? Uh, it, it took that for us to uncover not a billion dollars because that's where it was in the middle of December when we Talked about this last but now up to federal prosecutors estimating potentially $9 billion in fraud in Minnesota. Federal law enforcement began investigating all of this multimillion dollars billion dollar fraud schemes in 2021. The investigation has result against 92 people, 62 of them convicted so far and counting. The fraud spans more than a dozen social services programs in Minneapolis including nutrition, housing, behavioral health, childcare, all of the things that the libs are like, we need more of this. And now come to find out they want more of this so that Somalis can steal all of the things that they're giving them and therefore vote for libs when it comes to running for office in the future. Currently 14 Medicaid services in the godforsaken hellhole of Mogadish, sorry, Minneapolis area, Minnesota more broadly are under attack or sorry, under audit, deemed as high risk. Now obviously we talked about this was already a thing and it is ballooned to a massive thing. How it went viral. All of these online videos have caused the health and human services department at the federal government to freeze funding for, you know, childcare in Minnesota that I guess gets $185 million in federal support. There's also a bunch of investigations going around the pandemic era. The United States is federal prosecutors also investigating $250 million that were sent to Minnesota. That scheme involves 75 dependents working on nonprofits called Feeding Our Future that they claim to distribute a bunch of meat. We all understand this, we all are aware of all of this stuff happening. I just don't think we understood the gravity of it. The, the majority of this I think hinges on the whole daycare thing. We saw Nick Shirley the YouTuber Go to one daycare, went to many daycares, but one specifically was like, hey, where the kids at? And they're like, what are you talking about? And I think it was, I think it was Cam Higby that was in the Washington area too. This is happening all over the place. But Minnesota currently has the ire of our eyes said, oh, I'm trying to register my kitten. Like, oh, we actually, we don't do this here. Okay, but you're receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars in support of my money in order to do it. What do you mean you don't, you don't do that here. This is going on all over the place. What I think is fascinating here, and like I said, I'll get to my thoughts of where we should actually send the Somalis. What I think is fascinating here is the doubling down from the libs You've seen a bunch of lib commentators go, hold on. Just because, you know, they have all this evidence, conservatives, they have all this proof, they have all of these videos documenting the fact that, well, nobody's at any of these facilities that are receiving millions of dollars from the federal taxpayer or just the tax taxpayer more broadly. Just because they have all of that doesn't mean this is actually happening. Tim Wall said as much in his speech the other day where he talked about why he's not gonna be running for governor. It's just the. It's the evil conservatives that are. That are pushing all of these facts in our faces and making us realize how ridiculous our state is run. I thought one of the most interesting parts of this, and this kind of brings us to where what I think we should do with the Somalis, it kind of culminates, I think, best in this video. You may have already seen it, but it's this kid who I guess is employed by one of these fraudulent daycares, explaining why it is that they don't have any of the documentation, unfortunately. And, you know, what other choice do we have but to believe him in its entirety? Unfortunately, the daycare that he worked at was. Was robbed. Now, did the thieves want anything of value, you know, like some of the, I don't know, the TVs, the computers? No, no, no. None of that was touched. What they were really after was the documentation that proves that this daycare wasn't a fraud. I kid you not, that is exactly what he said. Watch this. Cut six and we'll discuss.
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Reporter/Interviewer
Yesterday morning I was called by the owner because unfortunately, someone came in to our daycare. We looked and saw what happened, and we saw that the suspect came in from the back, broke in from the back kitchen, and he also destroyed the wall to come in. As we walked around the daycare, we saw that our office doors was broken into as well. We saw that. Unfortunately, we saw that there was important documentation, enrollment of the children and also employee documentation that was gone.
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Joe Bob
Dang it. I can't stand it when criminals break into facilities and steal documentation. I think that's probably, that's probably why libs are so lax about voting laws and voter IDs, because, you know, people might break into your house. They won't steal your TV or your laptops or your money or your cash or your guns or anything like that. No, they're going to go after your identification. And, you know, that's. That's why you don't need to show ID when you vote in Places like California or any of the other places that don't require you to show ID when you vote. But here's what I think ultimately we should do. There are things called red teams. Now, certain institutions, certain companies, cybersecurity specifically, sometimes deploy what they call red teams. And what those red teams do is they go in and, you know, sometimes they act as if they're investigators, but other times they go in haphazardly. In other words, there are some times where companies will send in intentionally ridiculous employees into, into a scenario in order to find the flaws in that particular operation that the company is trying to do. Because if there's holes in the system, you want to have those found. And what better way to expose those holes then allow somebody, some idiot, to go in and bumble around and screw everything up? Therefore, ultimately, what you end up getting if you're an institution that deploys one of these red teams is you have a better understanding of where the faults are. And that is what we should do with all of the Somalis. Don't send the Somalis to. Back to Somalia. Send them to California, because Minnesota is a big state, but it is nowhere near the biggest. It is a blue state. It is nowhere near the bluest. It does receive a lot of government money. It is nowhere near the overall budget that a state like California has. Why don't we use the Somalis, who are apparently very, very good at exploiting systems, to find the holes in all of the other blue states? I say we deploy a group of Somalis to California, have them figure out what best, how. How they can best defraud the California taxpayers, and therefore then use that information to go close all of those holes. Because the system is only good if it, if it closes all the gaps, if it eliminates any of the leakage. Libs talk about there's going to be some leakage, but I think Bill Maher said that, well, we're not really even talking about leakage out of a bucket. We're talking about a big hole at the bottom of the bucket. I think we should utilize the Somalis, apparently, intuition, to defraud taxpayers to find any other places where that is possible and then use it to effectively find any place that it's possible and close those holes. I think that actually might be a great use of our, of our local Somalis. I'm kind of kidding, but I'm also not really. I think actually there's a. There's. There's something to be said about a group of folks who come from a place where that is how you get by. And this is what I'm saying, ultimately there's not really, I do blame them, but at the same time, if they come from a third world s hole, as the president has just described, places like Somalia and the only way to survive in that place is to figure out how to steal from the government. Well, that's the kind of culture you're going to bring in to the United States. Stephen Miller, President's advisor, said there's no magic barrier that you go through once you come to the United States and all of a sudden you've adapted to the culture. No, no, you bring all of the culture with you and a lot of that culture is bad, which is what made the country that you came from also bad. So, yeah, maybe we should send them back to Somalia, but maybe there should be an option of let's go and see if they can exploit all of the terrible leakage of federal government and taxpayer money in all of these other blue states. Let's go see what they can pull off in Washington and then close all of those gaps. Let's go see what they can pull off in New York and California and all of these other deep blue states and see if we can close those loopholes so that nobody can commit fraud. Maybe that's what we should do with all of our, all of our Somali fraudsters. We got a lot to get to today. I want to talk about Denmark with the extraction of Venezuelan President Maduro. Denmark is saying, hey, don't touch us. Which reminded me, oh, shoot, yeah, we should also go get Denmark. I do want to make that case. There's also a mayor of a town in Massachusetts who does not speak a lick of English. And it's kind of hilarious and also kind of horrifying at the same time. As always, you can drop a comment wherever it is that you're watching this. You can also email the show anytime you want. TPT@tpusa.com Send along your thoughts, comments, concerns, even criticisms. We're not libs. We, we appreciate any thoughts, comments, concerns. Again, even criticisms. We don't censor that stuff. Tptbusa.com Also, if your email or comment is just aggressive, vile and bigoted, you actually have a better chance of being read on the show. We'll be right back after this. Don't go away.
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Guest Expert
Last 40 years, the feds have been indicting an average of one Chicago politician Democrat per week. They've indicted and convicted about 2,000 of them. And there's a reason.
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Joe Bob
Can you repeat that, that a Democrat gets indicted on average once a week out of Chicago Democrat politician.
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Guest Expert
Well, indicted and convicted. Oh my God. More important than the indictment. So, so they'll do, you know, 100 or 200 in these various. But, but if you just add them up over in Illinois policy did this study over the last 40 years, it amounts to an average of about one a week.
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Joe Bob
Yeah, it's unbelievable.
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Guest Expert
But it's not enough. They need to do more. There's still two men to corrupt Democrat Chicago politicians.
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Joe Bob
That's actually a good point. If you're indicting and convicting one lib politician in the. Did you say Chicago or did you say Illinois? But regardless, that deep blue state of Illinois and the deep blue city of Chicago, if you're doing one a week, what that means. And it's still happening. What that means is that libs in the greater Chicago, Illinois area think that they can continue to get away with it. So they're doing more stuff. Yeah, that's actually not enough. That sounds crazy. That's a crazy number. Indicting and convicting one lib politician in a very deep blue safe state a week and well, clearly there's more out there. Go ahead and do it all. I think. What is it like the last like four out of five Illinois governors are in jail, like, or served jail time? I don't know the number off the top of my head, but look into that. That's. I don't know if you feel like looking into it. You want to send us a comment or an email, let me know how many Illinois governors over the last like five decades are in prison or have served prison time. So there is that really interesting kind of political fallout, I guess, globally speaking with us going and taking the Venezuelan president and installing our own president, President Rubio de Venezuela, Presidente. Really interesting, seeing how the rest of the world reacted, I guess. But also just, you know, decided that, well, we're gonna, we're gonna, we're gonna be really upset about this. For some reason, everybody, including the prior administration, said this guy is a dictator. He's ruining what would be an otherwise a rich state of Venezuela. They've got the most oil reserves on the planet, but for some reason has. I wonder why, why aren't they a super rich country? Oh, the communists, that, that whole thing. So for some reason a bunch of libs decided that they should defend the communist dictator that is now standing trial in the United States of America. And around the world, people were saying the same thing. And what caught my attention the other Day, more specifically was the Prime Minister of Denmark who said, hey, the United States is, is, is going crazy here and we should not allow this. Also, we don't want them to go, go and take places like Greenland. To which I thought, oh yeah, Greenland, we should go conquer Greenland too. Here's a clip of the Prime Minister taken to the cameras. This is cut seven saying. Exactly. Effectively, she reminded people like me that, oh yeah, we, I forgot about Greenland. We should also go take that too. Cut 7.
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Podcast Co-Host
Firstly, I believe that the American President should be taken seriously when he says that he wants green. Also want to make it clear that if the United States chooses to attack another NATO country militarily, then everything stops. That is, including our NATO and thus the security that has been provided since the end of the Second World War. I believe in democracy and I believe in the international rules. Of course, I also believe that you do not change borders by force either one way or another. It is not only the position of Denmark and the Danish Kingdom, fortunately of Europe too. So I hope that the people will also take note of the, once again, significant Europe, European support so that we are receiving.
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Joe Bob
There's a lot to say about this because I think a lot of people were kind of confused, especially initially, actually, especially when Trump was on the campaign trail and they were going to Greenland just, just to go and hang out and see what was going on there. But it is a national security risk. Actually, we got a clip of Trump saying as much as to why we should have Greenland. But I do have another graph here that I want to. Well, let's, let's play the clip. This is Trump, I believe it's cut 8 to talking about why we should go take Greenland because. Well, we can check this out. Clade.
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Guest Expert
We need Greenland for national security, not for minerals. We had. So we have so many sites for minerals and oil and everything. We have more oil than any other country in the world. We need Greenland for national security. And if you take a look at Greenland, you look up and down the coast, you have Russian and Chinese ships all over the place.
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Joe Bob
Yeah, and that's exactly the point that the President was making now, and we should be making as well. I want to pull up a map of Greenland, but also these straits that come through the Arctic Ocean. Now, the red and white are passable by ships, specifically ships coming from China to Europe or to Africa, wherever they're going. Obviously, the red is the Northeast passage that is controlled effectively by Russia because you're going right through, through Russia. The blue is the topic of conversation as to what is going to open up in the future. By the way, if libs are talking constantly about climate change and how disastrous it is and how it's definitely a real thing and definitely happening, this actually would be a bigger concern because the idea is that this has not been passable. This Northwest Passage has not been passable for, well, really ever. But some of the ice is melting, and therefore that's making it more navigable. If it becomes more navigable and China can put military ships in this area where the Blue Line is up, that would be a problem. That would be a problem for the United States. It would definitely be a problem in terms of national security. Well, what would stop that problem? Oh, look, that big piece of land right there called Greenland. Having a US Military installation there or being a, a foothold presence in Greenland would actually be militarily advantageous for the United States of America if and when, like the libs keep saying, the climate changes enough to make that Northwest Passage navigable. So the question that I have is, well, yeah, why aren't we taking Greenland, especially if the only other routes, or at least the other more efficient routes are going through Panama. We're going to. President Trump says, yeah, we're going to. We're going to go make sure that's us and controlled by us as well, then. Well, you kind of have to do this in addition to that, or else the whole taking back of the Panama Canal doesn't really make a whole ton of sense. Now, the other thing that the Prime Minister said that I thought was really interesting is that, well, she's, you know, peaceful process, a diplomatic process. Okay, so if the United States isn't going to be the one to control Greenland and let's just say it continues being Denmark, who's the other country that would have any vested interest in that? Oh, it's, it's, it's China. Does anybody know if China's usually diplomatic when it comes to all this sort of stuff, or do they just kind of take things, do whatever they want? Oh, they, they do kind of just take things and just do whatever they want. So if you're trying to say, I don't know, this should be entirely diplomatic. Okay, cool. Be diplomatic and just sign it over to the United States. The last thing I feel like is. Is interesting about this is why are the den. Why. Why are the Danes allowed to be imperialists? Right? Why is Greenland even a colony or, or, or a piece of land that is, you know, allowed to be effectively controlled by a foreign nation? Why are the. Why is Denmark allowed to be imperialists, and we're not. I don't like it. But like I said, it was just. It was funny because the fallout of the Maduro thing globally was a bunch of other countries saying, hey, we know you did that, but that we're warning you, don't do this other thing. And really what I think a lot of us were reminded of is, oh, yeah, we should do the other thing. It's like in your household, if, you know, you said, you know, you were going to do something and, you know, everybody kind of forgot about it. And he was like, I. My wife wants to replace the mailbox or whatever it is that she wants me to do. Um, and it's a Saturday afternoon. I don't really have anything to do, but the last thing I want to do is go replace the mailbox. But she forgot about it. And I say something along the lines that references to the mailbox. That. That. That doesn't bode well for me. Guess what? Now I have to do the mailbox. Because my wife is now reminded about the thing that she had forgotten about that she does want. That's effectively. That's effectively what the prime minister of Denmark did in this situation. In trying to warn the United States. She reminded all of us, oh, yeah, we should go. We should go snag Denmark while we're at it. So there's. That got a lot to get to. Want to talk briefly about the. What's going on in Iran? That's. That's pretty crazy. But coming up next, I want to. There's some. Just culturally speaking, this is one of those things where you watch the video and you look at it, you're like, how in the world is this happening? Right? I thought we were all on the same page. If you want to come to this country, cool. Adapt to the culture, learn the language, do all the things that do assimilate to American culture. But that is not the case in so many different places. And apparently now, even at some of the higher levels of government, the mayor of a city in Massachusetts doesn't speak a lick of English. And anytime he has to go in front of cameras, he needs a translator. I kid you not, this is a real thing. And even better than that. Well, we'll save it for after the break. So, yeah, we'll. We'll be right back. Tptbc.com is the email address if you want to submit a. Send a comment wherever it is that you're watching, but also send us an email. Remember, if that email is vile, disgusting, bigoted, and Horrifying. Actually have a better chance of being read on this show. We'll be right back after the break. Don't go away.
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Reporter/Interviewer
15 years old.
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Podcast Host
He's claiming to be 15. It's possible that he is claiming to be a minor because it's more difficult to remove miners from the United Kingdom. What's interesting is, is the crib notebook that we found in his bags. We've got questions like, you know, where do you live in London? His response, where in London do you live? And, you know, it's listed, the address, exactly where.
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Joe Bob
And, yeah, they've obviously prepared him, haven't they? Or tried to prepare him.
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Reporter/Interviewer
Where do you study? When did you join this high school? 1990. 1990, right. So you. I said 1990. 2006.
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Podcast Host
I believe that. You're not 15.
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Reporter/Interviewer
I'm 15.
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Podcast Host
To me, you look older than 15.
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Joe Bob
15.
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Podcast Host
Why can't I send you back to Nigeria? Because this passport hasn't. I'm not in safe hands, okay? Why are you not in safe hands?
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Reporter/Interviewer
I lost my dad and my mom. Armed, robust thieves came to our house. So they shot the two of them. The family of my father. They are family.
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Podcast Host
What will happen if you go back to Nigeria?
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Reporter/Interviewer
They want to kill me. That is just a simple truth. They don't believe he's a child of 15. They think he's in his early 30s, but without proof, either way, they follow the rules and hand him over to social services for an age test. Whilst waiting for this test, he was placed in a house in southeast London. He has since vanished and his current whereabouts is unknown.
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Joe Bob
You don't say. Look, I understand rules. The rules are stupid. By the way, that's a video from the uk. The rules are stupid, but at the same time, you got to be pragmatic about this sort of stuff. Clearly, that dude is not 15 years old. It's like, what was the. What was the other. Not the Borat move. Bruno, I'm 19. He's, like, clearly 40 years old, but, like, everybody's too polite to, like, question it. No, no, you got. You gotta. You gotta forget that. And two, you know the sob story of, like, I'm in deep danger if I go back to Nigeria. Dude, you lied about your age. Clearly, you're out twice that. Oh, I. I said 1990. I meant 2006. Yeah, those two are very close together, and you can get those wrong sometimes. Yeah, I was born in, you know, 1947. Sorry, I mean. I mean, 1990. Sorry, I just. I get those dates mixed up all the time. Give me a break. Um, but, yeah, I don't know. You gotta be pragmatic about that stuff. I don't care if it's against the rules. Throw that guy out of your country. 15 years old. Um, speaking of people in the country who probably shouldn't be in the country, I actually don't know the immigration status of this guy. But this video has been floating around the Internet for a while now. And I figured because he is trying to resolve the vitriol sent against him because of the first video, it. Well, it became a topic of conversation. For now, this is Brian Depends. Kenya, the mayor of Lawrence. Now, the video. The first video I want to show you is of him in some sort of city hearing. I don't really know what it is, but we're not going to play the whole thing. It's probably pretty easy to get the gist of it, but he's literally sitting there using a translator to try and figure out what the heck is going on. Because he doesn't speak any English, I believe. What cut are we on, Glenn? This is the eight, I think maybe nine. Eight. Let's try eight, see if it's in there.
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Guest Expert
We need Greenland for national security, not for minerals.
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Reporter/Interviewer
So I'm advised by counsel for the respondent that they indeed encourage this and.
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Joe Bob
Substitution and have no objection and waive any objection they would have to the trans. Your services as a translator.
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Reporter/Interviewer
Respond. The division has a concern and has raised an objection based on the fact that council, much like me, in my capacity as a hearing officer.
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Joe Bob
That's. That's it. That's all we need to say? That who. Who needs a translator for. For. For just a normal conversation? I mean, it goes much deeper than that. How did he win the election? How did he file the paperwork? How. How did he do any of the things that you're supposed to do just to. Just to be in the country, let alone be an elected official? That guy is the. He's not. It's not even. He's not like, on the water board, not on the school board, not on the city council. That guy's the mayor of the city and needs a translator to sit there and translate the language that everybody in the country speaks. Now, there's a bunch of people, there's a bunch of libs, and I'm sure there's a bunch of. They'll, I don't know, be a bunch of comments, not necessarily on this, but just in general of saying, well, the United States doesn't have an official language. Yeah, technically, that's True. And I would honestly say we should make that a thing. Why doesn't Congress pass a law that says, you know, we actually do have an official language, and that language is English, and anybody coming to the country should learn the language of the country that they want to assimilate to. Unless you don't want to assimilate to the United States of America, in which case don't come to the country. How about that? There are way too many people. I live in Southern California. And if you don't know that, well, now you do. And the amount of people that you see just wandering around and interacting in daily life that just don't speak English have probably been here for 15 years, never bothered to learn the language, is astonishing. Now, what I thought was interesting about this clip from again, Brian, Mayor Brian De Pena of Lawrence, is that there was a bunch of backlash on the Internet saying, how do you need a translator? So he thought it would be a good idea. You know what? I'm gonna go and give a speech, and I'm gonna take a microphone and I'm gonna prove to all of these haters that I do speak English. And here's how that went. Cut 10. No matter what you talk, if you don't. If you don't take the right action.
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Guest Expert
For move your community forward.
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Joe Bob
And I speak perfect English when I knock on door, Never, I promise to my constituency, I speak perfect English. Let me see if I can translate that. He said, if you don't take pride in your community forward. And every time I knock on door for my custodom, I speak a perfect English. What? Honest to God, What? Like, okay, look, I even understand why you want to prove to everybody that you should that you do speak English and you want to get a microphone. But look, he's not even taking questions. This is a rehearsed thing. He could have spent, like, I don't know, half an hour. Give me half an hour and, like, something in a foreign language, and as long as I have the pronunciation right, I probably could remember it and just regurgitate it. But he's sitting up there trying to wing it. All right, my costitious. I'm moving forward. What? Dude, I don't. I don't understand how, like, we allow this as a country. I don't quite understand how we're just able to accept. Wanting to accept, Willing to accept this as, like, a thing. Like, why is it that we put up with this sort of thing? Why is it that we tolerate this sort of stuff? Why? Well, the problem is we're just too polite. We are too polite and we refuse to like, say, excuse me. I feel like you should, you know, probably learn the customs and the cultures of the country. Like if you see, I mean, you could get down into the, the weeds of this. You have restaurants that have, hey, no shirt, no shoes, no service. But if somebody walked in with no shirt or shoes expecting service, I think there's pro. There's too many people in the country that go, yeah, but they just don't, they don't know. I don't know. Maybe they can't, maybe they can't read. No, you can't, you can't do that. I recognize the legal ramifications there. I recognize like, oh, yeah, well, you can't deport you just because they don't speak English. Yeah, but you should, you should be able to. And Congress needs to get on that sort of thing because this is, that's, that is an insane thing to pretend that is normal and before we run out of time. Cause I want to, I do want to get this on kind of in that same vein. This is the, this is the overly polite nonsense that the United States unfortunately has been beset by. A Jury in Los Angeles recently acquitted a Los Angeles man charged with stealing an ICE vehicle during an arrest. On August 15, 2025, federal ICE agents arrived in a downtown Los Angeles apartment complex to arrest a 23 year old Colombian TikTok influencer who was in the country illegally. Because of course, of course a Colombian tiktoker is in the country legally. The influencer was live streaming his arrest in real time. The agents used two government vehicles with emergency lights to box in the woman's car. To box in a woman's car to prevent an escape. During the arrest, a tow truck driver. So, okay, so yeah, this is not the person who stole the vehicle. Was not this lady a tow truck driver? Bobby Nuenez, 33, allegedly pressed the passenger door against the woman's vehicle and against the, against an officer. After being told it was a federal operation, Nuenez said something was going to happen. Uh, the officers then tried to intervene. The dude allegedly entered a tow truck and drove off with a government SUV still attached, effectively stealing an ICE vehicle. So put the, put the vehicle on his tow truck and said, I'm, I'm, I'm getting out of here. Clearly, in my opinion, obstructing justice. The Department of Justice showed the video of the ICE agents then chasing down the tow truck on foot. No, Engens was laughing at the recording. All of these things Picture it in your head. That's probably exactly what happened. Uh, despite all of that, went to a trial. The trial lasted four days. The jury deliberated for like three hours before reaching a verdict, and they said not guilty. Why? Because we're super polite and. Yeah, just. Well, we think we, we in California, we think the government is mean. So therefore anything anybody does against, you know, law enforcement, that's fine with us because we're super polite and we're just gonna let anything happen to anybody at any point. On December 22, a federal jury acquitted Bobby Nunez of all charges. Un freaking believable. But that is, that is the country that you get when you have a bunch of folks who just are obsessed with being nice and kind and polite and don't take their obligation as Americans seriously. At least that's my opinion of it. Coming up, I want to briefly talk about what's going on in Iran. The protests there are getting wild and it, it should serve as a notice to be thankful that you were born. The best thing that you've ever done is be born in the United States. If you were born in the United States or at least become, you know, a citizen of the country because you've adapted the culture and learned the customs, that's the best thing you've ever done. Because other countries are not like the United States. Despite all of the libs trying to say this is oppression. We are under the ruler of a dictator. No, no, no. What's going on around is actually under the thumb of a dictator. And some of the stuff is horrifying. Also, we'll get to your comments, concerns, emails in our comment section or our email section of the show, which is in segment five. TPTP USA.com is the email. If you'd like to send along your thoughts, comments, concerns, even criticisms. If you're watching on any of the social media platforms, go ahead and throw a comment there. Possibly get to it at some point. We'll be right back after the break. Don't go away. Venezuela right now it is 2:35am And Pete Kedsburg cosplay GI Joe is literally bombing Venezuela. Yeah, isn't that, isn't that typical? You've got some American woman saying, oh, this is, this is terrible. I am offended on behalf of the other people that, by the way, aren't offended. That guy's cheering. Everybody's cheering. It was super interesting over the weekend seeing like the, the protests going on. There were like opposing protests. You had like a bunch of like lib white women marching through the streets. In New York City saying, free Maduro. Free Maduro. Don't, don't topple the dictatorship in Venezuela. We hate Trump on behalf of Venezuelans. And then like an hour later, like a march in protest of a bunch of Venezuelans going like, yeah, awesome. This is great freaking. It's, it's just so indicative of our culture at the time or at the moment. But speaking of protests, I thought this is important to talk about, important to get on. Protests in Iran have sparked because inflation is nuts there. Their currency is devalued just at an astronomic level and people can't afford anything, food specifically. So they're taking to the streets and protesting. This is not the first protest obviously that we've seen in Iran. And number two, there are photos. Maybe I should have brought one up, but there are, there are several photos from Iran in like the 70s before they went full blown Islamist regime, where it was just a normalized society. Like, it just looked like it was, it was tough to distinguish a United States college versus a street in Tehran. It was like, yeah, you know, dressed in Western clothes, looked just like we did. And something happened around the 70s. The ayatollahs took over and now Iran is a dictatorship and well, has been ever since. And people are hopefully at this point, fed up with it. Again, we've seen this sort of stuff before, but this feels like it has some wind now, unfortunately. And this is what I was talking about earlier. The best thing you've ever done is being born in the United States. Because the United States, as much as woke libs, tried to say we are under a dictatorship with Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a tyrant, a dictator, he's a fascist. Okay, cool. But you're allowed to say that there in Iran, not so much around. Protests Continue. At least 29 people killed and 1200 detained during the demonstration. Protest erupted across Iran in late December, starting in downtown Tehran, over economic grievances, rising inflation, falling value. All of the types of things that people actually get affected by these demonstrations have kind of shown, hey, we are not cool with the government. Iran's theocratic government, led by the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, deployed security forces who use tear gas and also live ammunition to disperse all of the gatherings. Now, I will say in the United States, we obviously have defended police dispersing riots, which is different. That's not what's going on in Iran, or at least to the video that I've seen, it's just people protesting. But you're not allowed to do that in a country that silences any sort of dissent over the nine days of protest, like I said, at least 29 people have been killed. According to the US based Human Rights Activist News Agency, more than 1200 people have been detained. An updated death hole toll as of today is about 35 people, including four children and two members of security forces. Notably, Iranian government has not released their own numbers, which is interesting, kind of, to say the least, because usually, I mean, you see this stuff like out of Gaza a lot like, oh, look at how these are our numbers. And for some reason the mainstream media takes those numbers seriously. But that's a different topic for a different time. Bottom line here is that the people in Iran are protesting, probably rightfully, rightfully so. They've been hit with crazy economic situations. And the government there is not to pretend that every country is the same as so many libs do is ridiculous and insane. And the idea that the United States is under the same sort of dictatorship as other countries like Iran is crazy. It is absolutely 100% crazy. Now, Trump has responded. He said that if Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters, they would rescue them. I don't know what that means. That's somewhat concerning. But at the same time, like we made on the case on the show yesterday, there is some level of involvement. I'm less likely to personally again, send your thoughts, emails, comments, tptp USA.com if you have any thoughts on this. I'm more likely to be persuaded to go get involved in our own hemisphere and our own backyard, right across the Gulf of America. The Venezuelan situation makes a lot of sense to me. It doesn't make as much sense in Iran, but if they are trying to build a nuclear weapon and vow to, to death the United States, then yeah, that actually would be of concern. Bottom line here is all the libs pretending that we are under the thumb of a tyrant in our presidency while also being able to freely protest because, well, they can. Yet, newsflash, tyrants don't let you do that. And that's, that's exactly what seems to be going on in Iran. Coming up next, we got our mailbag segment. Got a lot of fun, interesting, interesting commentary in our mailbag. Also, I think for the first time, we're playing a video. Somebody sent me an Instagram reel that I thought was hilarious regarding Maduro and I said, we're great, we're gonna play it. So TPT tbc.com is the email address. If you'd like to send along your thoughts, comments, concerns or criticisms. The email is tptpusa.com Remember, if it is bigoted, horrible, disgusting and nasty, chances are you're actually gonna have a better likelihood of getting read on the show. Tptpusa.com we'll be right back after the break. Don't go away.
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Reporter/Interviewer
This episode of Tweaker Geographic. It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it's a wild tweaker. Already 30ft in the air, he has evolved beyond sidewalks and into public infrastructure. The stoplight becomes his nest. From above, he challenges gravity and authority below. Police deploy a massive inflatable cushion. Commands are issued and instantly ignored. With diplomacy extinct, Officers deploy the tweaker tranquilizer. The subject believes he can fly. Gravity disagrees. The cushion catches him and the ecosystem is restored.
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Joe Bob
You know, as much as, as funny as that is, I. I don't know where this is. I would imagine that that looks like la. That seems like something that happens. Like in LA on a routine daily basis. You got a tweaker that. For some reason, if you're okay, I'm not. This is not advice necessarily. However, if you find yourself in a situation having to deal with law enforcement doing something that you're probably not supposed to be doing, just pretend to be homeless and then like, everything will be fine. Like if you're just, I don't know, if you're parked in a place that you're not supposed to be parked and an officer comes as, hey, you're not supposed to park here. Just like pretend you live in your car and nothing will happen. Like, unfortunately, that is the hack. The hack is just like be a homeless person and you can do anything. You can't, by the way. You, you can't get away. If you live in the godforsaken hell that is California, you can't get away with not paying property taxes unless you're a homeless person. Then you can build an entire encampment on the side of the street, take up the entire sidewalk, build a treehouse, make it a multi story structure, and guess what? You don't have to pay property taxes because that's, that's how that works, by the way too. I feel like stuff like this obviously cost the taxpayer. You should charge these guys not necessarily with a crime, but with the bill. Like, what does it cost to have however many police officers and first responders there to deal with the tweaker climbing the light post and deploy an inflatable cushion? Like, they should be stuck with the bill. Now I recognize they can't pay it, but then, okay, cool. So you gotta work it off. You gotta go, I don't know, break rocks at the local quarry until you pay off your debt to society. That's what I think should happen. Uh, let's get to the mailbag here. Um, we got some. A lot of interesting emails from a bunch of different people re Maduro. Specifically David on the topic of Maduro says, yeah, prosecute the Maduro's as narco terrorists, prosecute them as murderers, prosecute them in civil lawsuits for damages, prosecute them as war criminals in military court. Uh, I believe that is what we're doing and I 100% approve of that. I feel like that's that. Yeah, we should be doing that. Good comment, David. Philip says this is actually great. We'll probably. This is, this is a great comment. Philip says Democrats saying you can't just illegally arrest a president. And also Democrats re Trump's mugshot. Remember, remember, remember, remember the president of our country that got arrested by the libs and pretending like he did something wrong. I think the mug shot was the Georgia thing, which big fanny who's been relieved of all of her duties. I think there's that whole thing. There was the liability suit that Letitia James brought, which in all of the people in on the Trump team, on the real estate teams, on the banks team, everybody was happy. But she decided that, no, I'm not happy. Therefore we're going to prosecute them for a crime we made up. And then obviously the Alvin Bragg situation that nobody actually knows what President Trump was quote, unquote found guilty of. He was found guilt, found guilty. And I'm using air quotes. If you're just listening to the podcast of felonies and nobody could tell you what the felony is. Shoot, I'm rambling on too long. I want to get to this. This real sent from Bruce on the topic of Maduro. Watch this. I believe this is whatever the last one we. There we go. Try that one. It. Hey, I want to know. I want to know Bruce. Is that your real name or did you say that specifically because that's the real that you sent. Ah, Bruce Wayne here. I'm not entirely sure. Okay, so either you totally understand that and it's hilarious, like producer Glenn is laughing at this because this is the first time he's seeing it, or you have no idea what that is. If you don't know what that is, go watch the Dark Knight. There's a scene in it where Batman has to go capture and bring a Chinese oligarch back to the United States of America, that's effectively what the AI system did there. President Trump, he's effectively Batman going into foreign countries and kidnapping, not kidnapping, arresting criminals and bringing them back to stand trial. Which awesome last stuff on this, several people pointed out. Scott and Richard said, you know, we talked yesterday about how the, the Biden Harris administration, you know, because it was, both of them issued a $25 million reward for any information that led to the capture of Nicholas Maduro. Everybody's wondering, Scott and Richard are both wondering, Where's Trump's $25 million? Does he like send an invoice to Biden? Scott says Trump should go to Biden and say, I got him. Where's my 25 mil? Richard says, who in the current administration will receive the $25 million reward for the capture of Maduro that was offered by the Biden administration? I, I guess, I don't know, not entirely sure who is going to be getting that $25 million, obviously. Well, I don't, I don't think we should actually. Well, yeah, I'm not saying I don't think we should hold to that because I, you know, if a promise was made, that'd be, that'd be great. But I don't know, I don't, I don't, I don't think anybody's going to get any money and so on. That, that'll do it. First day. Hey, appreciate you sticking around, tuning in. Again, doing things in a little bit of a different way. Tptpsa.com is the email if you'd like to get included in our mailbag section segment. Really appreciate you sticking around, tuning in. We will see you tomorrow, same time, same place. God bless America.
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