B (5:45)

In D.C. it just gone from bad.

C (5:47)

To worse to disaster.

B (5:49)

No one really feels safe. It's impossible to feel safe in a city like this, especially with the leadership we have. These kids are carrying guns like around the ages of 8 years old and they're killing other 8 year old kids.

C (6:00)

But J.D. pritzker and Brandon Johnson say that crime is down after it went up a thousand percent after 2020. But it's, it's down and we're still way short on police. But it's down and we may be actually fudging the numbers.

B (6:12)

Guns. It's insane.

C (6:13)

So the police is really unappreciated, completely safe. I don't know what you're talking. You can walk about any neighborhood in Chicago and, and there would be no even the, the south side of Chicago. Baddest part of walk down there at midnight. Are you out of your mind? Under the, under Brandon Johnson, Lori L. J.B. prister. Those are three on the reason why nobody want to be a Police, their.

B (6:39)

Policies when it comes to crime is not working at all.

C (6:42)

Yeah, exactly. And. And they know it. But look at how dramatic they're getting. How. How just out of their minds, they're going to prevent Donald Trump from having any sway in Chicago. I mean, it was off the rails yesterday, but here is Donald Trump yesterday just saying, basically what's going on in Chicago.

D (7:02)

Chicago is very interesting because I watched Pritzker get up and say about, we don't need help. We're safe. But two weeks ago, they had six people murdered. Murdered. And they had 24 people hit.

C (7:15)

Yeah, but they're just black people. Democrats don't care about them by bullets.

D (7:20)

Last week, as you know, was seven people, 24 people hit.

C (7:24)

Wow.

D (7:24)

And seven people died.

C (7:25)

That's crazy.

D (7:26)

And then over the last two days, it was the. That was the. The crown jewel. They had, I guess, nine killed. Nine or 10 killed and 50 hit with bullets.

C (7:37)

Yeah, but the crime is way down. Sure.

D (7:42)

So in the last three weeks, he's lost almost 20 people killed.

C (7:46)

There's no place they must be getting money from. Big funeral. That's what I think. I think the Democrats are in the pants of big funeral.

D (7:52)

No place in the world, including you can go to Afghanistan. You can go to places that you would think of. They don't even come close to this.

C (8:01)

Absolutely. Absolutely. Where would you rather go? You want to go to Iraq, you want to go to Afghanistan, or do you want to go to Chicago? You know, I think I'm going to go with. With Afghanistan. I think I'll. I'll go with Afghanistan. So here's what Donald Trump is saying. Donald Trump is saying, you know what I've done? I've done this in Washington, D.C. there's no doubt how dramatic it was. There's a 90% decrease in carjackings, 60% drop in robberies. One murder in, like, three weeks. Unheard of in June in D.C. and now he's gonna take it to Chicago.

D (8:31)

Chicago's very interesting because I watch Pritzker get up and say about, we don't need help.

C (8:35)

I already said that. Actually. Here is. Here is Donald Trump saying, and I want you to listen to Donald Trump. Does he sound threatened? Does he sound like he's going to declare martial law? Does he sound like he's going to imprison people when he says this?

D (8:48)

And I would love to have Governor Pritzker call me. I'd gain respect for him and say, we do have a problem and we'd love you to send in the troops because you Know what? The people, they have to be protected.

C (8:59)

Oh, did you hear the threat in his voice? Did you hear the, I mean, I mean, he could just do anything. He might just murder everybody. Donald Trump. Here's what J.B. titzler. Pritzler, Pritzker said first, I want to.

E (9:09)

Address the President's unhinged remarks a few minutes ago.

C (9:13)

Okay, let me hear that again. I want to hear if this was actually unhinged because I didn't hear the unhinged in this.

D (9:18)

And I would love to have Governor Pritzker call me. I'd gain respect for him and say we do have a problem and we'd love you.

C (9:24)

Doesn't sound unhinged so far.

D (9:26)

You send in the troops because you know what? The people, they have to be protected.

C (9:30)

I did not hear any unhinged here, but I'm thinking JB is going to be a little unhinged, begging me to call him. Did he beg, did you hear begging in that as well? An unhinged beg from. Did you hear, I don't think I heard those. Am I, am I wrong? I don't think so.

E (9:47)

Oh, I will not call the President asking him to send troops to Chicago. I've made that clear already. Fighting crime requires coordination. We have experienced nothing like that over the past several days and weeks. So in the absence of, you're doing.

C (10:05)

A super crappy job. All those people, because all those people just got murdered over the weekend. It was like it even beat last year over Labor Day weekend in the, in Chicago. So honestly, you're in a position to, to display any sort of pride about what you've done or accomplishment. I mean, it's laughable.

E (10:24)

Significant federal coordination. We've gathered information from unauthorized patriotic officials inside the government.

C (10:31)

Sure.

E (10:32)

And from well sourced reporters.

C (10:34)

Oh, yes, of course. Well, probably from, you know, the well sourced, like, I don't know, like CNN or I don't know, maybe the New.

E (10:41)

York Times about Donald Trump's plan, which is to deploy armed military personnel, really to the streets of Chicago.

C (10:48)

He hasn't done that in, in D.C. they don't even have their guns.

E (10:52)

I'm aware that the President of the United States likes to go on television and beg me to call.

C (10:57)

I don't, I don't hurt. I didn't hear the begging. I, I, maybe I'm missing it.

D (11:01)

And I would love to have Governor Pritzker call me. I'd gain respect for him and say we do have a problem and we' to send in the troops because you know what? The people they have to be protected.

C (11:12)

Again, no. No begging. I'm not hearing any begging.

E (11:16)

And ask him for troops. I find this extraordinarily strange as Chicago does not want troops on our streets.

C (11:22)

Well, that's not exactly what the population is saying there, jb.

E (11:27)

I also have experience asking the president for assistance. Yeah, just to have the rug pulled out from underneath.

C (11:34)

Oh, you want some more money so you can, you know, give it to your buddies and never do a damn.

E (11:37)

Thing when execution meets reality. I refuse to play a reality game show with Donald Trump again.

C (11:50)

Honestly, I have no friggin clue. Again. They are so desperate to cover up the possibility that a crime could be solved and they have really just screwed it up and could have done something about it for decades, but not to. That's what it's all about. I've got more on this coming up. And then Branson Johnson, he's almost insurrection style language saying to fight and all of this. So they obviously are desperate to cover up something obviously being their failure and they do not want to see Donald Trump succeed. There you go. If you'd like to call 800-922-6680. This is a Wednesday edition of the Rob Carson Show.

D (12:33)

The Rob Carson show podcast is everywhere. Go listen for details. And I would love to have Governor Pritchard call me. I'd gain respect for him and say we do have a problem and we'd love you to send in the troops because you know what? The people, they have to be protected.

E (12:53)

With Donald Trump again, what I want are the federal dollars.

F (12:59)

Ding, ding, ding, ding ding.

C (13:01)

That's what JB wants. He wants some more money that have.

E (13:04)

Been promised to Illinois and Chicago for violence prevention.

C (13:08)

We have spen so much frickin money on on all of these anti crime programs and whatnot in Chicago. And what have you done with it precisely. D word for Richard Programs. Yeah.

E (13:20)

That have proven to work. That is money that Illinois taxpayers send to the federal government.

C (13:26)

Why haven't they worked in Chicago?

E (13:28)

And it's an insult to any and every state.

C (13:31)

Proven they work and they work beautifully. Micah, can you imagine how bad things would be if we didn't have all that money being spent on these programs? Could have a thousand people killed last week. Oh my God. You know, I use the analogy that, that Democrats die like movie vampires right now. J.B. pritzker and Brandon Johnson see the writing on the wall that all of the money that they've wasted on preventing crime and whatnot has done nothing but enrich their cronies, buy boats Fund their campaigns. And they could give a rat's behind about the. The trail of bodies that it's left in its wake. That's from Lost Boys. Here's the. Here's an idea. Here's a. Here's an example. This is Brandon Johnson, okay? Movie vampires. Just think of movie vampires when you think this. Donald Trump is saying to J.B. pritzker, hey, man, we'd like to help you out. Like to bring down crime. Here is Brandon Johnson. Yesterday, having the holy water of the possibility of the end of. Of the. The crime cabal in Chicago come to an end.

F (14:49)

No militarized force in the city of Chicago. We're going to defend our democracy in the city of Chicago. We're going to protect the humanity of every single person in the city of Chicago.

C (14:59)

What about all the people who got murdered and stuff?

F (15:02)

Are you prepared to defend this land? This land?

C (15:07)

What do you mean by that? Do you mean, like, fight the National Guard and federal authorities? Is this a threat?

F (15:14)

Brandon was built by slaves. A land that was built by indigenous people.

C (15:20)

Hold on a second. First of all, you don't build land. Second of all, Chicago was not built by slaves. There was no slavery. You see, when it was built, the.

F (15:29)

People united will always prevail.

C (15:32)

Yeah. So there you go. So the land. Hold on, I got to hear that again. That's a hodgepodge there.

F (15:36)

Prepared to defend this land. This land that was built by slaves.

C (15:42)

Yeah, I don't believe that slavery was around in Illinois when Chicago was founded.

F (15:48)

A land that was built by indigenous people.

C (15:51)

No, actually they. They lived in tents and teepees and stuff, and they were nomadic. So there's that.

F (15:57)

The people united will always prevail.

C (16:00)

Wow, that's. See, look. Movie vampires. Did I tell you? Movie vampire. Here. Here's J.D. titsler, Pressler Pritzker yesterday saying that the reason why they're doing this because there's some sort of a Mexican national holiday this month.

E (16:14)

Unidentifiable agents.

C (16:16)

I don't think it a mile. I don't know.

E (16:17)

Unmarked vehicles with masks are planning to raid Latino communities. You are likely to see videos of them hauling away mothers and fathers traveling to work or picking.

C (16:29)

Don't forget the gang members and the criminals and the murderers and stuff.

E (16:32)

Their kids from school. There's that sometime they will detain handcuff and haul away children. Stephen Miller chose the month of September.

C (16:41)

Stephen Miller chose. Stephen Miller chose it to come to.

E (16:45)

Chicago because of celebrations around Mexican Independence Day. It breaks my heart to report.

C (16:51)

Breaks your heart? Yeah. I'M thinking the obesity is doing a better job of that, actually, that we have been told.

E (16:56)

ICE will try and disrupt community picnics and peaceful parades.

C (17:01)

What the hell else are they going to interrupt?

F (17:03)

Well, you hear they're going to go.

C (17:04)

In and they're going to interrupt the birthday party just as the kids get to the pinata. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. People are just. Just so stupid. So stupid. Oh, and then here's Brandon Johnson. He's blaming it. Check this out. Check this out. Blaming legal guns coming in from Republican states.

E (17:26)

We will never be able to end gun violence in Chicago.

C (17:29)

Yeah, sure.

E (17:29)

As long as the President continues to.

C (17:31)

Allow tens of thousands of guns to.

E (17:34)

Be trafficked into our state.

C (17:36)

Donald Trump had nothing to do with that at all. And our city, now, that's generally criminals, you see, who do that. The vast majority of guns do not come from Chicago. Yeah, well, no, they don't. They don't make them there. They make them in other places.

E (17:50)

So not made in Cook County.

C (17:52)

Yeah, that's true. They are not bought in the state of Illinois. Yeah, sure.

E (17:56)

These guns come from red states.

C (17:59)

Oh, yeah. It comes from Republican states. You're. No, actually, people in Republican states. We, we buy our guns legally and we sell our guns legally.

E (18:10)

They are coming from Indiana. They are coming from Mississippi.

C (18:14)

Sure. They are coming from Louisiana. And your thoughts are coming from your posterior. That's what I think. They're coming right out of your old butt. That's what I think. Here's a Dick Durbin, who Rush Limbaugh used to call Dick Turbin because he was one of those Democrats who immediately started stabbing our troops in the back when, after 9, 11, when George Bush was, you know, chalking up victories and whatnot. I remember that he used to, you know, say terrible things about our troops over there and everything. But here is a Dick Turbin talking about guns coming in. Again, it's Trump's fault. It's great when the numbers go down, but people don't walk around saying, I feel 22% safer. Here we go. What do you think people feel like is happening? Go, Dick.

G (18:55)

Well, I tell you one thing. They feel like. They feel like there are too damn many guns in Chicago and they're coming in from other states like Indiana.

C (19:01)

This is the new talking point. It's coming from Republican states.

G (19:04)

Federal government want to help us stop this flow of weapons.

C (19:07)

Yes. And send us some more money to.

G (19:09)

Our city of Chicago and state of Illinois. You know, they're coming in from state with lax laws when it comes to foreign firearms and the federal government can do something about it.

C (19:18)

Prove, prove it. I want to see when I actually see the statistics or maybe you're just pulling them out of the place that Brandon Johnson gets all of his thoughts.

G (19:25)

What is this president done about it? He's eliminated, dramatically eliminated the people who are supposed to make sure these gun dealers are held to the law.

C (19:32)

Yeah.

G (19:33)

That's an important step to really reduce the crime in the area and reduce the concern of local officials.

C (19:38)

Not at all. Absolutely. 100%. Everything he just said there is a bunch of hogwash. And everybody knows it begins. They're movie vampires, man. They hate it when they lose. And Donald Trump's gonna send troops anyway. And, and apparently Pritzker is a little worried because a state is going to be sending them, apparently. That's all coming up. Michael Charbone, live from Canada joins us next on the Rob Car.

B (20:16)

Oh, beauty.

C (20:24)

It's a beauty.

F (20:25)

Way to go.

C (20:27)

A lot of jet exters are going to know that song. Bob and Doug McKenzie when, when Canada was super trendy in the United States of America. And Michael Charbone is reporting live from that glorious country right now on the show. How you doing, my friend?

B (20:45)

Rob Carson. I'm doing fantastic. You're sounding as good as ever. And congratulations on your accomplishment today in your male singlehood.

C (20:54)

Oh, yeah, I know, it's, it's, you know, something that I never planned to be or do this divorce thing and I gotta tell you, it's a little weird. It's just a little, it's a little strange.

B (21:04)

But you're, you can cook and you keep a clean house. What more do you want?

C (21:09)

All I want is friends. I don't, I don't need any of the female persuasion at this point. I'm trying to swear them off for a while, I think. So. Anyway, anyway, things are going well here in D.C. though, brother. My God, it's, it's clean and, and, and crime used to be crime ridden and all of that. It's, it's, it's pretty amazing what Donald Trump has done here. And, and I thank him for doing that. I hope it wasn't just because I moved here. But that said, let's move on to some things here. I want to mention this right off the top. I saw Doug Ford the other day. He poured out a bottle of Crown Royal to protest a plant closing in Ontario. They're going to move the booze making down to the States. And I got to tell you, I never thought that I'd see Doug Ford Pour out any intoxicant like that.

B (21:56)

Yeah. And Crown Royal because Crown Royal and Coke. Crown and Coke is dear to our hearts.

C (22:02)

I'll bet it is.

B (22:03)

Many Americans have it as well. Yeah, it's a bit of a grandstand. I mean I would have dropped the bottle and smashed it. I think that would have gotten more press. I mean, if you're going to waste it, waste it. But this is again, if Pierre Polyev wasn't leading the Conservative Party federally in Canada, Doug Ford would. He's the guy who's kind of like the get down and he's Trumpian in the sense that he appeals to the common man.

C (22:30)

Yeah, yeah. Doug Ford has had a very long, strange trip to where he is right now. I remember first hearing about Doug Ford because he was crack smoking, little out of his head. Kind of reminded you of Chris Farley at one point. Oh, it was his brother.

B (22:46)

It was his brother who was the former male. It was his brother. This is, this is the other brother.

C (22:51)

Oh, this is the other bro. Okay, okay, okay. So this one is not the. Okay, this Doug Ford is. So he leans into like the Trump's end of the, of the. Would you say he's like a blue dog Democrat for Canada?

B (23:06)

No, no. I would say he's got a lot of Republican in him.

C (23:10)

Okay.

B (23:11)

He does have the Canadian element that we support unions, but the situation is it's the common man who's getting screwed.

C (23:19)

Gotcha.

B (23:19)

He wants to make a different. For the difference for the common man. And Doug Ford, I mean he doesn't take a lot of BS when it, when it comes to. He says what he thinks and he's not afraid of what the public is going to say or the media is going to move. Because of course we here in Canada have the same epidemic of having a one sided media who only likes to report what they like to hear themselves. Right.

C (23:41)

Have now you've got the Canadian broadcast company. So it has not been hit like NPR and PBS here, but it still dominates the narrative. And obviously we have a lot of our liberal media dying on the vine thanks to the election and also thanks to Elon Musk freeing up Twitter. But you still obviously do not have that yet. But, but, but it looks like some good news. I saw this in your, in your Charbon report. Pierre. Pierre. Pierre Polavier wins a landslide by Polyev. I always, I say polievre because I, I speak French. But anyway, he won a landslide by election. What is this? What's all this about?

B (24:22)

Yeah, so what happened was he had A. He had a seat in Ottawa for 20 years, and in the last election against Mark Carney, he lost his seat. So because he lost his seat and he is the leader of the Conservative Federal Party, if he doesn't have a seat, he can't sit in Parliament, so he can't act as the leader of the Conservatives. So what they did was they parachuted him into a very beautiful Alberta community who votes Conservatives, and he was able to retain a seat and now will be leading the Conservative as of common.

C (24:56)

Well, that didn't take very long. That's, that's a pretty.

B (25:01)

Took about six months. Robin, what the, what the problem is here is we've had a prime minister of this country who's been gallivanting around and talking about how he's trying to curtail other markets. And he has been working very hard, but he hasn't worked at the root problem. And the root problem is that Canada's tariffs against the United States were lifted yet yesterday. And we took the media tariffs off. But our economy is suffering. I mean, our GDP went down. The situation is annualized, it's about 1.6%. And vehicle exports are down through machinery travel. I mean, we are starting to feel the comings on of a recession in Canada. The first quarter, they want to sell everything they could to America to be able to get it before the tariffs took place. The second quarter, everything locked up because the tariffs took effect. If this third quarter shows that we continue to decrease in our economy, Canada is going to go into recession and it's going to be devastating for our economy because America's got coal, electric fuel, energy. You guys are, you guys are catapulting into the stratosphere of success.

C (26:13)

Yeah.

B (26:14)

And your stock market, it. We're not.

C (26:16)

Yeah. The, the cost of living in Canada is insane too, by the way. And, and what do you suppose conservative leadership would do for the, for the cost of living in Canada? Your real estate is inflated beyond belief. I mean, I, I watch, you know, your property brothers up there and you know, they do these house hunters Canada, and you're getting a little crap hole that costs three times as much as, you know, a townhouse in, in Manhattan, for crying out loud, and also groceries and whatnot. All of that cost more in Canada. Do you suppose that a conservative prime minister would be able to make life more bearable for Canadian citizens?

B (26:55)

I think Poliev is of the thinking that this should be a free trade zone between Canada and the United States. There are going to be certain sectors in Canada that are going to have to suffer slightly. That would be the forestry industry and maybe a little bit of our oil. But the overall positive impact, America will have to give a little bit too. There'll have to be restrictions taken off. But the common goal here is to create a North American like Leviathan. We would be together one of the strongest dual economies in the world because we have the natural resources, we have the water, we have the precious minerals. We also have the oil as well. And our economy says that our dollar is 30% less than what you guys pay. So if you have a 30% plus on everything that you can buy and do here, that's why America is Canada's 85% client. Because our dollar is inexpensive, we're pretty well attuned to delivering what our client wants. The problem is here now that these taxes and tariffs are coming into an effect. We're feeling it because there are, there are less goods that are being exported from Canada to the United States and more goods that are coming in. There's actually a deficit that was reported, $19.6 billion deficit of US importing more than we're giving out.

C (28:28)

Wow. Now I'm gonna, I wanna, I wanna continue this. On the other side of the break, Michael Charbon, I wanna ask election for prime minister in Canada. And what do you suppose will happen if Poliev is that guy and, and maybe he and Trump will be able to meet on, on better terms. If we could cover that on the next break, that would be great. Let's take a break right now and come back. This, my friends, is the Rob Carson Show. It's the Rob CARSON show on Newsmax 2. Right now. TRUMP meets with polling President Carol Nairoki. He's the, he's the Trump of Poland. I mean it's crazy. And then there are several other countries like France in, in the, in Europe that are kind of leaning into the conservative movement. I said this would happen. It would blossom from Trump's presidency and it would spread around the world. And a lot of things are happening, a lot of balls in the air. You've got Maduro now teetering on the brink of buh. By, in Venezuela and, and then of course the election in Iraqi and Poland and, and then the possibility of a more conservative movement across Europe, which it needs desperately. And I think it's going to happen and hopefully it will spread to Canada with Pierre Poliev as the new Prime Minister of Israel. When exactly is this election going to happen? Michael, I need your input. I'm not all that familiar with your system, but Go ahead.

B (29:53)

So we just got a new prime minister elected in April. That was Mark Carney. He was elected as the Liberal Prime Minister in a minority government. Meaning that if the Conservative Party and the Bloc de Quebecois and another party come together, they could launch what's called a vote of non confidence and collapse the government and force an election. The problem is that specifically in Ontario, we just had a provincial election, we had a federal election. So the coffers of many of the parties are a little lean to say the least. And the appetite to sit there and launch another election and go through that pain and suffering is not, it's not particularly palatable for politicians. What they would like to do is for the next six to eight months, pass some stuff, get some stuff going and either create the controversy to be able to set the stage for a change of government, or in the case of the Liberals, be able to do things that would ratchet up their support so that they have less of a peril of being a vote of non confidence victim.

C (31:00)

Is there anything that Carney's doing that makes you feel better about what Liberals have done to Canada? I mean, Justin Trudeau was a joke. Are things, is he, is he doing things slightly different than, than his predecessor?

B (31:17)

Well, Mark Carney is learning how to be a politician. He was a businessman, don't forget, he ran the, the bank of England. He ran the Bank Canada. And he was catapulted into a political forum and told, you should be the prime minister. He says, well, that would be fun. So of course he moved a lot of his company stuff to New York so that there's no conflict of interest. And I just, there's many Canadians that feel that Mark Carney is not attacking the root problem which is ailing. This is like a bad toothache in Canada. You can put a little bit of topical medicine to stop a little bit of the pain, but the infection is not going away.

C (31:56)

Exactly.

B (31:56)

You have to go down there, meet face to face with Trump and say, listen, let's make a deal, let's make it happen. Because somehow I don't think Donald Trump respects Mark Carney, regardless what he said, because he hasn't done anything. I mean, everybody else has gone, presented themselves and made a deal. Canada still has not done that. And I think it's going to be to our economic detriment. And that's what we're facing now in Canada.

C (32:20)

By the way, one other thing before we go. Alberta. What's going on with Alberta? I know that there are a lot of Albertans who want to leave Canada. Is that gaining any traction whatsoever?

B (32:31)

So it's that threat, you know, if you don't do what we like, we're frickin leaving. We're packing up our, taking our oil and splitting. So, I mean, that's, that's a great threat. That puts some fear in some people who are on gummies. But the scenario is basically you pass a law that, that says that if you have a vote and this many people say that they want to have separatism, then you can propose another vote which will come to separatism. I mean, it's a legal entanglement. Alberta is part of the Canadian mosaic. Alberta is the energy engine of Canada. Toronto is the financial engine of Canada. We need to work together. They need to get a bit of a better fair shake. And what Trudeau did was ostracize them and put the Liberal Party in a negative position. So they're just reacting because they want to get a little bit of ground back from what they lost.

C (33:25)

All right, my brother. Well, Michael Charbone, great to have you on the show today. Where can people find all of your glorious work? And of course, they'll see you on Newsmax. Go ahead.

B (33:34)

Yes, I'm fortunate to be on Newsmax every Sunday on the John Glasgow show, sometime after 11. You can also go to TheCharbonReport.com and I'm on LinkedIn. I'm on Facebook@the CharbonReport.com Rob Carson, appreciate you and your kind listeners. You're a good man, brother. Thank you.

C (33:49)

All right, brother. Take care of yourself. I appreciate you. Alrighty. So we still got a bunch of stuff on the plate here. We get back a little bit to Chicago and, and you know what I was talking about with, with Chicago and Democrat leaders so terrified that Donald Trump's going to upset the apple cart, the money train that they've used to enrich themselves and do nothing to lower crime, to make kids have better schools, et cetera. Of course, public housing also a running joke in Chicago for decades, for decades. This is Pastor David Lowry talking about how the Democrats are fudging the crime numbers.

H (34:25)

Crime does look like it's being reduced on paper, but out here, actually in Chicago, when you're not counting the illegals who are here committing crimes because they're kicking them out so that ICE won't come in into the city to pick them up. They don't charge them, them, they're letting them go just like that. And the reason why they're doing it, JB Pritzker Brandon Johnson and all the rest of city officials, the reason why they don't want President Trump to send. President Trump send the troops to Chicago.

C (34:56)

Come on.

H (34:56)

But a simple reason is this. When our troops get here, they're going to see all the crimes that the illegals are committing and they're getting out of jail with a get out of jail free card with Cassius bail. And they will end up deporting thousands of them because they're running around the city lawlessly.

C (35:14)

Now here's the lieutenant governor of the state of Illinois giving illegals advice on how to avoid law enforcement.

I (35:23)

Whatever comes next.

D (35:27)

If you or someone you love aren't sure what resources exist for immigrants in our state.

C (35:34)

Yeah, illegals.

D (35:35)

I want you to go to Illinois.

C (35:38)

Immigration info.org and do what?

D (35:41)

Let me repeat that.

C (35:43)

Yeah, go ahead.

D (35:43)

Illinois immigration info.org yeah. On the front page there's a red button that says learn your rights.

C (35:53)

Yeah.

D (35:54)

That takes you to a complete.

C (35:55)

Yeah. This is the, this is lieutenant governor of Illinois encouraging illegal to avoid ice, how to do it and everything, which again shows you what they think of, particularly people of color who were born and raised in Chicago. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show.

I (36:17)

If he comes to Chicago, he's going to be in court and he's going to be sued by the state, he's going to be sued by the city. And I believe that there will be private interest that also to him, this is not about violent crime. And I don't think we should pretend that this manufactured crisis and his attempt to provoke people in Chicago is legitimate exercise of power.

C (36:41)

Yeah, yeah. Last week in the 58 shootings and the eight murders, that was definitely a manufactured crisis for sure. Actually. No, no, Your, your citizens actually did that. You, you did that. Here's of course, Lori Lightfoot who's the worst mayor in Chicago history until Brandon Johnson. Thank you very much. Here she is once again going after the gun makers. Now it's kind of weird because why aren't the murder rates so high in the Republican run cities in the states that have more lax gun laws like oh, where I, where I was living in, in Johnson County, Kansas, where you can open carry, you can open carry and no liquor store robberies, no home invasions, all that because you get your ass shot off.

B (37:24)

Off.

C (37:24)

It works beautifully, actually. But here is, here is Lori Lightfoot going after the people who make the guns.

I (37:29)

If he really cared about violent crime, go after.

C (37:32)

No, he does, actually. That's why the violent crime has dropped.

I (37:35)

So dramatically in D.C. the gun manufacturers who are just mass producing these weapons and have no.

C (37:42)

Yeah. Because law abiding citizens are buying them.

I (37:44)

Liability or accountability because they're afraid of.

C (37:46)

Living in cities like the hell hole you were in charge of.

I (37:48)

Go after the gun. Gun stores that know that they're selling to straw purchasers that flood into our.

C (37:54)

Oh my God in heaven. Yeah, it's a, it's definitely the gun manufacturers for sure. Here is Jim Gossett as a former President Barack Obama shootings 53 this weekend. Actually there were 58. I gotta update that shy town.

F (38:14)

Brandon Jobsley, your friend.

C (38:16)

Maybe I don't want to go. Yeah, it's an unsafe place. War zone Chicago. Donald, he's going to send in the guard.

B (38:32)

Go get him, red skirt.

C (38:37)

He is just a tub of lard. Yeah, he's a bushel basket of lard.

B (38:41)

Actually.

C (38:42)

It's a scary place. War zone Chicago. Murder rate just climbs. Gets worse every year. People in this city are in fear. Democrats, we're gonna continue with this a little bit on the other side of the top of the hour. And then also Gordon Chang is gonna join us on the show. And then Donald Trump took out out some cartel members on a boat. Apparently the Trende Arago gang members died of an ammunition overdose. It happened. That's coming up in the second hour of the Rob Carson show. Don't go anywhere.

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