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Ep. 492 - BREAKING: SAVE Act is Saved, Cuba's Oil BLOCKADED, ICE Shutdown Averted, Actors Demand Insurrection
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Senate Democrats say they've reached a LAST MINUTE DEAL with the White House over splitting up the bipartisan House spending packages to keep the government open over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, leading to another government shutdown.
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Tony Kennett. Tony Kennett. Tony Kennett. Tony Kennett. Tony Kennett. Tony Kennett. Tony Kennett, host of the Tony Kennett cast. Let's get down to business. You're listening to the Tony Kennett cast on 93 WIBC on CYTV, here on the Daily Signal. Good evening and welcome to the Tony Kennett cast here on the Daily Signal, nationally syndicated, first on 93 WIBC. Joining you with a couple of pieces of breaking news. First and foremost, we had to change the title to the show because whereas a couple of minutes ago the Democrats had announced that they were gonna shut the government down, the Trump administration to the rafters, because they were not going to stop until ICE was stopped, here was again Senator Tina Smith of Minnesota making that claim just yesterday. Democrats will not vote to pass the budget that is before us. If it includes Homeland Security, we will not do that. And our Republican colleagues in the Senate need to hear that and they need to deal with it because they need us to pass this bill. So that was a kind of strong line of resolution. Schumer got up and said they were going to, you know, they were going to separate this, they were going to cut this, they were going to move things around. And there was a lot of confusion because you had individuals who were running around suggesting, at least in votes happening this afternoon, that if ICE got funding, then they were not going to vote to keep a percentage of the government open. Bill Mulligan over at Fox News today suggested that it was gonna be 78% of the government in that kind of a shutdown. So, Brett, here's where we stand right now as we hear about this potential deal between the White House and the Senate, 78% of the federal government is gonna run out of funding by 11:59pm tomorrow night. Now here's where things get a little bit interesting. According to an article from the Associated Press, again, we're looking around at different statements that are being made. Senator Schumer told CNN that a bipartisan funding deal has been reached to avoid a shutdown. They're working on scheduling some kind of a vote. The deal, according to the minority leader, this is per cnn, includes the separation of the five bipartisan appropriations bills the Democrats had asked for and then a two week stopgap funding extension for the Department of Homeland Security. Now, here's why this is rather funny. First of all, the two week stopgap means that we're going to have this fight again here in two weeks, which is a mercy to the Democrats after the narrative they had painted especially about Renee Good and Alex Pretty had fallen apart in the last couple of days especially. We're going to talk about that here in just a little bit. But right at the outset, right at the top, it is important to know that right now ICE is already fully funded. ICE already has millions and millions of dollars that were already confirmed to it fully funded for quite a while as of last year. The big beautiful bill. The big beautiful bill, all of the ICE funding right there. So whatever they're protesting or arguing for here, it seems that so far they're going to try to slice and dice things to maybe come away with sort of a win here. And I mean, it's certainly a move. I don't necessarily see that there's a chance, at least as of yet. As of yet, I should say that either side can walk away with huge deals. According to the Associated Press, it says, quote, the two sides have agreed to separate Homeland Security funding from the rest of legislation and fund DHS for two weeks while they debate Democratic demands for curbs on the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency. And one of the reasons that they had to walk some of this back is that cutting funding to DHS would cut funds to TSA and cause a major air traffic kerfuffle, which in the middle of a midterm campaign cycle would be a really tough sell for the Democrats who are also deeply struggling in the approval rating section of things. So that said, I do want to bring up two senators who are going to have some things to say about what some of these conditions for Immigration Customs Enforcement might be to maybe get his vote. Senator Alex Padilla of California, who is known for rushing Kristi Noem once and then whining about it. Not a single dollar more while they're roaming the streets, coming out of unmarked cars, masks not identifying themselves. Oh, not a dollar more. Well, that's already fallen by the wayside. If there's a two week stop gap, then yeah, there are dollars that are going right now. And again, they're already fully funded. So we can say not a dollar more. That's already a lie, according to the news bulletins that are coming out right now. But then he's going to paint them. Oh, and they're in masks and they're walking around near cars. Estella Way we had unmarked cars, masks not identifying themselves. No more funding for dhs, for ice, for cb, you know, detaining innocent children while they're detaining and even assaulting Latinos for the color of our skin or because we occasionally speak Spanish. Other Language minorities have been subject to this abuse as well. So you've got some different, at least accusations, different suggestions from those over on the left as to what it is that they are considering regarding government funding. And we've already played this particular clip. That be Senator John Fetterman talking about the he doesn't find it ethical to shut down the government. Then you have the House, and the House of Representatives on a totally different side has just flown the coop and gone bonkers. One of these people would be Representative Ro Khanna of California, who thinks that instead of actually focusing on government funding or what they were elected to do, Ro Khan of California has encouraged all Democrats, no matter where your district is, to come protest in Minneapolis. I was just in Minneapolis, and my point to many Democrats is this is not the time just to be on social media or to be on the floor of Congress. We need to be on the streets. We need to be with the people who are standing up for justice in our freedoms. What happened was absolutely horrific in Minneapolis. Not just the fact that Alex Pretty was shot in cold blood and killed by ICE agents, but also the fact that that entire city is under siege. I went and I talked to a lot of the residents there, third and fourth generation Minnesotans, white Minnesotans, complaining about being surveilled, complaining about being followed to churches, complaining about having people go into their bookstores and then, oh, no, people going to their bookstores. Oh, where are they going to buy another copy of Gender Queer to give to kids? All the horrors. Oh, the shame. All of these things, by the way, that you're hearing now, the rumors are they're following me around everywhere. If there were those instances happening, we would have the video of it. Because everyone in Minneapolis that is anti ICE right now is walking around with two things. In their left hand, they have a rape whistle to blow and blow and blow and blow. And then in their right hand they have a phone to record absolutely everything. We're gonna get to how that's going here in just a couple of minutes. Senator Schatz of Hawaii, who's taken this as his moment to shine after getting smacked around by Senator, or, excuse me, Secretary Marco Rubio yesterday. Senator Schatz has come forward to announce that again, whether it's ICE funding or anything, tyranny is tyranny is tyranny is tyranny, Senator. Tyranny is tyranny. And the people of this country, whatever our other differences, don't want anything to do with it. You might be a liberal, you might be a conservative, you Might be for immigration or you might be against it. You might think that guns should be more readily accessible, or you might think that guns should be harder to purchase. But when the United States government is killing your fellow citizens in your name, none of that matters. Because tyranny is tyranny, no matter the tyrant. What in the world is this Dr. Seuss individual attempting to tyranny? Is tyranny in a box or in a train? Elizabeth Warren on a plane with a gun in Minnesota with your ex in Sarasota. I mean, it's exciting stuff. I'm thrilled. Incredible. This is the argument that is going to be made. I don't really think that's going to fly. There are a couple of other bills that are moving through the Senate and being introduced. Uh, so the House is going to have to be convened if there are bills that are put forward that are not glued together. So what you should expect to see between now and Saturday is a lot of members of the House of Representatives beginning to make their way back to Washington, D.C. to go back into session. One of these things is for a piece of legislation proposed by Lindsey Graham which would outlaw sanctuary cities. The policies that different jurisdictions around the country have of harboring illegal immigrants in violation of federal law. Here's Lindsey Graham making that case by 12 states. That creates chaos for the rest of the 38. So here's some news. I just concluded a deal with the White House to come up with a sanctuary city bill that would end sanctuary city policy forever. How? I will make it a federal crime for a state or local official to defy federal law on immigration. So going forward, if my bill passed, these mayors and these governors who defy federal law that have been on the books for 30 years could go to jail. If you want to change sanctuary city policy, you got to hold those accountable who ignore federal law. That's a big deal. And that brings us over to Tom Holman on his way to Minneapolis. And the whinings, the preenings of Jacob Fry, the updates there. Radio crew. We're going to send you guys to commercial and continue on the live stream because we don't have commercials over there. It's the Tony Kinnid cast here on the Daily Signal. All right, now that I have gotten my cards in a row on the current status of the Senate. Following the Senate is like giving a cat whiskey and chasing it around the yard. It's quite the adventure. Let's talk a little bit about the policies regarding the SAVE Act. So we've. The SAVE act, the Idea of requiring as federal law a certain number of election provisions to require things like voter ID to require things like banning illegal immigrants from any kind of access to voting in local, state or federal elections. The numerous benefits of what a lot of people already thought was federal law regarding voting. There was a little bit of a holdup in the Senate. Thune didn't really want to take it up. There was some different arguments, theories as to why. You also had Senator Chuck Grassley who was really loath to get involved with it. Well now in a complete flip and I'd say also due to the pressure by individuals like Scott Pressler, the SAVE act is now being taken up by Senate Leader Thune and Grassley is now the co sponsor. That's at least for Republican demands. That's a pretty major piece of progress here. In the last week repeatedly urged the passing the SAVE act as well as many ag Republicans. What is the holdup in the Senate? Why hasn't that been so? If you couldn't hear the reporter from 30ft away. Again, I can only do so much and we're going to get to the hat in a minute. But regarding the question, there's been a holdup in the Senate. Why? That's what she asked. Well, I'm for that. I've co sponsored the SAVE act in the past. I think they. My understanding is that they are still modifying the bill. It includes right now a requirement that you be a citizen to register to vote, but it doesn't include a requirement that to vote you be a resident. So in other words, if you're going to have what we call voter ID or photo ID when somebody goes into the ballot box to vote, that's not currently covered in the bill. So. So what he's making the case is that it needs to be done right. That's a good answer. That's a good answer. Now, by the way, I'm of the opinion that if God forbid, anyone ever convinced me to run for office that after I got over whatever loony period convinced me to run, I would appoint someone on my team. Because you got to have a team or whatever people comm staff one person would be. When anyone ever asks me a question, the answer is we're looking at it, we're working on it. Because if it's worth doing, it's worth doing right. It may not be ready now. We're working on it. To do it correctly, that would solve 90% of PR nightmares for any representative or senator on either side of the aisle in Congress. How do I know that because that is what John fetterman and Dave McCormick, Democrat and Republican respectively, say anytime anyone asks them a question in Pennsylvania stuff, they kick the crap out of Josh Shapiro in Pennsylvania politics for that reason alone. Now, when it comes to legislation like this, you're darn right you better get this correct because there are states. And I happen to remember when it was floated in Wisconsin that we were going to start giving driver's licenses to illegal immigrants and Governor Walker said, how about no? Because that could encourage voter fraud. And I remember the protests at the state Capitol in Madison that the Democrats had whipped people up into over the idea that we weren't going to give voter ID to those who could not legally vote. And so if it's going to be done, it should be done correctly. It's very encouraging. It should be seen. I like to see this, I will say this one other thing on top of it, a comment pointed out. I sorry, I can't remember who it was a minute or two ago. Yeah, they probably should include in the legislation that the dead should be excluded from voting. Now that's going to reduce turnout in Chicago by like 80%. So there might be a bit of a hold up there that would give J.B. pritzker another heart attack and in his physical condition, I don't know if he could take it. So that all aside, there is a lot over the Lindsey Graham banning of sanctuary cities and jurisdictions and the SAVE act that is going to be the top of media mind over the next couple of months. That is a good thing and also a bad thing. And I'm not just trying to be a clever broadcaster and like put you on the edge of your seat. It is a good thing because these are two pieces of legislation that are crucial given the amount of gray area that used to be common sense and avoided that now has become a political flashpoint for American society. It is a bad thing though, because right now there are a series of fraudulent behaviors and criminal activities in places not just like in Minnesota, but but in New York City, in California, in Nevada, in Massachusetts, despite Governor Healey of Massachusetts getting up and saying, oh, there's no sanctuary stuff going on. You earlier this week called for ICE to leave Massachusetts. And yesterday there was news coming out that Boston ignored 57, 100% of the ice container requests. Is are these kind of actions turning Massachusetts into a sanctuary? Massachusetts is not a sanctuary state. I've said this time and time again. It's just that Boston and like a bunch of other localities are so incredible. We're going to bring over some other stuff. Don't go anywhere. A lot of news tonight. It's the Tony Kinnid cast here on the Daily Signal, The Tony Kennett cast on 93 WIBC. Welcome back to the Tony Kenned cast here on the Daily Sin Signal, nationally syndicated, first on 93 WIBC. A lot of things moving really quickly right now. And I mean a lot of things. I had the headline of the show, democrats vote no on the budget, therefore causing a government shutdown. There's no time to change stuff. I mean, I had it all queued up in the show, all pretty like to discuss the 45 to 55 no vote. Here was that clip, by the way. Had it all lined up. Yeah. And then right before the show, they reached a deal, so announced the Democrats. So we're keeping an eye on that because I do, in fact, trust Senator Schumer as far as I can grill with him. And given that the man turns out raw hamburgers that look sadder than going to a public school in New York, I'm not really trusting that. So we're going to keep an eye on that. Another piece of breaking news I was supposed to lead the entire show with is that President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that essentially creates a full blockade of Cuba again, and this time through tariffs. Here's the breaking announcement. Bret Baier covering this over on fox. Trump has signed an executive order declaring a national emergency in establishing a process to impose tariffs on goods from countries that sell or otherwise provide oil to Cuba. The White House says the measure will protect U.S. national security and foreign policy from what he calls the Cuban regime's malign actions and policies. Let's read the executive order again. Very nice hat tip. Over to both Bill Mulligan and Brett Baier at Fox. I don't know what has gotten into Bill Mulligan, reporter over at Fox News. That man has been, I don't know if he's slept in months. He's done some really, really excellent work. Here's the presidential executive order on Cuba. Now, I, therefore, Donald John Trump, sorry, ahem, President of the United States of America, find that the situation with respect to Cuba constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat which has its source in whole or substantial part outside the United States to the national security and foreign policy of the United States and hereby declare a national emergency with respect to to that threat. I'm going to summarize the rest of it because it's in very fancy executive order speak. Anyone who tries to trade with Cuba, especially in the Importing or exporting of oil is going to get tariffed hard because the communist threat of Cuba and its regime is considered a threat to the geopolitical purview of the United States and its territories. Number one, this is correct. Number two, as Secretary of State Marco Rubio illustrated yesterday in the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, there is already legislation which establishes quite clearly this should have already been the case, that law has not been overturned. And so, yes, the United States should be tariffing countries that attempt to do oil trading with Cuba, and they're running really low anyway since Maduro got Delta forced. According to the Financial Times, Cuban oil imports have dried up since the US Action in Venezuela. According to the report from kpler, the Trump administration's actions blocking all deliveries from Venezuela and Mexico have left Cuba with only 15 to 20 days of oil left. And with some of the 1955 Cadillac Cadillacs they supposedly have driving around, that gas mileage is going to go real quick. I'm sorry. No, it's really interesting to watch the Trump administration simply say no, like a 90s empowerment book for women. I mean, just, just the art of saying no. That appears to be a strategy that, by the way, this is the constitutionally appropriate way the President can use tariffs. If the Supreme Court of the United States was to rule tomorrow against the Trump tariffs in question, this would not be one of those which is overturned because this is a national security issue. So really interesting times. We're going to keep an eye on that story as well because the United States effectively re blockading Cuba. Yeah, I mean, it really, it's really incredible to watch. I'm looking at some of the updates from some of the producer team. Meanwhile, on the rest of the foreign policy front, because news never stops. Uh, Iran has now threatened war on everyone. So Iranian spokesman. Sorry, my voice is getting a little higher because my throat's dry. There's so much news to break. Iran's Foreign Ministry has announced that if the United States does, and I quote, anything regarding military action in Iran, that it will block the Strait of Hormuz. Now, I don't know if you know this about the Strait of Hormuz. There's a lot of trading that goes on through there. And the Strait of Hormuz is protected, or should I say kept in defense and open by countries ranging from as strong militarily, including Argentina and the United Kingdom, all the way over to countries that fall over at the sign of a stiff breeze, that being France. So Iran effectively trying to suggest they would close the Strait of Hormuz and go to war with more people than you could shake a stick at in the Suez crisis. Shout out to Eisenhower. That's a wild move. They also now have a drone following around the USS Abraham Lincoln. Now, again, I have. I have roughly mentioned drone stuff before. They've also put out, by the way, for those watching on the live stream, AI generated pictures of scimitars slicing through the USS Abraham Lincoln, which, I don't know if you guys know this, but Iran can barely get its aged F14s and 16s off the ground. I'm pretty sure at this point they're reduced to crop duster biplanes. And this is an Independence Day's alternate, alternate scene where the guy yells, I'm back. And flies a crop duster up into the alien mothership. They don't even have that at this point. I'm pretty sure that Mr. Banks from Mary Poppins flying a kite is probably more advanced as an air force than what Iran has at this point. So they're saying they've got hypersonic missiles and they're flying a drone, a singular drone, around the USS Abraham Lincoln. Now, as someone who has had, be careful how I say this on air, a fair bit of experience regarding how military drone flight and operations work. You are asking for it. And any naval group, any naval group has more than enough. I mean, get David out there with five smooth stones and he can knock that out of the sky. So best of luck to Iran. And by that I mean the people of Persia. God be with you. Gonna be interesting over the next couple of days. Meanwhile, in Minnesota, not to be confused with Somalia, Minneapolis is having a wild time. And that is because many different sources told you that Alex Preddy was an ICU nurse, a gift, an angel who was the sweetest, kindest, gentlest creature. I mean, he wasn't pretty enough to put his picture on Ms. Now, msnbc, they had to touch him up with AI because he was looking too pale and skinny and gaunt. So they touched him up. But other than that, he was wonderful. I mean, you had ladies on the View saying things like, he's just the nicest boy that you could ever ask for. In fact, I mean, he. He's just the peach of the pie. What was it? It Was it Sunny Hostin who got out in front of the country and said that he was the ideal person for your daughter to date? Now, footage came, has again has come out to the public showing him, you know, kicking, yelling, committing all these different crimes. We talked about this on the show yesterday and we got a couple of aggravated comments from individuals who promised me, Tony, this was A.I. you've been duped, you've been fooled, you've been bamboozled, smeckeldorfed even. And we're gonna talk about it because maybe, maybe it's time for me to issue the very first major correction we've ever issued on the Tony Kenned cast radio crew. We're gonna send you to commercial. Out of my own shame and FCC regulations, Livestream crew are going to continue. It's the Tony Kinnit cast here on the Daily Signal. The charges levied against me in the comments on X this TMN or TNM video was apparently AI. Here's the video in question. This is a moment the news movement filmed on January 13th in Minneapolis showing a man who appears to be Alex Preddy interacting with Federal immigration agents 11 days before border patrol shot and killed him. So the allegation that was made because this is an individual who's doing a lot of screaming. He's again spitting on people, spitting on other stuff. That's a crime. That would also be assault, violate, you know, breaking, destroying federal property, vandalism, etc. All these other things people said, Tony, that's AI. You got duped and fooled. And I, after the show yesterday, I took a half an hour of my own time and I walked through, why, no, it's not AI we don't have any AI that can produce stuff this good. We don't. If we did, then I would be greatly asking anyone with that ability to remake the Star wars sequel trilogy, like right now, we don't have it. Nope, that's. That's a real video. All the way down to the fact that I looked up 2024 tail light replacement for Ford Expedition videos all over the Internet to prove that it wasn't AI and by the time I finished, I was feeling cocky. I sent it over to Steve Guest, really great guy, and said, hey, I've, I've done my own little analysis here. Not AI and he said, tony, that's great. That's awesome. Alex Preddy's family has already come forward. A spokesperson for the family has already announced, yes, the video is real. And yes, that guy is Alex Pretty. Not only that, but the Minneapolis Star Tribune also released another angle. And it just so happen that he's out there screaming, assault me, hit me, tackle me. He, you know, he did eventually get his wish, you know. And yeah, as last breath Woodworks points out in the comments, there are other angles that are being pointed out as well, so just word of the wise here before you get out there and start going, I saw online somebody asked Grok, someone asked this other AI if this thing was AI. And so I'm telling you it's AI. Nope. Because here's. By the way, whenever you're in a situation like that, there are a couple of tells that you should pay attention to. First of all, if someone is sharing a screenshot of text instead of a link to an article or a post, hold that in high suspicion. Because depending on what you prompt an AI with, it'll give you any answer you want. They are meant to be affirmative whether the data supports it or not. You try to convince AI to tell you that two plus two equals five, it'll do it. Grok, Gemini, whatever open AI is working on right now, whatever version of chat GPT we're on. So, no, it's real footage. Alex Preddy turns out kind of a terrible dude. Now, again, does that mean that he deserved to be shot? No, that's not what I was saying whatsoever. What I am saying is that the narrative that he was a sweet angel and we should assume that he was just standing in the street, hands in his pockets, doing some traffic direction, that you just, Just believe it. That's all was going on there. Yeah, you don't have to believe that. It turns out no likely violating federal law, just like those in the Department of Homeland Security said. That brings us over to two excellent, fantastic things that I'd like to point out. First of all, I see one of the comments pointing out we have yet to see the video from Alex Pretty's phone. I wholeheartedly agree. Now, the Signal chat that Alex Preddy was in was supposed to be deleted and it was not deleted. According to the Oversight Project, they were able to recover that chat before it was deleted. So we don't know whether or not someone tried to, you know, delete that particular video on his phone. Of the incidents, we have no idea yet. But that all brings us to Tom Homan and also the push from Democracy now about banning body cameras forever. It's the Tony Kennett cast. Don't go anywhere. Lots more to cover. This is the Tony Kennett cast on 93 WIBC. Welcome back to the Tony Kennett cast here on the Daily Signal. Hope you're having a very nice evening. After the day is Brooks and done. We're going to get into just a little bit of the current status in Minneapolis. So Kristi Noem, she was shuffled out after she got on TV and said some judge Jury executioner style stuff right after events took place. Again, nothing wrong with having the back of your officers. Uh, I have a ton of respect for any leader that has the back of those on their team. But when you're in law enforcement and intense situations, it's worth it to be a little more careful. And then Trump sent in Tom Homan. Cool, calm, collected, the kind of stereotype that Americans prefer in a leader in law enforcement, that they prefer in airline pilot, for example. And so the Trump administration sent in Tom Homan into Minneapolis and he did something that I loved immediately. He said, press conference tomorrow at 7:30am awesome. Just that alone is because he doesn't have time. He doesn't have time for some goofy press conference in the middle of the day when all of the officers are working. He says, no, I'll give you a few minutes right here, beginning of the day. This is what he said. I begged for the last two months on TV for the rhetoric to stop. I said in March, if the rhetoric didn't stop, there was going to be bloodshed. And there has been. I wish I wasn't right. I don't want to see anybody die coming in saying exactly what needs to be said. And by the way, he has any time he is on tv, he said, the law is the law. If you guys don't stop this, get out there and throw your body between law enforcement and who they are arresting, you're going to get hurt. And when you're in an interaction with a cop, in a very tense moment actually, to be. Actually, I'm going to, I'm going to level this out in real, in reality here, anytime you are in a fight or a physical altercation, anytime you're in a situation where danger can exist. And I'll break this down even to jaywalking. The reason you do not jaywalk is not because, well, you know, the second you step out onto the street, a semi flying down, Smokey and the bandit going at 120 are going to flatline. You cream onto the road. The reason that you don't is because it could possibly happen now. You could step out into the road, cars stop, they yell at you, you know, you, hey, I'm walking here. And then that's all there is to it. But you could be in a situation where someone can't stop, they're going too fast, they don't see you, they're not paying attention, and you die the same. In a situation like this, you get into a big scuffle, a wrestling match, you resist arrest, you you violate the law, you get in the way of law enforcement, something can happen. In the midst of thousands of arrests, it is only a matter of time until something goes wrong. And he did warn everyone out there that this was coming. Not officers, not members of the community, and not the targets of our operations. Where the people out there don't like what I was doing. If you want certain laws reformed, then take it up with Congress. Again, ISIS making this up. They're enforcing laws enacted by Congress and signed by president. The same laws have been on the books for the last six presidents I worked for. That is the real key. This is the real catch. If you as a country want the immigration laws to be different, and I hear this all the time. Again, my normal day job, national correspondent for the Daily Signal, I'm supposed to go on TV and debate those on the other side of the aisle who are trying to give you their view of events. And as long as both of us are very open about our biases, it's usually a pretty good conversation. When they lie about the law, things get a little fraught, a little quickly. If you want Congress to go and change the law, that's fine. But pretending that you can exist in this area where you're just not going to enforce laws in certain places, that's not going to work. Ask any jurisdiction, ask a county sheriff outside of the the county seat of the larger blue cities how they feel about some of the sanctuary or prosecutorial policies. Ask someone in one of the donut counties or the surrounding counties around Indianapolis how they feel about Ryan Mears policies of releasing criminals back out onto the streets who then often leave Indianapolis and go commit violent crimes when they should have been in jail in other counties. It turns out that you ignoring the law has consequences for people other than inside your jurisdiction. Now, swinging over here to some of the stuff going on in Minneapolis in response to this, Tim Walls is now suggesting that the fraud that has half of the government's departments investigating him, his administration, other Minnesota officials, and a ton of businesses, both immigrant and domestic in the state. Tim Wallace says now, hey, it's all imaginary. You mentioned this fraud investigation and the reason that they're here. Is there anything you think when you look back, you could have done differently to prevent them from showing up and doing what they're doing here? No, no, they were coming anyway. We had. This was. It was all make believe that we'd been at it. Every state had. Oh, it's all make believe. Every state has the kind of rampant fraud that we'd every state's got $18 billion of Somali migrant fraud. I mean, I'll tell you, I'll be honest right before I wake up in the morning and, you know, decide, hey, it's time to go grab a spicy chicken biscuit from Hardee's, which is far better than Chick Fil A's breakfast chicken biscuit. For the record. Well, the first thing I do is stop by my local Western Union office and wire $3.8 million to Somalia. I'm sure you all have been in similar situations. Happens everywhere. Every state, according to Tim Walls. This. And look, I. I do think there. There has to be accountability in this. No one, just not for me, in state government was implicated. This happens. All. Dozens of people in state government were implicated. And prosecutors and state officials from Minnesota to D.C. have made it clear you're a liar. Over people did this. We fight, you know, we got it caught. We put him in jail or whatever. Hmm. Yeah, we got. Oh, we. We put him in jail. I stopped it. I mean, also, I. I went after the legislative auditor who called this out eight to 10 years ago. You know, now I'm running for a third term, or was running for a third term. Now, Amy Klobuchar has announced her candidacy for governor of Minnesota. So that's great. She's going to go from beating her congressional staff to beating her gubernatorial staff. Excellent stuff there. Best of. Best of luck in all of the tax to step on. Meanwhile, Ilhan Omar is now describing her faith as what sets her apart from Donald Trump. Well, the difference between the president and I is that I was raised to be a decent human being, and my faith teaches me to have compassion. Mmm. Yes. So, first of all, LOL at the idea of Islam being known as the religion of compassion. Yeah. Okay, Jan, Sure. Number two, don't you and your husband supposedly own a fully operational winery? Alcohol is haram. That's not allowed. You're not supposed to have alcohol establishments. And I don't know if you guys know this about wine, but there's a little fermentation process that takes place. Believe me, it's rather contentious in the Baptist community with our welches that we pass out of communion. Don't get. Don't get me wrong. I hear you, but no, no, I'm afraid that either you are just wearing the turban for kicks and giggles, or you do. Actually, you can't have it both ways here. I just find that rather curious. But anyway, let her talk about her valiant character. And he lacks both of those things. That's True. He doesn't drink. Give him that. This is a president who presides over an administration that when they assassinated Renee Goode told us that she was a domestic terrorist. That was. Okay, guys, let's talk about assassination real quick here in a hustle. Hurry. Assassination is a predestined planned event. That is. That is not there. There are no, like, cold blooded, spur of the moment assassinations. That's not what that's for. If you're going to use words, use them correctly. Trying to kill the federal agents when they assassinated Alex Pred, they told us that he was a domestic terrorist who burnished a weapon. Brandished, not burnished. None of those things are true. They are known to be liars. They have constantly told us not to believe in our eyes. You'll notice that she's been remarkably quiet about the videos that have come out since then showing that no, Alex pretty consistently attempted to get in fights with federal law enforcement, including screaming, assault me, attack me, punch me. While he was spitting and breaking things, vandalizing, kicking, assaulting, battery, et cetera. No, again, when. When Renee Good's lady says, drive, baby, drive, and she floors it so fat her tires spin out in the eyes trying to go. Trying to resist and flee from a. No, you don't get to play this game. Best of luck to you, I suppose that brings us over to, again, some of the arrests, like Nicole Lee Armstrong, one of the ladies that stormed city's church in Minneapolis. Now she's very, very mad that she was arrested, so she's going to make some slavery comparisons because God forbid we not hear this nonsense every time we had belly chains around our waist and we had handcuffs with bars in the middle. As someone who majored in African American studies, I can tell you that that is the closest I ever felt to slavery in my life. Being shackled as if I was a slave. It is unacceptable and unconscionable. But it's on brand, huh? That's real special. Also, no radio crew. We're going to let you guys go to commercial on the live stream. We're going to talk about the difference between Hollywood and real life. It's the Tony Kinnit cast. So I'm just going to let you in on a little bit of a secret here. Just because you watched Roots doesn't mean that you can now, like, draw all of these incredible fantastical parallels. A little, little of a hot. This is the same kind of people that tell you that you shouldn't use the term master bedroom because after all, that means like massa, like a slave master. Stupid, stupid. Thank you very much for showing up. Please stop. So just excellent. Bring it. Bringing out their best. They're. They're true, true best. Also just kind of on that entire strain. Maybe, you know, maybe what you don't do is roll out after you say something like that and then suggest that anyone out there who doesn't agree with you is complicit in the Nazi slave Rama or whatever the view is making this point today. Popular opinion, but I think that if you do not speak out when something so these atrocities are happening, you are almost complicit. I think you have a requirement. Then you have the flabby armed ladies in the audience. Oh, yes, you are brave Ro Khanna out there saying, come, protest. I'm again representative in California, but here come to Minneapolis. Yell, scream, get in the same situations as a human being, as a human being, as an American to speak out. And especially if you have millions and millions of followers, a huge, huge platform. I think it is a privilege to have that kind of platform, but it is a responsibility to speak out. Oh, we're going to talk about that because it's time for the influencers. Now. We already talked about the first wave. These would be the angry liberal women over on Instagram and TikTok who all made their little videos and patted each other on the back and know nothing about civics or the constitution or forensics or anything like that. But the second wave is here. The actors and the actresses. Now, some of them are just going full hog. All in. Everyone, all hands on deck, like Giancarlo Esposito, known for his incredible roles in Breaking Bad and the worst Far Cry Game ever produced. And here he is calling for a violent uprising and insurrection that he, you know, from his. His gay scarf and I mean, I guess, as Ben Shapiro put it, the Edna Mode glasses. I'm upset that he stole that one from me a little earlier. But anyway, here's the revolutionary leader. This is time for a revolution. It's time for it. And they don't even know that's what they're starting. You listen to old wrinkly Bruno Mars. You listen. He says they don't even know it's time for revolution. He said to Variety magazine in a scarf that looks as though Maria von Trapp pulled it from the drapes. You know, some very rich old white men are exerting their power to suppress our own people, thus creating a feeling of civil war in the streets. Again, we've talked about this before. Democrats Only have about three things they can keep in their head at the same time. So they all say Nazi, they all say slavery, and then they all say civil war. That's. That's really what they got. Those are like the. The. The palette from which to paint. And as a quick reminder yet again, if you are in a civil war, if you are in a situation like this where you believe there is this, oh, super duper ultra fascism, you're not legally allowed to get out there and criticize it. Boys, girls and squirrels. Now we're going to bring the radio crew back from commercial one more time. We're not done yet because we haven't even got to the music. It's the Tony Kennett cast here on the Daily Signal. Don't go anywhere. This is the Tony Kennett cast on 93 WYBC. Now, let's be real. You thought. You thought that it was insufferable to have guys like Giancarlo Esposito get out there in his rich French smoker Bond villain outfit and tell everyone that the violent revolution is coming. So, hey, you should run out there and get in situations where you're gonna get hurt. We all understand that. Good times, great fun. But you weren't prepared for the singers because you had, like, Lady Gaga stopping a concert, you know, while. While, you know, dressed in her usual finery and crying out to the ground, you have to stop ice. It's so bad. It's terrible. Now we're getting into the custom songs, and the custom songs are atrocious, and not just because I don't agree with them politically. Bruce Springsteen, he has stepped out and released some of the worst lyrics that I have seen displayed ever. Ever. It's that bad. But it was enough to really impress on CBS Morning show. Do people even, like, watch network TV morning shows anymore? I didn't realize that anyone had, like, done. I thought after, like, 2006, when, like, Regis Kelly. Regis and Kelly were like, yeah, I'm done with this. I thought we. I didn't want to know where people were still going on this. But anywho, this was enough to impress Gayle King. Like, just going total groupie over Bruce Springsteen's new song. Let's talk about Bruce Springsteen. He's just released a powerful new song called Streets of Minneapolis. Powerful. Look at him. He's just so excited. He's, like, powerful. Just shivered my timbers. Condemning the federal immigration crackdown and the killings of Alex Preddy and Renee. Good. Listen to a little bit of it here. Now we are going to listen to a little bit of it here, but I'm not going to listen to it. And watching him make awkward faces on television while you're forced to watch it. Absolutely not. Here's a taste, though, from his music video. Through the winter ice and cold down Nicolette Avenue A city of flame fought fire and ice Neath an occupier's boots. Okay, right off the top of the bat. As someone who, as you can see by the keyboard behind my nose, who does play and has done a fair bit of singing and songwriting, used to be in a jazz orchestra. Another. Another topic for another time. The meter is all rough. It's just all off. The pacing is very, very, very rough. It is as though someone is trying to fit four words into a a verse that really could accommodate at least two or three times as many in the lyrics. He's just writing words down and then going for the simplest Dr. Seuss style rhyme. It hurts me also. That's not how you see. He's like singing through his nose and his lips. It's just awful. King Trump's private army from the dhs, Guns belted to their coats Came to Minneapolis to enforce the law or so their story goes. Okay, here's why it's bad. Instrumentally, he basically goes back and forth between the one chord. The songs in D. He goes back and forth between the D chord, the home chord, and then up to G and then back down to D There. There's a very small, like, half measure at the end of the verse where he goes into A. The fifth. There's no minors. There's no second minor. There's no sixth minor, no second minor. He doesn't even throw in a pretty cool seventh. There's nothing to. Is just as though someone is strumming the guitar in D over and over and over again and then doing really horrible beat poetry from that girl who told you she was gonna go major in English. Back to the one chord, back up to the four chord, back to the first is ringing through the night. And the bass doesn't even go down to the fifth. It literally is just those two chords over. It's awful. It's atrocious, embarrassing. You're supposed to be good. You're supposed to be good at this. The lyrics are bad. The music is bad. The instrumentation is awful. The drummer sounds like he's stoned. It is though. Someone went and sliced off both feet from whatever drummer they. They get it outside the subway in New York City and then asked him to play a simple 4 4B. It's awful. That's going to be their, like, rallying song. That's not going to make it to the dnc. That's going to rocket straight to the bottom of the charts. And they're going to be people that tell you you don't understand. Actually, the mediocrity is symbolic of how like the vibes is very emotional. Do you feel inspired? Do you? I'm impressed for sure. I mean, it beats which side are you on? But only, only a little. All right, onto body cameras. Be gone. So the Democrats, in their response to all of this, they're suggesting that ICE needs to wear body cameras at every engagement. And I'm not against that at all. I think, again, there's a question as to who owns the footage, how that's going to be kept and stored, but that's a procedural thing. That's something to work out. It's not necessarily something that determines the ethicality of body cameras. The reason that so many in the country are a fan of this, though, is that after the left proclaimed body cameras were needed in the George Floyd situation, what did the body cameras end up showing over the next couple of years? Yeah, that whole innocent people getting brutalized by police thing. Yeah, that really didn't happen. Well, now the fine people over at Democracy now have come forward to announce that body cameras are actually really bad and racist. He said in the wake of Michael Brown. We'll market it to low information people in the public, to well meaning liberal people. We'll market it as accountability and transparency. Oh, yeah, we're gonna market. Although the dumb people that are just well meaning. Boy, that's a statement that you said. Boy, we really fooled people to believe that this, that recordings of what took place would show you recordings of what took place. So they totally shifted. And then they were able to get hundreds of millions of dollars toward their goal of outfitting every single cop in the United States with a mobile surveillance camera that the police control. They control when it's on, when it's off, when it's. Yeah, usually the buttons on the camera do in fact turn things on and off. That's true. What it captures. When true, what you point the camera at is what it captures. I know. Because it just so happens that when people record videos and send them to us, occasionally I'll get their face the entire time because they didn't flip the camera around the right way. It happens that that's a feature we've known about for a while. My dude thing is captured is released to the public. So if the police capture, let's say, an undocumented immigrant committing some crime, that's out on Fox News in the New York Post within hours. But what an interesting thing to say. Hmm. I mean, what they're gonna show is if there's somebody that's committing crimes and there's this politician that says that there's this disproportionate committing of these kinds of crimes, then they have proof for it. And we can't just tell them that it doesn't happen anymore because we advocated for video evidence of all of it. Radio crew, we got to send you off to the end of our broadcast coverage on the radio side tonight. We're gonna continue on the live stream, though, so you all take care. It's the Tony Kinnit cast here on the Daily Signal. All right. You do have to hear the rest of this man's body camera argument, because he is. He is just stressed that the people that often show up in these body camera videos make the cops look a whole lot better. But if they capture the police doing something horrific, the public may never see that video. So body cameras are a mirage. Source, dude, trust me, I do not know yet of more than one. I know there was one case in which I believe a Baltimore police officer attempted to delete body camera footage, but it was then caught and recovered. There's not a single other allegation that has proven that body camera footage from police departments was deleted or removed. And as I write in the propaganda book, and this is. It's really critical, understand exactly how it happens. Not only do they not reduce police violence, but they have been an essential propaganda tool in convincing so many well meaning people across our society that the authorities care about police violence, that they want accountability, that they're doing something right, and it distracts people from the core, important kinds of changes that we need, which is to reduce the size and power of these bureaucracies. There you go. By the way, throwing the word bureaucracies at the end is really hilarious. Again, that's Democracy now. Who. You know, one of these. These Democrat advocacy groups that throws a ton of money into all kinds of things. And I would. I would like to point out just a couple of things there. First of all, if you advocate for something because you're like, we know. We know police are brutalizing people. We know it. It's a fact. Because white people are on the police force and systems are very oppressive. Because Marxists believe that a republic is. Is staffed and ran by the oppressors. The Haves versus the have nots is the idea. And therefore, that means they are innately corrupt and automatically they are bad always. And so they said, we need cameras to prove it. And so we said, okay. And we put cameras on all of the cops. And what did we find out? It turns out that a lot of people are awful human beings who act in manners that justify the force used on them by police. You know, like, oh, man, cop shot wonderful, sweet, kind lady in her apartment hallway because she's black. And that's so terrible and racist. The body camera footage is released and it shows her teeth bared, running at him with a knife. It's like, oh, well, okay, quick, switch to something else. Additionally, he said the reason that we don't want body cameras now is because it's convincing people that cops are humans and that, yeah, a lot of government leaders do in fact, want accountability because it's something to deliver on for their constituents. It's an easy win. It's a very easy win. And people don't want to burn things down anymore. They don't want to overthrow the country and institute the Stalinist BS that we're trying to throw in here. Well, shucks, dude. And this is again, this is why I'm absolutely. For body cameras on ice. Oh, yeah, for sure, 100%. So that brings us over to some of the. The best and more uncensored news that I have for you today. So I've realized that I have a beautiful power within me for the bonus tone a section of the show. Normally I save for the bonus tonus, the stuff outside of the broadcast hour of radio or TV air. I normally save or had saved things that we didn't quite get to, things that we were on the way for didn't quite make it. I have started instead saving things that we're not able to censor, or there's just too many naughty, extra bad words. And so we end up playing these things now because I'm not on FCC air anymore and I don't have to pay a fine if there's a naughty word. So viewer and listener discretion is advised. There's about to be some salty language. So first, just to set the stage here, this is just a story that's funny there's any bad language or anything in this. A Minnesota man, Mark Anderson, attempted to break Luigi Mangioni out of prison. How he impersonated, or at least he believed he impersonated an FBI agent. She showed up to the facility and said, I'm with the FBI. You need to let Luigi Mangione. Go with me. And thought that was gonna work. Now it didn't. Didn't work. Real shame. I was honestly kind of hoping that maybe it would be one of these situations where they let him in to see Luigi Mangione and then they just locked him up with him. It'd be kind of funny. It'd be kind of funny. Apparently, what he showed up with. I want to see if we can get this up. Yeah, here you go. His driver's license. A barbecue fork, like a turning fork for a grill, and then a handheld circular pizza cutter. Now, I don't know if you've ever seen Catch Me if youf can, the brief moment when Leonardo DiCaprio impersonates a secret Service agent to Kyle Hanratty. Um, but he. He doesn't say, hey, you could probably tell I was an agent by the barbecue poker and the pizza pie cutter. Um, so they're sending their best, ladies and gentlemen, incredible, incredible stuff. So that I just wanted to get that out of the way. There are more individuals who are responding very healthily in the most healthy, not mentally insane ways now that people like Ro Khanna and Jacob Fry and the Senate Democrats like Senator Jose Tortilla have gotten in front of the country and said, you need to go, you know, violate federal law and obstruct federal law enforcement. So, you know, really good to see people recording these particular mental moments, let's call them. I honestly un believable that this is where our fucking country is. This is our fucking country, the land of the free, not land of the white people. Couple of things. First of all, I find any leopard print and cheetah print ugly. I've always hated it. I don't care where it's from. I don't care whether it's Al's wife in one of the greater sitcoms of the world, Married with Children. I don't care. And by the way, I know a lot of people out there. Like, I think it is just the ugliest thing. It looks trashy. That has nothing to do with the video at all. I just wanted to make that perfectly clear. Now, for those on the audio who think that I've well and truly lost it, she's wearing like a cheetah print hat kind of a thing. She is holding her phone in her hand while she's driving. Now, I, in my little Toyota Corolla, I have a little phone mount that, you know, sits right on the dash next to me, you know, for GPS ability or for dash cam if I need. Can Record my face right there, God forbid, while I'm driving. We're taking a meeting on the road and you're really not supposed to do that, but she's holding her phone here, driving and like, I, I, I'm, I don't know why we are where we are. Maybe if you'd put your phone down, you'd know where you were now. Also, you're white, so complaining about the land of the white people is a little weird in your double layer Patagonia vest. Um, and, and anyway, I just. The land of the white people just. And also the music ending. So she's just had like an inspiring moment, listening to whatever, and then just mentally collapses. While she's also trying to avoid hitting other people on the road. This woman is looking around in fear as though Tom Holman is riding the broom outside her car, saying, I'll get your little dog and your little immigrant too. Country is. This is our fucking country. The land of the free. Free, not land of the white people. What the fuck is wrong with people? You know? You know what, Kyle? You know what this reminds me of? That Ruth Bader Ginsburg video where like the blonde lady is like, holy effing ass. And she's like losing it and like head bobbing. It's like an advertisement for untreated Tourette's. What is wrong? This is America. America. Are we great yet? Make America great. Is this what you fucking want? So you don't want my brown baby's here either, do you, you dumb fucks? When I fucking cried ten fucking years ago. All right, There is no reason to bring the phone that close to your face again. She's driving on what appears to be an interstate or a freeway, all right? At least a four lane separated lane separated state road. Going fair, you know, fair enough to say here, judging by the way the signs are, and I'm sorry, a little analytical, former science teacher. Mine here looks like she's in the left lane based on her glasses and like where the road signs are overhead. Like when she goes under overpasses and things. She is theoretically going between 55 and 75 miles an hour. And she's like, bring the phone closer, Jim. Bring it closer so you can see the depression oozing out of my pores. This is why I cried. This is why I cry. I just want to let you all know, those of you that are in abusive relationships with people like this, there is hope. There are people that you can talk to. And if you do put up with something like this every single day, where they turn and they shake their jowls at you and they just go ballistic. We're praying for you here at the Tony Kenneth cast. Consider I'm a Baptist and I would consider carrying holy water if I knew this woman. This is why we're all hot mess, because we saw this coming and now you are sitting silent. A okay, but now they just shot a white man. A 37 year old white man. Yep. Oh, but you know what? He was probably a liberal terrorist, right? Some mega make. All you motherfuckers are okay with that, right? Well, the shorter answer here would be that those who do in fact get in situations where they find themselves on the wrong end of law enforcement and then they receive either. We're going to show this a video here in a second. Somebody gets their phone smacked out of their hand, you know, some kind of a, you know, phone smacked out of the hand, whatever. And you know, they go ballistic whether or not they are red, yellow, black and white precious in his sight. The idea is that those who are violating the law find justice at the hand of the law. Like the color of the guy. There's this idea that liberals have propped up on social media repeatedly, endlessly, ad nauseam for the last couple of years since we've started seeing this footage. And they said, oh man, I bet if it was a white man in there that it would have gone differently. They would have just arrested him instead of killing him. And now we have situations in which there was a white lesbian lady who was shot and then a white dude who was shot. And people don't understand why all of a sudden the conservatives aren't like outraged. Oh, wiper. Because it's not about the color of the person, my dude. You okay with that? I've cut most of you motherfucking mega ass twats out of my life a long fucking time ago. But I'm here to tell you, You want to with ICE people, you want to vote for people that think that this is okay attacking our state. Our government is under attack against our neighbors. Our government is under attack against our neighbors. That's exciting stuff. This, this person votes now we're gonna move on. Sorry, I know we, I enjoy that as much as everyone else. Again, viewer and audio listener discretion. It's. It's advice right now. You know, just, just kind of keep that, keep, you know, keep that in mind here when these individuals are getting up in front of ice. Now this is from, I believe from Minneapolis right now. There's a lot of people on social media. They're very angry that one of these people, one of these very delightful people who had her phone up in the face of ice and you're going to see it. He just smacks the phone out of his face. People are currently losing it because this lady also looks, I don't know, over the age of. They call her elderly, which is. I always think it's mean to call, you know, a lady elderly, but that's how they're describing her. Here's that clip. Hold on. Let's. Let's zoom. Let's zoom in here so people can see it. ICE agent steals phone, then throws elderly woman to the ground. All right, that looks good. We'll watch it. You can't take my phone. You cannot. Oh, so she's got her phone in his face, really up in his face, in his personal space. And finally he just grabs it. Can't take my phone. You cannot. That's illegal, sir. That's. So she says, you cannot take my phone. That's illegal, sir. And then she goes up behind the guy and puts her hands on his neck. That's a dumb thing to do. That's an FA kind of situation. And here is, of course, the requisite fo. Hey, hey, hey. Hey. Stop that shit. Hey, Get the officer. So now you have people that are trying to rush up forward, you know, and get in again between ICE and the individual who has violated the law. You cannot put your hands on a federal officer. By the way, the idea of legal observing mean, yes, you can record things. You can't get up and count the pores of the agent with your phone. That's not something you can do. You stole her phone. Hey, call 911. Someone call 911. Call 911. Someone call the police. What's your name? That is assault. That is kidnapping of her phone. What's your name? That was legal. What's your name? What's your name? Someone call 911. You legally have to identify yourself. This is the person. All right, so first of all, you have to legally identify yourself. Give me the badge number. That is part of the Constitution. No. Son of. That works. That's not. I'm. I'm. I'm going to level with you a little more on the constitutional education side. Needs to come from reading books and not TikTok. Okay, just smidgen. Just a little bit. You will know more about US History, actually sitting down and studying it than watching some rant from Bruce Springsteen or Natalie Portman or the weird scarf dude who was in Breaking Bad. Now there are some other excellent things that are also getting recorded right now that again, we have warned about, and I'm saying excellent in deep sarcasm here, because they have been encouraged to. Now you are seeing active vigilantism in which people are going around from Florida to Minneapolis following down, or, excuse me, following individuals all over everywhere and harassing people because they think that they're ice. Now, we've played one clip of this before. Here's. Here's another clip of people again getting in people's faces, making threats. Why? Well, because he's a clean cut dude. So therefore he must be ice. Let me show you. But you want to harass people, huh? How does it feel to be fucking harassed? So he did not deny he does work for. He does. He did not deny it. So they're screaming at him and, and yelling about. So first of all, she says, well, how do you like being harassed? Admitting to harassment on camera. Smart intelligence 9000 excellent stuff. Then she then starts screaming. Another lady starts screaming, oh, well, you didn't admit that. Your eyes. Guys, I'm going to level with you. Just because someone comes up into your face and shoves a phone in your face and demands that you answer all the questions, you're not obligated to talk to them or say a word. They're not allowed to impede your travel. They're not allowed to block you from entering places. That is not a constitutional right that they have. Just because an angry lesbian told them this on social media doesn't make it true. They have alternate sex lifestyles. They're not genies. That's. That's not how that works. But alas, he says he's from tsa. TSA and ICE are two different organizations. He did not deny it. He did not deny it. How does it feel to be. Look, how does it feel? He said it. So they show a picture of him to himself, but it's not him. The. The photo that was uploaded later, it's a totally different dude. But because again, he looks sort of white and he's clean cut, like his hair is combed, may have a little bit of gel in it. They have found the ICE guy. He said it was him. He said it was him. He said it. He confirmed it is you. He confirmed. He confirmed. Again, he did not confirm. He said, I work for the tsa. He didn't say ice. He didn't say none of that. But there, this is going to continue until you have acts of vigilantism that result in violence. People will get seriously hurt. That is not something that anyone should look forward to right now. There are people who have been encouraged that if you go harass people or Tim Wallace says make good trouble, then you are doing something wonderful. You, they, they manipulate the idea of what your First Amendment right is to include harassment and obstruction all the way to, to kidnapping. It's really, really a bad idea. Not something I'd recommend. And the rape whistles. There it is. He confirmed. He did confirm. He works for Homeland Security. All right. He con again. No, he didn't. They're screaming, the yelling, all of this nonsense, it's, it's not going to end well. Also, we now have the, the anti ice gay patrol now wandering around the neighborhoods to make sure that no one in the neighborhood is voting for a Republican. By the way, that's an actual Nazi thing. That's pretty freaking wild. Seriously. Don't take my word for it. Here you go. Can I help you? Hi, I actually. Do you live here? Yeah. So you have a dude with a lot of metal in his face, a little pink tuft of hair on the forehead, a half Windsor knot. Oh, man, you could learn to tie a better tie knot than that. Slung down low around his neck. And then he's got a no Trump sign and he's walking around doing patrols and she's like, hey, can I help you? And he's like, again, he's, he's pointing a flag at her house. And again, seeing, on, on the house, just like we, you know, human rights. No humans, illegal. The rainbow flag kind of a thing. Can I help you? Hi, I actually. Do you live here? Yeah, I do. And why are you recording? So I saw your flag and I really appreciate it because I'm actually with the Fighting Fascism and Right Wing Tyranny symposium or the Farts. And we're under a lot of pressure right now because we're trying to defend against mega. So we're circulating a short questionnaire. I was wondering if you'd be willing to answer a couple questions. Yeah, I can do that for you. Okay, great. I'm Finn, by the way. If you haven't figured this out yet by now, this is, this is John Cider and he is, he is pretending. He's, he's doing a, he's, he's doing a very fun bit. I, I, I, I couldn't, I'm sorry, I couldn't wait till the end of the video just to kind of, to kind of break the, you know, kind of, kind of break the glass here, but enjoy. Nice to meet you. I saw your Flag. So I figured you'd be a good person to ask. Would you support labeling conservatives domestic terrorists? Yeah. So again, you would think that as soon as he said I'm with the farts, that she would have got it. And he's like, you know, you support labeling conservatives domestic terrorists. She's like, yeah, no clue that this guy is doing the bit. Okay, great. And I mean, we might as well call them maggots, right? Oh, absolutely. Do you do that? Sometimes I do. Okay. Wow. And do you let your kids interact with maggots at school or anywhere? No, absolutely not. Okay. And would you support kind of just rounding up these maggots and putting them in jail or re education camps so they can understand why their beliefs are harmful? Yeah, I would. Okay, great. And the last question. Do you understand that you sound just like a Nazi? No, I don't. Yeah, you literally sound exactly like a Nazi. You want to round up the maggots and put them in jail and re education camps and you won't let your kids interact with them. Okay. And so what's the point? So, okay, you think you're against fascism, but you're actually endorsing fascist policies. No, I'm not. Just get off my property. So, okay, now you really sound like a fascist because you're off of my. I thought no human is illegal. I thought no human was illegal. Get off of my property now. Take care. I'll put you. The farts are going to put. The farts are going to put you on a fart watch list. I love it. It is funny. Now, now, by the way, when I did say that there are individuals who are actually going around and doing like patrols in order to try to find people, make sure nobody's actually doing any. Any of that right wing stuff, I really wasn't joking. Here's an actual clip from Minneapolis. People being followed around. Doesn't matter. Harassing them. Again, private life not at all affiliated with ice, the federal government going around harassing them, trying to run them out of their own neighborhoods where they live and work. So yes, absolutely is happening. I mean, again, good, good, good. I always enjoy sharing a little bit of satire. It's hard to keep a straight face as long as possible. But one of the things, one of the things that is deeply important to understand is that when you encourage people to do very stupid and awful things, it just so happens and turns out that they will go and do those things. And when the satire, when the satire becomes a little more close to reality than is comfortable. Again, coming as a guy that runs a satire account on social media. Yeah, that should be a moment where everyone calms down, takes a deep breath and goes and tries to touch a little bit of grass. So those things all set in aside, we will be back tomorrow on the good old Tony Kennett cast here on the Daily Signal, nationally syndicated and first on 93 WIBC. Y' all take care. Since the founding of America 250 years ago, many things have changed. The homes in which we live, the clothes we wear, the jobs we hold, the conveniences we enjoy. But some things never change. The commitment of husband and wife, the importance of passing along our values to our children. The rewards of service to community and country. The faithfulness of God. Some wonder how America has thrived for so long and how we can ensure she continues to as long as we keep first things first. We've only just begun. America the beautiful.