Ep. 753 Trump Calls for National Guard to Take Over Crime-Ridden Cities!!!

Published: Nov. 30, 2021, 10:18 p.m.

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  • \u201cBrian Kilmeade of Fox recently referenced a Hoover Institute study that found that San Francisco, right now as we speak, is more dangerous than 98 percent of other US cities. 98 percent! Get this, those living in San\xa0 Francisco face about a 1-in-16 chance of being a victim of property or violent crime.\u201d\xa0
  • \u201cOur cities, particularly the cosmopolitan urban areas in the northeast and pacific northwest and Chicago, these are the seats of Democratic power. Without these cities, Democrats wouldn\u2019t exist, at least in terms of any major political power on the national stage.\u201d
  • \u201cIf we don\u2019t restore law and order via the national guard, then inevitably the societal deterioration we\u2019re seeing in our cities can\xa0 spill over into the suburbs, which is precisely what happened in the massacre in Waukesha,\xa0 Wisconsin.\u201d
  • \u201cThe whole smash and grab theft epidemic is the direct result of the willful abdication of city prosecutors of their law-enforcement responsibilities. And that collective incompetence is precisely what President Trump wants to solve with the National Guard.\u201d

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  • [02:30] President Trump\u2019s call for the national guard to take over crime-ridden cities
  • [03:10] How San Francisco and New York are imploding
  • [06:02] The political consequences as the urban center of Democrat power implodes
  • [09:05] How the suicidal deterioration in our cities could spill over into our suburbs

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