Ep. 1843 - SHOCKING: This Is The Worst Example Of Covid Fraud And It's Not Even Close

If you happen to live through the disgraceful Paycheck Protection Program, as I think all of us did, the fraud of the COVID era, where criminals collectively received hundreds of billions of dollars to fund fake companies with really believable names like Dodge, Hellcat, LLC, and pay my parking tickets, LLP, and Wakanda Forever, PC, my personal favorite, then you might be wondering how things could get any worse, when it comes to the rampant theft of your tax sellers. I mean expectations are at the rock bottom right now, every time you get your paycheck and you see how much has been taken out, you immediately and correctly assume that your money has simply been stolen to pay for some Somali daycare or a leering center or maybe a home healthcare business that shares an office space with 500 other home healthcare businesses, all of them empty. This is the default assumption right now, so it really doesn't seem particularly conceivable that we don't cover even more egregious fraud that somehow makes us stand up and take note. We're also jaded that it's pretty hard to imagine any kind of fraud that generates a real reaction from anybody at this point. And then this story comes out, which somehow manages to defy all of our expectations, proving once again that as bad as things are, they can always get worse. So that's the good news. This week, courtesy of an indictment from the DOJ, we've learned many more details about how your tax dollars laundered through COVID payments directly financed an international political assassination with the help of dozens of defendants. Yes, you heard that correctly. The paycheck protection program was so poorly monitored and so flagrantly easy to defraud, that it somehow led to at least one documented political assassination overseas. And not just any political assassination. I'm talking about the very dramatic assassination of the president of Haiti back in the summer of 2021. Now we'll start with news coverage of the assassination at the time when it happened. This is one of the most bizarre and also fascinating stories that no one ever really talks about. It's like one of those Harrison Ford, Tom Clancy movies from the 90s in real life. And here's what we were told about this event shortly after it occurred. Watch. Gunfire echoing through Port of Prince after the president was assassinated. Then just 36 hours after a group of more than two dozen Colombians and two Haitian Americans allegedly killed the president, most would either be detained or declared dead. This is how that happened, according to a source with knowledge of the operation to track them down. Nighttime video from around the time of the president's death quickly went viral, where you can hear a suspect claiming there was a DEA operation ongoing. Later, a convoy of five cars can be seen leaving the area with ease. But down the road, a trap was being set. As the convoy traveled down Ken's cough road, a roadblock was ready. Heavenly armed security forces would not let them pass without a fight, arriving and seeing they couldn't go any further, the convoy stops, part of which you can see here. Our source says the suspects jumped out and saw this building across the road. They race toward it, immediately taking the stairs to the second floor. So to be very clear about this, the hit squad consisting of Colombian mercenaries and some Haitians drove up in a convoy, two vans and three pickup trucks, to the president's heavily fortified private residence around one o'clock in the morning on Wednesday. They got on a megaphone and announced that this is a DEA operation. Do not leave the house. I repeat, we are DEA agents. And if you leave the house, you'll be shot. And they're wearing fake DEA tactical vests, you know, to really sell the ruse. And in response to the situation, the president's security detail, consisting of around 10 people, simply decide to let the fake DEA agents into the president's home. They were fooled, I guess, by the party city costumes. And they don't ask any questions. They don't verify anyone's identity. Reportedly, at this time of night, the guards were typically a sleep or, you know, playing with their phones. So they were never going to offer much resistance. They really make the secret service agents and Butler look highly competent, look like a dedicated bodyguards by comparison. And then after the mercenaries shoot the president to death and nearly kill his wife, they take a couple of these guards hostage and attempt to escape. But they didn't get very far. As you heard, they hold up and building. They began frantically texting their handlers overseas, looking for an escape route. You know, some backup. Then there was a shootout after the police fired tear gas into the building. Some of the assassins escaped to the nearby Taiwanese embassy while others went to a different building. All of them were eventually arrested or killed by Haiti's police force. And that was the story that we were told at the time. Now what we didn't know until this week is the specific detail about the, about who exactly financed these mercenaries and who organized their mission and for what purpose. To this point, many details have been released primarily through various criminal trials and investigations. But now we have much more information about the full list of co-conspirators and more detail about the financing for the operation in particular. A lot of this information comes from WhatsApp messages that were uncovered by the feds. Yet another reminder that if you think any encrypted messaging app is secure, then you're wrong. It's definitely not. But anyway, watch. Now to a major development in the assassination of Haiti's president. Five years after President Jove Noemoy's was gunned down at his home, federal prosecutors in Florida have now indicted 30 people accused of helping plan, finance, and carry out the plot. Investigators say Colombian mercenaries posing as DEA agents storm the president's residency and prosecutors now allege US-based companies help fund and support the operation. And then there's that indictment that alleges that there was a substantial US connection with US companies and how the operation was financed. Can you tell us a little bit about that? Yeah, and so one big thing that we've learned again, not totally new but more highlighted by the government here is some of the way that they actually financed this operation by hiring some of these people was using what they would call fraudulent COVID money. So you remember after COVID started, a small businesses could apply for those loans, get money from the government. Well, what is alleged in this indictment? Again, that we've heard before but is now highlighted further in this indictment is that those loans were being used to fund this operation. So pretty interesting stuff there laid out by the government and it will be interestingly here from these Colombians themselves. So he delivers this news in a very matter-of-fact tone as if we shouldn't be surprised by this, but this is truly unbelievable stuff. Let's pull up the indictment that was just unsealed. Quote, "CTO Security LLC was a company in the state of Florida with listed addresses located in Doral, Florida and Miami, Florida. They purported to operate as a personal protection and security company in exchange for future infrastructure and security contracts. The CTO company is utilizing PPP and COVID disaster loan proceeds, recruited, hired and otherwise materially provided for Colombian mercenaries and others participated in a planned coup in Haiti, including the planned killing or kidnapping of the president." So the motive is supposedly that the people running these businesses were hoping to get future infrastructure and security contracts in Haiti and they were going to do that by removing Haiti's president and installing someone who would funnel them a lot of government contracts. Initially, the plan was apparently to kidnap the president and fly him out of the country, but they gave up a night idea when they realized that they had nowhere to put him. So they just killed him instead. A lot easier, I guess. In other words, the plan here was to defraud the US government in order to fund an operation to kill Haiti's president so that they could then defraud Haiti's government for even more money. So really, next level, this is like fraud inception going on here. Most COVID fraudsters were content to just steal hundreds of thousands of dollars, but these COVID fraudsters, they drain much bigger. I mean, they had ambition. You got to give them that at least. They saw, you know, the initial fraud as a down payment on the bigger fraud. Now, the indictment mentions another Florida company, Worldwide Investment Development Group, LLC, which is the company that allegedly got the fraud started. And here's how the scheme worked according to the DOJ. The conspirators used shell companies with names like Dragons Play and Agatha Construction to get hundreds of thousands of dollars from the federal government under the COVID programs. No questions asked. They fabricated payrolls and employees. And no one in the federal government noticed or cared, of course. The money was wired to them almost immediately. Worldwide then used some of this money to extend a $175,000 line of credit to CTOU, which was earmarked for military equipment, including ballistic vests, for private military forces in Haiti. A principle of worldwide also allegedly quote, paid $9,000 to fund the travel of approximately 18 Colombian nationals with military training to Haiti as well as $15,000 for ammunition. Now, at one point ahead of CTOU, allegedly told Fredrick Bergman is a Florida businessman that he has an idea. He was going to ship the bulletproof vests for the hit squad from Florida to Haiti by claiming that their paintball protection vests. And Bergman then offers an alternative idea quote, "I don't think they'll have any problem having my research company ship X-ray." X-ray protective vests. So that's what they decided to do. They managed to convince the customs that they were sending dozens of X-ray protective vests. And apparently that didn't raise any eyebrows whatsoever. I guess they thought it was totally normal for someone getting an X-ray to need ammunition pouches and ballistic hard plates. So the Florida companies take the stolen money, they ship the mercenaries to Haiti, and then they ship them the ballistic vests as well. They're able to source the firearms themselves from the local black market in Haiti, but evidently it was harder to get the ballistic vests that looked like something the DEA would wear. So they use C2U's expertise to procure the vests in the US and then ship them overseas. But I before the assassination, the conspirators made up distributed all the equipment and then they executed the plane. Now the result of this assassination was that Haiti has been thrown even further into turmoil. I mean, it's been in turmoil for decades already. But even more so with gang violence, even more so dominating the country, it's not safe to travel anywhere or even more unsafe than it already was. They still haven't replaced the president with an elected successor or filled the parliament or held any kind of election. So it's worse than ever, which again is really saying something in Haiti. And to make matters more interesting, the defense's argument is that they were acting on lawful orders from a Haitian judge and they thought they had the approval of the US government. This is from the New York Times. Quote, "Jerr's heard evidence that archangel pretel, a, a, are probably not archangel." That's probably not how you pronounce that. And hell probably, arch, and it doesn't matter. What's called pretel. A principle of C2U is a long time FBI informant who earned $138,000 over a decade providing information to the FBI and DEA prosecutors told Jerr's that Mr. pretel never informed the FBI handlers of the plot to kill the president. The defense attorney said evidence showing that Mr. pretel had introduced some of the co-defendants to two FBI handlers, prove that his client thought he was piss baiting in a lawful operation. You don't invite your FBI handler to your murder plot that defense attorney said. So it seems they're raising the prospect that the PPP funds were maybe deliberately longered from the government to these hitmen to carry out some kind of CIA operation. Who knows? What's clear though, and what's important to understand about this plot is that at any point, if we had a remotely competent federal government, this would have been shut down. All it took was for someone in the government, maybe the customs officers checking the X-ray vests or maybe someone checking the payrolls at the web of fake companies. Really, this is anywhere along the line. Just anyone at all needed to notice that something wasn't quite right. This was not a plan hatched by geniuses after all. There were many potential failure points along the way and many red flags were raised and none of them were noticed. And instead, this assassination took place five years ago and we're only learning some very important details in 2026. I should make you wonder once again about what happened in Butler when Donald Trump was shot in the head, given the incompetence that was displayed by the Secret Service on that day. And of course, by incompetence, I'm assuming for this egg of argument that it was not a setup, even though we can't assume that. It's not a stretch to wonder if we missed an obvious foreign connection to that assassination. We talked about this last week and I'm not going to relitigate all the open questions about the member of the foreign terror group who was in direct communication with Thomas Crooks. But these are very real questions and the situation in Haiti has yet another reminder of that fact. But more broadly, this is a story about the butterfly effect that's caused by massive, unmitigated fraud. It has effects that most people don't even realize, including effects on foreign affairs. But this has become a normal part of our country in no small part because we've imported so many people from the third world where this kind of dysfunction is just a commonplace. Now no matter what state you're in, you're going to notice rampant fraud in about five minutes once you start looking. This is a new reporting from the main wire, for example. Listen, we're here at this office facility that has, what did you say, eight home health care agencies? This is a small little hallway. Registered six, one, two area code. Minnesota phone number. Leave your message for six, one, two, seven, five, nine, zero, one, zero, two. Just wondering why a home health care agency and Westbrook main would have a Minneapolis Minnesota phone number. We're just doing some investigating reporting. So when you get this message, if you give me a call back, I would appreciate it. Thank you. So legitimate home health care based in Westbrook main with a Minneapolis phone number, shouldn't it have a voicemail setup? You would think so if they were soliciting customers or wanted to grow their business. Please leave your message for six, four, eight, four. But just so people understand, Westbrook main is a suburb of Portland, Maine. This is a small office complex with multiple home health care agencies. It's the middle of the workday, and nobody's answering their phones or is here. The same outlet, the main wire, just reported some new details on an alleged scheme to funnel Medicaid money from Arizona to Rwanda. Quote, "Two man accused of collecting more than $60 million from Arizona's Medicaid program for non-existent where incomplete addiction and mental health treatment face mandatory prison time if convicted of major fraud charges in a case that allegedly sent millions through a Phoenix area church and onward to Rwanda. Prosecutor is alleged, desire, resings law, and Fabrice, however he pronounced the last name, used happy house behavioral health LLC to bill taxpayers for patients who were dead incarcerated or hospitalized among other false or excessive claims. Prosecutors say that happy house collected more than $60 million for false or inflated treatment claims and paid $5.5 million to a church. The 51 count indictment describes a referral operation involving 11 sober living companies and alleges that happy house paid $5.5 million to hope of life international church. It's pastor, Theodore Mukheron-Yana." We'll go with that. "Is accused of helping transfer more than $2 million to an unnamed entity in Rwanda." And of course, this is just the fraud that prosecutors managed to uncover. We can assume that for every fraud scheme that the government detects, there are about a million, approximately, that no one ever notices, especially since most major jurisdictions in this country now go out of their way to not notice them, to protect not only criminals, but also terrorists. Now, I couldn't believe this was real, but it is. It was flagged by a reporter for Town Hall. So take a look at this. Quote, "Arlington County, Virginia prohibits cooperation with ICE, even in cases involving felons and terrorists. Arlington County's latest trust policy prohibits Arlington County Police Department from initiating contact with federal immigration authorities, even when the department identifies an illegal alien as a violent felon, gang member, human trafficker, or terrorist." So if police in Arlington uncovered a plot to murder, say the president of Haiti, under this policy, they probably couldn't do anything about it. After all, it's not a state-level crime, and if they tell the feds, then they'd be violating the trust policy they've established, which has the express purpose of protecting terrorists from deportation. This is the general attitude that leftist states have adopted. Criminals, even terrorists, can do whatever they want. The result is that these degenerates are now more brazen than they've ever been. Lately, I was thinking back to the extraordinary story of a woman named Tamika Good, who we've talked about before. If you remember, she's the black woman who sold fake counseling services on TikTok, even though all counseling services are kind of fake. And one day, she decided to move into a $2 million mansion in Maryland that had recently been foreclosed on, even though she wasn't her house. She didn't live there. She just moved in. And then she just looked at the house and said, I'll take that one. I'll have that house. Thank you. And after several months, she was finally arrested and put on trial. And to fight the charges, she retained the single worst lawyer who's ever existed in any country in any time period. And then this lawyer went on television and managed to tank not only Tamika Good's defense as meager as it might be, but also his entire legal career and his reputation and his dignity, if he had any of those things to begin with, which he didn't watch. Look, there's a question. It's really the number one question on everybody's mind. How would your client, Mr. Mika Good, get inside a $2.3 million property? Cut. I don't know if I can answer that. Allegedly. Can I cut? We're rolling. I mean, we're rolling, my friend. Yeah. Alright, can you re-ass the question? Sure. Absolutely. So number one question on everybody's mind is how your client missed to make a good got into a $2.3 million property? Well, Miss Good did her research. We found out that a certain property was under, was under the control of a certain group and that there was a title issue. Due to the title issue, she was able to assume the property under squatters rights. So in Maryland, there isn't a particular squatter right. Am I missing something? Well, it's not a particular squatter right, but it's known as squatter rights. You know, with crack representation like this, it's probably not surprising that Tamika Good was ultimately convicted tragically for trespassing and breaking and entering, but she served just 11 days in jail before posting a bond, and then after leaving jail, she simply moved right back into the mansion as if nothing had happened and nobody stopped her. Now, there's a very important lesson to draw from this story, which is why I keep coming back to it other than the fact that it's kind of hilarious and a morbid way, and the lesson is simple. You know, the most brazen criminals, the ones who openly defy the law and social norms and common decency are these days, anyway, the most effective ones because that's the society we have established. Whatever the reason, you can blame the civil rights era, racial guilt, liberal windmoms, take your pick, all the above. Our justice system simply does not crack down on unapologetic criminals, especially when they're non-white fraudsters, and these are precisely the people who should, we should be cracking down on. They should be thrown into the nearest dungeon, but instead, if they're punished at all, they get a slap on the wrist, and then they're sent out and sent right back to doing what they were doing before. As a result, there's an arms race among fraudsters in this country as they compete to one up themselves and do increasingly insane and outrageous things while also being completely confident that the government isn't going to do anything about it. You know, health care is one of the only things you buy where nobody seems particularly interested in telling you what it costs until after you've already bought it. You go to the doctor, everyone does whatever they're going to do, you go home, and then a few weeks later, an envelope arrives containing a number that may or may not bear any relationship to reality. Meanwhile, traditional health insurance has become incredibly expensive. If you're a Christian, wondering whether there's another way to approach all this, well, then you should know about Christian health care ministries or CHM. CHM is not health insurance. It's a health cost-sharing ministry where Christians come together to share the burden of eligible medical bills. It's really a very old idea that when someone in your community needs help, you help them. That's simple. CHM has been putting that principle into practice since 1981. They've satisfied 100% of every eligible bill received. 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But at Grand Canyon University, they don't settle for the status quo. They shatter it. GCU's accredited MBA program is 100% online and is designed to shape leaders through servant leadership. GCU can help you take your passion and scale your business to serve your community. This is purpose-driven education. Make action, find your purpose, Grand Canyon University, visit gcu.edu. Now going back to the Paycheck Protection Program of the $4.2 trillion that were dispersed in COVID relief money, so-called. Some of the most conservative estimates are that around $200 billion of that amount was stolen outright. Because the author, Kremau, has found some of these loans, obviously should have been scrutinized a little bit more carefully to put it mildly. You can see some of the PPP loans that were approved on your screen right now. Something called Dodge Hellcat, which we mentioned earlier, got $13,000. Then there's reparations for indigenous people LLC. They receive $55,000. We can't forget about free money LLC, that is brazen as you can be, $15,000. Traffic tickets, $20,000, and jigger vibes, $7,500, and then Wakanda Merkle Dove, with more than $20,000. Now for all I know, these are real companies with extremely strange names, jigger vibes, that could be, that could be a real company. That sounds legitimate, but what we do know without any doubt is that the federal government was not looking into any of this. This was a rubber stamp operation, as with literally everything else the government does. This program was incompetently managed, and it wasted a very large amount of your money, and fraudsters who have no shame and no dignity took full advantage of it. That's what happens when you have, you know, trillions of dollars you're just offering up for free without any, without any checks, without any, without any system in place to scrutinize anything. The only thing stopping anyone from just stealing is their own sense of shame, is just their own dignity as a person. Now you would think if you're a person with some dignity, even if you can steal, you're not going to, but what do you do when you, when you have imported into your country, a bunch of people who have no shame and no dignity, and in their culture just stealing whatever you can is far for the course. What happens? Well, what happens is exactly what, what did happen? Some of the more egregious examples, short of a Haitian assassination plots anyway, were uncovered not by the DOJ or the FBI, but by Alex Stein, who put together a documentary on PPP fraud. As he demonstrates, for a very large demographic in this country, the fraud in the government is just a way of life. They're open about it. Like I said, they're totally shameless. They'll talk about it on the street. They'll make rap songs about it. Watch. Did you ever get a PPP loan? I was check out one, but I didn't. To tell the people what you think about all those people doing fraud, was that good or bad? I mean, I'ma be completely honest with you all. Get the government for all they got, s**t, s**t, s**t, s**t, s**t, s**t. They making it hard for us, why not? Who do you know that committed PPP fraud back in 2021? I had a couple of people, I know a couple of people that did it. And I, if I could have did it myself, I would have did too. Then there's a case of 39-year-old Andre Lorquette, also of Miami, who's serving time for taking 4.4 million in a fraudulent PPP scheme. He was a one man stimulus program, spinning the money on a Lamborghini, a Porsche, two Teslas, a diamond watch, custom jewelry, gold chains, and 70 carats of diamonds. All right, Jeff, we're heading to the Hard Rock guitar hotel. Another big spender was former NFL wide receiver Joshua Bellamy, who received $1.2 million in a fraudulent PPP scheme. According to his indictment, he bought jewelry and spent $60,000 on a stay at Fort Lauderdale's Hard Rock Hotel in Casino. According to the feds, PPP loans paid for vacations to Florida, expensive meals, and vacation homes. One guy in Georgia spent $57,000 on a mint condition Pokemon card. And one woman in Miami used her PPP cash to hire a hitman who actually filmed himself counting the money. Even more flamboyant in the social media post was the emerging genre of PPP-related rap music. The songs and music videos have racked up millions of years. One rapper, named Nuke Bizzle, dropped an entire track about getting rich off COVID era unemployment benefit. Just an unmitigated disaster for the entire country. We pumped trillions of dollars into the economy, causing inflation, and a massive increase in the cost of living that we're still seeing today. We destroyed people's lives, including the lives of children, based on junk science. And on top of that, we managed to light hundreds of billions of dollars on fire for the benefit of scam artists who don't even hide what they're doing. The scale of the fraud was truly staggering. At some level, you have to sit back and awe. I mean, fraudsters, many of them black, as you probably noticed, were coming up with absurd names for fake businesses and walking away with insane amounts of money. They're walking into mansions and asserting squatters rights, even after they'd been arrested. And seeing all this, you had to ask if only out of morbid curiosity, where do we go from here? Now, how are they going to top this? I mean, how do you one up Dodge Charger LLC? How do you one up buying a hitman with your COVID money or a Pokemon card? And then the president of Haiti gets mowed down by a bunch of assassins hired with PPP money and you realize just how bad things can get. Now, big part of the problem is whenever there's an attempt to actually enforce the law, that is to punish criminals who don't even have a right to be in this country in the first place, the left immediately runs interference. They take to the streets and everyone else cowers before them. We're now seeing this familiar posture play out once again in Austin, Texas, where an apparent illegal alien named Wilbur Raphael Garces Perez was just shot by ice, supposedly while he was completing a door dash delivery. Here's some video that was shot from a cell phone before the incident and then shortly after. So you can try to piece it together, watch. And all your friends, all they made since I was nice to you guys, like, play it back when. Oh. Wow. Oh my God. Holy. Oh my God. What the fuck. Hey guys, why you do that to him? Why you do that to him? You're not supposed to be doing that to him, man. So the locals are restless, even though it's very difficult to make out what exactly happened. It looks as though he led ice on a vehicle pursuit since he knew he wasn't illegal alien, obviously. And then the officer shoots the guy apparently because he was still trying to drive away and potentially backwards into the officer. This is one of the reasons that you shouldn't evade the police while you're driving a car, or really, even if you're not in the car, but especially in a car because you see cars are deadly weapons. And when you start moving them towards police officers, you become a deadly threat. But at any point in this situation, this guy could have simply followed the law, but he didn't. And now the left is rushing, of course, to defend them. For example, one of the pod save America guys offered this take, quote, oh my God, I shot this unarmed man in the back while he was delivering food 24 hours later. The bullet is still lodged in his back and they refused his pleas for pain medication. He entered the country legally and had a valid work permit. Now first of all, a lot of these claims are based on statements from this guy as lawyer, who presumably is NGO funded in some way. The lawyer is not a credible source of information. She's contradicted herself several times. But even if we take her claim seriously, even if we believe that the guy entered the country legally and had a valid work permit, none of that would even matter matter. You see, having a work permit does not grant you the right to remain in this country. Nor does it matter if you entered legally if you then overstay your visa. These are simple concepts, but over and over again, the left pretends not to understand them because in the end, what they want obviously is open borders. They don't actually care about this random guy or whether the shooting was justified or any of the facts of what happened. They think all immigration enforcement is tantamount to fascism, so they'll lie about everything. They'll run cover for the foreign criminal, so are degrading our quality of life and destroying our country. And all the while, they won't say anything at all about door to ash employing illegal aliens, which is against the law. Honestly, the company should be investigated and shut down over this until they can ensure that they aren't paying illegals in a legitimate society. That's what would happen. We've all experienced this. We've all ordered food from door to ash and had this experience. They tell you that a normal American driver with a name like Susan is on the way with your burrito in her Toyota Corolla and then a military age Pakistani shows up to your home on a bike or something. And the reason this happens is because people sell their door dash credentials online. They sign up with a social security number and then they sell the credentials to foreigners, many of them illegal aliens, sort of like the old taxi cab medallion system. And door dash knows this is happening. It's a core part of their business model, actually. Their app doesn't punish it or monitor it and they need to suffer consequences as a result. So does every other company that knowingly employs illegal aliens? If that happens, we will solve the illegal immigration problem overnight. Leftists would rather muddy the waters by pretending ICE had no reason to shoot this particular door to ash driver because if you're talking about that, then you're missing the much bigger and more important issue at hand. Now, the best possible response to these people once we're done enforcing the law and deporting every illegal alien without apology is to be honest about what we're seeing every day in our own communities. We should talk about what life is actually like within without the wonders of diversity. That's one way to assess the merits or lack thereof of the left's ideological experiment. Now, I was thinking about this the other day because a few days ago, my kids set up a farm stand right off of our driveway with extra vegetables from our garden. And they, you know, as an unmanned stand, they listed the price for each item of produce and they put out a box for people to leave the money. Now, I would have happily just given the vegetables away from free, but this was for the kids and it was a good way for them to earn a little cash. And the next day, you know, they set up the stand. The next day, all the produce had been purchased and in the box was actually more money than what should have been there because neighbors were coming by apparently and they were paying extra, you know, just to be nice. Now, my neighborhood is homogenous, almost entirely white, high trust, basically crime-free. So we assumed that the kids could set up a stand like that and everybody else would just be decent and honest and not rob us blind and our assumption was correct. Now what would have happened if we set up the same unmanned farm stand in a, quote unquote, diverse neighborhood? What if we set it up in a neighborhood with say, you know, a large population of Haitian immigrants? Well we all know exactly what would have happened. The next day, all of the produce would be gone along with the box of money and probably the table and the crates, the crates, the vegetables were in. All of it will be gone, not even like the next day, but within hours. And we all know that. What this demonstrates is that it is actually possible to have a society where you can basically trust the people around you to be decent and honest and to some extent, at least, to look out for your interests. Yes, that's not a utopia. You can actually have, people aren't going to be perfect, like some crimes still going to happen, but you can live in a society where people are basically honest and decent and you can basically trust people. This country was built as such a society. It wasn't just pockets of decent neighborhoods here and there that are more the exception and the rule, like it is now, that used to be how the country as a whole operated. But then we prioritized diversity, over stability and safety and trust and all of the things that are a million times more important and a million times more conducive to human well-being than diversity. We've allowed foreigners to take advantage of us for generations and every single one of us has seen our quality of life decline as a result. Our tolerance has been abused to the point that we're now inadvertently funding foreign political assassinations. Americans in Austin have to deal with foreigners running away from the police and endangering everybody on the road. People in Arizona are being forced to send their money to undisclosed groups in Rwanda. Toothpaste is stashed behind plexiglass at the CVS in Chicago or any other city. In order for any of this to change, we don't need just a fraud task force or a handful of prosecutions. Instead we need to make the simplest possible observation, which also happens to be the correct one, which is that these people are not making our country any better. They're making it worse. And therefore, whether they're delivering a burrito or not, whether they're unarmed or not, they have to go one way or another. That'll do for the show today. Thanks for watching. Thanks for listening. Talk to you tomorrow of Great Day. Godspeed. Every significant movement in history started with protesting. This is our generation civil rights. I have no idea what the protest is about. We can go. Give them the current climate. Should a figure as polarizing as clay sounders even be allowed on pants? Can you hear me okay? So long as this is a close personal friend of Chancellor Freeman, this is a decision I cannot find. Islam will conquer the West. So more than equal. Are we paying attention? They've taken over the building, they're downstairs and they've blocked the doors. I seek forgiveness from Allah, the Almighty. We cannot run and hide. Muhammad is the messenger of God. There is no God but Allah. What do you say? We turn those vessel beads into a fond red mist. As we move, one man will cover while the other guys go. They call that leapfrog. Stretch them out when they listen. You need a course in Safe Weapons Handling.