6 Insane Things Happened This Week

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1:00This is the We're Pink for Lindsay, the version of the podcast. Which is how you know we've hit peak in sanity. In fact, that's insane thing number six. I can do two hours on this trial. How the Lindsay, Clancy Child Murders, were copycat murders themselves. She actually followed an Irish case, killing her children on the exact same day, January 24th of 2023, as the Irish celebrity. And yes, she's a celebrity. You do this claim postpartum depression and SSRI and Dr. victimhood and you're a celebrity. Did it the exact same way, strangulation on the exact same day, 24th of January 2023? The evidence overwhelming that this wasn't a psychotic break. Heck, she spent days googling various creative ways to kill her kids on the internet and even took a phone call from her husband in the middle of it in which she sounded perfectly sane. He thought she was giving them a bath. She didn't want to cloud her mind with the drugs she got prescriptions for.

2:03So after killing the kids, she grounded them up and ingested them just six of the 17 prescriptions she didn't actually take the rest. She wanted to kill her kids. She wanted this celebrity. She watched the Irish mom get three years before and she hosed everyone, including apparently Oprah Winfrey because we had peak insanity at the end of the week with this forum that Oprah did that really has to be heard to be believed as mom sit around glorifying Lindsay and her struggle. Look at so insane, so mass psychosis that this black doctor in the audience with actually argued that it's important to support child stranglers of color with Oprah nodding her approval. I want us to have the same passion for people who don't look like Lindsay, who don't have

3:05her same access. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Good. An education, her melanin, her privilege, there are women of color sitting around this country in prisons for the same thing that we've never heard of. And I just want to remind us to have the pink shirts and the energy for them as well. Mm. You want to say? You're okay. If you're wondering exactly where is the oppression here again against mothers, these moronic women and Oprah didn't seem to know either. I'm grateful that this conversation is happening because I do believe like women, they are on the back burner when it comes to mental health. If this was a man, like there would be like a law the next day or something going on, but there would have been research. It would have been fun. Something right away. But it's just, I just feel like with her it's becoming, she's becoming a mascot for.

4:10Oh, if only there weren't the patriarchal oppression, we'd have had research. How many studies have been done just in the United States of America on postpartum depression? Seven thousand five hundred and fifty nine, which is by the way, 44% of the global total, and only third, but more recent, folks, there's probably can't even find anything to complain about. For those of you who have listened to the podcast all week, I want to tell you where they're going with this in all seriousness. You are going to see in current coming weeks a rash of Lindsey Clancy bills in blue legislatures. In fact, in Massachusetts where this happened, they actually already tried to push the first one last year. It failed. It'll be back. What to do is move from full term abortion, which they just achieved in Massachusetts to infanticide at the discretion of the mom. I'm not making this up. They actually have this in Canada, a special postpartum oriented law, postpartum depression,

5:17where if you are the mother and you kill your kid within the first year of life, the maximum that you can get is five years. Now if you're the dad screw you, you could get up to life in prison for killing your kids. That's the goal. But there might have been a small snag. This was my favorite clip of the week. Gail King, who's an anchor on CBS's morning show, she's also Oprah's best friend, totally down for the struggle to be able to kill your kids if you want, was shocked. Keep in mind Gail King's black. To find out from the curly haired white demonic weirdo Karen juror, a small detail that might have been left out all week as the mainstream media trashed the lone male hold out juror for oppressing for Lindsey Clancy. Again, my favorite clip of the week as she learns live on TV a small detail. That's kind of critical. Nine women, three men, what was the age range?

6:20What was the racial makeup? I haven't heard any of that. What was it? One person of color and then everybody else was white. A lot of the jurors had children. One person of color was a person of color, a woman or a man. A man. A man. Is a hold out juror a person, a black man? Yes. A black man is a hold out juror? Yes. Well, I have to sit with that for just a second. Oh, it makes so much sense. Of course a hold out juror was a black man. He's been taught from birth by the left that he's enough to listen to a damn thing white women say. In fact, he shouldn't listen to a damn thing white women say, this is the guy all week they've been calling Rogue and Ego maniac. He wouldn't listen to us. I love it. Folks. By the way, did you hear this? Do you know what this guy did? A lot of the times he wouldn't even engage with them as they lectured him again and again

7:21about how he just didn't understand reasonable doubt. At one point, do you know what he did? I think this is one of the most interesting parts of the trial this week. Yet he went over to the evidence bag, took out the bands Lindsey Clancy used to strangle her children, which were apparently right there and played with them. He'd take them and not talking to the rest of the jury pool, he'd wrap them around his water bottle and then pull. A behavior by the way, they characterized as disturbing, apparently not when it was done to the children face down, but the water bottle, whatever. In other words, insinuating this dude was weird. He was trying to make a point. But you gotta love how the narrative blew up in the left's faces. This guy's been painted as an oppressor all week, only for them to learn. He was actually oppressed by this gang of white women beating up on him. I don't know what they're gonna do now. It's five o'clock, your employees are hitting home. But you're still updating spreadsheets, switching between software and wondering where the

8:24day went. There's a better way. Oh, dude, brings accounting, sales, inventory, CRM, and more together in one fully integrated platform. So you spend less time managing software and more time running your business because your work they should end eventually try Odo Free at Odo.com. That's O-D-O-O dot com. History that doesn't suck is a legit, hard-hitting American history podcast fold through entertaining stories. History that doesn't suck and Odyssey podcasts, available wherever you get your podcasts. Insane thing? Number five. Energy Secretary Chris Wright, apparently, drew the short straw and was thus sent out to tell the American people that there's not going to be a deal with Iran. In other words, exactly what your humble host told you four months ago, when we bizarrely two thirds of the way through stopped fighting this war and adopted this idea that we could totally cut a deal with the people attempting to assassinate Donald Trump, the very people,

9:28including Muhammad Ghalibov, who put a $50 million bounty on Trump's head. We have not one, not two, but three groups of assassins currently in federal prison for their attempts to kill Trump and his cabinet. And the most recent attack in Turkey involving the shoulder filed missiles, somehow they'd got a beat on where Trump was staying as exact hotel room floor in Trump had to evacuate the Middle East in a catering truck, not exactly a good look, in fact, a total humiliation for which I would have absolutely mocked Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Look, I love Donald Trump, but the handling of this war since April has been bizarre. The idea that you can cut a deal, any kind of deal with the people actively trying to kill you, people who you not only didn't kill, I wish you'd stop telling people that, but who've been in office and in charge since Joe Biden and at least the last assassination

10:30plot, they're not going to shoot straight. They're just going to shoot at you and they're going to keep trying. Here's energy secretary Chris Wright saying what I first told you all those months ago. Okay, it's been more than six months of paying higher prices and there is also no sign of a nuclear agreement. You talk about that president, Trump talks about that, but where's the sign that they're going to have a nuclear agreement? There may not be a nuclear agreement. It may be simply destroying their capabilities to do it. An agreement may await a next administration in Iran. We simply don't know that. Awesome, let's kill them or let Israel do it. Before they turn that plutonium in the pools at Bashir into a nuclear weapon, yes, we've already blown up the nuclear official material, but we've never touched the plutonium. They can make a bomb out of it anytime they want. The world is in mortal danger as long as these guys are in power.

11:32So the good news this week is that Trump said that the Iran war will end after the midterms. To me, that says Trump's going to hopefully finally do what needs to be done and it's going to be military. I think that was the purpose of that this week. I think the war will end immediately after the election because they can't hold out any longer. They're desperate to try and affect the election so that we can get a nice week group of people in there and leave them alone and let them have their nuclear weapon. All they want is a nuclear weapon and if they had a nuclear weapon, the whole world is in deep trouble. Now I hope what he means is that he's going to take our car guy in the channel islands and allow Israel finally to kill the leadership, something that the Trump administration's blocked them from doing twice. That's a bare minimum what we have to do before we leave the area. But folks, I do worry a little bit because Trump did float the possibility this weekend.

12:35It was very brief. He said, you know, maybe we'll just walk away. That would be a disaster. They'll immediately take control via China of the Hormuz straight charge tolls for bit anybody to go through if the goods that are moving through have been bought or sold in dollars crash the dollars value to the bottom of the sea. And that's just for starters, the money they make from the tolls will then be used to quickly put together a more robust ballistic and nuclear missile program than they've ever had before. It's a bad, bad idea. We desperately need to finish them off as well as several layers of the IRGC to even have a prayer of giving the people the space to overthrow them and permanently take control. It's not a perfect solution and killing the leadership isn't a simple solution to ending this thing either, but there will never be a solution that takes our kids and grandkids out of the nuclear path of danger without killing the leadership.

13:37We need to get on with it. However, again, let Israel do it in same thing. Number four, Republican Senate leaders Mitch McConnell, well, his corpse anyway, and John Thune together with Tim Scott, control roughly 500 million dollars donated by GOP donors to maintain control of the Senate. And they've decided they don't give a damn about maintaining control of the Senate. John Thune in middle last week on Fox News that Texas is critical to the Republicans maintaining control of the Senate. And folks, these are six year terms. Who got two court justices that are over 70 and one that's over 80. All three of them are conservatives. Can you imagine if they die? I mean, God forbid or resign. We gotta wait six years before we get a justice we like. Yep. And McConnell and Tim Scott are fine with that, refusing to spend a dime in Texas to elect Ken Paxton.

14:38Well, enter Elon Musk while Republicans can't decide what team they want in charge, which is really their only job, Elon Musk and why is that here? He is in 2024 talking about how the Democrats will put him in prison if they get power back. That's probably why this week his dark money pack came out with a vow to spend 50 to 100 million and up to two hundred million defending that Texas Senate seat. And he's right, the entire future of the country hinges on it. Folks, we hold that Senate. They're not packing the Supreme Court. They go into house and the presidency in 2028 and Republican leaders just don't give a damn. Trump meantime controls another 450 million bucks, but that Senate race is a hundred million dollar deal minimum. They're going to spend that on Tolerico. They've already spent almost 40 million on him. And Trump's got 450 million, but he's got to divide that between the Senate and all those

15:40house races. He's already shipped in 10 million. That was about a week ago, but it's not enough. So thank God for Elon Musk here. He is explaining what's its stake to Tucker Carlson in 2024 and he lays it out plainly. I donated money to Trump show. Kamala is going to put me in prison mainly as punishment for not censoring for the Democrats on X. And kicking the FBI out. If he loses, man, what? You're f***ing dude. If he loses, I'm f***ing. He does seem that way. You can't just be like, you can't just be like, you know, I'm like, how long do you think my prison sentence is going to be tonight? Well, I see my children. I don't know. Because it's not like you can say, well, yeah, I maxed out to them, but you know, I get a lot of people in the world. I'm not supposed to vote in liability. No, no, and I'm betraying Kamala non-stop. Oh, I know. In same thing, number three, did it spend 25 years since 9-11?

16:46Over 20 of those years spent in the war in Afghanistan. 7,000 US service members died fighting in those wars, including that's Afghanistan and Iraq combined, including at the 3,800 and 3,500 contractors in addition who died in those wars. Again, if you can even cancel about 14,000 Americans, why? To fight the terrorists over there, should they wouldn't come over here. It was a proposition that made so much sense at the time, so much sense that brave men and women left their families behind, believing that they could fight maybe dying a foreign desert to keep their family safe at home. But then came Joe Biden, who the Trump administration would learn to its shock upon retaking office had led in deliberately at the border, 18,000 terrorists. In other words, people on either the FBI's terror watch list or the international terror watch list or both.

17:47Again, these weren't the Godaways. There were two million of them. God knows what was in that batch. No, these were people who turned themselves in and we gave them a plane ticket, put them on a plane with unsuspecting Americans. Thank God that didn't go kaboom and shipped them to wherever they wanted to go. 18,000. Now, why would our customers support a patrol do that? They didn't know. They weren't allowed to access those terror databases. Tulsi Gabbard and Joe Kent wouldn't discover it until Trump retook office and she was appointed as a director of national intelligence. Here's Kent on that testifying before Congress back in 2025. So far, NCTC has identified around 18,000 known inspected terrorists that the Biden administration let come into our country. These are individuals who under normal circumstances would never be allowed to enter our country because of their ties to jihad groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda. Yet the Biden administration not only let them into the country, in many cases, facilitated

18:47their entry into the country. Yeah, so not only we not going to fight them there so they won't come here, we're going to bring them here to vote Democrat apparently. That's not the big news this week though. The big news is that so far the Department of Homeland Security is hunted down 19 out of 18,000. That doesn't sound like a big number, but 18,000 is a big number and I'm sure they didn't want to be found. Here's current Department of Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin laying that out. Sleeper cells within the United States since President Trump has been at office and we went after the bad actors that the Biden administration has allowed into the United States. We arrested over 1900 terrorists here in the homeland and then we're seeing the Islamic terrorists joining with the Mexican cartels that are trying to use all the resources to come after us and then we're seeing the drone attacks that are starting to take place and the real threat that that happens for years. We have tried to protect our sensitive areas with fences and armed security guards.

19:49Now we're having to realize that the threat comes from the air too with simple drones that people can buy over online on Amazon. Yeah, that's going to be a problem for generations to come. Insane thing number two, I knew it. I swear I did. It was so obvious, but it's one of those things you can't say on talk radio because she'll sound insane. What am I talking about? That ABC news debate back in 2024 with Kamala Harris that was so obviously disgustingly stacked against Donald Trump. Yeah, well, an ABC news whistleblower has come out to claim under penalty of perjury that the Kamala Harris campaign dictated the terms of the questions, which you folks, this is what I swear I thought she had them beforehand, but you know, if you've got no evidence, you can't say it. You'll sound crazy. Well, now this ABC news whistleblower is admitting it. Kamala Harris is campaign dictated the terms of the questions for that presidential debate.

20:54Her campaign insisted upon live fact checking of Donald Trump during the debate, but not fact-checking of her. And ABC news did. They fact-checked Trump at least five times did not fact-check Harris even once. Despite her telling the boldest of lies like to find people hoax, which was even debunked by CNN's Jake Tapper and the bloodbath hoax. Well, the whistleblower signed the affidavit, notarized it, sent a copy to Republican Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, and the unnamed individual states that he or she is in possession of secret recordings that will prove ABC news rigged the presidential debate in Kamala Harris's favor, probably because he wasn't smart enough to do it on her own. This person claimed that among the stipulations, the restrictions that the Harris campaign put on the scope of the questioning, no questions regarding the perceived health of President Joe Biden and what she knew, no questions about her tenure as Attorney General of CN Francisco,

22:00and listen to this. No questions concerning her brother-in-law, Tony West, who faces allegations of embezzling billions of dollars in taxpayer funds and who may be involved in her administration if elected. Wow, now that was obviously done back in 2024. Sure takes on significance now that we learned about the extent of Democrat fraud from federal taxpayers. In same thing, number one, here in the upstate of South Carolina, we've had a lot of debate. It's been going on across the country about flat cameras. And all of our sheriffs here use them. They get business owners or homeowners to put them up on private property, point them toward the road, and of course, they help to create at least in parts of town a network of cameras that capture people's license plates. Well, crazy thing happened this week, not one, but two kidnappings in the upstate. One, a 13-year-old girl. She was coaxed from her home by a 17-year-old under South Carolina law.

23:03That's still kidnapping. But the other one, a 12-year-old, groomed online by a 31-year-old man who drove clear across the country to pick her up. You look at the picture of this guy. 31-year-old, brand-in-ly, Britain. And he looks like, how should I put it? He could benefit from an exorcism. He got all kinds of metal in his face just evil looking dude. Picks her up around 6 p.m. She gets in his car and off they go, cross country to Arkansas from South Carolina. The first instinct at the Sputberg County Sheriff's Department was of course to check the flat camera that would have been on the departure route. But somebody had vandalized it. There's been a lot of coverage here lately in the upstate as we've had deputy, after officer, after deputy across the multiple counties of the upstate get busted for improperly using the flock system.

24:04Basically stalking girlfriends and ex-girlfriends and ex-whats. It's been a mess and they've been caught and fired. But here in South Carolina, there's not a criminal law against that. So none of them have been charged, but there's been a bit of an uproar anyway. So they immediately go to the flock cameras to try to track this guy down, they can't. So they've got to go door to door trying to collect ring camera and business camera footage until they can finally get a clear shot at a license plate and enter it into flock. From here, I'll let Sheriff Bill Reign describe to you what happened. These predators prey on our children. That was his intention. That was his goal. He was successful, but through technologies that we had at hand, we were able to find her. Flopkes come under a lot of scrutiny from a lot of people across this country. And we have told you and told you and told you about the importance of this technology and how this is a tool for law enforcement.

25:05This is a prime example because without this technology, let me make it very clear. We would be at a complete standstill. We were at a complete standstill. We had investigators going door to door to door, going down one to one, trying to locate any type of pictures or anything that we could have to work with. And fortunately, we were able to get a picture on Flopkes, which led us finding the vehicle and which led to us finding her in Arkansas. From as he says that the camera had been defaced, he believes they would have gotten her by midnight or about six hours later instead because it was defaced because it was vandalized. It took 23 hours, Lord knows what happened to the little girl and she is a girl if she's 12 in that time. Unfortunately for 23 hours, these officers were out there knocking on doors, looking at camera footage and somebody who does not like flock technology made the decision to damage intentionally a flock camera outbound going out of Woodruff.

26:07Had that camera not have been damaged, we would have solved this and likely had her back safely by midnight last night. This technology is an advantage for law enforcement across this country. I want to say also that it is an absolute honor to have the opportunity to work. I apologize. When you see the men and women, their commitment and the amount of work that they put in to find in this young lady, the hardship that it put on us recognizing that she was out there. We couldn't find her and there was a technology that helped us. Folks on this podcast, I've been predicting the end or near end of crime for a while, particularly the violence and most of violent kinds of crime. We're never going to stop guys from doing it the first time and they just can't control

27:08themselves. But I've been arguing with the era of the Ted Bundy's, the serial killers, the serial rapists like the one that I helped to put away in Charlotte years of investigative reporting wouldn't happen anymore. He had racked up at least half a dozen victims because there's nowhere to hide anymore, not just from flat cameras, folks, but all of the cameras. The ring cameras, the business cameras, the businesses have to keep now for liability, purposes. And of course, yes, also the flat cameras that you simply won't have anywhere you can hide. But folks, it's a double-edged sword. I mean, China Brags, that they've eliminated crime. I'm sure they've eliminated most of it, but at what cost? At the cost of an all-seeing network, they tracks you everywhere you go. But then again, if that's your child, you do just about anything to find her. See the double-edged sword there? Some things I wonder about flat cameras. We're going to have to start at a minimum if we're going to have them. We've got to have laws criminalizing them as used by law enforcement.

28:10That should be a crime. And you should have criminal penalties for that. And we also need jurisdictions to start putting limits on the sharing of this information, the idea that the flat company retains this information. No, no good. I know our sheriff deletes it after 30 days, but unfortunately, he also shares it with sled. They don't. Sleds are state law enforcement agency, and they pass it on to God knows who. Local jurisdictions can begin to use criminal laws to at least curb some of this and begin to control the data and then to take it back from flock. Because folks, this is powerful stuff. A month ago here in Gennie and Greenville, we had a guy murder, another guy, and just leave him in a coldest act and killed him cold blood. Well, he took off. They put out a bullow in any, any random North Carolina students, he crossed the Boone County state line. Bam, they got him. And he ended up finding out why, and this is not spoke. Listen to this.

29:10That flock system in Boone County, the way they have chosen to sit it up there, when any car passes through the county line, crosses the county line that does not live in the county, it immediately gets more scrutiny. Whoa. I love catching the killer. I love catching them fast. I love there's nowhere for them to go. But, whoa. That's a drag now. I'm sure we'll be talking about it. Some more. Have a great weekend. And imagine every time your business makes a sale, inventory updates, and then voices created, customer records are updated, accounting stays current.

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