0:00 uh during the riots Lightfoot was like hey yeah it's only property let them destroy it but when the protesters start moving towards her house she had a district sites Police Department blockade her whole block to protect her oh the mayor the mayor [Music] okay I'm gonna tell you guys a story about something that just happened in uh Bell town near uh Seattle this might have happened in Seattle but it's about uh a woman and a man Aina Kwan and sunquan they're the owners of aburia Bento house there's a restaurant in Belltown right they're uh they're at a red light surveillance video shows this they're stopped at a red light in their Tesla for absolutely no reason at all a guy just walks up to the window and just and
0:51 just shoots uh four shots into Anaconda woman oh my God in the head and then shoots through the arm of song Quan so as that happens there's a guy nearby his name's Randy and I believe he's like a he may be like an off-duty kind of first responder kind of guy so he like sees it he runs over he tries to help he has some like gauze and um the The Man Song is pleading with him to help save her so they both like uh try to put pressure on the wound on her head the dude doesn't even realize he's had his arm like shut up but uh by the time the paramedics arrived she wasn't breathing anymore and uh yeah she didn't make it they get her to the hospital and she where she passed away turned out she was pregnant oh one of these why you why why you give
1:42 stories like this so sad and then at the hospital they were able to do an emergency C-section and the babies oh wow but the baby didn't make it oh gosh why you do that again the baby died after they got the baby out and then they just got a shipment of a puppy that day and then the puppy because they didn't go home and a tornado came and the puppies suffocated in the Box [Laughter] [Music] yeah it's a the tornado threw the puppy into orbit the shooter turned out to be this man named Cordell goosby who is a guy living in a homeless and cabinet right by that area he admitted to the murder and said he shot at them because he thought they
2:33 had a gun so he's just like a random crazy guy fell into fell in from Illinois and he his firearm was reported stolen from the Lakewood area in in the Washington yeah so it almost has every single feature of things that it's almost like the perfect storm of everything that goes wrong from the law like in a weird way it's like why wasn't he like he got through every single like hoop to end up right next to unlucky people that were unsuspecting and that had their lives pretty good and ended prematurely by something just like freak happening you know what's funny uh it's not funny uh but it's frustrating when I was a cop was I've arrested many people with felony records that could have been a novel ugh right uh murders that could
3:25 have been prevented things that could have been prevented if the justice system did their job we arrest them we do our job we write the report we get them booked they go in there they go in the revolving door they come back right back out yep and it's constantly like that and it's frustrating as ████ for us because we're like man I'm busting my ass I'm putting my life on the line dealing with these 4X felons 5x felons but they know they're gonna get out like that could have been prevented yeah he's a felon for whatever he caused he could have spent more time in jail or done that more time in jail he could have spent would have altered that time where that car would have went away that he would never yeah that's why you ever heard the saying like when you're doing this type of job it always pays his spend that split seconds to tell your loved ones I love you or kiss them
4:15 because that Split Second might have changed your life from being killed you know and with this and everything else damn that's heavy are my our Buddy's a sheriff and he was saying like recently it's been so weird where he you know he he he has a warrant on these guys he grabs them and then um the prosecutor won't actually do anything is that happening Nationwide oh yeah this happens all the time or like is this a new Phenom like new thing or like it was like they were actually Prosecuting before he said but now they're not or like so when you elect your D.A district attorney they're they're he or she is the one that lays down the letter of the law of like hey we need to prosecute this x criminal make sure they stay behind bars or they can be lenient about it and be like hey
5:05 if it's this crime this crime this crime uh no we're not going to charge them we're going to let them free or we're gonna bump it down I had so many attorneys States attorneys where we came with a like letter of the law followed the law that this is a felon oh you know we're not going to charge them with a felon we're going to bump it down to a a misdemeanor and I'm just like what's what's the motivation to do that why would I do this I'm wondering why it's happening in so many cities at the same time what what's the what's the benefit to because I've always why do they want to do that I you know what it beats a shot at me sometimes I scratch my head too you know I was like don't you want to prosecute these people so they can understand like hey if I commit these crimes I'm gonna pay by doing time or like really getting punished a lot of these people they know like oh I'm gonna do this crime I'm gonna come back up is there a benefit to their personal political careers oh 100
5:56 so that's what it mostly is what would what would that be that like their lower crime rate there's some people enjoy it more when they do that like the stats of criminal's being released like yeah like why would D.A wanna show like lesser or not process does that like rig the numbers at the end but they go look during my time here yeah we had less questions 100 oh so recently um I think L.A times or whatever just posted that Ellie's about to go into a zero bail policy so so like if someone gets booked that night they're getting let go that day there's not even a half bail Chicago has some something similar too like if you if it's this crime this crime this crime this crime and it's something ████ crazy too like something that you should be spending jail for they'll let you right back up yeah what's that conspiracy time yeah you know I'm really
6:46 into this ████ yeah yeah you have a question oh no you go ahead I was gonna ask about mayor Lightfoot so what I recently found out is some landlords back in the day like Tower like in town so New York they have uh rent control right certain buildings before the years 1950 or whatever I don't know the actual year yeah they have a lot of tenants that pay cheap rent and they wouldn't leave or whatever right so what these building landlords would do back in the day is basically they would get hookers they would get homeless people they would just let them stay and then they'll do the work of like destroying and scaring all the tenants and then the if the tenants didn't want to leave because they're protesting and trying to like form a HOA and just be like ████ you landlord we're gonna stay then they made it extremely disgusting and
7:37 uncomfortable for those people to want to stay and also the buildings would be crumbled and ████ up remember like when we watched all those old movies in New York where like all of the buildings were boarded up and all that it's because those buildings were so like um rent controlled that they couldn't make enough profit to actually make adjustments like to fix it or whatever so they just left it Rock to rot and then so my theory is that these they're doing it at a city-wide level so like what if you want cheap real estate but it's expensive you want to create low uh value by making it a s█████ neighborhood deliberately lots of crime people get scared they move out they they sell their property they're like I don't want to be here
8:27 anymore it drives the price down you know a city like LA or any major city is going to go up eventually right so you just buy it up buy it up big companies come in and then you clean it up you know what I mean you have your own team the DA's whatever you finally start putting money back into the police force and then you just I don't know that's my that's my take on it you think it's the politicians want to buy up in their own neighborhoods so they I don't think it's politicians I think they're being hired by like let's say BlackRock uh like let's say like major corporations corporations that play the game yeah I don't know because there's a you know there's conspiracies like uh like George well it's not even a conspiracy because proven but George Soros destroyed uh Argentina's economy and he was betting on that and he made
9:17 money and it's like it's like ████ like games that are so high level that we don't even know you know super powerful and Rich player I believe it but I don't know I don't have no evidence right that's just my take on it like that could be the case like why would someone want to ████ up their own City so hard because I'm also like it's so hard to turn a city around like how do they if once how did they make it where the property values do go up because cities once they turn to ████ they generally stay s█████ for a long long time yeah to even turn around anyways well when we were kids in the uh you know the 80s and 90s La was a ████ like cars on burning you know trash cans and then they turned it around and then they sold all this property like in the 2000s so I
10:07 don't know maybe they're just doing the cycle again that would be really scary if that's like they're playing whatever purposely yeah yeah that's the game dude dirty it up clean it up dirty it up clean it up but it does it does always make it so confusing as to what the real like if it's not that yeah then the motivation to just keep going easy on criminals is so hard to figure out what is The Logical point of this guy like beat up three people tonight I bring them in and then I let them go I know know that when I read liberal art like like heavily liberal arguments about it they do bring up a lot of things about how like no incarceration just makes criminals worse and makes more criminals so they want to look to uh where are they getting alternative ways of corrective yeah but there's that time aspect that Trump's
10:57 talking about where if they were had they just been put away even for three nights yeah that's three nights of peace for the civilians yeah like that that that coupled in the Tesla had that person yeah already shot other people if they've been doing their time that's other couples that they wouldn't have shot that's what the hurts to me the most is how like you have like a couple of honest people that their whole lives they've been by the book they do everything like to a good standard and yet they still have to watch out for just the random death that might happen at the hands of some person everybody loves Theory until it hits their block yeah yeah you know what I mean like oh yeah let's do this but make sure it stays in that neighborhood let's say let's let's say if that happened oh yeah let's let's do that let's not lock these criminals up let them stay in your neighborhood yeah yeah you know let it let them let them run rampant in your
11:48 neighborhood see how fast that'll turn around where you'll be like okay we need to arrest these people that's what the key is they don't let them run in yeah you know what's funny though I keep compared to the right thing because it's ████ crazy because we I see in firsthand being a cop uh during the riots like foot was like hey yeah it's only property let them destroy it but when the protesters start moving towards her house she had a district sized Police Department blockade her whole block to protect that's two times you've said it
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