You think she's cooked? Good to have you, by the way.

Oh, I mean, God, she's been cooked so many times, but there's just been zero accountability.

I mean, though, her...

We- yes, you know, we have the whole marrying her brother thing and changing her birthday retroactively once a member of Congress, which is the thing she's most directly being investigated for.

You know, but if you, was like last year, she went from a net worth of over $200 million to a negative net worth and claimed that it was an accounting mistake.

Uh, this woman cheated on her husband, this being the husband who was not her brother, with whom she allegedly committed immigration fraud.

Uh, married her campaign guy, um, converted him to Islam, and went into private equity with supposed holdings of six billion dollars.

Does this potentially open up other cases, particularly in states like Minnesota or maybe Ohio, for instance?

But this kind of thinking, we see this in academia, is probably how we end up with people supporting stuff like October 7th, this absolute lunacy.

Yeah, we have identity politics baked into everything, and much of it is not just about, you know, promoting a certain group of people, but it's about weaponizing this hatred, this resentment.

So, you know, this woman's also signature academia was talking about anti-Black sexology.

Now, you might not have known that there was such a thing as, as anti-Black sexology.

But apparently, you know, you have to have something that you're being oppressed by, something to fight against.

So of course, then you have, um, this idea that you now have to qualify, quantify these oppressed groups, including, of course, Hamas, which is now also an oppressed group.

Islamic terrorists are an oppressed group.

If it weren't for that, uh, God blessed, uh, uh, African American who, uh, decided, "You know what? I'm going to, uh, be the lone voice of reason in here," then she would've gotten away with murder.

Is that how you see it as

well? Very much so.

And a good way to look at it is that we're about 10 years downstream from what's going on in Europe.

And what's happening to the Democratic Party in America is very much what already happened to, for example, the Labour Party in the UK, where there are pretty much dependent on the Muslim bloc vote.

But a pretty significant development that not a lot of people were paying attention to was the Democratic Party, the DNC, announcing their primary calendar.

And Michigan, which is the subject of this conversation, is number five, which means any presidential candidate, Democratic presidential nominee, is going to have to go through Michigan as one of the early primary states.

That means the same network that put Abdul Sayyed in place is now going to be in the driver's seat.

So just

What do you see as the end game with, uh, Mondami? I- I guess, is New York mayor a four-year term or a two-year term, or do you know?

It's a four-year term.

Now, the thing about, uh, being the mayor of New York City is it actually comes with fairly limited powers.

The governor has a lot more power.

For example, um, Bruce Blakeman, who's running for governor of New York, if he were to win, he said, I think, that he would fire Mondami.

That is something that legally the city charter actually allows him to do.

I don't think it's gonna happen, but it is possible.

Mm-hmm

Is that how you see it as well?

Very much so, and a good way to look at it is that we're about 10 years downstream from what's going on in Europe, and what's happening to the Democratic Party in America is very much what already happened to, for example, the Labor Party in the UK, where they're pretty much dependent on the Muslim bloc vote.

But a pretty significant development that not a lot of people were paying attention to was the Democratic Party, the DNC, announcing their primary calendar, and Michigan, which is, you know, the subject of this conversation, um, is number five, which means any presidential candidate, um, Democratic presidential nominee is going to have to go through Michigan as one of the early primary states.

That means the same network that put, um, Abdul El-Sayed in place is now going to be in the driver's seat.

Not as much as, say, Black voters, South Carolina is number one, or Latino voters, Nevada, New Mexico, but they're pretty much up there, which means the Democratic Party has made Muslims the number three electorate here.

Um, they're putting the same people who put Abdul El-Sayed through the system in the driver's seat yet again.

And incidentally, an interesting statistic from the Michigan, um, Democrat Senate primary is that, um, Abdul El-Sayed won a minority of the vote, narrow minority among Americans in general.

Right

Don't you think now is a certain time we have to take up the level of what the penalty is for robbing the people in the name of entitlements that are stolen by foreigners?

There's just so few consequences.

Right now, the FBI just got a guy named Khalid Ahmed Sattari, a Palestinian, for perpetrating $547 million in health care fraud.

That's over half a billion dollars in health care fraud.

We spent three years looking for him because he was on the run in the Middle East.

The incredible thing is this guy's already been locked up.

He was out of prison in 2008 for pulling off some of the largest CD counterfeiting fraud.

There were no hate

Guest, do you think he will be successful in forcing people out of their ownership of properties?

I mean, we already have a situation in New York City where any small, um...

If you're, you know, if you're in a position, uh, to rent a building or an apartment, it's probably best not to do this in New York City, and this is one reason why there is a housing crisis.

Because what happens, and this has happened over and over again, somebody moves in, they're there for 30 days, you're basically not getting them out.

Um, you're not getting them out without paying them tens of thousands of dollars.

And there are people who make a serial habit of doing this.

And things like background checks the landlords in the past have used have been rendered illegal.

Talk to us about this.

This is the best time to prove everybody wrong.

It's absolutely true.

And, you know, remember the time when Obama was sending all these pallets of cash over to Iran, and then the Biden administration was sending billions of dollars to Afghanistan? They were not doing that through AIPAC.

No, I was actually in DC last week.

I was in Congress, um, not on a foreign policy, not anything that Israel or is Middle East related, but I was seeing some members of Congress.

So, you know, there are people there.

So Congress is in session, and there, uh, various groups there.

So for the government to settle it, and for the terms to be set up the way they are, how are you interpreting that? 'Cause I, I, I'm curious to know what your thoughts are on it.

So what do you think is going to happen in Minneapolis with regard to this violence against ICE? I have a funny feeling it's going to come to an abrupt halt pretty soon.

I think it can't come to an abrupt halt because the Democrats have not just lost control of the narrative, they've lost control of their party.

We saw this after 2024.

They tried to pivot.

They couldn't.

The far left is running the party.

And Tim Walz is reduced to pleading with them to turn down the temperature, but he can't even say it directly because he's too much a coward.

Daniel, I can barely hear you.

What are your thoughts on

that? The Starmer regime, as I call it, is desperate to remain in power.

They've arrested some 12,000 people for free speech, for saying things that they don't like.

And this is a sign of a totalitarian regime that is sinking.

And by the way, for Trump supporters...

The Starmer government actually sent their people here to help Kamala.

They're still active in Democrat circles.

What do you think?