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Michael Letts

Filipino rugby union player

Nov 11, 2026

60:30
This is the blueprint for the beginning of the... destruction of the second amendment you know they've always said well we don't want your guns of course they want our guns and does that help law enforcement
60:42
it hurts law enforcement steve the fbi the statistics prove that over the years in the last couple years over 100 000 cases have been documented showing that crime was averted or the lives were saved because you had citizens who were armed were able to intervene in a split second before law enforcement could ever get there.
61:00
They conveniently want to forget those facts.
61:02
You know what I think is most offensive, Steve? Is they want to punish the law-abiding American citizen.
61:08
You know, let's just be very frank, Steve.
61:10
A criminal is going to get a gun, okay? Whether he steals it from you, whether he goes to another country and smuggles it in, you're not going to disarm a criminal.
61:18
So why do you want to disarm law-abiding citizens who make up the majority of this country? And punish them for the acts of those who are determined to destroy and bring havoc to this country anyway.
62:16
that legally armed Americans prevent more crime and more death probably than the police in many ways, don't they?
31:50
But they can leave power knowing at least that we have the crippling blow, too.
31:56
Well, you know, you raise a very valid point, Joseph.
31:59
But let me remind all of our listeners, this is far from over as we begin to see more and more of the data coming in.
32:07
And I don't want our listeners to think for a minute that this was totally unfathomable.
32:12
We didn't think this was a possibility.
32:14
We were prepared for this.
32:15
And when you look at 3,300 red counties across the country that went blue, that's statistically impossible, one in a trillion for that to happen.
33:11
So was it new voters or was it those voters who were fraudulently being manipulated?
30:33
many billions of dollars they've already taken.
30:36
And so they're throwing everything they can into this election, including the kitchen sink.
30:41
One of the things they were looking to do was, you know, we've already got the network.
30:45
We know who's involved, Antifa, the Muslim Brotherhood, of course, the Islamic extremists, ISIS, Al-Qaeda.
30:55
We've got the whole list of what's going on in Europe, and there are 12 countries.
31:00
countries in europe and the united states is always additional to that but they're targeting to try to disrupt as best they can and try to take over now they're doing a different tactic in europe but you're very well aware they're going to the streets and they're forcing their ability to take over they realize in the united states that may be a little bit more difficult so what they want to do is they want to make you fearful to go to the polls they want to make you think that the conservatism cause is lost that they're going to take the elections anyway.
31:30
They've already lined up with the stealing, as you know, in Alaska.
35:34
Like California, voting means nothing.
65:53
What do Californians need to know about this, Michael?
65:56
Well, there is obviously a major attempt right before the election to do everything they can to do a number of factors.
66:04
First of all, they want to instill fear in the American people.
66:07
And that is where this statement comes in.
66:09
And why is fear so important? Because they know when you're fearful, you do things you wouldn't normally do.
66:14
And they're trying to make you think that if you're fearful, it's because of the current administration and you should be looking for a change.
66:21
Obviously, that's not the case, but that is exactly what they're attempting to do.
69:20
Do you trust? I don't trust Oakland.
1:05
Well, can you recap what's happened at the Fort Hood military base back in 2009?
1:11
Well, sure, I'd be happy to.
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Of course, you had, you know, the assailant, who was a Muslim.
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He was a major.
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He was a psychiatrist.
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And part of his psychiatry is that he's at the readiness station, which is where we use deployment.
1:25
We tell you you're going to be deployed.
4:11
What do they think?
2:04
And so, but he took those words to heart
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and he went in one day and was fully armed, shot, killed 13 of our military personnel, wounded 32.
2:15
And justice has been prevailed now that he's going through a military tribunal and he has been found guilty.
2:21
And the death penalty is very clear in the military code of justice.
2:25
It is the death penalty.
2:26
And so if something was different done this time, you know, the Secretary of Defense, Pete, said that, well, let's go ahead and allow America to see that we're going to carry out and use it as a deterrent to crime.
2:38
Those are very honorable positions.
4:11
What do they
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What's your take?
31:35
Well, it's very interesting and very troubling.
31:37
And I'll tell you why I say that, Joseph.
31:39
You're not talking about some kook, even though she is a kook.
31:42
Well, you're talking about somebody who resides in Mississippi, but is admitted to the bar in Florida.
31:49
She's 70 years old.
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It's not like she's a little kid that doesn't know any better.
33:09
And you have colleges now having to dumb down their curriculum because, well, the people coming in are almost at a pre-high school level.
28:16
And so what you're pointing out is these Antifa types and other rebel rousers, whether they're here in the United States or they're across the pond, so to speak, it's interesting that you see them wearing similar uniforms.
28:32
Yes, no question.
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It is a coalition that's come together.
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Antifa is one of them.
28:37
Of course, they're using Black Lives Matter and others.
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But here's what we have.
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Our intelligence sources show in Europe, they're saying groups that are doing it here.
29:42
Why isn't the world coming alongside Israel and America to oust this terrorist regime?
28:46
And so what you're pointing out is these Antifa types and other rebel rousers, whether they're here in the United States or they're across the pond, so to speak, it's interesting that you see them wearing similar uniforms.
29:02
Yes, no question.
29:03
It is a coalition that's come together.
29:06
Antifa is one of them.
29:07
Of course, they're using Black Lives Matter and others.
29:09
But here's what we have.
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Our intelligence sources show in Europe, they're saying groups that are doing it here.
30:12
Why isn't the world coming alongside Israel and America to oust this terrorist regime?
29:57
So
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what happened? Well, let's tell the true story that the mainstream media doesn't want you to know or they're not saying.
30:06
Let's take this case from the top of what happened a few days ago.
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First of all, you need to understand this.
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We're counting everything that's being said out there.
30:16
This was not some speculation.
30:18
I wonder whether something's going on.

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35:32
The fourth thing is very interesting
1:12
What the heck is he doing out there?
1:14
Well, you know, let's start all by setting the stage, Kim.
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You know, poor little Gavin.
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I'm not so sure that he got through high school.
1:22
He certainly didn't get through college and law school.
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You say, well, why would I make that statement? Everybody knows, most people should know anyway, how the Constitution is written.
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You have an executive branch, you have a state branch, and you have local government.

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21:25
You were going to address something? Well,
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Correct? Or is that propaganda?
8:44
No, you are correct, and let's just step back for a second and define where the frustration lies.
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When people hear, "Trust the plan.
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We're cleaning it up," you know, this is just human nature, Sarah.
8:57
None of us are patient, okay? And we all ex- We live in a society, an instant society.
9:02
That's why you run to McDonald's, because if it's lo- longer than three minutes through the line, we get angry and upset.
9:07
We expect instant results.

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21:42
He, uh, uh, he's, there's some interesting background with him and their relationship.
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Mm
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... on the left.
43:39
So here's the point.
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Ilhan is a Democrat.
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If we took a warrant in there and we forgot to cross a T or dot an I, are they wanting to make sure that even if we crossed it, that it was crossed correctly? That warrant was scrutinized just beyond belief.
43:55
You say, "Why would a judge sign off on it then if he could try to delay it?" Very simple.
43:59
When you're at the end and you have so much evidence presented, if you realize that evidence is, is already improving and you don't continue to allow the investigation to move forward, you could be, uh, viewed as being obstructing justice.
47:01
Mm
29:50
They said this is a big, dangerous, motivated cartel, that they're, they're serious, and they could very well, uh, put some Border Patrol agents in danger here.
29:59
Well, there's no question.
30:00
You know, I lived in Mexico, grew up there, and grew up among the cartels down in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, and so I know exactly how they operate.
30:08
And yes, the intel that we have received is validated.
30:12
It's true.
30:13
Let me tell you exactly what they're looking to do, having my experience with them.
30:17
They don't wanna just come in and take a Border Patrol agent and then say, "Hey, look, how much is he worth to you? We'll, we'll give him back to you if you behave yourself or if you let us start moving some drugs across." What they wanna do is, their motivation is to capture, to, uh, torture, for lack of a better word, to televise, much as ISIS did, the Taliban, and to instill fear, or that you're, y- you don't wanna mess with the cartel.
31:14
They're gonna do a, a big smuggle operation deliberately to draw CBP to intercept it, and then they're gonna attack once the CBP agents have revealed themselves.
55:26
And it's...
55:30
And what is so frustrating on this situation, alluding to what you just talked to, is what prompts them to do so.
55:37
Here's what occurs.
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You have a detention center.
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We bring in the detainees.
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Obviously, who are the detainees? They're illegal immigrants.
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Many of them have criminal records.
60:09
The
11:22
But this is real, isn't it right now?
11:25
Well, there's no question.
11:26
They're in a panic talking about Iran, realizing they're in their last phases.
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So they're willing to do anything they can to try to bring harm to American citizens.
11:36
And so if they can't get to America, they're going to do it any other place they can to create international incidences.
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And this is one of them.
11:42
I think it's just the tip of the iceberg.
14:01
I guess, Michael, if they have that information that Iran may have played a role in this, why are they letting these people out on bail?
39:46
And I, I know this is something that kind of falls into your law enforcement background, and I know you've had no shortage of things to say already, but definitely wanna get your take on this event, not only how it happened in the first place, but why did it take so long, uh, for folks to intervene?
40:04
Well, there's a number of reasons.
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And first of all, let me let your listeners know that this is the tip of the iceberg.
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This is not just happening at the University of Pennsylvania.
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This is happening at campuses across the country.
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And why is that an important statement to make? Folks, we have lost sight and control of our educational system, whether it is elementary, middle, high school, or higher educational learning.
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They have now become hotbeds of ideology, liberalism, and basically a total, um, anarchy and total chaos, teaching our young people that America should be replaced.

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46:46
So the real question, Michael, a- and I know that you're very strong into the messaging here yourself, what is the message that we should be, uh, giving out to try to reach to these young people that have been so heavily indoctrinated, that you feel like has a chance of breaking through? 'Cause we've gotta do the work.
88:04
What should we make of this?
88:06
Well, Lars, you hit the nail on the head.
88:08
I think that's the way to go with law enforcement.
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And the way the vast majority of Americans are going to feel, and I understand exactly what Todd, good guy, good friend, is looking at.
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This is a constitutional right.
88:20
And so is there an ability to amend, change, narrow a constitutional right? One could argue no.
88:31
Well, let's take a closer look at that, Lars.
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It was the decision of some adult, maybe a dealer, maybe a user, who brought it into that child's home, but the child ends up dead all the same.
88:29
Even if they're not arrested, they're detained, you can sort things out with a suspect, if you will, that's in handcuffs, right?
88:38
It takes you down for about three or four minutes, gives me plenty of time to get the situation under control before you can start actually moving around and start actually trying to resist.
88:47
By then, you're already cuffed and you're already taking the place.
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What you see me smiling about, Steve, is those protesters better be careful how close we get, because I think the one biggest factor is going to be remembering that I'm wearing the glove.
89:01
And, you know, if you come approaching me and rushing me and when we're trying to defend the line and I forget I'm wearing the glove and I reach out my hand to stop you, you're going to go down.
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So it takes big guys down, same as little ones, apparently.
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Sure does.
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It blocks your nervous system so that your nerves are not firing.
7:04
I know there's a recent study that you're going to cite and tell us about, but morale hasn't gotten any better since we let the dogs out.
7:15
You're exactly right.
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Morale, what we're talking about in the study that was just done and released yesterday, morale is the lowest it's ever been in our history.
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There's a reason behind that.
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You know, I love what you said.
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I love your intro.
7:28
Rebel rousing host.

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You know, we can have compassion towards people, but those consequences of the actions that they do, that's how you stop it in the future is by penalizing it and enforcing our laws now and creating a very stable society, not just pretending like they're victims and giving them a pass.
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Every one of your citizens is armed.
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And, you know, I mean, whether you want to classify it as a military or not, they're armed and know how to use them.
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And that would have been suicide for us to do that.
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We know that to be the very basis and the foundation of our country 250 years ago.
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It is what has kept this society free and intact.
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And that is why they are so desperate to remove our firearms.
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They realize they can't do that unless they get the cooperation of law enforcement and the military.

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team
107:06
what kind of problem is human smuggling across the country and what what's the uh what's the goal of operation take back america
107:12
well it's a huge issue and let me explain to our listeners and our viewers why because uh people think of the drug cartels oh they're just uh funneling drugs actually that's not the case they're just as heavily involved with human and child sex trafficking one of the most prolific and one of the most profitable businesses in the globe And so when we shut down the southern border, they're losing over a billion dollars a year.
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Now, you know, when you're losing billions of dollars because of new administration's policies, they're not very happy about that.
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So they're trying to find every way possible to be able to exploit these children and their females and other human sex traffickers that they're putting through.
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And so it's become a major issue.
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And what are we going to do about it? Well, the key is we have to dedicate the resources.
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It's not that we don't have the ability to do it, Scott.
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Who do you
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It was shiny.
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Yeah, you know, I mean, it doesn't surprise me.
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I told you I did work back with the intelligence agency.
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But what does surprise me is this, Fawn.
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It shows how lax, how rogue a section that agency has gotten.
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I mean, you have to look at it from this way.
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He was able to just go in and say, Fawn, I've got an agent that needs to be compensated for the information that he gave.
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Okay.
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So what do you make of this whole thing? Yeah.
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Well, let's put it in the context.
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I mean, I did some work with the Secret Service in the early 80s with Ronald Reagan.
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Of course, Reagan was shopped there at that hotel.
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But I can tell you this, it's a little frustrating.
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The logistics and the protocol have not really changed much.
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In fact, they've gotten worse, not better.
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So – Yeah, why didn't that officer then get knocked down? So how did that officer be able to keep standing after getting hit?

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