Oct 30, 2026 · 1 hr 3 min · 10 segments
And I know I speak for a lot of folks here in New York City, and I'm going to talk about this.
Excuse me.
When I say I can't overstate the impact that Daniel Penny had on who you are looking at right now and who you are listening to, if you're not watching this live, if you tune in on Spotify or YouTube at a different point, is Daniel Penny was a former Marine, a hardworking non-political person just trying to do his nine to five.
He goes out on one of these war torn, battle beaten, disgusting, fetid, urine soaked, rat infested, graffiti plagued, blighted, sewage-dripping subways that our corrupt Democrat establishment have let our subways turn into.
It's a shame he didn't have to go down there, trying to work as hard as he can to make his way in this world, to have half of his taxes, as we discussed, go to the government.
He sees some psychopath going ballistic here in the subways, and anyone who's lived in New York for even a month, a week, often just a day, has been there, where we all look at one another and we say, Jesus Christ, let's not try to make this a thing, let's all look down at our shoelaces and let's all just tolerate the fact that our government and our politicians does not have any backbone to institutionalize people that absolutely need to because they think it's inhumane, and now we gotta deal with someone vomiting or whipping their private members out or assaulting someone.
And here is Jordan Neely, who I think just a year prior, maybe a month prior, someone check that, had spontaneously decided to punch a middle-aged woman in the face, shattering her orbital eye socket, just because he spontaneously decided to.
So he's let out, because of course he is.
I think he had like 15 past arrests, and only in New York City in dystopia, Twilight Zone, mixed together with a concoction of steroids and C4.
Could something like that ever happen, where a career criminal with 19 different arrests is just roaming the streets at your daughter's playground? Here he comes tumbling onto this train and starts to express that he's not afraid to go to jail and is expressing, if not in words, by his body language that someone's gonna get hurt.
Daniel Penny, patriot hero that he is, gets up and tries to do nothing more than subdue him to protect others, which is a selfless, altruistic, heroic thing to do.
Protecting people of every race, every religion, every demographic you could think of.
And people of different melanin levels were helping Daniel Penny too.
But of course, the liberal propaganda here in the city turned Daniel Penny into this white supremacist.
And they said this was a modern day lynching.
That had a profound impact on me that I hope will never leave me.
And in days where I'm not feeling furious enough as to the ecosystem of malevolence I am currently being subjected to and encapsulated in like a bell jar here in the Big Apple of Gotham, I just think of Daniel Penny again.
Because in my estimation, I think there should be a statue up of him.
I think he should have, if not the Medal of Honor, because I hold that to very high armed forces self-esteem and esteem.
I think there should be a plaque.
I think this individual should be retired for forever, not for killing someone, but for protecting people and putting his life and limb in the way while maybe not even realizing that the den of thieves in City Hall and under Alvin Bragg couldn't wait to try to throw him in prison.
The fact that Alvin Bragg did that, there's a lot of people who I despise politically and think are nothing more than vermin is the nicest way that I can use it.
that I would still have a debate with for the, if nothing else, the utility of trying to illuminate things to them.
Alvin Bragg, I don't know if I could ever sit in the same room as a guy like that, who would try to use Daniel Penny and throw him into a violent and absolutely absurd condition of incarceration when this person should be heralded and be a beacon of democracy and a republic and what a good Samaritan is.
And I know I speak for a lot of folks here in New York City, and I'm going to talk about this.
Excuse me.
When I say I can't overstate the impact that Daniel Penny had on who you are looking at right now and who you are listening to, if you're not watching this live, if you tune in on Spotify or YouTube at a different point, is Daniel Penny was a former Marine, a hardworking non-political person just trying to do his nine to five.
He goes out on one of these war torn, battle beaten, disgusting, fetid, urine soaked, rat infested, graffiti plagued, blighted, sewage-dripping subways that our corrupt Democrat establishment have let our subways turn into.
It's a shame he didn't have to go down there, trying to work as hard as he can to make his way in this world, to have half of his taxes, as we discussed, go to the government.
He sees some psychopath going ballistic here in the subways, and anyone who's lived in New York for even a month, a week, often just a day, has been there, where we all look at one another and we say, Jesus Christ, let's not try to make this a thing, let's all look down at our shoelaces and let's all just tolerate the fact that our government and our politicians does not have any backbone to institutionalize people that absolutely need to because they think it's inhumane, and now we gotta deal with someone vomiting or whipping their private members out or assaulting someone.
And here is Jordan Neely, who I think just a year prior, maybe a month prior, someone check that, had spontaneously decided to punch a middle-aged woman in the face, shattering her orbital eye socket, just because he spontaneously decided to.
So he's let out, because of course he is.
I think he had like 15 past arrests, and only in New York City in dystopia, Twilight Zone, mixed together with a concoction of steroids and C4.
Could something like that ever happen, where a career criminal with 19 different arrests is just roaming the streets at your daughter's playground? Here he comes tumbling onto this train and starts to express that he's not afraid to go to jail and is expressing, if not in words, by his body language that someone's gonna get hurt.
Daniel Penny, patriot hero that he is, gets up and tries to do nothing more than subdue him to protect others, which is a selfless, altruistic, heroic thing to do.
Protecting people of every race, every religion, every demographic you could think of.
And people of different melanin levels were helping Daniel Penny too.
But of course, the liberal propaganda here in the city turned Daniel Penny into this white supremacist.
And they said this was a modern day lynching.
That had a profound impact on me that I hope will never leave me.
And in days where I'm not feeling furious enough as to the ecosystem of malevolence I am currently being subjected to and encapsulated in like a bell jar here in the Big Apple of Gotham, I just think of Daniel Penny again.
Because in my estimation, I think there should be a statue up of him.
I think he should have, if not the Medal of Honor, because I hold that to very high armed forces self-esteem and esteem.
I think there should be a plaque.
I think this individual should be retired for forever, not for killing someone, but for protecting people and putting his life and limb in the way while maybe not even realizing that the den of thieves in City Hall and under Alvin Bragg couldn't wait to try to throw him in prison.
The fact that Alvin Bragg did that, there's a lot of people who I despise politically and think are nothing more than vermin is the nicest way that I can use it.
that I would still have a debate with for the, if nothing else, the utility of trying to illuminate things to them.
Alvin Bragg, I don't know if I could ever sit in the same room as a guy like that, who would try to use Daniel Penny and throw him into a violent and absolutely absurd condition of incarceration when this person should be heralded and be a beacon of democracy and a republic and what a good Samaritan is.
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