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Backatitagain.
TodayisTuesday,March12,2024.
Thankyouforjoiningme.
Iwouldliketogetintosomestories
thatcontinuationsfromlastweek.
Soifyoudidn'tcheckitoutlastweek,goahead,
checkitout.
Gotacoupleofnewdetailsandacouplemoreinteresting
storiesthatareoutthere.
Solet'sgetintoit.
Sofirstup,wehavethecontinuingNewYorkCitysubway
crimesituation.
AndataNewYorkPost,herewego.
Ithaslocalbands,LongGunsforNationalGuard,
troopsdeployedtoNewYorkCitysubway'sbackcheck.
NewYorkCityGovernorHope,KathyHocal,
bannedtheuseofLongGunsbyNationalGuard,
becauseshesenttocheckbagsattheBigApplesubway
stations,asshecontinuestodefend
thecontroversialdeployment.
Hocalissuedabanonmilitary-graderifles
immediatelyafter750troopsweredeployedtothesubway
system.
AspokespersontoldthepostSundayafterthedeploymentbegan
lastweek,strappingersenteringthesubway
weregreetedbycamouflageandgun-totingsoldiers
atbacksearchcheckpointsinasitereminiscent
ofthecityafter9/11terroristattacks.
Themoveledtocomplaintsthatstateleaderswere
militarizingthesubwaysystemandNewYorkPDChiefof
Patrol,JohnShellaccusedHocaloftreatingthesubway
likeawarzone.
Stop.
ThetheaterwroteformerpolicecommissionerBernie
KerrickinapostonXaddingthattheNYPDknowstheirjob
andshouldbelefttodoit.
UnderHocal'snewdirection,someguardsmen
willstillbearmedwithassaultweaponsatcertainpostings
throughoutthesubway,butwillnotcarrythemattheactual
backcheckpoints.
CommunistsforitssupportSundayafternoonforNationalGuard
present,butsaytheyalsoagreedwithHocal'sdecision
toleavetheassaultriflesbehind.
I'mgoingtostoprightthere.
Thestorycontinuesaboutthesubwayriders,theiropinions.
ButwhatdoyougettheseNationalGuard
andyoutaketheirgunsaway?
And now they're just standing there.
The idea was, I guess, first you can't profile.
You can't illegally stop and frisk people.
So now you just have a guy in a military uniform standing
there.
At least with the gun, he looked a little bit intimidating,
somewhere, think twice, but now you don't
let them stand there with the gun.
This is a circus.
This is really a circus.
These people do not have your best interest in mind.
They don't know what they're doing.
Until they change the bail laws, nothing is going to happen.
The dangers are still there.
This is just some-- oh, I got the National Guard there.
I did something.
But are they obviously effective for any reason?
No, because now everyone knows that they're not
going to do anything.
They're there for show.
And you can always give the order to the soldiers
or National guards that, hey, you're not
to use the weapons just unless obviously you use it.
If they have a sidearm, use that if they need to not
the long gun because it's a long gun.
It's going to shoot it.
The bullet's going to go far.
And hopefully they obviously know that.
But to remove the weapon completely is nonsense.
And yeah, they mentioned how the subways
looked in 9/11.
Yeah, it made people feel safe.
I don't know what this other lawmaker is or Carrick saying
that, or all let the cops do it.
Well, everybody's hands are tied.
It's not the cops.
It's not the National Guard.
It's these politicians who make the laws.
And then the same day she announced
that she's going to recruit the National Guard
to the subways here's an article that same day,
MTA workers smashed in head with glass bottle
an hour after Hocal Vowld National Guard's
been for New York City Subways.
And MTA conductor was randomly whacked
in the head with a glass bottle by a stranger
in the Bronx Wednesday and hour after Governor
Kathy Hocal announced she will flood the subways system
with National Guardements toward a crime search
in the city's underground?
The 38 year old conductor was in her cabin
on a southbound number four train at the 170th Street
in Jerome Avenue station in Mount Eden
when the unhinged man suddenly smashed a bottle
over her head just before noon, going to cops.
She reported attacked the next station
and was taken to New York City Health Hospital's Lincoln
and stable condition.
The NYPD says, "So there you have it.
Now getting hit in the head with the bottle hurts."
Not only that, it was in broad daylight, noon time.
The guy smashes a person over the head with a bottle.
Noon time, broad daylight.
Not sure if that's an elevated train outside
or it's on the ground, but still it's noontime
there's people around it's not like in the middle
of the night where no one's around
there's people around there.
Just a goal, just to smash somebody over the head
with the bottle.
And then NYPD basically just became
a ambulatory service.
They don't stop crime, they don't catch people really.
If they do, the judge releases them,
so they just pretty much pick you up from the ground
whatever or call an ambulance for you
and take you to the hospital.
It's just ridiculous.
So I don't recall last week if I covered
the Latisha James, FDNY, Little Fiasco also,
where they were booing her.
But I have the audio here it is.
- I'd like to introduce our next speaker,
Attorney General, Latisha James.
(audience applauding)
- Oh, come on, we're in that house of God.
First, simmer down.
Thank you, thank you, thank you for getting
out of your system.
I wanna thank Commissioner Kavanaugh
and Chief Hodgons for that recognition.
And today's, today we are making history,
swearing in our first African-American woman,
Chaplin of FDNY.
(audience applauding)
- I wish I was there to boo also, I'd be booing too.
The lady is no good.
She ran on the whole platform
that she was gonna prosecute Trump
when he got, if she got elected
as Attorney General of New York, which is bonkers to me.
And as you can see, it's still all about race with these people.
The first black Chaplin, it's not about,
is, you know, they're just a good Chaplin or anything.
It's the first black Chaplin, I have to do this.
It's all about race.
There's no more meritocracy.
If you're black, you're minority, you get the job.
Period.
That's what it is with these people.
They need to be removed from office.
But no, they're gonna still try to punish the people
who were booing and in Trump for their first amendment speech
because they were booing and chanting Trump
at a elected official, an elected official.
You have every right to boo and chant,
"A elected official."
You shouldn't be disciplined for that.
Now we got some business news I'll cover out today.
US inflation rose 3.2% in February
with consumer prices not falling yet during Biden's time in office.
US inflation rose 3.2 in February yet another stubbornly high figure
that won't inspire the Federal Reserve
to slash interest rates to spring.
February's consumer price index, which tracks change
in the course of everyday goods and services,
came in a tick higher than the 3.1 headline inflation figures
economy surveyed by facts that expected.
So pretty much Joe Biden's economy,
doing what Joe Biden's economy's doing
and everything still expensive.
Rates aren't gonna come down.
So, duh, that's it.
Deal with it.
Then last but not least today, a very strange story.
Bowing whistleblower found dead in a hotel parking lot
just days after testifying against airplane giant.
Bowing whistleblower was found dead in his truck
in a parking lot of his South Carolina hotel
after he failed to show up for the second part of his testimony
for a bombshell lawsuit against the company
or reports said Monday.
John Barnett, 62, had raised safety concern
at the airline's factories and provided his first testimony
just days before he was found dead
from apparent self-inflicted gunshot wounds
to Charleston County coroner told BBC.
Barnett's attorney, Brian Nolz, told TMZ
that he had explicit doubt about the circumstances
of his death and called the self-inflicted gunshot
would quote unquote alleged.
Today's the tragic days, no told corporate crime reporter.
John had been back and forth for quite some time
getting prepared.
The defense examined him for their,
the defense examined him for their allowed seven hours
under the rules on Thursday.
The whistleblower had been seen staying at the hotel
to provide a deposition in a whistleblower lawsuit
against the company.
Now the thing that makes this so suspicious
is that he still had to testify.
And in the middle he decides to off himself.
I don't think so.
It's a lot of stuff going on with Bowing recently
with that door blowing off
in the seven three seven with those sensors or whatever it was.
But I don't know, something is very fishy.
Very, why are they being so scrutinized?
Why all this stuff is happening?
Down his guy was in a parking lot in his truck in a hotel.
Hopefully our cameras dare.
We're gonna get, well, the cameras weren't working
or there wasn't a camera where his car was parked.
I bet you to see what actually happened.
This is all very suspicious to me.
And we'll keep track of this one.
So that's all I got for this episode.
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