Date & Time: 2025-09-02 16:05:00

Location: AM 1600 KIVA - Albuquerque

Summary

The central theme is a fervent critique of cashless bail reform, arguing it has directly caused increased crime and lawlessness, and advocating for a return to stricter accountability, supported by federal intervention.

Takeaways

* Cashless bail reform is presented as a failed policy directly contributing to rising crime rates, particularly in "blue cities" like Chicago, Albuquerque, Washington D.C., New York, and San Francisco.

* Eddy attributes societal problems, including youth crime and a "criminal breeding ground," to a lack of parental supervision and accountability.

* There is a deep distrust of the judicial system and mainstream media (CBS, NBC, ABC), which are accused of "gaslighting" the public and enabling criminality.

* Donald Trump's executive order to withhold federal grants and contracts from jurisdictions with cashless bail is strongly supported as a necessary measure to restore law and order.

* The segment hints at future topics, such as the role of artificial intelligence in politics and its potential impact on upcoming elections.

Topics

Introduction

Eddy Aragon, opens his show by commenting on the terrible city traffic and explaining his preference for a text-in format over call-ins to foster genuine discussion rather than arguments and soapboxing.

* The Failure of Cashless Bail Reform

Eddy vehemently argues that cashless bail reform is a failed policy that has directly caused a surge in crime across every city that has implemented it. He believes it removes accountability, creates a "turnstile" justice system for criminals, and that media reports to the contrary are lies. He supports Donald Trump's executive order to combat it, viewing it as a necessary step to restore law and order and protect law-abiding citizens.

* The main topic is cashless bail reform, which Eddy argues has failed and led to increased crime, specifically mentioning New Mexico's existing cashless bail system.

* On August 25th, Donald Trump signed executive orders on cashless bail nationwide, which Eddy links to a period of "big crime" during pandemic shutdowns.

* Eddy criticizes the rationale for the reform, which is to lessen the disproportionate impact on low-income people and people of color, suggesting it's a constant concern in policy-making.

* He links a lack of parental supervision and accountability to a rise in youth crime, citing examples like a gang of 12-14-year-olds running over a biker and a mass shooting in Las Cruces last March/April.

* He uses an analogy of pouring boiling water, baking soda, and vinegar to clear drain bugs to illustrate the need to "turn up the heat" and "supervise" to address problems.

* He claims that despite liberal studies showing bail reform is effective and that there's "no statistically significant relationship between bail reform and crime or violent crimes rates," these are "lies." He asserts that anecdotal evidence in cities like Chicago (which fully abolished bail), Albuquerque, Washington D.C. (which began a non-cash approach in 1992), New York, and San Francisco proves crime has significantly increased.

* Eddy accuses the media (CBS, NBC, ABC, including his own network) of "gaslighting" the public by denying the negative effects of bail reform.

* He argues that the justice system has become a "turnstile" where police arrest the same people repeatedly, and that being jailed should be part of the reform process for defendants.

* Trump's Executive Order and Political Corruption

Eddy supports Trump's executive order to penalize jurisdictions with cashless bail, seeing it as a necessary federal intervention. He expresses deep distrust in the judicial system, expecting judges to block the order, and condemns local leaders like Governor Lujan Grisham for fostering what he sees as a corrupt and lawless environment similar to that in some Latin American countries.

* Trump's executive order directs Attorney General Pam Bondi to identify states and jurisdictions with cashless bail within 30 days, with the speaker hoping Albuquerque is included.

* The order threatens to withhold federal grants and contracts from these jurisdictions.

* Eddy anticipates that "corrupt" judges in lower courts will likely rule this action illegal or unconstitutional, dismissing such rulings as typical.

* He criticizes New Mexico's leadership, specifically Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, for "empowering a level of criminality" and associating with criminals, citing an example of her "dancing a little Mexican jig in the South Valley with Los Padillas"

* He draws parallels to Latin American politics (Brazil, Mexico), where he claims politicians answer to criminal organizations, and lawlessness prevails, citing "Narcotraficantes" and "corridos" in Mexico. He states that the most dangerous places are also the most liberal, believing in setting criminals free.

* He argues that red states, which pay most taxes and create economic prosperity, should have a larger voice.

* Future Topic: Artificial Intelligence in Elections

The lecture will transition to a discussion about the potential role of artificial intelligence in politics, specifically in relation to PACs and the upcoming 2026 election.

* Eddy introduces the next segment, which will focus on artificial intelligence.

* He poses the question of whether AI could be a solution to the current political problems, suggesting it might be what's needed to "bail us out."

* The discussion will cover the establishment of AI and Political Action Committees (PACs) for the 2026 election.

Eddy’s Suggestions

* A tougher approach is needed to handle criminals, metaphorically described as needing to "turn up the heat" and "purge" the problem.

* The focus of the justice system should be on protecting citizens who play by the rules, rather than on equity for defendants.

Summary

The segment centers on current events, including Rudy Giuliani's car accident and Presidential Medal of Freedom nomination, and a debate on the necessity and benefits of federal intervention (e.g., National Guard, federal agencies) to combat rampant crime in local communities, particularly in cities like Albuquerque, with a caller offering counterpoints on crime statistics and attributing positive changes to specific political actions. Eddy also emphasizes the need for clarity in information amidst "muddy waters" in the media.

Takeaways

* Rudy Giuliani was seriously injured in a car accident while assisting a domestic violence victim, is recovering, and has been nominated by Donald Trump for the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which the host believes is long overdue.

* Eddy strongly advocates for federal intervention, such as deploying the Federal National Guard and federal law enforcement, to address high crime rates in cities, arguing that local law enforcement lacks sufficient manpower and resources.

* Federal intervention is presented as a visible show of force, providing specialized and "free" resources, capable of handling interstate criminal elements, and leading to tougher federal prosecutions.

* A caller disputes Eddy’s premise of rampant crime, citing a year-over-year decrease in homicides in the local area and attributing this improvement to ”Bulldozer Homens” closing the border and Trump's immigration policies.

* Eddy expresses a personal connection to Giuliani's situation, recalling his own radio station being taken down without support.

* Eddy criticizes "blue states" and local Democratic politicians for perceived opposition to federal assistance in crime fighting.

Highlights

* Details of Rudy Giuliani's car accident, his injuries, and his nomination for the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Donald Trump were announced on Truth Social.

* Eddy’s strong advocacy for federal intervention in local crime, including the deployment of the Federal National Guard and federal agencies like ICE and the FBI, cites benefits such as specialized resources, the ability to track interstate criminals, and tougher federal prosecution (e.g., Solomon Pena's 80-year sentence).

* Eddy’s controversial comparison of criminals to "cockroaches" and the justification for this analogy.

* The caller's counter-argument regarding a decrease in local homicide rates and attributing this to federal border policies and Trump's immigration actions.

* Eddy’s personal reflection on the 24th anniversary of 9/11 and his visits to the memorial.

* Eddy’s general sentiment about "muddy waters" in the news media and the need for clarity.

Topics

* Rudy Giuliani's Accident and Medal of Freedom Nomination

* Rudy Giuliani, age 81, was hospitalized after a high-speed car accident in New Hampshire, sustaining a fractured thoracic vertebra and other injuries.

* The incident occurred when Giuliani's vehicle was struck from behind while he was assisting a woman who was a victim of domestic violence.

* Ragusa, a spokesperson, confirmed the crash was not a targeted attack and urged against spreading conspiracy theories.

* Giuliani is reportedly in good spirits during his recovery at the trauma center.

* Donald Trump announced on Truth Social his intention to award Giuliani the Presidential Medal of Freedom following the serious car accident.

* Eddy feels the award is ‘long overdue and expresses sympathy for what Giuliani has been going through, noting it's been "a tough one for him."

* The ceremony details will be revealed later, once Giuliani is out of the hospital.

* Eddy recalls Giuliani's time as 'America's mayor' and his significant work in cleaning up New York City.

* Eddy expresses feeling 'very related' to Giuliani's situation, recalling how his own radio station was taken down and no one spoke up for it, similar to how he feels no one spoke up for Giuliani.

* Debate on Federal Intervention to Combat Local Crime

* Eddy Aragon argues that crime is rampant and suggests that Donald Trump should order in the Federal National Guard to restore order in cities like Albuquerque and Española.

* Eddy Aragon believes local law enforcement lacks the manpower and resources to stabilize the city, stating that "violence has surged beyond our ability, the local law enforcement's ability."

* Eddy Aragon highlights the severity of the fentanyl and meth crisis, citing a British woman's perception of danger even in Old Town Albuquerque due to hearing about these issues.

* Eddy Aragon lists the benefits of federal intervention: it's a visible show of force that deters criminals, provides 'free' resources, federal employees are specialized and know what they're doing, they can handle interstate criminals who move between states like Colorado, Texas, Missouri, Iowa, and Nevada, and federal prosecution is tougher, citing Solomon Pena's 80-year sentence as an example of federal law enforcement's effectiveness compared to local prosecution.

* Eddy Aragon believes federal intervention would provide relief for overworked local police and create goodwill within communities, suggesting that cities like Washington D.C. and Chicago should feel better about it.

* Eddy controversially compares criminals to 'cockroaches,' stating that, unlike actual cockroaches, criminals 'kill you, they'll take from you,' and views the comparison as an 'elevation' for criminals.

* Eddy criticizes 'blue states' for becoming 'more stupid and more blue' and suggests that local Democratic politicians should not oppose federal intervention, citing Minneapolis as an example where additional resources may have prevented the incident.

* Tim calls in and states that homicides are down year over year, from around 70 or 71 this time last year to about 50 now.

* Tim attributes the drop in crime not to local officials like "Chihuahua" or Tim Keller or APD, but to the closure of the border by Homens and Trump's immigration policies.

* Tim also praises Trump for his handling of the economy, stating that the rate of national debt has slowed.

* 9/11 Remembrance

* Eddy notes that September marks 24 years since 9/11 and mentions having visited the memorial and the new tower three separate times, describing it as "solemn ground" where "so many lives were lost."

Eddy’s Recommendation

* Eddy advocates for using the Federal National Guard to intervene in cities with high crime rates, like Albuquerque, to restore order and supplement local law enforcement.

Summary

Eddy critically examines the perceived hypocrisy of Democratic politicians and the media regarding crime and the deployment of the National Guard, contrasting their actions with their criticism of Donald Trump's similar policies. He highlights severe public safety issues in New Mexico cities and attributes them to ineffective local leadership and a "failing culture."

Takeaways

* Eddy asserts that Democratic politicians, including New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, exhibit hypocrisy by adopting strategies similar to Donald Trump's, such as deploying the National Guard to combat crime, despite their prior criticisms of such actions.

* The media is accused of biased reporting, selectively ignoring positive outcomes when they align with Democratic initiatives while amplifying criticism for similar actions by Republicans.

* New Mexico cities, particularly Albuquerque and Española Valley, are depicted as facing dire public safety challenges, including high crime rates, rampant drug trafficking, and high overdose death rates, which Eddy attributes to a "failing culture" and the inaction or ineffectiveness of local officials.

* Eddy questions the stated "non-law enforcement duties" of the deployed National Guard, arguing that actual law enforcement is what is needed to address the pervasive crime.

* A broader call for "new blood" and stronger leadership in politics is made, with criticism directed at older politicians, such as Bernie Sanders, and the current political establishment for their perceived ineffectiveness.

Chapters & Topics

* National Guard Deployment and Political Reactions in New MexicoEddy sarcastically "commends" Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham for adopting a strategy similar to Donald Trump's by deploying the National Guard to combat crime, which has reportedly resulted in a 24% reduction in homicides in Albuquerque. However, he strongly criticizes the perceived hypocrisy of Democrats and the media for their biased coverage and double standards, and questions the effectiveness and stated purpose of the Guard if they are not performing law enforcement duties.

* Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham authorized the deployment of New Mexico National Guard personnel to support the Albuquerque Police Department (APD) in response to ongoing public safety challenges, particularly along the Central Avenue corridor and other specific areas.

* Eddy compares this action to Donald Trump's policy of sending federal employees and the National Guard to high-crime cities like Washington, D.C., and Chicago, noting that D.C. has not had a single person shot since Trump installed the National Guard.

* The deployment was initiated as an emergency request from APD, which Eddy suggests indicates Mayor Tim Keller's support, possibly influenced by an upcoming election.

* Between 60 and 70 National Guard personnel were deployed to Albuquerque beginning in mid-May, with their training to assist APD already underway under the supervision of the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Public Safety, and the State Police.

* According to Axios, Governor Lujan Grisham's move in April helped cut homicides in Albuquerque by 24% in the first half of the year.

* Eddy accuses Democrats and the local media (channels 4, 7, 13) of blatant hypocrisy for ignoring the governor's actions while criticizing Donald Trump for similar policies, suggesting they "carry the water for Democratic politicians." He also criticizes District Attorney Sam Bregman for potentially trying to take credit and Deborah Haaland for disliking the police and the National Guard.

* The National Guard members are explicitly tasked with non-law enforcement duties, meaning they are not making arrests or detaining anyone, which the speaker questions, stating, "What we need is law enforcement."

* The deployment also extends to Española Valley in central New Mexico to address a significant surge in violent crime, drug trafficking, and public safety threats that have overwhelmed local resources.

* Crime and Social Conditions in New MexicoEddy paints a grim picture of social decay in Albuquerque and Española Valley, highlighting high crime rates, pervasive drug problems, and ineffective local leadership. He attributes these issues to a "failing culture" and political inaction, leading to what he describes as living in 'squalor and this filth.'

* Eddy describes Albuquerque as a "horrible, decrepit city" plagued by "filth and rummage," and criticizes the Albuquerque Police Department for not doing their job and complaining about pay.

* Española Valley is reported to have a "significant surge in violent crime, drug trafficking, public safety threats" that have overwhelmed local resources, with Rio Arriba County having the highest overdose death rate in the entire state, according to the governor.

* Eddy criticizes local officials, including the police, mayor, and governor, for failing to manage the city effectively and allowing crime to persist, suggesting that they prioritize power over public safety.

* Eddy mentions using AI (ChatGPT) to identify Española Valley High School as the "number one ghetto high school" in the city, defending the statement as an AI-generated "fact" and noting that AI is "mostly liberal."

Date: September 1st, 2025 - Segment 1

Location: AM 1600 KIVA Albuquerque

Summary

Eddy argues that contemporary labor unions—especially in the public sector—undermine efficiency, inflate costs, and prioritize seniority and politics over performance. Eddy calls for merit-based systems, re-evaluation of collective-bargaining rights, and stronger accountability in the police and education sectors.

Takeaways

* Unions are portrayed as politically motivated entities that raise labor costs and stifle economic flexibility.

* Labor Day protests cited as proof of unions’ growing political agenda and a preview of intensified action in 2026.

* Public-sector unions (police, teachers) are highlighted as especially problematic because they rely on taxpayer funds.

* Seniority-based pay scales are said to discourage younger, high-performing workers and block meritocratic advancement.

* Rigid collective-bargaining agreements allegedly prevent businesses and agencies from adapting to market changes.

* Illegal-immigration policies supported by unions are described as contradictory, threatening members’ own job security.

* The media is accused of providing sympathetic coverage that frames strikes as anti-Trump narratives.

* Local examples from the Albuquerque Police Department and failing schools are used to illustrate union-related inefficiencies.

* Speaker predicts larger, more politically charged strikes in 2026 and urges resistance to union influence.

* Suggested reforms include performance-based accountability and limiting public-sector collective-bargaining rights.

Topics

Comprehensive Critique of Labor Unions (Labor Day Broadcast)

Eddy argues that modern unions are detrimental to businesses, public services, and economic efficiency. He contends they are politically motivated entities that inflate labor costs, reward seniority over merit, shield under-performers, and limit employer flexibility through rigid contracts. The broadcast positions the nationwide Labor Day protests as evidence of unions’ growing political agenda and warns listeners to expect intensified union action in 2026.

* Unions are portrayed as “political animals” whose strikes are occurring in Philadelphia, Chicago, Milwaukee, Albuquerque, and other cities.

* Public-sector unions (e.g., those of the Albuquerque Police Department and teachers) are singled out as especially problematic because they rely on taxpayer funds.

* Meritocracy vs. seniority: Union pay scales and promotion rules prioritize seniority, allegedly discouraging younger, talented workers.

* Union demands (higher wages, increased overtime, more benefits) are presented as drivers of higher unemployment and business stagnation.

* Rigid collective-bargaining agreements are said to prevent adaptation to changing market conditions and increase overall labor costs.

* Illegal-immigration stance: unions accused of harboring contradictory pro-illegal-immigrant politics that threaten their own job security by welcoming lower-cost labor.

* Media criticism: mainstream outlets blamed for wall-to-wall sympathetic coverage of union protests, framing them as anti-Trump stories.

* Future outlook: Eddy predicts similar or larger strikes in 2026 and encourages resistance to union influence.

* Specific Examples: Albuquerque Police Department & Education Sector

Eddy Aragon uses local examples to illustrate broader union problems: Albuquerque Police Department officers allegedly ‘b***h and moan’ about pay while crime rises, and teachers in a failing educational system demand higher wages and protections despite poor outcomes.

* Albuquerque Police Department (APD): officers accused of spending excessive time in non-law enforcement activities while crime metrics worsen.

* Chief’s overtime controversy is mentioned as evidence that pay grievances dominate APD discourse.

* Education: teachers’ unions criticized for complaining about salaries and vacations while educational performance ‘couldn’t be any worse’.

* Public-sector union membership is often labeled a conflict of interest because wages are derived directly from taxpayer funds.

* It is ‘impossible to fire bad employees’ due to union protection mechanisms.

* Political and Media Dimensions of Union Activity

Eddy asserts that union protests serve a partisan purpose: undermining Donald Trump and advancing progressive policy goals, all while media outlets amplify their narrative.

* CBS News cited as focusing on ‘Donald Trump’s destroying businesses’ during hourly updates.

* Claims federal employees act like entitled union workers influenced by Barack Obama’s ‘you didn’t build that’ mindset.

* Question raised: ‘Did they get paid for protesting on their day off?’ implying unions may leverage overtime clauses even during demonstrations.

* Strikes framed as a preview of 2026 political messaging.

Eddy Recommends

* Re-evaluate public-sector collective-bargaining rights to ensure taxpayer funds are used efficiently, and performance is prioritized.

* Promote merit-based advancement systems that reward productivity and innovation regardless of tenure, race, or political affiliation.

* Introduce performance-based accountability measures in police and educational unions to align compensation with measurable outcomes.

Theme

The radio show highlights significant disparities in criminal sentencing, the impact of immigration policies on social stability, and the growing cultural and political tensions in Western societies. It calls for greater transparency, accountability, and community engagement to address these challenges.

Takeaways

* Sentencing disparities exist, with harsher penalties for hate speech and anti-immigration actions compared to sexual assault.

* Donald Trump's immigration policies and approval ratings are discussed, including media reactions and public engagement.

* Concerns about judicial assignments and corruption in high-profile cases.

* Demographic changes and social tensions in Europe due to immigration.

* Protests and resistance against immigration and crime in Europe, Australia, and Japan.

* The rise of Muslim-exclusive communities challenges freedom of religion and Western values.

* Sex-for-rent exploitation cases highlight vulnerabilities among women and immigrants.

* Importance of strong father figures in preventing exploitation and promoting self-worth.

* Rise in attacks on Catholic churches and Christian persecution globally.

* Nonprofit financial transparency issues and calls for caution when donating.

Highlights

* "If you want to make people more conservative, marriage. That is the answer."

* "Any government that puts foreigners over their own people is treasonous and illegitimate."-- Elon Musk

* "Destroying the idea of America is the goal."-- 《People's Conference for Palestine》

* "This is why people are revolting over him."

* "Europe is waking up."

* "This is a battle that is happening for the soul of the West right now."

* "In some way, shape, or form, they're starting to get close to marriage."

* "To turn the right man's head a second time, that takes some skill. That takes true beauty."

* "We allow ourselves to get in these positions where wait until the brink of total chaos and total destruction, total takeover."

* "Donald Trump is pulling some thousand IQ moves here."

* "You are supposed to treat a mental disorder, not affirm it."

* "Changing the book's appearance doesn't actually change what's on the inside, just like with trans people."

* "Pray without ceasing."-- 《DHS.gov》

* "Every day that you go without a murder vindicates Donald Trump."

* "You have made him a victim, Democrat leadership."

* "You need to know what type of nonprofits you are giving to."

Chapters & Topics

* Political Approval Ratings

President Trump has had higher approval ratings than Barack Obama and George Bush for 35 consecutive days at the same point in their second terms, according to RCP. The media is reacting strongly to this trend.

* Trump's approval ratings have surpassed those of Obama and Bush for 35 days straight.

* Approval ratings breakdown: -38% for white women with a degree, +1% for white men with a degree, +14% for white women without a degree, +41% for white men without a degree.

* Disapproval is highest among college-educated white women.

* Marriage is suggested as a factor that increases conservatism.

* Immigration Policy and Media Coverage

Donald Trump eliminated Section 8 housing for illegal immigrants, requiring proof of U.S. citizenship for eligibility. The left has compared this policy to 'Holocaust 2.0.' Media outlets, such as CBS, have been accused of deceptive editing regarding coverage of immigration and criminal cases.

* Section 8 housing now requires proof of U.S. citizenship; illegal immigrants are excluded.

* Media reactions include extreme comparisons and accusations.

* CBS edited an interview with Kristi Noem, omitting details about a criminal's background, specifically that the individual (Omar Obrego-Garcia) was a known human smuggler, MS-13 gang member, wife-beater, and solicited nude photos from minors.

* Text line for live show participation: 505-405-1776.

* Judicial Assignments and Corruption

The same DEI judge, Lisa Cook, is handling both a mortgage fraud case involving a Democrat federal governor and a case blocking Trump's deportation order for illegal immigrants. Trump has demanded her recusal, raising concerns about repeated assignments of high-profile cases to certain judges.

* Lisa Cook, a Biden-appointed judge, is handling multiple high-profile cases.

* Concerns about corruption and repeated assignments to the same judges.

* Elon Musk retweeted commentary stating that any government prioritizing foreigners over its own citizens is treasonous and illegitimate, arguing that the people deserve a government that represents their interests.

* Demographic Changes and Social Tensions in Europe

Muslim migrants in Germany and Pakistanis in Denmark have made statements about demographic shifts, claiming that they will outnumber and potentially 'exterminate' native populations within 10 years due to higher birth rates. Dublin has shifted from being one of the safest cities in 2003 to one of the most dangerous in 2024.

* Statements from migrants about demographic takeover and threats to native populations.

* Muslim migrant: 'We have five children for every one that you have. We will outbreed you in 10 years, and we will exterminate you.'

* Pakistani man: 'In ten years, there will be more Pakistanis than Danish here. There are only five million Danes. You will soon be exterminated.'

* Dublin's safety ranking changed from the safest in 2003 to among the most dangerous in 2024.

* Media and Public Engagement

The KC and Mike show encourages public engagement through live radio and text participation. Promos and jokes are used to transition between topics and engage listeners.

* Listeners can tune in live from 6 to 7 a.m. weekdays on AM 1600 in New Mexico.

* Rock of Talk app is available for streaming.

* Text line for participation: 505-405-1776.

* Disparity in Sentencing for Crimes

Three cases were discussed: Sean Tuck posted a racist comment on Facebook and received 15 weeks in prison; Sam Malia sold anti-immigration stickers and received 24 months in prison; Al Sohamani raped a 12-year-old girl and received 180 hours of community service with no prison time. The speaker highlights the perceived injustice and public outrage over these sentencing disparities.

* Sean Tuck: racist Facebook comment, 15 weeks in prison.

* Sam Malia: sold anti-immigration stickers, 24 months in prison.

* Al Sohamani: raped a 12-year-old girl, 180 hours of community service, no prison.

* Public outrage over lenient sentencing for serious crimes.

* Immigration and Cultural Impact

The lecture discusses growing protests across Europe, Australia, and Japan against third-world immigration, with claims that mass immigration threatens national cultures and Western civilization. Specific numbers include 350,000 Australian patriots marching in six major cities and 5,000 people protesting outside Japan's Prime Minister's office. The speakers argue that Western civilization and Islam are incompatible, referencing historical conflicts and current events.

* 350,000 Australian patriots marched in six major cities.

* Protests in Ireland, Germany, France, Poland, Britain, Australia, Spain, Austria, and Japan.

* Five thousand people protested in front of Japan's Prime Minister's office.

* Claim that mass immigration threatens national cultures.

* Western civilization and Islam are described as incompatible.

* Freedom of Religion and Western Values

The speakers assert that freedom of religion cannot coexist with a predominantly Muslim population in Western countries, claiming that Sharia law is fundamentally incompatible with the US Constitution. The Department of Justice is investigating a proposed Muslim-centered community (Epic City) in Josephine, Texas, for potentially enforcing Islamic law.

* Epic City in Josephine, Texas, is under DOJ investigation for potential enforcement of Sharia law.

* Sharia law is described as incompatible with the US Constitution.

* Concerns about Muslim-exclusive communities in the US.

* Sex-for-Rent Arrangements and Exploitation

A trend in Canada involves women exchanging sex for free rent, often without legal contracts. The lecture discusses the exploitation of vulnerable women, including college students and immigrants, by landlords. The DOJ has prosecuted similar cases in California, Wisconsin, and New Jersey. The speakers debate whether such arrangements are empowering or exploitative.

* Sex-for-rent arrangements reported in Canada, the story broke in March of this year (2024).

* DOJ prosecutions in California, Wisconsin, and New Jersey for landlord exploitation.

* Vulnerable individuals, especially young women and immigrants, are targeted.

* Debate over empowerment versus exploitation.

* Role of Fathers and Societal Failings

The speakers reflect on the importance of strong father figures in preventing exploitation and promoting self-worth among young women. They recommend the book 'Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters' and lament societal trends that discourage men from fulfilling protective roles.

- Strong father figures are crucial for daughters' well-being.

* Societal trends discourage men from protective roles.

* Recommendation: 'Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters' book.

* Protests and Resistance in Europe

Men in Europe, particularly in Scotland and Ireland, are increasingly protesting against immigration and crimes such as gang rapes attributed to immigrants. The speakers draw parallels to historical events like Braveheart, emphasizing the need for men to protect their communities.

- Protests in Europe against immigration and related crimes.

* Historical parallels to Braveheart and resistance movements.

* Calls for men to stand up and protect their communities.

* Crime, Corruption, and Political Strategy

The speakers preview a discussion on crime, corruption, and Donald Trump's recent political maneuvers, described as '1000 IQ moves.' They note that Democrats continue to respond to these strategies, whether intentionally or not.

- Donald Trump is making strategic political moves.

* Democrats are reacting to these moves.

* Upcoming discussion on crime and corruption.

* Transgender Shooter and Gun Control Debate

A transgender shooter targeted a Catholic school, prompting MSNBC panel discussions about banning firearms. The speakers argue that affirming mental disorders leads to more violence and criticize the progression of LGBTQ+ rights, claiming it has led to destructive outcomes involving children.

- Transgender shooter targeted Catholic school.

* MSNBC panel discussed banning firearms.

* Speakers argue affirming mental disorders increases violence.

* Criticism of LGBTQ+ rights progression since 2008 under Barack Obama, arguing it has led to a 'slippery slope' from marriage equality to demands for cake baking, pronoun usage, drag performances for children, teachers hiding gender transitions from parents, and ultimately, violence and child-related issues.

* Reference to 'icky' laws in California allowing significant age gaps in relationships, specifically a 10-year age difference with a teenager, which speakers connect to the negative progression of this ideology.

* Radical Feminism and Gender Ideology

The lecture discusses the evolution of radical feminism, mentioning J.K. Rowling's involvement and the backlash she faced. It highlights the connection between feminism and cultural Marxist movements, as well as the ongoing debate surrounding gender ideology.

- J.K. Rowling was initially aligned with radical feminism but faced criticism from her own side.

* Feminism is described as part of the broader cultural Marxist movement.

* Trans artists are removing J.K. Rowling's name from Harry Potter books and reselling them.

* Changing the book's appearance does not change its content, paralleling the discussion on gender identity.

* Christian Persecution and Government Response

There has been a rise in attacks on Catholic churches, with over 500 incidents since 2020. One in seven Christians worldwide is facing significant persecution, making Christianity the most persecuted religion currently. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security tweeted 'pray without ceasing,' which triggered debate about church-state separation.

- Over 500 attacks on Catholic churches since 2020.

* One in seven Christians worldwide are persecuted.

* Christianity is currently the most persecuted religion globally.

* Homeland Security tweeted 'pray without ceasing,' sparking controversy.

* Transgender Network and Youth Radicalization

A Daily Mail article exposes a secret network radicalizing young people, particularly in connection with the transgender Minneapolis school shooter. The network allegedly hunts for teen victims daily. The lecture suggests that this topic is significant enough to warrant further coverage.

- Daily Mail article reveals a network radicalizing youth.

* Connection to the transgender Minneapolis school shooter.

* Network allegedly targets teen victims daily.

* Youth Suicide and Data Tracking Issues

There are reportedly more youth suicides than ever, but schools do not track these cases, leading to missing data. In Albuquerque, dropouts may actually be suicides, but the lack of resources prevents proper tracking. Police reports may not connect suicides to ideological exposure or pharmaceutical use.

- Increase in youth suicides, but schools do not track these cases.

* Missing data on what happens to dropouts.

* Police reports may not link suicides to ideology or medication.

* Need for data on pharmaceutical connections to youth suicides.

* Crime Rates and Political Dynamics in Washington, D.C. and Chicago

Since Donald Trump federalized Washington, D.C., there have been no black people killed, which Democrats do not celebrate. The National Guard's presence led to a rapid reduction in crime and an improvement in public safety. In Chicago, Trump offers federal help, but local authorities resist, leading to political tension. Mayor Bowser of D.C. acknowledges significant drops in gun crimes, homicides, and carjackings.

- No black people killed in D.C. since Trump federalized the city.

* Democrats are not celebrating the reduction in murders.

* National Guard presence led to immediate improvements in D.C., including clearing out homeless encampments and restoring cleanliness to public areas.

* Mayor Bowser reports fewer gun crimes, homicides, and carjackings.

* Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order to limit cooperation with federal law enforcement.

* Governor Pritzker of Illinois claims crime is down but resists federal intervention, specifically rejecting National Guard troops or ICE assistance.

* Law Enforcement and Crime Prevention Challenges

Law enforcement faces challenges due to policies that prevent the arrest of individuals for lower-level crimes, as seen in Los Angeles. The lecture argues that failing to address minor offenses can lead to more serious crimes. The Daniel Penny case is cited as an example of systemic failures.

- LAPD refused to arrest a man for property damage below a certain threshold.

* Failure to address minor crimes may escalate to major offenses.

* Individuals on the streets may be victims of failed leadership and exploitation.

* Drug Busts and Law Enforcement Success

The U.S. Coast Guard offloaded 76,000 pounds of illegal drugs in Florida, marking the most significant single bust in history. Donald Trump continues to highlight crime issues in major cities and offers federal assistance.

- U.S. Coast Guard offloaded 76,000 pounds of illegal drugs in Florida.

* Largest single drug bust in history.

* Donald Trump tweets about crime in major cities and offers help.

* Nonprofit Organization Financial Transparency

A nonprofit organization behind the pink ribbons raised $145 million in 2024, but only $9.3 million (6.4%) was allocated to research, awards, or grants. The lecture calls this corruption and urges caution when donating.

- Nonprofit made $145 million in 2024.

* Only $9.3 million (6.4%) went to research, awards, or grants.

* Concerns about corruption and financial transparency.

* Homelessness Solutions and Satirical Proposals

A satirical proposal suggests giving homeless people fake money so they get arrested and receive meals in jail. The idea is presented humorously as a way to address homelessness in Albuquerque.

- Proposal to give homeless people fake money so they get arrested and fed in jail.

* Idea is presented as a joke for cleaning up homelessness in Albuquerque.

* Call to Action: Parental Rights and Public Education

Listeners are encouraged to visit freedomfamiliesunited.com and sign a petition to restore parental rights and public education, joining the mission to reclaim children and restore American values.

- Call to sign a petition to restore parental rights and public education.

* Mission to reclaim children and restore American values.

Suggestions

* Consider the impact of marriage on political views and conservatism.

* Be vigilant about media editing and seek full context in news coverage.

* Increase diligence in tracking judicial assignments and holding corrupt officials accountable.

* Please pay attention to demographic trends and their impact on social stability.

* Review and reform sentencing guidelines to ensure proportionality and justice.

* Monitor and address cultural integration challenges to maintain social cohesion.

* Ensure community developments comply with constitutional principles and laws.

* Strengthen legal protections for vulnerable tenants against exploitation.

* Encourage positive father-daughter relationships to foster resilience and self-worth.

* Support community engagement and responsible activism to address social issues.

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Welcome, Christ-following, Freedom-Loving, Basket of Ultra MAGA Deplorable Lizard People – MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! to Day 695 or 702 of America under Siege

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Trump, Come Back for Christmas – by Lone Raccoon

If that wasn’t Scottish enough for you…

All the Drama of Christmas Explained...by JP

Going Old School

Biden did you know

Because, Queen…

All I want for Christmas is TRUMP!

Birth of The King at Legacy Church!

Fauci thinks he’s “idolized”

Lone Racoon’s “It’s Beginning to Look a lot like TREASON”

Brad Stine nails everything that’s wrong with “Happy HolidyAs”

Guess who else is a model train fanatic!

Front teeth are always in style…

The brilliance of Spike Jones!

Pope defrocks Pro-Life Priest

The Lone Racoon thinks “We Need a Little Justice Now” Watch for the Easter egg (or would that be Christmas ornament?)

12 DOSES of Christmas (thanks Angry Albertan Ensemble!)

Walk this way for some Holiday Cheer…

Also from the East Coast

Police Navidad! Inspiration strikes Liberty Nat suddenly

One of our kids’ Christmas favorite’s

J-Bird makes us all cry:

Communism’s Coming to Town!

Poem “Christmas” by Sir John Betjeman

(BONUS: here’s the piece J-Bird WISHED he could close with)

Fun was had by all, but we promise, there was no RUM in the Egg Nog!

God Bless Us, EVERYONE!

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0:00 Welcome Christ-following, Freedom-Loving, Basket of Ultra MAGA Deplorable Lizard People – and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

Day 688 of America under Siege689,794 WuFlu deaths on Biden’s Watch (1,087,405 - 397,611)AND 32,828 Vax Deaths and 4,623 Miscarriages as of Dec 9

VAERS Alternative

US Debt Clock

0:06 J-Bird's Merry Christmas-less incident

0:10 Jill Biden says "screw you, Christians"

0:18 Biden Admin Considering Sending More Troops to Ukraine to ‘Track Arms’ (get USA troops involved directly in the war)

0:32 Ronna McDaniels living the life of a Millionaire

0:42 Biden offers $55 Billion in U.S. taxpayer funds to Africa…

MLG Wants More

0:50 MLG's HSD want more money to keep COVID programs going

1:01 DC has the highest median income AND almost the highest unemployment rate in the country. And then there's New Mexico...

1:12 MLG’s PED wants more of our tax $$$

1:20 The economy is good, 1.1 billion in new money! Rebates for all!

1:24 Wait, wasn’t that Ronchetti’s idea?

1:30 New Mexico: the land of murder and money

1:39 Poll for Christmas Show - And the Winner is...

Happy birthday "PacMan" Manny Pacquiao...born this day in 1978.

Ernie Hudson...born on this day in 1945.

#1 on the UK chart in 1973...and it's been released every decade since 1973.

1:52 Merry Christmas Lujan Grinch – Our first parody returns!

2:01 Chrystler plant closing due to...

2:08 It is no longer speculation. What we said was happening is confirmed.

Check out the Died Suddenly Documentary

2:15 Nasal Vax is coming

2:23 Buckle up, here comes the next "Contagion Catastrophe"

2:26 ShowKilla Dave – Ivermectin and HCQ for COVID

2:38 Dictionary Dave – Dr. Peter McCullough’s book and his experience with HCQ

2:55 Mountain Bike John – biking across ABQ, Old Town

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0:00 Welcome, Freedom-Loving, Basket of Ultra MAGA Deplorable Lizard People!!!

to Day 681 of America under Siege686,820 WuFlu deaths on Biden’s WatchAND 32,3621 Vax Deaths and 4,615 Miscarriages as of Dec 20:02 US Debt Clock

0:04 Biden bails out pension plan, forgets sick leave and gives Jen Abruzzo a cherry job

0:17 Walker v Warnock vote tally

0:19 Brit-Brit: "It was Brittney or no one", NBC changed the storySaudi Arabia and UAE take credit for brokering the tradeIt's the USA's fault for not paying her enough? Russia is anti-LGBTBiden left behind a Marine, Whelan, who was set upEven Trump wouldn't release the Merchant of DeathWhelan's remarks vs his own brotherNFL wife unloads about the Griner trade

0:42 Mittens calls Trump a WHAT!!

0:46 Sinema, Dem no more?

0:47 Take the Poll for Christmas & New Year's Eve shows

0:49 Melanie Stansbury linked to Ghislaine Maxwell, reminiscent of FTX much?

RIP Darren Robinson, aka The Human Beat Box, died 12/10/95 at 28 years old.

Fats Domino, aka The Fat Man, for Imperial Records began recording the album this song is from on this day in 1949. He is the OG Fat Man...in music anyway.

1:15 J-Bird gets a great email idea!

1:17 MAGA Man – answers trivia from 2 weeks ago! All he wants for Christmas

1:36 Tim – Kari Lake got hosed in AZ, the US contracted with Victor Bout in Iraq war

1:56 Dictionary Dave – Biden is the WORST, but remember Obama?

2:05 Anne – Balenciaga name origins?

2:11 What is wrong with this church???

2:22 Thomas – takes issue with some of our views...J-Bird be like: hold my beer!

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0:00 Welcome, Freedom-Loving, Basket of Ultra MAGA Deplorable Lizard People!!!to Day 683 of America under Siege681,943 WuFlu deaths on Biden’s WatchAND 32,370 Vax Deaths and 4,597 (down from 5,120?) Miscarriages as of Nov 18

0:02 US Debt Clock

0:04 FREE Christmas Concert Sat and Sun! Nat is singing, come see us!

0:08 JetBlue Won’t Hire Unvaccinated Pilots, but Hired Violent Felon To Fly Planes

0:19 China's white paper protests, worker protests, Apple strangely silent and disables AirDrop in ChinaBiden uses this as opportunity to push boostersWatch The Last Train HomeCCP response to dragging off BBC Reporter...WaPo's Cry Baby Cheers on CCP Lockdowns

0:50 FTX was just the money launderer and influence peddlerMake way for the CBDC, what is it?CBDC in Nigeria already flopped

1:10 San Francisco wants to let robots use "deadly force", Joe thinks it's bonkers!

1:20 SMART Cities can be turned into concentration camps...in the name of safety

PUKE LED technology in our street lights?

Beware SMART systems, like Googles Nest ThermostatColorado citizens saw how digital thermostats worked out

2:00 Alternative phone handset: Pine phone, Solutions to Surveillance

2:14 ABQ installing new SMART traffic signals!

2:25 We need a change in the Republican Party, Eddy Aragon!

2:35 The Skinny on the Balenciaga Scandal: How it Started

2:40 Kids with bondage bears

2:45 Hidden Satan Worship?

2:48 It get's worse...

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0:00 Welcome, Freedom-Loving, Basket of Ultra MAGA Deplorable Lizard People!!!to Day 674 of America under Siege681,586 WuFlu deaths on Biden’s WatchAND 32,370 Vax Deaths and 4,597 (down from 5,120?) Miscarriages as of Nov 180:02 Taking a closer look at the VAERS Covid Miscarriage numbers, Then and NOW

0:40 Good Friday Shopping Numbers

0:42 Biden slowing down oil leasing in NM

0:46 But Oil Production in Venezuela may Increase

0:57 The UN wants 10 Trillion a year!

1:03 Retain your RIGHT to pursue happiness

Happy birthday...Anna Mae Bullock born 1939.

Charles Shulz birthday...born in 1922.

Released this day 2010.

1:26 Special Guest: Jeanne Saxon, Christmas Concert Showcase

1:35 How COVID lockdowns affected the performing arts

1:50 #DiedSuddenly Documentary

1:58 It's time for CHANGE in the NM GOP, Eddy's running for party Chair!

2:11 Pastor Steve Smotherman endorses Eddy

2:14 The Rock of Talk, Eddy Aragon, hilights GOP failures in NM and how we can change

2:31 MAGA Man – Fired up for Eddy to head up the Republican Party!

2:36 Mountain Bike John – How was your Thanksgiving? Eddy gives him a spot! ABQ Bike report, 100 miles biking around Albuquerque

2:45 How YOU can help get Eddy elected...contact us

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