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Can't play in the margins anymore.
We can't fail more efficiently.
“Certainly, the nostalgia is not working.”
I would argue, so it wasn't not going to work. But capitalism, as we know it, doesn't work, either. All right, now, Governor Gavin Newsom, that raises my eyebrows. Welcome to the Chris Plan show on Patrice
on Boota in for Chris Plan. Wow, that is interesting. We hear one of the front runners in the Democratic Presidential 2028 election talking about socialism, not working, especially since that's not
what we're hearing out of New York City. Out of a lot of blue states and cities that are trying to elect e-communists. Yes, they are back. They have researched.
They are wearing new costumes right now.
They dress up as people of color. They are running around here telling us about we can be all warm together under the fires of socialism. When, in fact, they're going to leave the people who actually have ambitions and opportunity and desire that in the cold.
I'm Patrice, as I mentioned, if you want to get to know more about me, go and listen to the podcast this morning. I gave you a full explanation of who I am, what I do. I run economic policy at independent women.
But I'm a daughter of the Almighty God. I am a wife, a mother of three boys. And I am a legal immigrant to the United States of America. And I'm very proud of that. I'm a naturalized citizen and I'm proud to be a citizen
of the United States. By the way, folks, we already took one call. We will be taking more calls. Definitely get on the line. I see Mike from Gainesville on the line.
The number is eight, eight, six, three, zero, nine, six, two, five. I'm just going to make the question of the day. What would you have asked Dr. Fauci, if you were in that Senate hearing earlier this week? So we've got a lot of Fauci questions and comments.
Bring them in, eight, eight, six, three, zero, nine, six, two, five. But right now, I am blessed and happy to welcome to the program Yale Nunes. She is the director of rapid responses in political communications for stand together.
Prior to this role, she was the executive director of communications for the seventh largest city in South Florida. She spent nearly four years running Hispanic media for the RNC. And she was also tapped by then Senator Marker Rubio
for his successful reelection campaign. So this is a lady who knows how to speak. But she also knows what she's talking about. Yale, welcome to the program. - Audrey, thank you so much for having me.
So I should joy to hear you speak the truth
“on so many important issues that we're dealing with”
as a nation. Today, thank you so much for sharing all my experience. But today, I'm speaking in a personal capacity. - Yes. - It's a very passionate about this topic.
And obviously, of course, always representing the independent
women forum, which is a terrific and an amazing group of women that are leading out there on important issues. - Well, Yale, and you are one of those women. You're one of our fellows, and your voice is so unique and your perspective is unique.
Because you are also an immigrant to this country and you've come from one of the socialist nations that the left seems to think is what the model for America should be. I talked, I opened this show, talking about why opportunity
and protecting free enterprise and freedom is what draws people to America. It's why we are blessed to be in this country. It's why we can be a blessing to our neighbors by generating values, starting businesses, working,
taking care of those around us. But also protecting the principles and values that have built this nation and should continue to be perpetrated from generation to generation. So that, the next generation does better.
Our children, our grandchildren do better rather than worse. But Yale, you talked to us about your story. Where did you come from? And why do you think America needs to loudly
“and as loud as possible, rebuke the socialist wave?”
Yes, well, as you mentioned, I was born actually a born-a-racing Cuba until the age of 16 where my family and I decided to leave because of the lack of opportunities and because of the pressures that a system
pushes socialism, which in Cuba really is more than socialism, socialism communism at this point and at that point as well, the pressures that puts on people. And it does it in an economic way. It does it in a level where you cannot speak freely,
where you are limited in every move that you make, everything that you do, everything that you believe. It's just limits humans.
I was fortunate enough to be able to leave the country
and come to the United States and start a life here
in a system that actually gives people the rights and the opportunities to pursue happiness, to pursue prosperity, to look for ways to improve your life, not only as a professional, but as a human. Because when you live in a nation or in a country
where you're even limited on what religion you can believe on because remember the system, all they're still in you and a lot of people have this misconception that there's free education, but when you go to school
“and they tell you that you have to learn Marxism,”
that you have to march for whatever political reasons they decide that you need to march for. And otherwise you fail your academic year. That's really not a vacation, that is indoctrination. And when you're born and raised in a system like that,
and then you come to a place like America where it is all the opposite, you have the opportunities, you have the chances to express yourself freely without consequences. You begin to appreciate capitalism.
It might not sound up, and I say this on my podcast, which I invite everybody to go and listen, the Yalee word on YouTube. And I did it reasonably as a socialism episode. - We'll get into that, because I do want you to talk
about what are the two biggest myths about socialism. And Yalee, I will just say, during the Obama years, Cuba was painted over as this great, fun, nostalgic place that everybody needs to go to, you know, you've got your Beyonces and your Jay-Zs,
and the celebrities going to Cuba. But what we were seeing on the screens, I guarantee you is not what you know is the real Cuba. Tell us about what real Cuba is like, not the sanitized version that the celebrities
projected and promoted. - Yeah, like I was telling it, like, socialism is a very rosy picture. Hearing the United States coming from the mouth of those new wave of socialists, Democrats,
they're receiving everyday on TV,
but this people have never lived or experienced socialism
or communism and gained their lives. So they're selling this rosy pictures when in reality, what you experience, when you live in the distance is blackout, it's lack of food, is the government telling you,
don't go to church or otherwise, because they want you to believe in the government.
“That's the only thing that they want you to believe on,”
they want the government to be a religion. You know, they question everything that you do, there's people, there's committed on the blocks, watching what people do in case they do something that is not revolutionary enough
or the deviates from the objective that the government has to go and tell the police so that they can come to your door and not come to your door and tell you what to do or why are you doing that? There's obviously no political descent admitted
within this system and it hurts people. Beyond hurting them at a personal capacity, hurts the entire society that they live on. And if we are not vigilant enough in that cripples in the way that it's doing here in the United States,
we're in big trouble, and that's why I'm so concerned about it, Patrie. - Well, I mean, we talked and we shared some clips from Momdami just today, where he talks about his new Pettatare tax,
which is a tax on people who have second homes in New York City
“that I believe are worth more than $5 million.”
He said it's going to raise $500 million of revenue.
That's going to pay for free child care and free buses and free groceries or discounted groceries. You know, he's also planning to open two new grocery stores that by the way are going to compete directly with the local bodegas, the local corner stores.
And he is undercutting their prices by artificially holding those prices down on a handful of goods. But at the same time, he gets to rig the system because the government, they won't be paying property taxes,
which the bodega has to pay. So when you look at what these socialist ideas do, they promise a lot, but when do they have you ever seen them deliver, Yally? This is the problem.
So what Mildani is trying to do with this new city supermarkets, or whatever it is that he's calling it, trying to according to him, reduce 30% of the produce that they send in it. Like you said, it's not only going to hurt local businesses,
but this is something that it wasn't ready implementing Cuba. So what they didn't Cuba, they knew about everything was nationalized after the revolution started with Sadel Castro. But what happened is they had this bodega's in Cuba.
They were government owned. And they will dictate, literally dictate
With a Russian book, how much you can eat of beans in a month.
How many breads you get to eat at a day?
How much rise do you get? That is the start. And what people are not realizing, what Mildani is doing is the start of the nationalization of property.
That is the beginning of it. And it might look very soft now.
“Like all we want to help with the cost of living,”
because it has risen even though that it has improved in the last few years. But we do have a problem with cost of living. And we're trying to find to deal with it. But the way that he wants to deal with it
are not the right way. When he comes to rent, and all this, like I said, our myths that I debunk in my episode of the L.E. word on YouTube. When he talks about rent, when he talks about rent,
he's saying, oh, if we do rent control and rent freezes
for everybody, everybody is going to be better. Well, use flash. Nothing is free. This socialist dates just don't tell you how your pain for things, right?
In Cuba, in Cuba, if you leave the country, you lose your house. Wow. Because the government starts dictating what you can do with your own property, how much you rent for, what do you do?
The reparation is everything. It's very hard to reverse that type of power. And that is the beginning of what we're starting to see in places like New York. And let's hope that it doesn't expand the way that I'm seeing
that it's expanding in other places. We're speaking with L.E. Nuna, she's one of the independent women fellows. You know, let's talk about here in the United States, the Hispanic community.
I think in 2024, people got to realize that Hispanics are not homogenous. They are not all the same type of people. Just like Blacks, I'm a Black woman. If folks don't know, I'm a Black woman.
I know people wonder about that. But we are not all the same. We don't think all the same. And frankly, we don't all have the same heritage. You talked about coming from Cuba.
“And I think Americans have started to see”
the massive support that increased for President Trump in 2024 in the Hispanic community. You know, it was impressive. And I think it knocked the left off their feet
because they didn't really understand just how powerful it is.
And, you know, Cudos to you for being part of those efforts over the years. Tell us though, you know, over the past year, almost two years now, the Trump administration. And some of the work around enforcement
of immigration laws and even just public safety laws. Where is the Hispanic community in their support? Do you think they're going to show up in the mid-terms and will they support conservatives? Well, you know, it is a tough year.
And we have to, we have to recognize. But I'll say this, the truth. Like you said, we are, we are the Hispanics in this country. We are a strong group. We are many of us at conservative block.
And the reason why I'm saying this is because a lot of people misunderstand when it comes to immigration,
“Hispanic care about the economy first and foremost.”
Yes, we do care about immigration, the same way that every American cares about having, you know, strong borders and, you know, and deal with, with immigration in the safest way and in the most human way possible. But we care about the same issues that every American cares
about with care about cost of living. We care about having faith communities. And I really do hope that they show up in a conservative way. This midterm, because it is very concerning derising of this new wave of socialists across the United States.
I do think, and I want to be hopeful here, I do believe that the majority of Americans will all right reject this nonsense. And this policies that they're failing, policies that democratic socialists,
which I've really find very hard to believe that you can be a democratic and a socialist at the same time. This is my personal belief here. But I'll say this, I hope that he's kind of rejected
and they go to the poll, and they say it with your vote. Yeah, because it's very important. I agree with that. Y'all, it's been a pleasure having you on folks can follow and go to your YouTube, the Y'allly Word, Y-A-L-I,
and certainly find you on social media. Thanks for joining us today on the Chris Plancheau. A pleasure if you join the team. Thank you. All right, folks, stay with us.
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“Mike from Gainesville, Virginia, what's on your mind, sir?”
- Take a morning, Patrice, good to talk you. - What's your name? - Same here. - Yeah, every day that Chris is on the air, he says Republicans are just terrible at messaging.
And when Anthony Fauci was on the stand there before the Senate, everybody knew he was going to take the fifth even though he had a pardon. So they were going to ask him questions to which he would refuse to answer
and invoke his fifth amendment, even though he didn't have the right to do that, since he already had a immunity. But the questions they asked and like, is your tie red?
What color is the carpet? Should have been referred to? - Fuller in front of you, yep. - Should have been the very simple question that they love to put to us on our side.
Did Joe Biden win the 2020 election, Dr. Fauci? Can you answer that question? - I would have loved to see him squirm on that question, Mike. - Right, but they should have kept asking each one of them
should have asked him that question over and over again, and at each one came up with their turn to ask a question. The next question they should have asked was, was Kamala Harris ever a legitimate vice president
when she's a Jamaican citizen at birth? - Oh boy, oh boy. - And the list of questions along that line could go on and on about how many people voted in different places around Georgia and right?
They could have had a litany of all the questions
that the Democrats never want to answer
about what went wrong in the 2020 election. - Right, they're with you. - That would be the wrong. - Right, that was their opportunity. And again, they fumble it every time.
And we fumble it ourselves. We just don't go there often enough and say, if Joe Biden was not president legitimately, then your pardon isn't legitimate either. Even though it was autopent.
- Well, that's also, I think, one of those legal questions as that gets challenged, the autopent who signed that pardon for Dr. Fauci.
“And one of the senators, I think it was Senator Moody,”
held up the big part and printed on a big board, cardboard board, and it was very telling. Now, I will say Mike, you had people in the audience who, and they stood up at one point, people who lost their parents, people who are really
suffered because of the pandemic. Women who are dealing fertility issues now, people who have marked the heart issue, I can't even get the word out right now. So maybe I will give our senators some grace
and say, maybe they were trying to balance, also ensuring that those people there issues with what Fauci's policies did and led to, to kind of balance and respect them in the room. But I agree with you.
I would love to have seen Fauci squirm under the question, is can a violent, can a man have babies? Can a man get pregnant? That would have been a good question to ask and let him see him plead the fifth,
like so many of them do. All right, Mike, thanks so much for your call, Jerry. I see you on the line. We're gonna take you shortly and folks get in on the line. Eight, eight, eight.
Six, three, zero, nine, six, two, five. I'm open to anything. All right, it's the Chris Plancheon. I'm Patricia Muka in for Chris. (upbeat music)
All right, it's bright, yay folks. That is bright. Welcome back to the Chris Plancheon. I'm Patricia Muka in for Chris today. And it is Friday.
Right now, we're watching on the news. President Trump is convening a cabinet meeting at Camp David with all of his cabinet officials around the table. It looks like there's been some breaking news
on the foreign policy front, but he's also speaking right now in the economy. I'm sure we'll be able to have some clips early next week on what's going on there.
But I tell you, it is always fun to see a Trump cabinet meeting.
It was really, and it still is, must watch TV. Folks, I'm taking calls this half hour. So please do get your calls in 888-630-965. I see you, Jerry, I see you, Michael. We'll get in right to you.
Now, before we do that, I wanna just to flag.
“And I think it's a good way to kind of round out this hour.”
We're really focusing on fighting back against socialism and really highlighting the perils, folks, the perils, not the promise, not the promise of socialism, but the perils of socialism.
That was no more obvious than what we saw yesterday
when migrants poured across the border
into a tiny Spanish territory.
“Thousands of migrants poured into the tiny Spanish territory”
of, say, Utah, I might be pronouncing it, but it neighbors the country of Morocco. And this is Morocco is an Africa. The thousands of migrants overwhelmed local authorities and this article says as a political headache
for the prime minister, their Pedro Sanchez. Now, what's interesting about this, I'm sure you've seen the clips in the videos now. It looked very similar to when what we saw at the southern border here in the United States
under the Joe Biden administration under Camila Zarr, boarders are Harris. When it was a floodgate here in the United States and people were crawling, swimming, climbing over fences
to get here into the United States.
We see now in this case footage on Spanish television of large crowds, folks, pay close attention. Large crowds of mostly young men. And by young, I'm not talking about seven years old, I'm talking about military age young men in their 20s.
“Coming through the southern swing around breakers”
and climbing over fences to cross into the Spanish nation. Most of them carry a little more than shorts and flip-flops that they were wearing. Some were equipped with life boys and swimming fins, but they were all celebrating setting foot
onto Spanish soil by shouting "long, live, Spain." Here is President Trump talking about, predicting the pairals that Spain is now experiencing. Let's listen to Cut 6. - They're coming from all over the world.
They're coming from Africa. They're coming from South America. They're coming from different parts of Asia. And they're invading Europe. I mean, they're invading Europe, it's an invasion.
And the UK is the prime suspect. - That's right. They're coming from all over the world. And President Trump was at the time. This was recently really cautioning the United Kingdom,
but the rest of the European nations, about their border policies. I mean, certainly being part of the European Union, there's this idea and it's this high-minded thought that we were all global citizens.
And we don't have to, we live across borders, we love across borders. Excuse me, we work across borders. So let's just open up and let everybody flow freely from nation to nation.
While that works, only in your imagination, it really doesn't work. And why is that? Well, the people who are doing well in the nations, the sending nations, they have no incentive,
no reason to leave. The people who are not, they have a lot of incentive to leave. And in fact, leave and take with them, their problems and their behaviors. Now, America is the most welcoming nation on the planet.
And we welcome over a million people to this country,
legally, underscore that, legally, like my family. We came to this country, legally. And for those who don't understand the process, it's a pretty rigorous process. You not only have to, you know, just, you know,
submit an application online or download an app. You actually have to prove to the federal government that you will not be a ward of this state. My parents had to prove that they could take care of their two children in addition to themselves
and that they would not be going on the government welfare system. You also had to prove your fitness and your health. We had to get shots. We had to prove that we were not going to be transporting diseases into this country.
And there are rules around immigration that are very understandable for very good reasons. If you remember back to COVID, let's go in the way back machine. A lot of those rules were somehow suspended. It didn't matter if you were coming across
this other importer and were vaccinated or not. Yet it is American citizen. You had to be vaccinated to keep your job if you were in the military. You had to be vaccinated if you were a teacher.
You would be, you are called pariah. Dr. Fauci would show up at your Washington DC basement apartment with the mayor of Washington DC and look at you as part of the super spreader problem and the reason why COVID was not being addressed.
The reason why COVID was continuing. Yet that wasn't showing up at this other importer. A good question I might have asked. Dr. Fauci on Wednesday is, why is it that illegal immigrants
“flooding through this other importer didn't need to be vaccinated?”
Their status didn't matter. But it mattered for someone working in the federal government or in the military. These are some of the questions that could have been asked. In any case, that's a long aside to bring us back to the point,
Which is that President Trump has been telling other European
nations, you've got to be careful about your borders.
You have to protect your borders. You can decide on your own immigration policies. And that's a good thing.
“I think it's fine to decide how many people you want to let in,”
what types of people, what qualifications, what are the parameters for legal immigration. But willy-nilly making throwing your borders open is a whole different situation here. So this month's Spain Supreme Court rule that migrants
intercepted at sea while attempting to reach this Spanish island or Spain's other African territory of Spain, they would not be numerally returned under the on-clave special border rejection regime. So the reason why you're starting to see thousands of people
particularly young men of military age
come through and infiltrate the Spanish border
is because of what the Spanish Supreme Court said, really kind of giving a green light to what's going on here. Usually, it's a slow trickle, but now you see an explosion of people. You know, it's a reminder to us in this country
why borders matter. It is a reminder that under the Trump administration, we had a present from day one who proved you did not need Congress to pass a new law. In fact, there are laws on the books about immigration.
There are laws on the books to deal with asylum claims. What you needed was a president with a backbone and frankly a president who knew what day it was and what time it was to implement the laws already there. Certainly, the president's agenda for the Department
of Homeland Security has been varied going after illegal immigrants who are violent criminals and perpetuating violence in the very neighborhoods they're living in in the United States. That is something that I think American should celebrate and remember.
That was partly why Americans put President Trump in office in 2024. It was to close the border, ensure border security. And then to go after illegal immigration across our nation, particularly those who are most violent. And folks, I hear it from my friends on the left all the time.
They pretend as though the Kilmar Abragogarcia, the Maryland man as he became known as, is some good guy like your next door neighbor in Maryland. No, he's not. Kilmar was a man who was trafficking human beings
in TV United States across the United States. He had a past of violence against his partners, his spouse and his partners. This man was not someone who should be celebrated as just a regular run of the meal kind of next door,
“kind of guy, but that's what the left does.”
I said it on the Larry, on a cornering company, months and months and months ago, when I was co-hosting with Larry, I said the left makes martyrs out of misfits.
And maybe that's the title of my first book.
I don't know, but that's what they do. They take the misfits of a society, sanitize them, and try to convince you that our eyes are lying to us when we look at their rap sheets, that our eyes are lying to us and then tell us, oh, you've got to support them.
And anybody who tries to enact policy that has already been voted on and by the public or by the representatives of the public is somehow wrong and evil. We don't fall for it.
Nor should we be falling for the same hustle that the Democratic Socialist, aka the communist or running because the communist, they don't want borders either. They think that we should just lay open our borders
and let everybody in. And in fact, you as a card carrying member of society, you as the person, whether you were born in this country or you came to this country legally, did it the right way and are not living in the shadows of the government
“that you should somehow have to share your hard-earned paycheck,”
your day's worth, what you have saved for a down payment and what you put away every month on your mortgage, that that somehow belongs to the government to then redistribute to whomever, wherever, and however. That's what we're up against folks.
That's the connection between the immigration and the economic policy. I work hard every day. I have about a five different jobs. I don't know, I lost track at this point.
My husband works hard every day. We work hard for the three boys in the back seat of the car right now so that they can have opportunity and they can have freedom. What I don't want is someone telling me
that the fruits of my hard work, that the fruits of your hard work every single day belongs to a government bureaucrat who does not know how to create value, but certainly knows how to redistribute it,
certainly knows how to take it from some and give it to others.
You know what the outcome of that is,
shared pain, shared misery.
Yali Nune, she talked to us today. Just in the past half hour and folks go to WMAL for the podcast for today's show. She talked about to, she explained to us what the actual outcomes of what the socialist are looking for,
what it actually plays out in real life, what that looks like. That's what we're up against. And that's why we're fighting so hard. So you know what?
I think we've got time for one. Caller, let's get to Jerry. Yes, oh, oh, wait, wait, wait. We've got to kill a break. So let me just pull that in there, Ken, from Jolie at Illinois.
Tell us what's on your mind. I mentioned Kilmar, a breakout Garcia, and I think I fired you up, did I?
Yes, I'm just curious about, you know,
we seem to occur to these people, but nothing ever seems to happen. What's the current status of Kilmar?
“I believe Kilmar is still being shuddled around the world.”
I don't think he's back in the United States, but let me double check on that. He's somewhere in our immigration system. The U.S. government keeps trying to deport him to another nation and his lawyers.
They keep getting him moved on some fictitious ground. - One more question, if I may. I'm curious, every time I see this, he'll hear Omar, she's having a rally for one of the political contestes.
Yes. - And I'm curious why she's still in a position of authority and why is she still in this country? - Well, why is she still in authority? It's because people keep electing her
and the reality of our immigration process is that we have very different communities who have very different value systems. And certainly in Minnesota, where she is from, we've seen that play out when it comes to our social safety net,
where, you know, you've got a pretty big community of legal immigrants who are taking advantage of our welfare system. You know, I hate that. I think you need to work.
“You need to come here and you need to work.”
And you know, and no one immigrant or citizen should be abusing our welfare system. Now, whether she's allowed to still be in here in the United States, we'll see. I do think that the administration is looking at
revoking citizenship. And so that might be something that's on the horizon. We will see what happens. But Ken, thank you so much for your call. Michael, let me get to you from Yorkville, Illinois.
Question for Dr. Fauci, you have. Hi, thanks for tuition. I'll be briefed to get to other people in. One question and a lot of those other ones were great, the tie, the carpet to suit.
I would have said, Dr. Fauci, have you ever, at least one time in your life, told the truth? Hmm. I plead the fifth. So it was just a sad, that means that he could tell,
he tells the world, I'm a liar, right? That's how I'm-- Yeah, men on the immigration side. Again, I would say Trump was right. And then I'll let some other colors in.
Thanks for taking my call. I'm doing a great job. Oh, thank you so much, Michael.
“I appreciate that there are so many questions”
that we can ask Dr. Fauci that could have been asked. And if folks, if you don't know what we're talking about, Dr. Fauci was up on Capitol Hill on the Senate side this time, in front of Senator Rand Paul, it was a great opportunity for senators to ask him those questions,
especially now that we've seen his diary, his Lisa Frank diary for those who want to pick colorful picture. It probably at stickers and all that good stuff. But Dr. Fauci needed to answer some questions.
I'll just remind folks, you can go to the podcast for today's show. Earlier, I had on one of my colleagues, Dr. Moneg Johan, and she talked about, she has a new piece, and I believe it's daily call or today.
But she talked about how Fauci betrayed her profession and the American people. And the fact that Fauci, there was no accountability for Fauci. He didn't at least use it as an opportunity to say,
I was wrong. I made a mistake. I could have done things better. Because he claimed to be the face of science and the face of the pandemic.
So, you know, he could have put a good face forward on Wednesday, and instead he pled the fifth. And that wasn't insult to every single American, and especially those who lost their lives from the pandemic.
All right, folks, we got a little bit more. The lines are open, 88, 630, 9625. I want to hear from you.
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Welcome, Will. You've got questions for Fauci. I'm a bit doubting you. How are you doing?
The reason that he didn't answer any questions.
Fauci is because if you plead the fifth,
“you have to plead the fifth to everything.”
If you answer even one question, they can get you. So, like the questions they asked about what color is the carpet? Yes. If you would have answered that, they would have had,
well, said, okay, so you're not taking the fifth anymore. So, they just, they just were trying to crack them up, and he was, I guess, his lawyer was too smart to let it do that. Anyway, well, that's the reason. I appreciate that.
Thank you so much, Will.
I will say it was quite funny when the lawyer
was trying to speak on his behalf and got kicked out. It's scored it out, but seriously kicked out. That was a good one. All right, let's go to Eric in Lubbock, Texas. Eric, what do you want to share with us today?
Yeah, I was hoping that we would have your friend from Cuba. I'll step up her and all of her friends step up more because let me tell you, we haven't heard about knockout games, your sucker punches in a couple of years, because Trump has been getting rid of the criminal element
of the illegals. And what I'm concerned about is if people like her don't start stepping up and telling everybody about socialism communism, we're going to have what's worse, what's spades
and going through the last day or two, it's going to happen to us a hundredfold, even with our borders being built, and even with all the security that's been put in, it's going to be, that's going to look like a coffee class what's going on in Spain.
We're going to have it far worse. I worry about that too, Eric. I worry about that too. Folks, he's talking about our guest, Yale Nunez.
“And she has, if you want to help her, get her message out,”
she actually has a really great video at her social media. YouTube is the Yale word. Go and make that go viral. Folks, I'm Patrice Anwuka. It has been a pleasure to be with you.
Follow independent women for all of my work, and follow me at Patrice Pinkfile on X. You guys have a wonderful fray, and a blessed weekend. Thanks so much. [MUSIC]
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