

Chicago's Latest Bloodbath and a Baseball Salary Cap
9 snips Sep 2, 2025
Julio Rosas, a Blaze Media reporter focused on immigration, discusses Chicago's alarming surge in gun violence and critiques the leadership's response to the crisis. He argues for federal intervention to restore safety. Meanwhile, sports columnist Paul Zeise advocates for a salary cap in Major League Baseball, suggesting it could enhance competitiveness and player fairness. The conversation navigates from the dark realities of urban crime to the lighter topic of sports, highlighting the intersection of culture and policy.
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Crime As A Political Choice
- Charlie Kirk argues Democratic leaders tolerate urban crime as part of a broader anti-civilizational worldview.
- He says restoring order (more police, longer sentences, federal intervention) is a straightforward, effective remedy.
D.C. Takeover As A Case Study
- Paul Zeise and Charlie cite Washington, D.C.'s surge where robberies and homicides fell dramatically after federal deployment.
- They use D.C.'s arrest numbers and reduced homicides as a concrete example that strong enforcement works.
Flood The Zone With Federal Resources
- Charlie Kirk advises President Trump to 'go all in' and bring federal resources into major cities like Chicago.
- He recommends block-by-block federal enforcement, National Guard, and visible show-of-force to reduce crime.