6/12/25 - Democrats Gone Wild: The New Era of Political Aggression

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Jun 13, 2025

The podcast delves into a rising trend of aggressive behavior among Democrats, spotlighting a senator's disruptive actions at a press conference. It scrutinizes sanctuary policies and their implications for public safety, highlighting serious crimes linked to these laws. There's a critical examination of President Trump's legal challenges in deploying the National Guard amid immigration issues. Additionally, the discussion emphasizes the urgent need to confront Iran's nuclear ambitions, contrasting strong foreign policy with isolationist viewpoints. Historical reflections on Reagan's approach to security also resonate throughout the dialogue.

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INSIGHT

Democrats Mirror Violent Base

Senator Alex Padilla's violent crash of Kristi Noem's press conference exemplifies Democrats mirroring their violent base.
This behavior reflects a broader pattern of lawlessness and aggression among Democratic officials and supporters.

ANECDOTE

Stefanik Exposes Sanctuary Crimes

Elise Stefanik harshly grilled Governor Kathy Hochul on sanctuary state policies protecting violent illegal immigrants.
She cited multiple horrific crimes made possible due to sanctuary policies, exposing their dangerous consequences.

INSIGHT

Sanctuary States Compromise Safety

Sanctuary policies enable violent criminals to avoid deportation, increasing risks to public safety.
Governors' refusal to cooperate fully with ICE undermines law enforcement and public trust.

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On Thursday’s Mark Levin Show, Sen Alex Padilla barging into a Kristi Noem press conference shows a pattern of violent, lawless behavior by Democrats. Democrats reflect their violent base and their violent base represents Democrats. Padilla could have coordinated with Noem instead of causing this show. The Democrat Party is a Marxist party that represents Islamists, antisemites, Stalinists, and criminals. They've given up on the American citizens. Also, Representatives Elise Stefanik, Jim Jordan, Byron Donalds, and Nick Langworthy shined at a hearing on sanctuary states. They held Governors Kathy Hochul, JB Pritzker and Tim Walz to account. Later, a federal judge in San Francisco expressed skepticism about the constitutionality of President Trump’s order to deploy National Guard troops to Los Angeles to quell anti-ICE riots. The president has clear authority to federalize and deploy the National Guard, supported by statutes and precedent. Afterward, Trump’s stance is clear: Iran must never get nuclear weapons. His 77 million voters heard him loud and clear—not the so-called “MAGA leaders” pushing isolationism. That’s not Trump; it’s Koch, Soros, and Rand Paul’s world, not his. He’s Reagan—peace through strength, not Bernie Sanders or Noam Chomsky. The isolationists dodge Iran’s threats, deny their nuclear ambitions, and blame Israel while ignoring the assassination attempt on Trump himself. Where’s their plan? Let Iran aim nukes at us? Blackmail our allies? They’ve got no answers, just tired Marxist rehashes and attacks on our history. If Trump acts to protect us, support him, our military, and, yes, Israel. Don’t smear him as abandoning MAGA—he’s keeping his promise. In addition, On Power explains that in his 1792 essay, James Madison explores the concept of property rights, expanding the term beyond mere physical possessions to include personal rights and freedoms. Property encompasses everything a person values and has a right to, such as opinions, religious beliefs, personal safety, liberty, and the free use of their faculties. Madison argues that a just government must protect all forms of property—both tangible and intangible—impartially. Finally, in breaking news the Israeli Air Force has launched strikes on Iran, with explosions reported in Tehran. This was inevitable, Iran was never going to give up its nukes.

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