Podchaser Logo
Home
Migrants Refuse to Leave Tent City, Instead Send List of Demands to Dem Mayor

Migrants Refuse to Leave Tent City, Instead Send List of Demands to Dem Mayor

Released Friday, 10th May 2024
Good episode? Give it some love!
Migrants Refuse to Leave Tent City, Instead Send List of Demands to Dem Mayor

Migrants Refuse to Leave Tent City, Instead Send List of Demands to Dem Mayor

Migrants Refuse to Leave Tent City, Instead Send List of Demands to Dem Mayor

Migrants Refuse to Leave Tent City, Instead Send List of Demands to Dem Mayor

Friday, 10th May 2024
Good episode? Give it some love!
Rate Episode

Episode Transcript

Transcripts are displayed as originally observed. Some content, including advertisements may have changed.

Use Ctrl + F to search

0:01

So you want to know how to lose a country real

0:03

fast.

0:05

Let the people that are breaking into your country

0:08

make all the decisions, make

0:10

all the rules. That is

0:12

exactly what is

0:14

happening right now in Denver. The

0:18

migrants in Denver have

0:20

sent Mayor Mike Johnson

0:23

a list of thirteen

0:25

demands as they refuse

0:27

to clear an encampment and move

0:30

into a quote shelter. That's

0:33

right, the illegal immigrants are

0:35

now running America's local

0:38

governments that are run by Democratic leaders.

0:41

In Denver on Monday, the

0:44

illegal immigrants again, they're in this

0:46

country illegally. They've broke it into this country.

0:48

They should be kicked out of this country. They

0:51

submitted a list of their demands.

0:54

You won't know how many demands were on their list.

0:57

Not one, not two, not

0:59

three, not ten, not

1:02

a dozen, but thirteen

1:04

different demands that

1:06

they say the city of Denver

1:09

must meet before they leave

1:11

their packed encampment and

1:14

head into shelters. The

1:16

group of illegal immigrants has refused

1:18

to budge until their extensive

1:21

list, which includes access to

1:24

quote free immigration lawyers

1:27

and fresh cooking

1:30

ingredients, is met as

1:32

they battle with the Denver Human Services.

1:35

This according to the local Fox

1:38

thirty one affiliate, the

1:40

Migrants, consisting of families living

1:43

under a bridge and near train tracks,

1:45

issued their thirteen demands

1:48

after the mayor there, Mayor Mike

1:50

Johnson petitioned to have the group moved

1:54

because it's becoming an eye sore

1:56

and you know, looking like you've lost

1:58

control of your city. The

2:01

group's top demand was that they quote

2:04

cook their own food with

2:06

fresh, culturally

2:08

appropriate ingredients that

2:11

will be provided by

2:13

the taxpayers instead of

2:15

pre made meals that are provided

2:18

by the taxpayers. So, in

2:20

other words, they're demanding that the Denver

2:22

mayor go grocery shopping for them

2:25

with culturally appropriate

2:29

ingredients that are

2:31

of course provided by the taxpayers.

2:34

What is on their list of the culturally

2:37

appropriate ingredients that they're demanding,

2:41

rice, chicken, flour,

2:44

oil, fresh butter, fresh

2:47

tomatoes, fresh onions.

2:50

That's just some of the highlights of their

2:52

demands. Also,

2:55

they say people will not be punished.

2:57

They say for.

2:58

Bringing and again I'm quoting here,

3:01

will not be punished, they say, for

3:05

bringing in what they need.

3:09

Now, what does that actually mean? What

3:11

does it mean that to not be

3:14

punished? Right, We're

3:17

still trying to figure out if that means they cannot

3:19

be arrested. If this is like

3:21

amnesty asylum from even crimes

3:24

they're committing, that's part

3:26

of this letter that doesn't make sense. Some

3:29

are saying, wow, maybe it's just a problem

3:31

now with you know, language

3:36

or interpreting.

3:37

No, it's not quote.

3:40

There have been so many complaints

3:43

about the food being spoiled or

3:46

not being enough, and malnutrition

3:48

among children is

3:50

what the spokesperson for the House

3:53

Keys Action Network, a

3:55

hardcore liberal organization representing

3:58

the illegal immigrants, said in a statement.

4:02

Now, the group also insisted

4:04

on unlimited shower access

4:07

without time limits, claiming we

4:10

are not in the military. We are

4:12

civilians, so therefore you

4:14

can't put rules on us.

4:17

We should be able to get whatever it is that we

4:19

want.

4:20

I'm going to give you those details as well,

4:22

but first let me tell you about Patriot Mobile.

4:25

For ten years, Patriot

4:27

Mobile has been America's only

4:30

Christian conservative wireless provider.

4:33

Why does that matter to you, because if

4:35

you're with Big Mobile, then you're giving big donations

4:37

every time you pay your bill to liberal

4:40

causes, liberal candidates, liberal

4:43

organizations, and you

4:45

may actually be helping fund Plan

4:47

Parenthood. Now, when I found that out

4:49

years ago, i made the switch to Patriot

4:52

Mobile and Look. Switching cell phone

4:54

providers was not easy until

4:57

mile recently. It's now twenty twenty

4:59

four. I had to switch a line the other

5:01

day.

5:02

It was easy.

5:02

I didn't have to go into a store, I

5:05

didn't have to wait on the phone for hours

5:07

on end. In fact, the entire process

5:10

switching from one provider to another

5:12

took me about ten

5:15

minutes. Yes, that is now

5:17

how easy it is with technology to switch.

5:19

You can keep your same cell phone number you have right

5:21

now, your same device you have in your hand,

5:24

or you can upgrade to a new one if you want

5:26

to. Now, the best part about Patrion

5:28

Mobile is not only do you get the same coverage

5:30

you're used to because they use the same exact

5:33

towers you're using right now, but

5:35

every time you pay your bill, about five

5:37

percent of that bill actually goes back to fight

5:39

for what we believe in at no extra

5:42

cost to you. Yeah, you'll save money usually

5:44

on your cell phone bill while supporting conservative

5:46

causes.

5:47

They get money every single month.

5:49

To groups that support free speech, groups

5:51

that support religious freedom, and most

5:54

importantly for me, groups that support

5:56

the sanctity of life protecting unborn

5:59

babies. They also are huge advocates

6:02

for the Second Amendment and they get back to

6:04

our military, our veterans, and our wounded

6:06

warriors as well as our first responder

6:09

heroes. So make a difference

6:11

with every text, with every phone call. Just

6:14

go to Patriot Mobile dot com slash

6:16

ben that's Patriot Mobile

6:18

dot com slash Ben, or call them

6:20

nine to seven to two Patriot and get free activation

6:23

when you use the offer code Ben.

6:25

Join me.

6:26

Make the switch today Patriot Mobile dot com

6:28

slash Ben or nine to seven

6:30

to two Patriot. So let

6:32

me go through the list for you

6:34

as it's written. We have a copy

6:36

of that list now and I went through number

6:39

one. That migrants will cook their

6:41

own food with fresh keyword

6:43

fresh, culturally appropriate ingredients

6:45

provided by the city, meaning you the taxpayer.

6:48

They have that long list. They

6:51

also say that people should not

6:53

be in trouble for bringing in and eating

6:56

outside food in

6:58

these shelters. They want to

7:00

be able to order a pizza and

7:02

have it show up or Uber

7:05

Eats or door dash to the

7:07

shelter, which is not allowed right now.

7:09

So that's one of their demands. They

7:12

demand too, shower access be

7:14

available without limits of time, that

7:16

they can access whenever at these shelters.

7:18

Because the shelters usually.

7:20

Don't have twenty four hour showers, they have

7:22

certain times where you take

7:24

your showers.

7:25

Part of it is.

7:26

A not just a logistical

7:29

issue, it is a staffing issue

7:31

as well. Number three,

7:33

This is when it gets very expensive

7:36

for the tax payers. They

7:39

are demanding in their list

7:41

of thirteen demands to the mayor. Medical

7:45

professional visits will happen

7:47

regularly, and referrals

7:50

and connections to specialty

7:52

care will be made as needed, of

7:55

course, at the expense of the

7:57

tax payers. Number

7:59

four, they demand

8:01

it all illegal immigrants will receive

8:03

the same housing support that

8:06

has been offered to others, saying quote,

8:08

they cannot kick people out in thirty days

8:11

without something stable established

8:13

for the next thirty days, meaning you're

8:15

going to take care of us indefinitely.

8:19

You're going to pay our rents taxpayers

8:21

of America and Denver, Colorado indefinitely,

8:24

and you cannot give us notice after

8:27

thirty days or a year from now

8:30

that you're going to start kicking us out, because

8:32

you must find us something stable

8:35

before you move us. Number

8:37

five on their list, there

8:39

needs to be a clear just

8:42

process before exiting

8:45

someone for any reason, including

8:48

verbal and then written and

8:50

then final warnings. So if you're at

8:52

this encampment, you're demanding

8:55

now that if you're

8:57

going to get rid of somebody out of the free

8:59

house which they're demanding with their fresh food

9:01

that they're demanding, with their premium

9:04

medical care that you're

9:06

demanding including referrals and connections

9:08

for specialty care that you need

9:11

that are paid for by the tax payers.

9:13

If you start breaking rules or

9:15

whatever it is you're doing, there

9:18

must be clear and a process.

9:20

So you've got to get an individual warning, then you've

9:22

got to get written warnings and then final warnings

9:25

before they can kick you out of the free

9:27

housing that the American taxpayers,

9:29

of course, are.

9:30

Paying for, they

9:33

say.

9:33

They also say this number six, all

9:37

sheltered residents will receive

9:39

connection to employment support,

9:43

including work permit applications

9:45

for those who qualify.

9:47

So they're demanding that you

9:49

give them a job. Again,

9:52

we're only.

9:53

At number six out of thirteen. So

9:56

you got to have fresh food. You

9:58

got to have fresh tomatoes and onions

10:01

and flour and chicken and rice. You

10:04

got to have twenty four to seven access

10:06

to a shower.

10:07

That's nice. They want regular

10:10

and visits.

10:12

From medical professionals, not they

10:14

go to the professionals. The professionals come

10:16

to them. This is like VIP medical

10:19

care. And then the referrals

10:21

and the connections for specialty care that

10:23

are needed will be paid for by

10:28

the taxpayers. Now I'm just wondering,

10:30

does that include like botox? Does that include

10:33

breast augmentation? Does that include sex

10:35

change operations?

10:36

I mean, we are in.

10:37

Colorado, they believe in all those things

10:39

out there. Does that mean a medical

10:41

marijuana is a thing?

10:42

Now?

10:42

So Hey, I've got anxiety from

10:44

my big long journey to America and I

10:47

like to puff, puff, give, and I need some weed

10:49

on the regular.

10:50

It's a fair question to ask.

10:53

Number seven on the list of demands,

10:57

consultations for

11:00

each person slash family

11:02

with a free immigration lawyer must be arranged

11:04

to discuss progress and

11:08

their cases in general. That's

11:10

not all, and then the

11:12

city will provide ongoing legal

11:14

support in the form of immigration document

11:17

clinics, including

11:19

transportation to relevant court

11:22

dates. So the illegal immigrants,

11:24

too, are refusing to move, are now demanding that

11:26

the taxpayers pay for their health care, all

11:29

of their food, all of their housing indefinitely,

11:32

and all of their legal fees indefinitely

11:34

and all of their transportation, for

11:37

all of their court cases before

11:40

they're willing to move into a shelter

11:42

that you cannot kick them out of.

11:45

We're just at seven out

11:47

of thirteen demands.

11:49

Number eight, the city

11:51

will provide privacy for families

11:54

and individuals within the shelters. So we

11:56

don't want like a community set

11:59

up here. We want VIP nice.

12:03

We want our own little apartments, is

12:05

what they're telling you.

12:06

We want our.

12:06

Own family living where

12:09

there's no one next to us. Or it's not

12:11

like a large community center where it's bunk

12:14

beds right like you

12:16

would traditionally see it as shelter. If you've

12:18

ever been to a homeless shelter,

12:20

for example, or served

12:23

at a shelter, which I've

12:25

done quite a few times in my life. It's

12:27

not private rooms. It's

12:30

traditionally cuts. It's

12:32

a place to sleep. It's a

12:34

air conditioned or a warm room depending on the

12:37

time of the season. It is showers

12:39

that you can shower, and it's food, and then you're

12:41

back out on the street. Like

12:44

you don't stay there all day. You

12:46

don't get to put all your stuff somewhere. It's

12:48

not a housing. The whole point is shelter

12:51

from the storm. Literally, this

12:54

is not our shelter from the heat. They're

12:56

saying, these legal immigrants like, uh huh, you

12:58

guys are gonna pay for us to

13:00

have really nice quote

13:03

shelters.

13:03

They'll use the word shelter, right.

13:05

They're trying to give cover to the government here, but

13:07

you're gonna provide us privacy. Well, the only way to

13:09

provide privacy would be four walls and

13:12

a door. That's their other demand.

13:14

Now, remember the demands they're making right

13:16

now are while they're in an outdoor encampment

13:18

under a bridge intents, so

13:22

they're really trying to upgrade

13:26

number eight. All

13:28

right, let me go on number nine. Excuse me, let

13:31

me say that all over again. Number nine,

13:34

No more verbal or physical

13:37

or mental abuse will

13:39

be permitted from the staff, including

13:43

no sheriff sleeping inside

13:46

and monitoring twenty four to

13:48

seven. They

13:50

then state, we are not criminals

13:53

and won't be treated as such.

13:57

So they're telling Denver

14:00

or we are illegal immigrants, but we are

14:02

not.

14:04

Lawbreakers.

14:05

They're quote, we are not criminals

14:07

and we won't be treated as such.

14:10

So they are criminals.

14:13

They're in this country illegally, They

14:16

are in this country, breaking

14:18

our law every moment of every day they're here. Hence

14:21

why number seven they said that they

14:23

need free immigration lawyers that must

14:25

arrange and discuss the progress of their

14:27

cases. If they didn't need they

14:29

wouldn't need those lawyers if they weren't breaking the law.

14:32

So they're admitting in number seven that

14:34

they are in fact law breakers.

14:36

Okay, they are, But.

14:38

Then they immediately say, we don't

14:40

want anybody monitoring us, right.

14:43

We don't want any

14:45

sheriff sleeping to make sure everybody

14:48

keeps the peace. We don't want somebody

14:50

inside twenty four to seven looking at us

14:53

because quote, we are not criminals and won't

14:55

be treated as such. Okay,

14:58

glad we got that one figured out. Now

15:02

they have more demands. Number ten. Transportation

15:07

for all children to and from their schools

15:09

will be provided until

15:12

they finish in three weeks,

15:15

So you better start busting our kids

15:17

are giving them lifts or ubers or

15:20

whatever type of transportation to

15:22

the schools that the taxpayers are going to pay

15:24

for for the next three weeks.

15:26

If you move us to a shelter.

15:29

Number eleven, no separating

15:32

families, regardless

15:34

of if family members have children or

15:36

not.

15:37

The camp will stay together.

15:39

So they've set up their own little

15:41

Mexico or whatever country

15:43

they've come from, and they're

15:46

saying, even if we don't have family,

15:48

if we claim that that lady there

15:50

or that dude there is our family

15:53

member, you cannot separate us. So

15:55

there can't be three different

15:57

areas you send us to to accommodate. You must

16:00

keep us all together, all of us

16:02

in this encampment, regardless

16:05

of if family members have children

16:07

or not.

16:07

The camp will stay together.

16:09

So our little many nation that

16:11

we've set up in America that we're forcing you

16:13

to pay for, must

16:16

stay together, or we won't leave our

16:18

tents outside under a bridge.

16:21

Number twelve, the

16:23

city must schedule a meeting with the mayor

16:26

and those directly involved in running

16:28

the Newcomer program they

16:30

call them Newcomers asap

16:34

to discuss further improvements

16:36

and ways to improve and support

16:38

the life of the illegal immigrants.

16:41

So this is just the base demands.

16:44

The other demand is, we have more demands we'd

16:46

like to talk to you about in person. And

16:49

finally, demand number thirteen

16:52

quote, the city must provide

16:54

all residents with a document

16:57

signed by a city official in

17:00

English and Spanish

17:03

with all of these demands that includes

17:05

a number to call to report mistreatment.

17:08

So you've got to set up a new division of your government

17:11

with a new phone number, and the city

17:13

must provide all residents with a document

17:15

signed by a city official in

17:17

English and Spanish

17:20

with all the demands that they're bowing to

17:23

us on that we're demanding. And

17:25

I need a phone number with a new person

17:27

in our government to report quote mistreatment.

17:31

You broke into the United States of America.

17:35

You are here illegally, and

17:38

you give a list of thirteen demands

17:41

to a liberal, woke mayor that

17:44

says that you must take care of us

17:48

forever and

17:50

give us everything for

17:53

free. Welcome to

17:55

Biden's America, folks,

17:58

This is Biden America.

18:02

Let me say one other thing about what's happening

18:04

real quick with the

18:07

illegal immigrants in Colorado.

18:10

I want to make a prediction. These

18:13

illegal immigrants in Colorado with these

18:15

demands are going to get them. These

18:18

illegal immigrants in Colorado with these

18:20

demands are going to get them. Because

18:23

this is how the Democratic Party buys their

18:25

vote. You

18:28

have to understand that the Democrats

18:30

aren't actually getting played by the illegal

18:32

immigrants. The

18:34

Democrats did this by design

18:38

and they

18:42

wanted tens of

18:44

millions of illegal immigrants. They've

18:46

gotten that, and then

18:48

they wanted to hand them

18:51

everything so

18:54

that then they would own them like

18:58

modern day slaves. And

19:00

now the illegal immigrants are starting

19:02

to figure it out.

19:03

Hey, we do have some leverage.

19:06

They open their border to us.

19:08

They're not arresting us, they're not sending

19:10

us back to our host country. They

19:13

want us here and

19:16

they don't want to get rid of us, and

19:18

they don't look at us as breaking

19:20

the law.

19:23

Hold on a second, we have leverage,

19:25

Like they've figured it out.

19:28

And so now they're in essence what they're

19:30

doing in Colorado and in New

19:32

York City, in in La

19:34

and in Baltimore and these different places

19:37

where they are in Minneapolis, Saint Paul, they're

19:39

in essence, these illegal immigrants are

19:42

unionizing and they're

19:44

saying, all right, everybody, let's get together, let's

19:46

get together real quick, and we're going to

19:49

unionize and we're going

19:51

to have demands as an organization.

19:53

Because they need us.

19:54

The Democratic Party wants

19:56

us here, and we have

19:58

a leverage now to get to even better

20:01

deal if we

20:03

just stick together. If you look at all of their

20:05

hey, you can't separate us. Remember

20:07

that's in there right. You cannot separate

20:09

us. We want our own rooms,

20:13

we want our own privacy. We don't want

20:15

to be policed. We

20:17

want you to We want the sheriffs that are around

20:20

to get out of here right now, like

20:22

we don't want you here. You

20:25

can't be here. We

20:28

are not criminals. That's their

20:30

words, they said it. We are not criminals.

20:34

So you need to leave

20:36

us alone

20:38

so that we can do what we want to do.

20:42

And you need to give us fresh food that we

20:44

can cook, not prepared food. You

20:46

need to give us nice hotel rooms. You need

20:48

to give us nice housing, and we need housing

20:51

that we can get indefinitely. And

20:54

then you've got to give us the health care that we demand

20:57

and the specialists for whatever surgeries

20:59

we want to have. You

21:02

got to give that to us, also indefinitely,

21:05

because this is what we demand.

21:07

Because we understand the game. Now you want

21:10

us to vote for you. We have

21:12

leverage. We

21:14

have a lot of leverage. In

21:17

fact, we have a significant amount

21:21

of leverage. So

21:23

we're going to organize. We're gonna unionize,

21:26

and we're going to give you our demands. I

21:28

want you to listen to this local report

21:31

from Fox Denver, and I

21:33

want you to hear what they had to say about the illegal

21:35

immigrants that have now built an encampment to

21:37

protest the city's

21:40

shelter system, so that people are leaving

21:42

the shelter to go to an encampment

21:44

because they understand this is now how

21:47

much leverage they actually have that

21:49

they're like, no, no, we're going to go down by a bridge until

21:51

you give us what we demand because you need

21:53

us.

21:54

The camp as a collective came

21:57

up with a list of demands.

21:59

The camp as a collective came up

22:01

with a list of demands. Translation, illegal

22:04

immigrants have now unionized.

22:07

That came after a petition by city officials

22:09

for migrants to move from this encampment

22:11

near train tracks under a bridge to

22:14

indoor shelters funded by the city.

22:16

This morning they sent buses

22:18

to take people over without presenting that document

22:22

and without having any kind of signature

22:25

for accountability.

22:26

We demand an agreement, a

22:28

legal agreement where the

22:31

city gives us set agreement and

22:34

we get what we demand and you

22:36

give it to us right now. Okay,

22:39

that's that's part of this agreement. You've got to

22:41

give it to us right now. What

22:43

we demand you must give part

22:46

two. You have to sign

22:48

it. This hasn't be a legal binding

22:50

document, a promise to us that

22:53

you will keep. These are

22:55

legal immigrants, so they're unionizing.

22:58

They're now an essence lawyer up,

23:01

and they're now getting to make their demands.

23:03

It gets better again. They are

23:06

organized. This sounds like organization

23:08

one oh one.

23:09

That's what migrant advocate v Reeves

23:11

says. The city responded with, instead

23:14

of meeting the migrants' demands.

23:15

We've been offering time in shelter, basically just trying to get

23:18

families to leave that camp and

23:20

come inside.

23:21

John Ewing with Denver Human Services says

23:23

shelter comes with its perks, namely

23:25

getting out of these conditions outdoors.

23:27

It comes with, you know, three square meals a day. You can

23:29

cook your own if you'd like to.

23:30

That is one of the main demands by these migrants

23:33

who.

23:33

Have hold on. So you get three meals a day.

23:35

And they've already conceded to one of their demands,

23:38

which is they can then cook their own meals. So, hey,

23:40

we need a nice kitchen. We broke

23:42

into your country. We know you want us to vote

23:44

for you. We're now demanding a nice kitchen.

23:47

You need to give us that nice kitchen and then

23:50

give us. Not only do we demand that you

23:52

give us that kitchen, we then demand that you

23:54

give us the food that we demand to cook in

23:56

said nice kitchen, and so

23:58

we don't have to eat your prepared

24:01

meals because we have

24:03

leverage over you.

24:04

Now you need us as.

24:05

Future voters, and we're going to vote for

24:08

you Democrats as long as you give us everything

24:10

that we demand that you give us.

24:13

They're not they're not done. Keep listening.

24:15

We've had their grievances in the past about

24:17

the food provided by the.

24:18

City, grievances illegal

24:21

immigrants coming to America have now grievances

24:24

about the food. We want better food, nicer

24:26

food, higher quality food. We don't we

24:28

don't want the basics necessities as

24:31

we break your laws. We want more.

24:32

There have been so many complaints about the food being

24:34

spoiled or not being enough, and malnutrition

24:37

amongst children.

24:38

Migrants who do stay in shelters are often

24:40

put on a path toward a work permit. Reeve says,

24:43

these folks haven't received the same benefits.

24:46

So we want all jobs. We want you to give us

24:48

work permits.

24:49

We want to be able to make a living as

24:51

we break your laws, as we break in your countries

24:54

at your country, as we take away housing,

24:56

as we put our kids in your school, as

24:58

you pay for everything.

24:59

In our life life.

25:00

We want more, we

25:03

want more, and we know you

25:05

need us as your future voters.

25:08

This is the great replacement.

25:10

Democrats are losing voters, specifically

25:13

in minority categories African American

25:15

and Hispanic Americans. So

25:17

we got to replace them. How do we replace them?

25:20

It's not hard, it's actually really easy.

25:23

We just open the border,

25:26

allow them in, allow

25:28

them to come in here, and when they come in

25:31

here, they then organize

25:33

and they say, Okay, here's everything we want. It's

25:35

actually really easy, and

25:37

eventually they'll vote for us when we give them amnesty.

25:41

Keep listening.

25:42

They're not receiving any kind of official

25:45

housing or immigration

25:48

document support, which is incredibly necessary

25:50

for them to be able to navigate the bureaucracy

25:53

around these systems.

25:54

The city says its own offer comes with

25:56

these benefits.

25:57

What do you qualify for? What do you not qualify

25:59

for? What might be something that is a feasible

26:02

path for you. It's a success that is not saying

26:04

on the streets of Denver, we try to compromise. We

26:06

try to figure something out, you know, at the end of

26:08

the day, but we do not want is

26:11

families on the streets of Denver.

26:15

Yeah, so in all the Migrants cent a list

26:17

of thirteen demands to the city.

26:19

The city meanwhile, says it is continuing

26:22

to send buses to this encampment

26:24

for any migrants who change their mind and

26:26

want to take that offer for city funded

26:28

shelter, whether it be congregate or in a

26:30

hotel. We're live in Denver, really modest fox.

26:33

So there's the plan, and get ready

26:36

because this is going to start happening all

26:39

over the country.

26:41

This game plan is going to pop up

26:43

everywhere. Now Unionize,

26:46

refuse to go the shelters. Demand

26:49

that they give you your groceries, not just food.

26:51

Demand they give you nice rooms.

26:53

Demand they take care of you forever. And then you

26:56

get our votes. Then you

26:58

get our votes. Make sure

27:00

you share this podcast please with your family

27:02

and friends, so everybody, you know, get to hear what we're

27:04

exposing here every day.

27:06

And I'll see you back here tomorrow.

Unlock more with Podchaser Pro

  • Audience Insights
  • Contact Information
  • Demographics
  • Charts
  • Sponsor History
  • and More!
Pro Features