Bounties On ICE Agents (10/06)

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And he demanded everybody take off their masks. Well, here's why they wear masks because drug cartels are trying to kill him. And it's because that the Trump administration has cut off billions of dollars in profits. They can't smuggle people and they can't smuggle young girls for prostitution and they can't smuggle their drugs. So they're out a lot of money and they're going to start killing the agents. Let's get Tony Strickland on, the state senator from Huntington Beach, Republican. Tony, how are you? I'm good. Thanks for having me on, John. I really appreciate it. Well, what do you make of this? This is pretty bad. It's exactly what I said when we were debating this on the Senate floor. It's reckless. It's dangerous. bloods on their hand. In the day, it also doesn't apply to the federal agents because we have no jurisdiction as a state legislature. But, you know, again, it's Gavin Newsom, grandstanding, and really bloods on his hands. It's not only them that have a bounty on them. I'm also concerned about their families and social media and everything else. We have a hard enough time to get people to sign up to be in law enforcement and ICE. and law enforcement to keep us safe. This is just going to deter anybody else from getting involved because not only are they trying to keep us and protect us, which is the most essential role of government, now we're exposing them on their private time and their families because of these reckless bills and laws that Gavin Newsom tries to pass in Sacramento. That's the plan of the progressives. They defunded the police. They have demonized the police and destroyed their morale. to try to get them to quit. And as they quit, there's no money to replace them. That's why we're down to 8,300 cops here in Los Angeles instead of 10,000. And crime is spiraling out of control. And that's why we passed Proposition 36. All 58 counties, even the most liberal counties in Moran and San Francisco voted favor to make sure that public safety is a priority. It's the most successful role of government. And what does Gavin Newsom do? He doesn't fund it. And again, it is the, you're absolutely right. They want us to be unsafe. And now they want more ICE agents to quit, more law enforcement to quit because their wives and kids are terrified. Some of their names and faces are on the internet, having been doxed. Now they fear that their husbands or wives aren't going to make it home alive. And everyone's saying this not worth it. And so you start defunding, you start demobilizing Department of Homeland Security because why would you volunteer for this? I know they had a record recruitment going on, but too much of this stuff and to see the governor and the mayor against you, that's terribly demoralizing.

And blood's on their hand. I mean, again, and I'm not just talking about the people who serve us well in public safety. I'm talking about the average person who's on that bus who gets assaulted. I'm talking about the people who are just minding their own business and crime is going up because we have... Criminals that commit crime after crime after crime, and we have no accountability, and they go back out on the street. And then we wonder why we lose loved ones for census acts. And, again, I think the most essential role of government, what we do, both in the state and local level, is keeping people safe. And we are less safe with Gavin Newsom as governor of California. They can't seem to accept. They don't accept that this is the law. The law is being enforced for maybe the first time in their lives. They can see the law being enforced, immigration law. And it's made them crazy. It's literally made them crazy. Oh, and I also want to point out that, you know, these sanctuary cities and sanctuary state laws, if you don't want to see it out in the Swat Me or the car wash, get rid of these sanctuary city and laws. We're going to be absolutely more precise and deport folks who need to be deported. And is it a shock to anybody that Trump is falling through? It was a major part of his campaign. The reason why he is in the White House. is because he says we are going to enforce our federal immigration laws. That's where the country is, and that's why he got voted in overwhelmingly, in large part, because that was his policies when he campaigned. Gavin Newsom really believes in this concept that California is its own nation, and it's no longer subject to United States law, but that he's going to decide what federal law California cooperates with. And it's really bizarre. He clearly wants to pick and choose what laws you follow and what laws you don't. And again, I always say that I don't think we have a governor of California. We have someone who has the title, but he wakes up every morning to try to come up with a new formula to be president of the United States. And really, that's what's driving him. He's not active and engaged in everyday policies in Sacramento. He's just trying to figure out what he needs to do to try to become president of the United States. And he'll be, he's all things to all people. And now he feels like I could be the anti-Trump guy to get the nomination. But by siding against ICE agents. That's what's weird. If you want to take on Trump, take on an issue. That's not so wildly popular. That isn't one of the very top reasons Trump got elected. You have to have some other issue that maybe Trump is not doing well on that you can build a following on. I think these liberals are in their own little vacuum of people that agree with them. I always say, you know, when you're in the legislature, there's a little vacuum. They don't talk to everyday people.

John, they don't talk to, you know, people who are just living paycheck to paycheck, trying to make ends meet, just, you know, picking up their kids from school, dropping them off at the baseball practice. They talk to each other in this little bubble that they have, and they are really not part of reality what's really going on in California. They, they call them the modern-day Marie Antoinette. let him eat cake. Just like we did when we had the government shutdowns of the mask and everything, he went to a restaurant himself, but he wanted everybody else to wear a mask. He's willing to put laws on to other people that he's not willing to abide for by himself. All right, Tony. Thanks for coming on again. I really appreciate you have me on. Thanks again, John. That's State Senator Tony Strickland, Republican from Huntington Beach. And if he didn't hear, Kristi Noem was on television yesterday and said the cartels are now targeting ice agents with $10,000 bounties. 10,000 to kill them, 2,000 for their capture. You think Gavin Newsom would help provide more protection for the ice agents. Instead... He's calling them Trump's private army who swore an oath to Trump, and they're the enemy, and they need to take off their masks. I still haven't seen one California law enforcement agent arrest an ICE agent for wearing a mask. That hasn't happened yet. We're waiting on that. Now, we come back. Someone who maybe even... Crazier and encouraging even more violence to Gavin Newsom is the Democratic Attorney General candidate in Virginia. There was one big story that broke over the weekend, two big stories about him in encouraging violence against a sitting legislature, a sitting legislator in Virginia, and now they found a second incident involving him hoping that cops get killed. We'll talk more about it. We come back. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM 640. This show flew by. I thought it was last hour, but it's this hour. Aren't you tired? I know. I'm not. I don't know. For some reason, everything, there's so much going on. It just, it's just whizzing by. Let's do one more hour. Yeah, I know. I could keep going here. I actually haven't even touched a lot of the stuff that I wanted to do, but. Well, we'll just deal with what we have here. We were just talking with State Senator Tony Strickland on at last segment because Kristi Noem, the Department of Homeland Security Secretary went on television and said, now the drug cartels and the gangs have... have bounties on the heads of ICE agents. They have their names. They've been doxing them. And it's $10,000 for a kill, $2,000 for a kidnapping. And she says, everybody's got to stop this nonsense. And at the top of the list is Gavin Newsom. And right behind him is Karen Bass. Along with the mayor of Chicago, the governor of Illinois.

The mayor of Portland, the governor of Oregon, they're all encouraging this violent resistance against ICE agents for enforcing federal law. I mean, you talk about like trying to overthrow the system. The law is the law. Congress passed these laws. A lot of the stuff's written into the Constitution. President signed it. It had, nobody's overturned it. No Congress has repealed the law. No president has issued an order repealing the law. No Supreme Court, nothing. The representatives have to get in session and change things. And when they had full power, and they had full power for two years under Obama, they had full power for two years under Biden, they didn't do anything about it. So this is how bad it's gotten. Jay Jones is a, was a Democratic legislator in Virginia. And he's running for Attorney General. He is the nominee for the Democrats as Attorney General. And these texts that he sent have surfaced. And you go back a couple of years, and he wrote texts apparently a state legislator named Joe Johnson. a Democrat had died. He was a long-time legislator and everybody liked him. And even Republican legislators were honoring Joe Johnson's memory, including the House Speaker Todd Gilbert. And Jay Jones, the Democratic Attorney General nominee, wrote a text. saying if those guys died before me, meaning the Republicans who were honoring Johnson, I will go to their funerals to piss on their graves, to send them out a wash and something. He then wrote, and he wrote this to another legislator, Republican Carrie Coiner, woman. Jay Jones then wrote that the... Then Speaker of the House, Todd Gilbert, if he had a choice of murdering Gilbert or two dictators, he would shoot Gilbert every time. Here's the exact quote. Jay Jones wrote, three people, two bullets. Gilbert, Hitler, and Paul Pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head. And then he wrote, spoiler, put Gilbert in the crew with the two worst people you know, and he receives both bullets every time. All right? This is the Attorney General nominee for the Democrats in Virginia. And Carrie Coiner wrote back, Jay, please stop. And Jay Jones said, L-O-L, okay, okay. It really bothers me when you talk about hurting people or wishing death on them. But later on, he continued going crazy against the Speaker Todd Gilbert, suggesting that he wished Gilbert's wife could watch her own child die in her arms. So Gilbert might reconsider his political views. He said that on the phone. And Carrie Corner hung up and discussed. And Jay Jones started writing text messages saying he was just asking questions.

And Coiner couldn't believe that, quote, you were hoping Jennifer Gilbert's children would die. Well, Jay Jones said, yes, I told you this before. Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy. He wrote this. Coiner pushed back some more, and Jay Jones said, I mean, do I think Todd and Jennifer are evil? That's Todd Gilbert and his wife. And that they're breeding little fascists? Yes. So he thinks Gilbert, Gilbert's wife, Jennifer and their two children should die because he doesn't like Gilbert's political positions. The actual attorney general candidate for the Democrats in Virginia. They found that in 2022, Jay Jones was convicted reckless driving, 116 miles an hour on the interstate. But then here's what just got released an hour ago. Jay Jones said if more cops got killed, then they wouldn't shoot so many people, according to another lawmaker.

is Carrie Koiner is once again speaking out against Jay Jones that during a 2020 conversation, she told Jay Jones that if the cops didn't have legal protection, police officers would get killed. And Jay Jones responded, well, maybe if a few of them died, they would move on and not shoot people, not killing people. And they have the text here. No, this was in a phone conversation, I guess. Jay Jones is denying saying that. But this is the kind of sickness now. Attorney General, obviously, most powerful law enforcement official in a state. And this is the guy the Democrats have running. They don't even want to defund the police anymore. They want to kill them. Summer is here. At orderly meds, we know this time is a reminder that life is full of new beginnings. Whether you're celebrating the nice weather, starting a new chapter, planning a vacation, or simply looking ahead to what's next. This season can be the perfect time to invest in yourself and your health. If you've struggled with weight loss and are curious about GLP1 medications, orderly meds can help you learn about your options. Through a simple virtual process, you can connect with licensed medical professionals who can determine whether treatment may be appropriate for you. Getting started is fast, convenient, and happens online from the comfort of home. This summer, consider a new approach to feeling your best. Visit orderlymeds.com slash podcast to learn more. That's orderlymeds.com slash podcast. Orderlymeds.com slash podcast. Because every new season is an opportunity to take the next step forward. Compounded medications are not FDA approved. Eligibility required and determined by a licensed provider. Individual results may vary. See website for details. How do you want to spend your day? At Brightview Senior Living communities, you decide and will take care of the rest. Pamper yourself at the salon and pursue your creative passions. Toast with your friends at Happy Hour and savor chef prepared meals. Close out the day with a concert just down the hall from your apartment. Or simply relax. The choice is yours. Enjoy the comforts of home and the security of award-winning care. Discover the possibilities at Brightview Senior Living.com. Vital doesn't always mean visible. Across America, advanced technology is working behind the scenes, strengthening our nation. It protects our warfighters, advances life-saving healthcare, combat cyber threats, and defends the critical infrastructure that keeps our country moving. At GDIT, we power the systems that help America operate, connect, and stay secure. Every hour, every mission, every day. GDIT, behind America's invisible advantage. This is Chelsea Handler from Dear Chelsea. Traveling with Doug is one of my favorite things. But when you're on tour like I am bouncing between 35 cities, feeding your dog can get complicated. And that's why I started bringing just fresh from Just Food for Dogs. It's real fresh dog food made with human-grade ingredients that he's been obsessed with. But it's shelf stable. So I don't need a freezer or a cooler or a whole travel operation just to feed my dog. Doug loves it and I feel good giving it to him. So go to Just

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said he was overwhelmed with stress and anxiety. He also was desperate to get out of an ongoing meeting. And he got probation. No jail time. He's going to get a year probation and 50 hours community service. So when Bass went to Africa, he should have been the guy running the response. But he wasn't there. And he says, now, follow this. I mean, mental illness is extremely unpredictable. But he says his mother and nephew died in the previous year, and his brother was diagnosed with cancer. That happened in the year and a half. And dealing with those two deaths and his brother having cancer led him to call in a fake bomb threat. I don't follow. I don't want to be hardhearted here, but, and he gets nothing for that? Well, they don't put anybody in prison anymore. I can't say if it was a regular criminal, he'd be put away because he wouldn't be put away. So you get a free bomb threat now? Because you're going through emotional stress? Is that the standard now? Well, that's not going to be much of a deterrent, is it?

And the prosecutors agreed with all this, which I think is nuts because he was overwhelmed, stressed, and anxiety. He wanted to get out of a meeting. Couldn't he just call in sick? I... He was in a virtual meeting at City Hall, and he wanted to get out of the virtual meeting. Well, you could turn off your computer. And he admitted he left the meeting. And then he called an aide to the police chief. Well, why not just go home? Why do you? I guess to clear out the building and that gave him a good excuse for signing off the meeting. He sent messages saying bomb threat. I received a phone call in my city cell at 1048 this morning. The mail caller stated he was tired of the city support of Israel and he decided to place a bomb in city hall. It might be in the rotunda. I immediately contacted the chief of staff of LAPD. They're going to send a number of officers and do a search of the building and determine if anyone else received a threat.

That's just crazy. So he gets nothing for that. Meantime, he was not working on January 7th. Well, Bass wasn't working either. There was nobody, nobody providing oversight to police and fire that day. And if you didn't hear earlier in the show, since there were tens of billions of dollars in fire damage, and the insurance companies had pulled out of the palisades to a large extent. A lot of people were thrown into the fare plan, which is the insurer of last resort, and they have a limited cap on payouts. Well, the fair plan is now basically bankrupt, and they want a 36% increase. So if you're in the fair plan for your home insurance here in the state of California, you're going to have to pay 36% more because they blew all their money on the fire. that Karen Bass was in Ghana for and that Brian K. Williams was at home for put on leave because he made a fake bomb threat. And Jenny's Kenonez never filled the reservoir and she's still making $750,000 a year. And don't you feel like you've gone insane? When we come back, we're going to play you.

an argument between a CNN host, Abby Phillips, and Scott Jenning, a CNN commentator. And I will tell you the answer to the question that they're debating. This government shutdown, is it because the Democrats want benefits, health benefits for illegal aliens? Republicans insist, yes, Democrats say no, I have the answer, and I'll play you the clip of the debate, and you'll see what the truth is. You're listening to John Cobalt on demand from KFI AM 640. John Cobelt here at John Cobelt Radio. You can follow us on social media at John Cobelt Radio. And after 4 o'clock, we'll have a podcast on the IHeart app, same as the radio show. All right, you may have heard, you may have heard about the government shutdown and the fight centers around the Democrats not endorsing a seven-week extension of the current budget. And the Republicans say it's because they, the Democrats, want to change and they want funding for illegal alien health care. Democrats say, no, that's not true. Republicans say, yes, it is. Here's an exchange. gets heated between CNN host Abby Phillips and Republican commentator Scott Jennings. And listen to this back and forth. Other debate about who's going to get taxpayer-funded Medicaid in this country, that's what the memes are about. That's what the fight is about. Democrats want to make it about this subsidy issue. They don't run out to the end of the year, by the way. But the real thing is they filed legislation to repeal what the Republicans did this summer. These two issues have been conflated, but the fact is they don't just want the subsidies. They want other things, and the president is drawing attention to it, I think, in a pretty clever way. We just had a national emergency about telling jokes. Medicaid is still not going to illegal immigrants, Scott. It is. It really does. It's not. It really does. It's not. Scott, no, it's not. It really does. Listen, the part of the bill that deals with the money that goes to states. It doesn't say anything about their immigration policy. So red state or blue state, those states are getting less money from the federal government. That still has to be dealt with. And that has nothing to do with immigration. And again, Medicaid does not go to undocumented immigrants. Snap does not go to undocumented immigrants. You know. Chip does not go to undocumented immigrants. It absolutely. I don't know. I mean, Scott, prove me wrong. How many blue states? Show me the law. How many blue states? Mike Johnson showed it. Scott, show me the U.S. code. In a gigantic poster on Friday. Show me the U.S. code where it says that they're allowed to get Medicaid funding. I will, I will put it out on social media. It doesn't exist. In fact, the law says exactly the opposite. So it's, they're trying to repeal what the Republicans did this summer. Scott, that is a lie, okay? It is not. Now, you might be, you might want to dispute whether or not.

states should get reimbursed from the federal or should get federal dollars for Medicaid at the levels that they got it before it. That's a different issue. But that's not an issue that's actually tied to immigration and you know it. Well, she's wrong. And Jason Rich Wine and the New York Post laid out what's really going on. Joe Biden ballooned the number of illegal immigrants with temporary protected status. to $1.2 million during his term. Now, if you get temporary status, you have no legal right to live here, and the government promises not to deport you until the crisis in your home country is over. And, of course, in truth, everyone's allowed to stay forever. For example, if there's an earthquake. And if you have temporary status, it's constantly renewed. There's also another 3 million illegal aliens who got paroled by the Biden administration. They were allowed to enter the U.S. even though they had no legal right to do so. But the Biden administration would parole them even before they got here as long as they filled out a form on an app. Well, these migrants still are counted as illegal aliens. They could access Medicaid after a five-year waiting period. And they also can qualify for Obamacare subsidies after one year. If you had temporary protected status, you could access Obamacare subsidies as well. And then illegal aliens get emergency Medicaid money. Illegal aliens who show up in emergency rooms, including expectant mothers, will have their health care expenses covered by federal taxpayers. And then you have the state, California, Illinois, New York, 14 states that fund coverage for illegal alien children. California covers every illegal alien. They ran out of money for health care, and they had to borrow money from the federal government. Center for Immigration Studies found that 59% of households headed by an illegal alien consume at least one government benefit. 39% get Medicaid. Let me get the point here. So what happened is in Trump's Big Beautiful Bill. All this stuff was put a stop to. No more money for all these different groups of illegal alien. Invaders. Millions of them. No more money. No more Medicare money. Medicaid money. Obamacare subsidy money. This, that, and the other thing, no more money. And the Democrats want to repeal it. Republicans have said, no, we're not repealing it. And so that's why we have a government shutdown, among other issues. So Scott Jennings was right, Abby Phillips was wrong. And because it's not a 10-second answer, can't fit that on a cable news debate. And you think an anchor would know that and take the two minutes that I just did to explain it, but they don't. What did I read the other day? 11% of the public, only 11% has high confidence in television news.

11%. That means 9 out of 10 viewers do not have high confidence in television news, and actually most of them have low or no confidence. All right, Conway's up next, and we'll see you tomorrow. Michael Crozier is the news. Live in the KFI 24-hour newsroom. Hey, you've been listening to the John Cobalt Show podcast. You can always hear the show live on KFI AM 640 from 1 to 4 p.m. every Monday through Friday. And of course, anytime on demand on the IHeart Radio app. Summer is here. At orderly meds, we know this time is a reminder that life is full of new beginnings. Whether you're celebrating the nice weather, starting a new chapter, planning a vacation, or simply looking ahead to what's next. This season can be the perfect time to invest in yourself and your health. If you've struggled with weight loss and are curious about GLP1 medications, orderly meds can help you learn about your options. Through a simple virtual process, you can connect with licensed medical professionals who can determine whether treatment may be appropriate for you. Getting started is fast, convenient, and happens online from the comfort of home. This summer, consider a new approach to feeling your best. Visit orderlymeds.com slash podcast to learn more. That's orderlymeds.com slash podcast. Orderlymeds.com slash podcast. Because every new season is an opportunity to take the next step forward. Confounded medications are not FDA approved. Eligibility required and determined by a licensed provider. Individual results may vary. See website for details.

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