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that I've compiled from this past weekend's No King's protests. Here, go. If you could send one message to the president, what would be? Quit. The main purpose of you guys being here today. I'm just outraged of what's happening in the country. I grew up in Louisiana in the segregated South, and I see that we're going back there. It is time for New Yorkers from every walk of life, for Americans from coast to coast to come together and defend our democracy because even our founding fathers understood that our democracy is fragile and it is only as powerful and it is only as strong as the people who come together to defend it. I wouldn't be here if I didn't think it was going to make a change or make a difference. Our voice is being heard. That's part of our right as an American. And I'm not just going to stand by and let these atrocities happen. Now, ground zero for these no kings protests this past weekend was Minneapolis, Minnesota, where last year those two anti-ice protesters were shot and killed by ice agents. And one of those making his presence known there in Minneapolis this past weekend was the boss, Bruce Springsteen. Hello, Minnesota. It's turning into a beautiful day. Well, this past winter, federal troops brought death and terror to the streets of Minneapolis. Well, they picked the wrong city. The power and the solidarity of the people of Minneapolis and of Minnesota was an inspiration to the entire country. Your strength and your commitment told us that this is still America. And this reactionary nightmare, and these invasions of American cities will not stand. You gave us hope, you gave us courage, and for those who gave their lives, Renee Good, mother of three, brutally murdered, Alex Preti, VA nurse, executed by ICE. shot in the back and left to die in the street without even the decency of our lawless government investigating their deaths. Their bravery, their sacrifice, and their names will not be forgotten. Okay, boss, don't let the facts get in the way of a good story. What were Nicole Good and Alex Pretty even doing in the vicinity of ICE operations in Minnesota last year? They shouldn't have been there. Shouldn't have been there. They were following. They were mocking the ICE agents. They were instigating the agents. Look, I hate that two people died, but they should not have been even in the vicinity of what was going on with ice. Now, I've got another partial speech to play for you. This one from Maryland Senator Chris Van Hollen, Mr. Margarita, giving a speech in Baltimore this past weekend. Go. It was 250 years ago this year. that the United States of America said no to King George. And 250 years later, we're here to say hell no to a wannabe king, Donald Trump. Because I have a question for all of you in America, do we bow down to kings? Hell no. Hell no.
A president of the White House, who ever since that day, over a year ago, he swore to defend the Constitution, he lied, and every day he is tearing down our Constitution. We're here to say we're going to stand up for the Constitution of the United States. Are we going to do that? Okay, so that's Senator Chris Van Hollen in Baltimore this weekend. I can't take any more these so-called protesters. I want to hear some real common sense. And you're going to get it right now, square between the eyes, from CNN political analyst Scott Jennings. This is Spot. on analysis. Go. These no kings rallies look pretty representative to me of the Democratic coalition. I saw people flying the hammer and sickle. I saw Hezbollah flags. I saw Hamas flags. I saw Palestinian flags. I saw trans signs. I see weirdo liberal boomers out there. This is pretty representative of the Democratic coalition. And that's who funds it as well, by the way. And so I think if America looks at this and says, what do the two parties stand for? They got it at the no king's right. Jennings is absolutely right. How many upside down American flags did you see? The hammer and the sickle. Palestinian flags. Fox News did a recent analysis of the funding for these No Kings events. And it says there are about 500 organizations funding this event. Now Indivisible is the main sponsor. Indivisible is an organization funded by you got it. Billionaire George Soros. There he is again. Soros. popping up. That's the big one. But then you have hundreds of other communist organizations funded by this guy, Neville Roy Singham, this American tech tycoon, an avowed communist living in China. So those are the two main funding sources spending about $3 billion on this no king's protest this past weekend. According to this article for over nearly a decade, this guy Singham has financed really a constant. A constellation of activist institutions that promote revolutionary socialist politics and frequently collaborate in protest campaigns, including the People's Forum in New York, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, the Answer Coalition, and Code Pink, whose founder, Jody Evans, is married to, you got it, this guy sing them. And these groups work closely, according to this article, with the Freedom Road Socialist Organization. all send members to these protests, and one group said they planned to bring a message of revolution to these protests. In Washington, D.C., the Party for Socialism and Liberation called on supporters to assemble as part of a socialist contingent in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Freedom Road Socialist Organization instructed supporters to gather at the Rosa Parks Circle at noon as part of what it described as the anti-Trump contingent. So I can go on down the line here. There's a lot more at play than just a bunch of lunatic baby boomers calling for no kings in the White House. These puppets like Singham and like Soros are using these useful idiots, if you will, to constantly sow the seed of division and revolution in this country. So yes, many people turned out this weekend to take out public temper tantrums. Yes, because they lost an election in 2024. And yes, it is group therapy. But a closer look.
Look into these No Kings protests. Show you what this is really all about. This is about division. This is about revolution of our democratic and capitalistic systems here in the United States of America. That's going to do it for the Inez says podcast. Join me on the radio every weekday morning. Orlando's morning news was Scott Innes 5 to 9 a.m. on WDBO 107.3 FM and AM 580. I'll see you next time.