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running Hamas from there, what the full impact is, we will dive into that and what it means going forward in the Middle East. Again, big story there. These were the Hamas leaders who helped to set in motion the October 7th terror attack. And this was, again, a very targeted strike against the absolute top of Hamas inside of Qatar. Now, There are a lot of different angles to hit on this. And I know you hit on a bunch of them yesterday, Buck. But I have been reading all weekend long and into the start of the week. all about what happened in Charlotte, where this young, innocent, 23-year-old woman was stabbed in cold blood on public transportation in Charlotte by an individual who'd been previously arrested 14 times. And I know you talked about this some yesterday, Buck, but my Twitter feed and my email has been blown up from people talking about the veterinarian in Auburn, Alabama. who was murdered also by another individual that should have never been out on the streets. And I know many of you out there have seen these stories, but it's important to recognize that by and large, there is no coverage of stories like these in the New York Times, in the Washington Post, at CNN, MSNBC. They mostly ignore it. because it tells a story that they do not want to address or even acknowledge in any way. And in fact, when they do cover it, it's often covered through the prism of, oh, people on the right are upset about this event, as if that is the reason why it should be covered. And I know you dove into this, and we've talked about it a lot on the program, but I don't think you can solve. major issues of violent crime in this country until we have an actual conversation about where violent crime is coming from and overwhelmingly violent crime in this country is clustered in black neighborhoods often involving young black men that is a reality it makes people uncomfortable to even mention because oh my goodness it's racist in some way and in fact i want to play this audio clip that i think is emblematic of being fearful of actually addressing the issue at hand. And this was from CNN, where they talk about it only in the context of, well, some people online are upset about this. And this is Brian Stelter on CNN saying the Charlotte murder is just a political symbol. And unfortunately, in his mind, many things that are being said online are, quote, baldly racist. So listen to Cut 2.

This story has trickled up from local news to social media and now to the president's attention. And it's being used, as you said, Brianna, as a political symbol, with MAGA media calling for more forceful punishments and more incarceration. I have to say, some of the replies to Elon Musk, some of the comments around this story are baldly racist, stoking fear of African Americans because this man attacked a white woman. The open racism on sites like X today, it's eye-popping. But there are also legitimate questions about... this so-called career criminal, someone who had been a repeat offender. And those questions, I hope they're not lost amid all of the cesspool kind of comments on social media. Okay. I think this is an important conversation we should have, Buck, and I know you talked about it some yesterday. It is not racist to point out the race of someone who commits a violent crime. Here is what, let me just make it clear, because I think this is important, and I know you guys get it, but maybe in your conversations, you're nervous about having conversations about this because you're afraid of being called racist. Here is what is racist. Being racist is saying, hey, you're going to commit a crime because you are black, with no evidence whatsoever of that being the case, right? That is racism. It is not racist to look at data. and say, boy, of all the murders that are being committed in America, the vast majority, if you analyze it from a per capita basis, are being committed by young black men. And we should have a conversation about why that is, because the data actually reflects that if young black men committed, for instance, rates of violent crime at the same rate as white or Asian young men do, We basically wouldn't have a violent crime rate in the United States that is anywhere approaching what we have here now, right? I mean, it would actually be at least two or three times as safe of a country. If you were to eliminate just the disparity in the black crime rate in this country, I believe we would be on a per capita basis, have fewer homicides than Canada. So that gives you some sense of, which has actually, I think, had some crime problems in more recent years. But there's a huge disparity by the numbers. But I wanted to focus in on for a moment. Of course, Stelter, who, what did Tucker Carlson used to call him? Like the village eunuch or something like this? He had some phrase for him that was particularly, yeah, Brian Stelter is really a perfect representation of. uh like low tea liberal the future is feminine uh you know The white male to the Democrat Party is essentially comprised of first and foremost. And for him to say that it raises questions, no, I don't think it actually raises questions. We have the answers, Clay. Yeah. When someone has been arrested 14 times, when they've sexually assaulted women or assaulted women, I think I should have violently assaulted women two times previously.

This is somebody who needs to be taken out of circulation for a while, and you want to try rehab, you want to try to bring Jesus into his life, you want to make him a better person, fine, do so in a facility, also known as a prison. That is the reality that we have to deal with here, okay? That is what has to happen. The decision was made here over and over again to let this individual continue to terrorize people. And we have to ask why. What is the mindset? We're going to have on a state senator from, or is it a state senator or a congressman, I think. Oh, Congressman. I'm sorry. Yeah, too, who represents this area. from North Carolina represents this area. We'll ask about what the processes are, if there are any, to hold judges accountable. It's very hard in general. Clay could go into this at length. It's very hard in general to hold judges accountable for anything. You can. There's a process, but it's difficult. But we should ask, why did this judge decide to let this guy go effectively unpunished? It's not like he just got out of a 25-year sentence and decided to re-offend. I mean, this guy was wandering around the streets and was obviously a threat to people. So, Clay, I just, I completely reject this. Oh, there are legitimate questions. You know, stilters. The legitimate questions raised by the way the system may have filmed. No, this is actually the system giving the product that the system wants to give, which is higher crime rates, more risk to the general population, more risk to women, more risk to minorities disproportionately, because it makes certain people feel better about themselves because they think some of this conversation is icky. That's the essence of it. A lot of people are uncomfortable with acknowledging what the data shows. And to me, you cannot address an issue until you objectively and rationally examine it. And this is why I said the whole BLM protest was focused on something that basically doesn't happen very often. That is violent white attacks on black people because of their race. It's almost non-existent in the country. Not say that it never had. It's almost non-existent. In fact, if you go look at the data, the number of white people that engage of violent acts against black people is almost zero. And statistically. And it's also true, Clay, we talked about this yesterday. It's also true that police. killing or even using excessive force against unarmed black men statistically is very very rare but isn't it fascinating clay we can have one after another suicide bomber all yelling aloh Akbar all from the same religious background all having similar profiles and we're told that's not representative that doesn't count there's no problem there

But then there'll be one cop involved in one incident with, whether George Floyd or Mike Brown, and whole neighborhoods have to burn down and everybody has to sit around and bend the knee and beg forgiveness for the past wrongs. I have done nothing. I have done nothing racist. I am not a part of any racist system. And I absolutely reject all of that crap. And I think people have just realized that's where you've got to be with this. You can't play the game anymore. Well, and here is where I think the media. often, very often is incredibly flawed. And we talk about this, and I know many of you think about it. I don't know that you really think about it on a central level. Most of media today is an anecdote. And I think that is exacerbated by everybody having a cell phone, and so any incident can go viral. To me, an honest media only covers anecdote when it is representative of a larger issue that needs to be addressed. It should align with the data, but we see the opposite, where they actually try to pretend the anecdote. is the data or representative of the data. This is why it is a lie. It is a lie by statistics or it is a lie by the omission of reality. And so if, and you all know this, but if that, if that had been a young black girl, 23-year-old sitting on that public transit in Charlotte and a white guy had stabbed her in the throat. every single television station in America would lead with it for multiple days. We would all have to have national conversations about what that represented. They would say this is what happens in Trump's America. They would take it right to Trump. You and I know that. And so if you are not treating this in a similar fashion. And by the way, all of you out there in right wing land, although I would submit it is just sanity land, who are listening to us right now, all of you would be immersed in that story. You would not be able to avoid it because right wing media would cover it, too. The left basically doesn't cover this story. All of you are aware of it, but I think it's important that we have this conversation. Clay, we could just take calls and we have before where we have black listeners to this show who will just call in and say that this is, we are discussing the reality of the media's treatment of these subjects. We could just take calls for an hour from people listening right now to our audience who are black. We would say, yeah, the media's playing games here. You know, it's the media that is doing the misrepresentation. It's the media that is bringing these narratives and the Democrat Party and all this stuff about structural racism and everything else. They bring ideology into this. We just want there to be less crime. We want everyone to be safer. We want to do what is necessary so that nobody, black, white, Asian, Hispanic, Christian, Muslim, Jew, no one's getting stabbed on the subway. That's actually the goal here. And then we treat everyone as an individual. But treating people as individuals also means...

viewing their right to be safe walking down the street in their neighborhood as more important than what your friends at the golf club after you're done with your MSNBC hit in Chevy Chase. Think about what you said on TV. And objective data, if we are going to truly address violent crime, objective data reflects that young black men in particular overwhelmingly are responsible for violent crime. So if we are going to put more police on the streets and if we are going to address violent crime, that is going to lead to more young black men being arrested. That's not racism. Again, I think this kills the argument, but I think it's one good one to put in your back pocket. It's not sexism that men are arrested for around 95% of all violent crimes. It's because men are more violent as a group than women are. Okay. So I think this story is huge. I think it goes to the essence of, frankly, where Trump is right, which is saying we can't live in a country where violent crimes like these are allowed to happen. And when the people perpetrating them, have been arrested 14 times well this is the other part there's so many layers here clay this is there's there's failure of the narrative the democrats want to tell you there's the lie that we can all see i told you i mean i was laughing my butt off watching the jussie smollett documentary i mean it is high comedy that anyone believe but let's remember clay First of all, he was fine. He had like a tiny scratch. It looked like he maybe cut himself shaving. And it was a national outrage. Yes. Kamala Harris was weighing in. I mean, Joe Biden was weighing in. It's still up. It was a huge. Oh, my gosh. Look at this. All the racism against black people. All the all the anti-LGBQ, all this stuff. All the lie. Okay. But that was immediate national conversation. A Ukrainian refugee brutally murdered because the system completely failed there because the system is too afraid of looking like it's racist when it enforces the law? That's actually not a conversation we should have as a country. Which one of those things matters more to the American people in their daily lives? We've got to force this issue. No doubt. And here's another one I'll add. I think that this doesn't help the black community. Because one, it allows violence to continue. But two, liberal white people who are trying to say, oh, we can't have this conversation. They actually don't want things to get better. And I think a lot of black voters are slowly starting to recognize this. These people don't have your best interest at heart. They don't at all. We'll talk about this more because I do think it's a really big story. Identity theft can cost more than you think if you thought having your wallet stolen was bad. Having your online identity stolen is ten times worse. Drained investment accounts, lost wages, stolen tax returns. The list is endless. That's why LifeLock is backed by the million dollar protection package covers up to $3 million for the most comprehensive plan.

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So whether you're after longevity or on any other health journey, it's easier at Sprout's Farmer's Market. Lines are open. Let's talk. Let's take some calls coming up here on everything going on with the whole criminal justice conversation, the horrific murder, stabbing murder of that beloved veterinary professor in Alabama, the stabbing on the light rail, the video of it, what Trump is doing in New York, I'm sorry, D.C., what Zohran Mamdani wants to do in New York. We'll discuss all this and dive into it. But here's our friend Stephen Miller. who does not hold back. Play cut one. When you look at that video that chills are very souls out of Charlotte, that beautiful young woman stabbed to death, murdered savagely on a subway, just trying to get home from work, fleeing war, only to run into a Democrat war zone here in our country. That monster, 14 prior arrests in and out, in and out, the Democrat policies of catch and release. for barbarians and savages is truly an act of terror, Sean, against the American people. It cannot be explained unless you deeply, fundamentally hate America. I think that says it, Clay. I think it says it well. And again, I give credit to Trump, and I would encourage him to speak out on this even more. Often what he says is covered by the left-wing media as a way to push back against him. But what I would say to the Trump administration is these are conversations we should be having. And when your general proposition is, I want less violence in America and I'll do whatever it takes. Showing these stories is how you get that, I think. If a natural disaster strikes, do you have a plan to reach your loved ones? If powers out and cell service is spotty, it's smart to have a backup. Rapid radios delivers peace of mind when it matters most. These are modern-day walkie-talkies built to communicate on a nationwide LT network, so distance is not a problem. I share my own story about how when my in-laws were hit hard by that hurricane in North Carolina, Carrie and I were sitting in our living room with one touch of a button on our rapid radios, talking to our family, making sure they were okay, and it made a huge difference. Rapid radios are ready to go right out of the box, just push a button and talk with no monthly fees and pre-programmed simplicity. Rapid radios keep you connected when everything else goes dark. trusted, legit, tested. Visit rapid radios.com today. Again, the website to go to is rapid radios.com. You'll save 60% when you go and use promo code radio to get an extra 5% off. So it's rapid radios.com promo code radio. Welcome back in Clay Choravis, Buck Sexton's show. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us. All right. You asked the question that I think is a big...

part of what we should address here, Buck, and we're getting emails and a lot of other reactions on this as well. And it is, okay, the data shows what it shows. And that is, as we said, there are far too many murders in this country, somewhere in the neighborhood of around 20,000 murders a year, ish. And over half of those murders, on average, are committed primarily by young black men in America. So Buck pointed out that if black men in America committed murders at the same rate as everyone else, on average, white, Asian, and Hispanic, that the overall rate of violent crime in the United States would actually be somewhat similar to Canada. It would be far lower. And the question that is out there is, okay, if you agree that there are far too many murders, and I think most of the people out there listening to us right now. agree, and we are all profoundly anti-murder. We want less of you being killed by violent perpetrators. What is the best way that the nation, meaning local, state and federal officials should respond to this? I can't think of an answer other than we have to lock up violent perpetrators and keep them off our streets. I'm open to other suggestions. To me, that is overwhelmingly the answer. I think it's also instructive that whenever there's a moment for the Democrats and for the left and that whole ideological side of things after a violent incident, Clay, they do this. moral blackmail pretend policy discussion where they say, well, are you just going to, look, we have this kind of with Trey Gowdy on guns, I'm just saying, are you just going to do nothing? Are you just going to do nothing? That's the thing that they respond to you with when you say, well, there's already a lot of laws. This person broke a lot of laws. You know, these are rare events. You know, school shootings are. horrific beyond words but statistically they are now we talk about school shootings we also can separate this out not talking about you know two gang members in the school yard or two people sometimes they count as a school shooting people shooting within the like legal confines of a school which i think it includes a few hundred feet beyond school grounds right because of the laws about you know gun free zones and such but if you're talking about an attempted mass murder or mass murder of school children that's usually what we think of with a school shooting they are rare events thank heavens but they are rare events statistically murders in general in this country are too high. They are not rare events. And so digging into the statistics about why we have such a higher murder rate than other developed countries is something that is absolutely worthwhile from a policy perspective. And you just raised one of the things that we know we can do. If we want to bring the murder rate down, we have to have three strike laws. How about that? Or how about even five strike laws? We could even go, you know, I prefer three, but I'm just saying, Clay, in the case of New York City,

And I say this as someone who is a lawyer. I think that judges should have some form of culpability. The problem that we have is a lot of these judges never have to worry about job security once they get elected in many communities and or once they are appointed, they basically have lifetime tenure if you're talking about federal district court judges and beyond. There should be consequences when you screw this up. And I think the answer for our politicians is, unfortunately, we have to take away the discretion from judges. That was the entire point of three strikes and you're out. You have a life sentence. Here's the challenge. And you know this buck and not enough people talk about it. A lot of violent criminals plead guilty to offenses that do not add up to something that would eventually get them behind bars for a significant period of time. In other words, you get arrested and you have engaged in some sort of actually really heinous violent act. Let's just say you walk up and knock out somebody walking down the street who's done nothing to you. I would submit the odds of someone doing that and not engaging in violent acts again are virtually zero. You plead guilty to some form of misdemeanor, and you're right back out on the street. So you're not even getting a felony charge when you should get a felony charge, which is why I think three strikes and you're out is actually probably too lenient. Yeah, I would add, first of all, you have to remember. For every crime that someone commits that they are prosecuted for, chances are there are many crimes that aren't even being tabulated. You know, there are many things that have gone on that aren't attributed to them and maybe aren't even in the statistics at all. That's why we always talk about murder is used as it's really hard. I mean, they can, but it's really hard to hide a dead body. And it's really hard to say that's not a dead body that is the result of foul play. And this is why on this show. That is the number one thing that I think you focus on because murder happens. Like we don't argue about whether there was actually a crime when a dead body with a knife shows up or a gunshot wound. To your point, though, about what the charges are that are actually on somebody's rap sheet, I saw this, NYPD counterterrorism cases, same thing would come up. You may have somebody on conspiracy to do something terrible. But... It's tough to prove or harder to prove. And now you can get into, oh, are they, you know, were they entrapped into this? You know, they were going to go shoot up this or blow up that. You know, they're going to do some terrorist act. But if you have them, Clay, with like a bunch of illegal grenades and an AK-47 that they filed the serial number off of, you might just charge him with that because they're going to get... 10 years and they'll plead because it's a possession. I bring this up because in the context of a lot of gang and drugs, gang and drug gang specifically, which is really the same thing, cases, people end up taking a hit.

because on on possession because they've got you if they find you with five kilos of cocaine in your house they might also want you for a you know murder for a higher rap maybe but they can't really make it stick but they nail you on the gun or the drug possession happens all the time This is why we said the ditty charges were totally bungled by, they had him on drugs, they had him on weapons, and instead they tried to argue that he was engaged in a human, basically trafficking ring. And let me hit you with this, because this is the New York Times headline. They finally have covered the murder of Arena Zerutska. Here's the headline in New York Times today. A gruesome murder in North Carolina ignites a firestorm on the right. Security footage capturing the unprovoked stabbing in Charlotte became an accelerant for conservative arguments about the perceived failings of Democrat policies. Perceived? Perceived? I mean, let's unpack this, Clay. Firestorm on the right? Why isn't it just a firestorm? Why isn't it just the right that's upset? That's my point. Like, why is a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee? We got all these people with Ukraine flags in their bio. Why have all these people, this girl fled Ukraine to try to be safer in America? And she got stabbed to death on public transit in Charlotte. And the video, I think, people say, well, why is the video matter? The video shows you how callous and how violent America can be because she never even saw the stabbing coming. Not that stabbings are justified. This tiny little, you know, innocent 23-year-old, probably weighed 105 pounds. is sitting there on a public transit. She never even sees the guy behind her about to stab her. She never sees it coming. Clay, you know, yesterday I mentioned this, and we should return to this topic. There's already this problem they're running into. Body cameras and X. Public surveillance cameras and X. We see what is happening. If there wasn't video of this, the New York Times would be talking about a homeless guy with a drug problem who was an aspiring astrophysicist who just snapped and nobody saw it coming. Oh, so sad. But there's video. there's video. So we all know visually, instinctually, what went on here. And that's why all the narrative creation and all the usual propaganda from these scumbags at the Washington Post in New York Times doesn't work. They can't pull it together.

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And there was a couple on there, a black couple that were married and their best friends. I got it backwards when I was talking to your intern. But their best friends were a black couple. And they were expressing to the white couple how fearful they were because their children were away at college. And they were getting indoctrinated to be militant. So, I mean, it's been going on for years. And I have a black son. My ex-husband is black. I have black, me and my husband have little biracial grandchildren. I've been part of the black community for the better part of 40, almost 50 years now. And I can tell you, and the black community that wants to be truthful, when they speak out, you know, and they do very often, it's just not covered. But there's not the level of racism that people are being led to believe. It's not true. Thank you for the call, Joanne. Here's what I would say in general in all of this. I think that most people, white, black, Asian, Hispanic are good, decent, non-racist people. I think there are racist, white, black, Asian, and Hispanic people. And if we had that conversation rationally as a country and all of you, regardless of your race, are aware of this, some people do behave in stereotypical fashion. Some people are racist. That is a minority. But we have to have a rational conversation about it. And we have to have a conversation that actually benefits the entire nation. And if we want violent crime to go down, I mean, actually want it to go down, we have to look at the data and go after the people who are committing the violent crime. If we do, violent crime goes down. This is not rocket science. More of your talkbacks, more of your reactions. Hour two next. Life moves fast. At American Military University, they're ready to help you keep up. AMU's flexible, affordable online programs in cybersecurity, IT, space studies, and more are designed for service members, veterans, and their families. AMU provides the support you need to take the next step, wherever life takes you. American Military University, made for what's next. Learn more at amu.apus.edu.edu. Saturday, July 25th. I know. I will be the best walk away in the world. An undefeated female. Batman is a rising star. And a frightening force. What's a win? for Shemiel Musayev. Ascend on the nation's capital to fight for gold. Thad, the silverback gene. Silverback nation makes them noise. Versus Shemil Moussiav. Oh, it's over! For the PFL well-to-weight world title. On real. Saturday, July 25th and 10 p.m. Eastern on ESPN. This is the race fans wait for all year.

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