CGR MONDAY 091823 Dr David Wurmser Joseph Imjperatrice

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And I am now doing a two-hour program. So look forward to doing that other than Wednesdays, when I'll have a day which is focused on with me early, but otherwise we'll be doing a two-hour show a day. But Biff Zeppi will be with me. We'll be talking about the violence going on in DC and how that is really spread across the country. Steve Bolton will be with me today out of Chicago. We'll be talking about what's going on there. And then also right after at the bottom of this hour, Joseph Imperatrice will be with me. He is the founder of Blue Lives Matter New York City, and we'll be talking about what's happening in New York City. So we'll be all across the country today.

But right now we're going to go international. And I want to welcome my good friend from the Center for Security Policy, Dr. David Wormser. Dr. Wormser, welcome. Good to have you. It's great to be here as usual and an honor. Well, thank you. Thank you.

I appreciate that. Now, the last time we talked, you were just getting back from Israel. Yeah. There's been some things that happened, I guess, kind of over the weekend. And what I'm referencing is that last message that I sent you regarding BRICS and the announcement by Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Iran, which is insane to me, because these are, I mean, these are centuries long enemies, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Iran have been enemies for forever.

And now all of a sudden they are talking about, and supposedly this goes into effect starting in January. Yeah, what we're seeing here is the consequences, the wages of a hostile administration, U.S. administration to our allies. You know, you don't need to look to the Middle East.

You can look more closely. You look at Colombia and Brazil and Chile, all countries that were pro-American run by governments that have long been associated with us in the Cold War against the Soviet Union and then against some of our other enemies like Venezuela. And suddenly now the administration has been hostile to them for two, three years. And lo and behold, Colombia, Brazil and Chile turn communist. In fact, Colombia is narco communist. It's a real, real dangerous regime that's emerged in Colombia. And the other two are communist. They may not be narco communist, but I'm sure that the narco communists are having fun there.

So you don't need to look very far to see what the policy is. So in the Middle East, we've turned on Israel and we've become very nasty to the Israelis. We've turned on the Saudis and have tried to topple their regime. We're also now turning against the Egyptians and the UAE.

So they're signaling us. They prefer to be our ally, but they're signaling us that there is this other bloc of nations out there that they're willing to join because they have no choice. China itself is a kind of a lackluster leader of that bloc because right now its economy really doesn't seem to be doing very well.

There seems to be some issues in China. But that said, it's still the antipode. If you want to say to the United States, we have other options, that's the way to say it. And that's what Saudi Arabia is doing. And we've been very hostile to Saudi Arabia.

Just this week, we decided to start investigating their sovereign wealth fund. This goes back to all the progressive democratic hatred for Saudi Arabia that surrounded their murder of a journalist who wasn't really a journalist, Adnan Khashoggi. He worked for the Washington Post, was a great friend of these progressives. And he was organizing Islamist attempts to destabilize the Saudi regime.

He was working for the Turks and closely with the Turks. And the Saudis knocked them off, which is in Middle East politics, it's not so unusual. And so what happened is that the progressives here seized on that about four or five years ago, and they have been trying relentlessly to bring the Saudi regime down.

It's really cover for a larger progressive effort to bring our friends down. We're doing the same in Egypt, which is at peace with Israel and has been an ally of the United States since the mid 70s. And they're trying to bring the regime down there, too.

And it's working because the progressives have control over our foreign policy. And last week, while we were on one side beginning to investigate in subpoena in Congress, the sovereign wealth fund of Saudi Arabia, we also started cutting aid to Egypt because of their, quote, human rights abuses. So this regime is hostile. This administration is hostile to all these pro American regimes and many of them, if they have an option of turning to the Chinese or turning to the Chinese, or wherever else they, you know, whatever other alliances they need to make or have to make in in order to be able to continue to survive.

They they they're they're left with with virtually no alternative. Here's what's insane to me, David, as I as I as I look at this, you know, I mean, the the only law I mean, it's it's either absolute ineptitude on the part of the of the leadership that's that's running things, or or there is a is a plan and and it would fall in line with what Obama threatened that he wanted to do, which was to turn the United States of America into a third world country. And if you're trying to take a superpower and nation like the United States, and turn it into a third world country, and I and I have to wonder if this isn't where you know, I know that there are a lot of conservatives that are saying fine, hey, you know, we don't need any of these guys were will be, you know, isolationists. But are they are we not then playing into the hands of the very of the very issues that are being created by an administration that seems bent on our on our destruction? Yeah, look, I mean, let's say this as clearly as we can, these Marxists, many of whom populate our foreign policy leadership right now, will not forgive the United States for winning the Cold War. And they're trying to undo it. They're going after the most defined allies of the Cold War and destroying them and trying to destroy them.

They have never reconciled with the with the Reagan administration, and what happened following the Reagan administration, which was the victory of the Cold War. So this is who we're dealing with. isolationism is a different issue.

I can deal with that. You know, we basically, I understand Americans being exhausted. It's unfortunately, we are the superpower that upholds the structure of the world, upon which our way of life right now is anchored. So I think an ostrich politics where you bury your head in the sand, isn't a viable strategy for foreign policy right now. And that's my problem, ultimately, with the isolationist view. But I don't doubt that they're doing it out of the best of intentions, because they want to come home, circle the wagons and repair what is really going very wrong within the United States.

So I understand their patriotism, and don't doubt it. With these guys, the progressives who are running our foreign policy right now, they hate America, they are Marxists at at their core, and they have never reconciled with America's victory in the Cold War. And they want to reverse it.

And so they're going ally by ally by ally, and destroying them. So now when it when we when we look back at the reforms and the issues that are happening, because there's no question, we have huge issues here at home. And and we and they need to be addressed, we need to fix the problems that we have. I mean, one of the big problems that we have, if I'm not mistaken, I saw an article while I was out about lithium. And that apparently one of the largest lithium fines in history has just been located right here in the United States. Yeah, on the border of Idaho and California. I don't know how California is going to deal with it with their with their environmental laws and so forth.

But yeah, it's the largest lithium deposit in the world. And, you know, one of the big things that that is always such a head scratcher with the environmental movement is that it's sort of very much virtue signaling. You buy an electric car, your car doesn't emit any emissions.

As it's driving down the road. But that doesn't mean your car is truly zero emissions. First of all, somebody's got to produce the electricity. So you got to figure out how the electricity is produced.

And as we're seeing with the windmills out at sea, and the windmills on land with birds, the ones out at sea with whales, dolphins, and so forth, there's tremendous environmental impacts. Same with other forms of energy. A car needs energy to run energy produces some consequences. This idea that since my car is an enclosed thing that doesn't produce anything, I'm great.

And you would ignore the down road. The second thing is what goes into the car, building all those facilities, but more importantly, the batteries in those cars, right, you run it without lithium, you cannot run it without cobalt, phosphates, etc. Phosphates, there may be some more environmentally sound ways of producing it. But lithium is a big environmental impact. Number one, a big environmental impact. But two, it makes us depend all these battery, except there might be a development in that with a mine in Norway, but almost all of these battery chemicals are dominated by the Chinese and Russians right now, strategically, somebody's got to really start paying attention to our supply chain, and our strategic, critical raw material storage issues, and our rare earth storage, right? Well, the essential rare earth issue that we have allowed to be eroded that that really what that began more or less with Clinton, and and they and they and since Clinton, we've basically given away our dominance in that arena. And that's part of the big reason why we no longer can manufacture. It's no like why we're no longer, you know, the tech manufacturing giant that we once were. Yeah, and we're cutting off all money to our US Bureau of Mines, US Bureau of Mines were those who funded a lot of graduate programs in geology, that were useful for both conventional energy research that is gas, oil, and and non conventional lithium, etc. So when we cut off that money, our school of mines in the country, graduate schools of mines are closing across the board.

China just in the last year opened up 30 new schools of mining. So we are not only losing the mines and losing the stockpiles, we're losing the capability the know how, so that even if tomorrow we decide to turn the spigot back on and become a superpower, we're going to have a problem with know how. And this is this is very, we've sold off for stockpiles, take titanium, for example. We have zero stockpile in titanium.

And when you talk to people in the Pentagon, and by the way, these are military stockpiles, we don't even have any civilian stockpile. When you talk to people in the military, they say, yeah, well, we're instituting a program of recycling titanium. This is going to account for maybe three to 5% of our defense needs for titanium at best. And where's the titanium? Well, they'll tell you 90% comes from Japan, titanium sponge. This is true. 90% comes from Japan.

That's as far as the look. Japan doesn't produce any, I mean, they produce titanium sponge from titanium, but they don't have they don't have any titanium. They get it from Madagascar and the mines are owned by China.

So 90% of our titanium used by our defense industries comes from China. And we've liquidated over under the Obama administration, we liquidated our strategic reserve stockpiles. And and now a we don't look we everybody knows that we're doing it in oil, we sold off all our oil, one because the government could balance the budget a little better, but to to bring down oil prices under Biden while he cut off domestic supply. So yeah, these are shell games, but we're going to pay for it and supply chain issues very soon, especially if there's conflict. Great powers can't have such vulnerable supplies. Well, that's one of the I mean, anybody who understands, you know, supply chain understands that if you're if you're if you're dependent on receiving it, wherever it's coming from, then the person who's who's sending it to you has all the power.

Yeah. And if you're not creating your own, I mean, it's one of the reasons you know, I think about McDonald's, right. It's one of the reasons why McDonald's went into farming and they went into raising their own cattle. Because they they said, you know, we're tired of the fluctuation in meat prices. We're tired of the fluctuation in the prices of our of our product that we're serving. And so we're going to start producing our own product.

And I know people, you know, have done whatever documentaries or whatever on that, I don't know where it went. I know that back in the 70s, when I worked for McDonald's, that that that, you know, we actually saw where they produced and how they produced and it was all produced from actual farms and animals and actual potato farms and so on. Nonetheless, the point being that you if you're if you're dependent on somebody else as your supply chain, then your own ability to price things and your own ability to supply is dependent on what you get. And and the United States used to be the center for producing all of these things. And that, you know, 30 years ago, 40 years ago, we were still at the top of the supply heap. And now we're we're more like a third world country when it comes to whether it's wood, or metal, or or or or or or or circuitry and in any of those. I mean, I remember when Texas Instruments was was the top of the food chain. And and they, you know, to try to start a Texas Instruments today and be the top of the food chain.

I hope I maybe I'm speaking out of turn, but I don't think that that would be possible predicated on, on the lack of raw materials. I agree. I agree. Look, in World War Two, the American military soldier by soldier was the greatest in the world. And and to give all credit to our soldiers, they were the most motivated, intelligent, innovative and determined soldiers that were ever produced on the face of the earth.

Yep. That shouldn't distract detract from the immense superiority of American logistics and supply. We won that war also on logistics and supply. And we there were none in the world, nobody, no peer in the world who was as good in that as we were. And and and now what you're seeing is that we're losing that knowledge or or worse.

We don't care that we don't anymore have control and dominance over our own supply chain. Well, we had we had that we had the issue is is that we had the resources and and, you know, one of the attributes of those great American soldiers was an incredible education system that we had here in the United States as well. Okay, we we we we had we had a tremendous education system that they came out of. And I'm talking about just, just general, you know, K through 12 education type system. We had a great education system. And and you and and we we we we've lost that, you know, I was looking over there. We have a good indoctrination system now.

Oh, no, absolutely. Well, you know, I was I was looking at somebody had put a tweet out regarding the number of indictments of Republicans versus the number of indictments of Democrats over the last, I think it was 50 years. And, and and touting how, you know, that that just shows you how corrupt the Republicans are. And so I started going back and looking at, you know, from 1955 to present, who were the presidents? Who, who, who, who was in charge of the house? And who was in charge of the Senate?

And what I discovered was, is that for? Let me see if I can get Okay, so for 32 years, Democrats dominated the house. Yes, 32 years, until now 15 years, Republicans have dominated the house. On on the on the Senate side, you had, let's see 614 16. So 18 years of Senate run Democrats running the Senate, and then only Senate. And then only nine years with the Republicans. Now, in total of all of that, 18 years was all Democrat, President, House and Senate. Since 1955. The difference between the Republicans and the Democrats was when the Democrats had full control, they completely and totally instituted their agendas.

100%. When when it was Democrat House, Republican Senate, and a mixture of presidents, the Democrats still got the majority of what they wanted accomplished. Yes. And the indictments that took place were, for the most part, political in nature. In other words, they targeted Republicans that would not go along with the program. And not only did the Democrats go after them, but the Democrats along with Republicans, much as what we just saw with the Attorney General Ken Paxton here in Texas, where you had date full on come out the drunk, the drunk Speaker of the House, come out and say, basically that the that the that the Republican Senate had had not done their job that Dan Patrick had been biased in his handling of the of the affair, and that there was going to be a price to pay, he threatened that there's going to be a price to pay, saying it's not over. For anybody who has a moment for about 10 minutes, they should look at Dan Patrick's speech, that he's the he's the lieutenant governor. Yep. Of this. He gave a brilliant speech at the end of the Paxton trial, and they acquitted the Attorney General Paxton in the trial.

And he said, you know, I'm not going to go to the Paxton. Yep. It was each and so forth. So and he goes very systematically through what went wrong on the House side and what the Democrats did, how political it was, how shoddy it was, how how really unprofessional it was. And in the spirit of trying to lay down ground rules for the future so that this doesn't this spectacle doesn't repeat itself. And Dan Patrick worked very hard with Democrats and Republicans in the State Senate to create a rules that that govern how these impeachments should be handled. And it was a thorough piece of work. But the Democrats in the House and the leader of the House, the guy you just mentioned, these had no intention of operating according to any professional rules.

Right. This was a pure and resulted in the first impeachment in 100 years. Yeah, yeah, it was.

It was it was it was a disgusting spectacle. And what was even more disgusting was is that you still had some Republicans that did not that voted and and and you know, it's funny when they say, oh, they voted along party lines. Yeah, where's the finger pointing at the Democrats? Because the Democrats all void all voted to impeach him in spite of the fact that there was no evidence to do so.

And they admitted there was no evidence. Exactly. It's it's just ridiculous. Yeah. All right.

We got to jump. Hey, Dr. David, thank you so much for being with me today. I greatly appreciate it. We'll keep an eye on what's happening with regards to the BRIC situation because I think that could have really devastating impacts on us regarding the petrodollar.

We'll get into that a little more on the next round and continue to watch what's happening in Israel. And and and a happy Rosh Hashanah to you, sir. You too. Thank you. I appreciate it. Absolutely.

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Thanks so much for being with us. I do know you have a choice somewhere you can listen each and every day, and I thank you for being with us. You can catch more at the website, chosengenerationradio.com. That's chosengenerationradio.com. Well, I'm very pleased to welcome, he's the founder of BlueLivesMatterNYC.org.

That's the website, BlueLivesMatterNYC.org. Joseph Imperatrice is with us. Did I say that right, Joseph?

Yes, sir, you did. Thank you. You bet.

You bet. Well, good morning, Joseph. Welcome. Good to have you with me.

Thanks for having me, Pastor. Thank you. New York City, my goodness. Boy, that has got to be a challenging place to be these days. It's very difficult.

I love it. It should be the best place on earth, financial capital of the world. And Mayor de Blasio single-handedly messed it up, and we see we're trying to recoup since the days of him. But it hasn't been easy, but we've got to stay positive.

We've got to keep moving forward. So talk to me about the issues of crime that are taking place there, because that's a major concern for not just people in New York, but I think people across the country. I moved from California to Texas. My wife is a Texan, and I've lived here before, but we were out in California and the Central Valley for 18 years fighting that fight out there until it just got to the place where we said, you know what, we can't move this anymore.

We just can't move it anymore. But California and New York are the bookends that keep trying to squash the freedoms and liberties that Texas has been trying to uphold and represent. So talk to me about what that means, what New York City's situation means to New Yorkers, and then what it potentially means to other people across the country.

Well, I've always said it, people watch New York, and the dominoes will fall if done correctly. The problem is, is we have Governor Hochul and Governor Newsom, I think, that are in competition with each other to see who could mess up their states more than the other. The issue hasn't been the police departments, police departments all over this nation are going out there and they're doing their job. The problem is, is our local officials, our politicians, and even worse is our district attorneys. My personal opinion, district attorneys and sheriffs, they should not have a political affiliation whatsoever. They need to enforce the law as is, unbiased, and we haven't seen that. We see that with Alvin Bragg, we see that with other radical left-leaning district attorneys. We have to go out there and go back to the days where criminals were held accountable. You cannot go out there and steal and rob, and this isn't even a political issue.

I was thinking about this on the ride over this morning. This is stuff that you learn when you're practicing your faith, what your religion is, treat your neighbor as yourself. Go forward and do right by the person next to you, and we've gotten away from that. If we can get away from the politics and forget about Democrat and Republican and figure out right and wrong, we're actually going to get a little bit of a headway, but we also need somebody like Rudy Giuliani. We don't need another Rudy, we need somebody that's going to make their own name, but someone that's willing to go out there and say, my decisions might not be popular, but at the end of the day, I'm doing it to try to save lives, to try to make your tomorrow better than your yesterday.

That's what we need. Now, one of the other things that's thrown into this mix has been the heavy flow of illegal immigrants that are coming in as well, and I've talked with Mark Morgan and Tom Homan about this as well. They create their own subculture enclave because they're there, they know they're there illegally.

Many of them do have cartel affiliates, but those that don't, that are just trying to make a living, and I get all of that, but the problem is that they can't turn to law enforcement and bring law into the neighborhood, and so now you have these conclaves of neighborhoods that are really living under the thumb of illegal activities, and there's no one there to put that in check. I can't say that I'm mad. I'm actually more upset and more sad because after 9-11, we just celebrated the 22-year anniversary. After those terrible terrorist attacks, we had the most secure nation on this planet. We learned from our mistakes, we put people on terrorist watch lists, we went out there and we did surveillance, and we tried to prevent that from ever happening again, and 22 years later, we're opening up our floodgates, let people into this country that we don't know where they're coming from, what their intentions are, or what they're capable of. Now, I am all for immigration. 1000% immigration the legal way, which made this country so great, is what we were founded on, but to just let migrants run across a border so that we can, you know, I hate to say it, one day have to deal with another 9-11, whether it's in New York City or some other big state of ours, it's not fair, it's not right, and we have to get to the root of the problem. I hate, once again, speaking about politics, but Democrats like to create problems, and then they point their finger and blame somebody else for what they created.

It's got to stop. We need people with common sense, people that are willing to stand up for what is right and end this issue, because if we don't end it soon, we're going to see thousands upon thousands of people killed because of the people with bad intentions that want to hurt our country. Well, and I think people don't realize, too, you know, when the FBI, and they have faltered tremendously, and this has been going on for quite some time, this isn't a brand new phenomenon, and as someone in law enforcement, I know you're well aware of the failures of the FBI, but the NYPD created its own anti-terrorism unit after 9-11, and that unit has been instrumental in stopping terrorism all across the country, not just in New York, but all across the country, really kind of stepping into the gap that was created when the FBI started to falter.

Can you talk to me, so you're speaking, being a part of that community, as someone who really understands the dangers that we are in, talk to me a little more about that, if you would. Well, the training after 9-11 was absolutely incredible. The COBRA training, we would have a hazmat training in a nutshell, right, and we had the best training in the world.

Well, over the decades, the last two decades, it's kind of informed by the wayside. These new guys aren't getting trained that way. We got to go back to it. You know, we're going to have a very big issue if we don't go back to the fundamentals of this. We have to start training as if a terrorist attack could happen again, which at some point it's going to, and I don't see that happening as much as it should all across this nation. I think we bring back some people like Tom Holman, right, who have seen it firsthand, who actually train our new police officers on the dangers and the realities of what could happen. We bring back people like Bernard Kerrigan, people behind the scenes that know firsthand how terrible it could be and what we need to do to combat it. We're not doing that. Those surveillance teams standing outside, and I'm not just, you know, saying a certain religion, but we would sit outside certain places and watch people go in and out to see what their intentions were. We have to go back.

Absolutely. We're failing and we're failing bad. Well, you know, one of the things that people don't realize, and I've highlighted this with Robert Spencer here on my program a number of times, is there is a Muslim police department in Brooklyn. There are patrol cars that have dressed themselves up to look like New York police cars that are actually Muslim police cars attempting to enforce Sharia law in certain neighborhoods. These kinds of activities are, I mean, they're certainly not constitutional, and yet they, you know, they're given a pass. Well, I've seen, we've seen a covert, right? These politicians like to say public safety, right?

Public health. Well, let's pull that card again when it comes to saving our Americans. Let's go out there again and enforce the laws that need to be. Let's go out there and interrogate the people that we believe are up to bad things. Let's start doing more investigations to see who's buying pipe bombs and bomb making material and set them down and say, why are you doing this? Who are you following?

What cult do you belong to? And speak to us and let's start gaining intel again. We've fallen. We have to get away from this either me too movement or the I'm afraid to offend somebody. It doesn't matter because when people get killed, you're not offending nobody. You're hurting families.

You have to stop with the nonsense. We have to get that hard nosed policing back, that hard nosed intel back, which we've lost. This is America. Our founding fathers lost their lives to make America so great. You know, Ellis Island, you know, New York City.

If I was a politician, that'd be one of my things that I'd really preach about. This Ellis Island meant so much to so many people that came with nothing, came with a knapsack, left their family behind for years, do it the right way to work three or four jobs and to allow people to walk into this country and give them free housing, free phone, free food. We're making a mockery of all the individuals from all different backgrounds, all different religions that did it the right way. We have to go back to what this country was founded on, what New York City was founded on, and we're going to win. We're finally going to get going in the right direction that should be going. But this country, this administration, it's a mockery of what so many people have worked so hard for and have actually lost their lives over.

It's also, I'd like to talk for just a minute too. You know, I know out on in the Long Island area, there was a huge criminal faction and MS-13 had taken a pretty strong hold out there. President Trump, when he came into office, he initiated a task force through, I believe it was ICE, but it initiated a task force and they went in and they broke that up and they got those people finally cleaned out of there and those merchants were able to go back and start doing business again. But as MS-13 was leaving, they said, as soon as this new administration is gone, we're coming back.

Have you seen that? I've seen a lot of issues happening, you know, crime wise, whether it's cyber, you know, people going after we, when I first came on, I've been on for 18 years, there's more the Bloods, the Crips, the Latin Kings, you know, they go out there, they're big into violence. And don't get me wrong, we have a lot of violence because the young kids think they're gang bangers and never had police interaction. They're more cyber and stealing with the credit card information, things like that.

But you do have groups like MS-13 and people that will go out there and murder the individual illegal immigrant who just recently broke out of jail, right? He killed one person that ended up killing his girlfriend. Thank God they found them. But that's just one story.

Just imagine how many others are going out there and doing that. Uh, you know, MS-13, the story you're speaking of, I think the most prominent one was when they went, I believe it was one or two females that they killed. They didn't just kill they butchered, uh, with knives.

You know, this wasn't one shot to the head and done. So these are very vicious people. These cartels are all about making their money. So they want to set the presidents and we have to go out there. In my personal opinion, there's no reason for the United States of America to not want to work with agencies like ICE, those brave officers every day that are, that are, that go into, I believe it's called the nest. You know, they, they go into these homes and these places and they risk their lives to take the worst of the worst from around the globe back, back to justice and get them deported.

We need to work with all federal state and local agencies to clean up this country because if we don't do it soon, I'm telling you from my experience, it's going to be the worst thing that we've ever happened, ever seen happen to this country and we can't let it get to that point. One of the other things, I'm going to turn the topic for just a minute to, to the issue of, of, of parents, because you know, one of the other problems that I think we're having with this administration is, is, you know, you talk about going in and, and, and cleaning out the bad guys, which I completely agree with. Unfortunately, this administration has decided that the bad guys are the guys that I would think would be, you know, the good guys, right?

The Patriots, the ones that show up at, at, at the rallies and say, Hey, you know, we're here for peace. We're speaking peacefully, but we're speaking out and we're saying what you're doing is wrong and how this is being handled is wrong. How do we address that particular issue? And in particular for law enforcement, because a lot of times we're seeing law enforcement officers are being used for the purposes of carrying out policies that seem to be against parents showing up at school board meetings and, and parents showing up to, you know, to, to have a conversation about why did you, why did you hide and, and convince my, my daughter that she's a boy and you're trying to take her off to get her, her body parts chopped off. Uh, how, how do we address that? I'm so glad you hit this topic because I've been saying for the last couple of years, you give the power back to the parents.

There's a very big difference between abuse, right? A lot of parents abusing their kid and discipline. We need to have parents discipline their kids in their home because if they're going to disrespect their parents, what do you think they're going to do when they leave the home? Parents need to be parents. When we were younger, you know, the first thing that, that scariest words you'd say or hear someone says your mother, wait till your father comes home and you hid under your bed. You did what you, you did chores.

You know, you made mom feel no problem. But that's what we need. We need parents to be parents. We need discipline.

You know, I know someone might say, Oh, how can you say it? You need to bring back ass whoopings in the household. You need the parents to be able to smack the kid upside the head and say, no, you're not doing that. No, you're going to watch your mouth. No, you have responsibilities.

No, you're going to work very hard and not expect to have your hand out. We need to allow parents to be parents. And you're going to see a whole different regime of respect from this generation, which unfortunately there is no respect because the parents are so afraid to offend their child, to have their child go to school and tell a guidance counselor, mommy or daddy left his little mark on me. And then they go after the parents, which shouldn't be the case. Yeah.

Now don't get me wrong. If a parent is physically beating their child, that is a completely different story. That's criminal. That's negligent and they have to be held accountable, but discipline. That's what we need.

Give the parents the power to be parents and discipline their children. Well, and, and there, and there is that line. And look, I used to take business trips and my wife would, would call me and she'd say, honey, you know, this one's out of order and, and, and, and, and I'm going to put you on the phone with them and I get on the phone and it was, I mean, they would be, they'd go to tears. It was like, Oh dad, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry. Hey, that was because dad didn't spare the rod. When, when I would come home, if they were, if they did what they weren't supposed to do, they got spanked. I mean, straight up, they got disciplined and they got spanked and you know, it's, it's, it's interesting because now, you know, those, and, and this is what's being programmed. It's well, if, if, if your dad did that, then, then you're now mentally and emotionally damaged. Well, no, you're, you're, you're really not. Okay. You, you, you learn the difference between right and wrong, but you can buy that if you want to buy that and then attempt to use that.

But it's really sad because that that's the shift that's happened, Joseph. You know, you know what I remember and your, your generation was even better at this than my generation, right? When someone did something really off the wall, you'd look them in the face and say, no, that's not right. We're not doing that.

You'd walk away. You call them a moron or whatever, but that was it. Right. It ended there.

Now it's pastor, but why do you feel that way? Explain to me. No, enough is enough. We got to get back to the, the, what made this country so great.

What made the nucleus of a family so great? And we have to have discipline at the end of the day. If something is off the wall, you end it there. You've cut the head off the snake and guess what? It's better when you have cancer.

The first thing they do is try to remove it and then have treatment. You don't let it grow because it takes over and you end up dying. Right.

It's that simple. That's what's happening with society. We're letting the evil, we're letting the cancers grip every aspect of life. And now we're looking at this big tumor and saying, holy crap, how do we get rid of it?

You go back to cutting it out when you can cut it out and then you forward the treatment from there. That's what we got to do. Well, yeah. I mean, this, this issue of, of these people that are going in and, and, you know, well, you can steal up to $900 worth of merchandise.

You can do what? I mean, I, it, it, it is, it is mind blowing to me and then they expect, well, you know, corporate greed, they, you know, these corporations, they can, they can handle all those losses and insurance companies. Where do these people think that it, that it ends? That's why you have businesses now that are just shutting down. They're closing their doors. They're saying, Hey, okay, well, you know, we're, we're just not going to do business in that neighborhood anymore.

We're done. And now you've got people, law abiding people who live in those neighborhoods that have to travel 45 minutes to an hour to try to find the products they need to survive. And then as they're on their way home with those products in their vehicles, they get carjacked. I mean, it, it, it, it's just, it's this horrific cycle.

And like you said, you, you have to, you have to stop it at a point and say, no, this is wrong. And justice is going to have to be brought to bear. Well, you know, when you go into like a CVS store or a pharmacy and you have things that you can't even get merchandise out of, the store is proving that we have a problem. People are stealing things. That's number one.

Then you hire security guards, but then you sell your security guards. Don't do anything. Don't stop nobody.

So what is the point of that? So we know there's a problem, but because you're afraid that some so-called activist who is normally trying to stick up for the wrong side of things is going to make a problem, you'd rather cower down and, and, and make society worse than what it is. We got to stop. The world is upside down. It's on its head.

You know, when do people wake up? And once again, this, this nonsense with Democrat and Republican has to go out the window. It's not working.

It's not. At the end of the day, you know, I believe with both sides, both sides are right and wrong. At the end of the day, let's get back to what is right and what is wrong. If there's a problem that's wrong, we have to address it. It's that simple, but we cannot allow it to continue. My child is five years old because of what's going on in the world. I have to worry that my son is never going to be able to buy a home, buy a car, own anything in his name, because society doesn't want anybody to, to think outside the box. They want them to rely on them.

That is a problem. The greatest, both Democrat and Republican politicians have said, government cannot have overreach. You know, it's supposed to be we the people. Let's go back to it. Why, why are we allowing things to get so insane? You know, bring God back into the homes, bring hard work and bring principles back and we will get on track. But we need people from all sides of the aisle to say, you know what, we've had enough. We've let it get out of the way.

You know, we thought that was the right thing, admit it was wrong and let's move forward. Well, and I think the other piece to this at the end of the day is, is we've got to value life in general. Right, you know, and and and life is, you know, the pursuit of liberty, and the ability to be able to make a living and and and take care of your family and grow your family and and and see them grow up and and and be happy for your neighbor when they're successful, and they be happy for you when you're successful. These are these are all the those kinds of principles.

And again, like you said, if we don't get back to God as that foundation, because that's what our founders said. I mean, John Adams said, our Constitution is fit only for immoral people. As a law enforcement officer, you can only enforce laws. Law abiding people are the ones that follow the laws, period.

End of story. The criminals are never going to follow the laws. They don't.

And if they don't believe there's any consequences, then they take advantage of you, the law enforcement officer as well as the law abiding citizen, and it becomes dangerous for both. What we have to do also is we have to tell people, my brother and my sister, they're a little younger than me, right? So recently, I had to tell them, you know, you almost have to tell somebody when they're not good, like in sports, right? You kind of have to tell them, you suck.

Why do you do that? Because then they walk away saying Joey's wrong, I'm going to prove to him that I am good. And it raises their level, it makes them show that that they're going to work to their potential. We have to stop babying people, stop trying to give a trophy out to things. We have to hold people accountable to the point that you're better, that the potential inside of you can be reached. But you have to give the effort. Stop patting people on the back, stop giving people tissues.

And let's get back to making everything around us better instead of making it worse. Yeah, be honest with them. Just give them an honest assessment and say, you know what, you can improve in this. You're not, you're not, you're not, you're not, you know, you're not running the route. You're not, you're not, you're not, you're not at your mark. You're not where you're supposed to be. When the ball shows up, you got to be there or you're not going to be catching it. And, and, and we can't move, we can't move down the field if, if you're not showing up and being in the right spot at the right time. And, and that's the same thing with all of life. You have a responsibility to uphold your side of the deal and, and be, and you know, and you know, one of the commencement addresses that was given by Whitmore was basically saying the purpose of your education is to make you a better citizen of this Republic.

That's the purpose of it. And, and we, we don't, we don't hear that anymore because everybody's ashamed now. Well, I'm ashamed to be American. I'm, I'm ashamed of what America stands. America is this in America.

Everything's bad, bad, bad. No, America is the greatest nation on earth. And it has the greatest constitution of any country.

And its rights are for the people. And if we will just live up to that, I think we can, we can, we can turn this thing around. But like you said, we've got to get God back into the center of things again.

And that's going to be a real blessing to our law enforcement as well, because then they're going to be able to be more about helping people than they are about trying to, I don't know, punish people. In today's day and age, the most important thing that I can say is treat your neighbor as yourself and work together for a common outcome. We do that, you know, I say it all the time, it's power in numbers. The more people you have thinking the same and working to the same goal, you're gonna have a great outcome.

It's people when they run in different directions and don't know where they're going, where chaos happens. So come together, work together. And once again, treat each other the right way. Let's get back to the values.

And I can promise that in any republic, in any country, things are going to get better. Hear, hear. BlueLivesMatterNYC.org. BlueLivesMatterNYC.org. Get connected with Joseph. They have a podcast as well that you can listen to where they bring up the issues that are happening and what's going on, specifically in New York City, but across the country as well. And I encourage you to check that out.

Again, BlueLivesMatterNYC.org. Joseph, thanks for being with me today. I greatly appreciate it. It was an honor. Thank you.

Absolutely. All right, folks, we're going to take a quick break. We come back. We'll be back with more Children's Generation Radio on the other side. Steve Bolton joins us.

We're going to shift our attention to Chicago coming up right after this free break. I'll be back with more Children's Generation Radio. At the end of the day, when I stand before my God, I do not want him to ask me, what did you do with the world that I sent my son to die for and redeem? How did you fight the good fight to share the good news and keep evil in check?

How did you shine your light and be a beacon of truth in the darkness? Did you shrink back in fear when they demanded you change my message? Did you call evil good and good evil? Did you forsake my love for that of another, lying with the adulterer and setting up a new idol in your life? Have you defiled yourself through compromise and tolerance of that which I call an abomination? Have you innocent blood on your hands for the children murdered on your watch and the young ones perverted in their way by evil men, seeking their own comfort and reviling me?

No. At the end of the day, I want him to simply say the evidence is in. Well done, thou good and faithful servant. I love my God and I love his creation and I will go to my grave telling the world that evil is evil and only God is good and Jesus came to save the world. That no matter the evil in the world, I will never give up and in spite of the hate, I will love in truth. God bless you all and may love remove the veil so you all might enter into his rest.