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[00:30] Can you do me one favor right now? Hit the subscribe button. Tonight, a year after Irina Zarutska was murdered on a train, her killer still has not stood trial.

[00:41] A black city run by black officials is going on two weeks without power and the internet has decided the blackout is racist. You can't, you can't make this up. Portugal did something that deeply offended liberal white women. And Gavin Newsom signed a law to go after a YouTuber. And I, well, we're trying to figure out what's going on with Ilana Marv's immigration records. Turning to Saturday, Saturday was the one year anniversary since Irina Zarutska was murdered, was assassinated. She was 23 years old, she fled war in Ukraine, and she came to the United States because it was supposed to be safer. She finished her shift at a pizza shop in Charlotte, got on the light rail, and never got off. The man charged with her murder. Has not stood trial. In fact, a federal judge in June found him not to be competent. And so now he ordered for the government to put him into a four-month program to restore his competency. So the government is now funding a course of treatment designed to make a man well enough to be tried for murder.

[01:46] That happened on a camera in front of many witnesses. After nearly five minutes, Brown pulls out a folding knife. He seems to be playing with it or moving it back and forth and then attacks her. Police say that Brown stabs Zarutska three times, including a fatal blow to the neck, before walking the length of the train and exiting. As he walked the length of the train after he murdered her, he was saying, got that white girl, got that white girl, got that white girl. North Carolina did pass Irina's law. Cash bail is now gone for violent offenses, mandatory mental health evaluations, ten more prosecutors funded in Mecklenburg County alone. And that happened for a year. And that happened for a year. So props to North Carolina. But her family had to file a lawsuit to get anyone to look at the actual problem. The state auditor found the light rail had no turnstiles, meaning no gates, so there was no enforcement for paying your fare. There was up to $6.5 million a year walking on the train for free because nobody was checking and nobody enforced.

[02:48] There were no rules, no rules, no laws. Irina's murderer never bought a ticket.

[02:54] In Gary, Indiana, they'd been dark for two weeks. No electricity. August 11th, a storm hit northwest Indiana. 99 mile per hour winds. That is some hell of a storm. That is like Category 2 hurricane force winds in Indiana. That's crazy. Over 300,000 customers lost power as of yesterday. 17,000 people in Gary were still out of power. And the takes online, the Internet arrived before Cruz did. Gary is 76% black. Therefore, the Internet said this is environmental racism. We know why they're not coming out here, though. I mean, it's obvious, you know. It's obvious. Gary is full of, you know, us. Diversity. Not really diversity, but it's full of black people. Take that seriously for one minute because the people sitting in the dark deserve better than a hashtag or clickbait. Who is the actual racist in this story? The mayor of Gary is Eddie Mountain. Eddie Mountain. Eddie Mountain's black. What I want to know is, you tell me, this isn't reporting.

[03:56] Tell me if this reporting isn't correct. It says, The federal, excuse me, the federal government approved emergency assistance in FEMA has been involved, but Indiana did not formally ask for a major disaster declaration until 10 days after the storm. And I guess that would be the governor or what have you. Is that reporting true? I don't know how accurate the time frame was. And the mayor didn't even know the answer to the question. But when there was an emergency that was declared for the storm, the mayor, the mayor is black. He used to work at the power company. Gary has been run by blacks since 1968. Longer than I've been born. I'm almost 50. And the CEO of NiceSource, the parent company of the utility, is Lloyd Yates, who is also black. So the theory requires a conspiracy, which would require you to believe that every man in the chain of command is discriminating against himself. Also, three other cities who aren't majority black lost power.

[04:56] I didn't know wind was racist. Did you? Here's what actually slowed it down. On August 14th, somebody shot at a utility company repair truck. Two crew members inside their truck. Two holes through the back window. Nobody was hurt. Thank God. But the company pulled crews out of the city until the police could escort them back in. We don't want the repairmen to get shot. Common sense. You want to know why the lights are still off? Because somebody shot at the man who came to turn them on. So speaking of common sense, Portugal. Portugal apparently has a lot of it these days. Portugal banned face coverings in public. The dreaded burqa.

[05:39] How helpless are women in Afghanistan? The Taliban's new rules have stripped them of almost all their freedom. They are not allowed to speak in public, even conversations.

[05:50] That's Afghanistan, not Portugal. But I wanted to show you the point. I wanted to show you a burqa. I wanted to show you what's coming to a city near you if we don't ban radical Islam. That is coming to everyone. Every city in the world. They're procreating. They're having like nine kids per family. They want that here in the United States of America. The president of Portugal signed this law a week ago, banning the burqa. Portugal's parliament passed it in July. You're going to be fined 150 to 3,000 euros if you violate the law. There are exemptions for weather, for work, for health, for houses of worship, embassies, airplanes. The press is calling it the burqa law. The text doesn't say burqa explicitly. It just says you can't wear something. It's something designed to keep people from identifying you in public. In Portugal, it's technically late. France did this. I didn't know this. France did this in 2011. Belgium, Austria, Denmark, and the Netherlands then all followed. I had no idea that they had done that. Good for them. But here's the part I've not seen one outlet lead with. The same law makes it illegal to force somebody else to cover their face on account of their gender or their religion.

[06:54] In Portugal, it's now illegal to make a woman cover her face. Amnesty International. Which says, and I, and I kid you not, Amnesty International says this law hurts women. Portugal's answer is that a woman being forced to cover up has a statute to support her freedom from oppression, freedom from the harshest religion on the planet, actually political religion, and freedom from radical Islam. How does a law protecting women actually hurt women? And this is where the left has gone full retard and speaking, and you never go, you never go full retard. But speaking of retarded, here comes Gavin Newsom.

[07:35] Heavy in the paint.

[07:38] They created this bill that specifically protects immigration support service providers. That includes, but it's not limited to, any place that receives money from the government that gives legal services to illegal migrants.

[07:54] Right. And so Gavin Newsom signed AB 2624 on Saturday. Republicans call it the Stop Nick Shirley Act. That's not its name, but Assemblyman Carl DeMaio nicknamed it. And the nickname stuck. Does it fit? I love me some Nick Shirley. Nick Shirley is a YouTuber who films fraud. And he asks uncomfortable questions about where the money came from and where it went. He films about immigration nonprofits defrauding the federal government. The bill adds employees and volunteers at immigration nonprofits, the same organizations that Nick is investigating, to California's Safe at Home program. Violate this law and you owe at least $4,000. Three details I want you to know. One, it was written by Mia Banta. She's an associate. She's an assemblywoman whose husband is Rob Banta, the Attorney General of California. Second, it doesn't take effect until October of 27. So Newsom is termed out in 10 months. He signed the law and scheduled the lawsuits for the next guy. For as dumb as Gavin Newsom, and that's pretty smart. Three, days before Gavin Newsom signed it, a Democratic chief of staff crashed Nick Shirley's interview outside the Capitol holding up a sign about Nick Shirley's anatomy.

[09:02] Make this one make sense. Days before the governor signed it into law. Democratic chief of staff crashed Shirley's interview outside the state capitol holding up a sign about Shirley's anatomy. The chief of staff makes $17,000 in taxpayer money a month. And the bill he was out there defending is about harassment. You can't make it up. This guy should have been maced on the spot. Speaking of getting maced, on January 7th, there was an oversight committee hearing on federal fraud in Minnesota. I moved to subpoena immigration records on Ilan Amar that day. And the man she married, her brother, husband, the motion was tabled, not just by Democrats, but that motion to table was led by Republicans. Republicans voted. They led Democrats to vote against my subpoena. My subpoena failed. And here's what happened two weeks ago. Just the news filed a Freedom of Information Act request for those exact records. ICE refused. The reason they gave was the exemption for an ongoing law enforcement proceeding. Back in May, the vice president said the Justice Department was looking at it.

[10:04] There appears to be a fight. There's a file. The government says the file is part of an active proceeding. If Ilan Amar did nothing wrong, release the records and end this now. If she did something wrong, stop playing footsie with Ilan Amar and release the records and prosecute her. The only option that serves nobody is the one that leaves her immigration records in the dark for another 10 years. If we really are investigating her, get on with it. Prosecute. If we're not, release the records. Don't hide behind some private record. It's been a process that the federal government has to just keep protecting her as they always have. In Charlotte, nobody was watching the train. In Gary, somebody shot at the truck. And in Sacramento, they wrote a law to make the camera which would expose them go away. In Washington, both parties voted to protect immigration fraud, potentially.

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