Chris Moritz
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332 appearances
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2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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And so the aristocracy rules the state, and yet in California, because language is manipulated in almost Orwellian fashion, oligarchy has become to mean progressive oligarchy. Yeah, or quote democracy. Or democracy.
Well, the symbiotic relationship here is that the serfs provide electoral hegemony. Right.
2022 to 2023, there were 11,400 fentanyl overdose, the highest in the country. In California? California.
Of course not, because the industries are service industries or they're tech and they require a very, very small number of people to do it. And that's part of the deindustrialization, financialization of the state, which provided for middle-class jobs and opportunity that is increasingly fleeting and fleeing in the state, and especially in Southern California.
And as a result of that, especially the exodus of aerospace and defense industries from the state, we have, you know, Republican voters have left. And LA County, which used to be a Republican stronghold, became a blue stronghold. And at that point, California became a one-party state.
And one-party states are characterized by corruption, inefficiency, psychosis, I would argue, and all sorts of evils. And ultimately, it is the antithesis of democracy. And of course, that is exactly what these people claim that they are defending. Democracy, exclamation point.
Yeah.
Well, I think because of the laws that we've seen put into effect, the laws were so obviously going to engender criminality across the state, right? It's like in law, in torts, the idea of negligence is the foreseeability of harm. Right. And that is what really triggers a liability, right? You knew this could happen, but you let it happen anyway.
And so California's government and frankly, uneducated voters have inflicted a grievous tort upon the state. And I think that it is so reckless that to me, it is psychotic. It is a form of psychotic sociopathic behavior. And certainly many of the people implementing these policies are raving psychopaths.
A really impressive young deputy district attorney in Alameda County said to me with respect to the kind of progressive DA of that county named Pamela Price that she's, quote, a raging psychopath who wants to burn down civilization. And I will tell you that every prosecutor that I spoke to, and I spoke to 10 over the course of,
30 hours of interviews, and I also spoke to, you know, equal number of cops. But the one commonality that every single prosecutor I talked to mentioned was that there seems to be a motivation by the true believers of burning the system down. They are Jacobins. They are radical anarchists. They want to hurt you. They want to kill you.
I mean, look, if you're asking, I mean, of course, like personal power, right? So like George Gascon is not, you know, it's been told to me by people who would know him that he's not particularly ideological. He was a lousy LAPD cop that apparently everyone hated. He moved to Arizona at some point, got a law degree in an unaccredited law school.
And through the machinations of the one-party state, which of course elevates people based entirely on, has this identity checkmark been met or not? Kamala is the avatar of that. But he ends up as... district attorney of San Francisco and appointed by Gavin Newsom and mayor, succeeding Kamala Harris.
And he follows the money, you know, Steve Cooley puts this very eloquently, he follows the money, the Soros money down to LA to run for a district attorney in 2020. And it just so happened that
You know, this was the perfect ripe opportunity given the riots of the George Floyd incident and the mood of the nation at the time, particularly in California, when the most radical policies and people could rise to positions that was otherwise unimaginable. Right. Gascon has, has absolutely decimated Los Angeles. He has stacked, uh, his office with public defenders.
Um, he has, he has put in directives the first day of, uh, of, of his tenure that include of course, no cash bail, uh, no enhancements, no, no juveniles tried at adult court. Um, Obviously, you know, death penalty. And he has also, this is particularly insidious, there is a parole committee called JACE.
I forget exactly what that stands for, but basically it's an opportunity for victims to appear with their offenders who are up for parole and to make a statement, you know. And then this committee will decide on whether or not to grant parole. And under Gascon, prosecutors who typically would accompany these victims for this, frankly, an ordeal. Seeing your perpetrator again is in a rape case.
You can imagine what a trauma that is. Well, Gascon said prosecutors are no longer allowed to accompany victims. And in fact, what the victims are now required to do is to write a persuasive essay submitted to the committee. And the committee is stacked entirely of public defenders. Come on. Seriously.
Well, let me put it this way, even more maybe relevant to the time that we're in. I would say, how did Kamala Harris not know that? Because Kamala Harris, as Attorney General of California in 2012- under the auspices of so-called budget cutting, budget reform, eliminated a 100-year-old agency called the Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement.
And it is widely held amongst law enforcement officers and on the prosecution side that this was a very important task force for fighting organized crime. It had been doing so since Prohibition and then became a major force in disrupting narcotics trade in the state. She disbanded it. Well, because she's for narcotics.
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