Chris Moritz
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332 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Apr 2025
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There's been five so far and a scandal actually. Illegal aliens. Yeah. They're not allowed to own firearms, right? They cannot have a firearm when they're off duty.
It's called the L.A. Police Protective League. And this is also a 25-plus year veteran of the LAPD and a detective. And both his daughters are in the LAPD. He is as plugged into this world as anyone. In fact, he said to me in our interview, he says, I tell everyone, don't come to L.A. We cannot protect you.
But on the DACA issue, apparently in February of, yeah, this last February, a off-duty LAPD detective encountered two members of the Serrano gang, which is a very violent, powerful Latino gang in Southern California. They were attempting to steal his car. So there was an exchange of gunfire, and the gangsters got away in their getaway car.
They were apprehended the next day, and it turns out that the car was registered to a DACA cadet in the LAPD. And the LAPD quietly shuffled her either out of the program or just covered it up entirely. But the LA Times did a report on this incident.
Do you know how many- They have no legitimacy. Cops are increasingly finding alternative revenue streams by becoming private security officers for the elite. And a lot of the officers that I talk to are doing that because it's so lucrative. California has the highest pay rates for private security and the highest demand for private security in the nation.
And in fact, like, I'll just tell you, and this is a difficult thing to substantiate for a variety of reasons, but I think it's interesting, which is that I heard from, you know, this L.A. County sheriff, former, like, Major Crimes Bureau lead, and now in private security, that –
He believed it was quite, you know, well-known but quietly known in the private security industry that George Soros or his proxies were investing significantly in private security businesses. This was also confirmed to me by a former head of federal security for LAX and one of the top traders on Wall Street. So, you know, again, George Soros' portfolio and transactions are private.
It's a family office. We really don't know where the investments are going. But I think it's quite... striking to think that there may be other incentives beyond simply undermining the law for some kind of sake of, you know, creating a new world.
A dystopia, of course, but nevertheless, I don't think a trader, a financial trader, maybe one of the greatest in the world, stops becoming a trader, right? No, the worship of money is a disease and it's...
How could she dismantle the cartels? I just explained that the cartels run the state. That's right. So when she says that, I mean, there's no truth in that at all. There's no truth in anything that she says. I mean, she is a she is the avatar of moral bankruptcy that represents the state of California. Yeah. Hollow, superficial, stupid, sociopathic.
And I will tell you, everyone that I know who Democrats who have worked with her, including like a very elite consulting firm that tried to manage her campaign at one point, they say that she is lazy. Steve Cooley also says that, by the way. She was a lazy prosecutor. And she is vicious.
And when she doesn't do her homework and gets caught in, you know, word salads because she doesn't know what she's talking about, she then lashes out on her staff. So she's kind of like an even dumber version of Hillary Clinton.
Um, and, um, I think fortunately, like she's so inept that the country is starting to see that I pray to God, because if, if Kamala Harris rises to the level of the presidency, we now have basically exported California Nash nationwide. And, and I'm, and as I told you in the name of my book, it is called failed state, a portrait of California and the twilight of empire.
But you know what's interesting about Kamala? She actually did go after, you know, drug crimes, but she went after people who were smoking weed. Yeah, the easy ones. The easy ones.
No, no. And it hasn't for some time. We haven't really had a true Republican governor since like the mid-90s with Pete Wilson. Pete Wilson put forward a very, very famous proposition called 187, which is supported by voters by over 60%. And it effectively was to restrict any sort of social services except like non-emergency. So we still allowed that to illegal aliens.
You can't reward people who are here illegally with your money. Right, exactly. So we went from that. to, let's say, I think a month or so ago, the legislature put forward a bill that would give illegal aliens preferential mortgages. Gavin Newsom, to his credit, vetoed that. Preferential mortgages? They were very sweetheart deals, like,
Well, and of course, because they're funded by the Koch brothers and the Koch brothers want to bring in cheap illegal alien labor.
Simple as that. I mean, I think it was Lennon said that the capitalists will sell you the rope that we'll use to hang you. Of course, that's right.
But back to your question. We forget how reasonable that is. It's not. Oh, it's beyond reasonable. And California used to be a reasonable, safe, secure state with really tough laws that put gangsters away and following rules. the three strikes law and other reforms that came at the late nineties and into the early two thousands between 2000 and 2010, roughly, it was a pretty damn good place.
Like Steve Cooley in Los Angeles, uh, you know, cleaned up a lot of the mess. Even his predecessor, Jackie Lacey, did a relatively good job, although she was chased out of office by BLM. She's Black. She was chased out of office by, and literally harassed at her home by BLM activists because she was not, you know, in line with their anti-police, anti-incarceration agenda enough.
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