Delano Squires
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
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Part of the reason that I've been hesitant to make certain comments on this case publicly and why I'm holding my powder is because I've seen time and time again the original narrative that gets sent into the media Whether on the left, typically on the left, because race-related crimes are sort of the province of the left. They have been. I think that's changing now.
But I've seen hands up, don't shoot, go up in flames. I've seen sort of the original narrative, you know, in other cases, go up in flames. We've even seen, even when it comes to George Floyd, people go from saying, we see the video, to now... certain commentators, particularly on the right, saying, no, George Floyd, Derek Chauvin had nothing to do with George Floyd's death. It was the overdose.
So my thing is this, the million dollar bond sounded, as I said, sounded high to me. I'm not surprised it was lowered. The give, send, go stuff, I've seen how that's been sort of painted. Ultimately,
Carmelo Anthony is going to face a jury of his peers and if what he did, if the sort of original reports hold true, that it was just a minor verbal altercation and he pulled out a knife and stabbed this young man in the heart, then he's going to go to jail, going to go to prison for a very, very long time.
Yeah, I think I can respond to that, Steve. Here's the sense that I get. On the right, the way this is framed is that, you know, there's sort of this anti-white racist intent coming from the black folks who are contributing to his give, send, go. What I think those people are doing, the people who are contributing, is saying, this kid is about to get railroaded, and we want to give him, you know,
resources that he can defend himself. And what they would say is, look at Daniel Penny, right? I know it's not the same case, different jurisdiction, different set of circumstances, but he ended up using a level of force that led to a man's death. And when he raised, I don't know, $3 million on whatever the platform was, it wasn't because there was anti-Black racism towards Jordan Neely.
It's because they felt he was going to get railroaded in a blue city, and that's the reason that people were saying, we need to give to Daniel Penny's defense. I think it's a similar sort of sentiment going on here.
Now, we can disagree with that sentiment, but I think this is the problem, this is the danger of immediately racializing these types of cases, because we can admit, if this was Black on Black or white on white, this local crime would probably not be getting national attention.
Yeah, I think one of the most important things that any conservative legislator, policymaker, politician could do is to stay unequivocally. Whether you start in Genesis or the human genome, there are two sexes, male and female, and switching is not allowed. And all sort of family policy, every issue dealing with this particular subject should flow from that sort of bedrock reality.
I'm not surprised Colorado got here, but I do want to caution listeners and viewers that This is not just a crazy leftist state, crazy blue state issue. Megan, the scenario that you painted was exactly what a man named Jeff Younger went through. This is probably five, six, seven years ago. Jeff ended up running for, he went through this in Texas.
And I believe that the judge in that case granted his ex-wife custody of their child, who the wife was calling Luna, right? That wasn't the boy's name. And he went on to run for office and, I mean, has talked about how difficult this particular situation has been for him. And this is exactly what Colorado is doing. And really, to Steve's point,
This is a window into the mind of leftists where they invert reality with their words because they have a God complex, right? So they think that they can create reality ex nihilo. They can speak words and sort of life will sort of bend around the things that they say. So they call... quote unquote, conversion therapy when you actually affirm the sex or sexuality of a human being.
And they call, quote unquote, gender affirming care when you put a kid on cross-sex hormones, on puberty blockers, when you subject, you know, teen girls to double mastectomies and, quote unquote, gender affirming hysterectomies. So this is what they do. They try to create reality through their words. And every single one of those politicians who voted for that should be primaried.
And if I was a conservative in Colorado, I would be running ads on this particular issue, targeting parents nonstop from now until the next election. Because as you said, Megan, this is a complete insanity. I will say this last thing here.
It's important to realize that this stuff doesn't sort of just spring up out of the ether and the kids are not just, it's not just that kids are being targeted by Disney and other media companies. We're talking about the schools. And we've known that colleges and universities have been sort of leftist indoctrination centers for a long time.
But now the left is trying to pull this back down to K through 12. And one of the things that it must do for parents is to spark an education revolution in this country. And part of that is going to be an increasing number of parents saying, not only am I fully in favor of school choice, you know, and that might be, you know, universal school choice, education savings accounts in some states.
But some parents are going to have to make the decision that if I want to ensure that my children are educated according to our value system, the only way to guarantee that I can do that is if I teach them myself. So I do think that you're going to see this lead to a resurgence in homeschooling in many of these states.
No, I agree with Steve, right? I... To me, the heavier the claim, the heavier the burden of proof in terms of bringing evidence to bear. You just can't go and say things about people. I remember this happened when Justice Kavanaugh was being confirmed.
And there was a political analyst on MSNBC who basically said, I'm paraphrasing, he was on Joy Reid's show, so that'll give you a sense of what's coming. He said Kavanaugh is like all the guys I grew up with, you know, in the sort of DMV area. Right. He was the last guy in a gang rape.
And I thought to myself then I said, I hope Justice Kavanaugh sues this guy under a bridge, because I think people have gotten way too reckless with their words, way too willing. to say things and make claims about people that they can't substantiate with evidence. And to your point, Megan, President Trump is not above the law, but he's not below it either.
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