Episode 5556: The Safety And Health Of Our Nation Is On The Brink Of Collapse

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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?

Unknown 0:00

Some say we've gone too far, that we're going against the current. But I would like to ask you, when did recognizing rights become something radical? When did empathy become something exceptional? Spain is above all a welcoming country, and this is the path we choose. Dignity, community, and justice.

Unknown 0:38

I don't know. I don't know.

1:11

Oh, my God.

Unknown 1:43

Thank you.

1:52

Thank you.

Unknown 2:07

We're happy to be here. It's been a very tough experience to go from the ocean. It was very tough. The police officers tried to stop us, but our will and our determination, we came here.

Jack Posobiec 2:39

This is beautiful, beautiful.

Unknown 3:05

Thank you.

Unknown 3:32

Thank you.

David Latona 4:29

We've seen similar incidents in the past. Five years ago was probably the biggest one. Over 10,000 people crossed over in a matter of days, overwhelming security forces on the Spanish side of the border. And there are some indications that this crossing could be even bigger. Ceuta is one of two Spanish enclaves in North Africa. Although they're overseas, they're the only land border that the European Union has with Africa. The population of Ceuta is around 80,000 people. And it is obviously an attractive destination for migrants attempting to reach Europe because it's the closest that they have to Morocco. In this case, in Ceuta, migrants were mostly arriving by swimming across from Morocco. It's not such a long distance.

David Latona 5:33

The main issue is that the Spanish Supreme Court ruled recently that they cannot be immediately deported back to Morocco once they arrive. There is a specific procedure that must be followed by authorities so that their rights are guaranteed. So there's a lot of uncertainty still regarding what will happen in the next few days. But keeping in mind that this is a very small territory with a population of only 80,000 people, it is going to be very difficult for them to absorb these numbers of arrivals. I felt that residents are very worried of the impact that this could have in the next few days. And we'll have to see what happens to the migrants that arrived. If they will be forced to return to Morocco or maybe move on to other parts of Spain.

David Latona 6:24

That still is pretty much unclear.

Unknown 6:28

In order to give a timely response, waiting to see exactly what legal modifications we have to make, if there are any, we have asked the public company Sasamar, also in collaboration with the Navy and, of course, also with the Civil Guard, the deployment of buoys in El Espigón, among other things, to comply with the Supreme Court's sentence and at least create a containment barrier, a physical barrier, at least in visual terms, so that, from the administrative point of view, the repatriation on the border can be facilitated, thus giving compliance to the Supreme Court's sentence.

Unknown 7:33

Oh, my God. We are here in the border post of Belinsa.

Jack Posobiec 8:21

It is Friday, 31 July, the year of our Lord, 2026.

Stephen K. Bannon 8:36

The question we had before us today, can Western civilization actually garner the political will to defend itself and to push its project forward? With some urgency and and thrive and grow and be healthy in the greatest civilization in the history of mankind's created more wealth, more beautiful art, more magnificent discoveries. And the test case we have now is in what Spanish, Morocco and Spain. Ben Hornwell and Posobiec are going to join me. But the lesson here is this is what open borders socialism – this is the Ugandan Marxist jihadist running New York City. This is what New York City has turned into. We're going to have Benzman join us and Brian Harrison. Brian Harrison from Texas, Benzman from Texas, also about the southern border, what you can anticipate and expect.

Stephen K. Bannon 9:28

and about the Haitians in Springfield that are still in Springfield. Rosemary Jenks will join us. So we're packed in the first hour to lay the case out for you and why if you don't vote or if you look the other way, as bad as things may seem, this is what you're going to get. Ben Horner will first explain to our audience exactly what's going on. You've been on this show. on your brilliant 6 p.m. show, why this is, you know, it's invasion porn.