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Speaker 2: You're listening to the John Cobelt Podcast on the iHeartRadio app. Welcome John Cobelt's Show, and we're on from three to six every Monday through Friday, and every day after six o'clock. Whatever you missed, you get on the podcast John Cobelt's Show on demand that's on the iHeart app. And this weekend, for example, whatever you missed all week and it was a wild week, you could listen. You could download any podcast you want. That's that's in the system. We've got the Moistline twice today at five twenty five point fifty and we are going to get into something now which we well. It started yesterday in the three o'clock hour, we played a story by Casey Montoya, a reporter for Channel five KTLA.
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Speaker 1: She was a reporter. It was her last story.
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Speaker 2: She filed begure because she's being laid off along with many others. But it was a doozy and it was about skid Row and all the vagrants, mental patients, drug addicts who live there and they abuse dogs, tortured dogs, they breathed them and some dogs are used.
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Speaker 1: It's like Nazi medical experiments.
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Speaker 2: They're injected with drugs to see if the drugs will kill the dogs, like if there's too much fentadyl in the mix, and then the dog dies and then the mental patient goes, oh, I guess I shouldn't take that. I just killed the dog. And this is going on regularly on skid Row. And we talked with Joey Tuccio, who is with a group called Starts with One today and I'm not going to replay the first half of the interview. You could go look for that on the podcast. It's our number three. It is heart wrenching, it's gross, it's disgusting, and if you want to hear that, then go to our three. What I want to play is the second part of the interview, because you know, I'm always looking for root causes, just like all the progressives, and the root cause, one of the root causes of the of the mess we're in in Los Angeles, the disaster that is Los Angeles is activists, progressive activists who are insane and apparently, and I've heard this before and we've talked about it before, but what Joey Tuccio describes is a real great example. I've heard this going back to the Garcetti years, that people in the Garcetti administration, in the bass administration, and many of this city council members are terrified of the activists because they act so crazy and and and and and they're just frightened of them, physically frightened of them. Not to mention, they're terrified what would be written online, how they would organize some kind of groups against them. It's it's it's really awful because it means we're actually being run by the most insane people in our society. It's it's not the politicians, it's not even the lobbyists. It is not political action committees. It is crazy, obsessive activists who have seized on the homeless industry as a way to make a tremendous amount of money through their criminal nonprofits. So listen to Joey Tuccio, who rescues these dogs on weekends.
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Speaker 1: Explain what's going on behind the scenes.
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Speaker 3: The police have to call animal control. All the animazons will barely show up. People call the police, you know a lot of times, you know, the police don't take it seriously for whatever reason.
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Speaker 1: But I really do think.
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Speaker 3: It comes down to leadership and people like Karen Bass and isabel Horado and nonprofits on skid Row are preventing them from doing their job.
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Speaker 1: And it's so.
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Speaker 3: And it's it's unfortunate, but it's also deadly that they're letting these people get away with it and letting these all die.
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Speaker 1: And I don't understand the motivation for this.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I know the nonprofits are are they're corrupt, soulless people who are just making big money off this homeless situation. But God, I mean, I mean Karen Bass and Isabelle Horado and and the police chief, I don't understand. We used to be you'd have semi good people, not perfect people, but they want to at least keep things orderly and put the bad guys in their place. And now it seems to be they're encouraging the anarchy, encouraging the destruction just basic civilization here so that we were nothing but animals and we're torturing the real animals.
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Speaker 1: I yeah, it's true.
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Speaker 3: I mean, they've really tried to ropes get Row off to kind of be the forget the forgotten land of people and animals. And we've we've we've done a lot to raise awareness and ring the alarms of like, hey, don't just dive past here, like look what's going on, and it's been bad.
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Speaker 1: In terms of like why.
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Speaker 3: You know people like Karen Bass are doing this, I do generally believe it's because they are more scared of getting an angry tweet about somebody saying you're harassing the homeless, and they would.
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Speaker 1: Rather die or rather people die.
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Speaker 3: People die the other day, you know, when you go down there here, like this person jumped off of a building, this person shot this person.
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Speaker 1: It's wild.
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Speaker 4: I know.
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Speaker 2: I've heard repeatedly how how terrified bass Garcetti was a lot of city council people, they're terrified of the activists who are insane. And so that's Joey Tuccio there, root cause you see the activists apparently lose their minds and bully and intimidate the politicians who are incredibly weak. And because the people involved in these NGOs, these nonprofits, they got such a huge windfall here, and they also some of them actually believe in this philosophy that everybody should be allowed to do whatever they want, whether it's dog experimenting on dogs, injecting drugs, screaming into the night, that the government has no right to in any way control their behavior. Well, Spencer Pratt, you know, is running a very forceful, passionate campaign against Karen bass and Nythia Ramen. And Nythia Ramen is another whack job who has aggravated the homeless situation. So he put this out on social media and he says there's going to be a rally tomorrow. We're gonna play about a one minute clip.
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Speaker 1: Here cut two.
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Speaker 5: Downtown La Karen Basua and Nythia Rahman have facilitated the torture, mutilation, abuse and murder of thousands of dogs by crazed drug addicts who breathe them for drug money, set them on fire, conduct Nazi like experiments dissecting these poor dogs alive, they test their drugs on them till they overdose and die.
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Speaker 1: It is horrific.
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Speaker 5: At a recent city council meeting, when a dog rescuer, Rebecca Corey, was begging for help for these abused animals, Nitthia Rahman stood up and walked out of the room. Nithia doesn't care about these defenseless animals, but we are going to do something about it. You've seen the Guardian Angel Joey Tuccio rescuing as many of these animals as he can, and tomorrow we are hosting a rally to save these animals that Karen and Nitia are leaving to die. Tomorrow, April twenty fifth, from three point thirty to five thirty pm, Meet me at the Barkery at seventeen three zero one Ventura Boulevard in Encino. Let's rally to save our pets from the zombies.
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Speaker 2: The Barkery is a dog supply store and you heard the address, seventeen three oh one Ventura Boulevard in Encino. Everything Spencer Pratt says is true. Much of that was in Casey Montoya's report on Channel five, and then also Ross o'keith in the California Post wrote some more detail about this. It is absolutely insane. They are really doing these medical experiments and dogs are dying. They're being left out in the sun, starving, dehydrating, their body parts, rotting. Joey Tuccio's group had to do an amputation on one of the dogs. They are injected full of drugs and they often die that way. They're being forced to breed. The dogs are sold in exchange for drugs. This is like so far gone it is such a dystopia. I don't even know how to describe this because I know you probably aren't believing this. You think this is exaggerating. No, it really, it's the real thing. And Bess has told Jim McDonald not to enforce the laws around the homeless because all this is illegal. They try to sell you it's like, well, you know crime is actually down.
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Speaker 1: No it's not.
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Speaker 2: They're doing dog experiments on the sidewalk all day at night and you're telling me crime is down. That's crazy. So if you're interested the barkery from three point thirty to five thirty team three h one Ventura Boulevard in Encino, Spencer Pratt is going to hold the rally. Theyre Bass and Nythia Ramen ought to be in prison for this because they have the power to stop it, and they refuse to More coming up.
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Speaker 6: You're listening to John Cobelt on demand from KFI AM six forty.
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Speaker 2: I just want to reiterate that if you want to join Spencer Pratt's rally to save all the dogs that are being murdered and skid row by the insane homeless people, Karen Bass and Nythia Ramen provide no protection for these poor animals. In fact, they actually enable this situation to get worse and worse. They're using the dogs as medical experiments. They're injecting drugs into the dogs to see if the drugs will kill them if there's too much fentanyl in the mix. They're breeding the dogs in order to sell them in exchange for drugs. They're being allowed to die in the hot sun, not fed, not giving any water. It is the cruel, most vicious thing I've ever heard about, and it's true. You can go look at KTLA channel five, Casey Montoya's report. We played it twice yesterday. You could read it in the California Post. And he's having a rally tomorrow three thirty to five thirty at the Barkery and Encino. The Barkery is a dog supply store, and I just hope people respond to this because it's really bad out there. Here's some more things going wrong in the city of Los Angeles under Karen Bass. Another vagrant is being accused of brutally beating an eighty four year old man and then setting him on fire. This happened, you may have heard in downtown to La on Sunday.
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Speaker 1: Well there's a lot more detail to this.
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Speaker 2: The poor guy, his name is BEng his name was bang Cho, had dementia and he wandered away from a convalescent home shortly before midnight Sunday. So there is some nursing home that lost track of this guy and he wandered away eighty four years old. Nathan Hakman, the DA said he was disoriented. He was living with dementia, and apparently bang Cho encountered the killer Levanta Martel Wilder Levanta Sixth Street between Hope and Grand Choe, the demented old man doesn't know what he's doing. He grabs one of the bags that Wilder was carrying. Can't do that to a crazy homeless person. So wild then punched and kicked Choe in the head and body, then lifted him over his shoulder and slammed him to the ground at eighty four year old man.
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Speaker 1: And then Wilder set Choe on fire.
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Speaker 2: Got all that punched him, kicked him, slammed him to the ground, set him on fire, and he died the following day. Karen vass Is, Los Angeles, Gee, why don't people want to go downtown? Hawkmann said the level of violence is brutal, callous and extreme. Hey you should just you know, go a short ways and see skid row and see all the violence against the dogs. So elderly dementia patients and dogs disposable in Karen Vass's world. You could brutalize them, you can kill them, doesn't matter.
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Speaker 1: She won't do anything about it.
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Speaker 2: How much would it hurt to have the police round these people up? How much would it cost?
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Speaker 1: We always used to do it.
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Speaker 2: It was just routine. It was routine civilization. But you know, you vote for a narcissist, the psychopath as your mayor and.
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Speaker 1: Governor, this is what you get. She doesn't care. Here's another one.
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Speaker 2: LAPD detectives arrested a guy in the San Fernando Valley. He sexually assaulted six women in one day, six women in one day. This occurred on last Saturday, and they finally identified him. His name is Damian Denzel Robinson. And oh look at this. He had a prior conviction for indecent exposure in lude conduct, which requires that he registered as a sex offender, and.
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Speaker 1: That didn't stop him.
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Speaker 2: I mean, he filled out the paperwork, he filled out the forum, I am a sex offender and that's supposed to stop things. I always read about, Oh, he's got to register as a sex offender. So what that's the I got to stop a sex offender from a sexually assaulting people, and they have a list here. I he did. He did the first at nine ten am in a business near Devonshire and Balboa, an elderly female victim pulled her pants down before grabbing her and sexually assaulting her. Then forty five minutes later at forbeson Callahan Street in North Hills, another elderly woman pulled her pants down. Then five minutes later Lassen and Encino in Northridge, woman was grabbed behind by Robinson and sexually assaulted. He recorded the incident with a cell phone. Then an hour after that, at eleven fifteen women inside of Iorida Supermarket van Owen and Corbin and Winnetka, he grabbed her and sexually assaulted her twelve thirty an hour later. I mean this guy had a compulsion. He should have been locked up in a mental institution for life. And then at three twenty restroom of a retail store at Corbett and Nordhoff the Northridge, six women sexually assaulted in about five hours. Well, we come back speaking of sexual assault. After Eric Swallow is publicly accused of rape, he kept getting campaign contributions, including one one of Newsome's close associates who's on the board of high speed rail. Really that's next.
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Speaker 1: It's YouTube dot com.
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Speaker 2: Slash at johncobelt Show, YouTube dot com slash at John Cobelt's Show to subscribe, and when you subscribe, you get a notification when the video is ready for your viewing. And you could also follow us on social media at John Cope Radio, at John Cobelt Radio. Eric Swalwell, it is one thing to donate massive amounts of money to basically bribe this guy when he's running for governor, right, but then he's accused by a number of women of sexual assault and in at least two two instances outright rape, he was accused of rape and the other assaults on April the tenth. Now that didn't stop him from soliciting more money from the donors.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I mean most donors are politically very aware. They're probably on their stupid phones scrolling through X all day, trading rumors and gossip. So this whole world knows that Swalwell is being accused of rape by these young women. Well, the first thing he did is he installed himself as treasurer of his campaign account. So he ended up with full control of four million dollars that was donated to his campaign, even though he quote suspended it and he resigned from Congress. But now he's got four million dollars to play with, And then he kept asking donors for more money. In fact, he made one hundred and ninety thousand dollars after the rape charges were publicized. Now who donated to the guy after he was publicly accused of rape? All right, So on April thirteenth, this is three days after news broke, he got the maximum The maximum contribution is thirty nine thousand, two hundred dollars for something like this, So he he got the thirty nine and two hundred from California dairies. These like political action committees greater Anesthesia service. Anesthesiologists are, oh, that's not good. He was accused of drugging these women and raping them, and so the anesthesiologists they have their own political action committee.
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Speaker 1: And that's not funny. That is really awful.
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Speaker 2: Then a union, the ufc W, I didn't know what that was. That's the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, made up of one point three million hard working men and women. Well, some of if you are a member of the UFCW, some of your dues money went to Eric Swallwell three days after he was accused of rape.
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Speaker 1: How about that?
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Speaker 2: It was the UFCW Western States Council. Now listen to this donor. A guy named Jeff Worth w o RTG real estate developer. Now, I don't know if he's the same guy that I see in in signs all over town whenever there's a empty real estate and they have Worth Realty and you call a number if you want to buy the lot or rent out the the business office building, or you know, rent out at a condo building. You know you see those signs out front, Well, it's it's always Worth Realty w RTG spelled the same way.
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Speaker 1: But let me tell you this.
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Speaker 2: This guy's close friends with Gavin Newsom, This Jeff Worth, And in fact he's so close. Newsom appointed Jeff Worth to the high speed Rail Board, you know, the imaginary high speed rail train. I guess it as a board of directors. I don't know what they talk about. What is a high speed rail board meeting? Like when you have no product and no passengers, just nothing but empty space. I guess they get together regularly. I imagine Jeff Worth gets some kind of stipend for this. But let me tell you he was so grateful to be on the imaginary high speed Rail board that he donated thirty nine thousand dollars thirty nine two hundred dollars to Eric Swalwell, three days after Swallwell was publicly accused of rape. Well that's a good man, isn't it. Three days later, Jeff Worth, high speed Rail board member, coughs up thirty nine two hundred dollars for Eric. Also on April thirteenth, Suitor East Bay Medical Group gave thirty thousand dollars something called DLA Piper, a political action committee gave five thousand dollars. Oh and listen to this a San Francisco arts philanthropist Kay Kimpton.
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Speaker 1: She gave five thousand dollars as well.
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Speaker 2: Nothing bothers anybody anymore, right, not even rape charges. Oh I like him though. He's so good on television. He's so good going after Trump. In fact, they talked to a small donor named Juanita Keyzor from Orinda, and she gave five hundred dollars to Swallwell just hours before the scandal broke. But the California Post contacted her and she said she'd been a supporter, but now she's frustrated and she wants her money back. It's quite disappointing because he did such a great job on the Trump impeachment hearings. Yeah, that's the reason to vote a guy for governor. Got a few rays on the side, a few sexual assaults, but boy, it really nailed Trump during those impeachment hearings. Of course, that impeachment failed, but oh, this lunatic is back. Kathy Griffin remember her from a few years ago, horrible comedian. Remember she held up a bloody severed head of Trump. Uh. She gave Swallowell money, ten thousand dollars of course she did because he was so good in the impeachment hearing, and but she got it back.
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Speaker 1: That's cocked. These people are so.
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Speaker 2: Gross, so gross, And now we bring you the befuddled Javier Baccheria Xavier Bessera. He was questioned by Fox forty reporter Nicki Lorenzo, who had helped moderate the debate with Frank Buckley a few days ago. Lorenzo asked, Swallow, Well, no, Lorenzo asked, but Sarah about Swallow.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean, you hear all sorts of rumors every day. I'm the chairman of the Democratic Caucus at the time that Eric and I are serving in Congress together. It's not my place to make a rumor into a fact. My place is to govern the caucus of the Democrats in the House and make sure we're getting our work done. It's up to authorities who can investigate things that become a knowledge present and available facts that show that there's a reason to investigate as we saw. And what it sometimes takes, unfortunately, is for these survivors to come forward. And I give them nothing but credit for coming forward, because it takes courage to come forward like.
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Speaker 7: That stands we're tied boxes is something you could do with just rumors.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, what do you do with rumors? Tell me what you do?
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Speaker 2: Investigat them, investigate them. That's what you do with rumors, You investigate them. That's what Swallow was doing. Heard rumors about Trump, so they investigated him, did an impeachment even though it turned out to be fake. But do you think he really cares about the rape victims? Oh, yes, they're survivors. Well, maybe there wouldn't be so many survivors. Maybe there wouldn't have been so many victims if you'd done something. Congress has a lot of investigative abilities, and they also have a lot of contacts. And if he was really bothered by it, he could have done something about it. But he didn't because he doesn't care, and so he mumbles some word salad there.
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Speaker 1: I couldn't even follow that. All right, we come back.
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Speaker 2: Now, this story is really tragic, but dever's going to enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: I call it the.
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Speaker 2: I'd make you nervous, don't I?
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Speaker 8: Well, because you know that animal story. I told you it kept me up all night.
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Speaker 1: It's not like that. Good, No, No, it's it's not anything like that at all. Did it really keep you up all night.
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Speaker 7: It did it very upsetting because I was trying to figure out what I can do about it.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know that's that's that's you know what you should use that as motivation.
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Speaker 7: I told you that at the end of the show yesterday. I said, John, we need to do something about it. I know, show, I know a lot, do something about it.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'm not letting go of this, believe me. I want to see what Spencer Pratt does on Saturday and then we'll go from there. Because yeah, that whole situation and skid row with them experimenting on the dogs. Well no, no, this is a better story from your end of things. It's Revenge of the Elephants.
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Speaker 8: Oh love it?
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Speaker 1: All right, that's next.
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Speaker 6: You're listening to John Cobbels on demand from KFI AM six forty.
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Speaker 2: We are on every day from three to six and after six o'clock John Cobelt Show on demand on the iHeart app. We got the Moist line twice at five twenty and five fifty and in a few minutes after you Devonsvations at four o'clock, we're gonna have John all on the Businessman who he owns businesses near MacArthur Park, in that section of town, MacArthur Park. Of course he's run over by mental patients and drug addicts and gang members. But now the city council woman there and this is Hernandez, who is a communist. She is going to be spending forty million dollars to renovate the park. Except it doesn't from the articles I'm reading, it doesn't look like a whole lot of money is going to be spent on getting rid of the mental patients and the drug addicts and the gang members. We'll talk to John Alley about it. He usually has a lot to say. All right here it is so California vineyard overener vineyard owner named Ernie Dazio, seventy five years old. Never you know what Ernie's done with his life?
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Speaker 8: No, John, what has he done with his life?
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Speaker 2: He frequently goes to Africa and he spends a lot of money, goes on Safari hunts and he kills big game. He has a vast collection of exotic animal heads in trophy rooms at his house. He paid forty thousand dollars to go on a shoot in Gabon Country in Africa. It's walking through the thick forest. He had with him a professional hunter. That professional hunter has a rifle.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 2: Over the decades, he has hunted elephants, leopard, rhinoceros, buffalo, lion, not only in Africa, but in the US. He has almost every species of wild deer. In fact, he was looking for a specific type of deer called the duker dui k er, the yellow back duker very elusive, hard to get. So they were walking through the rainforest, the hunter and his guide when they accidentally stumbled into five female elephants who were huddled around. One of the elephants had had a child, so there was an elephant calf. The five female evidence elephants got very angry. They were startled. They charged Ernie Dozo. Yeah, yeah, the completely flattened the guy.
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Speaker 1: Ernie is no longer.
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Speaker 8: One hundred percent.
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Speaker 1: She didn't even let you finish.
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Speaker 4: No, I didn't.
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Speaker 8: I was so excited that what an a hole. Now I'm gonna have all the hunters. I don't care. I don't like you guys.
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Speaker 2: Ernie is no longer with us U His guide was badly hurt as well. He couldn't It was so fast that he couldn't. He couldn't even take a shot at any of the elephants.
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Speaker 8: Poor guy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and then uh, in fact, let me let me get the quote here.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Ernie has been hunting since he could hold a rifle. According to one of his friends, he has many trophies. Although many disagree with big game hunting, all of Ernie's hunts were strictly licensed and above board and registered. He had booked a hunt for dwarf dwarf forest buffalo and dukers. The yellow back dukers what he really wanted. And uh so they surprised the cows uh, and the elephants felt under threat. I guess you call female elephants cows and immediately attacked him. And the hunter said, I would read they're not going to detail, but it is safe to assume that the death was quick.
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Speaker 7: You know, John, these hunters with rifles going after animals.
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Speaker 8: You have a rifle.
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Speaker 2: I mean, come on, elephants are really smart. And I wondered if some of these elephants remembered this guy. Oh yeah, it's like, no, that's him.
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Speaker 1: I mean there might be an elephant.
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Speaker 7: Remember when you piss off crows and then they come and attack you. So, but you know what, the baby elephant.
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Speaker 8: You don't. You don't mess with. You don't mess with.
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Speaker 2: No mothers, any species. No, you don't, you don't mess I we went on a safari years ago.
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Speaker 1: You didn't kill it was fascinated. No, I have never killed anything.
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Speaker 8: Well, Chris maryl So you know I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know one day Chris is going to get his from an elephant. Yeah, I went, We went. We went on on this safari and there was a group of elephants and they were marching single file down a path right in front of us, I mean, just just a few feet away. And one of them looked at me. I think he was a dad elephant. He looked at me, and I looked at him, and you know what he did. He nodded at me, like nice to see you.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. He waved his trunk at me and nodded his head up and down a couple of times, and it was like, hey, how are you?
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Speaker 8: Did you give him the thumbs up?
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Speaker 1: No, no, I was.
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Speaker 2: I wasn't going to make any sudden moves because you know, maybe the mom would get pissed off, you know, so always the women you're afraid of.
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Speaker 1: All right, I see, I got you some happy news.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, that was a good, good ending, happy ending, all right.
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Speaker 2: John Ally coming on after Dever's news, and we're going to talk about forty million dollars in the city is going to spend to try to clean up MacArthur Park, Except if they don't permanently get rid of all the mental patients and drug addict what's the point? And Debra's live with the news in the CAFI twenty four our newsroom. You've been listening to the John Cobelt Show podcast. You can always hear the show live on KFI AM six forty from three to six pm every Monday through Friday, and of course anytime on demand on the iHeartRadio
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Speaker 1: I am six forty.
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Speaker 2: You're listening to the John Cobelt Podcast on the iHeartRadio app. Welcome John Cobelt's Show, and we're on from three to six every Monday through Friday, and every day after six o'clock. Whatever you missed, you get on the podcast John Cobelt's Show on demand that's on the iHeart app. And this weekend, for example, whatever you missed all week and it was a wild week, you could listen. You could download any podcast you want. That's that's in the system. We've got the Moistline twice today at five twenty five point fifty and we are going to get into something now which we well. It started yesterday in the three o'clock hour, we played a story by Casey Montoya, a reporter for Channel five KTLA.
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Speaker 1: She was a reporter. It was her last story.
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Speaker 2: She filed begure because she's being laid off along with many others. But it was a doozy and it was about skid Row and all the vagrants, mental patients, drug addicts who live there and they abuse dogs, tortured dogs, they breathed them and some dogs are used.
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Speaker 1: It's like Nazi medical experiments.
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Speaker 2: They're injected with drugs to see if the drugs will kill the dogs, like if there's too much fentadyl in the mix, and then the dog dies and then the mental patient goes, oh, I guess I shouldn't take that. I just killed the dog. And this is going on regularly on skid Row. And we talked with Joey Tuccio, who is with a group called Starts with One today and I'm not going to replay the first half of the interview. You could go look for that on the podcast. It's our number three. It is heart wrenching, it's gross, it's disgusting, and if you want to hear that, then go to our three. What I want to play is the second part of the interview, because you know, I'm always looking for root causes, just like all the progressives, and the root cause, one of the root causes of the of the mess we're in in Los Angeles, the disaster that is Los Angeles is activists, progressive activists who are insane and apparently, and I've heard this before and we've talked about it before, but what Joey Tuccio describes is a real great example. I've heard this going back to the Garcetti years, that people in the Garcetti administration, in the bass administration, and many of this city council members are terrified of the activists because they act so crazy and and and and and they're just frightened of them, physically frightened of them. Not to mention, they're terrified what would be written online, how they would organize some kind of groups against them. It's it's it's really awful because it means we're actually being run by the most insane people in our society. It's it's not the politicians, it's not even the lobbyists. It is not political action committees. It is crazy, obsessive activists who have seized on the homeless industry as a way to make a tremendous amount of money through their criminal nonprofits. So listen to Joey Tuccio, who rescues these dogs on weekends.
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Speaker 1: Explain what's going on behind the scenes.
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Speaker 3: The police have to call animal control. All the animazons will barely show up. People call the police, you know a lot of times, you know, the police don't take it seriously for whatever reason.
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Speaker 1: But I really do think.
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Speaker 3: It comes down to leadership and people like Karen Bass and isabel Horado and nonprofits on skid Row are preventing them from doing their job.
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Speaker 1: And it's so.
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Speaker 3: And it's it's unfortunate, but it's also deadly that they're letting these people get away with it and letting these all die.
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Speaker 1: And I don't understand the motivation for this.
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Speaker 2: I mean, I know the nonprofits are are they're corrupt, soulless people who are just making big money off this homeless situation. But God, I mean, I mean Karen Bass and Isabelle Horado and and the police chief, I don't understand. We used to be you'd have semi good people, not perfect people, but they want to at least keep things orderly and put the bad guys in their place. And now it seems to be they're encouraging the anarchy, encouraging the destruction just basic civilization here so that we were nothing but animals and we're torturing the real animals.
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Speaker 1: I yeah, it's true.
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Speaker 3: I mean, they've really tried to ropes get Row off to kind of be the forget the forgotten land of people and animals. And we've we've we've done a lot to raise awareness and ring the alarms of like, hey, don't just dive past here, like look what's going on, and it's been bad.
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Speaker 1: In terms of like why.
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Speaker 3: You know people like Karen Bass are doing this, I do generally believe it's because they are more scared of getting an angry tweet about somebody saying you're harassing the homeless, and they would.
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Speaker 1: Rather die or rather people die.
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Speaker 3: People die the other day, you know, when you go down there here, like this person jumped off of a building, this person shot this person.
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Speaker 1: It's wild.
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Speaker 4: I know.
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Speaker 2: I've heard repeatedly how how terrified bass Garcetti was a lot of city council people, they're terrified of the activists who are insane. And so that's Joey Tuccio there, root cause you see the activists apparently lose their minds and bully and intimidate the politicians who are incredibly weak. And because the people involved in these NGOs, these nonprofits, they got such a huge windfall here, and they also some of them actually believe in this philosophy that everybody should be allowed to do whatever they want, whether it's dog experimenting on dogs, injecting drugs, screaming into the night, that the government has no right to in any way control their behavior. Well, Spencer Pratt, you know, is running a very forceful, passionate campaign against Karen bass and Nythia Ramen. And Nythia Ramen is another whack job who has aggravated the homeless situation. So he put this out on social media and he says there's going to be a rally tomorrow. We're gonna play about a one minute clip.
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Speaker 1: Here cut two.
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Speaker 5: Downtown La Karen Basua and Nythia Rahman have facilitated the torture, mutilation, abuse and murder of thousands of dogs by crazed drug addicts who breathe them for drug money, set them on fire, conduct Nazi like experiments dissecting these poor dogs alive, they test their drugs on them till they overdose and die.
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Speaker 1: It is horrific.
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Speaker 5: At a recent city council meeting, when a dog rescuer, Rebecca Corey, was begging for help for these abused animals, Nitthia Rahman stood up and walked out of the room. Nithia doesn't care about these defenseless animals, but we are going to do something about it. You've seen the Guardian Angel Joey Tuccio rescuing as many of these animals as he can, and tomorrow we are hosting a rally to save these animals that Karen and Nitia are leaving to die. Tomorrow, April twenty fifth, from three point thirty to five thirty pm, Meet me at the Barkery at seventeen three zero one Ventura Boulevard in Encino. Let's rally to save our pets from the zombies.
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Speaker 2: The Barkery is a dog supply store and you heard the address, seventeen three oh one Ventura Boulevard in Encino. Everything Spencer Pratt says is true. Much of that was in Casey Montoya's report on Channel five, and then also Ross o'keith in the California Post wrote some more detail about this. It is absolutely insane. They are really doing these medical experiments and dogs are dying. They're being left out in the sun, starving, dehydrating, their body parts, rotting. Joey Tuccio's group had to do an amputation on one of the dogs. They are injected full of drugs and they often die that way. They're being forced to breed. The dogs are sold in exchange for drugs. This is like so far gone it is such a dystopia. I don't even know how to describe this because I know you probably aren't believing this. You think this is exaggerating. No, it really, it's the real thing. And Bess has told Jim McDonald not to enforce the laws around the homeless because all this is illegal. They try to sell you it's like, well, you know crime is actually down.
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Speaker 1: No it's not.
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Speaker 2: They're doing dog experiments on the sidewalk all day at night and you're telling me crime is down. That's crazy. So if you're interested the barkery from three point thirty to five thirty team three h one Ventura Boulevard in Encino, Spencer Pratt is going to hold the rally. Theyre Bass and Nythia Ramen ought to be in prison for this because they have the power to stop it, and they refuse to More coming up.
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Speaker 6: You're listening to John Cobelt on demand from KFI AM six forty.
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Speaker 2: I just want to reiterate that if you want to join Spencer Pratt's rally to save all the dogs that are being murdered and skid row by the insane homeless people, Karen Bass and Nythia Ramen provide no protection for these poor animals. In fact, they actually enable this situation to get worse and worse. They're using the dogs as medical experiments. They're injecting drugs into the dogs to see if the drugs will kill them if there's too much fentanyl in the mix. They're breeding the dogs in order to sell them in exchange for drugs. They're being allowed to die in the hot sun, not fed, not giving any water. It is the cruel, most vicious thing I've ever heard about, and it's true. You can go look at KTLA channel five, Casey Montoya's report. We played it twice yesterday. You could read it in the California Post. And he's having a rally tomorrow three thirty to five thirty at the Barkery and Encino. The Barkery is a dog supply store, and I just hope people respond to this because it's really bad out there. Here's some more things going wrong in the city of Los Angeles under Karen Bass. Another vagrant is being accused of brutally beating an eighty four year old man and then setting him on fire. This happened, you may have heard in downtown to La on Sunday.
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Speaker 1: Well there's a lot more detail to this.
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Speaker 2: The poor guy, his name is BEng his name was bang Cho, had dementia and he wandered away from a convalescent home shortly before midnight Sunday. So there is some nursing home that lost track of this guy and he wandered away eighty four years old. Nathan Hakman, the DA said he was disoriented. He was living with dementia, and apparently bang Cho encountered the killer Levanta Martel Wilder Levanta Sixth Street between Hope and Grand Choe, the demented old man doesn't know what he's doing. He grabs one of the bags that Wilder was carrying. Can't do that to a crazy homeless person. So wild then punched and kicked Choe in the head and body, then lifted him over his shoulder and slammed him to the ground at eighty four year old man.
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Speaker 1: And then Wilder set Choe on fire.
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Speaker 2: Got all that punched him, kicked him, slammed him to the ground, set him on fire, and he died the following day. Karen vass Is, Los Angeles, Gee, why don't people want to go downtown? Hawkmann said the level of violence is brutal, callous and extreme. Hey you should just you know, go a short ways and see skid row and see all the violence against the dogs. So elderly dementia patients and dogs disposable in Karen Vass's world. You could brutalize them, you can kill them, doesn't matter.
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Speaker 1: She won't do anything about it.
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Speaker 2: How much would it hurt to have the police round these people up? How much would it cost?
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Speaker 1: We always used to do it.
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Speaker 2: It was just routine. It was routine civilization. But you know, you vote for a narcissist, the psychopath as your mayor and.
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Speaker 1: Governor, this is what you get. She doesn't care. Here's another one.
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Speaker 2: LAPD detectives arrested a guy in the San Fernando Valley. He sexually assaulted six women in one day, six women in one day. This occurred on last Saturday, and they finally identified him. His name is Damian Denzel Robinson. And oh look at this. He had a prior conviction for indecent exposure in lude conduct, which requires that he registered as a sex offender, and.
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Speaker 1: That didn't stop him.
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Speaker 2: I mean, he filled out the paperwork, he filled out the forum, I am a sex offender and that's supposed to stop things. I always read about, Oh, he's got to register as a sex offender. So what that's the I got to stop a sex offender from a sexually assaulting people, and they have a list here. I he did. He did the first at nine ten am in a business near Devonshire and Balboa, an elderly female victim pulled her pants down before grabbing her and sexually assaulting her. Then forty five minutes later at forbeson Callahan Street in North Hills, another elderly woman pulled her pants down. Then five minutes later Lassen and Encino in Northridge, woman was grabbed behind by Robinson and sexually assaulted. He recorded the incident with a cell phone. Then an hour after that, at eleven fifteen women inside of Iorida Supermarket van Owen and Corbin and Winnetka, he grabbed her and sexually assaulted her twelve thirty an hour later. I mean this guy had a compulsion. He should have been locked up in a mental institution for life. And then at three twenty restroom of a retail store at Corbett and Nordhoff the Northridge, six women sexually assaulted in about five hours. Well, we come back speaking of sexual assault. After Eric Swallow is publicly accused of rape, he kept getting campaign contributions, including one one of Newsome's close associates who's on the board of high speed rail. Really that's next.
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Speaker 2: Ron from three to six after six o'clock John Cobelt's Show on demand on the iHeart app. Listen to the podcast all weekend long. Anything that you missed this week. We're on YouTube. We put a video out every night John Cobelt Well.
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Speaker 1: It's YouTube dot com.
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Speaker 2: Slash at johncobelt Show, YouTube dot com slash at John Cobelt's Show to subscribe, and when you subscribe, you get a notification when the video is ready for your viewing. And you could also follow us on social media at John Cope Radio, at John Cobelt Radio. Eric Swalwell, it is one thing to donate massive amounts of money to basically bribe this guy when he's running for governor, right, but then he's accused by a number of women of sexual assault and in at least two two instances outright rape, he was accused of rape and the other assaults on April the tenth. Now that didn't stop him from soliciting more money from the donors.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: I mean most donors are politically very aware. They're probably on their stupid phones scrolling through X all day, trading rumors and gossip. So this whole world knows that Swalwell is being accused of rape by these young women. Well, the first thing he did is he installed himself as treasurer of his campaign account. So he ended up with full control of four million dollars that was donated to his campaign, even though he quote suspended it and he resigned from Congress. But now he's got four million dollars to play with, And then he kept asking donors for more money. In fact, he made one hundred and ninety thousand dollars after the rape charges were publicized. Now who donated to the guy after he was publicly accused of rape? All right, So on April thirteenth, this is three days after news broke, he got the maximum The maximum contribution is thirty nine thousand, two hundred dollars for something like this, So he he got the thirty nine and two hundred from California dairies. These like political action committees greater Anesthesia service. Anesthesiologists are, oh, that's not good. He was accused of drugging these women and raping them, and so the anesthesiologists they have their own political action committee.
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Speaker 1: And that's not funny. That is really awful.
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Speaker 2: Then a union, the ufc W, I didn't know what that was. That's the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, made up of one point three million hard working men and women. Well, some of if you are a member of the UFCW, some of your dues money went to Eric Swallwell three days after he was accused of rape.
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Speaker 1: How about that?
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Speaker 2: It was the UFCW Western States Council. Now listen to this donor. A guy named Jeff Worth w o RTG real estate developer. Now, I don't know if he's the same guy that I see in in signs all over town whenever there's a empty real estate and they have Worth Realty and you call a number if you want to buy the lot or rent out the the business office building, or you know, rent out at a condo building. You know you see those signs out front, Well, it's it's always Worth Realty w RTG spelled the same way.
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Speaker 1: But let me tell you this.
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Speaker 2: This guy's close friends with Gavin Newsom, This Jeff Worth, And in fact he's so close. Newsom appointed Jeff Worth to the high speed Rail Board, you know, the imaginary high speed rail train. I guess it as a board of directors. I don't know what they talk about. What is a high speed rail board meeting? Like when you have no product and no passengers, just nothing but empty space. I guess they get together regularly. I imagine Jeff Worth gets some kind of stipend for this. But let me tell you he was so grateful to be on the imaginary high speed Rail board that he donated thirty nine thousand dollars thirty nine two hundred dollars to Eric Swalwell, three days after Swallwell was publicly accused of rape. Well that's a good man, isn't it. Three days later, Jeff Worth, high speed Rail board member, coughs up thirty nine two hundred dollars for Eric. Also on April thirteenth, Suitor East Bay Medical Group gave thirty thousand dollars something called DLA Piper, a political action committee gave five thousand dollars. Oh and listen to this a San Francisco arts philanthropist Kay Kimpton.
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Speaker 1: She gave five thousand dollars as well.
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Speaker 2: Nothing bothers anybody anymore, right, not even rape charges. Oh I like him though. He's so good on television. He's so good going after Trump. In fact, they talked to a small donor named Juanita Keyzor from Orinda, and she gave five hundred dollars to Swallwell just hours before the scandal broke. But the California Post contacted her and she said she'd been a supporter, but now she's frustrated and she wants her money back. It's quite disappointing because he did such a great job on the Trump impeachment hearings. Yeah, that's the reason to vote a guy for governor. Got a few rays on the side, a few sexual assaults, but boy, it really nailed Trump during those impeachment hearings. Of course, that impeachment failed, but oh, this lunatic is back. Kathy Griffin remember her from a few years ago, horrible comedian. Remember she held up a bloody severed head of Trump. Uh. She gave Swallowell money, ten thousand dollars of course she did because he was so good in the impeachment hearing, and but she got it back.
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Speaker 1: That's cocked. These people are so.
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Speaker 2: Gross, so gross, And now we bring you the befuddled Javier Baccheria Xavier Bessera. He was questioned by Fox forty reporter Nicki Lorenzo, who had helped moderate the debate with Frank Buckley a few days ago. Lorenzo asked, Swallow, Well, no, Lorenzo asked, but Sarah about Swallow.
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Speaker 4: Yeah. I mean, you hear all sorts of rumors every day. I'm the chairman of the Democratic Caucus at the time that Eric and I are serving in Congress together. It's not my place to make a rumor into a fact. My place is to govern the caucus of the Democrats in the House and make sure we're getting our work done. It's up to authorities who can investigate things that become a knowledge present and available facts that show that there's a reason to investigate as we saw. And what it sometimes takes, unfortunately, is for these survivors to come forward. And I give them nothing but credit for coming forward, because it takes courage to come forward like.
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Speaker 7: That stands we're tied boxes is something you could do with just rumors.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, what do you do with rumors? Tell me what you do?
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Speaker 2: Investigat them, investigate them. That's what you do with rumors, You investigate them. That's what Swallow was doing. Heard rumors about Trump, so they investigated him, did an impeachment even though it turned out to be fake. But do you think he really cares about the rape victims? Oh, yes, they're survivors. Well, maybe there wouldn't be so many survivors. Maybe there wouldn't have been so many victims if you'd done something. Congress has a lot of investigative abilities, and they also have a lot of contacts. And if he was really bothered by it, he could have done something about it. But he didn't because he doesn't care, and so he mumbles some word salad there.
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Speaker 1: I couldn't even follow that. All right, we come back.
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Speaker 2: Now, this story is really tragic, but dever's going to enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: I call it the.
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Speaker 2: I'd make you nervous, don't I?
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Speaker 8: Well, because you know that animal story. I told you it kept me up all night.
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Speaker 1: It's not like that. Good, No, No, it's it's not anything like that at all. Did it really keep you up all night.
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Speaker 7: It did it very upsetting because I was trying to figure out what I can do about it.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know that's that's that's you know what you should use that as motivation.
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Speaker 7: I told you that at the end of the show yesterday. I said, John, we need to do something about it. I know, show, I know a lot, do something about it.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'm not letting go of this, believe me. I want to see what Spencer Pratt does on Saturday and then we'll go from there. Because yeah, that whole situation and skid row with them experimenting on the dogs. Well no, no, this is a better story from your end of things. It's Revenge of the Elephants.
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Speaker 8: Oh love it?
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Speaker 1: All right, that's next.
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Speaker 6: You're listening to John Cobbels on demand from KFI AM six forty.
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Speaker 2: We are on every day from three to six and after six o'clock John Cobelt Show on demand on the iHeart app. We got the Moist line twice at five twenty and five fifty and in a few minutes after you Devonsvations at four o'clock, we're gonna have John all on the Businessman who he owns businesses near MacArthur Park, in that section of town, MacArthur Park. Of course he's run over by mental patients and drug addicts and gang members. But now the city council woman there and this is Hernandez, who is a communist. She is going to be spending forty million dollars to renovate the park. Except it doesn't from the articles I'm reading, it doesn't look like a whole lot of money is going to be spent on getting rid of the mental patients and the drug addicts and the gang members. We'll talk to John Alley about it. He usually has a lot to say. All right here it is so California vineyard overener vineyard owner named Ernie Dazio, seventy five years old. Never you know what Ernie's done with his life?
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Speaker 8: No, John, what has he done with his life?
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Speaker 2: He frequently goes to Africa and he spends a lot of money, goes on Safari hunts and he kills big game. He has a vast collection of exotic animal heads in trophy rooms at his house. He paid forty thousand dollars to go on a shoot in Gabon Country in Africa. It's walking through the thick forest. He had with him a professional hunter. That professional hunter has a rifle.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 2: Over the decades, he has hunted elephants, leopard, rhinoceros, buffalo, lion, not only in Africa, but in the US. He has almost every species of wild deer. In fact, he was looking for a specific type of deer called the duker dui k er, the yellow back duker very elusive, hard to get. So they were walking through the rainforest, the hunter and his guide when they accidentally stumbled into five female elephants who were huddled around. One of the elephants had had a child, so there was an elephant calf. The five female evidence elephants got very angry. They were startled. They charged Ernie Dozo. Yeah, yeah, the completely flattened the guy.
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Speaker 1: Ernie is no longer.
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Speaker 8: One hundred percent.
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Speaker 1: She didn't even let you finish.
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Speaker 4: No, I didn't.
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Speaker 8: I was so excited that what an a hole. Now I'm gonna have all the hunters. I don't care. I don't like you guys.
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Speaker 2: Ernie is no longer with us U His guide was badly hurt as well. He couldn't It was so fast that he couldn't. He couldn't even take a shot at any of the elephants.
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Speaker 8: Poor guy.
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Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, and then uh, in fact, let me let me get the quote here.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Ernie has been hunting since he could hold a rifle. According to one of his friends, he has many trophies. Although many disagree with big game hunting, all of Ernie's hunts were strictly licensed and above board and registered. He had booked a hunt for dwarf dwarf forest buffalo and dukers. The yellow back dukers what he really wanted. And uh so they surprised the cows uh, and the elephants felt under threat. I guess you call female elephants cows and immediately attacked him. And the hunter said, I would read they're not going to detail, but it is safe to assume that the death was quick.
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Speaker 7: You know, John, these hunters with rifles going after animals.
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Speaker 8: You have a rifle.
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Speaker 2: I mean, come on, elephants are really smart. And I wondered if some of these elephants remembered this guy. Oh yeah, it's like, no, that's him.
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Speaker 1: I mean there might be an elephant.
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Speaker 7: Remember when you piss off crows and then they come and attack you. So, but you know what, the baby elephant.
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Speaker 8: You don't. You don't mess with. You don't mess with.
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Speaker 2: No mothers, any species. No, you don't, you don't mess I we went on a safari years ago.
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Speaker 1: You didn't kill it was fascinated. No, I have never killed anything.
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Speaker 8: Well, Chris maryl So you know I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Well, you know one day Chris is going to get his from an elephant. Yeah, I went, We went. We went on on this safari and there was a group of elephants and they were marching single file down a path right in front of us, I mean, just just a few feet away. And one of them looked at me. I think he was a dad elephant. He looked at me, and I looked at him, and you know what he did. He nodded at me, like nice to see you.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah. He waved his trunk at me and nodded his head up and down a couple of times, and it was like, hey, how are you?
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Speaker 8: Did you give him the thumbs up?
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Speaker 1: No, no, I was.
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Speaker 2: I wasn't going to make any sudden moves because you know, maybe the mom would get pissed off, you know, so always the women you're afraid of.
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Speaker 1: All right, I see, I got you some happy news.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, that was a good, good ending, happy ending, all right.
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Speaker 2: John Ally coming on after Dever's news, and we're going to talk about forty million dollars in the city is going to spend to try to clean up MacArthur Park, Except if they don't permanently get rid of all the mental patients and drug addict what's the point? And Debra's live with the news in the CAFI twenty four our newsroom. You've been listening to the John Cobelt Show podcast. You can always hear the show live on KFI AM six forty from three to six pm every Monday through Friday, and of course anytime on demand on the iHeartRadio
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