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Meanwhile, Democrats continue to be the party of chaos. Nearly 200 House Democrats have refused to condemn the violent anti-ice riots in Los Angeles, and it looks like the left will do anything to obstruct ICE. Cynthia Gonzalez, the vice mayor of Cudahy in Los Angeles County, is now urging gang members to defend their streets from ICE agents. "I want to know where all the Cholos are at in Los Angeles, 18th Street, Florencia. Where's the leadership at? Because you guys are all about territory, and this is 18th Street, and this is Florencia. You guys tag everything up, claiming hood. And now that your hood's being invaded by the biggest gang there is, there ain't a peep out of you. So whoever's the leadership over there, just get your members in order." This is so dangerous. Gonzalez took the post down and denies she was calling for violence, yeah, right. But she is being investigated by the FBI. The gang bangers she was referencing, 18th Street, are some of the worst criminals in the United States of America. One of the largest and most cutthroat gangs in the world, close to 100,000 strong. Murder, gang pride, and mayhem, 18th Street captures everything on camera. In L.A. alone, they claim 20,000 members and count it. Besides regular gang banging, they're robbing, kidnapped, extortion, robberies, and drug killing. Everything is based on violence. The other gang she mentioned, Florencia 13, killed police officer Fernando Arroyos in 2022. Florencia 13 also has a long history of violence. The defendants murdered Arroyos in furtherance of the criminal enterprise, namely the Florencia 13 gang. "We have a criminal street gang, it's been multi-generational, it's plagued that community, it's plagued the Newton area for decades." "Molly, what do you, you see these gang bangers out there and then you see a city official coming out and saying defend your streets, get out there, and essentially she's saying fight ICE. Because she denies that she's calling for violence, but how else do you defend the streets from ICE?" "Yeah, it has absolutely flipped on its head who the good guys are, who the bad guys are. It's really a remarkable statement. But it also goes in with something we've seen among public officials in other cities across the country. The villainization of our public entities that are there to protect us, the villainization of ICE, referring to them as terrorists or tying them to neo-Nazi organizations. She used the word the biggest gang there is when referring to ICE. So that's one of the great concerns, that it endangers the lives of our ICE officers who are out there fighting to take people into custody that shouldn't be here at all, that are members of these types of gangs that are causing the chaos." "David?" "Look, there's a dark underbelly that I think is worth investigating and she's the latest example displayed out in Baltimore, which Stephanie Rollins, Blake, then investigating potential gang, not affiliations, but a cozy relationship with the gangs, and she should be investigated to see if she has any past relationships. Something that people don't realize about this, especially with the Latin gangs writ large, but we're all gangs, in the Latin world it's the abuelas. It's the people who are actually the senior members of the gang. It's not just about the guys with the tattoos out on the street, and the fact that this does exist with officials. So I think that should be a part of this investigation. Does she have an actual work in relationship or some kind of cozy relationship with gangs? Because it's not unheard of, it's been investigated, and there have been prosecutions." "Yeah, there need to be prosecutions." "I mean, it's remarkable to me. Calling ICE the biggest gang there is. That alone is inciting violence. And then telling these violent gangs to get their members in order, this is the most dangerous rhetoric. It's remarkable to me that she's an elected official. She's supposed to be protecting the people in her area, and instead she's telling the most dangerous criminals to go out and wreck havoc. I'm alarmed that someone who's in a public office can do this. I'm glad she's being investigated. You said she's very comfortable calling out a gang. I would never mutter the name of a gang and tell them what to do. Because I would not want anyone coming after me. Why does she feel entitled to do that? I'm glad the FBI is investigating, because calling ICE the biggest gang there is, and telling gang members to go after them, pretty clear they're fine." "Our country has been under siege in Los Angeles. It's been the epicenter of so much of that."
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