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Baby sitting there innocent as can be and doesn't know how his life has been changed. But the Diller family will you'll never be the same you can never be the same and we have to stop it we have to stop it we have to get back to law and order we have to do a lot of things differently because this is not working this is happening too often it's an honor to be here and again I want to just thank all of you folks for allowing this and Bruce thank you Bruce has been a friend of mine for a long time he's done an incredible job out here but this is such a sad occasion the only thing we can say is maybe something is gonna be learned we've got to toughen it up we've got to strengthen it up this should never be allowed things like this shouldn't take place and to take place so often so thank you all for being here it's an honor and it's an honor for me to be here this is a great family the Diller family I met the friends and I met every one of them inside and these are just incredible people that are just devastated they're devastated they've got a tough road it's gonna be a very tough road so thank you very much everybody appreciate it

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-The media lemmings, one after another, have been busy jumping off the rock ledges of the last 24 hours, now barely able to contain their triumphant spirits when the Trump mugshot was released. -A picture that will live in infamy, the first mugshot of an American president splashed across the front pages this morning. And while that picture does mark a historic inflection point, former President Trump's legal saga is really just beginning. -Convicted of being put behind bars, of course, we know that's Trump's greatest fear. -Trump's primal fear of just this, being held criminally accountable, terrified of what Chris Christie describes as the clink of a jail cell. -The clink of champagne glasses over at CNN or MSNBC. Now, like all the left choices, this decision by DA Fannie Willis to force a former president of the United States to get a mugshot last night was totally unnecessary. It has backfired spectacularly. I love it. -Everyday Americans see this farce for what it is. It's one more chapter and a four-year vendetta against Donald Trump. And Trump himself is using their Soviet-style persecution to his political advantage. He not only posted the mugshot on his true social account, he shared it on X, formerly known as Twitter. It was his first post there since January 8th, 2021. And the hyperventilating blowhards on MSNBC -- Now, obviously, they're frustrated by this. They're relegated to lame historical parallels, and they're as understated as usual. -There's an appeal to running if you're Donald Trump, to running for president as the outlaw president. He would be the Jesse James strategy. They would take that photograph and they would make it up. They would wear it like a badge of honor, bad guys as heroic. You know, you laugh at that because Jesse James was an actual hardened criminal who killed people without any apparent fear of being grabbed. -Well, the truth is, these nattering ninnies can't see past their own self-righteousness. And in the fog created by their own hot air, they're missing real America. I think most fair-minded people see this spectacle for what it is. It's the ultimate in-election tampering by the far left -- a politically ambitious local prosecutor and a supporter of Kamala Harris, who believes that prosecuting Trump puts her on a fast track to the governor's mansion. So this hounding of Trump, from Robert Mueller to Jack Smith to Alvin Bragg and now Willis, has never been about justice. It's about political revenge and a warning. In a way, Trump's seething and the mugshot kind of captures what many Americans are feeling these days as well. Because they, too, are seething. Because whether it's the economy, crime, or natural disasters, the government seems to either make things worse or not care at all, like in Maui. -Today, I haven't had any money come in. I haven't had anybody call me back. I didn't have anything. I have no idea. I lost my house. I lost my car. I lost my animals. I mean, come on, man. We're not getting anything. Until today, I still didn't get my meds. I cannot get my meds yet. I have no money anymore. I think Joe Biden should take his $700 and get back on the [bleep] plane and go home. That's what I think. The $700 compared to all the millions he's given to Ukraine? Why? We need it. That's why we don't understand why. We're citizens, and we cannot get money. But if they're not citizens, they get gazillions of dollars from the USA. Fix your house before you fix somebody else's house. -And they're mad about the cost of living. -Everything is literally through the roof. -I'm middle class, and I am concerned about, like, the inflation. -It's not just food that's going up. Everything's going up. -It's going up, and it's getting worse. And, yeah, I think everybody's getting, like, a hit with that. -And they're mad because Biden seems callous, even when speaking to Gold Star moms. -How many more parents have to go through this nightmare if we don't do anything with this administration? -We deserve the truth. We deserved it two years ago, and we definitely deserve it today. -So the public's anger toward the establishment is growing faster than they anticipated. And it's not just against the White House, either. -When he was at that annual fancy farm picnic earlier this month in Kentucky, did Mitch McConnell really think that he'd be greeted like this? -I love how he stood there frozen, smiling. The Democrats for decades have taken the urban and the minority vote for granted, but they're running into anger there, as well. It turns out that city dwellers are just as outraged about crime as anyone else. -I'm more cautious. I'm probably not out as late anymore or always looking behind me and things like that, unfortunately. -Others have just decided to leave their crime-ridden cities. -The hood is waking up. I used to live in Atlanta for a majority of my life. Grew up there. One of the reasons I left and came out to the country is because of how these liberal cities around Atlanta has gone downhill bad. This is a problem for the Democrats. -So, the furious building. And it's also amazing to me that corporate America, with all their fancy, high-paid consultants, couldn't see all this coming. Now, some moron at Anheuser-Busch actually thought that the beer-drinking public would be okay with their little branding experiment with a trans activist. -I really didn't want to make this video because I feel embarrassed, but I'm just going to do it day 17 of being a girl, and I am the bearded lady. Ahh! -Well, consumers had the last laugh, didn't they? And they let them have it. Bud Light will probably never recover. It's totally clueless of them. Now, sadly, most big companies are no better than big government. The sales team at Target, they didn't know what hit them when parents responded with boycotts after Target unveiled their gender-nonconforming marketing blitz. It's like the lefties dominating school boards as well. They weren't ready for the moms and dads who are rising up against their perverted curricula. -I'm a parent. Those kids are mine. Most of the schools, most of the states, they are my kids. And I have the moral duty and legal right to shape my kids' future. -So, establishment politicians, weak-kneed CEOs, leftist edu-crats, they're all underestimating the power of the silent majority who are fed up, frustrated, and feeling like the way Trump looks in that mugshot. They're very, very angry. So, while the left kind of revels in what they see as Trump's mugshot humiliation, they're missing the building wave of fury that's bearing down on them.

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