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Saved - January 7, 2026 at 5:40 PM

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A 42-year old Somali man abducted and raped a 12-year-old who was playing in her backyard in Minnesota. This is the Islamic Center that wrote a letter in support of him stating that he’s a “family man” who had to overcome the “challenges of a new culture” https://t.co/V5EDb3efu3

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Savannah Hernandez reports from in front of the Al Hasan Islamic Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The center has drawn national attention after issuing a letter of community support for a Somali immigrant who sexually assaulted a 12-year-old girl. In 2024, the perpetrator was charged after abducting a 12-year-old from her backyard, forcing her into his vehicle, and sexually assaulting her. He has since been convicted of first-degree criminal sexual assault. Following his conviction, his family members sent letters to the judge urging consideration of his character in sentencing. One letter came from the Al Hasan Islamic Center and was signed by their executive director. The letter stated that the perpetrator “had to face cultural differences and the challenges of taking on a new culture.” The center framed him as a family-oriented man who “sends his money oftentimes back to his family members in Somalia.” The judge imposed the lightest sentencing possible: eight years in jail for this crime. He was originally sentenced to twelve years, but four years will be served out of jail and on probation. The article notes that the perpetrator has been in the United States since 2006, meaning he has been in the country for nineteen years. He was born in Somalia. The report emphasizes the discussion of cultural differences in relation to this case, as it relates to the Somali community in Minnesota. Savannah Hernandez uses this incident to illustrate ongoing stories and cultural impact surrounding the Somali community in Minnesota, as it relates to the mosque and its public stance.
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Speaker 0: This is Savannah Hernandez standing in front of the Al Khassan Islamic Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Now I'm standing here because this mosque has made national headlines after they penned a letter of community support for a Somali immigrant who sexually assaulted assaulted a 12 year old. Now back in 2024, this perpetrator was charged after abducting a 12 year old from her backyard, forcing her into his vehicle, and then sexually assaulting her. He has since been convicted of first degree criminal sexual assault. Now after being convicted, his family members were sending letters to the judge to ask the judge to consider his character when making that sentencing. And one of those letters came from the Al Hasan Islamic Center. It was actually signed by their executive director stating that he had to face cultural differences and the challenges of taking on a new culture. They also framed him as a family oriented man who sends his money oftentimes back to his family members in Somalia. The judge actually gave him the lightest sentencing possible. He is only going to be serving eight years in jail for this crime. He was sentenced to twelve years, but those last four years are going to be, spent out of jail and on probation. By the way, going back to that point about the challenges of a different culture, this perpetrator has been in The United States Of America since 2006. So he's been in The United States for nineteen years. He was born in Somalia, but he has been here for almost two decades at this point. However, the culture coming into play, when it comes to, as the Islamic center put it, this situation, the situation, of course, being him sexually assaulting and abducting a 12 year old girl. So just wanted to give you guys an idea of some of these stories, some of the cultural impact happening here in Minnesota, as it relates to the Somali community. Community.
Saved - September 18, 2025 at 7:54 AM

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The owner of Lola’s Tacos, who has a concession at State Farm stadium (the place where Charlie Kirk’s memorial will be held) celebrated his death stating “One less fascist in this country. Now on to the next one!” AZ conservatives, do not eat here https://t.co/po1ODK0w89

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Everyone meet Lola. She's the owner of Lola's Tacos who owns a very large, very permanent concession stand at State Farm Stadium where Charlie Kirk's memorial is going to be held. And on her private Facebook page, she is publicly celebrating his assassination along with continued absolutely evil stories about him. I personally know her because we used to do Crossbow with her, and we used to book her for a ton of events. I don't care who you are, celebrating the public assassination of a 31 year old father who just spoke his opinion is absolutely evil. So I'm just gonna leave all this here for you. Feel free to share it, and let's get her out of State Farm Stadium.
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Speaker 0: Everyone meet Lola. She's the owner of Lola's Tacos who owns a very large, very permanent concession stand at State Farm Stadium where Charlie Kirk's memorial is going to be held. And on her private Facebook page, she is publicly celebrating his assassination along with continued absolutely evil stories about him. I personally know her because we used to do Crossbow with her, and we used to book her for a ton of events. I don't care who you are, celebrating the public assassination of a 31 year old father who just spoke his opinion is absolutely evil. So I'm just gonna leave all this here for you. Feel free to share it, and let's get her out of State Farm Stadium.
Saved - September 4, 2025 at 2:37 AM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

Finally finished my doc on how Minneapolis became the Somali capital of the U.S. Some insight into why our current country is divided into so many different cultural enclaves:

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DOCUMENTARY: How Minneapolis Became the "Somali Capital of America" Home to the largest Somali population in the U.S., Minneapolis is often referred to as the "Somali Capital of America." But how did this East African diaspora from over 8,000 miles away establish such a significant presence in the U.S.? @sav_says_ dives into the details. @TPUSA

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Now home to the largest Somali population in The US, Minnesota has garnered headlines for a culture some call a 'takeover of Minnesota.' 'During the month of Ramadan, we will be having the call to prayer broadcast.' The refugee act of 1980 signed by president Jimmy Carter remains 'the backbone of US refugee policy' with 'over 3,500,000 refugees resettled nationwide since 1980, including tens of Somalis.' By 2025 there are 'at least 76 mosques throughout the state.' 'Ilhan Omar, the first Muslim Somali politician to congress,' and 'Omar Fateh' say they're changing Minnesota politics. Palmer's Bar, 'one hundred and nineteen years,' is closing; the mosque next door will become a community center. In Saint Paul, 'the Al Hasan Islamic Center' signed letters supporting a Somali immigrant who abducted a 12-year-old; 'the judge gave him eight years in jail.'
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Speaker 0: Where are you from? Speaker 1: I'm from Somalia. Speaker 0: From Somalia? Speaker 2: Yeah. We're like here, Minnesota. As you know, it's a lot Speaker 3: of Somalia. Yeah. The state of Somalia. That's why. Speaker 4: I don't know how to put it. Speaker 5: You know, this is a different culture. Speaker 6: This is the Speaker 4: Somali community. So Speaker 7: Cedar River side, the West Bank is its own kind of bubble universe. Once you cross Franklin, once you cross Riverside, you kind of exist in this place and it's deeply beautiful that doesn't follow the rules of the rest of the city or the rest of reality. Speaker 0: Minnesota, known as the land of 10,000 lakes, is known for its over 14,000 bodies of fresh water, vast prairies, fertile farmland, and also its growing Muslim and African population. Speaker 8: When I grew up, I had friends of all different shades. Now you come up into the city and really even a lot of little small towns, it seems to be a demographic shift to primarily Somalians. Speaker 4: It is definitely a lot of Somalis, but it don't affect me. I don't, you know, I don't I don't care. Speaker 0: Are they pretty friendly? Speaker 4: Yeah. They're cool. They're cool for the most part. They can't drive for shit, but hey. Ain't. Speaker 0: Now home to the largest Somali population in The US, Minnesota has garnered headlines not only due to the viral videos and stories from the state, but also the rapidly changing culture that some have categorized as a takeover of Minnesota. Speaker 6: Around the world are celebrating Eid this weekend, and one of the biggest celebrations in Western Hemisphere takes place here in Minnesota. I Speaker 9: am proud to announce today that during the month of Ramadan, we will be having the call to prayer broadcast. Speaker 6: Right now, we're blessed to have three Somali elected officials at the capital, and we work very closely together, and we carry each other's bills. Speaker 0: But was this just online exaggeration or was this community of Somalis from a country over 8,000 miles away really taking over the state like the Internet said? We went to the Cedar Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis, also known as the Somali capital of America, to go find out. Somali Street. Where in Somali are you from? Speaker 2: Mogadishu. Speaker 0: Where are you from? Where are you from? Speaker 10: Somalian. Speaker 0: Which part? Southside. Southside Of Somalia? Speaker 10: Yeah. Mogadishu. Yeah. Speaker 0: When did you come to The US? Speaker 10: Oh, I come, like, February. Speaker 2: I'm from Somalia, but I gotta go to work right now. I'm kinda Speaker 0: What what part of Somalia? Mogadishu. Mogadishu. When did get here? Speaker 2: I came here 1999. Speaker 0: Do you like The US? How has it been? Speaker 2: It's not bad. It's good. Speaker 1: You guys call here this area Little Mogadishu? Mhmm. Are you sure? Speaker 0: Yes. Who said that? Speaker 1: Somebody was just, you know, just following the ladies here Mhmm. And just keep saying, is is this area is a little Mogadishu? Speaker 0: No. That's not us. We've been asking people who live in the area about Somali culture, where they're from. So we that's all we've been asking people. Speaker 1: You never guys you you guys never ask or something like that. No. Speaker 0: No. Nothing like that. Okay. Where are you? Where are you from? Speaker 1: I'm from Somalia. Speaker 0: From Somalia? Where you're from Mogadishu though. Speaker 1: No. I'm not. Speaker 0: Where are you from in Somalia? Speaker 1: I'm from Hargeisa. Speaker 0: Okay. How long have you lived here in Minneapolis for? Speaker 1: Five years. Speaker 0: How do you like it? Speaker 1: Love it. Speaker 0: You do? Yeah. Do you ever miss home? Speaker 1: Yeah. I'm going back there now. Speaker 0: To live or visit? Speaker 1: Visit. Speaker 0: To visit? Yeah. Yeah. We were just trying to learn about the culture here. Speaker 1: It is not important to learn. For the some of our culture is a different different culture. Speaker 0: Do you ever miss home or do you like being here in The US? Speaker 2: I miss home actually. Speaker 0: Really? Yeah. Do you wanna go back or do you think you'll stay? Speaker 2: Going back this year. Speaker 0: You are? Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. We like here. Minnesota, you know, it's a lot of Somalia. Speaker 3: Yeah. The state of Somalia. That's why. Speaker 0: So it reminds you of home which is why you like it here? Speaker 11: Yeah. Sometimes I miss home, but for real life, you have to work hard and you have to improve yourself. That's all. Speaker 0: After spending time in the neighborhood, we could see how drastically different this area was from other parts of Minneapolis. But how did the Somali population, which has now grown to an estimated 80 to 100,000 people, become so prominent here in Minnesota? Well, it all started with the refugee act of 1980 signed by president Jimmy Carter. This law created a formal system for admitting and resettling refugees into The US while also providing a path to permanent residency and citizenship after one year. This act, initially set a cap of 50,000 refugees, topped over 200,000 in its first year due to the aftermath of the Vietnam War. And since that time frame, the numbers have continued to fluctuate due to the president being able to set the annual ceiling. For example, we saw numbers ranging from 70,000 to 80,000 per year under president Obama down to a low of 15,000 refugees under president Trump. This act remains the backbone of US refugee policy with over 3,500,000 refugees resettled nationwide since 1980, including tens of thousands of Somalis. During the nineteen nineties, the Somali civil war erupted and over 1,000,000 people were displaced after their government's collapse created a massive refugee crisis. Under the refugee act, The US began admitting these Somalis in the early nineties with about 55,000 coming into The US from 1983 to 2004 alone. Many were resettled in Minnesota by organizations like Lutheran Social Services and Catholic Charities which partnered with the federal government to bring them over. And Minnesota, which already had a strong history of welcoming refugees since the seventies, was a hotspot for affordable housing, job opportunities, and of course, generous social services. Speaker 12: The International Health Clinic sets aside Mondays and Tuesdays to serve Minnesota's growing Somali population, most of whom are in The US legally as refugees and qualify for various health insurance programs. Speaker 0: Secondary migration also played a part in growing the Somali population as Somalis from other states moved to join families and Somali communities, boosting the population from a few 100 in 1992 to tens of thousands by the two thousands. Immigration reform in the nineties also added more pathways for refugees such as temporary protected status or TPS, which has shielded Somalis from deportation since 1991 due to ongoing violence and instability in Somalia. This has recently also been extended for Somalis in The US well into 2026. Finally, the diversity visa lottery launched in 1990 and still active today, allocates up to 55,000 green cards annually to people from unrepresented countries such as Somalia. Speaker 2: I want DV lottery buses. DV lottery is like buses, like you win like Ramdali every year. Speaker 0: Once resettled, refugees and immigrants can sponsor relatives under family reunification provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act, creating a chain effect that not only continues to grow the populations, but also has fundamentally changed the culture of various American neighborhoods just like Cedar Riverside. So we've been out here for probably about two hours, and overall, everyone we've spoken to has been pretty friendly. It does seem like some of the locals are getting a little bit defensive, but it's okay. Like I said, so far, everyone's been pretty nice. However, one thing that I have noticed is none of the women will speak to us. They all seem very shy. Would you like to interview with us? Yes. No? Okay. And some of the locals explaining maybe why that is. Speaker 5: They've simulated. Sometimes the women seem kind of not inactronized. They they're definitely like like almost a second running on the ladder. They're they're kept to be quiet and they they you know what I mean? Speaker 0: The I've been trying to talk to a couple of them. They seem pretty shy. Speaker 5: Yeah. That's what I mean. They're not real open with dropping out what's really on their mind. They do keep things. You can see it when you look into their eyes, but they don't they won't talk to you. And they and it's it's somewhat, I think, what the culture is. Speaker 4: Some of them will be cool, but most of the Somalis stick with to Somalis, you know. I was asking them I was asking a couple Somalis about a store I was trying to run for the kids or whatever, know. He told me like, you know, if you're not Somali, if you're not Somali, the the Somali community really ain't gonna mess with you like they'll mess with another Somali, you know. Speaker 7: People get freaked out by this neighborhood. When I grew up, there was a lot more violence, there was a lot of stabbings, there a lot more shootings. Speaker 0: A lot of the critiques online are people saying that the Somalis don't assimilate that it's an entirely different culture. What are you what's your viewpoint on that as somebody who lives here? Speaker 7: Well, this neighborhood has a lot of history and there's been like layers and layers of different cultures. Like most of my other people came to this neighborhood '95 through '97. Before that, you had a big wave of Oromo, Eritrean and Amharic people from Ethiopia. Before that it was Hmong and Vietnamese people who got over by the US government. But that's how it goes, same with a lot of Somali people actually. There's a lot of layers of history and a lot of people that kind of integrated into the subcultural world which Somali people as a community don't integrate. There's a lot of like structures of like the clan, there's a lot of structures of community that persist, which also leads to a lot of people getting taken care of, Somali people specifically getting taken care of in a way that they wouldn't if they were assimilated. You go to that cafe, you go to any fucking caf Somali cafe around here, and instead of a tip jar, they got the community fun jar for some for a family that's broke to send money back home. There is a lot of people who don't assimilate but that it is what it is, you know, and it's like there's nothing wrong with that. Speaker 8: I would say there's a lot more younger people around and just more diversity. Mean it's not trying to be racist, but it it just really is Somalians everywhere. It's a lot cleaner, a lot less chaos. You weren't finding accidents, car accidents, and drug users everywhere and that that kind of stuff. Speaker 0: Okay. So I've heard you're the second Minnesotan who has mentioned the driving thing, and yesterday, we actually witnessed a car crash in this area. Is the driving a big problem? Speaker 8: It is a huge problem. Yep. Things used to be fairly orderly, you know, if if something went wrong, the cops would show up. It's not like that anymore. It's kinda like you're left to fend for yourself unless the cops do happen to show up. I know there was a there's a white pickup truck that was just parked like half on the curb and half in the street and it was there for like a week or two. You never would have seen that kind of thing before. It might still be there. I haven't checked in recently, but just that kind of dilapidated, just negligent, you know, people just not caring about about the area. Speaker 1: It was a Speaker 9: kind of a sad story tonight because we got two Minneapolis restaurants that have been city institutions here for decades. They're shutting their doors. Speaker 0: Now I'm currently standing in front of Palmer's Bar because this bar has been here for one hundred and nineteen years, and they are set to close down in September after living through the prohibition outliving two world wars and the great depression. They're going to be closing down because the owners state that not only is the current economic condition taking a toll on the bar, but also the culture surrounding drinking in this area has changed so substantially that they're losing 10 to $30,000 every single month. Now this is not the only bar on this strip of land that is closed down, by the way. Three other bars have closed down in the last thirteen years as well as an iconic punk rock venue. Now that venue, which locals had previously stated was a staple in Minneapolis for up and coming punk rock bands, that closed down and has since been turned to an African restaurant, and this bar has been bought out by the mosque that is next door to it. It is the oldest Somali mosque in, Minneapolis, by the way. They have bought this area, and they are now going to be combining it with their mosque and turning it into a community center. But the growing population isn't the only way Minneapolis has changed. To give you an idea of how much the Somali and Muslim culture have influenced the city, back in 2019, mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, declared that July 1 was Somali culture day. Speaker 9: Jacob Frey, Yarub. Speaker 0: And videos of the annual event regularly go viral as the Minneapolis mayor partakes in traditional Somali dances, waves the Somali flag, and chants long live Somalia in fluent Somali. Mayor Frey was also at the forefront of changing noise ordinance throughout Minneapolis to allow the Islamic call to prayer to be broadcasted five times a day with the earliest call starting at around 3AM. The Minnesota state flag was also recently changed back in 2024 under the direction of current Minnesota governor Tim Walz, and many Minnesotans immediately called out how similar it looks to none other than Somalia's flag. Speaker 13: Their current flag is problematic. I think we all know that. We've evolved into a, a more, diverse state, and I think it's more reflective of that. Speaker 0: Representation of the Somali population has also made its way to both state and local politics. And back in 2018, Minnesota elected Ilhan Omar, the first Muslim Somali politician to congress. Assalamu alaikom. I stand here before you tonight as your congresswoman elect. Omar, who is still currently serving as a congresswoman, has made way for her progressive stance and consistent fight against what she states is white supremacist American culture. We must begin the work of dismantling whole system of oppression wherever we find it. But recently, it's her consistent Somalia first stance and loyalty to her home country over The US that has been garnering attention across social media. But I am a Somali girl, a girl with your lineage that misses her country and wishes to live there and share with its people. I am very honored to have the chance that our president, president of Somalia, president Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud. Let us give him a warm welcome, Minneapolis. The interest of Ilhan are not Ilhan. It's not the interest of Minnesota nor is it the interest of the American people. The interest of Ilhan is that of the Somalian people and Somalia. Speaker 10: She's the first Somali immigrant to get elected, you know, to Washington. So I feel it's great, you know. So Speaker 0: And Ilhan isn't the only Somali politician making waves. Omar Fateh, who recently secured and then lost the democratic endorsement for mayor of Minneapolis, has also mirrored many of the same sentiments Ilhan Omar has regarding Somalia and The US. Speaker 6: I understand that our Somali communities are all connected to each other here in Minnesota and back home. And I'm running to bridge that gap and unite all of us and represent all of us because when we succeed here, we're gonna succeed succeed everywhere. Speaker 0: Fateh and Omar are examples of the changing politics and demographic in Minnesota politics. And despite making up just 1% of the population within Minnesota, many have pointed out just how widespread the influence of the Somali community now stretches. The introduction of mosques throughout the state is another example of the changing area and back in 1998, the first Somali mosque opened in the state with only one other mosque opened prior. Fast forward to 2025, and there are now at least 76 mosques throughout the state with a significant number of them opened by Somalis. And while I was on the ground, a shocking story surrounding a local Somali mosque began garnering national headlines. This is Savannah Hernandez standing in front of the Al Khisan Islamic Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Now I'm standing here because this mosque has made national headlines after they penned a letter of community support for a Somali immigrant who sexually assaulted a 12 year old. Now back in 2024, this perpetrator was charged after abducting a 12 year old from her backyard, forcing her into his vehicle, and then sexually assaulting her. He has since been convicted of first degree criminal sexual assault. Now after being convicted, his family members were sending letters to the judge to ask the judge to consider his character when making that sentencing. And one of those letters came from the Al Hasan Islamic Center. It was actually signed by their executive director stating that he had to face cultural differences and the challenges of taking on a new culture. They also framed him as a family oriented man who sends his money oftentimes back to his family members in Somalia. The judge actually gave him the lightest sentencing possible. He is only going to be serving eight years in jail for this crime. He was sentenced to twelve years, but those last four years are going to be, spent out of jail and on probation. By the way, going back to that point about the challenges of a different culture, perpetrator has been in The United States Of America since 02/2006. So he's been in The United States for nineteen years. He was born in Somalia, but he has been here for almost two decades at this point. However, the culture coming into play, when it comes to, as the Islamic center put it, this situation. The situation, of course, being him sexually assaulting and abducting a 12 year old girl. While this story is not representative of the entire Muslim population, many of the Minnesotans I reached out to consistently stated that the difference in cultural practices and religion have led to difficulties within their state. With headlines surrounding Somali gangs, Somalis linked to statewide fraud cases, and the continued excuse of the challenges of a new culture becoming a more and more common occurrence throughout Minnesota. From the name Mohammad hitting the list of 100 most popular baby names in Saint Paul, Minnesota to the closure of a 119 year old bar due to the changing culture and drinking habits, the growing African and Muslim population has continued to make its way throughout Minnesota and due to modern day US immigration policy, looks like it has no plans of slowing down. Speaker 8: But it was it was about then 2,006, 2007 where I noticed that their their presence was becoming very prominent and then later we learned that they were I can't give you exact figures on what they're getting in terms of handouts and dolls but I I know I was pretty staggered when I heard when they were if it was either a single person or a couple it was like 2,500 a month and if it was a family with kids they were getting an automatic like 4,500 a month in just just handouts, know, and and so when when they kinda take over an area like this, it's I mean, it's not really that surprising that people like to say, oh, it's their ingenuity and their their work ethic and stuff. It's not. It's it's handouts and anybody can can flourish with that kind of cushioning.
Saved - August 29, 2025 at 5:52 AM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

Americans Are Tired. Trump, PLEASE Stop Importing People Into The U.S. https://t.co/8Qrb2gkpq2

Saved - August 26, 2025 at 8:35 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

NYC is still overrun with illegals and I went to the Bronx migrant shelter that is housing up to 2,200 migrant men. The migrants, mostly African, state that the food isn’t good, no one is helping them find work & that their asylum cases are being closed: https://t.co/LAPQhiQ38p

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Savannah Hernandez reports from the Bronx migrant shelter opened six months ago to house 2,200 migrant men. She notes that 62 shelters have been closed this month, but "since 2022, you've had a quarter million illegal immigrants come into New York City and around 200 migrant shelters opened as a direct response." She observes migrants are being moved into various boroughs rather than shelters closing. Interviews with residents describe conditions as "difficult" and "not easy." The piece links crime to migrants on mopeds, citing an incident where "an off duty police officer" was involved in a shooting and "one of these illegals was fatally shot," plus a "string of 62 robberies" and a suspect targeting women and children. It mentions two Dominicans with a "'long criminal rap sheet'" and notes Bronx residents were outraged before the opening. Update on the migrant crisis in New York City in 2025.
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Speaker 0: This is Savannah Hernandez standing in front of the Bronx migrant shelter that was opened six months ago to house 2,200 migrant men. Now I wanted to come to this area because, of course, it has been open now for six months, and I wanted to see how the neighborhood was faring. We keep seeing those headlines out of New York stating that migrant shelters are closing. And as of this month, you do have 62 that have been closed so far. But let's not forget that since 2022, you've had a quarter million illegal immigrants come into New York City and around 200 migrant shelters opened as a direct response. So we're being told that these shelters are closing. Roosevelt Hotel, for example, one of the biggest migrant processing centers, has been closed. However, the reality of this matter is that these migrants are simply being moved into the various boroughs of New York City and the various suburbs. So I came to the area to come and check it out. Where are you from? Speaker 1: I'm from Senegal. Speaker 0: And you're are you living in the shelter? Speaker 1: Yes. Speaker 0: How is it? Speaker 1: Yeah. It's difficult. Yeah. It's difficult. Yeah. Speaker 0: Why is it difficult? Speaker 1: Yeah. Because too much people, one one flow. Okay. Yeah. Small bed. You don't eat too much, you know. Speaker 2: Living in shelter is, like, it's not easy, you know, but we don't have choice. Like, it's no good food over there. They're not helping people to find job. Speaker 3: I live in shelter right now. Speaker 0: What's it like living there? Speaker 3: That's that's my first month to be in a shelter. Before when I was right here, yeah, I was trying to work every day outside, you know. I try to sell fruit with some people from Mexico, you know. But I lose that job, I can't pay my house anymore, and I come right here, right here. Speaker 0: A house before? Speaker 3: Oh, before before I was paying. Speaker 4: As an immigrant, we don't have a lot of thing to do, but it's okay here. We feel free. We feel comfortable. We feel security here. Speaker 0: And I heard that some migrants were getting apartments. Do you have any friends who were able to get an apartment? Speaker 4: Yeah. Some of us got already apartment. Some people Speaker 5: got job quickly and yeah. The shelter not easy. Yeah. Speaker 0: What what why isn't it easy in the shelter? What's going on in there? Speaker 5: Because a lot of people, yeah, a lot of people is the sick. No. You go in the hospital. There are a lot of people. It's no good. Speaker 0: Has it been hard to live here in The US? Speaker 1: Yeah. No. It's better than Africa, but we don't have now job work. That's why it's even me, my case is closed. Speaker 0: Now these African migrants who state that they can't work and that's why they're hanging out on the sidewalk are just one angle of this story. The other angle is, of course, the crime that is stemming from The Bronx and bleeding out into various parts of New York City. I've had a lot of local reporters that have been highlighting to me that moped robberies have been a really big issue, not just recently, but over the last couple of years, of course. And to give you guys an idea of what's been happening in The Bronx and surrounding areas over just the past couple of months, this week, for example, an off duty police officer was involved in a shooting in which an illegal immigrant and his, accomplice on a moped rolled up, flashed a gun. This resulted in the NYPD officer opening fire. One of these, illegals was fatally shot. Just fifteen minutes prior to this incident, however, you had three other gunpoint robberies by two migrants on a moped that had happened in that same vicinity. So, of course, police officials, thinking that those suspects were the same people. Now that's one incident that happened just this week. There's also been a string of, of course, these moped robberies and these drive by chain snatching. You have a suspect here in The Bronx that has been targeting women and children. He snatched the chain off of a five year old. He snatched the necklace off of a pregnant woman very recently. And this is a crime that been happening quite pervasively throughout the Bronx. And, of course, this is happening as well and has been happening in Manhattan too. And you had an entire gang of migrants on mopeds that were tied to a string of 62 robberies. I don't know if you guys remember this video of that sixty two year old woman who was dragged across the street by one of these migrants in an attempted robbery. So this has been happening for quite some time now. Also, too, one more example of how out of control the crime in both the and surrounding areas have been. Let's not forget the customs and border patrol agent who just last month was shot in the face after another altercation with illegal immigrants on a moped. Now these two illegals have since been indicted. They were from the Dominican Republic and, of course, were found to have a long criminal rap sheet, including kidnapping, armed robbery, and, of course, were in the country illegally. So I just wanted to give you guys an idea of what is happening here in The Bronx. Like I said, we're seeing the headlines from the mainstream media that these shelters are being closed down, that the migrant crisis in New York, because it isn't as visible, isn't as prevalent. However, the reality is a lot of these shelters simply being opened up in these neighborhoods. And, by the way, a quick reminder, the Bronx residents very outraged before the opening of the shelter because they had zero say, zero vote, or zero opinion as to whether or not they wanted the migrants moved into this area. So just wanted to give you guys an idea of an update on the migrant crisis in New York City in 2025.
Saved - July 16, 2025 at 3:28 PM

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Just so we’re all aware, Trump’s most loyal supporters who have been JAILED, censored, silenced, beaten in the streets for wearing a MAGA hat, fired from their jobs and canceled for supporting him, are all of the same people who have been calling for the Epstein list Wow…

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JUST IN - Trump triples down and says Democrats' "new SCAM" is the "Epstein Hoax," adding that his "PAST" supporters have "bought into this '"bullshit,' hook, line, and sinker." https://t.co/56g61Zjp05

Saved - June 29, 2025 at 5:04 AM

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NYC DYKE MARCH- A group of old women and men in drag are openly mocking God and singing “God is a lesbian…God is a dyke” as people cheer Shortly after I watched a trans “woman” in devil horns perform a strip dance on a church while holding a crucifix https://t.co/so27qbJmC4

Saved - June 29, 2025 at 5:04 AM

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Am currently at the “Dyke March” in NYC where the LGBTQ community is once again utilizing their march to mock God and Christians

@FrontlinesTPUSA - FRONTLINES

NYC DYKE MARCH- A trans person wearing devil horns twerks on a police officer while holding a cross and a sign that reads “Mary Magdalene” A trans “priest” is also blessing all the participants that pass. It has been estimated that up to 30,000 are in attendance at New York City’s “Dyke March” | @sav_says_ | @TPUSA

Saved - June 13, 2025 at 1:16 AM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

That's funny...because he was perfectly fine with his staff manhandling me after I tried to ask him a question in East Palestine. His staffers then tried to have a police officer remove me from a PUBLIC parking lot

@CollinRugg - Collin Rugg

NEW: A "somber" Pete Buttigieg says his stomach is queasy after watching Senator Alex Padilla get arrested, says President Trump has crossed the "reddest" line ever. Buttigieg put his "sad eyes" on to tell people about how distraught he is. Wow, poor guy. I hope he'll make it out of this.

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Pete expresses outrage at seeing a US Senator pushed to the ground and handcuffed after questioning a federal official, calling it a crossing of a red line by the Trump administration. He asserts that any claims of patriotism are hollow if the freedoms represented by the flag and constitution are not respected. Pete believes the response depends on the courage of members of the Senate and House, especially Republicans. He says this event is designed to instill fear, and the job of American citizens is to ensure politicians realize they have more to lose by supporting the administration than by opposing it. Pete urges everyone to raise their voices to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
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Speaker 0: Hey, it's Pete. Like so many people around the country, I just saw something that made my stomach turn. Something I didn't think that I would see even under this administration. A United States senator pushed to the ground and handcuffed after asking questions of a federal government official. Hands on your back. Hands on your back. If you don't, if you don't have hands, go ahead. Alright. Cool. What are we supposed to do about that? of all, we name what just happened which is that the Trump government has crossed one of the reddest of red lines that can exist in a free society. Any salute to the flag or talk of patriotism or American greatness is completely hollow. If you do not respect the freedoms that that flag represents, the constitution that directs the course of this country and they've shown what they think of those freedoms in that constitution. Now what? Well, much will depend on the courage of members of the senate and the house, especially republicans. This kind of thing is designed to make them more afraid. Our job as American citizens is to make sure that they realize they have more politically to lose by riding the tiger of this out of control administration, which will sooner or later eat them too. Then going along with it. That's gonna take all of us raising our voices like never before so that something like this can never happen again.
Saved - June 9, 2025 at 3:20 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

We imported the third world and now we’ve become the third world. Deport every single illegal NOW before “diversity” destroys our country: https://t.co/TxpOLcJGzh

Saved - June 1, 2025 at 2:49 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

I caught a @jacksonhewitt employee coaching illegals on how they could get up to $14,000 in tax refunds whether they’re “working or not” Perhaps figuring out who is receiving tax refunds is the next thing @elonmusk should look into 👀 https://t.co/1SMhP0DKZE

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Savannah Hernandez reports from New York City's Roosevelt Hotel, examining the migrant crisis. She found a Jackson Hewitt table with an employee distributing flyers to migrants, stating, "working or not, file your taxes, and we can get the maximum refund for your family." The flyer claims a refund of over $7,000 for one child and over $14,000 for up to three children. The employee initially handing out the flyer took it back upon learning Hernandez was a journalist, stating legal would have to get involved if he was filmed. Another migrant provided a copy. A Jackson Hewitt employee confirmed they are helping migrants with their taxes to get refunds. Hernandez notes that despite promises of mass deportations, New York City, a sanctuary city, has a thriving migrant crisis. A shelter is closing in June, but another with 2,200 beds for single migrant men just opened in The Bronx. The city has already spent $7 billion on migrants.
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Speaker 0: We do this stuff like this, like, at all the shelters and stuff. Speaker 1: But, like, our company, this is why we try to help people by, you know, providing them with refunds. You know? Speaker 2: This is Savannah Hernandez in front of the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City. Now we wanted to come check-in on the migrant crisis. And as we were walking around, we saw a Jackson Hewitt table out here with an employee who was handing out this flyer. Now what this flyer says is working or not, file your taxes, and we can get the maximum refund for your family. And the paper says that if you have one child, you can get over $7,000 in a refund. And if you have up to three children, you can get over 14,000. So the Jackson Hewitt employee who initially handed me this paper, after finding out I was a journalist, took the paper away. That's why this one's so dirty because a migrant ended up giving me another copy. And he stated that if he's put on camera and this goes out, that legal will have to get involved. Speaker 0: We do this stuff like this, like, at all the shelters and stuff. Speaker 1: But, like, our company, this is why we try to help people by, you know, providing them with refunds. You know? Speaker 2: So you guys are trying to help the migrants with their taxes then? Yes. To get help them get refunds, help them get some money back from the government? Speaker 1: Yes. Okay. Speaker 2: Well, thank you. No problem. Yeah. We just wanna go try to talk to Speaker 0: Can't put my footage. Speaker 2: Can we take one of your papers though just so we can kind of thank you. Actually, Speaker 0: you should just take this one because this one has my office information. And so therefore, legal would have to get involved. So that's Speaker 2: why we're here. So just wanted to give you guys an idea of again what migrants have been told in New York City. Now that tax season is coming up, they are being given, official flyers from Jackson Hewitt themselves on how to file their taxes. You know, we have the Trump administration that is currently in office, and they have been promising mass deportations. But in sanctuary cities like New York, where you've had over 200,000 illegal immigrants make their way to this area, the crisis is very much alive and well. Now this shelter behind me is actually set to close in June, but you have another shelter that was just opened up in The Bronx with 2,200 beds specifically for single migrant men. So the crisis very much alive here in New York City that has already spent $7,000,000,000 on migrants over the last couple of years. Wanted to give you guys an update as of March 2025 where we're currently at Speaker 0: with it.
Saved - May 16, 2025 at 4:01 AM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

Yesterday a white liberal tried to tell me I should be living in fear of deportation because I have “brown skin” It’s safe to say that she immediately regretted that decision. https://t.co/5BbVtagmvq

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Speaker 0 tells Speaker 1 she will be taken too because she has brown skin. Speaker 1 calls this racist, stating she is an American citizen. Speaker 0 says it doesn't matter, and Speaker 1 accuses her of saying she will be deported because she is brown. Speaker 1 says she voted for Donald Trump, who she met and is very nice, and that Speaker 0 is racist. Speaker 0 says Speaker 1 is supporting mass deportation. Speaker 1 says she supports mass deportation of people who are not American citizens. Speaker 0 says she is Catholic. Speaker 1 says American citizens are not going to get deported. Speaker 0 says potentially, citing Raz Baraka's arrest, claiming he was targeted by ICE. Speaker 1 says he was charged with trespassing. Speaker 1 calls Speaker 0 a whole ass adult calling people Nazis in 2025. Speaker 0 says this is Nazi behavior. Speaker 1 asks if Speaker 0 thinks it was racist to tell her she was going to get deported because she's brown. Speaker 0 says she doesn't know that happened.
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Speaker 0: You're they'll take you too. They don't really care. Speaker 1: Excuse why why do you think they're gonna take me too? Speaker 0: Because you have brown skin. Speaker 1: That's pretty racist. I'm an American citizen. Speaker 0: Doesn't matter. Speaker 1: So you think I'm gonna get deported? Speaker 0: You could. Speaker 1: So this woman right here thinks I'm gonna get deported because I'm a brown woman. That's an extremely racist thing to say, ma'am. Speaker 0: No. The racist people are Speaker 1: No. You're the racist because you just came up to me and said I'm gonna get deported because I'm brown. How dare you? How dare you sit here and speak to me because of my skin tone? You No. I don't need to be careful. Guess what? I voted for Donald Trump because he's a president of law and order, and I've actually met him. He's very nice. And it's racist like you who stand here and tell me that I'm gonna get supported because I'm brown. How dare you? This is the average white liberal right here. How dare you? Speaker 0: How dare I? Speaker 1: Yes. How dare you? Speaker 0: How dare I? Speaker 1: You're supporting So you're coming up here and you're telling me that I'm gonna get deported because I'm brown. Speaker 0: Mass deportation. You're supporting mass deportation. Speaker 1: I'm an American citizen. You're deporting. So, yes, I am supporting mass deportation of people who are not American citizens. Speaker 0: I'm Catholic. Speaker 1: Guess what? Are Speaker 0: you an American citizen? Yeah. None of your business. Speaker 1: So you are an American citizen clearly. None of your business. I'm not gonna get deported. You're not gonna get deported. How dare you stand here and tell me that I'm gonna get deported. Speaker 0: Not your business. And American Speaker 1: citizen are gonna get deported. Speaker 0: Potentially. How? Raz Baraka is an American citizen. He was just arrested Why was he arrested? Speaker 1: By ICE. Why was he arrested? Speaker 0: Because he was targeted by ICE. Speaker 1: Because he was charged with trespassing. Speaker 0: You're very sad and Why? Lose some reason. Because you're trying to take advantage of real people's pain. Speaker 1: Sweetheart, you are the one with blue hair right now, a whole ass adult standing outside of a detention facility calling people Nazis in 2025. Speaker 0: That's because this is Nazi behavior. Speaker 1: And you don't think that it was racist for your white here to come up to me and tell me I was gonna get deported because I'm brown? I Speaker 0: don't know that that happened.
Saved - May 3, 2025 at 12:38 PM
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Over the past four years, 162 Texans have been killed by criminals released on bond by district court judges in Texas. Notably, Judge Lori Chambers Gray of Harris County freed 10 defendants who later committed murder. Additionally, Judge Hilary Unger, also from Harris County, released 8 defendants who went on to kill. In total, 900 accused murderers have been released back onto the streets of Texas, raising serious concerns about public safety.

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

SHOCKING: Over the past 4 years, 162 Texans have been killed by criminals released on bond by Texas district court judges One of these judges is Lori Chambers Gray of Harris County. She alone freed 10 defendants who then went on to commit murder: https://t.co/C0Imt3AyBp

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Since 2021, 62 people in Texas have allegedly been murdered by violent offenders released on bond. The speaker focuses on Judge Lori Chambers Gray, who is allegedly tied to releasing 10 defendants on bond who then committed murder. Travian Lockridge, who beat a 67-year-old man with Alzheimer's, had his bond reduced by Judge Gray, and was later charged with threatening a woman with a gun. Richard Smith, on juvenile probation for aggravated robbery, was granted bond by Judge Gray, allegedly racked up more violent charges, and then went on a shooting spree, killing one man and injuring four others. Darian Carraway, with seven felony charges, was given a $20,000 bond by Judge Gray and then allegedly killed an innocent man four months after his release. Raul Alexander Leon, with numerous bond violations, was not revoked by Judge Gray and then allegedly shot and killed a 17-year-old. Derrick Williams, charged with capital murder, had a $200,000 bond set by Judge Gray, and after his release, allegedly went on a crime spree.
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Speaker 0: Did you guys know that a 62 innocent people had been murdered in Texas since 2021 by violent offenders who were free on bond? Yeah. Welcome back to my series about district court judges in Texas that are keeping Texas criminal. Today, we're focusing in on judge Lori Chambers Gray, and we are focused in on her because she is tied to releasing 10 different defendants on bond who then went on to commit murder. So we're gonna start off with, Travian Lockridge because this man was just in the news last week Because back in 2023, he had brutally beat a 67 year old man with Alzheimer's. He beat him for two minutes because this poor old man was confused and opened his car door. So Lockridge in response decided to beat him for two entire minutes. This resulted in prosecutors asking for a $1,000,000 bond. The judge at the time lowered it to 50,000, and then enters judge Lori Gray. Now she further reduced that bond to 20,000 resulting in Trevion's release. And what happened after he was released? Yeah. Just last week, he was charged with a felony for threatening a woman with a gun. But it gets worse, my friends. Let's discuss 18 year old Richard Smith. Now he was on juvenile probation for aggravated robbery, and of course, judge Lori Gray went ahead and granted him a bond. Now, of course, he racked up a lot of other criminal charges, all of them violent. But instead of revoking bond or putting this man in jail, judge Lori Gray just allowed him to remain free. And then he went on a crazy shooting spree. Now within ninety minutes, Richard went and shot a man that he got into a car crash with. An hour later, he went and shot another man. And then thirty minutes later, he shot three more men and one of these victims ended up dying. But this isn't even the craziest case regarding judge Lori Chambers Gray. Let's go ahead now and talk about Darian Carraway. Now, good old Darian had racked up seven different felony charges between two counties. Okay? So this man spent time in jail from 2014 to 2018 for aggravated assault. And then, after he got out, he was hit with a felony for possession of a weapon and also evading arrest, but then he was able to get out on bond. While he was free, he made his way to Harris County and was hit with not one, not two, but three aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon charges and also another felony charge for evading arrest. Now at this point, judge Lori Gray, she looks at this man and she goes, yeah, we're gonna go ahead and give him bond for $20,000. And then four months after his release, he goes on to shoot and kill an innocent man. Now let's discuss Raul Alexander Leon, who back in 2021 had so many bond violations that reporters who were covering the case couldn't even keep up with them. Now prosecutors asked for this man's bond to be revoked, but of course, judge Lori Gray was like, yeah, we're not gonna do that. Leon then went on to go shoot and kill a 17 year old, and guess what? Judge Gray then allowed this man to be released on bond for this murder charge. Okay. And finally, let's just go ahead and talk about Derrick Williams as well because yes, we're still going. Now back in 2019, this man was charged with capital murder. When you get charged with capital murder, your bond can be denied. You can potentially just sit in jail, but because it was judge Lori Gray, she was like, yeah, we're just gonna go ahead and set your bond for $200,000. Now, after his release, Williams had so many violations of his bond conditions that the bond company themselves asked to be absolved of responsibility because they could just not track this man down at all. Instead of revoking his bond for all of these violations, judge Gray continued to allow him to be freed on the streets and this resulted in a crime spree in which he and another accomplice were robbing people at ATMs, were trying to steal cars, and this crime spree ended with a police chase. So there is your corrupt district court judge of the week, judge Laureate Chambers Gray of the two hundred and sixty second district court in Harris County. She is a part of the reason why innocent Texans are being killed every single day. If you guys missed my last video about Hillary Unger who's also out of Harris County, I'm gonna go link it down below. Because this is a county in Texas which has the highest crime rate. And why is that? It is because district court judges, just like these ones, continue to allow criminals out on bond to continue reoffending again and again.

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

If you missed my first piece on Judge Hilary Unger of Harris County, she’s a judge who is tied to releasing 8 defendants who then went on to commit murder:

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

District court judges keep releasing accused murderers back onto the streets of Texas, with 900 released so far. Judge Hilary Unger of Harris County is one of these judges. She released 8 criminals, via bond, who then went on to murder innocent Texans: https://t.co/1jHQzROJ3N

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Harris County District Court Judge Hillary Unger has been linked to the release of 900 accused murderers onto the streets of Houston. Examples include Dramone Francis, charged with capital murder for allegedly killing a Houston police officer, who was granted bond and released. Marquis Ware, charged with a felony, was granted bond, committed another felony, was granted another bond, and then murdered a father in front of his daughter, after which he was granted yet another bond. This case was linked to a pattern of eight other defendants from Unger's court who committed murder after being released on bond. Andrew Williams, charged with capital murder, was released on bond and then killed a 71-year-old woman. Austen Colette, who murdered someone in 2019, was released on bond while awaiting sentencing, and then murdered his girlfriend before killing himself. These cases exemplify why crime rates are high in Texas, due to judges releasing criminals who commit further crimes. There are 477 district court judges in Texas.
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Speaker 0: Okay. I gotta talk to you guys about these district court judges out of Texas because you had a Democrat district court judge in Harris County who was just linked to releasing 900 accused murderers onto the streets of Houston. Yeah. 900. So this is district court judge Hillary Unger of Harris County. And I just you know, if you've ever wondered why does Harris County have such a high crime rate, the highest in Texas, it's because of district court judges like this. Let's take a peek at who she has released onto the streets. Starting off with Dramone Francis. Now in 2024, he was charged with capital murder, meaning that he killed a Houston Police Officer. And instead of locking this man away, judge Unger decided to grant him bond. And guess what? He was able to post bail, and he was since released. But that's a pretty relaxed case. Let's take a peek at Marquis Ware, who in 2021, and this one is just absolutely crazy, my friends. This man was charged with a felony, and he was granted bond by judge Unger. And then he committed another felony. Okay? But instead of having his first bond revoked, he was given another bond. Now while he was free, while he was released on this bond, he then went and shot and killed a father in front of his 12 year old daughter, and you guessed it, instead of being put in jail, instead of being put away after his third offense, he was granted yet another bond after murdering somebody. He was able to post bail and, got out within the day. By the way, this case specifically was linked to a pattern of eight other defendants specifically linked to judge Unger's court who went on to commit murder after being released on bond. But it keeps going, my friends. Let's now talk about Andrew Williams who was also charged with capital murder, but of course was released due to a bond being set by Unger's court. Now this guy went on to kill a 71 year old woman by running her over with his vehicle after he stole her purse from her, and it gets worse. Okay? Let's talk about Austen Colette. This is a pretty, up to date case. This happened earlier this month. Now this young man, he was released on bond because he had committed a murder in 2019. He, he plead guilty to it in December of twenty twenty four, and he was out free while he was awaiting sentencing. Now while he was free, he decided to shoot and kill his girlfriend and then shoot and kill himself in a murder suicide. So just wanted to give you guys a couple of cases because there seems to be a very long pattern. Like I said at the beginning of this video, 900 accused murderers released on bond onto the streets of Houston to potentially go commit more crimes. If you guys were were wondering why is it that crime rates seem to be so high in Texas? Why does it seem like we can never get crime under control and keep people keep getting released again and again and again? It is because of district court judges just like this one throughout Texas. Keep in mind, there are 477 district court judges in our state. Yeah. This is what they're doing every single day, re releasing criminals onto the streets who then go on to commit other heinous crimes.
Saved - April 27, 2025 at 8:45 PM
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I recall the tragic DC helicopter crash in January that claimed 64 lives, including 12 children. It’s shocking to learn that the female pilot received multiple warnings and was explicitly instructed by her male copilot to change direction, but she ignored him and continued on her path.

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

Remember the DC helicopter crash in January that killed 64 people, including 12 children? Turns out the female pilot who was flying was given multiple warnings and was directly told by her male instructor/copilot to turn the opposite direction of the passenger jet to avoid a collision. She ignored him and flew straight into it.

Saved - April 18, 2025 at 9:06 PM
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I recently learned about Dominique Alexander, the spokesperson for Karmelo Anthony, and his troubling criminal history. He has multiple convictions, including felony injury to a child, theft, and evading arrest. Despite a serious past, including two domestic violence allegations that were dismissed, he has often claimed that his race and status as a BLM spokesperson have influenced his interactions with law enforcement. This pattern seems to continue in his current role with Anthony.

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

DISTURBING: Dominique Alexander, the man acting as the spokesperson for Karmelo Anthony, has an incredibly long criminal past and led a protest in 2016 that ended with 5 police officers dead. Per the Dallas Observer, @niquealex has been convicted of: -Felony injury after shaking a 2 year old child so violently that the child’s eyes and brain bled (he only spent 8 days in jail for this) -Felony theft -Stealing a car -Forging a check -Making a false police report -Evading arrest He spent 2 years in prison for violating his probation on multiple occasions and at one point had 10 outstanding warrants. He also spent 2 days in jail after pleading guilty to felony theft. He was also arrested for two allegations of domestic violence and indicted for Continuous Violence Against the Family after allegedly head butting and shoving his partner. These charges have since been dismissed. Alexander has a long history of using his skin color and “BLM spokesperson” status as an excuse for why the police have come after him and it seems he is now employing the same tactics for Karmelo Anthony.

Saved - April 18, 2025 at 8:42 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

Just so we’re all aware of how propagandized black America is… Here’s a black woman saying that Kyle Rittenhouse shot 2 or 3 black kids in Michigan and “Jordan Penny” just choked out a black man on the subway. This explains A LOT. https://t.co/lZJTmvGXGT

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Cal Rittenhouse, a 17-year-old white boy, murdered two or three black kids in Michigan during a protest and was acquitted on all charges. Jordan Penny choked out a black homeless man on a train in New York and was also acquitted. These cases suggest a sense of white power supremacy in the country because white people are not always held to the same extent as black people when committing crimes. Rittenhouse was the same age as the black boy who recently killed a white guy. Rittenhouse murdered someone and was acquitted.
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Speaker 0: Say one thing. Just want to answer your question. Know, killed who or whatnot. Cal Rittenhouse was 17 years old white boy that murdered two or three black kids in Michigan during a protest, he was acquitted on all charges. Jordan Penny, I think that's his name, he choked out that black homeless man on a train in New York recently was also acquitted of charges. And I guess Neither one of those was killed and stopped. But he was playing out like why there is, there could be I know I know you don't think it it's true, but there could be, like, a sense of white power supremacy in this country because sometimes when white people do certain crimes, they're not held to the same extent as black people or other people do. And so you were asking him to give names. I gave you two, and one was actually the same age as the black boy that just killed the white guy. And he was acquitted of all his charges. He was also a 17 year old white boy in Wisconsin. And it's like, well, why was he acquitted when he actually murdered someone? You all are saying that, you know Because they didn't murder anybody.
Saved - April 17, 2025 at 6:36 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

This “minister” just called Austin Metcalf’s father “disrespectful” for showing up to Karmelo Anthony’s press conference. This is indefensible behavior & it’s truly disgusting that people are buying Karmelo’s merch after he murdered someone: https://t.co/9TGhEYrTvi

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The speaker states that an uninvited individual acted disrespectfully by being near the family, demonstrating their character. The speaker believes this person knows it is inappropriate to be near the family. The speaker asserts that actions speak louder than words. According to the speaker, political operatives are trying to turn the situation into a political issue involving hate, bigotry, and racism. The speaker claims that conservative operatives have been posting about the case nonstop.
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Speaker 0: And all I'm going to say, so it don't be asked later, is that was disrespectful and just shows you all the character who was not invited, he knows that it's inappropriate to be near this family, but he did it. And so, I say to people, actions speak louder than words. Okay? What he has failed into is the political operatives that wanna make this thing a political thing of hate, yet bigotry, and yet racism. We have conservative operatives that have been posting nonstop about this case.
Saved - April 17, 2025 at 1:13 AM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

District court judges keep releasing accused murderers back onto the streets of Texas, with 900 released so far. Judge Hilary Unger of Harris County is one of these judges. She released 8 criminals, via bond, who then went on to murder innocent Texans: https://t.co/1jHQzROJ3N

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Harris County District Court Judge Hillary Unger has been linked to the release of 900 accused murderers onto the streets of Houston. In 2024, Dramone Francis, charged with capital murder for allegedly killing a Houston police officer, was granted bond by Unger, posted bail, and was released. Marquis Ware, charged with a felony in 2021, was granted bond by Unger, committed another felony, received another bond instead of having the first revoked, and then allegedly murdered a father in front of his 12-year-old daughter. He was then granted a third bond. This case was linked to a pattern of eight other defendants from Unger's court who committed murder after being released on bond. Andrew Williams, also charged with capital murder, was released on bond due to Unger's court and allegedly killed a 71-year-old woman. Austen Colette, released on bond after pleading guilty to a 2019 murder, allegedly shot and killed his girlfriend and then himself in a murder-suicide while awaiting sentencing.
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Speaker 0: Okay. I gotta talk to you guys about these district court judges out of Texas because you had a Democrat district court judge in Harris County who was just linked to releasing 900 accused murderers onto the streets of Houston. Yeah. 900. So this is district court judge Hillary Unger of Harris County. And I just you know, if you've ever wondered why does Harris County have such a high crime rate, the highest in Texas, it's because of district court judges like this. Let's take a peek at who she has released onto the streets. Starting off with Dramone Francis. Now in 2024, he was charged with capital murder, meaning that he killed a Houston Police Officer. And instead of locking this man away, judge Unger decided to grant him bond. And guess what? He was able to post bail, and he was since released. But that's a pretty relaxed case. Let's take a peek at Marquis Ware, who in 2021, and this one is just absolutely crazy, my friends. This man was charged with a felony, and he was granted bond by judge Unger. And then he committed another felony. Okay? But instead of having his first bond revoked, he was given another bond. Now while he was free, while he was released on this bond, he then went and shot and killed a father in front of his 12 year old daughter, and you guessed it, instead of being put in jail, instead of being put away after his third offense, he was granted yet another bond after murdering somebody. He was able to post bail and, got out within the day. By the way, this case specifically was linked to a pattern of eight other defendants specifically linked to judge Unger's court who went on to commit murder after being released on bond. But it keeps going, my friends. Let's now talk about Andrew Williams who was also charged with capital murder, but of course was released due to a bond being set by Unger's court. Now this guy went on to kill a 71 year old woman by running her over with his vehicle after he stole her purse from her, and it gets worse. Okay? Let's talk about Austen Colette. This is a pretty, up to date case. This happened earlier this month. Now this young man, he was released on bond because he had committed a murder in 2019. He, he plead guilty to it in December of twenty twenty four, and he was out free while he was awaiting sentencing. Now while he was free, he decided to shoot and kill his girlfriend and then shoot and kill himself in a murder suicide. So just wanted to give you guys a couple of cases because there seems to be a very long pattern. Like I said at the beginning of this video, 900 accused murderers released on bond onto the streets of Houston to potentially go commit more crimes. If you guys were were wondering why is it that crime rates seem to be so high in Texas? Why does it seem like we can never get crime under control and keep people keep getting released again and again and again? It is because of district court judges just like this one throughout Texas. Keep in mind, there are 477 district court judges in our state. Yeah. This is what they're doing every single day, re releasing criminals onto the streets who then go on to commit other heinous crimes.
Saved - April 17, 2025 at 12:25 AM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

Democrat Senators will literally go all the way to El Salvador to advocate for an MS-13 gang member, with zero ties to the U.S., before standing up for their own constituents. How pathetic. https://t.co/zfj0iyYT3M

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Abrego Garcia's situation is unsustainable and unjust. Despite promising his family, a meeting with Abrego Garcia was not facilitated. A request to speak with him by phone was also denied, though it was suggested the American embassy might have better luck arranging it. The speaker intends to ask the embassy to intervene. The Trump administration is accused of lying about Abrego Garcia, who they allegedly mistakenly took due to an administrative error. The lawyer who admitted this error was reportedly put on administrative leave and berated. A federal judge stated the government had no legal authority to arrest, detain, or send him to El Salvador. The judge ordered the Trump administration to bring him home, a decision supported by a unanimous Supreme Court vote. The speaker urges the President of El Salvador to release Abrego Garcia, who was illegally abducted and charged with no crime. There is concern about his health, hence the urgency to meet or speak with him. The speaker will continue pressing for his release. The Trump administration is reportedly paying El Salvador to house people sent from the U.S., and the speaker believes Congress will be unwilling to fund the detention of someone illegally taken from the U.S.
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Speaker 0: This is an unsustainable and unjust moment, so it cannot continue this way. I also told his wife and family that I would try to meet with mister Abrego Garcia while I was here. So I asked the vice president if I could meet with mister Abrego Garcia. And he said, well, you need to make earlier provisions to go visit I said, I'm not interested at this moment in taking a tour of Sikot. I just wanna meet with mister Abrego Garcia. He said that he was not able to make that happen. I asked he said he did need a little more time. Speaker 1: I Speaker 0: asked him if I came back next week whether I'd be able to see mister Abrego Garcia. He said he he couldn't promise that either. So, I asked him if I could get on the phone, either video phone or just a phone and talk to mister Abrego Garcia. Speaker 1: So Speaker 0: I could just ask him how he's doing so I could report back to his family. He said he could not arrange that. Said maybe if the American embassy were to ask, maybe that could happen. So I will certainly ask the American embassy to ask the government of El Salvador to connect us by phone. I asked him how about his family. How can he talk to his wife so that she can hear his voice? I let him know that the family has requested that. Speaker 1: He Speaker 0: said he was not sure whether he could make that happen. So we have an unjust situation here. The Trump administration is lying about Abrego Garcia. Speaker 1: The Speaker 0: American courts have looked at the facts. In fact, the Trump administration lawyer, the government lawyer, admitted to the court that mister Abrego Garcia had been mistakenly taken in administrative error, that it was a Speaker 1: mistake. But Speaker 0: instead of fixing the problem and addressing that injustice, do you know what the Trump administration did? They put that lawyer who's a fifteen year veteran of the Department of Justice on administrative leave. Speaker 1: And Speaker 0: berated berated that lawyer who told the truth to the judge. Speaker 1: So Speaker 0: I wanna just close by reading you what the judge said. This is a federal district court judge, the District Of Maryland. Speaker 1: And Speaker 0: I'm quoting from judge Zinnis here. As defendants acknowledge and the defendants here are the government or the Trump administration. They had no legal authority to arrest him. No justification to detain Speaker 1: him. And Speaker 0: no grounds to send him to El Salvador. Let alone deliver him into one of the most dangerous prisons in the Western Hemisphere. The judge went on to say, and I quote, having confessed grievous error, the defendants, and again, that's the government, that's the Trump administration, having confessed grievous error, they now argue that this court lacks the power to hear the case. And that they lack the power, the court and that the court lacks the power to order Abrego Garcia's return. So a US district court judge has ordered the Trump administration to bring him home. The United States Supreme Court by nine to nothing vote has ordered the administration to facilitate his return. Speaker 1: So Speaker 0: the Trump administration needs to obey the law. But I'm also asking the government of El Salvador and the president and vice president of El Salvador not to keep a man who was illegally abducted from The United States and charged with no crime to remain in Sikhat. When as a sovereign country, they have the power to let him go and let him go now. And I hope they will. Speaker 1: Thank you. Are you concerned whether Speaker 0: mister Abbego Garcia is still alive? I don't know about his health status. That's exactly why I wanted to meet with him directly. That's why I wanted to talk to him on the phone. That's why I wanna arrange a phone call with his wife. I mean, this is a notorious prison. And, the the family, this is this is a guy again, he just had disappeared off the streets of Maryland. He ends up in I'm sorry. This is this is why I wanna this is why I wanted to see them. I also wanna say to everybody here you may know, in the state of Maryland, we have a a very wonderful, robust Salvadorian population, and they contribute greatly to our state. Speaker 1: Invitation from the Khalid administration to the to The United States. Well, Speaker 0: I'm I'm asking president Bukele to Okay. I'm asking president Bukele under his authority as president of El Salvador to do the right thing and allow mister Abrego Garcia to walk out of a prison. A man who's charged with no crime, convicted of no crime, and who was illegally abducted from The United States. Speaker 1: Do you maintain any hope that you'll be able to leave? Speaker 0: I'm going to keep pressing. You wanna I will keep pressing in my remaining time here, and I will keep pressing beyond that if necessary. Speaker 1: What other study do you think that you can undertake, or what other activity are you going to undertake to make sure, you know, that you can have the reduced of this for every orders? Speaker 0: Well, I would say that as a member of of congress, we'd we'd like to work to have good relations between, you know, the people of The United States and the people of El Salvador. And Speaker 1: And that's why Speaker 0: we need to make sure that we keep working to to secure justice because congress has a very important role to play in the relationship between The United States and the people of El Salvador. And so, you know, for example, the Trump administration is reportedly going to pay the government of El Salvador up to $15,000,000 to house people sent from The United States. Fifteen. Fifteen Million. Fifteen Million. And, you know, I I don't think think there are gonna be a lot of members of congress that will clearly be unwilling to spend money to keep people like Kilmar Garcia in Secot because again, he was illegally abducted from The United States and charged with no crime. So why So why should the taxpayers of The United States pay the government of El Salvador to lock up a man who was illegally abducted from The United States and committed no crime? Okay. Thank you all very much, Gracias.
Saved - April 15, 2025 at 1:54 AM

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We live in a Texas where stabbing and killing someone results in a judge lowering your bond so you can go and commit more crimes. I spent the day looking into TX district court judges and the amount of citizens murdered after judges set bonds is criminal https://t.co/vpMUVNSTpC

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Carmela is asked if she has anything to say to the victims' families. She is then questioned about why she was armed at school and asked to explain how it was self-defense.
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Speaker 0: We're up. We're up. We're up. We're up. Carmela, do you have anything that you'd like to say to the victims? The family of the victims? Why were you armed? Carmela, why were you armed at school? Explain your self defense. How is this self defense? Excuse me. Excuse me. Me. Don't what you're saying.
Saved - April 10, 2025 at 10:54 PM

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Nothing will ever be funnier to me than Bernie’s face after this woman stated that her pronouns are they/them https://t.co/HINJea7MtS

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Paul Revac introduces Grace Thomas, a local civil rights attorney and Democrat, to Senator Bernie Sanders. Thomas clarifies their pronouns are they/them. Thomas states that polling and turnout data indicate that men of all racial demographics are turning away from the Democratic Party.
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Speaker 0: Paul revac with senator Bernie Sanders. I wanna introduce Grace Thomas. She's a local civil rights attorney. She's a democrat. Grace? Speaker 1: It's theythem pronouns, actually. Thank you. Oh. Good evening, senator Sanders. Polling and turnout data indicate that men of all racial demographics are turning away from the Democratic Party. But, of
Saved - April 10, 2025 at 9:06 PM
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I visited the men's migrant shelter in the Bronx, which opened in late February. It serves as both a shelter and a mailroom, allowing migrants to pick up important mail, including government notifications and ID forms. The facility has 2,200 beds dedicated to housing migrant men.

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Live look at the New York migrant crisis: This is the outside of the men’s migrant shelter that opened up at the end of February in the Bronx. It’s doubling as both a shelter and a mailroom where migrants can pick up their mail, that oftentimes includes notification letters for approvals on government programs or even forms of ID. The shelter contains 2,200 beds and was specifically opened to house migrant men.

Saved - April 3, 2025 at 7:36 PM
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I received confirmation from Jackson Hewitt that they are investigating a franchise location in NYC that advertised $14,000 tax refunds to illegal immigrants. They stated they are reviewing the situation that occurred on March 28 to ensure compliance with their standards. This is significant because the Jackson Hewitt branding was prominently featured in the materials claiming that illegal immigrants could receive refunds ranging from $7,000 to $14,000, regardless of their employment status.

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HUGE: Jackson Hewitt has confirmed that they are investigating the franchise location that I caught advertising $14,000 tax refunds to illegal immigrants in NYC. "We are reviewing the specific situation that occurred on March 28 with the independently owned and operated franchisee involved to ensure they met our high compliance standards." This is extremely important as the Jackson Hewitt logo was written all over the papers stating that illegal immigrants could receive from $7,000-$14,000 in tax refunds whether they were "working or not". @FrontlinesTPUSA

Saved - March 29, 2025 at 7:48 PM

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This is what the sanctuary city of New York still looks like and this was the outside of Roosevelt Hotel today. Thousands of illegals are still being housed in tax-payer funded hotels in NYC and a new shelter for migrants just opened up in the Bronx: https://t.co/ABhQnpAg5I

Saved - March 27, 2025 at 11:31 AM

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After lunging at a reporter, calling for Ted Cruz to be “knocked over the head hard” and calling Gov. Greg Abbott “hot wheels” Jasmin Crockett is now being protected by Captiol Police. Why are Capitol police shielding Crockett from journalists now? https://t.co/izhqjcT0JC

Saved - March 23, 2025 at 12:59 PM
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I held up a “Thank you Elon” and “Buy More Teslas” sign outside the Tesla showroom in Austin during a protest. I support Elon Musk and condemn the violence aimed at Tesla owners. Interestingly, as soon as noon hit, all the protesters left quickly—almost like they were being paid.

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Holding up a “Thank you Elon” and “Buy More Teslas” sign outside of the Tesla showroom in Austin that was being protested. Americans support @elonmusk and shame on anyone using violence, intimidation and threats to target Tesla owners and showrooms. Interesting thing I also witnessed: as soon as noon hit every protester left. I’ve never seen a protest clear out so fast. Maybe these people really are being paid because they left quick!

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Savannah Hernandez stood outside a Tesla showroom in Austin, Texas, holding a "Thank you Elon. Buy more Teslas" sign. She was there to counter-protest a group that had assembled earlier. Hernandez noted that the initial protest, scheduled from 10 AM to 12 PM, had completely dispersed by 12:15 PM. She stated she remained to support Elon Musk and Tesla, expressing frustration with "domestic terrorists" who firebomb dealerships and destroy Teslas. Hernandez emphasized the importance of standing up for Elon Musk, Tesla, and American businesses that create jobs. She suggested attending similar protests with "Buy more Teslas" signs to demonstrate support for Musk and what she sees as the current direction of the United States. She believes the Trump administration was given a mandate to lead the country in this direction.
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Speaker 0: Hey, guys. This is Savannah Hernandez outside of the Tesla showroom in Austin, Texas. Now I'm holding a sign that says, thank you, Elon. Buy more Teslas. And I came to hold this sign because there were protesters on the other side of this barrier. Craziest thing I've seen, this protest was supposed to be from ten to noon. It is 12:15, and every single protester is gone. Okay? So they have lined up here. They were back here. They're all gone. Like, so quickly, I don't think I've ever seen protesters leave that fast. Despite them being gone, I'm still here to support Elon Musk and support Tesla because I'm quite frankly tired of domestic terrorists across this nation coming in fire bombing these dealerships, destroying people's private property, aka their Teslas, and using violence and intimidation to try to silence people. So it's very important that we stand up for Elon, for Tesla, and American business that has created countless American jobs, and, of course, this administration. You know what? Maybe we go to more of these protests and simply hold up the sign that says buy more Teslas. We support Elon Musk to show that the vast majority of Americans do support him, do support what is happening in The United States right now, which is why Donald Trump and his admin were given the mandate.
Saved - March 15, 2025 at 3:47 AM

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INSIDE LOOK- I sat down with an LA whistleblower who exposed the $1300-$1800 cash welfare payments given to illegal immigrants by LA County. Migrants have even received down payments for their apartments & we got an inside look into where they’re staying https://t.co/qyRnXDtCmq

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A whistleblower revealed that migrants in California are receiving thousands of dollars monthly through programs like CalWorks, CalFresh, and Medi-Cal. Some migrants are housed in properties with rents around $4,000 per month, with one family of four receiving over $2,300 in cash assistance monthly, in addition to food stamps. The whistleblower reported instances of fraud, such as multiple families living in one unit to avoid paying rent while still receiving welfare benefits. Migrants allegedly lie about job loss to maintain benefits, quitting jobs because they don't need them due to available resources. Migrants are also reportedly enrolling children in schools, applying for Section 8 housing, and living in villages created for homeless Americans. According to the whistleblower, policy changes under the Biden administration have expanded eligibility for these benefits to illegal immigrants. Many migrants allegedly intend to return to their home countries after accumulating money, viewing the US as a temporary source of income.
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Speaker 0: So they are receiving from $1,300 to $1,800 a month, on cash every month and then, from 600 to 809 hundred on food. Speaker 1: This is Savannah Hernandez in front of one of the buildings that LA County has been using to house illegal immigrants throughout their state. Now the reason I came to this address is because it's actually listed on Zillow for almost a million dollars, meaning that rent would be about $4,000 every single month. Now this address was also listed on several whistleblower documents that I received detailing how migrants have been getting thousands of dollars every single month in the name of CalWorks, CalFresh, and Medi Cal from the state of California. I sat down with the whistleblower who detailed all of this for us. Regarding migrants being housed throughout California, is this something that's still happening? Speaker 0: Yes, they still are. They're still being housed. I don't know why, and sometimes for more than a year. Now, recently, I've heard of programs that they're housing them for a five year plan, so they are receiving from $1,300 to $1,800 a month, on cash every month. And then, from 600 to 800, 9 hundred food stamps, CalFresh. I did several jobs and one of them was working at the DPSS, the Department of Social Services office, where they go apply for all the CalFresh and CalWORKS. CalWORKS is cash. So every month they have an EBT card, which is like a debit card, and you can go to any ATM and take that cash out. They can use the money for whatever they want. Speaker 1: Now at this location, we had a family of four that received over 2,300 in cash assistance every single month from March to December of twenty twenty four, and that's on top of food stamps. And this is one of many locations where migrants have been housed throughout the state of California. We were also given another address by our whistleblower, and she stated that, there were reports of seven to 10 Venezuelans living in this two bedroom unit. She states that oftentimes many of these families will try to live in the same location so they can avoid paying rent while still getting the same amount of welfare as if they were paying rent. So a lot of fraud going on with these programs. And can you tell me any personal stories or families that you worked with that you've caught in a lie or you've caught taking advantage of the system? Speaker 0: All of them. All of them. They will lie. They will say, oh, you know, they let me go. And you know, sometimes they let themselves go. They don't get let go of jobs. They quit because they don't have a need. They don't have, you know, they're not really worried about having something stable because they have all these free resources. Speaker 1: Some of the other documents highlighted how these migrants were asking to have their children enrolled in schools and were enrolling them in schools, how they were also trying to apply for section eight housing and get on the list for benefits that typically were only provided to American citizens. On top of that, they also have tiny villages throughout LA County that were created for homeless Americans. However, you also have migrants that are now living in those locations as well. Speaker 0: The rules are always changing, so for the longest time we weren't allowed to make them eligible to receive these services. But then all of a sudden, with the new programs that the Biden administration put, then they were changing. Then all of a sudden, have immigrants that are here receiving these resources that before it was only for American citizens. Section eight, all of a sudden, now illegal immigrants can apply. If you're here illegally, if you're homeless, you know, you can get your apartment deposit, taken care of so you can get yourself an apartment. And another thing, they all a lot of them, the majority want to go back. They do not want to stay in The US. They are not interested in staying here. They don't like it. They don't like it. They have this sort of entitlement that their culture is better. And you know what? I'm just gonna be here, make some money, and go back home, but I'm not gonna go back home empty handed.
Saved - March 5, 2025 at 6:25 AM

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Just so we’re all aware, this was Nancy Pelosi’s reaction as Trump was discussing men not being allowed to play in women’s sports https://t.co/8E4LKxjYpw

Saved - February 28, 2025 at 7:37 PM

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This is how Zelensky should have been spoken to the entire time. He’s an entitled joke who is waging a war he can’t win with our weapons and funding. He has no regard for the lives of his people and I’m glad he’s being put in his place: https://t.co/bTLLwOE0Xi

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With all due respect, I find it disrespectful that you come to the Oval Office and try to argue in front of the American media. You're forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. You should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict. During war, everyone has problems. You might not feel it now, but you will in the future. Don't tell us what we're going to feel. You're in no position to dictate that. You're in a bad position and don't have the cards right now. You're gambling with the lives of millions and risking World War Three. What you're doing is very disrespectful. Have you said thank you? You campaigned for the opposition. Offer some appreciation for the United States and the president who's trying to save your country.
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Speaker 0: I'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's gonna end the destruction of your country. Yes. But if you unknow Mister president, with respect, I think it's disrespectful for you to come into the Oval Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media. Right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. You should be thanking the president for trying to bring it into this conflict. Speaker 1: Have you ever been to Ukraine that you say what problems we have? Speaker 0: I have been to You come once. I have actually I've actually watched and seen the stories, and I know what happens is you bring people you bring them on a propaganda tour, mister president. Are do you disagree that you've had problems What? Bringing people into your military? Speaker 1: And do Speaker 0: you think that it's respectful Speaker 1: I will answer. To come to the Oval Office of Speaker 0: The United States Of America and attack the administration that is trying to trying to prevent the destruction of your country? A lot Speaker 1: of a lot of questions. Let's start from the beginning. Sure. First of all, during the war, everybody has problems. Even you, but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. God bless. Speaker 2: You don't know that. Speaker 1: God bless. God bless. You will not have war. Speaker 2: Don't tell us what we're gonna feel. We're trying to solve a problem. Don't tell us what we're gonna feel. Speaker 1: I'm not telling you. Speaker 2: I'm not saying you're in no position to dictate that. Remember this. Speaker 1: I'm You're Speaker 2: in no position to dictate what we're gonna feel. We're gonna feel very good. Speaker 1: Will feel influence. Speaker 2: We're gonna feel very good and very strong. Speaker 1: You will feel influence. Speaker 2: You're right now not in a very good position. You've allowed yourself to Speaker 1: be in a very bad position, and Speaker 2: he happens to be right about it. Speaker 1: From the very beginning of the war You're not in a good position. I was Speaker 2: You don't have the cards right now. With us, you start having cards. Speaker 1: Playing cards. Speaker 2: Right now, you don't yeah. You're playing cards. You're Speaker 1: playing I'm very Speaker 2: a seat belt. You're gambling with the lives of millions of people. Speaker 1: You think Speaker 2: You're gambling with World War three. Speaker 1: What do you think? Speaker 2: You're gambling with World War three. And what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country, this country. I'm with back to more than a lot of people said Awareness. They should have. Speaker 0: Have you said thank you once? Speaker 1: A lot of times. No. Even today. You said thank you. Even today. Speaker 0: You went to Pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in October. Offer some words of appreciation for United States Of America and the president who's trying to save your country.
Saved - February 28, 2025 at 3:14 PM
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I have an Epstein Files binder and want to clarify that the Trump administration planned to announce these documents in a press conference today. Bondi mentioned that some information is already public, but the key documents are being withheld by the FBI. This binder and the meeting this morning are part of the administration's effort to engage independent journalists and media, aiming for the most transparent administration in history.

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I also have an Epstein Files binder but I want to correct the record: The Trump admin was originally set to announce these documents and make them available to the public in a press conference this afternoon. Bondi has stated that some of the information is already public and that the real “smoking gun” documents are being withheld by the FBI. This binder and this morning’s meeting is a part of the Trump admin’s push to bring independent journalists and media to speak directly to the highest members of the administration in an effort to be the most transparent admin in history | @FrontlinesTPUSA

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I'm here in front of the White House with an Epstein file binder. To be clear, the Trump administration didn't give us these files to disseminate. They indicated a press conference is coming soon where all the information in this binder will be made public. Pam Bondi mentioned some of the information is already public and might not be a "smoking gun." The main point is Pam writing to Kash Patel, requesting an investigation into why the FBI halted the release of other Epstein files. We aren't deciding what gets released; all the information in this binder will be public. Pam Bondi wants all Epstein files public, not just to select individuals. The Trump admin is pushing for transparency and welcoming independent journalists who may have faced censorship. They're allowing American citizens to directly engage with top officials, like the president and Kash Patel, about their plans for the country. A press conference is coming, and all of this information will be made public.
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Speaker 0: Hey, guys. This is Savannah Hernandez in front of the White House with, yes, one of those Epstein file binders. Now I wanna clear something up immediately and state that nobody from the Trump admin gave us these binders and said, you guys are going to be the ones responsible for disseminating this information. They actually told us that there's going to be a press conference at any moment now, most likely this afternoon, in which all of the information in this binder is made available to the American public. Now Pam this morning stated to us that, some of the information in here is already public, and she doesn't really feel that any of this information is a smoking gun. The big story here is Pam writing a letter to Cash Patel asking him to investigate why the FBI has stopped the release of other portions of the Epstein files. So that is what is currently going on, and I wanted to come out as a journalist as well and state that, again, we are not responsible for deciding what does or does not come out. All of the information in this binder will be made public. Pam Bondi herself stated that she wants all of the Epstein files to be made public to the American people, not just to influencers or independent journalists, but that in itself has been a process. And now one of the reasons why I have this is because the Trump admin right now is making a big push for not only transparency, but being welcoming to independent journalists who might have been looked down on, ignored, or even censored over the last four years. This administration is making a big push right now to allow American people to come into the Oval Office, to come into the White House, and directly talk to the president, the vice president, Kash Patel, Pam Bondi, RFK junior about what they are going to be doing for the American people. So it's really interesting to see how this administration is handling the media and allowing independent people, American citizens, to come into the Oval Office and talk directly to highest members of the administration. So I wanted to give you guys my update on this. There will be a press conference. All of this will be made public.
Saved - February 26, 2025 at 3:44 PM

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Last year I asked @jaketapper why he & CNN were lying to the American public about Joe Biden’s cognitive decline They all rolled their eyes and ignored my question Jake Tapper is now publishing a book “exposing the cover up” of Joe Biden’s mental decline 💀 https://t.co/X20nzeZRjP

Saved - February 10, 2025 at 8:20 PM

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Since FEMA funding for illegal immigrants is trending, a reminder of what the luxury apartments migrants have been living in look like. This Maine apartment where migrants received 2 years of free rent, is in a county which received $6.1 mill from FEMA: https://t.co/W0xIr5uMSy

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Migrants in Brunswick, Maine, are housed in furnished apartments with utilities paid for up to two years. These units, originally intended for Maine residents, are free for migrants while a one-bedroom apartment for residents costs around $1800 and a two-bedroom costs approximately $2300. The average house price in Brunswick is $480,000. This situation has caused outrage given the ongoing housing crisis for American citizens. Brunswick is in the same county that received nearly $1 billion in FEMA funding for sheltering illegal immigrants in 2023-2024, funds now reportedly depleted. We've also spoken with those in Bangor and Lewiston, and Catholic Charities expects to house up to 150 more refugees by September 30th. This highlights the impact of the open border crisis, extending even to unexpected areas of the U.S.
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Speaker 0: How much is rent here? Speaker 1: Free. 2 years. 3 years. Speaker 0: After 2 years, we have to pay the rent. Alright, y'all. This is Savannah Hernandez in Brunswick, Maine reporting to you from the apartments where migrants are getting their rent paid for up to 2 years. Now I wanted to give you guys a first inside look at these units. The migrants shared with us that they come furnished. So they have a flat screen TV in there, couches, tables and chairs, a bed. We also asked them as well, hey. Are you paying utilities here? They shared with us that, nope. They do not have a water bill. They do not have an electricity bill. And what about the light and the water? Everything is we don't pay anything. Now I wanted to focus in on this area of Maine, because there is a housing crisis going on currently for residents, and these buildings were initially created for Maine residents, but then it was decided that homeless migrants would be living here. Now as an American, you can rent out one of these units, but a 1 bedroom is going to run you about $1800, and a 2 bedroom is going to run you about $23100. By the way, the average housing price for a house over here in Brunswick is about $480,000. So there was obviously a lot of outrage, when it was first discovered that migrants were going to be housed here for free on taxpayer dollar. Now I wanted to focus in on Brunswick as well because this is the same county that has received FEMA funding from that same program that spent almost $1,000,000,000 through the fiscal year of 2023 and 2024 on sheltering illegal immigrants throughout the United States of America. By the way, FEMA coming out and saying that they have run out of that funding. We are expecting another hurricane hitting. We do not have the funds. FEMA does not have the funds to make it through the season. This is why I wanted to come up this way. This is why I wanted to come to Brunswick because I wanted to show you guys a comparison of how the federal government is treating American citizens versus illegal immigrants and migrants in this country. This is how migrants up in Maine, up in Brunswick are living. We also went to Bangor. We went to Lewiston, and there are African migrants who share with us that they really like it over here, that they've been treated very well. We spoke to Catholic Charities who told us that they are expecting more migrants. They're actually bringing more migrants up this way. Speaker 1: Yeah. So we're expecting, up to a 150 refugees, starting, yesterday until, September 30th, which is the fiscal year. And then we also have walk in clients, which will increase those numbers, generally for refugees that we know are coming. We help them get set up with an apartment, And but we're always looking for, like, other landlords to work with as well for apartments. Speaker 0: So I wanted to give you guys an idea of what was going on in Maine, the uppermost corners of the United States of America where you wouldn't expect there to be migrants. This is a direct result of the open border, the illegal immigration crisis that has been allowed to prosper over the past 3, 4 years, and it's stretching to even areas of America that you wouldn't expect.
Saved - February 10, 2025 at 7:41 PM
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I went to Boston to investigate the recent approval of $425 million for sheltering illegal immigrants. City workers assured us that police don’t collaborate with federal authorities and offered free housing options. Additionally, I learned that the Mayor is scheduled to testify before the House Oversight Committee about sanctuary city policies. While she claims Boston is safe, a concerning incident occurred where an illegal immigrant was arrested in a shelter with 5,000 grams of fentanyl and an AR-15.

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Massachusetts just approved another $425 million to continue sheltering illegal immigrants So we went to Boston to find out what illegals are still being offered. City workers assured us that “police don’t work with the Feds” & then offered free housing: https://t.co/ZEZFvm8OSL

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Hey everyone, Savannah Hernandez here in Boston, one of four cities defying federal immigration law. Massachusetts recently allocated $425 million in pandemic funds for migrant housing through June 2025. I sent someone posing as an immigrant to City Hall to learn what's offered. Many sanctuary cities house migrants in hotels before permanent placement. Next month, Boston, Chicago, Denver, and New York City mayors will address a House oversight committee about their sanctuary policies. They claim compassion doesn't compromise safety, but a recent arrest of an illegal immigrant with 5,000 grams of fentanyl and an AR-15 in a Boston hotel contradicts that. Numerous arrests of illegal immigrants in Boston involved gang activity, child rape, murder, and drug distribution. This highlights the ongoing conflict between sanctuary cities and the federal government, with threats of prosecution and funding cuts.
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Speaker 0: What's up, guys? This is Savannah Hernandez in the sanctuary city of Boston, Massachusetts. Now I came to this area because this is one of four cities that is currently making headlines for pushing back against federal immigration law, and I wanted to bring you to one of the hotels that is still actively housing illegal immigrants in the city of Boston. Now governor of Massachusetts, Maura Healey, just this week, allocated another $425,000,000 in pandemic era funding to housing migrants through June of twenty twenty five. I actually had somebody pose as an illegal immigrant and go into city hall to try to get an idea of what illegal immigrants are being told here in the city of Boston and what they're being offered. Now this is a tactic that a lot of these sanctuary cities are using. They will bring migrants a little bit out of the city into hotels just like this one before trying to give them permanent housing and dispersing them throughout the state. Now I'm focusing in on Boston because we are going to have four mayors that are going to be speaking in front of a house oversight committee next month regarding their sanctuary policies, more specifically, their pushback against federal immigration law. Those consist of, of course, the Boston Mayor, the Chicago, Denver, and New York City Mayor. They're all going to be there next month. Now some of the main talking points that we keep hearing from these Sanctuary City Mayors are, well, we can still be compassionate and welcoming without sacrificing public safety. But one of the reasons I brought you guys to this hotel specifically is because here in Boston, for example, their mayor keeps saying that this is one of America's safest cities. In this hotel just a couple weeks ago, an illegal immigrant was arrested with 5,000 grams of fentanyl and an a r fifteen. This also follows a long string of arrests of illegal immigrants in Boston that had been tied to gangs, that had been arrested for child rape, for murder, for drug distribution. I mean, you even had an illegal immigrant who was arrested for killing an American business owner in Boston. So just an idea of what we are going to potentially be hearing, from the mayors during that oversight committee hearing and, also to highlighting the fight between sanctuary cities and now the Trump administration. Of course, we've had Tom Homan come forward and state that any city official who, circumvents federal law, who pushes back against illegal immigration laws on the books will be prosecuted. And we also have our new attorney general, Pam Bondi, stating that sanctuary cities just like this one are going to be cut off from federal funding. She's already suing as well the state of Illinois and the city of Chicago for their sanctuary city policies. So this is an idea of the fight that is currently going on between the federal government and state governments right now in terms of illegal immigration.

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We went to Boston because their Mayor, is set to testify in front of the House Oversight Committee regarding sanctuary city policies She’s going to try and say that Boston is safe, but an illegal was just arrested with 5,000 grams of fentanyl and an AR-15 in a Boston shelter.

Saved - February 10, 2025 at 7:39 PM

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BRONX, NY- By the end of this month Mayor Eric Adams is planning on moving 2,200 migrant men into this building in the Bronx Despite the Trump admin cracking down on illegal immigration, Eric Adams is still requesting $1.1 billion to house illegals in NY https://t.co/vudKrtUe22

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I'm in the Bronx, where 2,200 migrant men will soon be housed in this building. Bronx residents are angry because they weren't consulted. This highlights how sanctuary cities, despite the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal immigration, continue spending millions on migrant housing. For example, a women- and minority-owned business received a $340,000 contract, and Garner Environmental Services got a $450 million contract to manage shelters citywide. Residents are protesting the lack of input on this relocation to this building, which was originally marketed as luxury housing with a rooftop terrace. This is just temporary housing; permanent housing will likely follow, a pattern seen in other sanctuary cities and states. I'm here to bring attention to the Bronx residents' concerns about this situation.
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Speaker 0: This is Savannah Hernandez in The Bronx, and I wanted to bring you guys to this building behind me because 2,200 migrant men are about to be relocated to this area. And the Bronx residents are extremely upset about this because they state that they had zero input or zero say on migrants being relocated to this building. Now I wanted to come to sanctuary cities specifically to show Americans that even though the Trump administration has taken office and they're cracking down on illegal immigration, of course, sanctuary cities like New York are still allocating contracts and hundreds of millions of dollars to housing illegal immigrants. So for example, in this building behind me, you just had a a women and minority owned business given a $340,000 construction management contract back in December. On top of that, you also have Garner Environmental Services who were awarded a $450,000,000 management contract to manage these, shelters throughout the entire city of New York. So I wanted to bring you to this location because residents of the Bronx have been extremely upset about this. They've actually been protesting it because they state that no city officials actually asked them, their input on whether or not they wanted these migrants relocated to this area. Also, mayor Eric Adams is set to testify in front of the house oversight committee regarding his sanctuary city policies. And, as you guys can see behind me, you have a lot of tables, chairs, trash cans, and such in this building, as they prepare to bring all of these migrants this way. Now something interesting about this building is that it was marketed as a 20 foot ceiling, breathtaking water, and skyline view with a rooftop terrace area. K? This is a fairly nice building. And instead of renovating it for the residents of the Bronx, instead of trying to make it a nice location for American citizens or New Yorkers. Instead, 2,200 migrants are going to be relocated to this area. Now this is just step one. Step two, of course, is permanent housing. And what we are seeing from sanctuary cities and states across the nation is that once they put nation is that once they put migrants in these temporary shelters, they then try to give them permanent housing to further hide or disperse them throughout the state. So I wanted to give you guys an idea of what's happening here in The Bronx. It doesn't seem to be getting too much light that 2,200 migrants are about to be moved into this location, but, did wanna come and help the Bronx residents out here bring light to their story.
Saved - January 20, 2025 at 8:15 PM

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Lots of love for Tucker Carlson as he casually walks down the streets of DC with no security post-Trump inauguration. Such a different vibe from 4 years ago when BLM and ANTIFA were attacking Trump supporters in this very same area: https://t.co/9Ce2ONThJ1

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Saved - January 6, 2025 at 2:39 PM
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I'm concerned about the new "deboosting negativity" campaign, as it puts Elon Musk in charge of defining negativity. This feels reminiscent of the censorship that occurred on Twitter 1.0, where various voices were silenced. It's troubling to see this shift, especially after recent debates on H1B issues. Who decides what's positive or negative now?

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The problem with the new “deboosting negativity” campaign is that it’s up to Elon Musk to now decide what is “negative” This is the exact way censorship began on Twitter 1.0, which ultimately led to doctors, scientists, journalists and everyday Americans getting censored. Also, notable that this happened immediately after many effectively countered his views on H1B and then either had their accounts removed or lost blue checkmarks. Who is now the arbiter of what is positive or negative?

Saved - December 12, 2024 at 4:25 PM
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This morning, I faced pressure from a TSA agent to have my photo taken after I opted out of their facial recognition system. It's frustrating that this has become standard procedure alongside showing ID. To make matters worse, I noticed two individuals who appeared to be undocumented passing through TSA without undergoing the same facial recognition process. It's a stark reminder that Americans shouldn't have to opt out of such invasive measures just to board a flight.

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This morning a TSA agent tried to bully me into getting my photo taken after I tried to opt-out of the facial recognition software that TSA is trying to implement. Apparently it’s the norm now to get your photo taken on top of giving TSA your ID every time you want to get on a flight. To add insult to injury, 2 illegals went through TSA right before me and didn’t have to undergo facial recognition. Your daily reminder that we shouldn’t even have to be opting out of this and forcing Americans into facial recognition before getting on a flight isn’t normal!

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TSA is now using facial recognition software to take photos of travelers, which can be opted out of. However, agents often pressure individuals to comply. This morning in Newark, I clearly stated my desire to opt out, but an agent insisted I had to have my photo taken. I had to go to another agent to formally refuse. It's frustrating that this has become the norm. Additionally, there are concerns about the government's push for a nationwide real ID, which would create a federal database of personal information. The combination of mandatory facial recognition and the real ID initiative raises significant privacy issues for travelers.
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Speaker 0: Okay. So TSA is doing this really fun thing now where on top of taking your ID, they also try to take your photo every single time you go through TSA via a facial recognition software. Now this is something that you can opt out of, and I usually do. But to be quite frank, I am so tired of TSA agents trying to bully me into getting my photo taken every single time because first off, it is ridiculous that I have to get my photo taken when I'm already giving you my ID. Now I'm in Newark, and this happened this morning. Right? This TSA agent, there's signs everywhere that read, if you don't want your photo taken, make sure to opt out beforehand. So before I walk up, I say, I don't want my photo taken. This agent goes, well, I already pressed the button. You have to get your photo taken out. And I say, no. I don't want to. I physically have to walk to another TSA agent, give her my ID, and say I don't want my photo taken. I truly don't understand why this is the norm now, and I'm making this video to remind all of us that getting your photo taken when you wanna get on a flight is not normal. Oh, and to add insult to injury, I had 2 illegal immigrants going through TSA right in front of me. Oh, yeah. The government is also trying to pass real ID nationwide, which, by the way, is just going to be a giant federal database with all of our information to make it easier for the government to consolidate all of our data. So if you thought that that was already bad enough, on top of that, TSA is now trying to force people into facial recognition every single time we travel throughout the US. Incredible.

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The two illegals with a manila folder full of plane tickets and documents who went through TSA right before me. https://t.co/pSpcqOE59g

Saved - December 12, 2024 at 1:30 PM

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HUGE: Because so many New Jersey residents showed up to protest the Edison town council, who kicked an attorney out of their last meeting for waving an American flag, the council agreed to rescind the ordinance that banned American flags from meetings 🇺🇸 https://t.co/gFvFCpj3pC

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Savannah Hernandez reports from Edison, New Jersey, where a resident was removed from a town council meeting for waving an American flag in protest of a new ordinance banning props. In response, many residents attended the meeting with flags to voice their opposition. The town council voted to repeal the ordinance, with the council president acknowledging it was a mistake and apologizing. The actual vote on the repeal will take place on January 8th. This incident sparked national outrage, highlighting the importance of residents' voices in local governance. The council's decision to rescind the ordinance reflects the community's pushback against perceived restrictions on free expression.
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Speaker 0: This is Savannah Hernandez in front of the Edison, New Jersey town hall. Now this small town made headlines after one of their residents was kicked out of their town council meeting for waving an American flag. An ordinance was passed by Nish Patel, the town council president, trying to ban residents from using props when they were speaking. So a resident decided to come and wave the American flag and hold up a constitution in protest, which resulted in the president utilizing 2 police officers to get him escorted out of the meeting. In response, you had multiple residents come to the meeting tonight with American flags. They're both waving and wearing them to protest this ordinance. Now because so many New Jersey residents came forward to have their voices heard and push back against this ordinance, the town council actually brought forth a motion to repeal this tonight, and they all voted in favor of rescinding it. This ordinance started out with good intentions of having some regulations as councilman pointed it out. But I believe that it went too far. I will get support of repealing it as well. And if we need to do this for joint insurance funds to protect the township from litigations, I hope future council can take on this challenge and do a much better job than it did. Now this is only step 1, and the actual vote isn't going to be happening until January 8th. But again, the entire town council tonight voting on, yes, we will be rescinding that bill. And even the president coming forward and saying that he thinks it was a mistake to bring forward this ordinance, that he apologizes for it. But wanted to give you guys an update on, again, that story that made national headlines as there was outrage across the country after the American flag and the constitution were deemed a prop by the Edison, New Jersey Town Council. They have since rescinded that, and, the New Jersey residents have had their voices heard tonight. Resend those ordinances. Resend them.
Saved - October 30, 2024 at 6:39 PM
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Meta’s Instagram just removed my report about illegal immigrants using Facebook for fake IDs and social security cards, which I posted in May. They took it down just six days before the election. Seems like election year brings a bit of censorship.

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Meta’s Instagram just censored my report exposing how illegal immigrants are using Facebook to buy fake IDs and social security cards across the US. I originally posted this back in May, but they just took it down 6 days before the election? https://t.co/bunJJIJ7Vg

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Illegal immigrants are using Facebook to buy fake IDs, Social Security cards, and access human smuggling services. Various pages advertise fake driver's licenses that claim to pass authenticity checks, with sellers offering to create IDs for any state. Migrants can also rent activated accounts for services like Uber Eats and DoorDash, with one account rental priced at $500. Additionally, bank accounts can be rented for $25 a week. Human smuggling services are openly advertised, with pages like Coyote 502 promoting quick crossings from Mexico to the U.S. Smugglers offer competitive pricing and fast services, often communicating through voice messages to avoid written admissions of illegal activity. Despite the illegality of these actions, Meta allows these activities to persist on its platform across the U.S.
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Speaker 0: This is how illegal immigrants are using Meta's Facebook to buy fake IDs and Social Security cards, access human smuggling services, and illegally work for Uber, DoorDash, and Instacart in online flea markets. For example, this page titled obtain your license to drive from the United States here advertises multiple fake driver's licenses in several videos alongside fake Social Security cards and even credit scores. As you scroll through this page, the seller even advertises that his IDs can pass an authenticity check, passing IDs under a black light, revealing a hologram security feature typically applied to real government issued driver's licenses. These fake licenses are advertised for every state, and we've reached out to the owner of this page who confirmed that he could create an ID for us in whichever state that we needed. He then sent us instructions on what information he would need to create the fake driver's license. And by the way, his page is one of many advertising this service across the US. Now you would typically need an ID or Social Security number to work for Uber Eats, for example. So this is one way illegal immigrants can have access to IDs. Or you can go the route of finding advertisements on Facebook pages promoting the activation or rental of Uber Eats, DoorDash, or Instacart accounts. On these pages, migrants can buy an already activated food delivery account or rent one out from another user. One woman posted an image reading rent account for DoorDash in Spanish. We reached out to her to ask her how much she was renting the account for, to which she responded that it was $500. Alongside a driver's license and Social Security number, a bank account is also something a migrant might need to start a food delivery account. Luckily for them, that's also something that can be rented out. On the Latinos in the Bronx, Queens, Manhattan, and Brooklyn Facebook page, we found someone renting out a bank account for $25 a week. But before migrants can even access illegal work in the US, they need to make it into the country first. And luckily for them, Facebook also allows the advertisement of human smuggling services on their platforms too. One page titled Coyote 502 boasts almost 100,000 followers with this page regularly posting videos of large groups of migrants walking through and being smuggled throughout Mexico. In the comments of these videos, migrants are told they can be brought over from Mexico into the US within 20 minutes. Other migrants who have used the smuggling service post selfies and videos of their walk, and other smugglers comment counter offers promising to smuggle migrants in even faster and cheaper than their counterpart. The Coyote 502 page has also posted videos driving throughout US cities and walking migrants through Sonora, Mexico. On another page called Flee Market of Phoenix, we found a smuggler who advertised his services by posting a video of migrants climbing over the border wall. The page we found him on, by the way, has over 72,000 followers. Now after seeing his advertisement, we reached out to him asking him to clarify his services, to which he responded with el brinco, meaning the jump. He then commented that his service would be fast, easy, and secure, and then he sent us 2 videos. 1 was that original ad of these smugglers hoisting a ladder and bringing people over the border wall, and another advertised the trail he uses, sharing that he could get us over from Mexico into the US in 30 minutes or less. As we continued asking questions, he transferred over from written text to voice messages as a way to discuss his services without putting admissions of illegal activity in writing. He verbally gave us pricing, sharing that it would be 75100 per person, adding that he would give us a $1,000 per person finder's fee for every migrant we referred to him. And again, this is one of many pages advertising these services across the US. Now typically creating or obtaining a fake form of identification or smuggling a human being across the border would be a felony, and working illegally would result in deportation. However, Meta is allowing this illegal activity to take place on Facebook every single day, and these online flea markets can be found in every city and state across the US, even those that don't have sanctuary laws for illegal immigrants.

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Wouldn’t be election year without a little bit of censorship right? https://t.co/mEMZguZNO8

Saved - October 4, 2024 at 10:51 PM

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FIRST LOOK: Inside the furnished Maine apartments where migrants are getting up to 2 years of free rent & utilities This apartment is in the same county which received $6.1 mill in funding from the FEMA program that spent $1 billion on housing migrants: https://t.co/W0xIr5uMSy

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Migrants in Brunswick, Maine are reportedly receiving free rent for 2-3 years in apartments initially intended for Maine residents amidst a local housing crisis. These furnished units include a flat-screen TV, couches, tables, chairs, and a bed. Migrants also allegedly do not pay for utilities like water and electricity. While a one-bedroom apartment in the same complex costs residents $1800 and a two-bedroom costs $2300, the average house price in Brunswick is $480,000. This situation has caused outrage, especially since Brunswick County received FEMA funding, part of nearly $1 billion spent in 2023-2024 on sheltering immigrants. FEMA claims to have run out of funds. Catholic Charities stated they anticipate more migrants, with up to 150 refugees expected by September 30th, in addition to walk-in clients. They assist refugees in securing apartments and seek additional landlords. The situation in Maine is attributed to the open border and immigration crisis.
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Speaker 0: How much is rent here? Speaker 1: Free. 2 years. 3 years. Speaker 0: After 2 years, we have to pay the rent. Alright, y'all. This is Savannah Hernandez in Brunswick, Maine reporting to you from the apartments where migrants are getting their rent paid for up to 2 years. Now I wanted to give you guys a first inside look at these units. The migrants shared with us that they come furnished. So they have a flat screen TV in there, couches, tables and chairs, a bed. We also asked them as well, hey. Are you paying utilities here? They shared with us that, nope. They do not have a water bill. They do not have an electricity bill. And what about the light and the water? Everything is we don't pay anything. Now I wanted to focus in on this area of Maine, because there is a housing crisis going on currently for residents, and these buildings were initially created for Maine residents, but then it was decided that homeless migrants would be living here. Now as an American, you can rent out one of these units, but a 1 bedroom is going to run you about $1800, and a 2 bedroom is going to run you about $23100. By the way, the average housing price for a house over here in Brunswick is about $480,000. So there was obviously a lot of outrage, when it was first discovered that migrants were going to be housed here for free on taxpayer dollar. Now I wanted to focus in on Brunswick as well because this is the same county that has received FEMA funding from that same program that spent almost $1,000,000,000 through the fiscal year of 2023 and 2024 on sheltering illegal immigrants throughout the United States of America. By the way, FEMA coming out and saying that they have run out of that funding. We are expecting another hurricane hitting. We do not have the funds. FEMA does not have the funds to make it through the season. This is why I wanted to come up this way. This is why I wanted to come to Brunswick because I wanted to show you guys a comparison of how the federal government is treating American citizens versus illegal immigrants and migrants in this country. This is how migrants up in Maine, up in Brunswick are living. We also went to Bangor. We went to Lewiston, and there are African migrants who share with us that they really like it over here, that they've been treated very well. We spoke to Catholic Charities who told us that they are expecting more migrants. They're actually bringing more migrants up this way. Speaker 1: Yeah. So we're expecting, up to a 150 refugees, starting, yesterday until, September 30th, which is the fiscal year. And then we also have walk in clients, which will increase those numbers, generally for refugees that we know are coming. We help them get set up with an apartment, And but we're always looking for, like, other landlords to work with as well for apartments. Speaker 0: So I wanted to give you guys an idea of what was going on in Maine, the uppermost corners of the United States of America where you wouldn't expect there to be migrants. This is a direct result of the open border, the illegal immigration crisis that has been allowed to prosper over the past 3, 4 years, and it's stretching to even areas of America that you wouldn't expect.
Saved - October 1, 2024 at 4:21 AM

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In honor of Newsweek labeling hot girls the new “right wing obsession” I went to go ask all the hot girls who they’re voting for this November 👀💕🇺🇸 https://t.co/ALmM6fJsU3

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A woman declares she is a "Hot girl for Donald Trump" and will vote for him in 2024. She clarifies, "I am not with her," meaning Kamala Harris. Another person confirms, "Hot girls for Donald Trump. 100%." The first woman repeats her support, saying, "Trump all the way."
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Speaker 0: Hot girl for Donald Trump. What the Hot girl for Donald for Donald. I'm gonna vote for Trump. Trump all the way. Speaker 1: Hot girls for Donald Trump? Speaker 0: Yep. Yes. Hot girls for Donald Trump 2024. Let's do it. Trump. No new words with Donald Trump. I'm I'm not with her. To be clear, I am not with her. Speaker 1: Meaning Kamala Harris. 100%. Hot girl for Donald Trump. Speaker 0: Oh, for sure. That's right. Yes, girl. The telly's like the telly's like mad. I don't know where to put it.
Saved - September 5, 2024 at 1:45 AM

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EXPOSED: I found out that the org who put on yesterday’s migrant protest, downplaying the presence of Tren de Aragua in the area, is actually funded by the city of Denver and Aurora Yes, the same cities trying to cover up TdA’s presence in their cities. https://t.co/lxt20RN63w

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The East Colfax Community Collective, which organized a migrant protest, is reportedly funded by the cities of Denver and Aurora. This same organization allegedly provided signs for the migrants and advised them to focus on "slum lords" instead of overcrowding. A different migrant in the apartment complex told reporter Jonathan Cho that migrants are being extorted, and that "Mexicans" are going door-to-door demanding money on top of rent. The leader of the protest is allegedly the same woman who wrote out 13 demands for migrants, including culturally appropriate food, unlimited showers, a meeting with the mayor, and free immigration lawyers, telling them to stay under the bridge until the city meets these demands.
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Speaker 0: Okay. So I just found out something very interesting about the East Colfax Community Collective, that group that put on the migrant protest yesterday. The one that was trying to change the narrative and say that was not overrunning that apartment complex that everyone's at, and that everyone's been reporting fake news. Yeah. That organization, I found out, is funded in large part by the city of Denver and the city of Aurora. Yes. The same city, the same government officials that have been trying to cover up this story and trying to downplay their migrant crisis. I found out that the organization yesterday that wrote out all of those signs in English for the migrants and told them, hey, if you don't wanna get evicted, you have to talk about, not when they're all but being in the area, but instead, the slum lords. Let's talk about that instead. That organization is funded by the city. Very interesting. Now I'm also on the ground with, front lines reporter Jonathan Cho. He went last night, and he spoke to a different migrant who lives in this apartment complex that wasn't a part of that, protest yesterday. And this man was so frantic trying to pack, because he shares that migrants have been getting extorted, that he specifically has been getting extorted, and that, quote, Mexicans have been going door to door and asking people for money on top of the rent they're already paying. So Jonathan Cho is going to be coming out with that story from the same apartment complex, and I wanted to give you guys an update on yesterday's migrant protest and the organization that put it together. By the way, the leader, of yesterday's protest is the same woman that wrote out those 13 demands for migrants, saying, migrants, stay living under this bridge. Don't go to the shelters until the city meets your demands. I'll write them out for you. Those demands were they needed to be provided with culturally appropriate food, unlimited showers, a meeting with the mayor, free immigration lawyers. Yeah. That's this group.
Saved - August 15, 2024 at 8:56 PM
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I encountered an Ecuadorian migrant in Chicago who was suffering from tuberculosis and pleading for help to return home. He mentioned having Medicaid, but it wasn't sufficient for his treatment. His situation highlights the urgent need for support for migrants facing health challenges.

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CHICAGO- "Please don't ignore me! Help me return to my country!" Immediately upon leaving my hotel in downtown Chicago, I ran into an Ecuadorian migrant sick with tuberculosis begging for money to go back to his country after contracting the sickness at a migrant shelter here. He said he had Medicaid but the treatment isn’t enough to help him | @FrontlinesTPUSA

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Savannah Hernandez reports from downtown Chicago near Millennium Park, highlighting the worsening migrant crisis. She encountered a man from Ecuador who arrived a month ago and is now begging for money to return home. He claims he contracted tuberculosis at a migrant shelter and spent two weeks in the hospital. The man says no one in Chicago is willing to help him. While Chicago, like New York, has intake centers that can provide plane tickets to other states or countries, Hernandez notes the prevalence of migrants on street corners asking for money. She concludes that the shelter system is failing and the migrant crisis in Chicago is dire.
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Speaker 0: Hey, y'all. This is Savannah Hernandez in downtown Chicago right next to Millennium Park, which is a tourist top spot. The bean is right down that way. And, as you guys can see behind me, the migrant crisis in this area is really bad. I actually just walked out of my hotel, and this was first thing, that I saw was this gentleman behind me with this sign reading, need money for for medicine. And he also has another portion of the sign that says, please don't ignore me. I need help. I'm trying to get back to my country. He shares that he's from Ecuador and that he got here a month ago, but he's trying to get back home because he contracted tuberculosis. After staying at one of the migrant shelters here, apparently, they took him to the hospital, and he was there for 2 weeks. Doctors, at that point, told him he's attracted tuberculosis from the shelter that he was at. So he is now on the street here, basically begging for for money and for help because he states that nobody here in Chicago is willing to help him. Now similar to New York, Chicago does have the intake centers in which migrants can go and get plane tickets to go to other states or even to other countries. So we did direct him that way, but, I've been in Chicago for a day. And, you can see these migrants on every single corner that have these signs, and they're asking for money. They're asking for help, because the shelter system in this area is not doing good, and the migrant crisis in Chicago is not looking great.
Saved - July 18, 2024 at 11:49 PM

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Just found out that Joy Reid, Jen Psaki and Rachel Maddow of MSNBC aren’t actually doing their “live reporting” from the RNC. They’re actually sitting in front of an LED screen which is why I haven’t been able to find them all week They aren’t even at the event | @TPAction_ https://t.co/FZKcdhZEE0

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Savannah Hernandez reports from the RNC floor, revealing that media figures like Jen Psaki and Joy Reid are not present but are broadcasting from an LED screen. She expresses disappointment at not being able to confront them about their coverage and misinformation. The live coverage is deemed fake as it is not from the actual event. Hernandez highlights missed opportunities to question Psaki about a retraction and Reid about conspiracy theories. Despite this, she updates viewers on the situation and mentions Donald Trump's upcoming speech.
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Speaker 0: Alright, y'all. This is Savannah Hernandez reporting to you on day 4 of the RNC from the floor. Now you guys know that I've been confronting members of the media all week, and you might have asked, ASAP, how come you haven't confronted Jen Psaki, Joy Reid, or Rachel Maddow of MSNBC? They've been doing live coverage all week. Well, it's because I found out they're actually sitting in front of an LED screen. Now behind me is the NBC booth where I'm sure they're taking that live feed from, and this is actually the shot that has been behind them. And I've been trying to find their booth all week. I've been trying to, you know, figure out coverage wise how I could, figure out when their shows end, and I couldn't find them. And this is why they aren't actually here at the event. The live coverage that they're doing is not from the conference, and it's actually kind of fake if we're being honest here. So just wanted to give you an update as to why there won't unfortunately be a confrontation in which I'm able to ask Joy Reid, hey. You have been, pushing conspiracy theories all week that, former president Donald Trump actually wasn't shot. What's your response to that? Would you like to correct the record? Unfortunately, I won't be able to ask former press secretary Jen Psaki about why she had to recently make a retraction to her book because she lied to the American public and tried to say that Joe Biden didn't look at his watch during the ceremony for the 13 slain troops that were brought back home from Afghanistan. That won't be happening because MSNBC show is not actually being held here live at the RNC. Just wanted to give you guys an update on that from the floor of day 4 of the RNC as we are all set to listen to Donald Trump speak for the first time tonight after that Saturday assassination attempt.
Saved - July 18, 2024 at 9:30 PM

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Just got called a Nazi and fascist by a dude wearing a face mask outside of the RNC. He said he’s wearing it to “stop the spread” but immediately pulled it down to play his flute. The crazies are starting to come out | @TPAction_ https://t.co/1kISAshobq

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I am with a Biden supporter who is criticizing someone for wearing a face mask while being sick with COVID-19. The supporter accuses the sick person of spreading the virus by being in a crowd. The sick person defends themselves, calling out the supporter for labeling them a Nazi and fascist. The situation escalates as they argue, and an officer is called to intervene.
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Speaker 0: Okay, guys. So I am here with a Biden supporter. He's wearing a I'm not a Biden supporter. Because he's dead. But he keeps taking them out. A little bit more than her. To, play his flu, which has been incredible. So he's gonna he's gonna spread COVID while also, trying to, stop COVID 19 by wearing a face mask. Hold on. Sir, if you are sick and have COVID 19, then why are you standing here in this crowd putting everybody at risk? Shame on you. If you are wearing a face mask, it is clear that you are sick and you should not be here. You're not calling me a Nazi and a fascist right now even though you're the one that's frowning at me. Oh. There we go. Now let me make a wall here, please, so we can have business. Officer. We've been one. Officer. Attention's rising. Who's the one?
Saved - July 17, 2024 at 12:18 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

I just confronted the entire CNN team about why they only started reporting about the cognitive decline of Joe Biden last month when the entire nation could see it for years I asked them if they were told not to report on Biden’s mental state, they didn’t respond | @TPAction_ https://t.co/piIlnpWkO6

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The speaker questions why the media did not report on Joe Biden's alleged incompetence sooner, accusing them of lying to the public. They specifically call out Dana Bash, Jake Tapper, and Chris Wallace for not addressing Biden's cognitive decline. The speaker confronts the journalists about their responsibility to be truthful to the public, but they do not receive a response. The speaker criticizes the media for avoiding questions about Biden's mental decline.
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Speaker 0: Hi, y'all. I was just wondering, you guys refused to report on the incompetence of Joe Biden, and I was just wondering if you guys were told not to report on that or if, you guys really were that ignorant. The entire American public, for some reason, was able to see that Joe Biden was grossly incompetent and that he's been incognito and kind for a long time. However, you guys just started reporting this. Dana, can I ask you about this? Yes. Dana, you're a respected reporter. I'm not too big. Why is it that that you guys just started to report on the the the decline of Joe Biden? Don't you feel like you have a responsibility to the public not to lie to them about the conduct of decline of Joe Biden? Sir, I'm here CNN. I can't get very close to them because their security guard is blocking me. But we've got Jake Tapper here. We've got Chris Wallace. We also have Dana Bash. Now I've been asking them why they have been lying to the American public about the mental decline of Joe Biden. None of you guys would like to respond to that at all? No. I'm a show Dana, you're a very respected journalist. Jake, not so much respected, but people listen to you still. Would any of you guys like to, respond to Joe Biden's cognitive of decline and why you guys were lied to the American people about it for so long? Could you please take your hands off me? So there you guys go. That's the media. They refuse to answer the questions of the American people.
Saved - July 16, 2024 at 3:12 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

I just confronted Kristen Welker of @NBCNews and asked her what her response was to NBC’s reporting that the attempted assassination against President Donald Trump was just “popping noises” She refused to comment as did the rest of the NBC crew in tow | @TPAction_ https://t.co/sZvWeDLekS

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NBC News reported popping noises during the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Savannah Hernandez confronts Kristen Welkner from NBC, questioning their faulty reporting. No response is given. Hernandez plans to question other mainstream media outlets like CNN and MSNBC about their reporting accuracy.
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Speaker 0: Excuse me, Kristen. I have a question. NBC reported that when was Trump was assassinated, attempted assassination, it was popping noises that, was initially reported. Would you have to respond to that? No? Yep. Alright. Yeah. This is Savannah Hernandez, and this is actually Kristen Welkner right behind me of NBC News. The exact same network that reported after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump that it was just popping noises. Kristen, would you like to say anything? No? Would any anybody, a part of NBC like to say anything about your faulty reporting? Not at all? Okay. So that's your mainstream media, ladies and gentlemen. And, we have CNN here, we have MSNBC, We have NBC. So this week, I'm really gonna try to ask all of these media members what their response is to their networks and this faulty reporting.
Saved - July 1, 2024 at 11:47 AM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

San Francisco pride was the most shocking and disturbing event that I’ve ever witnessed. Shame on every parent who brought their child to this event and shame on the city for allowing what could only be described as a giant public orgy. https://t.co/lGZT1jN8Jt

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I feel physically ill after attending San Francisco Pride. There were nudists fully exposed in front of children, adults grabbing genitals, and people masturbating. The Fetish Zone had people peeing on each other. Shocked and horrified, especially with children present. Adults were essentially having sex in public. I will not cover pride events again after this experience. It was the worst.
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Speaker 0: Okay. I feel physically ill after spending the day at San Francisco Pride. Now I've been to quite a few pride events, but this 1 was by far the most disturbing, and it was because there were nudists there that were fully erect in front of children standing in a way to make sure that everybody saw their their fully exposed penises. There were adults grabbing other people's genitals and other adults masturbating. There was a fetish zone in which people were peeing on each other. So again to I'm just I'm shocked and horrified after experiencing this. Keep in mind that this is an all ages event. There were children present. The Fetish Zone was an 18 plus area, but there were no IDs being checked. And, again, there were adults essentially having sex in public. I am shocked. I've never experienced such a vulgar display of promiscuity. I mean, I don't even know what to say in terms of this. I'm shocked and horrified, and I don't think I'm ever going to cover pride ever again after after what I witnessed today. It was the worst of the worst. It was bad.
Saved - July 1, 2024 at 3:41 AM
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At SF Pride, explicit activities were observed in the Fetish Zone, including a man being urinated on and public displays of spanking and simulated sex acts. Despite being an 18+ area, no ID checks were conducted.

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

WARNING EXTREMELY GRAPHIC: SF PRIDE- A man lies in an inflatable pool of urine in The Fetish Zone where attendees are encouraged to pee on him. Other booths featured participants getting spanked, whipped and imitating sex acts on each other, all in public. This is an 18+ area of the event, however, no IDs were checked as people were waved into the area.

Saved - May 23, 2024 at 10:24 PM

@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez

"I definitely am surprised...I never expected him to come to the Bronx" I spoke to residents of the Bronx, many of whom were simply passing by, about their thoughts on Trump rallying in the Bronx tonight | @TPAction_ https://t.co/8dB7tferhV

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I never expected Trump to come to the South Bronx, but it's a good thing. People are excited to see him here, regardless of political views. It's a positive event for the neighborhood, bringing together a diverse group of people who appreciate the attention.
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Speaker 0: Did you ever expect Donald Trump to come to the South? Speaker 1: Not really. No. Never. Nobody else, I think, had done this. I think it's a good thing. It doesn't matter who it is. Speaker 0: I I I think I definitely am surprised. I never I I don't think I I don't think I would've, you know, expected him to come to the Bronx. So Speaker 1: Actually, I think him being in the Bronx is pretty cool. So I was like, I'm gonna just go through and see we were different diversity of people that came and are coming together for today. Speaker 0: That's what I was gonna say. Have you ever gone to a Trump rally? Are you political at all? Are you just curious Speaker 1: about Trump? I've never been. I've actually just came because he's in the Bronx. Speaker 0: I didn't expect it, to be honest, right here in Cortona Park in the South Bronx, but us people, we love trucks. I don't know if any president has ever come to the Bronx. Yeah. Did you ever expect him to come here? No. Not at all. Not at all. And I'm so excited. No. We never expected him to come here. But it's not like they say, not everybody dislikes him. We love him here. We glad he showed up. Speaker 1: I think it's a good thing for the neighborhood. We all deserve to be here. And whether we are from the left side or right side, it doesn't matter. And plus, we need a little bit of, how you call it? A little bit of, VIP, attention.
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