Ricochet Podcast: The Big Stories of the Week
Trump on Kamala's affirmative action scam, Rwandan immigrants in UK not blending , we don't need immigration for more people, and more idiocy from The New York Times
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My Monday Ricochet podcast “5 Things You Need to Know This Week” has been such a smash hit, I will now be doing another one on Fridays, “Big Stories You May Have Missed This Week.” This is the debut episode.
This week:
Trump's remarks at the National Association of Black Journalists convention missed THE MAIN POINT. And while we’re at it, here’s my favorite Black Supremacist on Twitter: @tariqnasheed
The monster arrested for the mass stabbing of little girls (killing 3, so far) in Southport, UK is finally named: Axel Muganwa Rudakubana, a second generation Rwandan immigrant.
These murdered girls are Tony Blairs fault. It was intentional.
More on JD Vance's weird natalist schtick. Americans are having no problem reproducing themsevles in states where the cost of housing is low — because they’re not paying room, board, medical care, translators, etc. for poverty-stricken third world immigrants.
The New York Times’’s great idea, poorly executed, “Don’t Tell My Friends, But …”
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Monday’s show:
(I paraphrase)
why do we do all that? the history of slavery and Jim Crow!
so, basically, the whole country has to forever pay for the sins of the Democrat party!
listening to the working mother commentary reminded me of a job I had, years ago... until they had to lay off a lot of people.
There were something like 10 of us working out of that office. I was one of the most billable employees they had (I think, at the time, there were 3 of us that were billable ALL the time).
but when the cuts came, I was one of those that got the boot (and the other two, as well).
I was BAFFLED. until I saw who the others were. by the time I got down to my car I'd realized that all the single people had been laid off.
of course. the office manager was trying to protect the people with families.
that's all I've ever thought about it.... until today!
looking back, I remember that the office was shut down a few months later. now, I realize... they laid off the most productive staff they had and kept the ones who had to be home by a certain time every day.