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The Heritage Foundation provides a breakdown of the immense power held by the 2,300 District Attorneys in the U.S. These officials decide which cases to prosecute and which to ignore, serving as a reflection of local views on justice. Adam Curry shares a personal anecdote about a friend who faced a harsh felony conviction for a financial dispute, illustrating the arbitrary nature of prosecutorial discretion.
Adam Curry and Mo Facts discuss the "Great Reset" and the intentional destruction of systems to facilitate a global financial overhaul. They predict that as people burn through savings and summer heat rises, cities may see increased unrest and protests. They reference the United Nations Secretary-General's priorities of defeating COVID-19 and changing the global financial system.
Michael Bloomberg is characterized as the "OG" of institutional racism due to his deep ties to Wall Street and his defense of redlining. The hosts argue that while Trump's rhetoric is often criticized, Bloomberg's policies were sanctioned by the government and financial institutions to manage "risk" at the expense of minority communities. They conclude that the combination of redlining and stop and frisk created a comprehensive system of containment and control.
