How Leftist NGOs Quietly Destroyed American Streets | 9/10/25
September 10, 2025
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How Leftist NGOs Quietly Destroyed American Streets | 9/10/25
Summary
Glenn has a few theories regarding the atrocious murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte, North Carolina. Glenn plays the horrific footage and asks: Why did nobody help her after witnessing her being stabbed? Glenn goes through the entire list of people whose inaction contributed to Iryna’s tragic death. Why aren’t we going after George Soros or the rogue prosecutors allowing criminals to roam free? Was the media’s decision to ignore this story for as long as possible a ploy to get the Right to react violently? Nobody in society is being held accountable for their actions or inactions that have deadly consequences. Glenn reads the document he wrote regarding his upcoming project, the Torch, outlining its mission and goals. The country of Nepal plummeted into chaos after the government shut down all social media. Is that chaos coming to America? Glenn warns his audience not to be provoked into violence as the corporate media continues to raise the political temperature. Glenn and Stu ponder what they would have done if they had witnessed the brutal murder of Iryna. Would you advise your wife or daughter to intervene in this situation? The guys debate whether President Trump has the constitutional authority to enter various cities to help clean up crime.
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