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8:48Now PlayingNewsmax host blames President Joe Biden for the increase in candy theft, which seems to be under lock and key in some stores like razors. The Majority Report crew discusses how many people are participating in petty theft because they are unable to afford basic necessities. The crew also talks about the Pokemon Go LAPD situation in California as well as the country’s massive income inequality.
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Sam Seder: this is also since we did One American News Network or whatever the hell that is let's do Newsmax. Greg kelly these guys are both just sort of like i don't know just like feels like Christian performance artists right? That perfectly seems like a performance artist totally yeah? He's the type of guy who you feel like you know in 25 years is gonna be like I did the same thing that dude from dianetics did or trading places, just made a bet with somebody and look at what happened. Here he is um responding to upticks in petty crime I guess. Do we have data that shows nationally there's an uptick in petty crime or is that there are some areas?
Matt Lech: There's some high profile videos of some burglaries and stuff but mainly the uptick has been murders and that sort of stuff, yeah I'm-
Emma Vigeland: So i don't know about petty crime but
SS: but here he is on Newsmax and well let's i'm i can't do it justice...
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