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🗓️ 13 September 2023
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0:00.0 | You're listening to the fuck sexton show podcast make sure you subscribe to the podcast on the I heart radio app or wherever you get your podcasts. |
0:10.0 | Welcome to the buck sexton show everybody. We've got a few big stories talk. First of all, Nike is permanently closing a flagship store in Portland because |
0:22.0 | that's right theft obviously massive endless continuing retail theft we will discuss that plus the NYPD can expect a flood of |
0:35.0 | retirements after mayor Adams has proposed to slash overtime for migrants cost cutting reasons we'll discuss this. |
0:44.0 | And then an info wars host gets 60 days in prison for being in a restricted government area not inside the Capitol mind you on January six. |
0:57.0 | So this is where we're all going. I want to start with Nike though. Okay, here we go. Nike is permanently closing this massive factory store for a scary reason. That's the headline on the street. Now this is scary reason is obvious reason. |
1:13.0 | There's a lot of theft going on. They're stealing stuff all the time. They're constantly stealing from the Nike store. And so you sit there and you ask yourself you say, well, what would it take for this to stop? |
1:34.0 | What would it take enforcing the law, but they won't do that. Why won't they do that? Why is it that we have at least in some Democrat enclaves decided as a society that they're not going to punish shoplifting anymore. |
1:54.0 | I understand you know you steal a candy bar. You shouldn't go to prison for 20 years. I get it right. We all but that wasn't wasn't happening anyway. What is it that has to occur though before people recognize that stealing this much stealing this much stuff from a store can well cost people their jobs. |
2:17.0 | It can destroy it won't destroy Nike obviously, but it can bring down small businesses. And it's just a question of the political will to enforce the law to do something about this. |
2:30.0 | This this story points out that you know San Francisco gets a lot of attention for all the places all the businesses that have shut down in San Francisco. Yes, true, but Portland's got a similar problem. |
2:43.0 | The shoplifting in these places is completely out of control and say it's shoplifting. It's not even really it's organized retail theft. It is taking large sums of money in the form of consumer goods selling them easily either on the street or online and making considerable profit at the expense of other people. |
3:09.0 | You know if you said that you were going to steal this kind of money from somebody through wire fraud from their bank account and hack in and take $15,000 from some company or some individual you go to prison wire fraud and everyone agree. |
3:26.0 | But if you steal $15,000 of handbags, that's not a big deal. They're not going to arrest you or if they do arrest you, they're not going to prosecute you. If they do prosecute you, they're not going to put you in prison for very long. |
3:39.0 | What is going on? How can anyone think that this is not a situation that is just going to continue and it's going to worsen over time? I mean, that's exactly what is and is going to happen. |
3:53.0 | But for the flagships, remember Nike was founded in Oregon. It is an Oregon company and Oregon based company and Portland specifically has big Nike ties. |
4:04.0 | So for the biggest flagship Nike store in Portland, Oregon, they have to shut down because of all the stealing that's going on. |
4:15.0 | It's just indicative of a breakdown in the civil order in the legal order that we have in this country. There are just no longer any any. |
4:28.0 | There's no longer any prosecution that deters these kinds of thefts in a lot of places. Some places you still will get prosecuted, but Portland's not one of them. |
4:39.0 | Come back here in a second. You and me were both information accumulators. You listen, you read, you watch, you accumulate information, then you make a decision with it. |
4:46.0 | So add the general information. Come your way to this. According to former Wall Street insider and digital currency expert, take it to worry. |
4:54.0 | Our federal government could soon announce a change with the US dollar. The thinking here is that our currency may soon become much more digital than the paper currency we've lived with our entire lives. |
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