Person makes violent threats over public radio channel 

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Totally open access into Japan. They're paying $550 billion with a B. (name withheld), get the criminals out so you can walk in L.A. without worrying about some mugging your ass. How about if we start with the criminals on Capitol Hill? You know, those criminals, every criminal dude. See, what I would do is I would go down and if you get caught doing a violent crime in LA, you know, rape or whatever, you're executed, period, that's it. I think that would honestly cure a lot of the crime. If you're an American and you want to walk through L.A., you should be able to do that without getting shot. Or Memphis. I mean, what's the common denominator to this? Does anybody know, like, the common denominator to these cities where people can't behave themselves? Ventura County, you know. And I have to look for a place without a lot of them. I mean, there's just wherever they reside in the big numbers, there's issues. And it's really sad for the people that are squared. I'm sure they're sick of it. Because if it was people down there doing that, I would be appalled. these away already. And then you've got to look at the flip side of it. Most of these kids grew up without fathers. There's a whole sympathy thing too, but it's like, man. Like the guy stood in El Salvador, he cleaned that overnight. And a lot of the do-gooders are like, oh, you're incarcerating hundreds of thousand, you know, 100,000 gang members. Yeah, and I liberated millions, so go yourself is what he told the reporters. Dude, I like that. They made it to surf paradise. That's for sure. See, I'd like to move to like Tennessee and be able to go down to Memphis, have a couple beers at night. be able to listen to like the solid jazz players or blues guys. And you can't do that because people are it up. And that's not even mean. A lot of it is, right? But there's people down there, people doing the same thing. And probably not as many. But there's douchebags. It doesn't matter what the is. It's just like, and you can't do it. You can't even think of really moving there because I don't want to get shot in retirement, you know. But how cool would it be to walk up on Beale Street, you know? Did it be four years ago, saw (name withheld).

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