The Cole James Cash Show 035: "Destiny Killers" Ft Eli Valley, Nina Monei

[Cole Cash]

The main points they got hung up on from what I could sit through were:

a. The Truancy law was not bad because nobody actually got arrested and according to Harris, school attendance was up 20%. Basically, he feels that's a positive result and if no one else was doing anything then using the police was about the only option that Harris had as DA.

b. The idea that she allowed schools to turn kids over to ICE isn't true. The kids turned over to ICE had to be arrested and charged with a crime.

c. That Harris not prosecuting Mnuchin's bank back in the day was just a matter of her hands being tied legally.

His main thought seemed to be that Kamala Harris criticisms are exaggerations or bad faith arguments that all come down to the left hating the cops. That's as far as I got before their yelling over each other was too much for me to stomach. But I figured you might have more insight on the policies and how they were actually implemented and possibly other impacts that came from these policies.

ill comment, i definately remember an arrest over the truancy shyt, was it destiny making these fukking points? hes lying if thats the case.

cooperating with ICE period is a no no, a kid could be charged with aggravated assault, just as i was, for punching another kid and breaking his jaw after he called me the n word

point C is absolutely hilarious

oh yea ima talk on this weeks show.

 

[storyteller]

ill comment, i definately remember an arrest over the truancy shyt, was it destiny making these fukking points? hes lying if thats the case.

cooperating with ICE period is a no no, a kid could be charged with aggravated assault, just as i was, for punching another kid and breaking his jaw after he called me the n word

point C is absolutely hilarious

oh yea ima talk on this weeks show.

Fam, as I watched the mess unfolding all I could think was that you'd probably have a field day with this ish and be able to speak from experience on a lot of the matters. Looking forward to the next episode for sure

 

[BoBurnz]

IIRC Harris herself didn't preside over any arrests for the Truancy law, but other DA's took the law and did arrest people after she was no longer AG. Could be wrong tho. That doesn't absolve her, either, wanna make that clear. She's culpable for those arrests by putting that on the books to begin with.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

ill comment, i definately remember an arrest over the truancy shyt, was it destiny making these fukking points? hes lying if thats the case.

cooperating with ICE period is a no no, a kid could be charged with aggravated assault, just as i was, for punching another kid and breaking his jaw after he called me the n word

point C is absolutely hilarious

oh yea ima talk on this weeks show.

Kamala firmly stands by the point that SHE never put anyone in jail over it, but she used it to get extremely truant kids and their parents in order.

Was it her or a line prosecutor?

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

The main points they got hung up on from what I could sit through were:

a. The Truancy law was not bad because nobody actually got arrested and according to Harris, school attendance was up 20%. Basically, he feels that's a positive result and if no one else was doing anything then using the police was about the only option that Harris had as DA.

b. The idea that she allowed schools to turn kids over to ICE isn't true. The kids turned over to ICE had to be arrested and charged with a crime.

c. That Harris not prosecuting Mnuchin's bank back in the day was just a matter of her hands being tied legally.

His main thought seemed to be that Kamala Harris criticisms are exaggerations or bad faith arguments that all come down to the left hating the cops. That's as far as I got before their yelling over each other was too much for me to stomach. But I figured you might have more insight on the policies and how they were actually implemented and possibly other impacts that came from these policies.

honestly, prosecutors rarely escape scrutiny for their careers because of the decisions they have to make to both appeal to those who elect them and how their careers were shaped in their run for office.

its a thankless job.

 

[BoBurnz]

honestly, prosecutors rarely escape scrutiny for their careers because of the decisions they have to make to both appeal to those who elect them and how their careers were shaped in their run for office.

its a thankless job.

It should be a thankless job, prosecutors are routinely shyt, draconian, and disproportionately target people without the means to have any reasonable legal defense. 95% of all arrests don't even go to trial. That's a function of the DA's oversight and well within their powers to change.

They want to be thanked, do a better fukking job and change the way things are. Don't worry about electoral shyt and presiding over an evil and immoral justice program and use the power they do have for good. Larry Krasner has reduced the prison population by 35% in less than 2 years.

The excuse of career based decisions because they elected to use their position as a springboard into politics rather than to actually do public good is not a particularly good one, and I'd have a lot more sympathy for her had she not used her position to obliterate thousands of families and peoples lives.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

It should be a thankless job, prosecutors are routinely shyt, draconian, and disproportionately target people without the means to have any reasonable legal defense. 95% of all arrests don't even go to trial. That's a function of the DA's oversight and well within their powers to change.

They want to be thanked, do a better fukking job and change the way things are. Don't worry about electoral shyt and presiding over an evil and immoral justice program and use the power they do have for good. Larry Krasner has reduced the prison population by 35% in less than 2 years.

The excuse of career based decisions because they elected to use their position as a springboard into politics rather than to actually do public good is not a particularly good one, and I'd have a lot more sympathy for her had she not used her position to obliterate thousands of families and peoples lives.

FYI, Kamala was considered, AT THE TIME, ONE OF, IF NOT the MOST progressive AG in the country

Don't let history complicate this.

This whole prison reform movement is barely 4 years old.

 

[Cole Cash]

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[Cole Cash]

@BoBurnz i didnt get to it this wee but next week ill do an episode just on kamala harris its alot to cover

 

[NY's #1 Draft Pick]

Did this dude insinuate it was black peoples fault that HILARY didn’t win? Clear that up for me @Cole Cash

 

[Cole Cash]

Did this dude insinuate it was black peoples fault that HILARY didn’t win? Clear that up for me @Cole Cash

No i didint gather that at all, if i felt he even threw that out there i would have corrected it it

 

[Cole Cash]

Guys i reuploaded the episode with better quality and no audio phasing!

 

[Cole Cash]

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[Secure Da Bag]

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You about to start new online beef? :oh_damn:

 

[Cole Cash]

You about to start new online beef? :oh_damn:

This isnt an online beef. i dont rely on this as a primary source of income. i think you have heard me speak, i speak with a sense of conviction. What i see this man doing, I dont agree with, at all. im gonna lay out why, and its so important to me that i feel i need to address it live. I am not doing this to "get my name up" or "clout chasing" Im doing this because....this man talks about "tangibles". I got tangible evidence as to why hes wrong. Period.