were over 16,000 new covid infections. yesterday, wednesday in florida there were nearly sean: geraldo! just give me a minute sean: he used every older person, every state agency no, this is not fast ron desantis. a lot of these cases are coming here because of joe! dan bongino. this has nothing to do with joe sean: yes, it does. dan. geraldo, about ron desantis, he doesn t know the numbers. i live here. what do you mean, i just looked at the numbers! sean: dan. google it, dan. it s not my fault you never know what you re talking about. you are so full of crap! you are so full of! it s not my fault you don t research anything before you come on air. this is why i hate coming on with both of you.
them and that s not what they are doing in montgomery county. and, in fact, in late july, he passed an executive order codifying what was already heading in this direction in that county. saying if you are a county official, you are not allowed to inquire about immigration status. you are not allowed to allow federal agents into jails in montgomery county. the feds have to stand outside and coming out of the jail makes more unsafe environment inject into the public and caught by the feds rather than a peaceful prisoner transfer. the feds have probable cause that make these arrests. they are issuing detainers because they have don t research in establishing this is somebody we believe to be illegally in the country. montgomery county saying we are not going to work with you. one story i was stunned by one source said inside of these jails gotten calls from feds said that guy is ms-13 do not release him and then they release him. they don t have an address on file and he looks at these j
intentions, why would he leave a digital trail? well, he tried to delete some of his incriminating searches and chats they managed to retrieve it. but there is a litany of things. he researched how to survive in prison five days before his son dies in a hot car. he looks at a video of a veterinarian. that s something you typically don t research. he looks at a video of a veterinarian who is demonstrating on tape how horrible it is to die in a hot car, to be stuck in a hot car. and there is also the fact [ overlapping dialog ] go ahead, judge. there is also the fact that there is also the fact that his office was only five minutes away from the chik-fil-a where he ate with his child. so you re asked to believe it, and it may very well have happened. i m not saying he is guilty. but i m saying there is a lot of suspicious circumstances. he put the child in the car and within five minutes forgot the child was in the car. that s a stretch. but that does happen. all the circ
and chats they managed to retrieve it. but there is a litany of things. he researched how to survive in prison five days before his son dies in a hot car. he looks at a video of a veterinarian. that s something you typically don t research. he looks at a video of a veterinarian who is demonstrating on tape how horrible it is to die in a hot car, to be stuck in a hot car. and there is also the fact [ overlapping dialog ] go ahead, judge. there is also the fact that there is also the fact that his office was only five minutes away from the chik-fil-a where he ate with his child. so you re asked to believe it, and it may very well have happened. i m not saying he is guilty. but i m saying there is a lot of suspicious circumstances. he put the child in the car and within five minutes forgot the child was in the car. that s a stretch. but that does happen. all the circumstances are being put together. and the life insurance. i don t know a lot of people that take life insuranc