california. that s another one of his laws. tucker: i don t know how that empowers anybody. that is child molestation. the first seems to help pimps. why would you want that? well, honestly it s a mystery. i would encourage people to look past speculating over motives and look at the consequences of the laws. tucker: fare point. it s a cred you believe boom for sex traffickers. i interviewed vice cops. they said the same. the only ones benefiting are human traffickers. tucker: i appreciate you saying that. you don t know someone s motive. you can only measure the stats. you think this is a boom to sex traffickers. absolutely. police officers and women at three different antihuman tr-ing organizations from across the street all told me they have seen numbers rise sharply with prostitutes on the streets. they tell me because police
officers can not stop young tkpweurdz and say what are you doing here. do you need help. these women are controlled by their pimps. they re controlled by violence. they re controlled by drug addiction and many are young tkpweurdz. tucker: i would think even in california in 2023 most people would be against this. as dressing this up as liberation everyone is afraid to say anything about it? that s what i was told again and again. i interviews melissa mel en december. she told me the same. every time she attempted to question one of his bills she was calderon trans phobia. tucker: ab gail, thank you for coming on tonight. thank you. tucker: so obviously the people in charge have a problem with mass masculinity. if you tax cigars maybe you re
officers can not stop young tkpweurdz and say what are you doing here. do you need help. these women are controlled by their pimps. they re controlled by violence. they re controlled by drug addiction and many are young tkpweurdz. tucker: i would think even in california in 2023 most people would be against this. as dressing this up as liberation everyone is afraid to say anything about it? that s what i was told again and again. i interviews melissa mel en december. she told me the same. every time she attempted to question one of his bills she was calderon trans t phobia. tucker: ab gail, thank you for coming on tonight. thank you. tucker: so obviously the people in charge have a problem with mass sku masculinity. if you tax cigars maybe you re
california. that s another one of his laws. tucker: i don t know how that empowers anybody. that is child molestation. the first seems to help pimps. why would you want that? well, honestly it s a mystery. i would encourage people to look past speculating over motives and look at the consequences of the laws. tucker: fare point. it s a cred you believe boom for sex traffickers. i interviewed vice cops. they said the same. the only ones benefiting are human traffickers. tucker: i appreciate you saying that. you don t know someone s motive. you can only measure the stats. you think this is a boom to sex traffickers. absolutely. police officers and women at three different antihuman tr-ing organizations from across the street all told me they have seen numbers rise sharply with prostitutes on the streets. they tell me because police
and the body will die. now, your enemies, and of course,j edgar hoover was enemy number one, in the sense that he saw you as a fundamental threat to the security of the united states, they accused the black panthers of all sorts of criminality. mm hm. ..and wrongdoing. but interestingly, there are historians, black historians, who ve also looked at the black panthers, and i don t know whether you have read his book, but hugh pearson, a respected african american author and journalist, he wrote a book on the black panthers, in which he said this, the truth is, he says, huey newton organised hit squads, while his elite cadre of enforcers shook down local businesses for contributions, extorted money from pimps and drug dealers. these guys ran protection rackets. is that true? i truly do not know if it s true or not. what i do know is that s not what we were doing.