Something Is Definitely NOT Adding Up In This Story | Episode 214

24:57This was obtained by the BBC. How did the BBC obtain this? Here we go. Alex Freddie caught rioting on camera. Cut one. On the morning of January 13th, our team received a tip that federal agents were blocking a street at the corner of East 36 and Park Avenue in Minneapolis. We arrived around 1015 a.m. We saw observers shouting at the agents as they walked back to their vehicles. When they started driving away, the man kicked their taillight. An agent then got out of the vehicle, grabbed him, and pushed him to the ground.

25:39During the altercation, agents fired tear gas and pepper balls into the crowd. They continue to hold the man down before they retreat, and he walks away.

25:54The man in our footage is wearing a similar outfit to what Preddy was wearing on the day he was killed. What appears to be a gun is also visible above his waistband.

26:09So he's screaming in their faces. They just got done wrestling with him. And then he gets away. This is a frustrating feature here of this video. Here, he continues to stand at the scene. Yeah, and he stuck around. So so what do we witness there? Well, we witnessed him assaulting officers, vandalizing their vehicles, breaking the taillight on the SUV, acting like a belligerent lunatic. This is not the, you know, quiet, peaceful, loving ICU nurse that everybody was pretending existed. No, he was a maniac. He was an Antifa maniac who was out in the street constantly menacing officers and fighting with them.

26:46In fact, he got into a physical altercation with the guys. I presume that's the one that CNN was claiming he broke his rib in. And he gets into a physical altercation with the cops. They've got him on the ground. And by the way, they saw his gun. They saw that he had a gun holstered on his back, and they didn't shoot him for that. The idea, like, they get it. People can have guns. That's totally allowed in America. But this guy is acting like a psychopath. They have him on the ground. I want to know, why didn't they take him into custody? Now, maybe that moment was so panicked and so fraught that they needed to get to safety away from the braying mob.

27:19Maybe that was the thought process. We can't take everybody into custody. Sometimes we got to think about our safety first. And sometimes that means letting a perpetrator go. But the reality is none of that would have happened if the feds had the backup of local police, if local cops were actually there to support them and to take somebody like that crazy person, Alex Preddy, into custody, Preddy would have been in jail. He would not have been out on the street a week later and shot dead. Alex Petty would be alive today if law and order was prevailing in Minnesota. If order was present and consequences were imposed on him for his previous illegal actions, he would still be alive today in a jail cell.

28:02And yet he's not alive today because of the failures of the state of Minnesota, because of Tim Walls and Jacob Fry. Alex Preddy's blood is on the hands of the Democrats who run that state. If they actually had a state that wasn't collapsing to anarchy, their own people would still be living. It's as simple and as unfortunate as that. And that video really, really demonstrates it. Okay, coming up, we've got the Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright. We have a lot to talk about with him because we've got a great country. and this is a big issue for President Trump and he's entrusted Chris Wright with it.

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31:31that video footage that I just showed you of Alex Preddy, there is already a full-blown conspiracy online. And I saw in chat, some people were already mentioning this, that the left thinks that that was AI. That's not Alex Preddy, that's AI. That's fake. I was like, no, it's him. It's definitely him. It's so obviously him, and that's so obviously not AI. And we say that, you know, it's funny. The left is conspiracy theorizing about the video. Meanwhile, Chuck Schumer this week literally put an AI photo of Alex Preddy on the floor of the United States Senate, something that the left had created, some fake picture that the left had created.

32:13He pretended it was from the moment that Alex Preddy was killed, and then he was, like, moralizing to the rest of us about how ICE is bad and how we have to shut down the government to defund them. it's always projection with these people every single time it's a perfect inversion of the truth where they accuse you of bandying about ai video when in fact it's real and then they're actually sharing ai images in order to defund ice the legitimate agency that's cleaning up the state of minnesota and certainly our entire country well in case you're wondering but vince maybe it is ai Maybe you're getting this wrong.

32:51No, his family has confirmed it's him. Alex Freddie's family confirmed to the Minnesota Star Tribune that, yes, that's our brother. Yes, that's him. Here's the Minnesota Star Tribune. They say, Freddie 37 was captured on bystander video January 13th amid a crowd of whistleblowing observers cursing immigration agents as an unmarked convoy swarmed a South Minneapolis street corner. A spokesperson for his family and the family's attorney have verified that the man seen in the video is Freddie. Now, pay attention to the way that these guys are doing this because they don't even mention until like 40 paragraphs down that he vandalized the SUV, that he kicked the taillight out on it.

33:38They say, Freddie stood in the crosswalk and he flipped the middle finger of both hands toward an SUV carrying officers clad in tactical gear. One jumped out of the back passenger seat and charged toward him, grabbing Freddie by the jacket and tackling him as other agents piled on, according to the footage. Guys, that doesn't even include what he did next. He takes his foot and then he kicks the entire housing of the back right taillight out of the vehicle. It doesn't even mention that. It just says that he was standing there holding up his middle fingers. that's the Minnesota Star Tribune for you so if you're wondering like why are the people of Minnesota misled right now well how about their local news outlets who won't even give the most salient details about what the hell happened psycho look at him look at him on video man that's a complete psychopath how come nobody intervened in his life how did he know nobody got him under control and there he is on the street attacking law enforcement if your kid was doing that you'd be beside yourself you'd be like I gotta intervene here before before he ends up dead and that yeah that that man ended up dead because of his actions it's just awful and so yeah no the the the media the media are lying about this eventually law way down the piece they finally admit that there was a taillight kicked out and then they attributed to finally seeing a video from conservative influencer Nick Sorter conservative influencer Nick Sorter is how they describe Nick.

35:06Now, what is Nick doing? Nick is, he's clearly conservative, but he's a journalist. He's doing more news coverage than anybody at the Minnesota Star Tribune is doing. And you love that little petty sort of kind of bitchy, passive aggressive attempt to prejudice the audience. Oh, he's an influencer, influencer, Nick Sorter. How about journalist Nick Sorter? How about he's done more journalism on this issue in a single day than you've done in the entire saga, Minnesota Star Tribune. It's typical stuff, but this happens all the time. It's constantly, it's little nudges. The media is always doing this.

35:42They're always manipulating you with language, little nudges all the time. And that's what we get from these guys. So that's the chaos there. Now, here's the good news. We have Tom Holman. We have Holman in Minnesota right now, which is wonderful news. And this gives me an opportunity to share with you some of the things that Tom Holman has been saying this morning in terms of like he did a big press conference today in Minnesota, in Minneapolis. He meets with everybody. And he said, you know, this is a problem that has been created by the left, that Joe Biden opened our borders. And now I have to clean up the consequences of that.

36:24Take a look. Here's Tom Holman this morning from Minneapolis in his press conference. Here he is. I also want to remember the politicians are continually attacking us.

36:36Where were they the last four years when the number of women and children sex traffic went all-time high? Where were they when a quarter million Americans died from fentanyl come across the border? Where were they when women and children are dying making that journey?

36:57Where were they when over 4 ,000 aliens making that journey died, historic record. Where were they? Not a word. Now we're just trying to respond to what happened the last four years and keeping this country safe. And we're arresting a lot of public safety threats, taking them off the streets which makes this country safer. President Trump promised to make this country safe again. That's Tom Holman. Holman's very good. Holman's got four decades of experience. Over four decades, I think. of experience in both Border Patrol and ICE. Tom Holman started his service in the federal government under Ronald Reagan, and he has served every single president since then.

37:43Since then. Well, I guess he didn't serve Joe Biden. He wasn't working for Joe Biden at all. But he did work for Obama. He worked for Trump. And he was working for Trump again. He served under both Republicans and Democrats. Obama treated him nicely, gave him a presidential medal of freedom. You know, isn't that an amazing story? He did. But it was Obama's party who kicked open the borders. And one of the reasons he's amazing, there's many reasons. So let me let's let's run down the list. One is he's respected by law enforcement because he's risen from the lowest ranks up to the top. He's a guy who's been through it all.

38:16And anybody who's in law enforcement or in the military will tell you that those people, the guys who have done it, the grunt work at the bottom, all the way up to leadership, Those are the guys typically that get some of the most respect anywhere because, you know, it's not like they're pretending. They're not faking it. They know what it's like to wake up during those ungodly hours. They know what it's like to strap that gun and that badge on and go out to work. They know what it's like. The other thing is he knows how to demonstrate empathy because he actually has it. It's not he's not faking it like the left often does.

38:50He doesn't want the left to like he doesn't want people to be hurt. He doesn't want women to die. He doesn't want people getting messed up coming across the border. He's desperate to save people's lives. He wants American citizens to live. He wants ICE agents to live. He wants even the illegal aliens who are trying to make perilous border crossings not to do it for fear that they're going to die in the journey or be raped by the cartels. This guy is the real deal. So he goes into Minneapolis. He grabs Tom, grabs a tampon, Tim Walls by the shirt collar. And he says, we're going to fix this thing.

39:24And so here's the big news. this morning. Tom Holman told all these guys, you want us to draw down? You want our agents to leave? We will under one condition. You make us unnecessary. If you work with us, if you send us your bad guys when you get them into custody in these jails, we're not going to need all these people in Minnesota. We can draw down because we don't need huge teams of people to pick up bad guys in our country. So you want us to leave? That's the condition for it. Tom Holman's made it very clear. He says he's making progress. That's good news. That's very good news. And so let's grab them.

40:09Let's arrest these people. Let's get them out of our country. And let's force people like Tampon Tim Walls and lunatic Mayor Jacob Fry to actually work with the Trump administration. That's a very big deal. All right. We're keeping our ears open to the live situation we have here. The secretary is here now. All right. Joining us right now is the Energy Secretary of the United States, Chris Wright. Secretary Wright, it is great to have you with us on the show today. Thanks for stopping by, sir. You bet, Vince. Glad to be here. Let's talk about American energy, man. Here's the big thing that's on my mind right now and everybody's mind, I think.

40:48Venezuela. So the president of the United States takes out Maduro. He's in custody now. And we've got all this energy that has been pumped from Venezuela. And the president's in charge of selling it. In fact, you're in charge of selling it. He gave it to you. He said, Secretary, right, you're in charge now. Tell us what's happening here with all this oil and to whose benefit is it going? The oil is being sold. At least half of it will come here to the United States. And a lot of our refineries that were built in the 60s and 70s, they were specifically tuned to run on Venezuelan crude. When I was born, Venezuela was the third biggest oil producer in the world.

41:29United States was first, Soviet Union was second, Venezuela was third. So it's very beneficial for American refineries to have this restored flow of Venezuelan crude. Some of it's going to Europe and refineries elsewhere, all going to accounts controlled by the United States, which gives us tremendous leverage over the government of Venezuela to have them work with us to end the drug dealing, the criminality, the exporting of of arms and guns and kidnapping, all the indiscretions the United States has suffered. We're going to be able to bring that to an end, I believe, and reform Venezuela to the for the benefit of Venezuelans, the Western Hemisphere and most importantly for Americans.

42:08So the president said that this money is going to get to the Venezuelan people now, which is not what was happening before. We all remember like Venezuelans were resorting to eating zoo animals to survive the communist regime that they were living under. They still, of course, have communists in charge at the top. And the president was intentional about that because he's trying to keep the country stable. How do you make sure that that money gets to the people? What's what's the process there? So we control the accounts. And and so it's that money is sent out in increments for stated purposes.

42:42Oh, it's to pay the police officers. It's to pay the, you know, the civil servants. It's for food aid. It's for these things. So we'll see. But so far, the cooperation of the government of Venezuela has been very willing and very desirous. you know, you know, as you just said, things in Venezuela are not good. I think they see this as a possibility to make things go better. But a lot of that oil before was leaked out by rival power centers, by drug dealers, by gangs. Then since it was all sanctioned oil, they had to sell it at a huge discount. We're selling all of the oil on the real market at market prices.

43:19So it's a much larger flow of money now. So and then the money in terms of money for the United States in the midst of all of this. Venezuela, as this audience knows, Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro both stole American resources. America built the energy industry in Venezuela. All of that infrastructure was stolen by Hugo Chavez and subsequently Nicolas Maduro. Are those energy companies being made whole now by the proceeds from these sales? Not in the short term. In the short term, we've got to stabilize Venezuela, stabilize our control and relationship there. But I think a reformed Venezuela that has a growing economy and growing energy production, that's a Venezuela with the ability to eventually pay back the debts.

44:06A lot of those debts will just be returning assets that were stolen. They took that energy infrastructure, as you said, in those oil fields. And I think in a lot of cases, you'll see American companies just get that same field back and that infrastructure back and better commercial terms so they can actually make money producing oil and gas in Venezuela. And this helps keep gasoline and diesel and travel prices down in the United States. It'll create more job opportunities that energy comes up to our country as well. It should be a win for both countries. So how much has all of this affected China?

44:36Oh, go ahead. Yeah, of course, it'll be one more loss for socialism and communism that was just once again proved top-down control doesn't work. It just impoverishes people and strips of their freedom and opportunities. So the question is, how much has all of this impacted China? Because you can tell me more accurately, but my impression was that up to 90 percent of all of the illicit oil exports from Venezuela were going to China. And in fact, in Iran specifically, they send about 90 percent of their oil to China. So China's been very dependent on this illicit oil market to power its economy.

45:12What kind of impact has all of this had on the Chinese Communist Party. Now, you're right on both of those points, because both of those countries were sanctioned, not allowed legally to sell oil. So it was all black market oil sales. So basically, it allowed China to buy oil on the cheap. They were buying oil cheaper than Americans and the rest of the world was buying oil. That's no longer true from Venezuela. China can buy some of that oil, but they're going to pay the full market price. China did what they always do, which is to lend money, entrench themselves into Venezuela. In fact, the money, China paid a discounted price, and then on that discounted price, they kept half of it to start repaying back the debts that Venezuela owed them.

45:54So, Venezuela is shipping this oil over to China, and they're getting like$10 or$12 a barrel of cash going back to Venezuela. So, think about that. They were only getting half of the discounted price. So today, that cash flow to Venezuela is three times greater than it was before for each barrel of oil sold. And so for China in the short, well, they've got to pay market price now, and they're not getting all that oil going their way. That's a big global oil market. But yeah, this isn't a win for China. So wait, China was paying$12 a barrel from Venezuela. And what's the prevailing market price right now, something like$40 or$50?

46:30bucks? Yeah. I mean, the market price for oil is$60 right now. China was paying a$30 discount, which gets you down to$30. And then they were only giving half of that$30 to Venezuela, and they were keeping the other half to pay back the debts that Venezuela had racked up with them. And of course, there's transport costs and all that. So yeah, Venezuela was getting a fraction of the money that they are getting today. Yes. Okay. Let me ask you a big picture question about energy production around the planet. You know, obviously, President Trump was elected to help restore the American economy, and that definitely includes the American energy industry.

47:13But one of the things we've been talking about here and that I'm aware of is that the American energy industry isn't always thrilled with President Trump. They love that he's kicking all the regulation out of the way. But sometimes there's a sweet spot for oil prices. They kind of they want the oil prices to be just high enough that they're getting good profits out of it. But President Trump has been encouraging other countries, including Arab countries in the Middle East, to produce more oil. It seems that from my perspective that he's trying to get as much energy generated around the planet as possible because he thinks that's going to be an economic engine for the world.

47:46What is your view on that on this subject, Secretary? Right. What is President Trump's mission here? Vince, you said it just right. President Trump just instinctively gets more energy means more opportunity and more energy means lower prices. People say, oh, President Trump, he's doing things to help the oil companies. Complete nonsense. What does President Trump want? He wants maximum production, which drives price down, which hurts oil company profitabilities. When Democrats ask me about that, I'm like, Biden was fantastic for the oil and gas companies. He stood in the way of oil and gas production, but didn't do anything to change the demand for it.

48:26So what happened? The price was up. I was in the oil and gas business. Record profitability in my company ever during the Biden years. President Trump comes in. He's lowering the cost of production for oil and gas companies, as you said. That's good for them. He's opening up more lands and long-term opportunities for them. But his policies as a whole drive prices down. But he's got one constituency, the American people. He's not trying to help this industry or that industry. He's trying to help Americans. And lower costs are good for Americans. Lower costs are good for economic growth. Lower costs are good for reshoring of industry here.

49:01And if you reshore industry and create more jobs here, that's how you push wages up. He wants people to pay less and make more. Doesn't sound like too radical an agenda to me. No, it doesn't sound radical at all. But that kind of nuance, I think, needs to be heard because it so rarely is. So one other big picture question, and thank you, Secretary Wright, for being here with us on American energy. One of the things that we constantly hear talked about in local communities all across the country is when new things are being built that require energy, like data centers, for instance, it always creates a panic that we don't have enough energy.

49:36We don't have enough energy. How do we energize all of this? My impression is that President Trump is trying to encourage a lot of these companies to generate their own power plants. A lot of companies just basically create their own power and then put their excess power back on the grid, including things like micronuclear, like have power that these companies are generating. But I'm worried that our grid can't support the power that we need. What's the current state of play? How are things right now? You set it up correctly. President Trump, he wants oil production to grow, natural gas production to grow, electricity production to grow.

50:13That's been the problem in the United States. We've had an overly regulated electricity market. All these climate policies at the state level and under President Obama and Biden, we had national level climate policies. This forced the closure of coal plants, forced the closure of natural gas plants, spent hundreds of billions of dollars subsidizing wind turbines and solar panels and batteries around, which, by the way, don't work at peak demand. When it's cold and dark out, there's no solar power. And that's still cold air. There's no wind. So President Trump said, hey, we got to reverse that nonsense.

50:47He stopped the closure of 17 gigawatts of coal plants just in the first year we've been in office. If those 17 gigawatt plants had been closed, hundreds of Americans would have died over the last few days in this cold stretch, as we stress the electricity grids to the breaking point. There was a much smaller but intense cold storm a few years ago during the Biden administration. Over 200 Americans died in Texas because the electricity grid failed. This administration did everything we could, including 24 hours a day emergency orders during this cold spell to prevent large-scale failure of generation and transmission systems.

51:29We did have icing in Mississippi, Louisiana, and Tennessee that brought local power lines down. Everyone is scrambling to get those back up. But President Trump's agenda to source artificial intelligence and manufacturing in the United States does require the building of new power plants, but these will be natural gas power plants, nuclear power plants, operating existing coal plants. These will not only grow our ability to produce electricity, but ultimately will push the price of electricity down. The more wind and solar you build, the higher your electricity prices are going to be. The more gas and nuclear and coal you build, the lower your electricity prices are going to be.

52:08It's honestly that simple. And that's President Trump's agenda. Push down the prices, but enable us to win in the AI race, enable us to bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S. And OK, and then finally, Secretary Chris Wright, are you refilling the strategic petroleum reserve that's in your portfolio? Is that getting filled up again? So we are slowly filling it right now, but it's a challenge because you've got to get money allocated from Congress to do it. And it's not a politically popular thing to do. Apparently, it was very politically popular for Biden to rapidly drain it to try to drive down gasoline prices to do well in the midterm elections.

52:43Unfortunately, it did help him a little bit. But we have creative ideas. This is an administration of businessmen. We have some creative ideas where we're going to encourage oil production. and instead of using cash, we're going to have swaps that'll bring oil to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. President is passionately committed to do that. This is about our national security and we'll get it done. Oh, so you have creative options you haven't even announced yet to refill the SPR. That is correct. I may have leaked a little news there, Vince, but the country will hear more about it in the coming months.

53:14We have some creative ideas about how to get oil into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve without using any taxpayer dollars. Well, I can't wait to hear all about it. Thank you so much for joining us today, the Secretary of Energy. Everybody loves Chris Wright. Every time I hear about who's doing well in the administration, people say, Chris Wright's doing a great job. Energy Secretary, great to have you with us today. Thanks, Vince. Appreciate your show. Nice to talk to you, sir. There he is, the Secretary of Energy, still plugging away, breaking a little news there at the end that they're coming up with some creative cashless ways to refill that strategic petroleum reserve.

53:48if you heard the secretary say, the problem we have is Congress is required to cut checks. Yeah, Congress is a problem. We all know that. We talk about that a lot. As always, it has been such a joy to have you guys here with us today. We do have the big national radio show coming up. I've got a lot more issues to tackle today. Obviously, Democrats are threatening to shut the government down unless they can hurt ICE, which is par for the course. And we've got left-wing mayors across the country. They're all conspiring right now to thwart ICE as well. And, oh, of course, the big news from yesterday.

54:25How could we leave without admitting this? We've got to mention this. The person who, quote-unquote, attacked Ilhan Omar hit her with apple cider vinegar. It's a very dangerous thing, huh? Apple cider vinegar. I mean, it's almost like a free spa treatment that that chick got this week. Apple cider vinegar? Isn't that good for the skin? People apply it for, like, acne and all sorts of concerns. It's antimicrobial. It's a big deal. People love apple cider vinegar. You ingest it, it's good for your digestion. People take it because they want to lose weight with it. There's like a whole thing. Like, in the rank of things that you could be hit with while you're giving a speech, I think number one would be if somebody would throw a million dollars cash at me, just like, boom, right to the face.

55:15Okay, I guess I'll take that attack. Number two is apple cider vinegar, given its healing properties. It's amazing. And it's halal, too, by the way. So it wasn't even anti-Muslim or anything. What if that guy just has difficulty conveying his emotions? Maybe he was trying to help her, and he just came across as angry, but he was a hero. Medal of Freedom, anybody? I don't know. Anyway, the point is, apple cider vinegar, all is safe, and she got a free skincare treatment. That's the story. We've got so much more to do. The Vince Show comes up today, the big national radio show, thevinshow.com. You can check in there, get your local listings there.

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56:39As always, I'll talk to you tomorrow.