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going on with this yellow vests in France, okay?

The yellow vest protests.

Very interesting to me that it does seem that there's

as widespread support from both the left and the right.

And if you look at their yellow vest manifesto,

they're what they want, what they're calling for.

Are they calling on a rollback on immigration?

Are they calling on a reduction in taxes down to 25%?

No one person would be taxed more than 25%.

So there's a little left there

and there's a lot of right there as well, okay?

Which is fine.

I think that our revolution we should have here

should include left and right,

who are all getting screwed.

And I think we can have a mixture of capitalism

and socialism, you know?

But we got to arrest these guys at the top.

And I think the way the pathway to overthrowing

our system that we have right now

and bringing these people to justice

and bringing us economic, justice

and freedom and equality.

The path to that is a general strike

just like they're doing in France.

We all have to take to the streets

and we all have to join in a general strike.

That's where we all clog up the streets

and we all refuse to work until we are demands are met.

Now one thing is here and a lot of people out there saying,

well, these French, these yellow vest,

they're taking to the street.

The matter of Donald Trump even said,

they're chanting Trump, Trump, Trump.

Okay?

I haven't watched a lot of videos.

I have not heard anybody chanting Trump, Trump, Trump.

But even on Laura Ingram,

I listened to the Laura Ingram show in the morning.

Okay, on my way to school when I dropped my daughter

if it's school and she'd, they left to say over there.

Oh, these they're marching because they're fed up

with socialism.

They're tired of it over there

and they're calling for the end of socialism.

Well, we don't hear that either.

And I'm gonna play for you here

a little bit of what's going on over there.

And you're, I'll be right back if it is.

Oh, they get an idea, they get an idea.

What's going on over there in France?

And I got to tell you something.

First of all, anybody's telling you that these guys

are anti socialists, they're chanting

cop, cop, pee, pee, cop, at least.

Okay, well, you know, you know what?

You want cop, cop, pee, pee means, right?

You know, these are a poop and piss.

Capitalists.

Okay.

So this guy is a definitely anti-capitalist, okay?

And if you look at the crowds,

by the way, these crowds are huge.

I mean, when they're showing this video,

the video is just because they're all dancing

and smiling, they're very happy people.

And then they're looking around

in every different direction.

And there's like 10,000 people in every,

all down every street.

Okay.

And the reason one of the reasons why they're so happy

is because they know that the general strike works.

Okay, they know that this is a,

and a lot of them too are older people.

They're in their 60s and 70s and they're smiling

because they know that this works.

Okay.

And I got to tell you something else.

I'm encouraged by this, okay?

And I know this would work here in the United States.

We could bring them to their knees.

And I got to tell you something else too.

I was looking this up.

Did you know that 80% of all the countries in the world

have nationalized oil industry?

We are the minority that has privatized oil industry.

You know what they want in the other countries?

That's privatized oil industry?

Russia, okay?

Dictatorships, oligarchs,

they want that country to be privatized

and you're giving that money to their buddies.

200 billion dollars a year.

And profits in the oil industry.

There could be, there could be in your pockets

and in my pockets.

And the way of reduced gas prices, reduced the cost

and goods and services reduced across the board,

the greatest economic stimulus this country

would ever have seen in our, in our history.

People are smiling and marching down.

They're in a singing these songs over there,

friends, because they know that this works.

And we all know

every one of us knows deep down

that we have the possibility there is the potential

right now in our lifetimes.

To end poverty.

To end poverty worldwide.

To end homelessness.

200 billion dollars a year.

How many homes could you build for 200 billion dollars a year?

How about the eight million we give per day to Israel?

How many homes could we build for eight million dollars a day?

They're here in the United States.

Well, everybody was just take care of our veterans

before we take care of those caravanters, right?

By the way, we could take all the caravanters to.

Every problem we have on this Earth today

has a solution today.

Even disease and illness

could be reduced on such a grand scale overnight

with just basic healthcare,

basic health education, basic nutrition.

We know everything that needs to be done.

Now, why aren't these things being done?

And if we know how to do it, why aren't they being done?

Because of the greed of a few, of a tiny few,

we outnumber them millions to one.

But yet still the small group has power over us

and they're driven by greed, insanity, and evil.

They're not like you and me.

They've been brought up differently.

And we need to separate them and isolate them

because they're a danger to the rest of us.

They're far more of a danger to you and me than Michael Cohen is.

Okay, even though he is sort of one of them, you know?

Like there was something in these people and in Michael Cohen

that they were raised to believe that the greed

and selfishness is okay.

That it's an acceptable trait.

Some people would say it's an admirable trait

to be greedy and selfish and to want to hoard money

onto yourself.

Horde more money than you could ever possibly use

that you could ever possibly spend.

Every problem that we face on this earth today

could be resolved.

Disease, poverty, hunger, homelessness, war.

These are all things that we all want.

These are all things that every sane rational person wants.

And it's just a small few who want these things.

And it's up to us to use these tactics of these yellow vests,

to use these tactics of a general strike, you know?

And with some of the things they've translated for me,

we want a movement, a big movement of social change.

We want a big strike.

We all strike together, you know?

Things like, you know,

oh, anyway, it can't get any worse than it is now.

And a lot of people say to us,

okay, well, if we all strike, you know,

I mean, the people who run things

or all, you know, run through the streets

and, you know, we run through the,

run them into the jails, you know?

Which would be an easy ride for them.

And then everything will fall apart.

The society will collapse.

It really won't, everyone, the workers

will all go back to their job the next day.

Everyone will.

The world runs on workers,

on the labor of the workers,

the people who show up to work every day.

It's these leeches, these stockholders,

these people who say, I don't need to work.

I have a piece of paper that works for me

and will provide income for me.

These are the leeches.

They're not working.

They're not contributing anything.

We lock them up.

Okay, you know, and we're done with them.

It's like a cancer being cut out of society.

And then, you know, we begin educating our children.

For the future, we tell them

that greed is not a good trait to have.

Selfishness is not a good trait to have.

We do have to separate these people from their money.

We have to separate them from their power

and we have to isolate them where they can't harm people.

Okay, and in good decent living conditions,

we can't put them up in a house arrest.

Would I be happy with?

I'd be fine with it at this point.

Okay, but we need a worldwide revolution,

a reset, a reset of housing values and housing prices.

Maybe even some kind of restrictions on landlords

on home ownership, everyone should have home ownership.

That we shouldn't have one person be allowed

to own a home and rent it out to another person.

And because that's what drives the value of these homes

but the housing costs are astronomical

and they can't be maintained.

The economic conditions we live under right now

are intolerable, okay?

And they're not going to get any better.

They're only going to get worse.

We see more and more homeless on the street every day.

We see housing prices go up.

I was just talking about the other day.

I was driving when I see another medical building opening up.

But 20 years ago, we didn't have all these medical building

on every corner and every parking space is full.

And all these people need to go to the doctor constantly.

We'll be, you know, our health is diminishing.

Our sanity seems to be diminishing.

Our economic sustainability is deteriorating.

Our infrastructure is deteriorating.

These are all simple solutions.

We just have to get rid of the people who are obstructing

and preventing us from implementing these solutions.

And this can be done through the general strike.

Through these movements like the yellow vest

where people take to the streets

and say, we will not tolerate this any longer.

You are not allowed to do this to me.

You're not allowed to do this to my family.

So I do have hope when I see the yellow vest here

and everything that's coming out, okay?

And I hope and pray that it would catch fire

around the world because we could change things overnight

in our lifetime.

And the greatest failure of my life

would be to go to my grave

and think that in my lifetime

we just let all of this slip through our fingers.

It's right at the tip of our fingers.

And something as simple as nationalizing the oil industry

where $200 billion would be a year

would be circulated in this economy to workers

would change this and this planet overnight.

And just think too, it would also to reduce wars

and grids and conflicts around the world as well.

Listen guys, thank you so much.

And don't forget, we outnumber them 100 to one.

This is, we won this already.

We just need to get our act together

and grow some balls and tell them

they're not allowed to do this to us anymore, okay?

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information cases. Okay, everybody's watching on TV here. Oh my god. This whole

thing going on with this caravan coming up from Honduras. And I'm watching this.

And I'm now outraged like everybody else. It's just like this crazy situation that

don't take a guess, close the border, you know, Trump's closing down the border,

all this stuff. But I'm starting to look at this and I'm saying, you know what?

It just doesn't add up, man. You know, and I start hearing from people I know.

Now, our next guest is Yoli Castro. I've known her for five years. She's a

listener to the show, but she lives down there in Mexico. And we've had a

contact besides the show and this kind of stuff. So she's down there. She's an

eyewitness to what's going on. And she's going to give us her perspective on

what she's seeing and hearing and experiencing down their first hand from

someone we can trust because she's not an agent. She's not a cranker,

either. I don't think she's a right wing fanatic or even a left wing

fanatic. Or she might be an opera fanatic, but otherwise I think she's

pretty cool. Yoli Castro, are you there?

Yes, I am. And how are you doing? I'm doing good. Tell me what it's about

your stuff. Who is Yoli Castro? Well, I'm a Mexican citizen born in Baja

California. I went to school in Los Angeles. I had a student visa from

kindergarten all the way up to junior year of high school. And then I came

back home, which is Rosarito Beach, which is about, let's say, 20, 25

minutes from where all the chaos is going on. It's well known for the

Rosarito Beach Hotel, which is in the, you know, in the 20s and 30s was

famous for, you know, celebrities coming down during prohibition to

drink. And it's also an area well known for.

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Puerto Nuevo, which is where world famous for lobster.

Ah, very nice. I love lobster. I can't eat lobster anymore, but I

used to love lobster. So give us an idea. What are you seeing down

there? Well, it's a Mexican Greek tragedy. Is there a Hispanic

reject tragedies to say? We started hearing news about people, you

know, that there was a caravan coming up from Honduras. They came

in through the Guatemala and Mexico border. The broke through the

Guadalmónal Mexican border. And there is a wall there on that side.

You know, there isn't free roaming from Central America into

Mexico. There never has been, but in any case, so they started going

through, you know, Chiapas and all those different areas. And they

had been getting help along the way. You know, you hear different

stories, you know, of course, you know, everybody's heart goes

out to them and all that. But we would see reports that they were

giving them rides and taking food and water and all that. So I mean,

they had help. And then there, you know, there was a group in

Guadalajara. And the next thing we heard, this just like two

three weeks ago, that there were headed towards Tijuana. And there's

a little reporter here by the name of Alfredo Alvarez, who's

like all day every day, he's a television and print reporter. And

so he was, you know, he's updating constantly on this since

it started. And he reported when the first buses, they actually

rented buses and came in to play as a Tijuana, which is, it's

part of Tijuana, it's like what you call a burrow of Tijuana. But

it's along the ocean, whereas Tijuana proper is is not. And any

case, so when they came into play us, they came from South to

North, oddly enough, so they had to go through the play as if

Tijuana toll booth, which is the way you would go to go to go to

the to the San Diego border. In any case, you know, the first

guy bus stops, they get out of it and they ran around them all

through. And then they ended up in play us in some little park

area. And he was actually reporting that they were like some

200 something like that over 200. And so they were setting up

camp and they had actually rented a house via Airbnb at $200

over $200 a night for what I would assume were the main people

the organizers of whoever they were. And that apparently the

first group was like an LGBTQ group who stood up and they

actually had a symbolic wedding ceremony about 10 days ago and

but since then we haven't really heard about them and we've

had an influx of apparently the lake around 9,000 right now or

9,000 plus in the Baja California area, the majority of them

were concentrated in Tijuana. Well, let me stop right there for

second. Now you're saying that there's an LGBTQ group and the

leaders of this group are somehow involved in lending support

to this or they're organizing this caravan coming up. I think

they're like little different factions because I haven't heard

any reports on that particular group after the you know, the

symbolic wedding ceremony, they haven't really really been

reporting on them and the group is gargantuan now. Right. So

it's put out with a couple hundred. Now it's 9,000.

What do you know about how things were organized down in

Honduras to get this whole ball rolling? Well, oddly enough

there's the guy from the LGBTQ group is reportedly and they

gave his name and everything on the reports that he was from

he's a U.S. citizen and he is supposedly a student at Princeton

and he came. So you know, I guess his parents are from

Mexico and then the other guy who is also I've heard him his

name mentioned in other reports. I'm not just a local guy, but

and out of the United States as well, his name is

Iriano Mojica and he's with like public scene from tennis or

something like that. In any case, he's also a U.S. citizen of

the parents are supposedly also from Mexico. So these are not

organizers who are directly from Honduras. They went from the

United States down to Honduras and started I guess gathering

people together to get him to come across. Let's see, you can

look at my Facebook. This last guy, you can look at my

Facebook. And another name you mentioned here on the post you

put on my page was Roberto Flote. Flote. Okay. He's a guy

who's supposedly a Princeton student. Mm hmm. Okay, this is

fascinating. Now, what now let's look at the motivations

here and try and figure this out. Because why would some LGBT

liberal types from Princeton want to sponsor this kind of

thing right before the midterm elections where Trump can be

shown to be strong and stopping them. You know what I mean? It

doesn't it's kind of just a rile up the Trump base. And then

they kind of did rile them up and get them going. What would

who would be behind that? Not your average Democrat, not your

average leftist or liberal? Who would be want that? I have no

idea, but I don't know that it has anything to do with the

United States in particular. Oh, no. Okay. I mean, word A is

the last day of the presidency of opinion, yet tomorrow,

Lopez over a door comes in. You know, opinion, yet there

has done nothing, absolutely nothing. And why would he? I mean,

you know, this happens in the very last three, four weeks of

his presidency. So they've done nothing. Right. It's all local,

you know, city and state officials who have been, you know,

leading with the problem. We'll see what happens after

tomorrow. And what they're going to do. Supposedly, he, it was

reported that Lopez over there is promising, you know, to

give him work and in asylum and whatever. But it sounds to

me that the majority is not interested in that. They want to

go to the United States. But to what I can understand, they're

making money. If you look on eating their own mukekas, Facebook

page, they have comments from people, and this is back in

October, at the end of October, where they're saying that he's

making money off of this. And then the same, the other guy did

too. So I think these, you know, lower level instigators are

making money. I don't think they're, you know, the real heads

of the movement at all, and they can't be. I don't think it's

as I put in that post, I think something has anything to

prompt opinion, yet I think it's something way beyond that

because this is not something that's just happening in Mexico.

This is happening in this happened in Costa Rica. The Nicaragas

were going, you know, making a mass migration over to

Costa Rica. And the Costa Ricans were protesting. And I think

there were actually from the reports that I saw, this is back in

August, you know, I didn't know it at the time because you

didn't really hear anything about it. But apparently, there

were even some, you know, deaths due to the protest and all

that. And they were saying basically the same thing that

they're saying here, you know, it's not that, you know, and

basically what a lot of American citizens say is not that we

don't want the immigration, we just want legal. So they know

who's coming in, which, you know, makes sense.

Also to we're seeing reports over here that a little, that

the Mexican police are reporting that a little girl was

killed in this tear gas. Not sure. Not sure. That's a lot.

Okay. Now, there's a lot of lies that are being look, everybody's

getting lied to. Yeah, the migrants are being lied to the, the,

from what they're saying in the edges, there's a lot of lies

that are going around that nobody was killed. And also to

you know, you're in this post to the you sent me, you're

telling me that the migrants are being told, and these are

uneducated people for the most part, except for these

organizers. Right. And they're being told that the Russians

are coming to help them and the Iranians are coming to help

them. Yes, that the Russians are coming with tanks, that the

raisins are also coming to help them. They're being told that

there are, you know, 20 cities in the United States, you know,

Los Angeles, Chicago and New York waiting for them, that there

are 35 buses were just over the border waiting for them to

cross through, you know, they're being lied to. They are totally

in there being convinced that they will get asylum, that, you

know, that they just have to win it out to Christmas and then

Christmas area, but his heart will, you know, melt and that

they'll let them all in. Oh, my God, it's ridiculous. I mean,

none of these, none of the things they're being told are true.

This is part of the point. Good. Well, to the point that when

they, you know, all these people are being held in a shelter,

which is like an open air, like a baseball slice soccer field.

So it's open air. So they are literally, as of, you know,

yesterday, sleeping in mud and filth. And they had, you know,

two days ago, so they've been looking for another shelter where

they could keep everybody and where they would have, you know,

before they knew it was, you know, when the new was going to

rain. And so they found one that's in an area called Mariano

Matamoros, which is where they are now is like right up

against the international highway, which is right up against

the border wall. So the area where they want to take them, which

is a venue, big enough to house them all and have them all

undercover. They don't want to go because they're telling them,

if you go off into those buses, they're going to take you to,

they're going to arrest you and they're going to deport you. And to

the point where the Alfred Alvarez report of this morning was

reporting that a lady had gone and taken pictures of a nearby

jail. And and brought back the pictures and say that's where

they're taking you. And that's not true. You can see on his

reports, the place where they actually want to take them. And

then so far, they've started to move, but like out of all the

people, like only 700 were agreed to go immediately. So you

talk about all the rest of them are still sitting there in the

rain. They don't want to go.

Yeah, it almost reminds me of the whole thing with the at the

burn sanctuary up there in Oregon, when the Bundy Ranch people

went up there. And they were being told, oh, reinforcements are

coming. They're coming in, you know, the militias are coming to

help you. You know, they were being told all these crazy

stories. People are isolated. And they're being fed all these

crazy stories. But I don't think that's by accident. Now, what

would motivate someone to lie to these people and and have them

out there in the cold in the in the rain?

Because if they start moving them, well, one of the ideas is

is that that, you know, they start losing power and not not the

actual Hondurans or the, because they're not just in Honduran

there, El Salvadorans and Mollens and, you know, there are

people from other countries too. It's not just that. So there are

other people who are kind of, you know, not in the vast majority

of course. But they're being told the truth by the reporters,

by local citizens, by the cops. And they, they don't, at this

point, apparently, they're starting to become a riff between

the organizers as well. Because what the organizers are telling

them is not panning out. And, you know, what they're telling

them locally is, you know, and they're helping them with food

and shelter. And, but they keep agitating them. They're

agitating them. And, you know, and you know, like that thing

about the tear gas, well, how come nobody was telling anybody

that what they were throwing rocks and bottles at the order

agents first? Which, you know, I mean, neither side is, the

whole thing is tragic. But, but they're being told that they

will be let in. And they, and local people have told them

repeatedly, you, and they know they don't qualify for asylum.

That's the whole deal that a lot of them know they do not

qualify for asylum.

Well, and then, in the American press, the, the, what do

you think the American press is supporting this chaos?

I don't know. They, I have no understanding of that. I

mean, you know, it's one thing to want to, you know, help

people. It's another thing to undermine your own situation to

do so. I mean, here in Mexico, well, let me preach this way.

So then we started hearing, you know, oh, well, Mexico's

racist and, you know, Mexican is against the Hondurans, but

that's ridiculous. If you look at the videos, you can't tell

the Mexican from a Honduran. You know, we're all Hispanic. We

all have the basic same complexion. So, and it's not a

matter of racism. It's a matter of Tijuana is not set up for

10,000 people to live on the street. Guana is not set up to

employ that many people. So it's not a matter of not wanting

to help people are taking clothes and and put in and trying

the best to, you know, because there are kids and there are

women, but not what they're reporting other places where

they're saying that it's all women and children. That's not

true. The vast majority, three to one, if not four to one, are

men. Okay. Why they would say something different than what

it is. I don't know. That's that's the way the world is now.

You don't get the truth. Okay. So you're an eyewitness. Okay. So

now here in the United States, we're seeing, I guess these

photos are being staged and we're with the American press

because down there and they're they're focusing on women and

children. Well, yeah, they pick and choose what they want to

show. But and you're also saying to these photos where the

women and children are being run through the tear gas

doors as well. Well, look, we're going to cross and if you look

at Alfredo Alvarez's videos, I mean, he's got several a day,

you see if there's like a calendar, it's like the lake now in

the alley river. I was close to, you know, separate alley

river. Well, it is like I'm about to say twice. Okay. So it's

pretty big. So we cross, so let's say I go into into Mexico,

you would be driving by that. You wouldn't necessarily see it.

But if you like on the bridge, going back into the United

States, you would see the LA River. Well, this one is the closest

area to the border. So they were going down one side and running

up. And I mean, talking about, you know, I don't know if it was

dozens or hundreds or and but they were throwing rocks and bottles

and things like that. And that's when that that melee started.

But there were reporters, Mexican reporters there too. You know,

it's a look that they shot it at them. They were trying to get

them to back off from from the from the border wall. But they're

as I'll say again, they're being instigated. They're being told

that they're going to be let in and they had you had one person. I

think it was I can't remember was a man or a woman who was trying

to I think with a kid running through the border like between the

car trying to get across, which is I mean, anybody's ever crossed

that you want a border knows that that's just not going to help

them. But they're telling them that they can't and they at this

point, they have. And what they do is they send the women in front

and there's a video and everything I'm saying to you has been

recorded. So I mean, I've seen them. So they have a Tijuana police

officer telling a group of migrants of men saying you need to be

men. You need to not send your women and children in front.

You're not going to feel sorry for you. And if you attack them,

they're going to fight back. They told them that before that

happen, I believe. And so you can't be saying the women and

children in front. So what they're doing is yes, they're women

and children. That is true. But they're making it seem as if

it's the majority at its month.

What about within the migrants are are there predators within

the migrants that are committing crimes against other migrants?

Yes. Can you describe that?

Our fact there was a report this morning. This reporter was in

the shelter where they are currently situated now. They're

trying to get that out. They don't want them to stay there.

They're going to close it down because they can't be out in the

rain. They said they're living among in their sleeping in mud

and they're living in garbage. They're surrounded by garbage.

I mean, it's a lot of people are upset because everything is

filthy. I mean, it's just garbage everywhere. What they're

doing is because a lot of them were, of course, soaked to the

phone and blankets and all that. Now they're just making

piles of mildewy clothes and they're just waiting for people to

bring them more. But they were reporting and they were showing

the whole area where they have been sleeping and they have

10 set up and cardboard houses and that sort of thing. And

they were showing the porta potty. And they're saying that a

lot of the women can't go to the bathroom alone because they

have to go and, you know, because they get accosted. Another guy

was arrested because he beat his wife. Somebody else was

arrested because he was doing drugs right there in the middle

of all of them. So yeah, they're they are having problems

amongst themselves, but they're all like, you know, in one

little tiny area.

Okay, we had to take a little commercial break. Okay, so

might be about three minutes long. We can't talk to her in

the commercial break and you won't be able to hear it. But

we'll be right back. If the three minutes, we're talking to

Yoli Castro, who is someone I've known for a long time. Okay,

so she's the first hand I witnessed down there in Mexico. And

she's describing what she's seeing down there. And a lot of it

is what she's seen from the news down there from Alfredo

Alvarez has YouTube videos too. We can look him up on YouTube.

Yes, it can look up about Facebook. If you look about

Alfredo Alvarez, you'll find his Facebook page. Yeah, I'm

sure probably trying to get into with him too. Okay, we'll be

right back after these messages. We're talking about this

caravan coming up here. And what seems to be a lot of

exploitation going on from every different side, you know, every

different angle here. So we'll be right back with more of

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private investigator at operman. We're here with Yoli Castro, who's a

Mexican resident citizen. And she's telling us about what she's

seeing down there with these Honduran caravan. Now, one more thing I

wanted to ask you about this, what we see this this canal that

they were trying to run over, right? And here in the United

States, they're reporting that there was human sewage in that

canal. What do you know about that?

Well, only if they went to the bathroom there. No, it's a canal for

fluvial water. No. So it's always like what we call it storm drains here in

in Vegas. It's a storm drink now. Yeah, I would say that. Yeah,

it's exactly what it is. So when you see them running, you see them running

down one side and up the other. No, it's a fiber called correctly. It's dry.

It hadn't even rained for a long time. So there's no reason for there to be

water through that. No, you could see water. You could see water in the

videos. The ones that we're looking at with like small

puddles of water. I don't remember. I can't remember. Yeah, but man,

by six inches, eight inches of water. But the reporters here are saying that

they could smell human's human sewage in that water. Now, I know that water

smells because we have those canals here all over Vegas. And I know that

water smells, but we don't have human sewage at us. Maybe some dog feces

make it makes this way down there. Well, part of the problem is there's

aren't enough toilet facilities for 9,000 people. So they're finding

like bags of, you know, human excrement along the streets.

So I probably didn't smell like sewage. Gotcha. Okay, that makes sense too.

Now, what about people going missing in this group? This must be

rife for kidnapping, human trafficking, all kinds of stuff.

Not that we're that I'm aware of that it's happening here, but what they

are the or these supposed organizers are telling them is, for example,

there was a voluntary repatriation effort. And so that's the only thing

that the federal government provided was the plan to take them back to,

you know, their home. Yeah. And they're telling people, don't get on the

planes, don't get on the buses. People who've gotten on the planes have

disappeared, entire families have disappeared, which is patently untrue.

That is not that is not the truth. These people will volunteer to go home

because they, you know, some have figured out they're not going to get

anywhere with what was all of this. So they wanted to go home, but they're

they're filling them with fear and lies so that they stay where they are.

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Okay. And then I don't want to go to the new shelter. I mean, it has showers there.

It's a huge one that will house them all with, you know, it was worth and so they won't

won't be out in the rain, you know, place to sleep and, you know, more, um,

toilet facilities and where they are now that they don't have any showers.

And so it's like, I guess it was like for a concert venue or something like that,

but you know, well, why would we want to go there? You know, they're going to take us to jail or,

you know, why would we want to go there? Then we have to, you know, it's so far to come back here

and fill out our paperwork. So at this point, you know, they think that a matter of standing in

line that's going to get them across and then you have now, um, deposit there are 10 women who

are going to go on a hunger strike to force the United States to, um, you know, make the paperwork

quicker, which is, which is ludicrous. I mean, a lot of these things that a child wouldn't believe

them, but that's the thing because in any kind of group like this, a protest or, you know,

even a standing rock, things like that, yeah, rumors travel and it's this panic, there's chaos,

but normally there's, there's leadership, you know, that that is looking out for the group that

can, that the trusted leadership that can tell them, no, this is what's going on. And you know what I

mean? So that's not going to, there's, there's this info that the leadership is this info down there.

Yes, they're actually, you know, they're, yeah, they're leading them like flams into slaughter

because they're not going to let them in. They don't qualify for these, they're telling them,

don't show any paperwork, um, you know, don't give your real name. That's all right.

What's up? They're saying don't give your real name. Yes, the time, don't give your real name,

don't show your paperwork, don't do anything, you know, and then they're turning around and, you

know, blaming the immigration, the Mexican immigration and Dada Dada. And but that's, that's not how it

is. I mean, to, to, to anybody, I don't care if you're American or Russian or, or Honduran or

whatever you are, you come into United, to Mexico, legally, it's the same as United States. You've got

to show, you know, some form of ID, but specifically a passport. I mean, same thing for me to go into

the United States, but they're telling them not to show up because they're going to write down

their names and they're going to hand them to Trump. And then when time comes for, for their turn,

that he's going to deny them because they were in the group of agendas, which is, of course,

ridiculous. He's not going to know whose name is on there. I mean, the whole thing is ridiculous,

but that's what they're telling them and a lot of these people are believing it. Some,

you know, I guess have more of an idea that, you know, that that's not the case, but they're

going to see, you know, what happened. And so that's where they are. I mean, they,

you know, this is not about the Mexican immigration. It's not about it's what they're being told.

I mean, this didn't happen when the Haitians were here. I mean, they were, you know, thousands

over here when they were trying to get into United States after, and I mean, they, I mean,

if anybody qualified for asylum, or they had, you know, their country was destroyed and then,

you know, was looted by the Clinton. So, and they didn't get in, and a lot of them worked here. I

mean, they, you know, they would work at the local car wash. They were working everywhere,

but it was an entirely different situation. A lot of them stayed and got jobs and started

businesses. And, you know, when guys write in a book, I mean, it's, it was an entirely different

situation. Okay, we need to do it. It was different. We're not aware of this whatsoever. Okay,

the first I heard about 3000 Haitians down in Mexico is from your, your message to me. Now,

how would 3000 Haitians be able to make it from Haiti over to Mexico?

On that particular, I don't know, but if I'm not mistaken, and I cannot remember the exact date,

but they were trying to get into United States. I remember hearing on one of your shows as a

matter of fact, that there was some guy who was at the, in New York, I believe, and he was protesting

against Hillary Clinton. There was a group of Haitians or there was not YouTube,

but they were protesting against Hillary Clinton, asking about where the money was if they'd

collected for the Haitians and all that, and they hadn't done anything. And then if you listen to

to, who was it? You did the interview with James Ortelle? James Ortelle, yeah, and also

backer, the woman backer, Kathy backer, I think we're doing this. Yeah, and so they were,

you know, I'll talk to Pat Howell. They never got a dime. They didn't build the thing, and,

you know, and all these people were, were, were on dire straits. And so they were, you know,

I think I was, I was 3000 Haitians who were at the border trying to get into United States.

So I kind of want to say it was around this time, a year, two years ago, but in any case,

they didn't get in, of course. So a lot of them ended up working and living here in,

in the Tijuana Rosarita area. And look, the only reason you can tell that they're here, that

they're not Mexican is because they're black, we're not. So, you know, that's it. Other than that,

they might as well be Mexican. There's, there's, you know, there's no, it was,

you know, they blend it in very well. I mean, they, they, they have done it. Okay, here.

It's not an agenda. There isn't an agenda that I brought 3000 Haitians there to

agitate and cause problems. Okay. Now, now, you're telling me about this guy. This yellow

dog, a self proclaimed Honduran reporter. What do you know about yellow dog? What's the story

with that? I hadn't heard, I never heard of him. I heard him in one of the reports from Alfredo

Alvarez. And I looked him up on his Facebook page and he's a Honduran and he's not reporting,

he's agitating. And he's one of the ones who's telling him that, you know, they have to let you

in. I think you, I might be in him in the one who was telling us the Russians were coming and that,

you know, everybody was behind him and they're waiting for them in the United States and all this

sort of stuff, which is, you know, fatally untrue. And he is out of Honduras. From what I can see,

he is, he is coming from Honduras as opposed to the other guys are coming out of the United States.

So, I don't know, I, you know, supposedly they're all, you know, social justice warriors or whatever

they are, but they're, they're not, this isn't any kind of justice for anybody. I mean, it's really,

look, on both sides of the border, they're saying that they're, they're, they're losing money about,

like over $5 million a day, which I would bet that it's more than that, just on commerce.

Right. That's just on commerce. So, you know, and I would guarantee it's more than that. And then

that, for example, in the, in the United States, they report that the border is closed. Well,

there are three different borders that you can cross. So, the San Ecedral border is once Otis,

another one, and then Ducati is another one. And then you still got another one in Mexico,

it goes over into Calexico. These three go into San Diego County and the other one goes into

Calexico. Yeah, but if you walk across that, that, that, you want a border, you know, for, for lunch,

you know, you go, of course, shopping, you know, go drinking at night, and they close down that

border. You can't walk down into the next border, you know what I'm saying? No, you can't,

when you can't, when you see a lot of Americans who live here and work in the States or, you know,

they are opening the border. It's not like it's closed down for 24 hours. They're opening it.

They're closing it, you know, it's several hours time, especially when they have, you know,

they have a massive group trying to, you know, run their way through, then they were closing it down.

But I mean, we're talking about hours at a time, but it is slowing down the traffic. So, you know,

normally a 30-minute borderway is now three hour borderway. So, let's get into, let's get into,

right now, let's get into the whole thing because you're a businesswoman down there, you're on a

business, and you have a, that special passport to go back and forth and travel back and forth

across the border at will any time you want, right? Yes. Okay, so now, how would it, if they

would stop building a wall down there, how would this affect you in your business?

I have, I don't see how it would affect me in any way. It doesn't prevent me from crossing into

the border. If I want to go by the supplies in the United States, I could, it wouldn't affect me.

I mean, it's like, let me put it to you this way. If you and I were neighbors and you all

have a sudden build a wall around your house, how would that affect me? I knock on your door

and ask to come in and you give me permission and that'd be it. So, if I, you know, want to cross

legally, what's the problem? I can cross legally. I don't care if they build a wall. I'm never

going to climb the wall anyway. So, I mean, the only reason that people would be upset of the wall

because it's that, you know, you're preventing an entry other than the one that's, uh, that's allowed.

And, you know, I don't see how it affects anybody. Well, what about, because, you know,

I haven't been down to that border and been crossing back and forth across that border since the 80s.

Okay. So, I know it's a totally different situation, but I know back in those days, there were

people down there, especially in Arizona, they had ranches and their property was on both sides of

the border. Do they still have that? Um, and those people, there was dirt, there was dirt roads and

stuff done by those ranches and you just pass, you pass back and forth. Well, yeah, but that's why

you get all the knuckle trafficking back and forth, too. Oh, yeah.

We're on through. There's this one guy who has a runs there. Yeah. And there's this property

all the time. So, are they, you know, I think it's in Arizona. So, if they're trafficking drugs or

trafficking people or whatever it is that they're doing, both they got, you know, when they got an

open door there, but, you know, they also, a lot of people die in the desert. Yeah. A lot of people

are murdered in the desert. A lot of people are raped in the desert. So, I mean, you know,

I mean, you know, it's, it's a risk to go across the border period. I mean, if you're not going

leaving, of course, it's a risk. I mean, what, you know, I wouldn't do it. If I couldn't cross,

I would go and just story. I mean, what is it? What is there that I couldn't get here? And I,

and yes, people want a better life and I understood, but I personally have about, I'm going to say,

almost 20 relatives who have immigrated legally. I've got one who's about to become an American

citizen. So it's not that it's impossible, but you know, the thing that is frustrating to me is that

nobody mentioned that in order for me to be able to get a border crossing card, first I got to get

a Mexican passport. So in order to get that Mexican passport, I have to have a voter, a valid voter

voter ID card. And to get that, I have to prove that I don't have any criminal charges against me,

that I can show that I'm an upstanding citizen, that I can show that I have proof of residence,

and all that sort of good stuff, and that I'm gainfully employed. Okay, great. So then I get my

Mexican passport, then I go apply for a border crossing card. You know, it's not a problem.

Obviously, they don't want to take somebody in who doesn't have a job, who they, you know,

can't really know who you are. I mean, it's not like, you know, everybody's findable here.

Let's put it that way, you know, they got, they want to know who you are, and I don't see

anything wrong with that. You know, they're at the beginning, they were saying that these people,

they didn't have any diseases, there were a couple cases of months or measles or whatever it was,

which was no big deal. Now they're starting to report where there are some cases of TB and HIV and AIDS.

So, I mean, what are you to do? That's, you know, before we get to that, you're saying, though,

that before you can get that border crossing card to entrance United States, you have to get a

whole list of paperwork from the Mexican government to get permission to leave Mexico.

Absolutely. You started to go into Italy or wherever in Europe, you have to have a passport.

Same thing here. I have to have a passport. The Mexican passport allows me to travel any place in

the world except United States. But for that, I just get a border crossing card. And that

border crossing card allows me to go, you know, all the way up to San Clemente without any kind of

permit. I'm allowed to stay there 48 hours. If I want to go pass San Juli or pass San Clemente,

and I want to stay two weeks or whatever, you go to the border, you know, the immigration

office at the border, the US immigration office, you ask for a permit. Usually, if you ask for

a week, they give it to you for a month. I mean, it's not that difficult. Right. And there's

thousands, there's tens of thousands of people probably who have that daily border crossing card

that do business. We live in United States or live in Mexico. They do business back and forth

across that border every single day. Yes, exactly. So I mean, but they, but there is a standard. So

they're saying, okay, but we want to know that you're not going to come over here. You're not

going to be burned on the, you know, on, on, on, on our country. We have the same kind of rules.

In order to get you a Mexican visa as a foreigner, you have to bring your US passport. You don't have

US passport. You, you're not going to be illegally. You have to go, you have to show six months worth

of income to begin with. You have to show, you have to provide me. If I'm going to, you know,

work on getting your Mexican visa here, you're going to have to bring me six months worth of

bank statements that show that you have a minimum amount of, I think it's a $1,500 a month

and on average that you're being that you have your own means by which you will be able to support

yourself. And then you have to bring your, you know, US passport and then you go through, you know,

regular forms and stuff like that. So, I mean, you know, and you do that every year until you

can either acquire permanent residency or, you know, you go, I mean, that's the way it is.

As a tourist, you're allowed to stay here for like a week or so. It's something like that, but

for a month, I believe. I know, up to six months, but just that you stop at the border and you

ask for it. You can't go south. Let's say, let me put you just like, I can't go south into

Mexico City or wherever driving without some sort of, you know, they want to know what

checkpoints. Yeah, there's checkpoints. Yes, absolutely. Now, then when you bring up the topic

about how these migrants now that are living out there and then the open are now getting sick

with all kinds of different diseases. Well, what I was originally reported that they didn't,

because they had the health department had set up, you know, like a, you know, an area of

intentions where they were taken care of them. And at that point, they checked, I think, I know,

almost 2,000 people, but now they're 9,000. And apparently, there are, this is what's reported.

I don't know how many cases or how sexual it is, but you would have to assume that there are

cases of TV, HIV and AIDS, I mean, you know, which TV, the TV is the most concerned because that's,

you know, contagious. But, but then you've got like a last night, there was a little kid that they

had to rush them off to the hospital because he was having an asthma attack, but they're sitting

there out in the rain. And, you know, they're all soaked. They don't have any clothes. I mean,

you know, at this point, they were given clothes all along the way, but apparently they were

dumping them because they didn't want to carry them. So then when they got here, you know,

they had the clothes that they had on their back and then people were taking them clothes, but now

you see pile, pile of clothes and along the shelter, you know, where they're just, they're dumping

it's garbage because now they're all, all molding. So right, you know, probably, you know,

the hiding, as I said, they're sleeping in mud and filth. So, you know, that'd be good for me. You

know, doing them far away, but I mean, yeah, I'm alone, just people in the shelter,

they're starting to wander each other. You know, okay, he's not some people. You know, I think

the last time it was like $1,000,000, they went to test trips down to the border to put some

barbed wire and had to use the product for me with their gym down there with their cell trucks

and rolling on their budget. They've seen the medics that don't smoke over the town with these

trucks. And you know, there's 10 cities in the industry that comes with them. So it's not a

shortage of money to take care of these folks and set them up in some kind of way, right?

Well, yes, but that's in the U.S. Here, it's a different story. Here, the city of Tijuana and

the state government are taking care of it. So now, for the new shelter, they're paying somewhere

along, I'm going to say $1,000, $1,000 a month for the shelter. And I might be wrong on that.

It might be more than that, but that's just off the top of my head. I's probably more than that

because it's a huge place. But in any case, so the city's paying for that, you know, then they've

got to give them food. And I mean, there's a shortage of money in the state. I mean,

look, California is pretty much like California is that, you know, they don't have the funds.

They aren't paying the teachers. The state and state teachers are not getting paid. And so,

you know, of course, there's anger over that. You're not taking care of us, but now everything,

all our taxes are going towards this where, you know, so it is causing a lot of problems. At

some point, this is just going to, you know, boil over. Tijuana can't afford either to handle

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know, I hope it's not true, but they're they're telling them that they're going to bring another

15,000 in January. So imagine if we've got, you know, over almost 25,000 people.

From what I understand that there are, yeah, there are other caravans gathering, you know.

Yeah, they're trying to destabilize United States, or they just trying to wreak havoc in all

the Central America, because this is going on in other countries that nobody's talking about them,

you're talking about it. And what the Honduras, the Hondurans have said, or the Central Americans

have said, is there's a lot of operating time. Well, you know, there is here, too.

Mm-hmm. So a lot of us need a minute. We've got as many of you who are hydrated, you know,

we do jobs who don't infrastructure who are living without electricity and water. Same situation,

but, you know, why is this all content trading on, you know, on the Hondurans, but of course,

it's the time we know. I can't if you're being that one hungry and let them start or, or, or,

you know, die of illnesses, and that either those kind of like heartless, but, you know, why they

didn't stop them at the southern border, I don't know. They had a lot of help along with it.

I mean, there were videos of, I believe, Arbitrux giving them right. So, I mean, this was,

this is, this is beyond, you know, anything local, or I don't think this is even in the end,

have to do anything with, with our president, your president, or the hundred. I think this is

something else is going on. Army trucks from what country?

From our country. Oh, really? I'm by cops and here in our country,

some eyes and, you know, they got buses. I mean, they were at what they were in Guadalajara,

and then all of a sudden, they all started heading to Tijuana for some reason. If they

believed that it would be easier to cross over here, then it was over there on the, you know,

on the eastern border. So, I don't know. Okay. Now, is there any information about

that? Because these people were poor to start with. Did they have any funds when they first,

were they being charged money by these organizers? Were they raising money down there when they

first started? Do we know anything about that? There's actually a video of, and I don't know if it's,

I assume it's here in Tijuana. I don't know who it is. They all have the same t-shirts on of

these guys, handing out money to women and children. So, that was another thing. I thought,

well, how are they getting, you know, how are they getting pesos or dollars to pay for anything?

Because if they're fine stuff at the stores or food or whatever,

you know, we don't have the same currencies. So, where did they get the pesos if they,

you know, do an exchange? If they have any, do an exchange. Somehow, they're getting them,

you know, some service applies. Some people have started to work, you know, they've hired them

in like, you know, little local stores and things like that. So, you know, but that's not the

majority of the majority, which is just sitting there standing, sitting on the street all day.

So, they're not doing anything. I don't know. They had to have had, how did they feed them the

entire way? You know, they're, they're being fed here, but I mean, it's not like it's, you know,

it's not like it's a lobster dinner. You know, they're doing what they can. It's rice and beans,

and you know, whatever is, you know, readily available. I mean, they're trying to give them, you know,

nourish them as best that they can, but if, you know, you're talking about 9,000 people,

that's difficult thing. So, I don't know how they're getting money, but, you know, I don't know,

some of them have money to buy drugs. They're, we've seen, you know, with the reporter of people

come up to him drunk, so they've got money for liquor, they've got money for drugs. Your guesses

is good in mind. Did they bring it with them? Did they buy it here? Not only knows.

And, and now this is being covered in the media down there every, because right now it's,

we're talking about another thing on TV here now in the radio. It's very little, in fact,

the only, the only people covering this right now are the real heavy racist, Laura Ingram,

that type, you know, the people who, who focus on immigration in, you know,

and in Mexico, those two are to talk about this now here. Every day, don't give you this. That's

the only problem, right? Well, no, no, no, I mean, look, please, and, you know, we could say,

you know, look, I can't speak to any phrase. And as I said, you know, we're all Hispanic. I mean,

you know, we're the same race. So it's not a matter of, I would say it's more of a thing of

nationalism, if more than anything, they're not trying to isolate them. They're just not feeling

of superiority. In a lot of it is the attitude. It's the attitude. And even the reporter said,

you know, he said, if you, if you let yourself, you could, you know, being among them and talking

to them, you could become angry because, you know, a lot of them are very aggressive,

which is not to say the whole group. That's, that's not the case, you know, but, and, and,

and as I said, they're being agitated and, you know, they're being whipped up into a frenzy. So,

but I mean, some of them, you know, there've been, I, and I've heard them on the, you know,

on videos say that, you know, they're going to burn, you want to down and, and everybody gets in

the way that just they're going to go after them. And, you know, so, and it's just the, I'll tell you

one of the major complaints, which is, it's kind of funny, but it's not. A lot of the comments

that you see in his videos is, why aren't they cleaning up after themselves? And it, never mind

the streets. I mean, just inside the shelter itself. I mean, it, it, it, there was a video that he

put up today where he showed how they're all sleeping and living. And there is garbage everywhere,

everywhere. I mean, it's not like they, you know, grabbed a pile of garbage and threw it in a corner.

No, no, no, if they're sleeping amongst that. But okay, but let me ask you a question.

Even a group of young violent men here in the states and stuff like that, you got 10,000 of them,

okay, they're unarmed. A small riot police can turn them back and contextualize them.

You know, why? How come, you know, there has to be something more going on if the, if the Mexican

riot police were not able to stop this group? It's not a huge group. Well, no, they have,

they have stopped them. They've, they've, they've fought them back and, and, and, and, you know,

but I mean, you're talking about a huge area. I mean, you could have a throughput over, I mean,

you're talking about miles. You know, there's, the border is, you know, they, and part of the

problems that they all got, they were trying to end it up in, in their cargo area. So they got lost.

And, you know, so they have been able to keep them from, from, from getting to the border,

you know, crossing the border. But I mean, you're talking miles. There's just, there's no way.

The, from, let's say, from where the actual border is, if you go all along the international

highway, that's miles and miles and miles of, of, of, of, of border. There's, there's, you don't have

to have an army. And I didn't think I'd, you know, you still talk about miles. It's ridiculous. So,

but they're not very well organized to begin with. And they're trying to climb the fences and,

you know, I mean, one woman fell and impaled herself. And again, you know, you know, and they,

you know, of course, they, you know, took care of her and all that. But I mean, you know,

they're putting themselves at risk and they're running with their kids. And I mean, it's just,

it's, it's awful. It's just a terrible situation. It's a terrible situation. So,

who's ever, whoever is in charge of these people is, they're not organizing them very well.

They're, they're not taking care of them. They're not meeting any of their needs at all in any

way, shape or form. So, you know, yeah, it's a terrible situation. But this isn't by accident.

This is, you know, seems to be by design. You know, okay. There's just no way that this

happened by accident. Yeah. The Hondurans would never have had the football or the knowledge to do

any of them. Right. Okay. Listen, we're out of time. What do you want to leave us with in one minute,

or two minutes? You don't have anything you want to plug, right? I know that.

Then what do you want to leave us with the other? What I would like to tell you is that, you

know, and I wrote this in the post, you know, there's a lot of reason to put their money where

their mouths are. You know, all the crying and the, and the gnashing of teeth over the poverty

stricken, you know, central Americans, I agree. But you know what? Everybody pony up a million

and let's put that to building housing and schools and let's make their country better.

Even if they let 9,000 people into United States, that is not going to help Honduras.

They're still going to be 9 million who are hungry and poverty stricken. So, you know,

letting them across the border, which they're not going to, is not going to do anybody in the end,

any really good. And they don't have any skills to begin with. So, you know, the majority of them,

so what are they going to go do? How are they going to live? How are they going to survive? And

in all honesty, even if they got jobs and all that, they were lucky and, you know, and that would

be great. How much could they have every month to send home? I mean, that's a fact.

Yeah, you know, it's so true. A little bit of American money goes so far down, you know,

when you get down in the South of the border. One of the churches I'm involved with here has an

organization where they go down and they provide these pumps, these filters, these water filtration

systems. So, the people can drink the water, you know. A little bit of money. It's only a little

bit of money and it makes such an impact on these small towns down there. Hey, but, Yoli, thank you so

much. Whatever you come up with, you can see down that they want to send to us a report that was

please continue doing so. Okay, thank you so much. I sure will. Thank you. Thank you, Yoli.

It's an old friend, Yoli Castro down there. She's been with the show for a very long time,

so thank you so much, Yoli. Thanks. You have a good one. You too. Okay, I'm going to play a little

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this isn't someone with a political agenda or whatever like that who's contacting me saying,

hey, let me come on a show and spew hatred and all this kind of stuff here. What she's seen first

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was tugged when I saw these images too and right away I fell into my little program

to respond. But then I just started taking it and I said, yeah, this is a, these pictures do look

staged, you know, and a lot of stuff does seem staged and some pictures were taken out of context

and things like that as well. And I started, what group would want to do this right before the

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877-9867-771. Okay, we just recently did a show about this immigrant caravan coming up from

from Honduras, passing through Mexico with Yoli Castro. Now, while this controversy was going on,

another Facebook friend of mine, Ricardo Teneri, I was commenting as well because he also lives

down there any area where this is going on. So these are local first-hand eyewitnesses giving us

their take on it. They have different perceptions of what they're seeing and what they're experiencing

down there in Mexico. So we invited Ricardo Teneri. Once again, he's a long-time listener of the show

and a long-time Facebook friend. So this is another guy. He's not like a plant. I'm pretty sure. I

guess I'll find out a little bit more as we talk to him. But Ricardo Teneri, are you there?

I'm here, Ed. Thank you so much. Just tell us what the bench is up. Who is Ricardo Teneri?

Well, I'm 65 years of age and I was born, raised and educated in San Diego, California. My parents

have since passed on. My mother was European-American, mostly a Irish ancestry, and my father was Mexican.

And my dad's parents were mostly Mexican Indian origin, which is what I identify with the most.

As far as my academic and professional background, it's in clinical medical psychology. Since the 80s,

I've worked part-time in clinical settings. And also full-time is a workers' compensation

AOE-CEOE specialist during California P.I. and insurance and industrial agencies.

Interviewing claimants, employers, supervisors, and other staff regarding industrial injuries.

Also claims for work environmental stress, which is my primary specialty in relation to my

clinical background. And asked for a political civil and human rights activism. Since the late 70s,

I've primarily been involved in indigenous issues. Regional US-Bexico-Border migration

and immigration issues and the LGBT issues. From 1991 to 2003, I was a volunteer home busman and

steering committee member of the San Diego Office of the American Friends Service Committee,

the US-Bexico-Border Program, which is a national society of friends or a quaker,

a peace and social justice organization. And almost simultaneously, I was a volunteer home

busman and assistant director of the by-national center for human rights here in Tijuana,

which was founded and by and is still directed by social anthropologist,

Richard Clarco-Faro, who was also currently a professor in the Department of Latin American Studies

at San Diego State University. I've been a resident of Tijuana since 1990 and have been

semi-retired from everything that was past several years as a cross-take cancer survivor.

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Responding to basically what you and Julie had a conversation about,

there were apparently some some open questions. And one of them was, you know, how did this all start

and who's basically sponsoring these caravans? Well, it goes back to an organization that's been

around for about 15 years, a financial organization called Publice Infantettis, which is an NGO

sponsors migrant shelters in the systems and they've actually been leading caravans

from Mexico and Central America during that time. It hasn't been a real publicized.

And that's basically behind it. There was a rumor that because latest caravans,

typically from Honduras, they're the immediately reported that there was money being

hand out to the migrants on the way up after they crossed in Guatemala and up to Mexico City.

And the rumor about that was that it was an opposition political party from Honduras,

sponsoring that to make the existing political party and government power look bad.

But also the Void We'll see from terrorists and also have funds and

was able to provide some funding and assistance on the way up.

Well, let me ask you this. Then down in Honduras, Honduras, how is this organized?

Like, how do these people know that this is about to come about? How do they know who to contact?

Is it word of mouth or their ads in the newspaper? What goes on?

You know, I don't know exactly. In your interview with Julie, the name of Roberto Flulty was brought up.

A KCNK was a transgender person who went up with the caravan from Mexico City.

That person is a doctoral student at Harvard,

and he's not anthropology. And she has gone down there and probably know more precisely

how it was organized in Honduras. But you know, there's also a lot of

about three-quarters of the migrants in Honduras, but then the other one-quarter,

picture of the Salvadorans, the Guadalamanans, the Hannibal, the Nicaraguan,

but the word spreads in Central America. But that's basically in a general sense I was organized.

You mentioned this

Roberto Flulty as a transgender.

Julie was mentioning too about that these organizers also too. They staged a same-sex

wedding down there in Mexico, because there's something in the news about that right now too.

There was a big, are these the same people, the ones you see in the news?

Yeah, after they arrived into one, I believe it was into one of the

performed a communal symbolic same-sex marriage ceremony. They weren't actually legally married.

Inocated Baja California, persons of the same gender can marry, although it's a more

bureaucratic process than it is for heterosexual couples. But this was just a symbolic ceremony.

Okay, and I find it interesting that because these are two separate stories over here.

Over here, we have the story of the same-sex wedding happening, and they don't mention that these

are the same organizers of the caravan.

You know, I'm not sure who organized that wedding. I'm familiar with the

local LGBT organizations here in Tijuana. They didn't really have anything to do. I think it was

again, someone, people who were involved with Fable See from Terrorists, and perhaps for Brinco's own.

Okay, okay, that's a long question of you. Now, what about all this stuff we're seeing about

this crossing with the tear gas and stuff? What can you tell us about that? How far do you live

from there? I live six blocks from the border. I live in an elevated neighborhood. I can see the

border from my window. On that Sunday, when the

stampede, if you want to call it, or rush to the border, it plays like I could see it

so much from my window with binoculars. Customs, U.S. Customs and Border Protection was

well prepared. They had drills prior to that, and they got concerted to wire up around the

port of entries, and again, they had drills, and then when they tried to cross over the fence,

they would prepare the tear gas. We'll give them off. And what about the rock throwing

from the migrant side? Has it been reported down there widely? Like, I witnessed this to see this?

Well, over the years, there's always been rock throwing incidents over the border, mainly at

border patrol units, meaning the part of Mexicans along the fence all the way from Texas to

California. And so there may have been a few rock throwers among the crowd there.

I certainly wouldn't dispute it. Okay, and then what about this? You hear these stories about

that they were putting the women and children in front, and that there were staging photo

opportunities? No, that was nonsense. Okay.

Demend mainly, love the Vanguard and adult women.

Okay, I had another question for you, but it slipped my mind.

Actually, I got a staffed for you as of the first of December here in Tijuana. These are

rounded out figures. We've got, these are, age 18 older men, 3800, women, 1100,

boys, 550, girls, 500, and then 125 miles east of here in the Baja Capital, the Mexicale.

They're about 700, but the migrants, no, gender and age-breaking.

Okay, the organizers, do you think the organizers are politically motivated?

The original organizers, of course, in Central America seem to be as far as after they

crossed into Mexico. I believe it was just more of an NGO social justice issue with

Peoples in Fronteras and other migrant rights organizations, social justice and both

U.S. and Mexico, and it was touched upon in your interview with Jolie. The first migrants

to arrive in the Slay's Caravan were about 75 members of the LGBT community from Honduras,

Salvador, Guatemala, and they turned out to be sponsored by a group of immigration attorneys

in the U.S. I assume they might be associated with the LGBT law organization,

immigration division, and they've paid for their transportation in long haul

greyhound like buses up from Mexico City, too, too, if you want to, they pay for that,

and then they rented a house and the Yupsky old place, if you want a neighborhood,

goes to a neighborhood here, which is available for rent by the week, and they put them up there,

some of the neighbors down there got upset about it, some of the people in the neighborhood tend to be

quite when conservative or branded and brothers uniformed, and one of the reasons I was done

is because when it comes to Latin America and migrants refugees, actually it's LGBT people,

particularly trans people who have the best chance of getting asylum, and the reason for that is

in Latin America, particularly Mexico and Central America, there's still a lot of discrimination

and employment against trans people, who trans 20, 24, 7, those don't want to work as sex workers,

usually limited to working in gay bars or the nightclubs or nightclubs that have

transvestite shows, that's those who can't afford to become self-employed,

it's very difficult, here in Tijuana I've known three Mexican trans women who gain asylum

or not living in California, on the other hand I know another trans woman who has a university

degree in engineering, there's 24, 7s of trans, and she was fortunate enough to get employment as an

engineer and a progressive owned large tech company here in Tijuana. Now would that be grounds for

asylum in the United States, do we recognize that as a legitimate need for asylum if you're LGBT,

if you're trans? Yes, so over the years and then over the past decade or so there have been a lot

of trans people from Mexico and also a group of barely used to gain the asylum because it's been

difficult for them to find employment and again certain parts of Mexico and other parts of

Latin America, there's a lot of social discrimination as well and harassment and violence.

Okay, so then at least for this portion of the group, you said 75 over so people? Yes.

Okay, so then for at least for those 75, it's a no brainer, they're definitely going to get

asylum, they qualify, they should be accepted in with no problem. Why would this group choose to

mix in with the other group who are questionable that may not qualify for asylum?

Well, because I assume that when they organize, when they start it out in Central America,

yeah, like last May, here in Tijuana, a smaller cure of an arrived local LGBT organization

set up booths near the Chapparel, Ted West, Border Crossing, where they had gathered offering

assistance. And so you have LGBT organizations, regional ones, some fighting and

additional assistance and special assistance for the for that community.

Okay, this is fascinating because up here north of the border, we hear nothing about this

element of the LGBT community whatsoever. Nothing, no mention, it's all women and children,

families, nothing about the LGBT whatsoever. And then but we do have, there was a news story

just recently about this couple that just had a gay wedding down there in Mexico, but then again,

no connection between that and the caravan. It's fascinating how the news doesn't quite travel

undisturbed, you know what I mean? Now, what about the conditions they're living under now?

This is totally off the news here in America, in North America, where we live right now,

in the United States. There's nothing about this in the news whatsoever. It's like you just

went away, they no longer exist. What's been going on in the past week with the conditions down there?

Well, recently the migrants were moved out of the original sports center where they were housed,

they just got two full and took two small facilities and they were moved about 10 miles

east of here to a larger, much larger sports facility in these part of town, which has a large

like the Jamaican structure of the roof over it. So when it rains, they can go on there and

a lot of them provided small tents to stay in. They're still a handful of migrants who are now

camped out of the original camp. They're mostly the younger males who elected enough to go up there

because their goal is to eventually try to jump to fence again, not necessarily near the port of

the ventry, but maybe further out east. I've only done this to hire a poieto already too far.

That's some main reason I respect that they're still there.

There are social service organizations in, do you want any in the general area that are

providing them with cold, Spanish dispenses, bags of provisions, food, so they're eating.

Are any of them a lot to leave and get employment and work?

Yes, Mexican immigration has already issued over 800.

There's going behind the hornets only about two times. They're still working jobs in

Baja California, particularly at the Mecula de Oro factories, the manufacturers.

There's always been a high term over a Mexican employees, the international vendor name,

the organization, the organization, the company, the company, the company, and the leadership

who have got a job as a smart and finalist was there, and we're being stalked for this.

You and your husband who has been to a sort of field?

Vendon, Vendon.

Gov. I said, oh yeah, I'm proud of the VMDMF.

This together provided much assistance. We can have our effect of an experience with the right

Chinese. The mayor when it was meeting me, and the government showed a lot of...

She said the reasonable caliber is being paid to be more moderate and retired teachers,

my pensions were monthly pensions, and everybody's blaming that on the governor of the

gamers as well, because the teachers funding pensions are subsidized by the federal government.

They haven't been sending the phone, the efficient phones, the false half of the house,

and so the new president keeps it all on December 1st.

You know, what do you think with the new president? You encouraged?

Yeah, I like him overall.

He's a left-of-center populist.

Say he has a narcissist, a personality order, a disorder like Trump does.

Comes across as very honest. He's kind of getting a lot of fat in government, fat salaries,

and whatnot. In fact, the Mexican Supreme Court just overturned the

order that he made, which was that no federal employee could earn more than the president.

And he cut his own salary to 40% down from what every salary was for the president.

It was almost equivalent to the president of the US.

Yeah, I saw this, but he's selling off a bunch of planes and stuff like that.

Yeah, he is. The presidential plane is the Mexican version of Air Force,

one of the super sale. It's just the state of the art is Air Force One.

That goes rather funny during his swear after he's swearing in, he gave a speech,

the re-capignan method of the outgoing president was sitting there.

When the locust over door brought up that he was going to sell that plane,

if you look on pinionethal spaces, turn very sour.

He is the one who he was the one who acquired it.

Okay, well, at least he had a chance to use it a little while.

All right, let's take a commercial break. We're here with Ricardo Tenerra.

He's down there in Mexico. He's telling us about this migrant caravan.

It's been coming up from Honduras, but so far already we've gotten some new information

we haven't had before. So when we come back, we'll be filling in the rest of these gaps

with Ricardo Tenerra after these messages.

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We're here today with the Ricardo Tanero from Mexico, Tijuana area.

And we're talking about the migrant caravan.

Now when these when they how prepared are they when they leave

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Oh yeah, I'm still on mute.

I'm sorry, Ricardo.

We've been back for a couple of seconds.

I was at edge on mute there.

I was asking you how when how prepared were they when they left Honduras?

Because when we see them on TV, a lot of them are wearing flip flops on their feet.

Is that common?

No, I suppose some were wearing flip flops, as you said.

But I'm just the ones that I've seen that were wearing shoes.

Okay.

That's fascinating because over here, almost every time I see someone walking,

they're wearing flip flops.

What about this tuna?

You said they had buses, different occasionally too.

And a yoli was saying that they had some kind of army trucks with transporting.

But now when we watch from here from the news,

we only almost entirely see these long caravans of people walking.

So now are those photo opportunities being staged,

where they get off the tracks and then they walk for a period?

Well, that's mainly in southern Mexico, which is Guatemala and Mexico City.

Most of those people wouldn't have made a walking all the way from Guatemala and border.

I don't have to tell what, I mean, it's just impossible.

Yeah.

So the Mexican government actually give it up,

and along with these NGO organizations,

and providing bus transportation up there for them.

And even the Mexican army has given them lifts.

And then what about the skirmishes?

On the other hand, you see skirmishes with the Mexican police.

So the Mexican SWAT teams, whatever they are.

I view that as sort of facade.

They placed the Mexican federal police on the border with Guatemala,

with riot shields.

They really didn't put a much of a fight or resistance to them.

And they think, because if they really wanted to stop them,

they could have used tear gas.

Yeah, there's definitely ways to stop crowds of people.

We've seen that a thousand times.

It's because, you know, for decades,

there's always been Central Americans coming up through Mexico.

Most of them, you know,

not them come up on what is on the Iron Man,

the train runs up to Mexico and probably seen photos and video of them

in the news media sitting on top of the train.

But the caravans are safer because in the past,

a lot of small caravans, Central American migrants,

even the next migrants coming up from Mexico

to northern border areas have been assaulted, robbed,

even kidnapped, and in my book,

there's a little form of criminal Mexico

or those that kidnapped poor migrants

have been trying to extort their families

to let them go by phone calls and whatnot.

But that has happened.

And now, what about with this group coming up right now?

They seem to be ripe for human trafficking and abductions.

Just like you said, do we do we hear about any of that going on?

You know, you hear about it.

There's no concrete evidence as far as human trafficking goes

and say, in relation to prostitution,

there's no labor at all.

That's even happened with Mexican migrants here and there,

but I wouldn't say on a really large epidemic scale.

Okay, and also to you here, I don't know if you see it down there,

but Trump says that these aren't even their own kids,

that they grab kids and then they just start dragging them across the border

in order to get asylum.

Is any evidence of that whatsoever?

No.

Is the saddest thing where we have seen something like this?

But no, but it's a good question now,

is the political motivation for this?

Because now, this happened right during

our North American, the United States,

and midterm elections, right?

So obviously, that was played right into Trump's base.

Now, are they aware of this down there?

Or were they unaware of this?

Was just, they, what do you mean something like that?

That's mean, I've provided Trump's to his base.

And if some of these characters said they're from Harvard,

and stuff like that, when they wear this?

Yes.

The tongue of that is interesting.

But again, particularly since the majority of them are Hondurans

and supposedly of the opposition party down there,

right?

They gave them on to come up and give them seed money.

They were just timing from that end as well.

Just fascinating, just fascinating how,

you know, I think the biggest problem is,

when we're only not getting the straight story from the news.

Now, everyone has an agenda.

Yeah, well, you know, I watch, you know,

I watch it on NBC and also Tel Avrundo

and the Mexican networks.

And that's all pretty much the same.

And what do you make of the US coverage of this?

It's, it's accurate.

I mean, the video cord, what's there?

So you think it's fairly accurate then?

Yeah, it was part.

Okay.

Now, now, what about, again, when they prepare to leave,

do they have any funds that they take with them?

Like, how do they eat on the trip and stuff?

You know, I'm the way up after the cross from Guatemala.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, well, a lot of the Mexican ones

along the near walking along the route

were handing out food and blankets and provisions and whatnot.

And again, you have the NGOs,

you know, these shelters and whatnot, migrant shelters.

They're migrant shelters all throughout Mexico

for the Mexican migrants to make their way up North and North.

And so they just extended that to the Central American migrants.

And what do you think is going to happen from now?

Do you think they're going to make it across the border?

They're going to consider, are they even being allowed to request the sound

to present themselves to request the sound?

I was very difficult in the fact, you know, technically,

anybody who goes to a port of entry is going to request asylum,

but in the San Diego sector, some of them went to the Otai

Mesa border crossing for 15 minutes.

It's a 15-minute drive.

He used to send a seed row and work requesting asylum there.

And the CBP officers there were telling them,

no, you got to go send a seed row to do that.

We're only doing that to send a seed row.

Then they go to send a seed row and they're actually processing average 100 per day.

So then, and how many are left right now?

Well, the stats I gave to you a little earlier,

but those are the numbers that are currently in Tijuana.

So, you know, that was a week or so ago.

And what about what we hear about illness,

that a lot of these people are now taking out?

There's some of the kids that have broken out with Mesa,

brother, can you imagine that?

Yeah, but they're rushed away to isolation,

and the state's health organization takes care of them.

The state of Baja California's Department of Health has been very attentive

to the methe piece holding facilities,

constant medical attention there, blood tests,

or sorts of general medical things.

You know, they don't want epidemics breaking out here.

And what about, like, you're just your daily activities?

Is this cost traffic problems and stuff like that?

Lines at the stores and things?

Oh, no, not at all.

Not at all, okay.

The migrants stick pretty much around where they're concentrated,

but the sports centers have where they stay,

they have a curfew, I think it's 10 p.m. curfew.

They can go out and walk around, you know,

any money they can shop.

Okay.

Quickest is back.

What's eventually going to happen?

You know, most of these people are realizing now they're not going to get asylum.

And so it's it's broken down into basically free categories.

There's going to be some who's going to continue to stay here.

And mainly the young males who are going to try and jump to fans later on.

And then you have the other third who have decided to make

a school their home and get the resident work visas.

They stay here and then there's another third or so of the fifth.

According to a lot of interviews that the media is doing

with them, they're telling them returning to their home countries.

Really? They're going to head back down?

Yeah.

Oh my god.

What a nightmare.

And the Mexican government assisting with that, those who

just want to turn themselves into

Mexican immigration, not as detainees, but want to return

their doing them flight home.

Now, are they aware of the situation that if they do cross the border,

that they could be separated from their children,

their children putting cages and stuff like that?

Yeah.

And I'm sure they've heard of that.

So, you know, you got very few kids that are trying to cross.

Starting during that stampede a couple of Sundays ago,

there were a lot of kids out there.

But I'm sure you're willing to take the risk.

And in general down there in Mexico, what's the average person's opinion of this situation with the cages?

Oh, they're outraged.

And what's with the critical order?

In T1A here, the local media has done polls of the citizenry and about 50% of the

populations in favor of support of the migrants and other 50% isn't.

And I say to the ones who are opposed to their presence here, and they have nothing to

think about when Mexican citizens who are in the US and North of ours being abused

treat them bad.

Now, Yoli was saying to about that the rumors among the migrants,

the rumors which has rampant, which has wild stories.

Do you have you noticed that as well?

No, I got to chuckle out of when she brought up that.

She had heard that Central Americans had rumors that the Russians and I radioed

in the hope that they could cross the border.

Yeah.

That was the first for me.

You've never heard that before.

Okay, go ahead.

I'm sure there were total sorts of bogus stories and promises down there.

Does it seem like the organizers have their best interest at heart?

Yes, I've asked them as already.

I haven't personally come across in the news media or elsewhere.

My contacts that they're in the sinister people out there with ulterior motives,

such as in relation to drug cartels, trying to recoup to some of these younger

adult migrants to serve as mules cross and drones across the border, etc.

And also to she mentioned some that I never heard before either about Haitians.

They have a large Haitian population down there.

Yeah, they've been here about two years ago.

We have a large influx of Haitians.

Haitians are allowed to intermexico without a visa and can come as tourists.

And they made their way up to mainly here Tijuana to do the same as Central Americans,

the Questa Salam.

Most of them were turned down and we've got over 3,000 now who again

obtained a resident of work visas and they're making Tijuana their home.

They're excellent citizens because unlike most of the Central Americans who are poor and

have minimal education, the Haitians are from the Haitian middle class.

They're educated, they're not poor Haitians.

And so they come here with skills, but they just, they're under current

U.S. immigration, while they just qualify for asylum.

So if they got there, they had to get there by playing, right?

Yeah, they could afford a plane ticket to get there, they didn't walk over.

Yeah, when they got here, I mean, even still they, they're dressed nicely, they,

they don't look poor.

Okay, okay, they're from the Haitian middle class, which by U.S.

dinners would be lower working class economically, but

they're very, most of them are educated people.

That's fascinating.

Just think the reason why they have to flee Haiti is because the U.S.

president basically stole all their relief funds, and we still can't give the asylum to come

in after we've kept their country in poverty and destruction.

It's just, the mine explodes when you think of, when you connect all the dots, you know?

Yeah, I'm well educated on the offerment report about the Clinton Foundations,

but they've done that there.

They just, it's just unbelievable.

You know, you're going to steal from people, you're going to steal from people who are buried

under rocks.

Yeah, plus I'll talk about that there on governments very corrupt.

Stole stolen billions.

Now, is there anything about this whole controversy that I haven't asked you,

that I've, that I've left out, that you like to share with us?

Boy, we covered a lot of territory.

I can't really think of anything.

Okay, well, what would you like to leave us with then?

Well, I like to leave us with the roots of all this migration.

There's recently been a photographic mean floating around on social media,

young Native American woman fling up a sign of a rally saying,

our indigenous migration routes existed long before your borders.

And most Guatemalans,

Hondurans,

El Salvadorans,

are of areas, degrees of Mayan bloods,

just like those in Chiapas in the Eucatonement of Mexico.

And this whole attitude, if you will, has rooted in the thousands of years of

Indian-blood people migrating around the North American,

and even comment for the purposes that are survival.

Prior to the 20th century, it was mainly due to drought and

natural conditions, and since then, it's been for economic.

But still, it's all about survival.

And they see it as a natural right, it's like

burning animal migration.

Ricardo Tanari, thank you so much.

I really appreciate your insight and your local

firsthand eyewitness of what's going on, Danny.

Thank you so much.

My pleasure.

Okay.

All right, then we had Ricardo Tanari.

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conflict a bit with Yoli.

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and stuff like that.

We can't say that one is any better than the other.

We can only reach out to every source that we can

and try and get their first-hand reporting back to us.

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But thank you so much.

They're Ricardo Tanari.

And the, uh, the migrant situation down there.

Fascinating.

This whole thing about, I got to look into this more thoroughly

that these two LGBT organizers

have a wedding down there.

And up here, it's two different stories.

It's the same story.

The same guy is with Cameron getting the gay wedding.

Why is it up here?

It's two separate stories that they're not

to connect it at all.

Like, why not just say it?

These are the same guys.

You know what I mean?

If that's what it is, why not say it?

Unless there's some kind of agenda.

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I'm getting more and more suspicious in the old days.

And what was I going to say the other day?

Um, um, okay.

We'll get into that in another time.

But thank you so much for listening.

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South American migration.

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