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The Attempt on Trump: Overshadowed by Media's Mass Shooting Agenda

This episode from the 10th Man Podcast discusses the media's handling of mass shootings, highlighting the assassination attempt on President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania on July 13th, 2024, which was categorized as a 'mass shooting' by media standards. The chapter criticizes how media and gun control advocates misleadingly classify incidents to inflate mass shooting statistics and push an anti-gun agenda. The theme contrasts various shootings and attacks, such as those in Graz, Austria, and Damascus, with the Trump attempt and gang violence by Damien McDaniel. It argues that the media selectively reports events to support a narrative against gun rights, ignoring incidents where armed citizens successfully defend themselves. The podcast aims to reveal these biases and advocate for the truth regarding gun violence and rights.

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Media Bias and Mislabeling: The Truth Behind Two July 7th Attacks

This episode of The 10th Man examines the misleading narratives surrounding two tragic events that occurred on the same date: the London bombings on July 7, 2005, and the Detroit block party shooting on July 7, 2024. The discussion highlights how media and government labeling can distort public perception, focusing on the differences in how these incidents were portrayed and the implications for gun control policy. It critically analyzes the motivations behind such narratives and questions why some forms of violence, like bombings, are relegated to the background while shootings are spotlighted to push a disarmament agenda.

00:00 Introduction: Mislabeling Tragedies

01:50 The London Bombings of July 7, 2005

02:53 Media Manipulation and Gun Control

04:11 The Detroit Block Party Shooting of July 7, 2024

06:16 Comparing Reactions: Terrorism vs. Gun Violence

07:11 Global Perspective on Mass Violence

10:40 Conclusion: The Real Agenda Behind the Headlines

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This episode discusses the severe risks and legal ramifications for protestors who block traffic, as articulated by Florida Sheriff Wayne Ivey and Governor DeSantis. They emphasize that motorists have a legal right to drive through if they feel threatened, and protestors endangering themselves by blocking roads can expect serious consequences. The episode highlights the misconception around the rights of protestors versus motorists, legal precedents, and various cases illustrating the dangers, such as the Reginald Denny incident from the Los Angeles riots and the shooting of Ta'Kia Young in Ohio. It concludes by stressing that while free speech is protected, it does not include the right to imperil others or obstruct roadways.

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On June 1st, 2025, a peaceful demonstration in Boulder, Colorado turned into a scene of terror when a man armed with firebombs and a makeshift flamethrower attacked civilians in broad daylight. This video dives deep into the event, questioning why strict gun laws in Boulder failed to prevent such a catastrophe and exploring the chilling effects of current gun policies on citizens' willingness to intervene. From failed legislation to ignored attacks, this episode challenges the narrative that gun control is the key to public safety.

00:00 Introduction: A Day of Terror in Boulder

00:19 The Attack: A New Kind of Mass Violence

01:41 Gun Laws Under Scrutiny

02:04 Defining Mass Shootings

02:24 Case Studies: Misleading Statistics

04:40 The Ineffectiveness of Gun Control

05:38 The Chilling Effect of Modern Gun Policy

07:33 Ignored Attacks and Media Bias

09:19 Conclusion: The Real Issue at Hand

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Double Standards in Domestic Violence: Unmasking Media Bias

In this episode of The 10th Man, we dive into the media's selective outrage and double standards in cases of domestic violence. Why do women who commit violence get framed differently than men? We explore the biases in news coverage and the justice system, revealing how narratives are manipulated based on gender. Real cases, including those of Ellen Gilland, Wendy Bowers, and Melody Johnson, highlight these disparities. Compare the lack of media scrutiny for female perpetrators to the intense judgment faced by men like Sean 'Diddy' Combs.

And what's up with Kilmar Abrego Garcia?

If you stand for equality, this episode calls for accountability and the demand for the full story.

00:00 Introduction: Double Standards in Domestic Violence

00:31 Media Bias in Domestic Violence Cases

02:12 Case Studies: Female Perpetrators

03:20 Case Studies: Male Perpetrators

04:43 The Role of Media in Shaping Narratives

07:19 Conclusion: Call for Real Accountability

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Critiquing the Legacy and Actions of Pope Francis

In this episode, the host examines the legacy and actions of Pope Francis, who recently passed away. Known as the 'people's Pope,' Francis was both celebrated and controversial. The host questions his popularity and discusses his positions on various social issues, including his stance on homosexuality, his outreach to other religious leaders and marginalized communities, and his involvement in political matters. The episode critiques Francis’s approach, arguing that he deviated from his fundamental role of preaching the gospel and emphasizing Christian beliefs. It suggests that while his intentions may have been noble, his actions fell short of fulfilling the core responsibilities of the papacy.

00:00 Introduction: The People's Pope

00:31 Pope Francis' Popularity and Controversies

01:33 Mixed Messages on Homosexuality

02:24 Addressing Other Social Issues

03:14 Interfaith Relations and Marginalized Groups

04:07 Critique of Pope's Focus on Wars and Poverty

05:59 The Pope's True Job: Preaching the Gospel

07:17 The Core Message of the Gospel

08:00 Pope Francis' Failures in Preaching

10:35 Christian Beliefs and Western Values

12:20 Conclusion: The Role of Christianity in Global Peace

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In a satirical rant, the script discusses numerous criticisms and comparisons between the United States and Canada. The speaker refers to America as a bully and unreliable ally, implies strained relations with an ostensibly rebellious Canada, and playfully mocks various aspects of Canadian governance, lifestyle, and culture. The critiques cover topics such as the Canadian government's lack of a formal written constitution, the electoral process, crime rates, the metric system, and socio-economic conditions. Historical events and trivia, including the role of Canada in World War II and the country’s oil exports, are also mentioned. The script finishes with a humorous note, emphasizing that such critiques can be leveled against any country.

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The video script explores the controversial removal of Salvadoran national Kmar Abrego Garcia, arguing that his expulsion was not a human rights violation, but rather a rightful repatriation. The script criticizes leftist outrage over due process and constitutional rights, comparing Garcia's case to genuinely serious injustices such as the imprisonment of American ballet dancer Ksenia Carolina in Russia. It asserts that Garcia’s removal was lawful and beneficial not only to the United States but also to El Salvador, framing the uproar as politically motivated rather than based on genuine concern for international law or human rights.

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