Topic: Hate Crime Bill

A caller from Oregon suggests that DeCarlos Brown should be charged with a federal hate crime and transported by U.S. Marshals to a federal facility. Legal analyst Lionel is cited as a proponent of using federal law to bypass local Soros-backed DAs. There is speculation that the suspect will face severe consequences from other inmates in general population due to the nature of his crime against an innocent woman.

Ezra Levant explains Canada's new "journalism license" (QCJO) and Bill C-63, which could impose life sentences for hate crimes and $20,000 bounties for online complaints. He shares a story about Amish farmers in Canada who were fined $300,000 for not using a mandatory COVID smartphone app they could not physically own. Levant warns this is a precursor to a global social credit score.

The Michigan House of Representatives has passed a bill that could make misgendering someone a felony punishable by up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine. Jones argues this legislation criminalizes speech based on how an individual "feels" rather than actual violence. He compares the law to similar measures in California, characterizing them as an assault on the First Amendment.

The Michigan House of Representatives passed Bill HB4474, which criminalizes the act of making someone feel threatened through the use of "wrong" gender pronouns. Under this legislation, intimidating an individual with incorrect pronouns could result in a felony charge, punishable by up to five years in prison or a $10,000 fine. Critics argue this law infringes upon First Amendment rights and creates subjective standards for criminal behavior.

President Joe Biden signed an anti-Asian hate crime bill, which is characterized here as a political stunt that ignores the demographics of the perpetrators. Activist David Hogg appeared on CNN suggesting that Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene should not be allowed to own firearms. These efforts are described as attempts by the Democrat Party and groups like Antifa to disarm political opposition.