Jack Hibbs Interviews Sherriff Chad Bianco

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Let's roll Real life presents the Jack Gibbs podcast with intention and boldness to proclaim truth equip the saints and impact our culture You can get the outlines of this podcast by going to jack Gibbs calm slash podcasts Today if this podcast lifts you up and encourages you to live a more fulfilled life in Christ Then make sure you leave us one of those five star ratings to us That's like saying amen or yes, then that rating will encourage others to listen Now open your hearts to what God's word has to say to you So Sheriff Chad Bianco Riverside County I can't believe I'm sitting here at the table with you not because I'm some sort of a law breaker But because remarkably the times and the days in which you and I live in have brought us to the same microphone right now Yes, they have and so tell us a little bit about Who you are? How'd you get to where you're at and If you don't mind boasting a little bit You are now one of America's most beloved sheriffs. I certainly am told that a lot I wouldn't say I agree with it But as enough people tell me that I I do have to I do have to acknowledge that that's the case You have to be careful you have to be careful But why do you think that's the case? There's certain things that have happened that have put you forward what Why and what are those things? Well, absolutely being the sheriff of Riverside County We're a huge county where the second largest in California Fourth in the country. So it's a it's a it's a large department a large presence during the during the COVID crisis and situation that we were dealing with and particularly the lockdown orders and the church closures and the business closures and the arrest people if they come out of their house those types of things Combined with a time While simultaneously the governor was releasing tens of thousands of inmates right for no reason So they're all going back into our communities while they want us to arrest People coming out of their house or not wearing masks or people going to church pastors opening their their churches want They want them arrested and I took a stand to it I said it was ridiculous I and on multiple fronts not only about the the constitutional Part of it, but also just the common sense right part of it and I couldn't justify arresting a single mom that was trying to put food on the table and Knowing that these these serious felons were just being released into our streets and it didn't make sense And so I took a public stance. It was a two of our over the course of a couple of months of board meetings And those vid those are televised and videoed and everything else and they went they went viral of me saying that and You know, I think the reason why numerous media outlets asked me why and I don't think I'm any better than anybody else. I think that I was thinking what everyone else was thinking It's just the regular day-to-day person doesn't have a platform And I had that platform being being the sheriff of of a large organization and being in front of Of the board like that in a put in a in a position of of law a law and order right and taking that stand I think all I really did is say what everyone else was thinking And they all jumped right behind me and then it was I was just standing with them and we were all saying the same thing And I think that's why it became so popular and why it took off so much and then Because no one was doing it at the time that was very early on in the in the situation that we're dealing with I think I just became a one of the first that There were standing against what was happening and so it took off more than Than what will normally would have I think It took off more than normally that it would have I understand that but what you did was You took a stand because you knew what was right And you were willing to take the hits from those who didn't think it was right for whatever reasons But you inspired people courage. We've all learned especially you know you I love reading about Washington George Washington's um Presence in battle and how he could take even a farm just a farmer With them with a musket and transform that Person into an individual of courage because Washington was willing not to fight the battle from the back But Washington would go out in the front and you went out into the front and by doing that you inspired not only Those that are resided in your county it clearly went beyond that and you inspired other sheriffs You inspired so many law enforcement You and I have not met at that time But your reputation literally preceded you because here at the church that I passed or there's such a Large presence of law enforcement and your name was just a buzz and it was awesome to hear and to see And um others took a stand as well, which is remarkable because in some little way I think it'd be good for our listeners to to kind of process this through So as a pastor I was told by other pastors you can't open your church because you have to obey the law And Romans 13 says you've got to obey the governing powers jack so you're going against the law by opening your church And it caused me to go back and read Romans 13 again and it talks about uh Made put in a modern day vernacular it talks about the police officer and and the system that is to ensure our safety uh that That they are to put down evil they are to crush evil they They are to punish evil and I'm a big fan of punishing evil But I was being told jack you're evil by opening your church and then I read in Romans 13 that the officer Does not bear his bear his sword in vain But is used as an instrument of god to do good And that was the turning point for me Wait, there are people in power not all of them have good in interest in their In their repertoire of of politics so to speak You stood for what was good and may not have been popular at the moment But it turned out to be heroic in the end and your your courage was Was contagious and I found my comfort knowing that hey, you know what? I'm opening up Jesus as church because it belongs to him and we're all about doing good and It was quite remarkable so Now that we've established that can I ask you real quick before we dive into the weeds here? How long have you been sheriff and is it is it Inappropriate for me to ask you would you run again? No, it's not I've been the sheriff for The election was four years ago Technically, I was sworn in in January of 2019. So it's been three and a half years I've been with the sheriff's department coming up on 29 years And that's the only agency that I've worked for So three and a half of that is the sheriff my term ends next January The election however though is in June So the primary election is in June but the way it works and on partisan race as long as somebody gets 50% plus one vote Then it ends it doesn't go to November so my race will end in June on June 7th. Yeah, June 7th of of this year and I'm fairly confident Confident that That I'm going to win I think everyone's fairly confident confident. I'm going to win and then I I have no I have no intention of leaving my brain Still thinks I'm I'm very very young So as long as I can keep my body that way All stay here as long as voters wants want me here. Well that just made a lot of people Very very happy Anything we can do to help you by the way and that please don't as I take to let us know so let's dive in um I was up in Sacramento a couple weeks ago in defense of people citizens A lot of people in fact according to the sergeant of arms at the Capitol We had a a crowd of over 3,000 people gather to Ask our legislators to stop or to defeat or to pull The AB assembly bill AB 2223 And um that sergeant of arms said it's the largest crowd that he had seen in 25 years at the state Capitol which means people care This is something that to me it's it's hard for me to believe that we're talking about this when I share with people What the bill is Most people say I don't believe you and um, I just got a briefing last week on Sunday From a deputy district attorney Wanting me to make sure jack do you have you read the bill do you understand what it says? Do you understand what it says and how it affects Law enforcement how it affects Investigations that if this passes and for those of for those who listening around they don't know what this bill is about that if a child is born Under what the term is perinatal death, which is a death that the child suffers By whatever means We don't know and we won't be able to find out There's no investigation The corner will be Required to simply state to the best of his or her ability the time of death was thus and so of date or time That this child basically evaporates into thin air Upon the child's death by whatever means um It's my hope that law enforcement up and down the state Gathered together and form some form of organic union or or statement That this cannot that this cannot pass But it ties your hands and not only that but it's my understanding from this DA that It could even open you up For investigation or prosecution because you chose to ask questions about this Can you talk to us about it because people think I'm the only crazy person And it's unfortunate. I want to go back to what you said about having the largest crowd there for this And the the sergeant at arms telling you that that's the largest crowd they've had there Why do we not know about that? Why did I didn't see it on TV you're right it wasn't covered by the news media that this is going on And so people don't believe you because they've never heard about it. Why haven't they heard about it? It's it's it's very scary that this is happening and when you when you talk about law enforcement You say that you're hoping that we we do that so do I I hope that we're we're starting to be which we are we're being very much more vocal in our communications with our legislatures because We've been taken advantage of for years and I say this all the time for the the majority of people are Our great people were good people we care about each other because we care about our families We care about our neighbors we care about suffering we care we care we have hearts we care That's how we were born and A very very small percentage do not um Those are criminals. I like to say there's 5% of the population and that's made up of criminals and politicians but We all care and we all Want what is best? So in our world how we deal with with politics and in the legislature is Very gentlemanly We're very we're not rude. We're very polite. We send them nice letters Please Taking take our thoughts and are concerned into into consideration There's no teeth behind that. There's no they don't we don't even think they read them um, I don't even think they care and We've gotten to this point now because of our silence and because of our playing nice and playing by the rules and That site never does that's right and it's interesting that you had the largest crowd there ever in history and no one knows about it, but yet 10 15 20 people Go there for something that fits their agenda and it's all it's all over every news media And they the nice little camera angles to make it look like it's a lot of people exactly correct But something like this the murder of a baby the potential murder of a baby and there is no Media uproar about this there is no the our Our Hollywood elite isn't up in arms about babies being murdered potentially being murdered and it's I hope I hope you're exactly right that that all law enforcement stands together on this and loudly opposes it because the wording of it is very very scary and words meet things especially written by lawyers for legislation that's right and They know exactly how they wrote it why they wrote it. That's right The word they used it's interesting that you say the the paranatal There's a different statue in California, and I can't remember what it is But it was it was meant for something else and it it Names or it numbers the paranatal at 28 days. That's correct. However Paranatal could be up to one year old. Yes, and so Do they even know that I don't think they're smart enough to know that that was in That 28 days was in there. I think they used paranatal because Hoping that nobody else knew what it meant and that they could use that one year So we were we're at least bound by the state law that's currently on the books that that limits it at 28 days But within that 28 days anything can happen. Yeah, and if it They they claim the people that are talking for this bill wanting it to pass their unbelievably good liars They lie without actually lying They just leave things out and they they manipulate fact and they they play on emotion to make you feel in the blanks wrongly So you're you're because of how they led you down that path you're assuming things differently than what they really mean and that's how they get that's how they get it passed So that that paranatal 28 days If they didn't want it in there they could have taken it out. They've said oh no, that's not what we mean It's about you know the the woman's right and the abortion and they use these two women as the the perfect examples of how Flawed the system is because two women were prosecuted and how wrongly it was done They left out the fact that they killed their babies by drug overdosing that's right And they just want you to think and there's laws on the books to defend that child in that situation absolutely So in that case if they wanted to fix this bill originally they could have taken paranatal Paranatal out of there and just specifically said what they wanted exactly I You said that so well and so clear and when it went into public testimony, which means As I'm sitting as one of the expert witnesses and there's a Physician next to me as one of the expert witnesses when we were done making our case before the state assembly Then they opened it up for public comment and the line it was Like you said historic it was truly amazing but to show you how the narrative Has got to be controlled either by extreme detail or in the authorship of the bill Uh, lack of detail for a reason that When people were coming up and saying I urge you to vote against this bill I'm going to be watching how you vote. This is murder and they would walk away next person would come up For one hour of this they came right down to the last few minutes and the chair and stopped the testimony And said we're all done now. Oh wait, we have a few more and they literally marched seven people in took cuts in front Of everyone else and those seven people stated their names and who they worked for and they mentioned that they worked for plan parenthood and or the ACLU And they urged a yes vote It was it was the camera moment it was the snapshot and We watched that happen now. I'm not going to mention his name, but a nationally renowned constitutional attorney Spoke to me earlier this week regarding this bill. He read the bill. He's a friend of mine I had him look at it for me because I needed guidance on media uh interviews And he said this is brilliantly written in vague Absolutely Banking on those in California who will interpret this in the future will be corrupt enough Will be dark enough To push that perinatal statement or this God forbid law that could be to the limit to the brink absolutely It's if the devil's in the details Hell is in the vagueness of this bill. Mm-hmm absolutely. There's there's no coincidence with word usage There's no the there was these are attorneys that wrote this bill that that assembly woman she did not write this bill She didn't even know what was in this bill. She just got on board with it and then went with it And she was told what to say she was told to use the two women as as perfect examples of of a flawed system when they are nothing They're they're an example of a flawed system. They're an example of a flawed system how you can Completely abuse drugs and kill your baby and not be held responsible for it But they they use them playing on everyone's emotion like well Oh my gosh, I mean that exactly and so you you if you don't know the facts And if you don't take the time to actually read it to see what it says then you just believe them And then you listen to the media right now saying you know they they highlight these people saying You know speaking for it saying well these everyone's against it They don't even know the bills already been amended And what they're complaining about it's been amended out no no no no it hasn't at all and it specifically got more vague that's right That's what he made the comment about that the amendment made it more dangerous. Oh, yes So they knew exactly what they were doing. I completely agree with you buffy wicks from Oakland I don't think she's got the wherewithal to do this she didn't craft it but not only Uh, do I believe that she did not craft it but I find it No coincidence that as you and I sit here just breaking news Yesterday or the day before is the roe v. Wade Uh decision possibly coming up and all this all the you know stuff about this leak um There's a lot of There's a lot of talk that This type of AB 22 23 stuff In in blue states are quickly being crafted for fear that Roe could be overturned and That they're trying to solidify or we would use the word codify abortion wouldn't it be amazing if our elected officials cared That much about the safety and the lighting and the in the street conditions of the of the communities that you and I live in What if they cared that much about making sure that you and your officers had the proper ammo To defend against this rage and this age that we have But they are they're literally pouring everything they have into changing our culture right it's a social agenda culture change that they are pushing onto everyone And they're doing it quietly or inquiet because it isn't being reported no one's talking no one's talking about it Boy, I tell you what you raise all of our listeners need to hear this you what you just said is so painfully true That We were the first ones publicly to find out about AB 22 23 how did that happen because frankly we have spies and Sacramento We have people who are in the political mix both Republicans and Democrats Okay, who said listen you guys have to look into this this is unbelievable Well That's how we found out and then we started you know clanging and blowing every horn we could Because that's the way it's it's going these days where They're crafting all of these bills. They're doing all of these things and they're banking on the citizens Not watching not caring. Oh absolutely Absolutely, and I I've been told that these all of these bills being crafted. I've been told it for years It's the ACLU that has been crafting all of these bills. Yeah, and they're even getting paid for that's right as as Fake staffers and and everything else but their their attorneys are being paid to craft these bills as they silently change our social moral fabric here exactly and Before long we're going to wake up and saying well when did that happen? So let's speculate for a second um As a Christian and as as a student of the Bible I I cringe. I kind of feel like Thomas Jefferson when he said He said I something to the effect. He said I tremble when I think that the god of heaven Will Will someday show his justice I tremble when I realize what my Bible says about Unrighteousness and lawlessness that it's the last indicator of a culture that is Beyond The only thing that keeps me going sheriff is That I'm still alive. You're still alive. God's still on his throne That's something good could happen That's why I fight for what's right, but How do you pick up the pieces every day and get back at it? When you sit when when at least according to CNN you have no support and At least how we feel in California are elected officials don't don't like Our law enforcement. How do you how do you get out of bed every day? How do you do this? You know, I think I just I don't think about those things. I know that with my I mean, I know what I believe I know what I I my my goals my my ambitions. I know What my role is in the position that I'm at and I also know that I didn't get here by accident. I don't believe it was it was accidental that I got here and If I if I cared about the things going on Around me about California the legislature the the laws that they're passing the anti-law enforcement the pro criminal That's been going on for years I would leave It would be very easy for me to to go to a different state that that isn't like this all states are not like this I I don't think that's the right thing to do I I guess my my job my my position that I that I love dearly. I think I was born for this position for law enforcement. I believe it We do the right thing. Yeah, we always do the right thing and if if we're looking at doing the right thing when it comes to bills like this to laws like this The right thing for me is to stand up for people that can't stand up for themselves. That's right and who else exemplifies that more than a brand new baby. That's right. That brand new baby cannot take care of itself without a mother or father or at least a assuring it but That is a that is a true helpless victim that needs someone to watch out for them And if I'm not here fighting for that baby, then nobody is Yep completely agree. What would you say to the individual and to the rhetoric that we're hearing today that Well, you know sheriff. It's It's only 15 days old We're not exactly sure about its viability as a as a person as though they're trying to talk you into um That this individual this child has no innate rights or god-given rights But we're starting to hear these conversations now where It's it was bad enough that it was abortion Now it's let's kill the baby after birth and then now like you said some leading up to a year Where who's going to be the god or gods that determines that sacred Moment where the pixie dust is sprinkled and you become a person um It's remarkable to me because you have sworn an oath to uphold a constitution To protect the the citizens Is that child not a citizen? Absolutely and I'm gonna try not to get emotional here that You want to talk about Supposed to be here and and it wasn't it wasn't by me that got me to this point Um my youngest son was born three months early And they prepared us for him to die said he would not be able to live He would not be able to breathe he would go on machines and more than likely he would die He came out cried when he came out which is great news the the entire The doctor stopped doing what she was doing the nurses the ever the staff everyone To me it felt like an eternity. I'm sure it was a second Everyone was staring at him because that was not supposed to happen They were supposed to immediately go on a ventilator everything was supposed to start happening But he's crying so that means he's breathing and he wasn't supposed to be breathing He wasn't supposed to live that's right was he viable He obviously was he had to be taken care of and then I look at I have two beautiful little granddaughters That are a year and a half and and 16 16 months Are they viable because they can't live on their own If if if if my daughter wasn't feeding them every day They would die if she wasn't taking care of them if we weren't taking care of those babies They would die someone has to take care of them So is it a day is it three months early? Is it 27 weeks? Is it one day old? Is it 14 days old? Is it 18 days old? It's a baby. It's a living baby You know, it's awesome what you're saying because it takes us back and I know people are not going to like What I say about this, but I'm not speaking right now as a pastor before I before I came into The church and all that's gone on since prior to that I spent 13 years in the microbiology world we're working for a global The largest company in the world actually for what it does And I have to tell you straight up that If what we were about to experiment on or with was dead We couldn't do the experiment we had to find something alive and It's it doesn't take again. It doesn't take an Einstein to figure out that sperm from a male and an egg from a female You're not going to have life Unless those two separate entities are living Okay, and so it's all life people want to talk about when is it life Excuse me. There was a point when it When when the life of that individual male Met the life of the individual female it started with life. It was just separate but when it collided There was a mathematical equation this DNA experience that transcends any other language or Or a science or math that we know of in the universe. I mean, it's easier to figure out planetary movements than it is to figure out what happened just now at that moment of conception But the problem is when that conception takes place when that when that child is viewed as inconvenient It's remarkable to see what man will go what links man will go through to justify himself You have to convince yourself that what you're doing is okay Miss morally okay and keep repeating it. Yeah, so that not only you Did see yourself, but you did see others so this whole the whole thing is life and And so I love my nephew went through the very much my my my Sister-in-law during this now this goes way back, but my there was the great california halisco cheese Contamination way back when when people were being incredibly sickened by Contaminated cheese coming from Mexico and she was pregnant and they said you got to abort you have to abort you must abort this child My nephew was born I have to tell you when I saw him at St. Joseph's Hospital in Orange County I thought I honestly thought this I hope he dies peacefully Because ain't no way that thing's gonna live. I mean it was the size of a Barbie doll And that dude now is six foot three and works for Warner Brothers There's nothing wrong with them And yet the system I understand but the system had been programmed say you're goodbyes Get ready Now maybe they do that because they see death so often. I don't know But You get out of bed and you fight because you're you know that you're on the right side I get out of bed and I fight a different fight because I know that I'm on the right side But when you look at this thing about life Where is the logic when is it going to come yeah where if it's living it's worth fighting for Absolutely, and there is there is no person on this planet without comment that has any type of common sense and reasoning ability that can't say that a baby is alive Exactly and when that baby is born this back to this bill specifically in the wording that they used that for legal in California is going to be that 28 day period and now they've added that little addendum or the They've changed it they've amended the bill to to say or any pregnancy related issue whatever it is Well, we already know that depression is a pregnancy related issue. So at 18 days when that woman uses depression as the reason why she Through her baby in a dumpster That's okay now all right. So listen, I'm gonna be very careful With what I'm gonna say um Trying to keep myself together on this so it'd be a week ago tonight Where last week I was greeting people after a service And three women came up to me and they said we're out here from Ohio and We're we're not here past reject to come to church. This was just something that we chose to do tonight. We're out here because our two month old uh great grandson grandson nephew being represented by the three ladies that were there um died yesterday was was was killed yesterday And I said how did that happen and they said well he was murdered And I said what do you mean and they said well When we got word we came immediately out Here and the The authorities had said that the child sustained uh severe brain trauma So they asked they're relative did did you drop the baby? Uh, no, well how does happen And all of the dynamics that I don't need to tell you about transpires and the family questions don't tell me don't ask me leave me alone all this kind of stuff But cps came out later Uh, by now it's early morning hours and said to the grandmother That It looks like from what I'm hearing from what the physician said they wound up doing x-rays and MRI or whatever they do even even post death and They said the best that they could understand at this moment is that at at at about three weeks of age Uh, he sustained three broken ribs at three weeks of age which is extremely hard to do because ribs are like they're like jello So it took incredible impact and damaged organs as well And then some point after that his femur was broken his right femur was broken and again It's like breaking jello yet they broke it someone broke it And then finally this This terrible head trauma And the cps Person who has got to be guarded to understand that But made it very clear this was not This was not cids sudden death central none of this stuff And so I asked them what do you think And they said well we know that uh That the the biological dad the husband the father He's been violent before in the past they have a two they have a two-year-old And we suspect him But there's going to be an investigation and there is an investigation And I wound up making some phone calls to just ask is there in fact and that they're on it thank god. They're on it The point is if this would have been post 22 23 AB 22 23 Could somebody well I guess the cause of death is not to be investigated. That's exactly right So so this man could have inflicted this death upon this child because he's jealous He's drunk. He's crazy. He's possessive. He's he's narcissistic. I don't know But it happens and and where's the justice were? Yeah, please. Yes, so and the wording of this bill is not it's it's It covers anyone it covers other people not just the mother So other people is is is the guy going to claim that he suffered emotional distress and trauma and depression because of His wife's pregnancy and that's what led him to abuse the baby because it that's what that would be the argument That would be the argument in this bill and what the bill does is it prevents the corner from doing that investigation So you have a baby without those tests without that investigation those doctors would not know of those injuries So if all of that happened right after that baby is born and that baby is just severely abused and beaten and killed We're not going to know that we can't even look into it or we subject ourselves They were very clear to put it in there that we're going to subject ourselves to criminal and civil penalties If we look into it But everybody else around that mother whether it's the mother or whether it's someone around her because it says right there in the bill They're they cannot be investigated and If there's and and to be clear and to be fair If it is an obvious if there are outward obvious injuries that The baby suffered a gash a a bullet hole a stab wound That is completely different because that is covered in there where a criminal investigator sees that and has probably cause Reasonable suspicion to detain to arrest to investigate so those things will be fine But how do you know if someone was poisoned? How do you know if someone was suffocated? How do you know if someone was Just completely a baby is just Not fed for four days and just perished And we would not know that without an actual investigation with a corner doing an examination and finding that out But this bill rules that all out one of the Learned this from Some is Israeli Interrogators, but it's something that man seems to have done in the past and that is When israel wants to interrogate someone and not leave any marks because they're highly scrutinized Israel can't take a step without being scrutinized You can interrogate people by shaking them And there's a Hebrew word for that It leaves no marks, but it's severely can Make life uncomfortable anyway in your head even kill you if pressed right Um, how many children die like that from being shaken and when you see the body you can't you can't see any External signs whatsoever. Yeah, you cannot and you know we recently had a case of this is a great example that The the mother killed the baby and we know that the mother killed the baby and They're you know whether how are you gonna prove it? Where are you gonna be able to arrest her? She eventually she Shortly after she killed herself. So that investigation is all gone, but That's a that you want to talk about them using these these obscure False examples of why we need this bill that aren't really those two women that they're naming this bill after They they those babies died because they ingested too much methamphetamine right they were poisoned. They were murdered. That's right We will not know any of that If this bill passes because it's preventing us from doing that investigation from doing that that research into why that baby died and it's it It would be very easy If they didn't want this those two women to be put in jail for their babies being stillborn then they could have just Wrote it into the law that said if you're going to completely abuse drugs and overdose your baby You're not going to be held responsible for it because that's what happened That's what exactly yet. They're playing on your emotions as a person that doesn't know that background That oh my gosh, this poor innocent woman A suffered a stillborn death, which is is horrific in and of itself and and sometimes those do happen And now they're going to be victimized again by being put in jail and prosecuted That isn't what happened in these two women's cases And it's it's very unfortunate that our politicians just flat out lie to us And the media repeats it puts their own little spin on it to make it even better and more emotionally involved And then you get the masses just buying into it without doing their own research And we're going to be stuck with this If this passes we will eventually be talking about these babies that are dying And that's right. We don't know why they're dying Why is the infant death rate in California of month old babies? Why did it just skyrocket through the roof? Well, it's because now they're they're legally allowed to kill their babies If they don't want them they can up to 28 days That's right So wrapping this up what does what needs to happen in California? Certainly this bill has to either be severely amended or gutted or Voted down and if they believe that the that there is something wrong They can amend the laws that are currently on the books That are legitimate and that are with common sense real logical steps to take care of it What I hope is I hope you know we talk about something going viral and everything else Maybe it's this podcast. Maybe at least in California They've already shown our media has shown that they're not going to report it They're not going to tell everyone that they're trying to pass this They want you to believe that it's been amended and it's all fine and the people that are against it are just Crazy black job right wing You know just the you know that the Republicans the horrible Republicans And when in reality This is going to be horrible in a law enforcement world. This is another Perfect example of our current legislature that is just complete Anti-public safety they are for for everyone's freedom do ever what you want at the consequence of zero Doesn't matter if it affects anyone else it doesn't matter if someone else dies if a baby dies You can sell fentanyl all you want it doesn't matter how many people you kill there's no consequences for it It this is just another another thing in that line that shows that that our legislature especially Our committees Our public safety committee our health committee has absolutely nothing to do with health or public safety It's about an immoral agenda that Taking away consequence for criminal behavior. So What if every sheriff in this state has a chance to hear you right now and you had a moment to say Something to every sheriff in the state of California You know we we have an association. I hope I hope the association as a whole I hope we I hope we take a hard position on this and are very vocal about it because it affects us It affects the way we conduct business it affects our coroner's bureaus it affects Our investigators that are dealing with baby deaths and I hope they're I hope they're I wish everyone would be as vocal as me And I wish everyone would would would not be afraid to speak out Because of a political consequence do the right thing if you if you suffer a political consequence That's that's far Less than some other consequence you're gonna suffer for doing the wrong thing and I I hope as a whole We we stand up. I know there are other sheriffs that are that are taking a stance like I am Of vocal stance I hope that we all do as a whole and I hope all law enforcement even our chiefs of police Associations and everything else. I hope they I hope they're willing to do it too because this is this isn't about Abortion anymore. This isn't about if it was about abortion. We wouldn't have this obscure wording and specific words that they're using They've they've made it into something else and it's a it's a serious threat to to every baby that is born Can you direct people to a podcast you have a podcast, don't you? I do have a podcast It's called the RSO Roundup and really it's it's it's it's it's basically my way of Of letting people into the department learning who we are what we do How we interact with them? I have I usually have a guest on every day. I while I I can't even say that I have a guest on every time I have yet to do one by myself It's it's just a good way for us to interact and for them to get to know us We've had to do repeat shows because there's too many questions That we didn't answer during them. So it's starting to it's starting to take off We had on any platform you want that has any type of podcast. It's under RSO Roundup RSO Roundup It's awesome Listen on behalf of a very thankful State and Southern California. I know that you are a rock star in your county of Riverside And Again, if there's anything that we can do at any time I Would say this I would say if anyone want to make sure I get my math correct if anyone in Riverside County Is going to turn 18 before Voting day they can register to vote we want everyone in Riverside County to register to vote and to get your To get your voice out there to protect life and Liberty and freedom we need to keep The sheriff employed and doing the right thing. Well, thank you. I agree with that whole heartedly. Yeah Well, I'm glad you do. It's an honor to be with you today Thank you so proud. I appreciate being here. Thank you. Thank you This Jack Kibb's podcast as well as all the broadcast outreach opportunities are listener supported Will you consider partnering with us through a special gift? 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