In this monologue, Dennis Prager discusses a recent incident in Aurora, Colorado, where members of the Venezuelan criminal group Tren de Aragua, described as illegal aliens, were detained after allegedly breaking into an apartment, binding, pistol‑whipping, beating, and torturing residents. Prager cites reporting from The Daily Wire and statements from Aurora Police Chief Todd Chamberlain to frame the event as evidence that the Biden administration’s immigration policies are enabling a surge of violent crime. He reiterates former President Trump’s warnings about “rapists and criminals” entering the United States, labeling the immigrants as the “worst of the worst.” Interwoven with the political analysis, Prager shares a personal redemption story: a former life of crime, a period of repentance, attendance at a Sunday school class, and a money‑management course that taught him the value of time. He uses this anecdote to criticize the current economy, the Federal Reserve, and the Biden administration, claiming the economy is weak and that a return to Trump would reveal the truth. Throughout, he employs alarmist language, moral condemnation of illegal immigration, and a self‑referential narrative of personal transformation.
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But this Venezuelan gang, unfortunately, I believe that many more people are going to become victims of crime. Many more people are going to experience, uh, uh, I mean, uh, economic disaster, if you will, economic peril or poverty. A lot of this stuff is going to be blamed on Trump when it is Biden that has been sabotaging both Trump, the United States, and yourself. But this story goes on as far as Venezuela, these gangsters are concerned. The Daily Wire writes, apartment complex has been at the center of the gang activity. We talked about that involving Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan illegal alien gang that is accused of taking over apartment complexes, committing crimes against residents. The Aurora police chief Todd Chamberlain said that the individuals who were detained are Venezuelan and they all appear to be illegal aliens. The victims were forced into their unit against their will. They were bound, they were pistol whipped, they were beaten, and they were stabbed. And I, if I recall correctly, the sheriff even said that one of them, I believe, had was tortured where they had a fingernail pulled out, if I recall. I think I did hear that. Ouch. Ouch. When you're a victim of a crime I literally had moments in my life where I was so repentant, I was so sorry. Things that, things that didn't make sense to me before, it's like the Holy Spirit was convicting me everywhere. It started making sense to me. I started going to a Sunday school class at a church I was saving— I was, I, I was serving probation at. I still attended that church to this day, but where I started going to a money class, trying to, trying to learn about money instead of stealing stuff. And you You know, but trying to learn how to handle money better. And one thing that the, the guy at the time, Mike Shea, remember his name, this was over 20 years ago. He said, do you know that you're stealing somebody's time if you go to a grocery store and you're able, you take a cart and then you're able to push that cart back after you're done, but you don't do it just because you're lazy? You realize you're stealing that person's time, right? And I was like, what? And it hit me later. He's absolutely right. He's absolutely right. I'll talk about economics later because the Fed, the Biden administration, corporate media has been lying to you. The economy is not strong. It's not fine. And as soon as Trump gets in, they're going to report the truth. They're going to report the truth, but you're going to hear it here first. So these people, they tortured these people. Now, you have to understand, these people are from Venezuela. These are— remember when Trump said they're sending their rapists, they're sending their criminals? Oh man, this guy, this racist, this xenophobe, all the names that you can imagine. That the left always throws at us, they call Trump. And he's absolutely right. They're sending the worst of the worst. They're releasing prisoners that were in their jails, and, and they're sending us, uh, sending them to the United States à la carte. I mean, it's crazy. It's crazy what we're witnessing. But here's the thing. This is what you have to understand, and this is what makes this so dangerous. And with so many illegals flooding the zone, you understand this is normal for them, right? You understand that's why crime is going to get worse, because this is what they know how to do. You see, when I was living like a criminal, when I was doing, I mean, just stupid stuff. I mean, some of the stuff that I did, I'm not going to lie, it is a shocker. That I'm here today. There go I, but by the grace of God, I should be dead. I know a lot of people say it. I mean it. I got out of situations where I was like, how the heck, how the heck did I get out of that? But it was normal. It was normal because it was the life I lived. Let me be even more transparent with you. I, I didn't want to travel to New York because I, I'll be frank, yeah, I'm a little paranoid. I went and I enjoyed it more than I thought. I don't even like going back home to Los Angeles because when I left Los Angeles initially, I was a little wannabe gangster and I saw my name, my nickname crossed out on a garage. I'm not even going to tell you what it is just in case I go back. All right, um, I saw my nickname crossed out on a garage. And it scared the crap out of me because you don't know what that means. Circled and crossed out, that means you're dead, fool. But to me, that was normal. I'm so far removed from that, it freaks me out just to think about it. But you have to understand that the people that the Democrat Party have imported into the United States. Violence is normal, and you just may be a victim.
