Charlie Kirk Exposes Maxine Waters' Lies About LA Riots With Frontline Journalists Kaylin Delamita and Anthony Kabassa

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[00:12] Don't believe what you see, believe what

[00:15] you are told by the state. That's what

[00:18] Maxine Waters has to say. I want to jo I

[00:21] want to welcome uh Kayn Delamita, a TPS

[00:24] USA front lines reporter and also

[00:25] Anthony Kabasa, independent journalist.

[00:27] They were both on the ground in LA doing

[00:30] heroes work. Hello to you both. Let's

[00:32] play the cut from Maxine Waters here.

[00:35] It's just like it's so incredible. Play

[00:37] cut 369.

[00:38] Don't think that somehow because they

[00:41] called out the National Guard. There was

[00:43] violence. There was no violence. I was

[00:46] on the street. I know. And I went from

[00:48] downtown detention back out into the

[00:51] community talking to people. What

[00:53] happened in Paramount? What happened in

[00:54] Compton? what happened in Englewood. So,

[00:58] first of all, get it straight and don't

[01:01] just rely on what you're being told or

[01:04] the few incidents that you saw. Few

[01:07] incidents that you saw. Kayn, what is

[01:10] the truth of what you were reporting on

[01:12] on the lines of front lines in LA? Kayn,

[01:15] well, the the truth is that these are

[01:17] not a few incidents. It's widespread and

[01:20] it's completely intentional and that's

[01:23] just the truth of the matter. Um you can

[01:25] look anywhere around downtown LA and

[01:28] you'll find broken, destroyed um

[01:32] windows, businesses, looted businesses.

[01:35] They destroyed Whimos. They've destroyed

[01:38] uh countless number of uh cop cars.

[01:42] We've seen that footage of people

[01:44] throwing cinder blocks and other things

[01:46] at those police cars that were on the

[01:48] freeway uh the 101. Um, and this is all

[01:53] very reminiscent of what we saw in 2020.

[01:55] A lot of these people are likely not

[01:57] from Los Angeles. Uh, they're likely

[02:00] from elsewhere, but they're

[02:02] opportunists. They're parasitic, and

[02:04] they're here just to cause chaos.

[02:07] So, uh, I'm going to follow up with that

[02:10] in a second. I I have a question. So,

[02:13] Anthony, uh, independent journalist

[02:14] Anthony Kabasa does great work. Anthony,

[02:17] what percentage of these people that

[02:19] were doing this were quote unquote

[02:21] professional agitators versus just rank

[02:23] and file people participating?

[02:26] Yeah, thank you so much for having me,

[02:27] Charlie. Um, so what I've been seeing on

[02:29] the ground, I'm I'm actually in LA

[02:31] proper. Uh, and so I've been able to get

[02:33] to these protests since they began on

[02:35] Friday. uh you know, Gav you have Gavin

[02:37] Newsome uh that is saying that uh he's

[02:39] calling in uh the National Guard and

[02:41] then you have and that is why uh uh the

[02:44] escalations have escalated now to

[02:46] violence, but that's just simply not the

[02:47] truth. I've been there since day one,

[02:48] which was Friday. Uh and that was a

[02:51] protest against the ICE raids that have

[02:52] been uh ramping up here in Los Angeles.

[02:55] So, you have a lot of these small

[02:56] organizations here locally that put

[02:58] these things together. You have the

[02:59] Black Lives Matter LA chapter. You have

[03:02] a DS uh the PSL which is a party of

[03:04] socialism and liberation which is an

[03:06] oxymoron. There's no liberation through

[03:08] socialism. And there's also the DSA, the

[03:10] Democratic Socialist of America. On top

[03:12] of that, you have these teacher unions

[03:14] and the SEIU that are making sure that

[03:17] there's flyers for everybody, making

[03:19] sure that uh masks are being delivered

[03:21] for everyone. Everyone has food uh and

[03:23] water. And surprisingly enough, what I

[03:25] have come to find uh you know, Maxine

[03:27] Waters wants to talk about how Paramount

[03:29] uh was without uh incident. that that is

[03:31] a city next to Compton, California. I

[03:34] actually exclusively posted a video that

[03:36] I found of a pallet of bricks

[03:38] conveniently located to where ICE agents

[03:40] were setting up uh uh uh to to go out

[03:43] and raid. It was actually a setup uh for

[03:45] them. It was a staging area for them to

[03:46] go out into multiple cities. Uh but then

[03:48] a local city councilman, a lot of people

[03:50] don't know this, it was a a local city

[03:52] councilman that just so happened to be

[03:55] around that location saw a DHS agent car

[03:58] uh go inside of the staging area. He put

[04:00] out a video uh saying DHS is getting

[04:03] ready to raid this Home Depot because

[04:05] the staging area was set in front of a

[04:06] Home Depot. Uh and that's when people

[04:09] started to come and attack the DH DHS

[04:11] agents was because of this city council

[04:13] member uh that made this video saying,

[04:15] "Guys, they're getting ready. Be ready.

[04:17] uh you know, make sure you come out here

[04:18] and protest peacefully. But of course,

[04:20] we know that led to violence.

[04:22] So, Kalin, you've you've seen a lot of

[04:25] these type of demonstrations.

[04:28] What what if anything was there like a

[04:30] command and control type operation and

[04:33] walk us through some of the more graphic

[04:35] elements of what you witnessed on the

[04:37] ground?

[04:38] Right. So, um,

[04:42] as far as command and control, um, I

[04:45] think a lot of that is, you know, I'm

[04:47] speculating is is going to be on any

[04:49] internal comms, but, uh, what I've seen,

[04:53] uh, you know, since participating in

[04:56] covering these events, uh, such as what

[04:59] we saw in 2020 also, um, a lot of the

[05:02] same formations, you have a lot of the

[05:04] same sort of agitative, uh, individuals

[05:07] up front in front of police officers

[05:10] just continually hurling insults um

[05:13] things that are racist, things that are

[05:15] are uh absolutely disgusting um to these

[05:19] uh law enforcement officers. And then

[05:21] you'll have people sort of behind that

[05:24] that um will continually throw things

[05:27] and continually push forward um until

[05:32] law enforcement has to start using less

[05:35] lethal um you know weapons to get these

[05:40] people to back off. Um

[05:43] but uh yeah, the there there's

[05:48] there's some there's something more

[05:49] there that uh doesn't necessarily

[05:53] appear obvious um just to anyone who is

[05:57] just viewing these things for the first

[05:59] time. So

[06:02] So Anthony, what what is the truth here

[06:05] of this? there were bricks and rocks and

[06:08] cinder blocks being stored. And do you

[06:11] have a sense that any of this is paid or

[06:13] organized?

[06:15] Oh, absolutely. Um, you know, to list

[06:17] the the small group of organizations,

[06:19] you have the SEIU, you have the local

[06:21] teachers union, UTLA, that's out there

[06:23] funding all of this. You have the uh

[06:25] PSL, Party of Socialism Liberation, you

[06:27] have Black Lives Matter. All these

[06:29] organizations have money uh, you know,

[06:32] that they fund raise. are putting out

[06:34] all these links online to help donate to

[06:36] fight back quote unquote fascism. You

[06:39] need to help us fight Trump and this

[06:40] fascist Gustapo that are descending upon

[06:42] Los Angeles. Uh so that's why you see

[06:44] that it's very well organized. You see

[06:46] it's out there that uh for some reason

[06:48] there's pallets of bricks conveniently

[06:50] located. I actually discovered two

[06:51] different sites. Uh the first one was

[06:53] kind of dismissed because I discovered

[06:55] the pallet of bricks next to a Home

[06:56] Depot. So there was a lot of people

[06:58] trying to deflect and say, "Well, of

[06:59] course it's a Home Depot." But if you

[07:01] watch that video that I discovered of

[07:03] the pallets, it's the only pallet with

[07:05] cylinder blocks out there. There is no

[07:08] other pallet out there. There's no

[07:09] pallet of fertilizer. There's no pallet

[07:11] of anything else Home Depot uh sells.

[07:13] The only pallet that was out and that

[07:15] was used by the protesters was the

[07:17] cylinder blocks that were just

[07:18] conveniently located right in front of

[07:20] the staging area. And then on Saturday

[07:22] night, I also went and discovered that

[07:24] there was bricks right next to downtown

[07:26] LA. And this was just a random That's

[07:28] the video you're showing right now. This

[07:30] was on a corner, tucked in, hidden from

[07:32] a plane view, but somehow protesters

[07:34] were able to make their way into it. And

[07:37] so what we're seeing here, right, kind

[07:39] of going back to what I what I had said

[07:41] was that uh Gavin Newsome and the LA

[07:44] city mayor Bass are trying to blame this

[07:46] and shift the blame to Republicans and

[07:48] Donald Trump escalating the situation by

[07:49] National Guard, but it was actually two

[07:51] full days of attacks on law enforcement,

[07:53] DHS agents, and standown orders to the

[07:56] LAPD to do nothing with the protesters

[07:58] assaulting the agents. uh that that is

[08:00] what activated president or what led to

[08:03] President Trump activating the National

[08:05] Guard and then essentially the Marines

[08:07] uh to act as interim until the National

[08:09] Guard is able to get on scene. But

[08:10] another thing that is very important to

[08:12] note is that people are trying to make

[08:13] it seem like it's the National Guard's

[08:15] presence that is inciting the violence,

[08:18] the fact that they're handling

[08:19] protesters. That couldn't be further

[08:21] from the truth. The reality is the

[08:22] National Guard is being used solely for

[08:25] the purpose of protecting federal

[08:26] buildings. That's it. That's the only

[08:29] location they're in. I haven't seen any

[08:30] National Guard make arrests, uh, use

[08:33] weapons, uh, hit protesters to any

[08:35] capacity. Uh, and what this does for

[08:37] people that are wondering, well, what's

[08:38] the National Guard there for? What you

[08:40] have to understand is you got to look

[08:42] back at the George Floyd riots, which I

[08:44] also covered from beginning to end all

[08:45] the way to Derek Schovin's uh, verdict

[08:47] in Minneapolis. I was there on the

[08:49] ground. What you need to remember is uh

[08:51] police resources are already limited in

[08:53] Los Angeles because not only are they

[08:55] underresourced and under staffed, but

[08:57] you have the pandemic that just, you

[08:59] know, were were kind of still kind of

[09:01] going through that where a lot of first

[09:03] responders were fired uh for failing to

[09:05] obey city mandates on masks or or

[09:08] vaccines or what have you. And so, uh,

[09:10] what this does is it gives the law

[09:12] enforcement the the the time and the

[09:14] effort to be able to solely focus on

[09:17] arresting protesters and containment

[09:19] while the federal national guard and uh,

[09:22] potentially the Marines are only going

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[10:00] Guys, I want to ask you some specific

[10:02] questions about how you do what you do,

[10:03] but I want to make sure you both plug

[10:05] your social. Kaylin first and then

[10:07] Anthony because that's how you guys

[10:08] really grow your plat grow your

[10:10] platform. Kaylin first.

[10:13] Uh, thanks Charlie. Um, so my uh

[10:17] you can follow me on X or Instagram from

[10:21] Kalin. That's F Room Men.

[10:24] Um

[10:27] and uh really it's just a matter of

[10:30] being brave and and staying out there

[10:33] knowing what to look for and what to

[10:35] watch out for um when you're on the

[10:38] ground because in in a lot of ways

[10:40] you're watching out for these agitators.

[10:42] You don't know who they are. They're

[10:44] extremely unpredictable and violent. And

[10:47] so you're you're watching out for them,

[10:49] but then you're also trying to make sure

[10:51] that you're not going to be mistaken for

[10:54] one of them while you're covering what's

[10:57] going on. And um other things you you

[11:00] know, if you see a burning American

[11:02] flag, let's go let's go document that.

[11:05] If you see somebody breaking into a

[11:07] store and they're robbing all the

[11:09] Jordans, uh let's go document that. If

[11:12] you see them screaming and hurling

[11:13] insults or throwing things or you find a

[11:16] pile of bricks or anything like that,

[11:18] there are certain things that we need to

[11:20] document in order to um in order to

[11:25] really tell the full story because we

[11:27] know the mainstream media won't be doing

[11:29] that. So, Anthony, let me ask you first

[11:31] plug your social, Anthony, and then I

[11:32] want to ask walk your audience through

[11:34] what you do. You embed yourself in these

[11:37] crowds. I hope everyone in the audience

[11:38] understands Kayn and Anthony, they could

[11:40] get killed doing this. I know you guys

[11:42] know this. They could get seriously

[11:43] hurt. These are very, very dangerous

[11:45] environments. This is not just like, oh,

[11:47] you know, we're going to look at it.

[11:48] They are up right next to the agitators,

[11:51] right next to the riers. I mean, they

[11:54] smell the funk of these uh low lives.

[11:59] Anthony, plug your social and tell us

[12:01] about that. I think the audience needs

[12:02] to develop an appreciation of the

[12:04] grittiness and the balls that you guys

[12:07] have. Anthony, thank you so much,

[12:09] Charlie. Yeah. So, if you guys want to

[12:10] follow me on social media, I go by

[12:12] informed with Anthony as in like you are

[12:15] being informed. So, informed with

[12:17] Anthony on all socials, that's true

[12:20] social. Uh that is uh Instagram, Tik

[12:22] Tok, even we're showing the truth there

[12:24] of what's happening in LA. And then just

[12:26] on X, it's just my name, Anthony

[12:27] Kabasa_. Uh you guys can check me out

[12:30] there. That's where I'm posting most of

[12:31] my footage is on X because thankful to

[12:34] Elon Musk I bought it. You know, I I

[12:35] covered the riots uh of George Floyd

[12:38] under Twitter 1.0 and I was actually

[12:39] banned the entire time of the riots and

[12:42] so I'm just thankful that Elon bought X

[12:43] so that we can have free speech again

[12:45] and maybe make make some money in in the

[12:47] process. But yeah, um that's a really

[12:50] good question. Uh and Charlene, a really

[12:52] great point. Thank you so much for that.

[12:53] I'm an independent journalist. I've been

[12:55] doing independent journalism since 2017.

[12:57] I am a US veteran. I have a family. I

[13:00] have a wife and three kids. We live in

[13:01] LA County. Um I'm just one of those

[13:03] conservative uh journalists and just one

[13:05] of those conservatives and Christians

[13:07] that yes, we could just get up and

[13:09] leave. You know, we can just sell our

[13:10] home and move to Tennessee, move to

[13:12] Florida, but I just believe that uh

[13:14] there's also a need for for people to

[13:16] stay and fight. And so that's that's the

[13:18] model that I live by. Uh we have to stay

[13:20] here and fight. I don't want to seed a

[13:22] single inch of America to communists, to

[13:25] Marxists, to liberals. These people will

[13:27] not run me out of my home. I will stand

[13:29] up and fight no matter what. And that's

[13:30] what I do with my journalism. Uh what

[13:32] people need to understand is about the

[13:33] mainstream media is when you have Antifa

[13:36] and these Marxists coming in and

[13:38] destroying property, they run the media

[13:41] out. Uh Fox News is not welcome. If you

[13:44] walk, if you work for Fox News and they

[13:45] recognize you, they will bully you until

[13:47] you leave. And if not, it can escalate

[13:49] from there. Uh but I have been

[13:51] teargassed. I've been shot at. Uh you

[13:53] know, it's part of the work. I actually

[13:55] have, believe it or not, emails from

[13:57] ACLU and other left-wing kind of uh law

[14:00] firms that are begging me to join their

[14:03] lawsuits against Donald Trump and the

[14:05] federal government because I'm an

[14:07] independent journalist uh recording. But

[14:09] look, it it's uh you know, as a veteran

[14:11] myself, I understand getting in the

[14:12] thick of it. I understand that it's kind

[14:14] of like guerilla warfare style

[14:16] journalism. We don't have these fancy

[14:18] cameras worth thousands where we can

[14:20] just zoom in. We don't have a helicopter

[14:22] to zoom in via a camera like most of the

[14:24] news do. We have to get in there and

[14:26] sometimes, yes, we get hit by police

[14:29] with rubber bullets or ricochets,

[14:30] whatever it might be. I've been tear gas

[14:33] way too many times. I actually have

[14:35] developed a system with my wife that the

[14:37] moment I come in, I head straight to the

[14:38] garage. I'm not allowed inside the home

[14:40] smelling like funk. So, we kind of have

[14:41] to, you know, do that stuff out on the

[14:43] outdoor. Uh, but yeah, you know, I'm

[14:46] very supported by all my uh audience

[14:48] members. I've got about 200,000 on

[14:50] Instagram. A lot of people have been

[14:52] donating to my to my links and so it's

[14:54] just great. We're going to continue the

[14:55] work no matter what. Let me just let me

[14:56] just say one final thing here which is

[14:57] very important. Can we show some of the

[14:58] images, guys? And I'll brag both on Kayn

[15:00] and Anthony here. You guys understand

[15:02] all these images we're seeing here are

[15:04] sourced from independent journalists.

[15:05] This is not legacy news media.

[15:07] Understand this. Let's let's show some

[15:08] of the burning of the cars and stuff

[15:11] that if we if we do not have front

[15:14] lines, we don't have Anthony, we would

[15:15] not have the stories here. we would not

[15:17] have the truth of what's really going

[15:18] on. Instead, it would be synthesized and

[15:21] filtered through a media lens. So, God

[15:25] bless you both guys. Thank you so much.

[15:26] Anthony Kabasa and Kayn Delamita. Thank

[15:28] you guys. Thank you, Charlie.