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This is a tax the rich rally in New York City, run by the DSA, a movement that wants to abolish capitalism, the police, and borders. And that's a professional protester I caught paying other protesters. Make no mistake, this movement is growing rapidly throughout the country. One of their candidates just became mayor of New York City.
And as much as they avoid my questions, >> please don't interview me. I'm not asking you to be interviewed right now. >> Try and shut me down. >> They're they're right-wing journalists. >> Okay. It won't stop me from exposing the truth. Welcome to Mom Donny's New York and welcome back to the Nate Freiedman Show. Can you answer me? I saw on the DSA site that that we should abolish prisons. Could you say something about that? That we should we do that? >> You just can't talk about it. >> No, I'm not a spokesperson. >> How did you get involved with DSA? >> Okay. I was hoping to speak to somebody who was able to talk. Are you able to have a conversation? I think you can talk to the press on. >> That's a picture of me in the DSA signal group chat and she's messaging the other paid protesters to notify them that I'm there. You can see it says they're talking to us right now. Now, despite their attempts at suppression, one of the most insane interviews I've ever done is in this video.
Do you believe that we should tax the rich? >> Yes. >> Okay. Why not? >> Um yeah, I why not? Yeah. >> So much money. >> U Yeah. Yeah. No doubt. Um, one of the things on the DSA website that I was reading is that they believe that we should abolish prisons. >> Do you think that we should abolish prisons? >> No. Uh, that's what they believe. The people that are speaking believe that we should abolish prisons. So, you're against that? >> Yeah. What about like open borders? They believe that we should open up all the borders. >> Do you think we should do that? >> I'm sorry. Um, what is your name? >> Oh, my name is Nate. I mean, what's >> what outlet are you in? >> Uh, I'm independent. >> Yeah. Can I interview you? >> No. >> Okay. But you're taking down my information. >> Yeah. So, I'm just a press liaison for the event. >> Okay. You going to notify the group chat that I'm here? >> I don't know what group chat you're referring to. >> The group chat where you let people know which journalists are here. >> I don't have a group chat that does that. >> Oh, wait. What's uh >> what outlet are you associated with? >> Uh why does it matter? >> I'm It's relevant to press. >> Okay. Um yeah, I told you. My name is Nate Friedman. I'm independent. >> Thank you so much. Um if you would like to speak to one of our spokespeople, I'm happy to go take you over to one of them. >> You want to take me to the spokesperson right now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. We're taxing the rich not because their not just because their money is an adult for universal child care bill in the New York State who has been a comrade. >> Can I ask when the person is coming out? >> I just asked for them. >> They know who you are and they have no intention to speak with you. >> Okay. Can I ask why? >> Because you've docked some people in the past. >> So, do you want to abolish prisons? >> I have no comments. Imagine saying no comment on if you want to abolish prisons.
And I remember very clearly in 2021 when Kathy Hokll >> I couldn't help but notice that whenever the speakers would mention Governor Kathy Hokll everyone would go which is interesting because Hokll endorsed Mum Donnie. Not only that, but she has completely changed her behavior to try and fit in with the DSA crowd. She lit up the World Trade Center green for Muslim Heritage Month and left out the part that New York City has never celebrated Muslim Heritage Month until now. Governor, I ask you, why did this tower get built? She does all of this because she knows the Democrat party has been taken over by radicals and it's either become one or get left behind. New York is in danger and it's the people at this rally that made it happen. I'm a journalist and I'm wondering if there's someone I can speak to. Um, any any Is there someone that I can speak to? >> Yeah, I think they might be like on the other side of the park, actually. >> No, they said they said you would be here. >> Oh, no, but other side of the parks actually. >> Why are you so upset? >> Um, >> why are you so angry? >> I was angry right here. >> What? You seem You seem like really jittery, like upset. >> You're just annoying, that's all. >> Oh, why am I annoying? >> All right. Well, I have to go for a stand here. Meet Napali Aaron Cray. He's a paid protester through and through. Here's him posting on LinkedIn to hire paid protesters for the company he works for called Get Free. Listen to this. Get Free is hiring for part-time mobilization support contractor. That just means paid protester. We're seeking out people with four plus years of experience in leading direct action and large-scale mobilizations, demonstrations, protests, and civil disobedience, which just means experience getting arrested. Compensation is $3,500 to $4,200 a month for an average of 20 hours a week. Get Free on their website calls themselves a grassroots organization when Naftali and others are literally being paid to protest. Get Free wants to quote undo white supremacy. Naftali thinks one of the best ways to do that is to celebrate vandalism, saying Crown Heights stay winning after someone threw an egg at a stranger's cyber truck and placed dog feces on it. Here's Naftali at an abolish the police rally. You can see he's not leading the protest, just blending in amongst the other recruits. He can get his photo op later because the way this works is combining all the leftist causes together to make the individual causes look bigger than they are. And of course, he works with the DSA, which is why I ran into him at this DSA tax the rich rally. On LinkedIn, you can see Naftali frequently doing his paid protester posts, saying, "Come work with and help us expand our effort to win reparations across the country." And Naftali is recruiting nationwide in Chicago, the Bay Area, and Baltimore. Pod organizers he's hiring for are tasked with building small localized teams. In other words, protesters that can be deployed on demand. Now, let's see what happens when we click on one of these links attached. It's a 9-week contract part-time, paying $3,400 in stipends issued bi-weekly, and they're looking for someone excited about experimentation and will recruit people and train them to drive turnout to events. And Naftali is part of Jews against Trump and urges people to donate to bail funds to quote bail immigrants out of concentration camps. A Jewish person that calls an immigration detention center a concentration camp has a serious mental illness and it's colleges like NYU where he went, the Democrat party and the mainstream media who are guilty of this brainwashing. We see Nicole Cardi at the top of the Get-Free movement. She says the George Floyd protests were the reason Biden won the 2020 election. Share this with anyone who is trying to make the argument that morality, civil rights, and social justice have no place in electoral politics. It's the opposite. Now, we can see that these protest NGO groups are about one thing, getting Democrats elected. So, it's only fitting that donations to Get Free are funneled through Act Blue, who is under investigation by the Department of Justice for foreign contributions. Act Blue has funneled billions of dollars for activist groups like Indivisible Twin Cities, who is orchestrating the resistance on ICE agents in Minneapolis. Indivisible has been caught paying protesters and they've received over $7.6 million from the Open Society Foundation funded by George Soros.
Can I ask why you're not authorized to speak to the press? Like who said that to you? Cuz you seem like you >> need media training. >> Why do you need media training? >> People are aware of who you are. Please go away. >> So that's Martina Crane. You might remember her from the Trump Tower protest a little while back where she advised her co-workers to prevent my interviews. So far able to keep up. Well, she quickly deleted her social media when I exposed her for creating an entire network of people and organizations who help illegal immigrants evade ICE. She also removed that entire spreadsheet as well as her guides on how to evade ICE. However, knowing that she might do that, I screen recorded all of it and that will be going into the Friedman Files, a website where you'll be able to learn all about the paid protesters wreaking havoc on our cities. The waitlist is in the description or you can scan the QR code here. Now, there's something else on Martina's Linktree that caught my eye that she hasn't deleted yet. It's an immigration hotline, but when you click on it and scroll down, you'll see that it takes you to an LGBTQ immigrant hotline. It writes, "The National Immigrant Justice Center provides legal services to low-income immigrants who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender." The craziest thing about that is you're funding this hotline. That's right. If you go to the 990 forms for the NIJC, you'll see that they got $2.6 million in federal grants in just one year. Now, some people will argue that LGBTQ migrants may face persecution in their home countries. But the question is, why is there a separate tax-funded hotline based on sexual orientation? Immigration law is supposed to be applied equally. Deportation is about legal status, not sexual identity.
So, what is this rally about? >> Uh, it is about taxing the rich to fund uh child care for New Yorkers. And and who's organizing it? >> Great answer. >> Uh DSA. >> Okay. >> Indeed, they are. >> Um one of the things that I saw on DSA's website is that they want to abolish prisons. Do you think that that's a good idea? >> Uh probably not. >> Okay. Um it's just one of the things they mentioned, so I'm asking people about it. Um and they said that we should open the borders. Is that like a good thing to do? >> They're they're right-wing journalists. >> Okay. Well, >> I asked her about something that was on the website. >> Yeah. You're free to ask people questions, but they don't have to answer you. and you're and and you stopped she she's consented to doing an interview and you came in and stopped it. >> I'm just letting her know that you know what you're doing. >> You don't have to you don't you also don't have to act like it's okay. You just be like just be normal. It's okay. >> Normal. >> Okay. So, why did you stop the interview? >> Sorry, man. We're just having a rally. >> Why did you stop it? It's freedom of speech that she's able she's allowed to talk. So, why did you prevent her from talking? >> I hear you. I hear you. >> Are you okay? Like, are you all right? >> Okay. Well, get better, man. Okay. Meet Tim Traversy. He's a software engineer at Google. It's interesting to see these guys get a high six-figure salary working for a multi-trillion dollar company and then protest for socialism. Tim is a prominent member in the DSA. Here he is front and center at another DSA rally with his CFA. He was a field lead for Zoron and they used Palestine to recruit thousands of people into the DSA. In an interview, he stated that his goal is to make every DSA chapter capable of running two to three Zorons a year against establishment Democrats. I had more interviews shut down in this video than ever before, but I still managed to secure one on the edge of the protest. You will be shocked by what he says. But first, a lot goes into making these videos. And one of the tools I use to do what I do is Ground News, a partner and sponsor of this episode. Now, let me tell you about what they do and exactly how I use their service. You know how when anything happens in the news, the left is going to cover it significantly differently than on the right. Ground News is a website and app that allows you to access every news publication in the world and compare coverage against the left or the right. News sources across the left and the right often cover completely different stories. So, you might miss something simply because you're only reading one or two sources of news. Now, Ground News solves this problem with their blind spot feature, a feed that shows you stories receiving a disproportionate amount of coverage only on one side of the political spectrum. You'd be surprised what both sides choose not to cover. Right now, the right is talking about how protesters in Minnesota are actually being arrested, 16 of them. Now, you can see that only one source on the left is covering that. So, people in that echo chamber would never know arrests are happening. That blind spot feature is where I spend 80% of my time on Ground News because I want to know what the whole country is seeing in the news so that I can make the best videos possible and I also find it very interesting and a little entertaining. I can't recommend using Ground News enough. To get started with Ground News, I'd recommend the Vantage plan which gives you unlimited access. I've been using it for close to a year now and the concept behind Ground News is really brilliant. Right now, you can get 40% off the same plan that I use. Just head to ground.new/friedman news/friedman or scan the QR code to discover the stories that you're missing. And now back to the protest.
>> Hey, um, you mentioned that I was an [ __ ] Would you like to have a conversation? >> No, actually, I'm I'm trying to take pictures. Thank you, though. You have a good day. >> Okay. >> That's Faraz Ansari. He likes going to Pakistan and photographing Hamas inside of New York City. That really is two wannabe jihadists about to walk on the Brooklyn Bridge. And Faraz is there to make the caption of the photo about Zionist militias. He's there to take professional photos of all the cafe-wearing Marxists. He's not just at the protest and running into these shots. These are clearly staged. And after photographing Hamas, he was made a perfect candidate to work with the Mumdani campaign. He did it through being an official photographer for the DSA. You can see him credited here. And half his Instagram is just pictures he's taken of Mumani. He says, "There are more of us than them. These streets are ours, not theirs." while he showcases a photo using one of Anne Frank's statements about the Nazis and comparing it to ICE agents. We saw Tim Walls make that same stupid comparison which incites violence. We have a mandate to act and we need to tax the rich because tax the rich is about more than just what we can fund today. It's about what we can build tomorrow. The day after that it'll be housing and we will not stop until this world revolves around the workers.
Can I ask you guys a question for an interview? >> Uh, yeah. So, maybe someone else inside me. >> Yeah, that's fine. I just wanted I just wanted to ask like um can you tell me about what uh what you're tabling here? >> Yeah, I mean we're basically out here in support of the tax the rich rally and we're uh we're socialist alternative and like you know we've been overall like just really supportive about like the energy around like you know 100,000 people going out and supporting like a progressive left campaign like Zoron. You know, I think what the Zoron campaign really touched on, right, is that it is possible to like fight for things like free child care and like tax the rich, but it means you have to be like as a working-class person organized with your neighbors opposed to the billionaires, right? >> What do you credit this rise in socialism to? >> I mean, I think a lot of it has to do with like right now a lot of people are really scared about like the far right and felt like really defeated in a lot of ways with like the rise of Trump, right? But then even before that, it's like, you know, seeing like the failures of the Democratic Party, right, and actually turning into like an outright party of genocide with supporting the war in Gaza, for instance. I think that's like one of those things that's just disillusioned a lot of people. And it's like after a while, it's like that has to express itself in some ways. And I think that's one of the things that's like really pushed Zoron's campaign, I think, a lot more to the left and gotten a lot more like young people like excited. I'm 32, so I was around for like um Bernie Sanders first run. That's like where I got like really excited about that. So like now you're seeing like people my age and even younger than that, right, that are seeing like it is actually possible to like fight back and it's like once you're seeing your neighbors involved, you're going to want to get involved, right?
There's a thing on their website that says abolish the police um and open the borders. What do you think about that? I mean I would say like with that is that like it's sort of like the terms of the police because I think there are like genuine questions around public safety and it's like for us it's like clearly like the police doesn't always like serve the role that it needs to and I think Zoron does actually have a good demand around like creating like the department of mental health for instance and having more social workers but then there is also the question of like who are the police actually serving. So, one of the things that Socialist Alternative we call for is democratic community control of the police with working-class people having the ability to hire and fire police. And I think it's like one of those things where it's a situation where if you have that like method of like community accountability, right? Frankly, there's a lot of people within the police that like are far right. They wouldn't tolerate something like that. At that point, they would be calling >> When it's tax the rich. Where what what is the line in your opinion? Like what is rich? What is not? Like is it a million a year? Is it 2 million a year? Like what where do you think the line is? I mean, I definitely think like taxing the millionaires is like, you know, a very obvious place to start with that, right? Because it's also like for me like it's a much more of a question of like, you know, not even just like what your income is, but like where you're actually making your money, which often is like, you know, the property that you own, right? At the end of the day. So, it's like if we're talking about like somebody like in New York City, you know, you could probably count like the like biggest landowners like on like both of your hands, right? These people are making money hand over fist, right? Over just like the rents of like regular people. So, it's like, yeah, absolutely. Like these people like the top like 500 companies, they not only I think they should be taxed, right? We should also be like considering putting them into democratic public ownership, right? These like big companies, right? Where it's like working-class people can talk about like all right, we don't just have to like fund war for instance, we could actually be funding like new housing, right? With like the like um wealth that we have here, right? We could be funding like, you know, where food is going and stuff, new schools.
>> It's not like DSA mentioned a 90% tax. Like, do you feel like 90% on the rich is is is is good. >> I would also say it's just like also not enough just to tax income is like what I'm saying. >> Yeah, that's what I mentioned. Capital gains too, right? >> Exactly. So, like there's capital gains, but I mean it is also just like just straight up like the property that like they control, the businesses that they have, right? Like at the end like the demand is not for people to seize banks, right? Like from a lot of people in DSA. But I would say like this is like a certain step we have to consider. I actually think one good thing that Zoron has done in his um platform when he's talking about like you know bad landlords and busting them, right? He's actually like one of the few candidates that actually put forward if like there's a bad landlord or a slum lord that's like getting all these violations, the city should seize those buildings, right? Cuz that's like another argument that people have about capital flight, right? It's like if you're going to abandon all these giant buildings here and like your whole workforce, the city should own it. You know, >> What do you say to the folks who say, "Well, if you tax millionaires, they're going to leave the city and the top 1% pays 40% of the taxes in the city. So, what happens if they leave? What's your response?" >> Well, that's what I would say. It's like we should take their business and we run it like for our like the city ourselves. >> So, if they take their business to Florida, you feel like you can make it keep it here. >> I mean, they they can't leave the building. They can't like just bring their whole entire workforce to Florida, right? They can't bring all of like the resources that they have to like build the business here to Florida, right? That t that's a whole thing. And that's where we would even say like we're building a real movement, right? To like stop that. We'd also like make it illegal for them to like actually like leave, right? We would find like find them to hell if they're going to try to like abandon their property here, right? Because clearly people do need to work, right? People do need to like, you know, make a living. So
>> So that's Charles Barry. And while that might have been one of the craziest things I've ever heard in hundreds of street interviews, what matters more is that he's a teacher for New York public schools. Imagine that garbage being spewed in your kid's class. Now you can see what these people are fighting for, and it's to seize your business and make it illegal for you to leave. Manny has ushered in a new Democratic party. A radical and un-American uprising is no longer beneath the surface. It's in plain sight. Thank you for watching. If you want to know about this rise of Sharia law in the UK, click this video. London is no longer London. And I'll see you there.