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Nobody Respects Police Anymore; Ex-Cop On Why America is a Lost Cause

Nobody Respects Police Anymore; Ex-Cop On Why America is a Lost Cause

Update: 2025-09-09
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In this episode, former NYPD officer and private investigator Steve Stanulis explodes over the viral DOJ scandal where federal executive Sean Charles Dunn assaulted a border patrol agent by hurling a sandwich then ran away like a sissy. This government corruption bombshell exposes America's two-tiered justice system where federal employees attack law enforcement without consequences while ordinary citizens face harsh penalties for lesser crimes. Steve drops his most controversial nuclear take, declaring everyone remains a far-left liberal until they get mugged, exposing how wealthy elites hiding in gated mansions with armed security push dangerous defund police policies while living under a completely different justice system. The shocking border patrol assault reveals the total collapse of police respect since Steve witnessed NYPD officers getting pelted with water balloons while unable to fight back. This explosive rant connects DOJ misconduct, two-tiered justice system corruption, and why progressive politics only survive behind walls while working Americans face the brutal reality of weakened law enforcement under government double standards.


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Nobody Respects Police Anymore; Ex-Cop On Why America is a Lost Cause

Nobody Respects Police Anymore; Ex-Cop On Why America is a Lost Cause

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