JD Vance exposes America’s two-tiered justice system

Added: 2026-05-24

[00:00:00]One of the interesting things about the American media is there is a fascination. If you go to any American law school, there are these, you know, prisoner rights clinic. There are people who objectively committed heinous crimes, but the American media and the American legal academy has decided that even though they committed bad crimes, their sentence was disproportionate, they were mistreated in some way. You know who never, ever gets an ounce of sympathy when it comes to that disproportionate sentencing is people who voted for Donald Trump and participated in the January [laughter] 6th protest.

[00:00:33]No sympathy for the January 6th rioters.

[00:00:36]Too much sympathy for, you know, other people who have gone to prison and, you know, done done what they could to pay back their debt to society, etc. And he didn't mention the racist, but I think we have a I think we have a mental image of who he's talking about. Yeah. I mean, I wonder what would have happened if J.D. Vance would have stayed in that chamber on January 6th and and wasn't escorted out. You know, I saw I you see pictures of Republicans law makers cowering because they knew that these people were a threat to their safety. I mean, why did they hang a gallows outside the Capitol? It wasn't as a, you know, welcome, man. It was it was to be clear to be used as for violence.

[00:01:11]And so, I think J.D. Vance again represents somebody who he doesn't even recognize anymore. Because if you study the J.D.

[00:01:16]Vance before he was vice president and the J.D. Vance now, it's completely two different people. And so, I think he's he's having a soul crisis right now.

[00:01:23]There's a hole down the middle of his soul. He doesn't even know who he is.

[00:01:26]But but we it's clear that there there's sympathy, you know, we have two systems of justice for this in this country. If you're if you're white and an insurrectionist, you get grace and sympathy. And then if you're black or a person of color, you get what we're we're seeing here in Tennessee tomorrow, an execution. A man who even, you know, clergy and Kim Kardashian are calling for the government to stop his execution. And he's going to be executed here tomorrow in Tennessee.