03/29/22 Tue. Chris Co-hosts! Crime, Poverty, Will Smith Conspiracies

March 29, 2022 / James Hake

Chris joins Hake in commentary and calls: Murders up in El Salvador, USA! Why do people believe Will Smith's slap was staged?

The Hake Report, Tuesday, March 29, 2022 AD, co-hosted by Chris: Murders rising in corrupt El Salvador! MS-13 a Salvadorian gang founded in Los Angeles, CA, USA! // Galaxy Brain Kickflip Chris comments on insanity and "poverty." // INTERESTING CALLS: Will Smith is lost. Was Will's Oscars slap of Chris Rock staged for money and distraction? Why "diversity" in commercials? (SEE BELOW) // Chris comments on Hake's music and much-needed quiet… //

MUSIC: "Black Wall" - Six Organs of Admittance - The Sun Awakens (2006, Drag City) // "Don't Shoot" - Jeremy Korpas - YouTube Audio Library (Chris selection) //

CALLERS

Rick from Hampton, VA talks about Will Smith's inappropriate slap on Chris Rock. //

Bobby from Texas believes the Oscars slap was fake and staged! //

William from CA talks about Will Smith as well. //

Ian from CA suggests the slap was fake to make money, but how? //

Joe from Phoenix, AZ addresses a prior caller as well as Chris on the changing culture. //

Joe from Oregon says the Oscars were dignified, until certain people came in. //

Also check out Hake News, filling-in for The Jesse Lee Peterson Show today.

TIME STAMPS

0:00:00 Tue, Mar 29, 2022
0:01:39 Hey, guys!
0:03:33 Murders in El Salvador
0:09:25 Chris and Hake discuss
0:30:45 RICK, VA: Will Smith
0:40:03 BOBBY: Slap was staged?
0:51:17 WILLIAM: Will Smith
1:00:50 Music intro
1:01:45 "Black Wall" - Six Organs of Admittance
1:05:48 Reading chat during music
1:07:27 Chris on music
1:14:23 Supers: Will Smith, Conspiracies, Greed, Lucy
1:34:36 IAN, CA: Staged slap to make money?
1:45:22 Supers: Big picture, Chris's beard
1:48:00 JOE, PHOENIX: Debates White Chris
1:55:57 JOE, OR: Once-dignified Oscars
1:58:29 Supers: Deceit, Hake debate
1:59:24 "Don't Shoot" - Jeremy Korpas

SHOW NOTES

It’s Tuesday!

MURDERS IN EL SALVADOR

(CNN) 62 gang killings in a day! — homicides reported in El Salvador this Saturday alone. The country proclaimed a state of emergency (KIND OF LIKE MARTIAL LAW) over the homicide rate spiked by gang violence.

Constitutional rights including freedom of association and the right to a state-sponsored defense in court will be suspended for 30 days to better target criminal groups, according to the decree. Security forces will also be allowed to intercept phone calls and hold suspects in preliminary detention for longer periods of time.

The small Central American country -- roughly the size of Massachusetts -- led the world for the number of homicides related to the size of its population for several years in a row in the 2010s.

EL SALVADOR PRESIDENT

President Nayib Bukele took office in June 2019 with broad support, after promising to stand tough against gang violence, which has racked El Salvador for decades.

In 2020, he authorized the use of lethal force by the police and army against gang members he said were taking advantage of the coronavirus pandemic, after a weekend of violence left at least 50 people dead across the country.

In December, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on two El Salvador government officials, accusing them of negotiating with MS-13 and Barrio 18 in an effort reach a "truce" and shore up political support.

During negotiations, the US government alleged, gang leaders agreed to provide political support to the ruling Nuevas Ideas party in upcoming elections. The US pointed out that Nuevas Ideas won a two-thirds super majority in 2021's legislative elections.

The US also accused Bukele's administration in 2020 of providing financial incentives to the gangs to "ensure that incidents of gang violence and the number of confirmed homicides remained low" and of offering mobile phones and prostitutes to incarcerated gang leaders. He denied it on Twitter.

Some called him “authoritarian.” In February 2020, Bukele sent armed troops into Congress as he demanded that lawmakers approve his plan to secure a $109 million loan to tackle gang violence.

And last September, El Salvador's highest court ruled that the president can serve two consecutive terms in office, paving the way for Bukele to run for re-election in 2024.

Murders had gone down under him, but they’re spiking again in recent weeks.

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