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00:00:00.000Hey everybody, here on the Charlie Kirk Show, our thought crime episode with Jack Posovic, Blake and Tyler recapping the election and the confirmation picks.
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00:03:21.000But Tulsi Gabbard at DNI is very subversive, and I love that.
00:03:27.000Because she's someone who went through the entire system of...
00:03:32.000The military, having served in war, having served in combat, learned that the intelligence community, which I learned when I was there, shapes intelligence to fit their political goals, and then goes over and says, this is wrong.
00:03:45.000They're clearly lying to policymakers.
00:03:48.000When the intelligence gets to D.C., it all gets twisted to be whatever answer they want.
00:03:52.000And then finally, she there served the answer.
00:03:54.000And she can sit there now as the head of the entire intelligence community and tell them all to pound sand.
00:04:18.000I feel like the one that really drives it home to me is actually Pete Hegseth for Secretary of Defense in that you'll have these strong reactions where people are saying, like, oh, this is shocking.
00:04:29.000To me, what is shocking is the state of the defense establishment in the United States.
00:04:35.000You have these phenomenally experienced people, you have people who've been around forever, and their track record is, okay, they invaded Iraq, that was a disaster.
00:04:44.000They fought for 20 years in Afghanistan and the Taliban got stronger pretty much the entire time.
00:04:50.000And then the government that we were propping up collapsed instantaneously.
00:04:54.000They're fighting the Houthis in Yemen and losing to them.
00:05:38.000We need all of our chips from China still.
00:05:40.000All of these things are happening in the defense establishment.
00:05:43.000And then they're mad because we picked a guy who they're like, oh, he's a TV host.
00:05:47.000Okay, yeah, he's also a smart guy who is a veteran of the military, and he has a pretty good resume all across the board, and what you basically need is a wrecking ball who's not going into the DoD so that he can plan for his $5 million a year job from Raytheon afterwards.
00:06:04.000It just drives everything about this home to me.
00:06:35.000It's going to be very entertaining to see all these...
00:06:38.000They're going to make very deranged attacks on some of these guys.
00:06:44.000I think with Tulsi, they're going to accuse her of being a Russian asset.
00:06:48.000And I don't think there was much evidence for that at any point.
00:06:52.000But they're going to make very, very deranged attacks.
00:06:54.000And I think that's going to really show what the battle lines are in DC is who still takes people seriously when the people who failed over and over and over and over again start making these ad hominem attacks on people who are any threat at all to shake up how things are normally done.
00:07:12.000Tyler, your thoughts on how we're doing so far.
00:07:24.000The immediate thought I had was people are literally boxing up their stuff right now, and it's the most incredible thing, considering where we've been.
00:07:36.000I'm thinking, like, how many documents are they going to destroy?
00:07:42.000I can't believe this wasn't a bigger scandal.
00:07:44.000The deputy on the Mueller investigation where they all erased their phones by forgetting the password and then putting in the wrong password ten times in a row until the phone erased itself.
00:08:23.000Which is hilarious to me, just the whole thing.
00:08:26.000And, like, the Guardian's posting, like, on their front page right now that, you know, Trump picks far-right Congressman Matt Gaetz as Attorney General.
00:08:48.000Here's something that I've been looking at.
00:08:51.000If people remember this, though, Merrick Garland, I don't think is anyone at this point, is certainly not someone that anyone would describe as a moderate.
00:09:00.000And yet, when I went back and looked at the confirmation of Merrick Garland, he sailed right through.
00:09:07.000He sailed right through, even though there were people like Ted Cruz at the time who raised serious concerns.
00:09:13.000Serious grievances and serious reservations about actually approving him as the confirmed attorney general.
00:09:21.000And I've been going through, so I went, Charlie, and I pulled up the list of all the senators, including all the Republicans, who voted for Merrick Garland.
00:09:30.000Some interesting names appear on this list.
00:09:58.000So, okay, John Thune from Blake's home state, you know, voting for Merrick Garland there.
00:10:03.000So how do you defend, and also, wait a minute, Joni Ernst, because I saw she had a comment out there.
00:10:09.000Let's go see Joni Ernst and voted for Merrick Garland.
00:10:13.000And so all of these people, Charlie, how do you say that you voted for Merrick Garland, but you wouldn't vote for Matt Gaetz?
00:10:21.000Well, it's because Matt Gaetz is going to disrupt the Department of Justice.
00:10:24.000Remember, Matt Gaetz was a target of the illegitimate fourth branch of government, the Department of Justice, with charges they were never able to prove.
00:10:32.000In fact, there was a blackmail scheme against Matt Gaetz, as you might remember.
00:11:10.000And Thomas Massey had one of the first responses after the announcement came out that said, look, you know, confirmation doesn't matter because he can recess a point.
00:11:21.000And Blake, why don't you walk us through, because I know you know the chapter and verse on this, What is a recess appointment?
00:11:31.000Yeah, so first of all, I know that one of the mechanisms they're talking about for how this could happen, this has been reported already, in Article 2 of the Constitution, one of the president's powers is if there is a disagreement between the houses about when to recess, then the president can say, you guys can recess till this suitable time.
00:11:52.000So, in general, Congress is not in session at all times.
00:11:55.000In the past, they used to be out of session for pretty long periods.
00:11:59.000Now they'll just, you know, they'll time it.
00:12:00.000They'll take an August recess so they can go on vacation.
00:12:03.000They'll take a recess so they can go campaign before an election.
00:12:07.000Anyway, obviously vacancies can still happen in the government.
00:12:10.000So the president has the power to, during a recess of Congress, appoint an interim person to any of the many positions that he can appoint people to.
00:12:20.000I don't think he can do it for the Supreme Court, for example, but he can do it for cabinet agencies.
00:12:25.000And so what you do is, in the past, presidents have done this during actual recesses.
00:12:31.000They've been trying to fill this spot.
00:12:32.000No one's there, so they recess-appoint a guy to be Head of this department or even a deputy in a department.
00:12:39.000What they're considering now is a more calculated use of it because I think the time limit on a recess appointment is maybe is it two years a year and a half it's a span like that and I don't know if they get all it but it goes it goes on the session so if they declare another session they then the time would end but if the session stays open then yeah it could be as long as two years Yeah.
00:13:04.000So specifically, yeah, I actually was missing.
00:13:06.000Article 2, the president shall have the power to fill up all vacancies that may happen during the recess of the Senate by granting commissions, which shall expire at the end of their next session.
00:13:16.000So yes, that's what it is, is they can go into recess, you appoint someone, and then they're actually in their spot until the end of the following session.
00:13:27.000So they can then return, and as long as they don't recess again...
00:13:30.000Which I think even when Congress goes into recess, they often officially don't recess.
00:13:34.000There's a lot of gimmicks they can do on this front.
00:13:37.000So what he could do is he could get his guys exercising all or almost all of their powers Right away, you get them shooting out of a cannon, and then it makes it—they can still have confirmation hearings, but it would only have the power to say, like, revoke someone who's already doing their stuff.
00:13:53.000And especially with Trump, who has a very bold agenda and an agenda that needs to start taking action right away, and it's really damaging if you lose a month, two months, you're going to want guys who can be exercising their powers immediately.
00:14:07.000And so I know one of their ideas is basically you could have, like, if Mike Johnson asks for a recess and there's disagreement, the president could say, you're in recess for even one day, two days, he can do something like that, and then run through all of his appointments.
00:14:26.000I feel like once it happened, it would probably be something everyone would rip off from now on, at least if they have a Congress that's willing to go along with them for it.
00:14:37.000So if you're a recess appointment, you can only be in there for two years and 200 days.
00:14:42.000So it's not a—you don't have the position for the entire administration, right?
00:14:48.000And then there's also a constitutionality issue of...
00:14:51.000Because Obama tried to do this, remember, and there was some technical side of this.
00:14:56.000But look, I think that the Senate has gotten so high in its own supply, both Republican and Democrat Senates, it should be that you should be able to get your cabinet.
00:15:05.000You should be able to fill a government.
00:15:07.000It shouldn't take you two and a half years to get your people in.
00:15:14.000By the way, we're not going to get a government if it's not for recess appointments.
00:15:17.000One of the reasons why we were pushing for recess appointments so hard this last weekend is without recess appointments, we're going to have two years before we get our entire team assembled.
00:18:11.000Yeah, so I was looking through the records because I remember Bush and Obama both made a lot of recess appointments.
00:18:18.000That's when they kind of reached their apex.
00:18:19.000And then a decade ago, there was a Supreme Court ruling that was seen as a conservative victory at the time that did limit recess appointments because they developed a sort of gimmick where the Senate would go into like a very short recess, like a temporary recess, and they would make all these recess appointments at the time.
00:18:38.000And what the ruling was, in the case if you want to look it up, was NLRB vs.
00:18:46.000The funny thing is, I think the majority was like it was a defeat for Obama, but I think it was written by the liberal justices to some extent.
00:18:57.000But basically what they said is it has to be a sufficiently real recess to actually make a recess appointment.
00:19:04.000So it has to be like one between congressional terms, like over the midterms, or it has to be one where they actually sought the collaboration of the House of Representatives for the recess.
00:19:14.000So that's why you kind of are seeing this discussion where you have to get the formal recess with the House also recessing to do this.
00:19:21.000And it's going to cause all sorts of arguments because this Supreme Court case involves it.
00:19:27.000And we might end up with this giant ball of litigation over whether Trump can do this.
00:19:33.000You just have a Supreme Court case for every single thing the president does.
00:19:37.000It's going to be a dogfight no matter what, and I guess what I'm happy about is that clearly the administration is going in ready to have these fights, not under the assumption, oh, this is going to be normal, we can run a normal administration and it will all work out.
00:19:53.000We know from the first time that that's not how it works.
00:19:56.000Yeah, and also that you can fulfill a mandate from the people.
00:19:59.000Look, some of these people are not going to get confirmed, right, Jack?
00:20:21.000And suddenly it's like, wait a minute.
00:20:24.000You're moving too fast, and so it's basically a system of where your actions, your decision cycle, is actually taking place faster than anything.
00:20:32.000Charlie, is there anyone in Washington, D.C. who can move this fast?
00:20:41.000This reminds me of, like, Turning Point, by the way.
00:20:43.000Turning Point moves fast, as everybody knows.
00:20:45.000Elon Musk moves fast, as everybody knows.
00:20:48.000You've got to be willing to hit the ground running, and that's what President Trump is claiming.
00:20:52.000We're clearly doing here, by the way, securing essentially a statement from Thune to say that recess appointments would be on the table to make sure that President Trump's agenda gets passed.
00:21:09.000That's why President Trump doesn't make an endorsement in the Senate Majority Leader race, because he got that out as a public statement from Thune that he would support the agenda.
00:21:18.000Then, as President Trump, I believe just as he was wheels up from D.C., that's when he pushes, boom, on the truth social posts.
00:21:26.000So it's like he flew out of D.C. and just dropped a bomb right from Trump Force One.
00:21:39.000No, it's incredible strategy that we're seeing, the timing of this.
00:21:42.000You know, I hope that there are some real historians that actually look back on this time and understand the strategy of what's going on right now, because what you're seeing is actually far more, they want to say it's haphazard, they want to say it's not planned out, they want to say that he's Oh, he's shooting from the hip and he's making it up as it's all going along.
00:23:20.000A lot of these senators, Cornyn's in cycle.
00:23:21.000A lot of people are getting in cycle now.
00:23:23.000And they are not going to forget, those states are not going to forget, that Donald J. Trump won them by, what, 64% in some cases, 55% in some cases.
00:23:33.000Huge, huge mandates all over the place.
00:23:36.000And if President Trump is going to put them on blast, now suddenly that's a huge issue.
00:23:42.000I don't know how confirmed this is, but there's a rumor floating around, Charlie.
00:23:46.000I don't know if you've seen this rumor kind of on Twitter, kind of in the media, that Elon Musk has subtly been suggesting funding primaries against people who do not support the agenda.
00:23:58.000No, I can't confirm that, but certainly gotten involved in the PAC. Overwhelm the system.
00:24:05.000The second thing that hasn't come up yet that concerns me in terms of his policies is that if he's not a Christian nationalist, he's one of their best warriors.
00:24:12.000I mean, he sees the military at this point as a flaming sword for Christ.
00:24:16.000One of the other things that he sort of pushes on outside of misogyny and DEI is anti-Muslim bigotry.
00:25:55.000And when you go in with that attitude, when you're so maximally aggressive, DC is full of lazy people, it's full of small people, it's full of people who love going on vacation.
00:26:05.000If you can just overwhelm these people with your energy, if you overwhelm them with your will, we have an idea, we are going to get this done, what are they going to do about it?
00:26:16.000They can only keep people angry about so many things at once.
00:26:19.000And Blake, this is how you run a military operation, by the way.
00:29:04.000So the funny part about this is that not only are they going to be completely overwhelmed by Trump, and I actually think that this is part of the reason why the media hates him so much.
00:29:14.000It actually causes them to have to work harder.
00:29:17.000They have to work more in unfriendly territory than they ever had to work before in the last Trump administration.
00:29:24.000They now have to work basically overtime to keep up with everything happening that Trump does and now their viewership and their readership is down so significantly much they can't keep up.
00:29:36.000This is the epitome of the death knell for the mainstream media.
00:30:13.000Well, I'm right there in front row seat.
00:30:14.000And, I mean, look, the whole mantra is this, which is we did not win a mandate election to just go play patty cake, patty cake, what, baker's hand or whatever the heck they call it.
00:31:58.000And that's how you, I think, can get the big change agenda to have a positive reception.
00:32:04.000And you don't have to make it that long, I feel.
00:32:06.000If you can make a good impression early and also show you're not screwing things up dramatically, their ability to remain volcanically angry about it is going to decline.
00:32:16.000Or at least it's going to stop working with the public.
00:32:19.000They can, you know, if the press tells them that, oh, you know, Matt Gaetz is a deranged pick for Attorney General, they can push that for a while.
00:32:27.000But if Matt Gaetz is Attorney General for a few months and the world hasn't fallen and the stuff he's done so far actually seems like it was a good idea, what are they going to do?
00:32:37.000They can't keep staying outraged about it.
00:32:39.000And if they try, they'll just look ridiculous.
00:32:41.000So, yeah, I just, I think it's brilliant.
00:32:43.000I want to get to one of our partners here really quick.
00:34:20.000Look, I remember I sat down on election night, and I was like, we should talk about election night a little bit, just how it, you know, it's been, what, a week and a half, I guess, since then?
00:34:27.000I remember, you know, everyone's like, oh, we don't know, we don't know, and I sat, and, oh, no, because last week we were saying last MAGA rally.
00:34:33.000Remember we were saying last MAGA rally was...
00:34:35.000It was one week ago that we were saying it was the last MAGA rally.
00:34:38.000And I remember I sat down and said, yeah, this is the last one until the Victory Tour and January 20th, 2025, when Donald J. Trump takes his oath of office.
00:34:49.000And everyone's like, oh, I don't know about that, Jack.
00:34:51.000I was like, no, no, no, no, he got this.
00:36:38.000Because the more he does it, the more they react, and the more popular it gets.
00:36:42.000And, in fact, the more runway it gives him to go, like, what's further than Matt Gaetz's AG? You know, like, who can we appoint to head the Space Force?
00:36:52.000Who can we appoint to head, you know, nuclear agencies?
00:36:55.000Who can we appoint to head all sorts of things that are still out there on the table, folks?
00:37:00.000And just which names are going to drive them more insane?
00:37:03.000You're actually creating an incentive structure here.
00:37:07.000That's actually quite favorable to people who, I don't know, care about the country and patriotism and all of these things.
00:37:12.000So it's genius because he's put them in a situation where the more upset they get, the better his cabinet gets.
00:37:20.000And it's just, Blake, can you comment on this?
00:37:23.000The left is not in fight mode right now.
00:37:29.000And, like, the only downside is they will have, I guess, a couple months just because that's when the inauguration is to maybe collect their bearings.
00:38:51.000They all agree there was some sabotage, but, you know, who's to blame for it?
00:38:55.000Okay, so let's, we haven't done a really good election diagnosis.
00:38:58.000Tyler, a lot of our audience is probably wondering what the heck happened with Cary Lake, Arizona, on this program, because we kind of had that going last week.
00:39:06.000Tyler, can you take the time we have remaining here?
00:39:10.000Just to kind of give us what happened because the final drops were actually far bluer, like way bluer than any of our modeling would have suggested.
00:39:49.000They go through with each vote block at a time, finally ending with the late early ballot drop offs that happen on Election Day.
00:40:00.000Basically, what was what we've seen over the course of the last number of days, because a ton of people have been asking is what's going on in Arizona?
00:40:27.000Two to one Democrat, which we've never seen before, on election day drops.
00:40:33.000There's a lot of speculation as to why that is.
00:40:37.000We definitely know that the Democrats spiked at the last hour to get out the vote operations trying to catch up because they knew they were so far behind.
00:40:48.000That definitely played a role into it in Arizona.
00:40:51.000They told everyone they knocked something like 700,000 doors in the last week.
00:40:56.000I don't think they actually did that, but I do think that they did spike money into the state, and they were really worried.
00:41:03.000The left had spent millions and millions of dollars on Senate and House races, thinking that they were going to take over the Arizona State Senate and the State House.
00:41:42.000In fact, in Maricopa County, there was 229,000 drop-offs.
00:41:46.000So there's a little bit of a surge in drop-offs and a drop-off in Election Day voting.
00:41:52.000and the votes that remained out there, a lot of people speculated, and based off the data analysis that we were pulling in our own office, was that we were going to see an uptick in Republicans who dropped off ballots.
00:42:08.000We will be looking at every single person who dropped off an early ballot on Election Day to give a full, deeper analysis of what really happened in that 229,000.
00:42:21.000But the trajectory that Kerry was on, with it being the reverse situation, which was high Republican turnout on Election Day, was actually at one point really good, looking really good.
00:42:35.000But again, what we saw was a huge surge in Democrat turnout, an unexpected surge in Democrat turnout on the days preceding Election Day and on Election Day with drop-offs.
00:42:48.000So we're seeing something similar in Pennsylvania, by the way, where Bob Casey has enlisted the aid of Mark Elias, everyone's favorite Steele dossier, Russiagate lawyer, and his lawyers are now clogging up the courtrooms in every single collar county of Philadelphia,
00:43:08.000in Philadelphia County itself, because they are just running around everywhere demanding, just like you're saying, Tyler, they're going for You know, oh, you know, but sort of in the opposite direction, right?
00:43:19.000So they're saying, oh, you need to count every single possible vote that could be for KC. Oh, this one is crumpled and the C has like a bend in it.
00:43:28.000So that means that person was trying to vote for KC and didn't work in the...
00:43:33.000And yet we have a situation where Dave McCormick has begun Senate orientation, and yet he hasn't actually gone up against an opponent who will drop out of the race.
00:43:45.000And Josh Shapiro is sitting there sort of presiding all over it.
00:43:48.000By the way, I think the latest I heard in Pennsylvania is that it's actually going to a recount, even as Dave McCormick has already been involved in the...
00:44:47.000Like many of my supporters, I was shocked by what unfolded on election night.
00:44:52.000At 1 a.m., I was receiving calls of congratulations and based on the models, it appeared I would win the Senate race.
00:45:00.000Then at 4 a.m., Milwaukee reported approximately 108,000 absentee ballots, with Senator Baldwin receiving nearly 90% of those ballots.
00:45:12.000Statistically, this outcome seems improbable.
00:45:17.000Yeah, I mean, so we have the same issue going on in Pima County.
00:45:22.000There's been some data analysis that's happened in Arizona as well that seems that the Democrat opponent to Carrie Lake, in the similar fashion that Eric Hovde is mentioning, received close to 90% of the ballots.
00:45:35.000And again, this is where people kind of lost their minds last time was you had middle of the night, very late in the game, all of a sudden statistical anomalies with returns come in.
00:45:47.000And so, you know, I think this is where people have real issues with the election because the elections are not transparent.
00:45:55.000They're not reporting these things on an hourly basis.
00:45:57.000They're waiting days, in some cases, to report results.
00:46:02.000There's some really simple solutions here, which is that things need to be significantly more transparent that disallow for speculation.
00:46:14.000I think that the candidates have a right to know, hour by hour, in my opinion, what the results look like.
00:46:23.000In Arizona, we have a law that forces the recorders to count through the night.
00:47:21.000A simple FOIA allows us to get the information for the voters, identify who these people are, and start walking this backwards and saying, you know, how does an anomaly like 90% Democrats show up in a ballot drop?
00:47:40.000Because even in the places like Milwaukee, which is heavily Democrat, you don't have 90% Democrat turnout.
00:47:47.000This isn't D.C. compared to 10% Republican.
00:47:53.000And how do you start to analyze that data?
00:47:56.000I feel really, really bad for the Havdi campaigns, for the late campaigns, for many that have gone through this, because these close races like this It is heartbreaking to watch these people lose sleep over the course of a week when these election administrators slow walk everything and they don't give answers.
00:48:22.000They don't respond to lawyers even in a fast fashion.
00:48:27.000And what it does is it just makes the public trust the process less.
00:48:32.000And this is part of the reason why people are so committed to the idea of one day, one ballot, one vote, kind of old school, or at least moving to a system that's more like Florida, where it's limited, excuse-only mail-in ballots, and they have to be in by a certain time for them to count.
00:48:51.000That we can know by the end of the day on election day what the heck is going on here.
00:48:56.000Because if that was the case in Arizona and in Wisconsin, you would have a lot more trust in the system.
00:49:04.000They're asking for people to trust the system less because in the middle of the night...
00:49:09.000When one candidate's up, all of a sudden you have a drop like this happen, and whether it's an anomaly or not, whether it's legit or not, people are going to question the system moving forward all the time.
00:49:22.000Okay, Blake, what do you find wrong with that?
00:49:26.000Thankfully, we already have the graphic for my eyes causing the solar eclipse, if they want to put that up.
00:49:33.000So I understand people being really wary of it.
00:49:38.000And as I've said, it's 100% bad, regardless of whether the votes are legit, to have a 90% thing drop at 3am because it fries people's brains.
00:49:51.000What I will say about it is, like, I've looked at the county results for Milwaukee and, like, are they wildly out of range from what the rest of the state is doing?
00:50:51.000Uh, and another thing I would point out is, like, they're getting fewer Democrat votes than they did in 2012 and 2008, when they had no need to steal anything at all, because Obama was kicking butt.
00:51:03.000Like, you can look at it, uh, they have, I think, about the same population now as they did in 2012.
00:51:07.000It's not a growing place, but it's not really shrinking.
00:51:10.000In 2012, it was, uh, Like, 67% Obama, 31% Romney, but they got 332,000 votes for Obama, 154,000 for Romney.
00:51:25.0002024, it's almost the exact same number.
00:51:28.000It's about 68% again, but it's only 310,000 votes for Harris.
00:51:33.000And then you have, I think, slightly more votes, which you can probably attribute to people who vote Trump, but then for Baldwin, which those people exist.
00:51:45.000Yeah, and that's the big thing that really chaps people.
00:51:48.000And I'll just use the Arizona example.
00:51:51.000In Arizona, the one weird, very strange difference between the presidential and the Senate race, and this happens from time to time, but the Senate race garnered like four times as many, almost five times as many Green Party votes than the U.S. presidential race.
00:52:10.000And people ask the question, well, that's really strange too.
00:52:15.000Because, you know, typically if you're a Green Party member that's like, or a person that wants to vote Green Party and you're like really excited to vote Green Party for the US Senate race.
00:52:24.000You're probably going to be excited to vote that for president.
00:52:29.000Again, it happens when there's a disparity.
00:52:32.000The strange part about Arizona, and I'll give this case, there were half as many Green Party votes for president this time than there were in 2016.
00:52:42.000And you could equate a lot of similarities between this election in 2016 with a really unlikable Democrat candidate and Jill Stein coming out and being super vocal.
00:52:55.000But there were significantly more votes.
00:52:58.000But they were still less than the year that McCain ran in 2016.
00:53:14.000But it is really strange that you have that situation happen, while at the same time you start seeing, again, voter drops that are heavily Democrat, where that just historically hasn't been the case, or even in areas where that hasn't been the case.
00:53:29.000And we saw a ton of that in the final counts in the last days, and for sure with the very, very final day of election drops.
00:54:10.000They're attacked daily for giving us a voice to talk to you.
00:54:12.000They're attacked in corporate media and they're attacked by governments like France and they're attacked from brand advertisers who refuse to work with them.
00:54:20.000Corporate America is fighting to remove speech.
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00:55:05.000Some nominees will probably get rejected.
00:55:08.000But going in, knowing that will be the case, being ready for that outcome, being ready to move on after it happens, that shows the right attitude.
00:55:17.000It's taking the mentality of the Trump 2024 presidential campaign and bringing it into the Trump 2025 through 2028 presidency.
00:55:27.000So I am excited to see how it plays out.
00:55:31.000I'm excited for the political battles that are to come.
00:55:33.000And I'm excited that we'll be right in the middle of it.
00:56:01.000But look, no, it's you need complete and total domination, not just of the political space, but of the information space.
00:56:08.000And in the way that we've seen that Charlie Kirk and so many other of us have dominated in new spaces and new media, we are going to continue to do that throughout the entire government and all areas of By the way, I'll also throw out, it's so funny, right?
00:56:29.000Because Donald Trump, and I tweeted this, Donald Trump has already begun liberating American people from federal tyranny because now as the federal government keeps trying to screw over Trump's cabinet picks, they will not be focused on screwing over the American people.