In this episode of The Best Political Shirts, host Joe Grogan is joined by former Fox News anchor and current candidate for Governor of Arizona, Krysten Lamb, to discuss the latest in the Jussie Smollett case, the new proposed civilian military force in New York City, and much, much more.
00:00:18.000Until you read the story, and I think even Sarah Silverman tweeted this, like, please be, you know, fact, the truth matters, and everyone was surprised.
00:00:25.000It would be the 23rd civilian military force.
00:00:28.000They've existed in many, many states for a long time.
00:00:33.000What is kind of worrying is that the tensions between the states and the Biden administration have gotten to the point where Ron DeSantis is like, yo, we can't rely on the National Guard or the Pentagon or Biden to come to our aid in the event of a hurricane or disaster or something like that.
00:00:45.000So we'll make a civilian military force.
00:00:47.000And of course, many of these individuals who are complaining about a Gestapo didn't realize that New York not only has lockdowns mandates, but they also have a civilian military force.
00:01:18.000And then we've got Jussie Smollett's lawyer apparently claiming the judge lunged at her and they want a mistrial, but...
00:01:23.000We're gonna get in all these stories, and probably a whole lot more, because we're being joined by Carrie Lake, who is, you have this viral video where I guess you resigned from mainstream media, we'll call it, corporate press.
00:01:35.000Now you're running for governor of Arizona, and you've got a lot of opinions about a lot of things, and I think we'll just play into it.
00:01:40.000It's a Friday night, we'll chill, and we'll go through all of that.
00:02:34.000And I always felt that everything I put out was truthful, and it started to feel where kind of the walls were closing in, and I couldn't get the truth out as I wanted to.
00:02:53.000I like to say satanic, but that's just me personally, myself.
00:02:56.000There's a lot of exciting things happening in Florida, and hell, I mean, I soon might join the gator-eating Florida man state guard, especially if Tim starts selling more shorts.
00:03:06.000That's why today I am wearing my own official shirt, which you could support me if you get on thebestpoliticalshirts.com.
00:03:14.000The shirt reads, Make Florida America.
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00:04:53.000This is a poster that is trolling the entire nation Let's talk about what's going on in Florida.
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00:05:17.000Let's talk about what's going on in Florida. We got the story from CNN.com
00:05:20.000The Santas proposes a new civilian military force in Florida that he would control
00:05:26.000I love how they frame it that way, as if it's like, ooh, he would be in charge.
00:05:29.000I mean, yeah, he's the governor, right?
00:05:31.000But they also mention that if Florida goes ahead with this plan to re-establish a civilian force, which existed before, it would be the 23rd active state guard in the country.
00:05:41.000DeSantis's office said in a press release joining California, Texas, and New York,
00:05:44.000these guards are little-known auxiliary forces. So all of a sudden, all over Twitter,
00:05:49.000they're claiming he's forming the Gestapo and the Republicans are Nazis. And when I saw this tweet
00:05:55.000from Sarah Silverman, where she was like, please read the article, The Truth Matters, I was like,
00:05:58.000whoa, something's... Deborah Messing came out about the Waukesha attack and said it was a
00:06:04.000massacre, call it what it is. Yeah, that was surprising, wasn't it?
00:06:07.000Right. But now Sarah Silverman being like, The Truth Matters, I'm like, wow,
00:06:12.000something's happening. I think the Holly weirdos are waking up.
00:06:14.000Holly weirdos? They're waking up, which is good. They need to.
00:06:18.000You were telling us, I guess, if you were to become, when you are to become governor of Arizona.
00:06:45.000I know you're thousands of miles from the Arizona border.
00:06:48.000We have had many journalists and witnesses on the show talking about the crisis.
00:06:52.000And I think Florida is also sending its police forces down to the border to help Texas enforce its border laws as well.
00:06:59.000And DeSantis had a very interesting comment about this announcement because he said one of the benefits of this guard would that it would be quote not encumbered by the federal government.
00:07:11.000That's why I'm like, hey, maybe, you know, maybe I could give it a give this a try.
00:07:15.000He's going to start off with 200 volunteers.
00:07:17.000He wants a budget of 3.5 million to start up this guard.
00:07:20.000But when we're at a situation where soon the Oklahoma National Guard might soon become the Oklahoma state militia because of federal policies, this doesn't seem like an absurd policy.
00:07:32.000This seems like a policy that is inevitable, in my opinion, especially with how hyper politicized everything's becoming from my perspective.
00:07:40.000Well, even if you take the politics out of it, we have a crisis at the border.
00:08:13.000And so we need to do something now, and our current governor needs to work with some of the friendly red states and say, hey, can we borrow some of your law enforcement, bring them down, help us protect the border, and let's start building the wall right now.
00:09:02.000And I'm sitting there like they're both missing the mark.
00:09:04.000The fact of the matter is every single illegal immigrant in this country adds voting power
00:09:10.000and does impact the presidential election.
00:09:12.000Quite simply, when we vote for the president, we are not voting as individuals in a popular vote.
00:09:18.000We are having our states do an electoral vote.
00:09:20.000Electoral votes are based on congressional districts.
00:09:23.000Congressional districts are apportioned based on the total population, not total citizen population.
00:09:27.000That means If Arizona sees a massive influx of non-citizens into dense urban areas, when they do the census, the dense urban areas get extra congressional seats based on non-citizens, which adds equivalent voting power in presidential elections.
00:09:43.000So I believe there were some estimates that California in the past got one extra electoral vote because of their illegal immigrant population.
00:09:51.000I don't believe illegal immigrants are showing up en masse by the millions to vote in the elections and no one's catching it, but I do think it's fairly obvious.
00:09:58.000Whether you want to argue that or not, the point is, outside of it, we know that if they do the census and there's no citizenship question, then you are going to get congressional seats that are being allocated specifically to non-citizens.
00:10:11.000So yeah, they're effectively getting their voting power in.
00:10:13.000And President Trump wanted that question to be asked.
00:10:39.000And when you look at the number of questionable ballots out there, Compared to what the margin of the victory was, there are way too many questionable ballots to say that one person won and one didn't.
00:10:52.000This is what we actually heard from Matt Brainerd.
00:10:53.000We've had him on the show several times.
00:10:54.000And he's never come out and, at least to us, made a definitive and hard statement.
00:11:00.000He's always said there are questions based on, you know, how many votes.
00:11:06.000I don't know how to phrase it properly because I don't want to put words in his mouth.
00:11:08.000I'm trying to be very careful for his sake.
00:11:09.000But he was basically saying, we can't know.
00:11:12.000These things need to be looked into and investigated because these right here are red flags.
00:11:16.000Well, if one person won, and I'm trying to be very careful because I know YouTube has a bunch of issues.
00:11:20.000If one person won by 10,457 votes and you have hundreds of thousands or even 100,000 or 200,000 questionable ballots that could have been problematic, and I'm being careful with my words here, Then you're looking at, wow, 200, 300,000 problematic votes and the margin of victory was just over 10,000.
00:11:51.000I am for expanding the forensic audit to all 15 counties because even counties, and here's the deal, Trump Supporters would never want Trump to win in a questionable way.
00:12:06.000I want my guy to win, of course, but I don't want him to win at the risk of throwing our elections into tumult.
00:12:14.000And I want secure elections that we can have faith in.
00:12:16.000And that's what I plan to do as governor.
00:12:19.000I think that's one of the reasons I got President Trump's endorsement.
00:12:22.000He knows that we're not going to sweep 2020 under the rug.
00:12:52.000I'll tell you, I think Republicans need to be working on ground game and looking at the laws that were changed, looking at the policies across the country.
00:13:01.000And a lot were changed in Arizona leading up to the election.
00:13:05.000A lot of laws were changed by people who had no right to change in the legislature.
00:13:22.000I think we, in Pennsylvania was interesting because I want to be careful not, you know,
00:13:27.000So for people who aren't familiar, we'll give you, I'll give you the context.
00:13:29.000But, you know, Pennsylvania, a year before the election, I think it was October, the Republican legislature voted for universal mail-in ballots.
00:13:37.000And initially they were going to call it, I think, I think they were going to say universal absentee or something.
00:13:43.000And then they realized it was unconstitutional because the Pennsylvania constitution specifically says you can't do this.
00:13:48.000So they stopped Pulled it back halfway, and then changed some wording and pushed it through.
00:13:53.000And a lower court judge actually said, hey, that looks like it's not constitutional.
00:13:57.000When it went to the higher court in Pennsylvania, they said, you're too late, have a nice day.
00:14:02.000So I think the big play for Republicans coming into 2022, there's two big things I think people need to do.
00:14:08.000Looking into everything you've said, for one, I definitely think matters, but in order to get to the point where you can get that investigation and make sure you're getting legitimate information, getting a legitimate investigation, not that I'm not saying the forensic audit didn't happen, I'm saying the power to actually look through these things, enact things, primaries.
00:14:25.000Make sure the establishment Republicans, if you're voting Republican, aren't the ones who are going to get back in and then just jam everything up voting locally.
00:14:33.000So people who are in Arizona need to be thinking about their state senators, their state representatives, their governor.
00:14:53.000They talk about changing laws, they talk about changing rules, they talk about ground game, they talk about activists going out, and I'm like, that all right there is laid out for you.
00:15:01.000If you want to address those things, you need local politicians, you need state-level politicians, you need to win your legislature, you need to win your governorship, and you need to win even your council, your school board especially.
00:15:13.000But a lot of people are just looking at Congress, thinking that if I vote for my rep in Congress, it's going to affect these things.
00:15:22.000And we're seeing it huge in Arizona right now with school boards.
00:15:26.000And I'm going to admit, I thought I was a really informed voter for years.
00:15:30.000I've always voted since I was 18 years old.
00:15:34.000But I never paid enough attention to school boards.
00:15:37.000And we have a situation in Scottsdale where we have a 27-year-old guy, unmarried, no children, living with his parents, who's on the school board, making a lot of decisions about our children.
00:15:47.000And it was just revealed in the last month or so that he, a computer at his home, was keeping a dossier on 40-plus, nearly 50 parents who had the, you know, audacity to step up at school board meetings and say, hey, wait a minute, what's being taught to our kids now?
00:16:04.000You know, 2020 woke up a lot of parents when they walked past the Zoom camera and heard what was being taught to their kids and they went, What the heck is going on here?
00:16:12.000And so they start asking questions and this guy, who's the president of the school board, again 27, no kids in the school district, starts keeping a file on them.
00:17:49.000One woman said they had created a meme, I guess you call it.
00:17:53.000I'm going to sound really old if it's not a meme.
00:17:55.000She said, meant to make her look racist.
00:17:58.000It was a picture of her, this mother, and he shared it with all the school teachers at the school.
00:18:05.000It was a picture of her next to a slave hanging from a tree.
00:18:09.000This is a mother who was trying to paint her as racist.
00:18:13.000She'd done nothing wrong except ask about her kid's curriculum.
00:18:18.000I get angry and emotional when I think about it because it is our right as parents to question that and not be doxxed, harassed, have PIs come after us and have a dossier collected.
00:18:30.000How is it that a guy with no kids is on the school board?
00:18:33.000Well, here's why, and thank you for bringing me back to the story.
00:18:50.000School board is the most important race.
00:18:53.000Because these are the people affecting what our kids are learning, and now we're seeing what years and years and decades of bad curriculum have done.
00:19:00.000We're seeing it churned out in our schools, and this anti-American studies.
00:19:06.000The American history is now anti-American history, and it's pretty scary.
00:19:32.000How did this ideology become so prevalent among the millennial generation to the point where now in schools, teachers are believing this insanity?
00:20:06.000It's funny because I always see these things on Twitter where these woke millennials are like, they don't actually teach people in school about slavery, Jim Crow, and the Trail of Tears.
00:20:16.000And I'm like, I was taught all of that.
00:20:21.000But were you taught it where you continued along beyond that?
00:20:25.000I mean, obviously those are really deep scars and very difficult moments in our history.
00:20:30.000But as history continued to be taught and the years moved on and you're moving through what happened in our history, was it always that the European settlers are always the oppressor or people who are white are the oppressor?
00:21:33.000And it was just like, ah, interesting.
00:21:34.000It's very, you know, pragmatic and more objective.
00:21:37.000But what you're getting from the woke millennial generation and these teachers is, and because they came here and it was conquest, these people are all evil.
00:22:17.000This is something that's rooted very much in the Bible.
00:22:19.000And I know a lot of atheists and a lot of leftists don't want to recognize that that's where it came.
00:22:25.000It really did in the story of Sodom and Gomorrah and Lot.
00:22:28.000So you actually had, over a long period of time, the bad things that came with these traditions being removed as people don't tolerate the violence anymore.
00:22:35.000A good example is how dueling eventually stopped happening.
00:22:38.000Because the younger generation, there was one young generation that said, hey, you guys just killed each other over a fight.
00:22:47.000Then you end up, we end up as a country that starts with slavery, but within 80 or so years, we're like, we're going to fight a bloody death to make sure we end this.
00:23:08.000But now we have with Wokeness something completely separate from that moral framework.
00:23:14.000And they don't believe in innocent until proven guilty at all.
00:23:17.000I mean, we just had a story of a Black Lives Matter activist, his name is Cortez Rice, showing up at the judge's house Apartment in the Dante Wright case he since he subsequently been arrested.
00:23:28.000I don't know $50,000 bail he went to the home It was reported or at least he was trying to I don't know exactly where the judge lives But he was filming himself do it They do not believe in the values that you know have been established here in the United States so what I see is that kind of behavior is Very much in line with what we saw with the communists, but also the fascists.
00:23:49.000And it was David Graeber, the late David Graeber, who said that a sect of the left has embraced the fascistic ideology, there is no truth but power.
00:24:01.000When I often talk about how there's two different realities in the United States, and that's why left and right seem to be meaningless.
00:24:07.000Like, you know, economically, I'm actually rather left.
00:24:09.000I think universal basic health care, things like these, very nuanced.
00:24:13.000We have to get into an argument about them.
00:24:15.000But however, I find myself hanging out with independents, libertarians, conservatives, and disaffected liberals.
00:24:21.000Because I think what separates us from the rival, I guess what you would call the left, is our moral framework tends to be rooted very much in Judeo-Christian values, even though we aren't theistic.
00:24:33.000I'm not a religious person, but Bill Maher is a good example.
00:24:37.000His values, free speech, innocent until proven guilty, these classically or traditionally liberal values, are rooted in Judeo-Christian moral frameworks.
00:24:46.000That doesn't mean you have to agree with the Bible or the Torah.
00:24:49.000But if we tear that apart, then we don't have a country, and then we have chaos.
00:24:53.000But you can be Democrat, you can be Libertarian, you can be Conservative, you can be Republican, whatever.
00:24:59.000But we all have to agree that the freedom of speech Innocent until proven guilty.
00:25:04.000That the system we have, which the U.S.
00:25:06.000Constitution is the greatest system out there.
00:25:10.000And if we can agree on that, but what's happening now is you have people who are on the left, and I worked in media for 30 years, 27 in Arizona.
00:25:19.000I know journalists who are for censorship.
00:25:46.000And I was like, and what is this campaign?
00:25:48.000We're trying to get a media organization banned.
00:25:52.000I've had the local paper, a journalist, and I'm using that, he's an activist, write articles about me and suggest that I have my Twitter page taken down.
00:26:05.000Was it over the, something like talking about ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and suggest that I have my, that I be completely banned from social media.
00:26:30.000And there will be hell to pay if a company tries to keep you from having free speech.
00:26:35.000I mean, free speech is absolutely essential.
00:26:38.000If you look at progression of humanity, it happens under freedom.
00:26:41.000And I think America represents that freedom.
00:26:44.000Obviously, it doesn't have a perfect record.
00:26:46.000Obviously, the military industrial complex has caused a lot of global harm, I would argue.
00:26:51.000Speaking representatively, America stands for freedom, and to me, you have to destroy this larger experiment, this larger idea, because when you do, you get rid of something that is extremely rare in human history.
00:27:05.000If you'll get human history, this ability to be able to defend yourself, this ability to be able to say whatever you want.
00:27:11.000is extremely rare, and if they destroy the founding of this country that was based on those principles and those ideas, they could destroy that freedom that also comes with it, and I think they have been successful in many ways already doing it without many people even realizing.
00:27:43.000I think about what things could get changed if we were to lose the government in some crazy... Things like murdering might now become... Things we think of as just inherently illegal and wrong, without question, could then become totally normal, normalized in a new regime.
00:27:59.000In Portland, when Aaron Danielson was shot in the chest, the leftists cheered.
00:28:54.000So that's when me and my friends went to the island, crashed it, and tried to get as much publicity about this event as much as possible because no one was talking about it in the corporate media, but all online.
00:29:06.000All online there's this hashtag, Epstein didn't kill himself, there was people asking questions, there's people making memes, they were making songs, they were making t-shirts, they were demanding to know what was going on here and that voice wasn't heard other than of course independent media and as independent media I decided we need to do this, we need to step things up.
00:29:23.000You guys are the new mainstream media and I mean that in a good way.
00:29:27.000The mainstream media now is the alternative independent media and that's taking over, thank God.
00:30:01.000But, you know, you could also say Fox is more reasonable if you're conservative, and at least they, I believe it was a great place to work.
00:30:08.000But I think when President Trump came on the scene, Candidate Trump in 2015, when he came down the escalator, that's when I noticed people in media, and I'm talking all of the networks, starting to really lose it.
00:30:20.000Even people that I thought were really reasonable, I'm like, why are you so upset about this guy?
00:30:29.000But it was a complete, as I like to say, he cracked the shells off the nuts.
00:30:35.000Do you think that it was that they didn't like Trump or that they wanted Hillary to win so bad that they didn't like whoever was coming and it just turned out to be Donald Trump and then they turned him into a boogeyman?
00:32:02.000And I work in a neighborhood, and I did a PragerU video, and I really kind of lay out what happened in the media and what brought me to walking away from a very large, comfortable paycheck and, you know, great benefits to just walk away from that.
00:32:18.000Did you notice around this time that younger people were coming into the workforce?
00:32:22.000Like, were you seeing more millennials join your office, your newsroom?
00:32:25.000Yeah, and I talk a little bit about that.
00:32:27.000There was a shift in, and this also plays into how media changed, there was a shift in losing some of the older, more established reporters and journalists.
00:32:36.000And I think it's because corporate media took over.
00:32:39.000There used to be a lot of regional news.
00:32:41.000a company here and a company there owned it.
00:32:43.000And then it became, now five or six corporations own all the media.
00:32:47.000They bought up all these smaller outlets.
00:32:49.000Maybe you had a family who owned three stations.
00:32:51.000They bought that up and they just started accumulating more and more media over the years.
00:33:31.000Those three millennials who've got journalism degrees are very, air quotes right there, theater degrees, social justice warriors, they're going to be communists.
00:33:42.000And I'll tell you my thoughts on that.
00:33:46.000Um, you know, based on what I had seen when I was working for some of these companies, it was when they were bringing in more and more young people, younger millennials, is when they started to have a bigger influence on the culture.
00:33:56.000And what I discovered when I was, uh, you know, managing, you know, uh, I was never a manager, but when I was working with younger people.
00:35:08.000Maybe that's the secret, because I had that too.
00:35:09.000They didn't have any of that freedom to grow up and learn all these little things.
00:35:14.000And now CPS is showing up at people's homes because they had their children walk home from school.
00:35:18.000That was literally a case that happened here in the United States.
00:35:21.000Yeah, I think also, I mean, we talk about the corporate media a lot, but I think we also have to acknowledge big tech social media and the algorithms, I think, play more of an imperative role to the development of young children, especially with parents literally throwing their phone at a baby just to keep them occupied, showing them their latest kind of Hollywood propaganda, you know, that usually could probably could
00:35:41.000have been produced by someone like Harvey Weinstein or some other sicko or creepo.
00:35:45.000And I think we have to understand when there's algorithms, they are literally shaping people's
00:35:50.000perceptions of reality and when they do that, they could shape your reality to whatever they want. And I think they
00:35:56.000did it They did it in such a twisted way where we're seeing record
00:36:00.000high suicides, record high depressions, record high mental health issues.
00:36:05.000And I think that's done deliberately because when you have someone who's not happy, when you have someone who's not healthy, they're going to be someone that's going to be dependent on someone.
00:36:14.000The state, the government, rather than, of course, the parents, the family members, the individuals who are standing up for each other as responsible human beings.
00:36:22.000We have the state as the mom and dad of people's lives.
00:36:24.000And we saw so many people move into having the state control their life during COVID.
00:36:28.000They left their job, had to close down, they left, they're getting paid, they're sitting home.
00:36:32.000And now the people who got back out there and got to work are being told, get the job, I don't know if I can say that, or lose your job with the mandates that are out right now.
00:36:44.000And so this is, we're taking the final group of people who are the working engine in this society, and they're trying to get them to walk away from their job.
00:38:56.000And you know, look, it's a clever workaround, I suppose.
00:38:59.000If the venue won't let you in, the band can be like, we're not letting you go, you just can't work for us anymore.
00:39:03.000But if it were me, and this is why I have... I don't know the story from, you know, the main guys at The Offspring.
00:39:11.000Dexter Holland's the main guy, and then, you know, his guitarist, Noodles.
00:39:14.000I don't know what their side of the story is, but based on what I've heard, If this dude said, look, my doctor says I can't get it, and they said, get out, you're fired, that's scumbaggery.
00:39:25.000You know what you do, Travis Tritt, is that the country star who said, you know, I'm not going to perform at these arenas that are mandating my fans come and show any vaccine mandate or show any vaccine passport or that my staff, my band members.
00:39:58.000I just want to point out, again, distress.
00:40:01.000I don't know exactly what went on with his band, and I want to be careful, because for all I know, they were throwing pies at each other, and people get fired sometimes.
00:40:09.000But if, operating under the assumption that there is a band worth millions of dollars, if you Google search the net worth of Dexter Holland, it's $80 million.
00:40:17.000That doesn't mean it really is, but the dude is particularly wealthy.
00:40:21.000You've got a drummer, I think who played with him for over a decade, I think like 14 years, And all of a sudden, this thing happens where it's like, venues aren't gonna let you in.
00:40:32.000And this is where I say, like, economically, I'm probably lefty, I would never do that to somebody.
00:40:38.000If I had a company that was worth $80 million, and we had cash, and the government came down, I would do two things.
00:40:46.000The first, I'd say, then we will only play venues that don't have this.
00:40:51.000And if for some reason we have no choice because it's a city with fans and we have to play, I will find a session drummer for this show.
00:41:00.000Buddy, you've been with us for over a decade, I will not let you down.
00:41:03.000I can't fathom a reality in which there are people who are like, I may be worth 80 million dollars, but screw you, you're fired because of what they're doing with this mandate.
00:41:13.000Well, and that's a good solution, okay?
00:41:15.000If we have to perform, we've got fans who want to see us, we have our band, you know, we bring somebody in, you pay the guy who's part of the band for how many years, and then you don't fire him.
00:41:26.000People are going to be sued later because we're going to find out this is all unconstitutional.
00:41:30.000Yeah, and I think that's why... And this band has to someday, and I don't know if you're religious, meet their maker.
00:41:38.000And you're going to meet your maker and you're going to say, I did the right thing or I did the wrong thing.
00:41:43.000Or you're going to look at your kids one day and say, when this country hopefully were saved, you're going to say, I was part of saving this country.
00:43:16.000Yeah, it's the old... But we had a bear.
00:43:19.000I guess, look, with the lockdowns, there's less refuse, animals become more desperate, and a bear actually... This is basically our front porch.
00:43:26.000So you have our front porch, and to the left is where the coop is, and a bear came and actually tried ripping it open, and we had, you know, people around us being like, there was a bear through the neighborhood, and we saw the metal ripped off, and we were like, that was the bear!
00:43:37.000So, you know, where I'm going with this is guns.
00:43:42.000Because out here in the middle of nowhere- Did you shoot the bear?
00:43:47.000The point I'm making is, to wrap up, we're talking about music and freedom.
00:43:53.000My attitude is, I will not go to these venues in New York.
00:43:57.000Jack Murphy, a good friend of ours, end of the show, he's been doing these events.
00:44:03.000And he said, we're gonna do ours on the other side of the river because they've got vaccine mandates in New York and we can do it at a venue without one.
00:44:10.000I believe maybe you can't play a stadium because they're all mandating it, but stand up for something, right?
00:44:16.000So for us, we have this space and we can do almost anything.
00:44:19.000So we'll have a shooting range and we're going to be putting on concerts and we're going to be hosting events where we can just say, you know, screw it.
00:44:26.000There's also Pork Fest up in New Hampshire that has, you know, it's all about freedom and they've got the Free State Project.
00:44:34.000There's a bunch of people coming together.
00:44:35.000There is a mass awakening with protests happening all over the world in huge record numbers that are absolutely incredible to see, filling the streets for blocks on down.
00:44:46.000And I just had this idea randomly, Tim.
00:44:48.000I think we should do a parody of the Blair Witch Project.
00:44:50.000We go to the woods that they filmed it in, but we have firearms, so if someone messes with us, we just shoot them.
00:46:31.000I am a Trump Republican, as I like to say.
00:46:34.000I'm endorsed by President Trump, proud of that, by Congressman Gosar, by Rick Grinnell, Michael Flynn, Mike Lindell, one of my favorite patriots.
00:46:43.000I have the America First movement firmly behind me.
00:46:45.000Well, Trump, I would say was like a, to my opinion, my perspective, like a 45-35.
00:47:45.000How do you feel like how powerful weapon do you think it should be legal for someone to carry?
00:47:49.000Are you asking, like Joe Biden, saying you need to have fighter jets if you're really going to take on the... Yeah, because people used to be able to own warships.
00:47:59.000This is something Tim quotes from time to time.
00:48:00.000People could own warships under the Second Amendment, like privateers, and then the government would conscript them to go fight for them.
00:48:06.000But private citizens could own warships.
00:48:08.000So should a private citizen be able to own a small nuclear device, nuclear bomb, rocket launchers?
00:48:44.000My attitude is private citizens should be allowed to own rocket launchers.
00:48:48.000Private citizens should be allowed to own bazookas.
00:48:50.000Well, if you read the Second Amendment, it talks about, you know, it's not about hunting and it's not about target shooting.
00:48:56.000It's about protecting against tyranny.
00:48:58.000Well, it's, it's, it's about protecting everything.
00:49:01.000A free state, you know, requires the people to, I'm not quoting the Second Amendment, but I'm saying it says, you know, who can verbatim- Well, it's a well-armed militia, and- I wanna, I just wanna, I wanna- You wanna know?
00:49:14.000Yeah, we're all- I wanna read it specifically- You guys go, okay.
00:49:17.000I'll read it to you if you need it, right here.
00:49:49.000It's also about if a foreign adversary seeks to invade your country and everyone's armed to the teeth and they're like, there's a gun behind you.
00:49:55.000Or if a foreign corporation hijacks your monetary supply and prints your economy into oblivion, that's threatening the security of your free state right there.
00:50:04.000What happens if someone comes to your door and tries to pull your family out and put you in a quarantine camp?
00:50:09.000Oh yeah, that's when things go real dark, real quick.
00:50:11.000Well, and I think this is why the difference between Australia, there's a million differences, and America.
00:50:16.000And I think this is why we haven't had more strong restrictions placed against us.
00:50:23.000Because, especially in a state like Arizona, you know, behind any door someone might have a gun.
00:51:10.000And, you know, when the government does something wrong, it means the government is scared to make certain moves.
00:51:16.000Because it's not about whether or not there's an armed militia showing up at your door and saying, we hereby, you know, declare.
00:51:21.000It's about the fact that you tried to enforce a red flag law.
00:51:25.000This happened, I think it was in Maryland.
00:51:26.000And the guy showed up with a gun, fought the cops, and the cops had to shoot and kill him.
00:51:30.000The police understand that when you go to a door, you're not going to get someone saying, okay, you might get a crazy person, or not even a crazy person, a scared person.
00:51:38.000Grant Taylor's boyfriend, who just said, someone's breaking into my home, fired, hit the cop in the leg.
00:52:11.000I remember seeing video footage in New Jersey.
00:52:13.000There was a lady who was in her own private shop doing her own thing, and she was making baskets, I believe, if I believe the story was correctly coming off fresh of my mind.
00:52:24.000Police officers literally broke down her door because she was open at her place of business by herself and told her to shut down immediately.
00:52:31.000In North Jersey, a woman, they closed everyone's businesses and said, you're shut down, end of story.
00:52:37.000So she started live streaming on Facebook.
00:52:39.000If you want to buy any of my products, here's what I have.
00:52:41.000The police showed up and they said, ma'am, you need to shut your store down.
00:52:44.000And she said, what are you talking about?
00:54:42.000Well, if it means we're going to give out, well, here's the deal.
00:54:44.000We did get a lot of money for, and then they say it's for COVID relief, but not if I'm going to have to give up my, my citizens, our citizens, my fellow citizens, information, private information.
00:55:14.000We're going to get off the federal teat, take your money and shove it, or give us the money, but we're going to spend it the way we want to spend it.
00:55:21.000We're not going to do this, that, and the other with your money.
00:55:24.000This is why I said governor is more important.
00:55:26.000A lot of people pointed out that if Ron DeSantis were to run in 2024, Florida would lose a very powerful voice who's doing the right thing for the citizens.
00:55:36.000And so he's better working in Florida because he's created a safe haven, essentially, for people.
00:55:41.000They're flocking to Florida like crazy, buying up property like crazy.
00:55:56.000And that's what Arizona is going to be.
00:55:58.000So I tell people too, especially with the legislatures in the states, if you keep thinking the federal government is your path to fixing your problems, you are incorrect.
00:56:12.000Yeah, maybe Alan West will win because he'll go, you know, he'll go much, much more like Ron DeSantis.
00:56:18.000And then when it comes to a potential convention of states, whether it's a good thing or a bad thing, changes can be made if at the state level people vote for, and we mentioned this, across the board, and also to this point, district attorneys.
00:57:15.000I'm so worried about where this country... I've never been politically involved, but I know who's running, who their consultants are, what's behind them, what they believe in.
00:57:25.000So there's a lot of exciting things happening.
00:57:27.000I'm actually very hopeful for the future.
00:57:29.000I was at a Trump rally in Fort Lauderdale back in 2016, and every single person that I talked to had said, like, I'm either independent or I've not voted before.
00:57:39.000And I was like, you're at a Republican rally, and they were like, Trump's different, man.
00:57:42.000It's, you know, a lot of these people felt like Mitt Romney, like you saw the disdain that this Luke Murkowski has for the Mitt Romneys of this country.
00:57:50.000And yet, but Trump supporters do, too.
00:58:13.000That the establishment, the Republican Party, has always been this feckless, weak, and in my opinion, well, ineffective.
00:58:22.000And what's happened now is a bunch of people like Trump, like DeSantis, and like you have come in under the umbrella of Republican, representing something with principle.
00:58:31.000And that's why I say, I think you don't want...
00:58:46.000And, you know, I talk to people who are establishment, and I believe I can bring people together.
00:58:50.000I was a Republican looking from the outside in before I became a politician, thinking that the party, you know, we had the rhinos and all of that, but I thought the party was more congealed and together. Now that I'm running, I realize it's
00:59:20.000When I see a ton of people who are not Republicans, who are joining the Republicans, but not because of Mitt Romney, Mitt Romney is what I think of when I think of Republican.
00:59:43.000Trump was not like the rest of them when he came in.
00:59:46.000So he was a Republican, but just in name, he represented something new.
00:59:51.000So to be fair, I would say now the party has become the party of Trump.
00:59:55.000And now that is what it means to be Republican.
00:59:58.000So now I would say, I understand when you refer to McCain and these individuals as rhinos, it's because they're the people who don't actually represent the voter base, those who are joining the party and those who are stepping up.
01:01:43.000And I still got a lot of questions because there's a lot of people that I know that are absolutely disenfranchised with the Donald Trump party.
01:01:51.000Not happy that he passed gun control, that he didn't release the CIA documents, that he didn't pardon Assange, that he didn't support his supporters on January 6th, and some people are saying that this is just a two-party duopoly.
01:02:02.000What do you say to people who are disenfranchised with the left-right political system, which they see as two sides of the same coin that are essentially representing the special interests?
01:02:13.000I'm disenfranchised with the two-party system as well, but I think, you know, I think President Trump did a really good job and he did what he could.
01:02:20.000We don't know everything he was up against.
01:02:22.000I mean, he was the first one going in as an outsider into the swamp and people go, well, he hired the wrong people.
01:02:28.000Didn't, you know, there's a lot of positions you have to hire and he didn't have the best people to choose from.
01:03:05.000The reason we got somebody who was strong enough to go up against the system, to beat down all of those, what was it, 17, 18, 19 contenders, just one after the next, he brought them down.
01:03:15.000And go in there and have the coconuts to do the right thing is because he was a tough New Yorker.
01:03:22.000And it irritates me when people go, I wish, I like you, I really like you, Luke, but I wish you were a little less this way.
01:03:30.000Well, we don't get to do that with human beings.
01:03:31.000Are there any moves he did that you would criticize or you would do differently than he did?
01:05:03.000And we've had a few of Trump's former senior individuals and people close to him who have been like, he was getting advice from them saying not to get rid of Fauci.
01:06:07.000I think people need to understand the power of the bureaucratic state, and I think... The ramifications if he did that, and what they might have pulled?
01:06:25.000And as much as I wanted him, Ross Ulbricht and Julian Assange should have both been pardoned.
01:06:30.000I feel like he was sitting there, and he probably... There's something we don't know, and he was like, Here's who I can pardon, here's who I can't, because they will absolutely get revenge on you.
01:06:42.000And this is why I say when you bring all these things up, we don't know all of the different variables that were at play in these.
01:06:48.000So I don't want to sit and criticize who I think was one of the greatest presidents, or if not the greatest president in my lifetime.
01:06:55.000I personally think everyone should be criticized, especially if they're in power.
01:06:58.000But we're also dealing with a situation that, of course, we're looking from the outside in.
01:07:01.000And that's why I like talking to individuals, getting their perspective, getting their honest kind of takes on this.
01:07:06.000And another thing I wanted to add, Tim, to your point, he was facing retaliation about potentially being attacked.
01:07:13.000But the way Donald Trump left, he was viciously attacked.
01:07:19.000I agree with you on the incident where it came to the corporate media.
01:07:25.000They became hysterical, nonsensical, and totally erratic when it came to any kind of news reporting surrounding him because every little thing he did, they would trump up as Hitler.
01:07:41.000And they attacked him on no real legitimate critical issues that I believe he should have been criticized on.
01:07:48.000And that's why I'm kind of bringing up the point and starting this conversation because I want to have an honest conversation about what I really think, what you really think, and who you really are.
01:07:56.000And I think that's important to lay out.
01:08:06.000I could be wrong about this, so definitely fact check me, but I believe the reason he hired Bolton was because, you know, when he got support in his campaign from Adelson, is that how you pronounce it?
01:08:16.000That he was like, I want you to hire John Bolton.
01:08:18.000And Trump was like, okay, you know, makes sense.
01:08:23.000I don't remember when he said it, but it was during the Trump years.
01:08:26.000By this time next year, we'll be celebrating in Tehran.
01:08:29.000To imply that the United States would invade Iran and then have a stage set up celebrating their victory in a year, to me, is absolutely insane.
01:08:37.000People don't understand that Iran is not Afghanistan or Iraq.
01:08:41.000It is a massive, mountainous, developed nation.
01:08:44.000And to have people who are just fervently pro-war.
01:08:49.000But maybe he felt if he keeps his enemies close, you know, but I think Obama thought that too, when he got all those corporate guys to be surround him in the first couple of weeks of his administration, then he got co opted.
01:09:01.000I know Trump isn't pro war, but Trump was was.
01:09:05.000He was lied to for one, so I'll give him that.
01:09:07.000When he was trying to withdraw from Syria and from Afghanistan, his own people in the government reportedly were lying.
01:09:13.000When it came to Syria, they lied about the amount of troops we had there so that Trump thought we withdrew everyone and they kept them in.
01:09:37.000I certainly think Trump was surprisingly the best I've seen in my lifetime in terms of withdrawing from Afghanistan and then Joe Biden screws the whole thing up.
01:10:20.000Now, they're not gonna be able to maintain them or anything like that.
01:10:22.000But when I saw Donald Trump, this is one of the greatest moments of the Trump presidency.
01:10:28.000When he comes out, the helicopter's roaring and the press ass is going on and he's like, We're going to do an excellent weapons deal with Saudi Arabia.
01:10:34.000It's going to be great for the economy.
01:10:35.000And all of the anti-war left, just like their jaws hit the floor, like he just came out and admitted what the United States does.
01:10:43.000We're going to go keep the oil in Syria.
01:10:53.000The grade of weapon they sell outside of the United States military is lower grade.
01:10:59.000This is why Trump was one of the best presidents we've ever had, at least in the modern era, because when he couldn't get the troops out of Syria because he wanted a complete withdrawal, and they were like, no, we have to keep some in, he goes out publicly and says, you know, I wanted to get the troops out of Syria, but we got to keep in about 200 so we can take the oil.
01:11:15.000And I was just like, keep talking, keep talking.
01:11:18.000Let everybody hear what you're saying.
01:11:20.000I think Trump knew what he was doing when he was saying that stuff.
01:11:22.000I think Trump likes the idea of, you know, America being great and a strong military, but Trump's America first.
01:11:30.000He helped make and he helped maintain American energy independence, and then Joe Biden fumbles the ball, gives the Nord Stream 2 to Russia, and now is begging OPEC to give us oil because we're in trouble.
01:11:43.000Then he releases strategic oil that lasts us two days.
01:12:19.000They're shutting down the coal industry, so we're going to look at all the prices going up.
01:12:23.000Thank God we have a great nuclear power plant in Arizona with lots of... I believe in clean energy, but I also believe in energy that works.
01:12:29.000I want to know when I turn my air conditioner on in Arizona, I'm going to get... the air conditioner's going to work, there's going to be power for it, my bill's not going to, you know, bring me under and keep me from being able to feed my family.
01:12:41.000So I want energy that is Clean, of course, but I think nuclear energy is clean.
01:14:16.000I mean my room is 74 and it's like 10 or 15 degrees warmer than this room.
01:14:20.000Well in Arizona, and this is probably going to shock people even from Arizona watching, in the summer we keep our air conditioner at like 80, 82.
01:17:57.000And so what's happening is these people are moving to West Virginia and then going, They're going on Facebook, and they live in the mountain not too far from me, and they're like, I heard someone shooting their guns, and this is inappropriate.
01:18:53.000And people don't know because they're not putting their party affiliation for some of these positions, and they're running unopposed in some circumstances, like you mentioned with this guy in Arizona.
01:19:03.000Well, we just, I think it was in New York, some of these protesters saying the only option is going, did you hear that when they were protesting?
01:19:10.000Yeah, the only solution is revolution, communist revolution.
01:19:13.000Yeah, I mean, and this is, in Arizona, ASU, that student holding up the sign, Death to America.
01:19:19.000This is what we're churning out in these schools, and it has an effect.
01:19:24.000You know, they're pretty young right now, but when they get older and they start moving around Tim's place, I just found this out because of Josie, the red-headed libertarian, and it's apparently that communists aren't people under the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
01:19:48.000So in the 1964 Civil Rights Act, it talks about what you can or can't do.
01:19:50.000You can't discriminate for this and that reasons.
01:19:52.000But apparently there's a provision that says this will not be construed to provide protections to members of communist organizations or affiliated groups under like the American Sedition Clause or something like this.
01:20:03.000I bring that up not because I think communists are entitled to their free speech and activism, but I do wonder if there is a line for sedition.
01:20:12.000You know, we used to take it very, very, very seriously.
01:20:15.000That if there were people that were going out outright saying, we will destroy this country, they'd be like, okay, well now that you said that, whatever you do, we're going to be watching out to make sure you're not committing sedition.
01:20:24.000That is, you know, seeking to subvert or destroy the United States.
01:20:27.000A lot of people incorrectly say treason.
01:20:29.000Treason is providing aid or abetting foreign adversaries.
01:20:33.000I wonder, how do we survive as a country, because we believe in free speech, even for people who hate this country, but when you have a massive population, not the biggest, they're kind of fringe, but they're still around 8-10% of people who believe this country is evil and racist, and literally are saying on TV they want to destroy it, if we just sit back and say, okay, then they will!
01:20:53.000Well, and they're being taught Marxism in schools.
01:22:53.000We don't want to live with that on our conscience that we have a bunch of junk we're buying that's made by people who are making this against their will.
01:23:02.000I would immediately, if anybody, and I've said this many times, if anybody is fined or charged with breaking a mask mandate, or COVID mandate for standing up for liberty, I would pardon them on day one.
01:23:14.000A mass pardon of anybody who gets a ticket or an infraction or loses an infraction on their business license for standing up to this.
01:23:22.000Because we have to have somebody who's looking out for the people who are showing courage at this time.
01:23:27.000It's very hard to show courage, and we saw it in the last five years.
01:23:30.000You know, people got canceled for saying something or putting a tweet out that talked about what their belief was, and they got canceled and they'd lose a job.
01:23:37.000Well, we need to get beyond that and start making courageous moves.
01:23:40.000So we have to reward people who are courageous and do the right thing.
01:23:44.000And if that's a business that's pushing back against mandates and they get fined, we're going to relieve them of those fines because they did the actual right thing.
01:23:54.000Have you ever thought about setting up a state cryptocurrency if the U.S.
01:23:57.000government were to cut off the state for ignoring their mandates?
01:24:13.000I wouldn't think of myself as an expert, but I would like to see every state have its own cryptocurrency, maybe a federal cryptocurrency as well that we could inter-trade.
01:24:21.000Well, I believe the Constitution talks specifically about currency and who can set it up.
01:24:27.000Yeah, nobody other than Congress is supposed to do that.
01:24:30.000Yet they set up the Federal Reserve to do it, basically ignoring their constitutional duty.
01:24:48.000But if they're going to cut off financial services to the state, Well, I mean, that's a scary prospect.
01:24:54.000If we get to the point where, you know, we already have DeSantis saying we need a civilian military to be brought back because, well, he didn't say this, but it's obvious it's not working between, you know, Joe Biden and Florida.
01:25:05.000Joe Biden's agenda is clearly cutting off red states who are not falling in line with the COVID stuff.
01:25:09.000But we have to have governors like DeSantis and like the governor I'll be, where we stand back and we say, you're not going to fly people in here overnight.
01:25:16.000We're going to fly them to your state.
01:25:17.000You saw what's happening with Joe Biden taking the kids in the middle of the night and flying them to Tennessee.
01:25:38.000I said, we need people who are strong and going to do the right thing.
01:25:42.000A good leader knows right from wrong and does the right thing no matter what kind of pressure they're under, and our current governor didn't do that.
01:25:48.000He is a Republican, but when it came time to shut our state down, he folded when the leftist mayors of Tucson and Phoenix and Flagstaff were pressuring him to shut the state down and mask our children.
01:26:01.000And he folded every single time to the activists in the media.
01:26:05.000You're sitting there watching going, come on, do the right thing, Governor Ducey, do the right thing.
01:27:29.000I mean, I think Trump is a conservative for sure.
01:27:31.000I mean, at the time, conservatives didn't like him because they were like, he's a New York liberal, you know, so he's not far left or anything.
01:27:39.000The establishment didn't like him because they were like, oh crap, he might win.
01:27:43.000But I'll tell you what was really interesting.
01:27:44.000I think it was Vox who wrote that the Democrats had gone nuts because Trump had stolen some of their core policy positions, like working with unions and the working class stuff.
01:28:03.000With NAFTA, they sold out the worker under Bill Clinton.
01:28:06.000We started to deal with with China, the political elite.
01:28:10.000And when I say that, that's Democrat and Republican sold out this country and the working man and woman.
01:28:15.000Even before that with Kissinger literally sending over all the jobs over to China, getting rid of domestic manufacturing in the United States.
01:28:22.000Good places like upstate New York where it's just, it's like a graveyard of old factories rusting and falling apart in Michigan.
01:28:30.000This is what happens when you're not America first.
01:28:32.000You wanna know what I, I'm just, man this is, gives me hope.
01:28:59.000But regardless of that, I will say to the people we've had on who have been running, it's been infinitely better than the traditional TV run, fake personality.
01:31:34.000It's a chemical that is produced in your brain and animals and plants that causes you to do massive... Everyone has a breakthrough trip when you smoke it apparently.
01:31:42.000The thing is that we have so many serious issues right now.
01:31:45.000We've got our schools teaching Marxism to our kids.
01:33:07.000However, hard drugs have to be done in, like, facilities.
01:33:12.000It would be regulated to a certain degree.
01:33:14.000And I'll speak lightly on this to a certain degree.
01:33:17.000I like what Portugal has done in terms of reducing a lot of the addiction.
01:33:22.000I think we need to treat drug abuse like a disease.
01:33:26.000I'm not saying it is a disease, but I think we need to treat it as, like, something that needs to be solved for people and not putting people in prison because of it.
01:33:33.000So I think the way we've handled victimless crimes over drug use has been absolutely wrong.
01:34:23.000Any of that distribution of kid stuff I don't stand for, but I don't like the idea of victimless crimes.
01:34:29.000I don't know, I won't pretend to have all the solutions.
01:34:32.000There's a lot of despair right now and you talked about even with social media and what you're seeing.
01:34:37.000You think you're calling up what you want to see, but the tech tyrants are really pushing a lot of despair our way as well.
01:34:43.000There's despair in the culture that is around us.
01:34:46.000There's despair in the way our kids are being taught.
01:34:48.000When you're taught that, you know, America's a bad place and just all of the... to judge somebody by the color of their skin with some of the racist stuff they're pushing with CRT and SEL.
01:34:58.000You know, I'm a big believer in the words of Martin Luther King Jr.
01:35:01.000You judge someone by the content of their character.
01:35:04.000But we're pushing just so much negativity everywhere that our kids are depressed.
01:37:05.000Item DMT yes, so I'll address that real quick.
01:37:09.000Just it's a fascinating drug They're they're doing a lot of research on it and people say that you know they have very profound experiences It's unique to any other drug, but more more importantly is a lot of the stories about it are that people who take it in the same space experience the same thing and it makes them feel like there's something bigger there and That's why it always comes up.
01:38:06.000But I'm not going to experiment with DMT.
01:38:10.000I'm fine with prayer and I think that... There's a lot of power in that.
01:38:14.000I've noticed when I'm thinking and kind of meditating, and I guess praying is one way of thinking, I'll think like, I'll figure out the answer.
01:38:34.000A friend of mine said to me, I was waking up a lot in the middle of the night, like three o'clock and she said, Oh, that's just God telling you, you know, you haven't had time to pray.
01:39:13.000I do not believe in the Bible, but I certainly value a lot of what's in it, because I've had a lot of great philosophical discussions in that regard.
01:39:20.000And I think a wise person, a smart person is going to try and read as much as they can to understand as much as they can.
01:39:31.000So we have a ton of Super Chats just saying they're from Arizona and they're big fans.
01:39:34.000And I'm trying to make sure I pull up the ones that are questions for you.
01:39:37.000And I kind of feel, I kind of feel funny because I've seen so many like political interviews where the questions are always the lamest questions.
01:40:26.000I mean, we've got to build more homes right now.
01:40:29.000And we need to make it easier on the home builders.
01:40:31.000Right now, I talk to people who are developers, and they say 25% of the price of a home is taxing and excessive permits and things like that.
01:40:41.000There's a lot of regulation that goes into the pricing on a home.
01:40:45.000But we're also seeing Californians come over.
01:40:47.000They come over, and let's say Ian's selling his house for $250,000.
01:40:53.000And you come over from California and you go, I've got a ton of cash.
01:41:12.000But we have the Californians coming in and they're bringing the prices up and so we need to, we really do need to, I wish Californians would stay and try to fix their state so that Arizona can have prices for homes that are reasonable.
01:41:25.000Have you looked into 3D printing housing?
01:42:30.000He's like, Tim's like, we've got to get to these questions, we've got to get to them, and now we're all sitting here looking at Tim going, go ahead!
01:42:36.000Well, it's because I'll have like two right there, but a lot of them are just very much big support for you, and so I want to make sure, you know, we get an opportunity to actually have questions that people might not normally get, because this is that opportunity.
01:42:46.000I'm telling you guys, this is your opportunity to ask literally anything, you know.
01:42:50.000I mean, if you ask something that's completely untoward, I obviously won't.
01:44:28.000All right, here's one that can get us in trouble, but I'm going to read it anyway because I'm not going to shy away from these questions, so keep in mind.
01:44:34.000Nicholas DeLay says, Hi Cary, Buckeye resident here.
01:44:37.000Miss you on the news, the Razor Force has your back.
01:44:39.000Have you talked to Tim about the 2018 Maylens for Kristen Cinema?
01:45:11.000He's now running for Secretary of State, which is even scarier.
01:45:14.000He was in charge of Maricopa County elections.
01:45:16.000Now he's running for Secretary of State.
01:45:17.000These are people we don't want running our elections.
01:45:20.000They can't even admit that there were major problems.
01:45:22.000So I don't know how deep we want to get into the elections, but we as Arizonans need to really look at the people running our elections because we've had some shady characters.
01:45:32.000Or get a governor who's going to, you know... Well, I mean, when I'm governor, we're going to go through that forensic audit and we're going to fix everything.
01:45:40.000And if people defrauded the voters, and I don't want to get into too much detail because I know YouTube has some issues with us talking about that because there's censorship, unfortunately, in this country and it's going to become outlawed in Arizona.
01:46:59.000As a matter of fact, all of the Phoenix Lights documentaries that were produced in movies show, usually they show me anchoring that night.
01:47:09.000We were on the air that night and we're like, oh my, you know, the phones were lighting up, they're Phoenix Lights, so there's a bunch of different, you know, over the years they've done a lot of the documentaries on it.
01:47:18.000Is this where there's like all those blinking lights and it looked like a battleship in the sky or something?
01:47:24.000I can't believe how big that story was.
01:48:39.000So Dave Smith, if he does run for the Libertarian Party presidential, to be a candidate, or to run for office, Michael Malice, who is one of the most notorious internet trolls, is going to be his press secretary.
01:49:07.000And he's very anti-establishment, and he's critical of the media and the propaganda and the lies, and he's a guy with sharp wit, good memory.
01:49:15.000So, if there's anybody who could take the test... Is he in Arizona?
01:49:21.000We're probably going to hire someone in Arizona.
01:49:23.000You know, speaking of North Korea and the universities, I remember the student who...
01:49:29.000Yeah, who left North... she was a defector from North Korea, said that she experienced more brainwashing going to an Ivy League college, Princeton I believe it was, than she experienced in her time in North Korea.
01:49:40.000This is how effed up our universities are.
01:49:44.000That they're being brainwashed worse than what's going on in North Korea.
01:49:56.000says, Carrie, how does the American First movement handle foreign affairs? Are we still
01:50:01.000the world police against evil? What about women being drafted?
01:50:05.000Well, I talk about China all the time.
01:50:08.000I mean, the CCP is not our friend, and we need to bring manufacturing back, and I think we have an opportunity to do that, much like President Trump's Opportunity Zones, and didn't get enough coverage in the media because the media didn't want to showcase anything that the president did well.
01:50:22.000We need to bring back, we're calling it Resiliency Zones, and we want to do that in Arizona where we can, you know, manufacture some of the essentials that we need so we don't have to rely on these countries like China.
01:50:38.000I'm not for... I don't think we need the draft.
01:50:40.000We've got a volunteer military right now.
01:50:43.000If women want to fight, I think it should be optional.
01:50:47.000I am very much about making sure women have the opportunity to do the things that really are meaningful in life though, and I think motherhood is really meaningful.
01:50:56.000One of the questions was about foreign policy, and it said world police.
01:50:59.000I think they're specifically referencing war.
01:51:03.000I'm applying for the job of Arizona governor.
01:51:07.000I don't think we're gonna be starting a war in Arizona.
01:51:20.000I mean, what's your, I guess, I don't know exactly what you could do if the Feds were like, we're going to pull National Guard and send them to Iraq or something, but I'm just curious your thoughts on something like that happening, how you view it, positive, negative.
01:52:49.000We're actually looking at... I'm open to all ideas, but we have to deal with our water crisis because we have a growing population.
01:52:56.000People are moving to Arizona and it's a wonderful state.
01:52:58.000People want to move there, but we can't survive if we don't address our water issues long term.
01:53:03.000And so we can obviously look at things like runoff and making sure that we're doing the right things on a smaller level, but I want to work with our partners to the south, Mexico, and work on a desalination plant.
01:53:14.000And we can provide the power through these micro nuclear plants, as we were talking about, and work with Mexico.
01:53:20.000Northern Mexico needs water, the whole region needs water, and I want to help spearhead
01:53:25.000that, bring other western states into it.
01:55:56.000It's so radical that we have convinced our young people for a couple generations now that it's okay to take the life of their unborn in the womb.
01:56:06.000We've got mothers taking the life of the baby in their womb.
01:56:09.000And we've convinced them that that's healthcare.
01:56:29.000And I say, you know, for anti-establishment, anti-state reasons, I find myself pro-choice because I don't like the idea of I don't know how you actually would implement... Would there be a government arbiter or there be some kind of government regulation for when it comes to a woman getting approval for an abortion for a medical reason?
01:58:06.000And we need to really, I think if we're a country that finds it okay to take, to kill a baby in the mother's womb, we got some real problems.
01:58:56.000But we've got, I was down at the border, and within five minutes of arriving and stepping out of the vehicle, people were walking over.
01:59:04.000Under Joe Biden's policy, we had, President Trump's policy, Remain in Mexico policy, was the best border policy I've ever seen in my 27 years covering Arizona.
02:01:05.000And then all of a sudden, illegal immigration dropped by like 90%.
02:01:08.000Well, and while we're building it, we can put up whatever barrier we can, if we have to do bar.
02:01:12.000Whatever we can, we've got to get these areas that they're coming through blocked.
02:01:16.000But we also need, we know we have an issue, not an issue, we have a sovereign nation sitting on our border that spans Arizona and Mexico and most people don't realize that.
02:01:24.000We can't just go on to a sovereign nation and build a wall.
02:01:27.000So we need to make sure that our law enforcement along the counties that are surrounding this area where the drugs and people are coming in, I'm talking to sheriffs who say we don't have money in our budget for overtime.
02:01:39.000We need overtime right now because we've got so much coming across the border.
02:01:43.000So we need to take this $1.6 billion the feds have given us for COVID relief, send a bunch of it down to our sheriffs along the border to pay overtime, and I think we should enable them to deputize Arizonans who are willing and able to help secure the border.
02:01:58.000We've got a lot of veterans, a lot of former law enforcement, a lot of patriotic Arizonans who want to help and create, you know, a posse and help out.
02:02:08.000Alright, we'll just try and do a couple more.
02:02:10.000Lone Wolf asks, do you have any plans to combat social media censorship and narrative propaganda?
02:02:15.000And what can those of us not in Arizona do to support you without simultaneously supporting the GOP's bank account?
02:02:21.000They can come right to CarryLake.com and make a donation.
02:02:25.000I am supported and I'm funded by the people of Arizona, not the swamp.
02:03:21.000Oh, plans to combat social media censorship and narrative propaganda.
02:03:26.000I want to outlaw censorship in Arizona.
02:03:27.000You know, we're a Second Amendment state, and I want to be a First Amendment state.
02:03:32.000It's sad that we have to— First Amendment sanctuary, pardon me.
02:03:35.000It's sad that we should have to even have these sanctuary counties and cities and states.
02:03:40.000The Constitution should just be upheld everywhere.
02:03:44.000But we need to start finding these companies that are censoring people.
02:03:49.000We have free speech in this country, and until we come and fight back against these tech tyrants who are making a gazillion dollars, we've got to start fining them for censoring Americans.
02:04:01.000People go, oh, this is a private company.
02:04:11.000If they heard Tim talking to Luke and they didn't like what the phone company didn't like what you two were talking about, they just cut your line.
02:04:30.000Keep talking in the future about the censorship stuff, because I feel like Having the government decide what companies can make their
02:04:39.000own terms of service be is a bit fascist So but allowing them full reign to do whatever they want
02:04:43.000seems to be failing so that we've got to find some other method
02:04:47.000I'm looking at freeing the software code of large social networks so that other people can spin up a version of the
02:04:52.000network like Twitter They can have their own Twitter with their own terms of service that will interlock with the other Twitter so you can still follow people from either network.
02:05:00.000If this Twitter wants to ban you, they can, but you still have your Twitter network.
02:05:03.000We'll just do that with the Yon Foundation.
02:05:05.000A lot of people are starting up social media, new platforms.
02:05:10.000It's just a matter of finding the one that everybody wants to be on.
02:05:12.000I don't know why anybody wants to be on Twitter.
02:07:39.000I mean, we, we, again, if people act, the governor does have a lot of power, but you have to work with the legislature and we've taken the legislature out.
02:07:46.000That's where we got in trouble with our election.
02:07:51.000The, the legislature is, there's a process for laws to happen or laws to be repealed.
02:07:56.000And I'm wanting to work with our legislature more than the governor we have now who never goes down, never talks to the men and women who are working in the legislature.
02:08:05.000We've got to have a relationship there so that we're not wasting a bunch of time.
02:08:08.000They're not passing a bunch of bills that I wouldn't even consider signing.
02:08:13.000I believe I will be the most pro-2A governor of Arizona, maybe in the country.
02:10:29.000We start with indoctrination from K-12, then it's the cherry on top when you get more indoctrination in the universities, and then if you didn't get indoctrinated enough, the media finishes it up.
02:11:27.000Can't get any traction in that place anymore.
02:11:29.000I'm on the Carrie Lake, apparently somebody has my name, and then Instagram as well.
02:11:34.000So to continue the baby talk just really quickly I want to have seven children and you could help me do that by supporting me on LukeUncensored.com.