Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - SPECIAL THOUGHTCRIME BROADCAST： TRUMP’S HISTORIC SPEECH AND RNC BREAKDOWN

00:00:00.000 Okay, that is one of the most powerful speeches that you will ever see or hear in political

00:00:15.480 history. We're going to keep the feed going. I believe President Trump's entire family is

00:00:19.160 going to come out with him right here. And I think we're going to do a close-up shot

00:00:22.560 there. Yep, looks like Melania, Don Jr., Eric, as they celebrate life. And not just being

00:00:32.780 the nominee, there they are together, Melania and Donald. How great is that? It's beautiful

00:00:36.820 to see. And I imagine that the entire family is going to follow, as is typically customary

00:00:46.300 in convention tradition. As this officially concludes the RNC from Milwaukee. What a

00:00:55.740 week this has been. It was really something to watch it from afar. Yep, looks like there's

00:00:59.560 Jared and Ivanka and Don Jr., the whole family, Laura, Eric, Michael, Tiffany, Kai. I wish they

00:01:10.140 would keep that zoomed in. It's just the pool feed right there. This week reminded us how

00:01:15.280 important life is. To be grateful. There are the balloons, the legendary balloons. Donald

00:01:24.720 Trump is the nominee. And he is alive. There is Chloe, there is Tristan, there is Spencer,

00:01:31.960 there is Don III, Don Jr., Laura, Eric, the whole family. Hey, team, can you guys get the

00:01:43.100 picture of when Donald Trump went down the escalator? And let's contrast that back in 2015.

00:01:48.440 Some of those kids were little babies.

00:01:55.580 What? Do you think they'd be dropping balloons if that assassin would have been successful?

00:01:59.400 It's hard to even comprehend.

00:02:02.000 This week reminded us how important it is to be grateful and thankful. Truly stunning.

00:02:06.840 The first 30 minutes of Donald Trump's speech is one of the most powerful

00:02:12.440 you'll see in anything. I was having reporters texting me from the New York Times,

00:02:16.280 Washington Post saying, I've never seen anything like this.

00:02:23.080 The entire Trump family there bringing it all in at the conclusion of what I thought was a phenomenal

00:02:28.180 RNC. By the way, email me freedom at charliekirk.com. I want to hear from you, your reaction of not just

00:02:35.460 the speech, but the entire week. I got to tell you, it's a completely different experience watching on TV.

00:02:41.140 And you guys are going to love it. It's actually better on TV. It's actually even better on TV.

00:02:47.460 Not as many distractions, not as many like weird applauses in certain pockets. It's a made for

00:02:53.780 television production. And the balloons are cascading down in a moment of pure jubilation

00:03:01.460 and celebration. And I could tell you the gratitude was so felt inside of this convention all week. It

00:03:07.220 was oozing off the walls. And I can say this, it was three of the best days of my life. Not the best

00:03:13.380 days, but it's in the list. It will be days I'll never forget and always remember. Look, Donald Trump,

00:03:17.860 he's just loving life. And they said, oh, his speech was long. He got shot on last Saturday. Okay.

00:03:22.740 He could speak for five and a half hours. If you ask me, I thought it was excellent. I thought it was

00:03:28.100 just terrific. Oh, here's the opera music. Donald Trump's favorite.

00:03:36.340 In fact, I have the name of this singer. This is Christopher Macchio, Macchio opera singer.

00:03:45.540 Donald Trump is a lover of the finer things and the beautiful things, including

00:03:50.100 opera music and classical music.

00:04:00.100 Just want you to soak in that moment right now.

00:04:14.740 Amp up that volume, guys, a little bit more. It's about to get really good.

00:04:43.220 Yeah, yeah.

00:05:04.900 Yeah, yeah.

00:05:05.360 What other convention would be ending with an opera song?

00:05:20.920 This really is the new right.

00:05:22.880 You have Hulk Hogan, Kid Rock, and this famous opera singer.

00:05:25.900 Oh, this is my favorite part of this.

00:05:27.000 I don't even know what this song is called.

00:05:28.180 If you know the name of the song, email me, freedom at charliekirk.com.

00:05:32.160 Oh.

00:05:35.360 It's so good.

00:05:40.880 It's as good as it gets.

00:05:42.360 Let's just enjoy a little bit more.

00:05:47.880 Let's just enjoy a little bit more.

00:05:53.400 Let's just enjoy a little bit more.

00:05:58.920 You only get a convention once every four years.

00:06:04.440 And I don't think you'll, I mean, very unlikely you'll ever get another convention of Donald

00:06:08.800 J. Trump.

00:06:09.960 This is his third convention.

00:06:15.480 This is his third convention.

00:06:26.640 From 2016 to 2020, we really didn't have much of a convention.

00:06:33.240 It was more like a live stream.

00:06:36.680 And this is the last convention you'll ever have with Donald Trump.

00:06:40.940 I want you to just soak that in.

00:06:42.340 Unless he were to lose and run again in four more years, it would still be about Biden's age

00:06:48.100 right now.

00:06:48.500 But let's not even talk about that.

00:06:49.880 This is likely the, let's make this, we actually want this to be the last convention.

00:06:53.440 By the way, this should be the National Anthem, this song.

00:07:05.020 It's much, our National Anthem song, this is a much better song.

00:07:20.600 Nessun Gorman, thank you, you guys.

00:07:22.200 Listeners are the best.

00:07:23.440 Nessun Gorman, thank you.

00:07:53.440 Every day is a gift.

00:08:00.960 Every single hour is a gift.

00:08:04.420 Donald Trump was not supposed to be here.

00:08:07.540 He was supposed to be in a different place.

00:08:09.500 He was supposed to be in heaven.

00:08:10.860 He knows that.

00:08:12.720 Every day is a gift.

00:08:13.780 We are lucky and thankful for the Almighty.

00:08:16.120 He lives to save this country.

00:08:18.880 We're going to keep the speed going here.

00:08:33.420 The family is still on stage.

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00:08:43.560 It's members.charliekirk.com.

00:08:45.660 That is members.charliekirk.com.

00:08:48.060 What an emotional week, I'll tell you.

00:08:50.600 This week, I have not slept well all week.

00:08:55.100 From Saturday night to Sunday, and then I prepared for my speech, and that whole thing was so dramatic.

00:09:02.980 I just could not stop thinking about what would have happened if that bullet would have been two inches to the side.

00:09:14.640 A party convention every four years is an event unlike anything else.

00:09:19.300 We host the largest annual events in the conservative movement, 10,000 to 15,000 people.

00:09:24.120 And this doesn't even, this is 50 to 100x the impact, the size.

00:09:30.520 It's not even in the same stratus.

00:09:33.320 There you go right there.

00:09:34.120 There's J.D. Vance.

00:09:34.920 There's Usha.

00:09:35.780 There is Kai.

00:09:36.840 There is Laura Trump.

00:09:38.340 Donald Trump.

00:09:39.180 Melania.

00:09:41.400 Don Jr.

00:09:43.560 You've got the whole family there.

00:09:46.900 He's not supposed to be here right now.

00:09:50.160 And he's not supposed to be here now has two different meanings.

00:09:52.240 Remember, he said that in Detroit at the debate, that he isn't supposed to be there right now, that he should be joining old age in one of his many houses.

00:09:57.480 And now he means he shouldn't be alive because he's doing what he should be doing.

00:10:03.180 And it's real, again, one-fourth of an inch.

00:10:06.040 I say inches, but about a quarter of an inch he'd be dead.

00:10:08.640 A quarter of an inch.

00:10:09.880 Centimeters.

00:10:10.200 All the delegations are now taking the state markers.

00:10:22.600 By the way, the next convention is four years from now.

00:10:26.020 Houston, Texas.

00:10:27.400 Get your air conditioning ready.

00:10:28.500 That's going to be something else.

00:10:29.540 Donald Trump will, God willing, be speaking at that convention in four years as the sitting president and handing the baton to whomever, hopefully J.D. Vance, if he were to decide to run for president.

00:10:44.040 That's way down the runway.

00:10:47.420 We've got to win.

00:10:47.920 We've got to govern.

00:10:48.500 We've got to do a lot of stuff.

00:10:49.460 But look at that man.

00:10:52.300 He is a man who is full of zeal and gusto for life.

00:10:58.200 As he should be.

00:11:01.140 A man full of gratitude.

00:11:04.220 Appreciation.

00:11:07.080 Do you notice the delegates aren't going anywhere?

00:11:09.260 They are soaking in this moment of divine grace and intervention.

00:11:14.300 I mean, that floor is still packed.

00:11:15.640 They are not moving an inch.

00:11:17.080 There is Chloe, one of Don's five children.

00:11:23.100 There is Tiffany.

00:11:25.500 There is Vanessa, Don Jr.'s ex-wife, mother of his five children.

00:11:34.900 I'm not sure who that is.

00:11:36.980 I know almost all the grandkids.

00:11:38.760 I don't know who that is.

00:11:42.140 Oh, you know, I think that's either Tristan or Spencer.

00:11:45.160 Boy, boy, they've grown up.

00:11:47.080 They're just enjoying it and soaking in it.

00:11:53.420 This is an earned moment.

00:11:55.500 And also one that is given from the heavens.

00:12:04.180 These kids will remember this forever, especially after Saturday.

00:12:08.520 That's Usha and J.D. Vance, the next vice president of the United States, God willing.

00:12:13.940 She's a very impressive woman, by the way. 0.98

00:12:15.500 Very impressive.

00:12:16.000 It's so great to see Melania and Donald Trump there holding hands.

00:12:19.660 I got to tell you, that's terrific.

00:12:22.160 You got to imagine she had a very difficult...

00:12:23.700 I mean, she...

00:12:24.640 Oh, that's great.

00:12:25.480 You got future president, vice president.

00:12:27.440 Look at how he's embracing.

00:12:28.420 You got to love that.

00:12:29.660 He has such great respect for J.D.

00:12:32.640 Look at how he's looking at him.

00:12:33.700 You could tell that this is a...

00:12:34.960 This is a partner and an equal.

00:12:36.840 This is a fellow fighter in the trenches.

00:12:39.420 You got to love that.

00:12:45.380 That's Don the third right behind Donald Trump there.

00:12:49.280 That's what they call him, D3.

00:12:53.260 All right, who can read Donald Trump's lips?

00:12:54.640 Who wants to email me?

00:12:55.380 Freedom at charliekirk.com.

00:12:56.580 Look at that.

00:13:00.780 That's a first and second fan I've ever seen one.

00:13:03.140 How about that?

00:13:03.640 We're an American band.

00:13:07.500 We're coming to your...

00:13:08.980 Kids are kicking the balloons.

00:13:11.640 You got to love it.

00:13:12.640 We're an American band.

00:13:13.420 Well, you got every member of the press

00:13:23.700 taking pictures right now.

00:13:27.620 What song are they playing?

00:13:28.840 American Man, is that right?

00:13:36.480 That's Michael Boulostere,

00:13:38.160 the husband of Tiffany Trump,

00:13:39.940 Donald Trump's fourth daughter,

00:13:41.640 who he had with Marla Maples.

00:13:44.340 Very impressive young lady, by the way. 0.99

00:13:46.120 Very impressive.

00:13:47.660 Terrific.

00:13:48.280 All of his kids are impressive.

00:13:49.380 They're just great.

00:13:51.540 Honored to call them all friends.

00:13:53.420 All five of them.

00:13:54.680 Well, Baron's not a friend.

00:13:56.220 Yes.

00:13:57.920 All four of them are friends.

00:13:59.900 People are asking where Baron is.

00:14:00.960 I have no idea.

00:14:02.660 Maybe he was sick, not feeling well.

00:14:08.240 Look at that first fan.

00:14:09.260 I love how they coordinated outfits and ties.

00:14:10.940 You could really tell how Donald Trump embraced J.D.

00:14:14.120 that he really looks at him as the next generation.

00:14:17.440 There's Kai Trump, who gave a great speech, by the way.

00:14:19.700 Unbelievable speech.

00:14:22.040 She also coordinated the dress as well.

00:14:25.300 He really loves his grandkids.

00:14:27.040 There's Jared.

00:14:27.980 Jared is a dear friend.

00:14:29.100 I've known Jared for quite some time.

00:14:31.900 And Jared is a very de-emphasized role in all this,

00:14:34.680 which is different.

00:14:35.940 He was heavily involved in 2016 and 2020.

00:14:40.400 And there's Ivanka and Jared.

00:14:41.780 Ivanka, who did not speak at this convention,

00:14:44.080 and Ivanka, who had a prominent role speaking at both the 2016 and 2020 convention.

00:14:48.620 You might say why.

00:14:49.300 It's because this bloodsport of politics wears you down.

00:14:52.700 You can't fault them.

00:14:53.620 You can't say, I'm telling you, it takes a superhuman type energy to keep this up.

00:15:01.340 I'll tell you, Kai is going to be a major influence one day.

00:15:03.860 An influencer.

00:15:05.420 She's got the Trump star power. 1.00

00:15:07.860 She really does.

00:15:08.500 As they get the next family shot,

00:15:13.840 are you guys able to show that in the bottom right-hand corner, cut 200?

00:15:16.620 Just how all these kids have grown,

00:15:19.420 how everyone has grown in the last nine years.

00:15:22.420 I mean, it will take your breath away when you see the contrast.

00:15:26.420 Now, I don't see Jared and Ivanka's children,

00:15:28.620 who are also very impressive.

00:15:32.440 How many grandkids does Donald Trump have?

00:15:35.140 I think five, three, almost ten.

00:15:37.180 I think he has almost ten grandkids.

00:15:38.500 Yeah, I think ten grandkids.

00:15:43.960 He was fruitful and he multiplied, that is for sure.

00:15:48.020 Boy, the delegates are not moving an inch, I'll tell you what.

00:15:51.460 That's awesome to see.

00:16:00.140 Just seeing this is just next-level stuff.

00:16:03.020 To watch this from afar, J.D. Vance, Donald Trump,

00:16:06.780 it's just awesome.

00:16:08.500 You know, I had a pastor once tell me, they said,

00:16:14.200 Charlie, you only use the word awesome when it's God.

00:16:17.440 This is awesome.

00:16:19.620 This is awesome.

00:16:20.540 This is the appropriate use of the word.

00:16:26.480 They are, there's Tiffany to the right in the all-white pantsuit. 0.99

00:16:32.280 They are, there's Tiffany to the right in the all-white pantsuit. 0.99

00:16:46.040 Eric Trump and Laura Trump.

00:16:48.560 So, wow, D3 has really grown.

00:16:52.320 So, Kai Trump is next to her grandfather.

00:16:54.160 D3, Donald Trump III, is next to his sister, Kai.

00:16:58.200 Uh, and then you got Tristan, Spencer, and Chloe all right there.

00:17:03.040 If you guys were able to show the contrast, uh, picture in the bottom right-hand corner.

00:17:07.740 You got to love the kids kicking the balloons, and this is very hard on the children.

00:17:14.440 You just got to understand, it's very, very hard with cameras constantly pointing at you, constantly being ridiculed.

00:17:24.760 One of our, by the way, if you guys have any questions, you guys can email me, but also become a member, members.charliekirk.com to ask us questions directly.

00:17:31.960 One, uh, one of our members says, do you think D3 will go into politics?

00:17:35.180 I don't know.

00:17:35.520 Every single one of these grandkids are incredibly talented.

00:17:44.300 It's a man who's happy to be alive.

00:17:47.760 It's very interesting seeing Jared and Ivanka in the back in a more de-emphasized role.

00:18:01.960 You got to wonder what he's thinking there, D3. 0.99

00:18:05.300 He doesn't want to leave the stage.

00:18:07.140 Why would he?

00:18:10.100 There's Kai, Don III.

00:18:17.180 There's the contrast.

00:18:18.200 Look at that.

00:18:18.820 Look on the right when he announced nine years ago to last month.

00:18:21.940 It's been nine years and one month.

00:18:24.140 Kai is being held by her mother, Vanessa, and then look how she's grown in the last nine years.

00:18:30.020 Tiffany's on the far right.

00:18:31.160 She is now married.

00:18:32.820 Eric and Laura, I don't know if they had any kids at all.

00:18:39.980 Baron Trump is now the tallest of all of them by far.

00:18:48.000 It's incredible.

00:18:52.840 How the world changed in the last nine years.

00:18:54.900 Look what that family has been through.

00:18:56.780 Three conventions, one presidency, two impeachments,

00:18:59.960 four different separate indictments in four different jurisdictions.

00:19:05.180 Trump getting shot, an assassination attempt.

00:19:11.660 COVID.

00:19:12.060 2020, January 6th, January 6th, and yet it feels as if all that's behind us.

00:19:22.680 This is one of the greatest American comeback stories in history.

00:19:25.500 This is a story that I joke around with the team.

00:19:29.660 Are we living in a movie?

00:19:32.060 Are we living in some sort of a simulation?

00:19:35.140 And J.D. Vance, who was running for the U.S. Senate two years ago, is now the vice presidential nominee.

00:19:45.540 Looking at that wide shot.

00:19:49.820 Remember, we did not even have a convention in 2020.

00:19:51.660 We had a live stream convention.

00:19:53.260 But there was no in-person meeting of the delegates.

00:19:55.960 There was no such thing.

00:19:56.720 Delegates are starting to thin out a little bit.

00:20:03.500 But I just want you guys to soak it in.

00:20:05.860 One of our members here says,

00:20:07.060 Charlie, thanks for covering this wonderful RNC.

00:20:08.840 I've never in my 63 years watched a convention for more than one speech this year.

00:20:11.700 I loved every minute of the last three days.

00:20:12.860 I love President Trump.

00:20:14.040 Tonight, I laughed.

00:20:14.740 I cried.

00:20:15.120 I clapped.

00:20:15.580 I pumped my fist in the air.

00:20:16.440 I hooted and cheered.

00:20:17.620 Greatest production I've ever seen.

00:20:18.620 God bless you.

00:20:19.200 And I bought a T-shirt from your website.

00:20:21.260 Thank you very much.

00:20:22.000 God bless you.

00:20:22.460 By the way, can we give a round of applause, like a little, to the band?

00:20:31.020 They were awesome.

00:20:31.880 Were they really great?

00:20:32.940 I thought they were really good.

00:20:34.760 Does Daisy and Emma agree?

00:20:35.780 I thought they were terrific.

00:20:36.800 I thought they were really great.

00:20:38.580 That's not an easy job to do, by the way.

00:20:40.400 You don't know really when you're going to be called upon.

00:20:42.040 You're not really sure how long.

00:20:43.480 You've got to be interesting.

00:20:44.300 You've got to be engaged.

00:20:44.880 You've got to have different songs.

00:20:45.880 You've got to get people moving.

00:20:48.540 Daisy and Emma are giving them a round of applause right now.

00:20:50.760 I thought they were really...

00:20:51.760 Whoever they are, those are more than a cover band.

00:20:54.000 Those guys could play.

00:21:00.860 And also, I think that was either Tristan or Spencer who hit that.

00:21:06.180 Donald Trump is now exiting the stage for what we hope is his last convention.

00:21:12.820 Because that means that he'll win.

00:21:13.860 And yeah, that band played all week.

00:21:19.600 I mean, they played for four hours a day.

00:21:22.120 16 hours, basically, all week.

00:21:24.240 They were just 10 out of 10.

00:21:25.440 I thought they were really, really great.

00:21:28.480 One of the quotes of the evening.

00:21:30.100 The attacker in Pennsylvania wanted to stop our movement.

00:21:31.960 The truth is, the movement has never been about me.

00:21:33.900 It hasn't always been about you.

00:21:35.360 It's your movement.

00:21:36.020 It's the biggest movement in the history of our country by far.

00:21:40.620 Wow.

00:21:43.260 And all of you, you're part of this.

00:21:44.740 You are part of Frontline History right now.

00:21:48.620 The band is called the Nashville Band Six Wire.

00:21:51.540 They're advertised as the go-to guys for television.

00:21:56.020 We might have them for AmFest.

00:21:57.300 They're really good.

00:21:59.940 Really good.

00:22:01.620 Didn't make it about themselves.

00:22:03.040 It wasn't about look at me.

00:22:04.840 I thought they deserve a lot of it.

00:22:06.300 That's a tough, tough gig.

00:22:07.700 I got to be honest.

00:22:14.380 Caleb, one of our supporters, says,

00:22:16.060 Love the band.

00:22:16.540 They're called Six Wire.

00:22:17.280 What are your plans on tailgating at the Ducks-Michigan game?

00:22:19.420 I will be there.

00:22:20.860 That's right.

00:22:21.200 I will be at the Ducks-Michigan game in November.

00:22:24.960 Michelle and I would love to come to North Carolina.

00:22:26.320 I will be there.

00:22:26.900 That's the Saturday before the election.

00:22:28.100 I will be there.

00:22:28.960 By the way, we're doing 21 campus events this fall.

00:22:32.020 Because we got to go all out.

00:22:33.280 We have to go all out.

00:22:36.560 Band is continuing.

00:22:37.380 Looks at the family.

00:22:38.040 Is exiting the stage.

00:22:39.100 I just want to keep soaking this in, though.

00:22:41.060 It's like the Olympics.

00:22:41.840 You only get it once every four years.

00:22:43.860 And in this case, you've not seen a convention in eight years

00:22:46.360 of this intensity, this energy.

00:22:50.640 And yes, for all of you asking,

00:22:52.780 I know it is the most pressing question right now.

00:22:55.400 I will be in Chicago for the Democrat National Convention.

00:22:57.940 I know.

00:22:58.360 I know.

00:22:58.740 I know all of you have been very curious about whether you're going to see me there.

00:23:01.680 Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back the chairman of the Republican National Committee.

00:23:06.360 All right.

00:23:06.560 We can cut that out, guys.

00:23:07.860 Cut out of that.

00:23:08.660 Thank you.

00:23:09.040 I want to replay some of these tapes here as he's going to gavel out the convention.

00:23:15.140 So, guys, let's just understand what happened tonight.

00:23:19.420 Donald Trump walked through his own assassination attempt.

00:23:22.660 I don't think that's ever happened before in a convention.

00:23:27.760 I don't think we've ever had anybody walk through their own assassination.

00:23:31.860 I actually might want to go back for the prayer, guys, if that's okay.

00:23:34.540 Can you let me know when that prayer begins?

00:23:35.940 I think it's appropriate to end with a prayer, given all of divine intervention this week.

00:23:41.840 So, unless we've completed, okay, yeah, can you let me know when his prayer begins?

00:23:49.160 Let's go to Dr. Mario right now, and I'll bow our heads in a time of prayer.

00:23:53.020 I want to thank God for being here and granting me this opportunity

00:23:58.380 to address the Republican National Convention 2024.

00:24:05.940 I'm staying on script, but I got to say one thing.

00:24:14.600 Just four hours ago, my granddaughter was born.

00:24:25.700 Ayanna Leia Dickens.

00:24:28.860 Yes, my granddaughter is here.

00:24:30.380 I just wanted to welcome her into the world on this stage.

00:24:35.940 One nation under God.

00:24:40.900 Reflecting on the significance of this phrase is crucial in the days to come.

00:24:47.100 The path we have traveled has not been easy,

00:24:50.060 but it must be navigated with dignity and perseverance.

00:24:55.460 The Holy Scriptures state that the peace of God surpasses all understanding.

00:25:01.320 I pray for peace in this nation, peace on the campaign trail, peace on our streets,

00:25:11.140 and peace in our homes.

00:25:14.080 We extend prayers for Corey Comprator, who tragically lost his life in Saturday's assassination attempt.

00:25:25.280 For the innocent bystanders injured and for their grieving families, may the presence of God be with them.

00:25:32.680 It is God who establishes governments, as explained in Romans 13, verse 1.

00:25:41.240 And for that, we are grateful.

00:25:43.800 My wife, Sheree, I love you.

00:25:49.880 My parents and my children know that God is the ultimate answer.

00:25:55.120 As you leave this Republican National Convention, do so with the confidence that he will guide your path and keep you in his grace.

00:26:06.160 My hope is that we all find joy in the days to come and embrace leadership in the up-and-coming elections

00:26:13.560 that will guide the next four years with wisdom and peace.

00:26:18.940 So please stand with me as I end this prayer.

00:26:22.300 I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America

00:26:28.060 and to the republic for which it stands,

00:26:31.600 one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

00:26:38.340 In Jesus' name we pray.

00:26:41.220 God, we give you the honor, the praise, and the glory.

00:26:48.040 Hallelujah!

00:26:50.680 President Trump, Senator Vance, may God lead you and guide you.

00:26:56.100 Amen. Thank you. Thank you.

00:26:59.040 Great job. Great job. Thank you.

00:27:02.000 The chair, Rao, recognizes the delegate from the state of Wisconsin for the purpose of making a motion.

00:27:11.820 Thank you, guys. We can cut that.

00:27:14.260 They're going to end the convention there as they began it.

00:27:17.920 Okay, let's play some pieces of tape here for those of you that might have been cutting in and out.

00:27:21.680 Also, I just want to give you a little update here, some exclusive update.

00:27:25.540 We have some—we're very well-sourced in Republican politics,

00:27:29.820 but we're unusually well-sourced also in some circles in Democrat politics

00:27:33.080 because we have some adjacent donor connections that are very connected in Democrat society circles.

00:27:38.680 I'm not going to say any names.

00:27:40.320 So while—this is just kind of our summary.

00:27:42.740 Blake put this together for us.

00:27:43.960 Okay, so it's this.

00:27:45.160 While Donald Trump gives the Republican Party its most unity since 9-11,

00:27:49.120 a source who has spoken to Democrats in the last 24 hours says the party is in a state of utter collapse.

00:27:55.680 Kamala isn't ready, and her staff is not ready.

00:27:58.600 They don't know if Biden has her back.

00:28:00.840 Democrat lawmakers are 100% certain that Biden is gone,

00:28:05.480 yet haven't actually gotten Biden to submit.

00:28:08.140 They're just confident that increasingly ugly tactics will force him out.

00:28:14.700 One of the words Democrats are using, landslide.

00:28:17.220 We don't use that word.

00:28:18.160 That's their word.

00:28:19.780 The entire party is oscillating between panic and doom.

00:28:22.780 I'm glad I was in Milwaukee this week.

00:28:26.460 Yeah, and Blake, if you want to head over to the studio, that's fine.

00:28:29.260 We're going to be going for a little bit here.

00:28:30.740 So let's do cut.

00:28:34.520 Let's just kind of—my goodness.

00:28:36.720 The cut sheet here is a reflection of the week, by the way.

00:28:40.500 The cut sheet starts with assassination attempt all the way to convention.

00:28:43.900 Boy, what a week.

00:28:46.020 It's just hard to even summarize what's happened this week.

00:28:51.020 I'm trying to go all the way down to the cuts here of—

00:28:56.860 do we have the cuts from tonight?

00:28:59.260 Can you guys let me know how that is when they do?

00:29:01.240 Okay, so let's summarize.

00:29:05.340 Not even a week ago, Donald Trump got shot.

00:29:07.500 He accepts the Republican nomination.

00:29:12.180 We know that J.D. Vance is now the vice president, which was not the case before that.

00:29:15.720 And here's a good summary.

00:29:16.540 Here's Van Jones on CNN, who I thought—again, he's a communist, but he's very honest with some of these things.

00:29:22.720 Let's play cut 198. 0.69

00:29:23.640 This spirit that this guy has, you guys think this guy, he's drunk?

00:29:30.160 He's not.

00:29:31.480 This whole thing is like this.

00:29:33.020 And it's—

00:29:33.600 Hey, guys, the last time I was in a convention that felt like this was Obama 2008.

00:29:40.840 There's something happening where—

00:29:44.000 You just wrote a headline, by the way.

00:29:45.740 What's that?

00:29:46.180 You just wrote a headline.

00:29:46.960 Just like Obama, and just like Obama, Trump is showing in this convention he has the capacity to alter the composition of the electorate.

00:29:56.800 That is—

00:29:57.220 The difference between 2008 and now is that Obama was actually popular outside of his own party, and that's not the case.

00:30:03.700 I don't think we should overstate that.

00:30:06.460 See, Axelrod's really upset.

00:30:10.200 He said that because Axelrod was the designer of the whole Obama thing.

00:30:13.920 He's very upset.

00:30:14.600 He can't handle it.

00:30:16.620 The joy from this convention was palpable.

00:30:19.780 I—

00:30:20.340 It didn't feel like victory celebration, though.

00:30:24.260 It just felt like a gratitude to be alive.

00:30:27.220 And every delegate was so sweet and happy and uplifting.

00:30:34.600 And just understand, you're on your feet for hours a day, and you're crammed into these small little spaces, and everyone just was thrilled to be alive.

00:30:45.520 You've got to love that.

00:30:46.840 You've just got to love that.

00:30:49.500 Okay, where are the cuts here from President Trump's speech?

00:30:52.360 So President Trump said, I'm only going to mention this once and one time only.

00:30:58.160 And so Donald Trump went through in great detail from his own recollection of exactly what happened in Butler, Pennsylvania.

00:31:07.220 Exactly what occurred.

00:31:10.920 And hello to Real America's Voice here, by the way, as we are summarizing the Republican National Convention.

00:31:17.320 We're going to go through this.

00:31:18.780 So let's go here.

00:31:20.220 President Trump accepts the nomination, and this was chilling.

00:31:23.820 175, he says, I'm not supposed to be here tonight.

00:31:28.860 Play cut 175.

00:31:30.000 I'm not supposed to be here tonight.

00:31:32.260 I'm not supposed to be here.

00:31:33.520 If you want, yes, you want, yes, you want.

00:31:44.680 No.

00:31:45.460 Yes, you want, yes, you want, yes, you want, yes, you want, yes, you want.

00:31:49.840 Thank you.

00:31:53.800 but i'm not and i'll tell you i stand before you in this arena only by the grace of almighty god

00:32:06.640 this is a longer tape here

00:32:15.340 and it is worth playing this is donald trump in a two-minute clip

00:32:23.800 talking about the tragic death and injuries from the pennsylvania rally

00:32:29.460 play cut 176 the longer tape tragically the shooter claimed the life of one of our

00:32:38.160 fellow americans cory comparator unbelievable person everybody tells me

00:32:45.660 unbelievable

00:32:49.020 and seriously wounded two other great warriors spoke to them today david dutch and james copenhaver

00:33:02.320 two great people

00:33:04.640 i also spoke to all three families of these tremendous people our love and prayers are with

00:33:13.360 them and always will be we're never going to forget them they came for a great rally

00:33:19.500 they were serious trumpsters i want to tell you they were serious trumpsters and still are

00:33:24.660 but cory unfortunately we have to use the past tense he was incredible

00:33:29.260 he was a highly respected former fire chief respected by everybody

00:33:33.620 was accompanied by his wife helen incredible woman i spoke to her today devastated

00:33:40.540 and two precious daughters he lost his life selflessly acting as a human shield to protect them

00:33:48.360 from flying bullets he went right over the top of them and was hit

00:33:51.860 what a fine man he was

00:33:54.740 oh

00:34:06.560 you

00:34:08.620 oh

00:34:16.620 i don't think that was planned you look at how trump looked over there he heard the crowd i just

00:34:39.560 think his instinct says i'm going to walk over there i'm going to embrace it and then he's

00:34:42.700 going to kiss the helmet i had a new york times reporter text me again i don't want to get you

00:34:49.860 guys too excited about this stuff he said he's going to win new mexico virginia new hampshire too

00:34:55.580 and maine if this is how he handles himself post-assassination let's play another piece

00:35:06.060 of tape here by the way cnn is predictably predictably attacking his speech predictably

00:35:11.460 as you would imagine

00:35:12.380 let's go this one donald trump says we will not break we will not back down we will never

00:35:20.080 bend play cut 178 we will not break we will not bend we will not back down and i will never stop

00:35:29.380 fighting for you your family and our magnificent country

00:35:33.440 never

00:35:35.260 and everything i have to give with all of the energy and fight in my heart and soul i pledge to

00:35:49.420 our nation tonight thank you very much i pledge that to our nation

00:35:53.800 we're going to turn our nation around and we're going to do it very quickly thank you

00:35:58.720 this election should be about the issues facing our country and how to

00:36:10.380 make america successful safe free and great again

00:36:14.960 in an age when our politics too often divide us now is the time to remember that we are all

00:36:27.720 fellow citizens we are one nation under god

00:36:31.840 so powerful i want your thoughts of how you thought tonight went freedom at charliekirk.com

00:36:40.240 i want to hear from you freedom at charliekirk.com what were your favorite moments from the entire

00:36:44.180 convention this week and we're going to be just recapping the rnc here we're going to have jack

00:36:48.080 and blake neff join us in a second donald trump continued on this as well uh donald trump said we

00:36:54.520 have the greatest movement in the history of our country and we will not allow them to stop i loved

00:36:59.660 this line though i am more determined than ever play cut 177

00:37:04.100 there is no greater love than to lay down one's life for others this is the spirit that forged

00:37:13.020 america in her darkest hours and this is the love that will lead america back to the summit of

00:37:19.780 human achievement and greatness this is what we need despite such a heinous attack we unite this

00:37:27.940 evening more determined than ever i am more determined than ever and so are you so is everybody

00:37:34.100 more determined than ever he gets shot and he is more determined to continue to fight and to continue

00:37:49.380 to win for the american people than he ever has been donald trump then pivoted and went into some deep

00:37:57.160 policy uh donald trump talked about making america affordable again talked about no tax on tips

00:38:03.520 and i love this this was right consistent with my speech earlier in the week cut 182 president trump

00:38:09.220 talks about the affordability crisis brought to you by biden and harris's deficit spending play cut 182

00:38:15.280 first we must get economic relief to our citizens starting on day one we will drive down prices and make

00:38:23.760 america affordable again we have to make it affordable it's not affordable people can't live like this

00:38:30.240 under this administration our current administration groceries are up 57 percent gasoline is up 60 and 70

00:38:40.500 percent mortgage rates have quadrupled and the fact is it doesn't matter what they are because you

00:38:46.400 can't get the money anyway can't buy houses young people can't get any financing to buy a house the total

00:38:51.860 household costs have increased an average of twenty eight thousand dollars per family under this

00:38:58.420 administration republicans have a plan to bring down prices and bring them down very very rapidly

00:39:05.620 by slashing energy costs we will in turn reduce the cost of transportation

00:39:14.020 just a second here we're gonna have jack the sobic join us and uh you guys can as we're live on air uh

00:39:18.500 we're become a member i'm gonna name everyone who becomes a member here on air and you guys get our

00:39:22.240 shirt never surrender do we have jack basobic piped through yet or we're working on that do we have

00:39:27.060 jack we're working on that okay let's play another piece of tape here as we work on uh getting jack piped

00:39:34.020 through here donald trump went deep into policy here he continued by saying we are going to close our

00:39:41.740 borders and drill baby drill play cut 184 please at the heart of the republican platform is our pledge

00:39:49.340 to end this border nightmare and fully restore the sacred and sovereign borders of the united states

00:39:55.020 of america and we're going to do that on day one

00:39:57.180 that means two things in day one right drill baby drill and close our borders

00:40:17.820 and by the way and i think everybody as a republican as a patriot in this room and most democrats we want

00:40:25.260 people to come into our country but they have to come into our country legally legally 1.00

00:40:39.340 i want to thank bam frankie dan rodney miriam arnie anissa and lucy for becoming a member

00:40:45.660 members.charliekirk.com do we have blake ready to be piped through blake or jack i know they're both

00:40:50.860 in position uh in position uh right now yep and and so cnn by the way a panel of people saying uh

00:41:00.620 well they thought they went on uh too long and complaints that the speech was too long

00:41:05.820 okay uh here we have blake and we have um jack jack you were in the room or you were nearby jack what

00:41:12.940 is the vibe on the ground in the convention i had to dash back to arizona what is your what is the vibe

00:41:17.100 straight uh down down in uh milwaukee yeah charlie how's it going thanks again for having me on so

00:41:23.900 we just finished up this this just complete uh i would say roller coaster of a spectacle of a night

00:41:32.140 so i was inside the room for the entire thing from tucker carlson's amazing and i would point out by the

00:41:38.620 way tucker's completely no notes no teleprompter speech to uh hulk hogan just this incredible throw

00:41:47.020 back to 80s 90s hopeful americana to the incredible kid rock and then donald trump's

00:41:54.620 speech of course capping it off which was just again this roller coaster the highs the lows the

00:42:00.940 ups and downs these incredible moments not a dry eye in the house of course when he brought out that

00:42:07.100 uniform of cory compitore and uh and comparatory and then of course uh getting into as you say getting

00:42:14.700 into policy getting into the specifics getting into what was going on and uh folks who were uh

00:42:19.820 who may have been watching my twitter feed will know i've been going viral for this because uh

00:42:23.340 i was seated pretty much right in front of jake tapper the entire night and so i was giving live

00:42:28.460 updates on what jake tapper and dana bash were doing most of the time they had their back turned they looked

00:42:33.820 very angrily at me at one point i gave them a big smile and a thumbs up because guess what guys it's

00:42:39.180 all happening again and you know it so it was it was a great night the vibe was huge uh yes it was

00:42:45.020 it was a long night there's no question about that i had to uh get the kids down you know shout out to

00:42:50.300 the beautiful and lovely tanya tay for taking care of that and making sure the kids could be here and

00:42:54.540 really participate in what i think a lot of people are coming out saying a really really historic night

00:42:59.260 so i know this is going to sound weird but for whatever reason these earphones are making my ear

00:43:05.100 bleed and so uh i'm not kidding like it's very weird okay um blake uh that's uh i'm here i'm here

00:43:12.780 a little ironic yeah trump did tell us that uh that the ears uh bleed the most tonight so yeah literally

00:43:19.580 i like blood on my fingers learned something very bizarre okay so so blake i want to get your comments

00:43:25.580 here tucker carlson when he is uh tucker's awesome you know tucker very well when tucker is talking

00:43:31.100 about the uh populist nationalist movement he's at his best he is the by far the most talented articulate

00:43:39.260 spokesperson when it comes to what is happening in this country as far as the resentments of the

00:43:44.780 forgotten people against the ruling class let's first though start with uh tucker carlson riffing cut 168.

00:43:50.940 i watched i watched the video of what happened in butler pennsylvania about 15 50 times i think i was

00:44:01.100 one of about 8 billion people around the world who watched it and the more i watched it the more it

00:44:06.140 struck me that everything was different after that moment everything this convention is different the

00:44:13.660 nation is different the world is different donald trump is different when he stood up after being shot in

00:44:20.220 the face bloodied and put his hand up i thought at that moment that was a transformation this was no

00:44:27.660 longer a man well i think that i think it was divine intervention but the effect that it had on donald trump

00:44:36.140 he was no longer just a political party's nominee or a former president or a future president

00:44:42.460 this was the leader of a nation and

00:44:49.260 one more blake uh that i want to play and then get your comment here you know tucker very well

00:44:53.260 i thought he was on point uh which is this one which is all about representative government play cut 170.

00:45:01.020 the entire point from the famous escalator ride nine years ago until today of donald trump's public life

00:45:08.780 has been to remind us of one fact which is a leader's duty is to his people to his country and

00:45:15.740 to no other that's the point that's the only point and another word for this is democracy democracy in

00:45:23.900 case you're a little sick of being beaten in the face with democracy on television actual democracy is

00:45:30.380 the proposition that the citizens of a country own that country they're not renters they're not serfs

00:45:35.260 they're not slaves they are the owners of the country and for that to be true their leaders

00:45:42.620 have to represent them which is another way of saying they have to do what the people want them to do

00:45:49.740 or a close approximation thereof but if they completely ignore what people want not just one

00:45:56.380 year but generationally say for 50 years then it may be i don't know what it's not a democracy

00:46:02.540 and so i think the entire trump project paradoxically he's attacked as an enemy of democracy is to

00:46:07.580 return democracy to the united states hey let's pay attention to what people actually want

00:46:17.260 i really wish we had more unscripted speeches at the rnc uh a friend of mine says like do you know

00:46:23.660 what i would have given blake you helped me write my speech you were very helpful with that but do you

00:46:27.900 know what i would have given to be able to do that to like to that would have made my life so much

00:46:33.660 easier trump and tucker they're both just world-class historic talents at being able to do and and in

00:46:40.940 different ways too but a friend of mine says the best speech advice he ever gave is like no one should

00:46:47.180 actually need a script for a speech because you shouldn't be on a stage talking unless it's something that

00:46:52.620 you could just talk about at length for 15 or 30 or 50 minutes or or three hours without without

00:47:00.940 prompting and for tucker he's extremely good at that on these topics uh he was hitting the same things

00:47:07.740 that he talked about in an article i think he wrote it for politico all the way back start of 2016 that was

00:47:14.300 the start of the uh sort of tucker trump overlap where he said donald trump is shocking vulgar and right

00:47:21.820 and it's you know tucker and trump much like uh a lot of other people they went through phases of

00:47:28.140 the relationship where tucker you know he had that push and pull sometimes he was frustrated

00:47:32.460 sometimes he was elated but it's come full circle back to this is donald trump's conservative movement

00:47:38.060 and as he said the man who was attacked for as a threat to american democracy is the man who can

00:47:43.660 restore authentic american democracy which is the ability of people to run their own country and decide

00:47:51.100 the policies they want to live under instead of being told this set of policies decided by a bunch

00:47:57.260 of democrats in washington is the only thing that's allowed by democracy and i also just love that that's

00:48:03.180 just tucker was probably just practicing that in like the car on the way over that i i can say from

00:48:09.180 experience a lot of a lot of viral tucker speeches are just whatever he happens to have been talking about

00:48:13.740 with someone 30 minutes beforehand and certain parts of that definitely sounded that way in a

00:48:19.340 good way uh he's incredible off the cuff i want to thank laura katherine rosemary natalie xavier

00:48:28.940 johnny avery jeff and trisha who all have just become members at members.charliekirk.com

00:48:34.700 uh we'll be reaching out to you you guys put 75 up on screen the limited edition never surrender shirt

00:48:39.660 we send to you uh again that's laura katherine rose mary natalie xavier uh johnny avery jeff and trisha

00:48:46.620 thank you guys so much we have now we are now on our 30th hour of streaming in just the last five

00:48:51.900 days that's right 30 hours of streaming jack i want to get you in on this uh it's harder to do this

00:48:56.540 remote so thanks for the patience here jack um and by the way unhumans uh should be a new york

00:49:01.420 times bestseller so i want you to comment on that but first let's play cut 170 and jack take it right

00:49:05.820 away uh let's play cut no we just did 170. um let's go to 169 this is tucker carlson at his best

00:49:13.660 but if you think about it the presidency comes with great power obviously but if you think about it

00:49:17.100 that is a title that is bestowed by a process of some sort that can be subverted

00:49:24.540 and in the end it does not confer by itself as no title does legitimacy

00:49:31.420 just because you call yourself the president doesn't mean that much inherently i can call my

00:49:37.420 dog the ceo of hewlett packard it doesn't mean she is

00:49:43.820 no it's it's true and you hate to say it but it is also true as a fact that you could take i don't

00:49:50.060 know a mannequin a dead person and make him president if you no you could you could i'm just saying

00:49:55.740 theoretically possible with enough with enough cheating that could happen

00:50:05.180 jack the subject just an incredible moment from from tucker carlson right there just riffing and on

00:50:11.420 on all the qualities of leadership and then turning it into this hilarious joke about joe biden but

00:50:16.380 what he's he's talking about there is something very deep something very natural it's a spiritual

00:50:22.380 it is an essence and a vitality that a leader has and he tucker said i think one of the other clips

00:50:29.420 that your leader in in the ancient times in bronze age times if you will to borrow a phrase the leader

00:50:37.660 would be the strongest warrior the most capable chieftain and that would be become the leader of the

00:50:44.060 army the leader of the war band they would be become the one who is the undisputed head of the tribe and

00:50:51.260 in this case the tribe that we're talking about is americans and yes there has been this process

00:50:57.580 that has been and exactly as tucker says subverted to change that because in the past of course you

00:51:04.060 you know you may you may have had other processes you may have a trial by combat and all these you

00:51:07.500 know other ancient bronze age things but but these days we don't quite do that anymore maybe we should

00:51:12.460 i don't know because you know i we were founded by people that actually uh would conduct duels to the

00:51:18.540 death so i want to remind this this is not that long ago that we're talking to go all the way back

00:51:22.300 to the bronze age but the idea that a leader is someone that people will follow instinctually people

00:51:30.460 someone that people will follow when you see them in moments of crisis standing strong showing resolve

00:51:38.380 showing bravery those are the qualities of a true natural leader versus the qualities of someone who is

00:51:46.380 told to be a leader that is the absolute difference that you're seeing right now obviously he's drawing

00:51:51.340 the line between donald trump and joe biden but everybody knows this think of a a team you've been

00:51:56.460 on maybe when you were younger and played sports and you had a bad coach who just yelled at everybody

00:52:00.860 and wasn't sure why they weren't following what that what he or she was saying or think about a job

00:52:04.940 you've had where you've had a really bad boss and it's like oh i'm the and they keep telling you over

00:52:08.540 and over i'm the leader i'm the leader well you know it's it's it's uh to quote the great philosopher

00:52:13.500 tony soprano if you have to keep telling everyone you're the boss you aren't you ain't the boss you

00:52:19.420 ain't the boss i want to thank uh by the way our team is working hard to send all you guys your

00:52:24.140 shirts out we'll be contacting and hearing from our team soon i want to just list uh kurt erica

00:52:28.860 karen leslie dalton anthony dale uh members dot charlie kirk dot com members at charlie kirk dot com

00:52:35.020 blake you had a very smart point here uh which is that rarely and and blake jack was just saying this i

00:52:39.900 want you to dive deeper we rarely ever see the leaders the people that make decisions

00:52:44.700 have to face physical combat or or opposition almost never and this used to be commonplace

00:52:49.660 in the ancient world not just the bronze age as jack would say but also um in world in the american

00:52:56.220 civil war uh and also in the revolutionary times to a less to a lesser extent and more modern we've come

00:53:01.420 our leaders become more disconnected from actual physical confrontation blake what is your thought

00:53:06.860 on this i know you have a strong opinion i think or even just even in like world war ii you would

00:53:11.580 still you know a general would occasionally get hit like you'd have to lead close enough you could get

00:53:16.220 hit by an artillery shell by a sniper when was the last time a u.s like general was even wounded in

00:53:24.540 action i think it was maybe during vietnam maybe in the gulf war but it's very rare for military leaders

00:53:30.460 for politicians you used to have you used to have that level of accountability but you also used to

00:53:38.540 just you used to be easier to lose your job this is something that is so compelling about iraq could

00:53:43.740 it at least be that if something really bad happens in america if we have a botched military withdrawal if

00:53:49.420 we have a blown open border if we have a massive you know uh pandemic that's badly mismanaged could some

00:53:56.780 people in dc at least like have to go on unemployment for a while and that so rarely happens you can sort

00:54:05.020 of just even if you're a colossal screw up you can bounce from think tank gig to think tank gig and then

00:54:10.220 just pop back up like a zombie in the next administration and i think that's driving such

00:54:15.100 a huge sense of decline and decay in america and it's one reason you you're allowed to have someone like

00:54:20.940 joe biden around forever why is joe biden still around he should at least have some accountability for

00:54:26.780 running for president repeatedly and losing each time and being attached to all these failed

00:54:33.260 policies it was so compelling uh when jd vance was saying the other night oh he was connected to

00:54:38.700 nafta people didn't like the outcome of that he was closely linked with giving china most favored

00:54:44.700 nation status that went badly he was one of the democrats who strongly supported the iraq war

00:54:50.300 big disaster and yet he just hangs around like this zombie of washington and so much of trump's appeal

00:54:59.260 is the desire to actually say no there should be real accountability for this kind of damage to america

00:55:05.420 we should have new leaders and the people who are failed leaders should not be getting paychecks

00:55:11.100 from the american people until their end of time

00:55:16.780 i think that's very smart i want to play a tape here of one of the pastors that spoke at the rnc

00:55:22.300 which is a fan favorite here i want to thank julie philip jeff and tammy diane nicole frank

00:55:28.060 teresa lewis amanda eric carrie mary zach ashley anissa arnie zach lee and susan thank you members

00:55:37.740 dot charlie kirk dot com we've been going all week we're over 30 hours of streaming here

00:55:41.820 and uh we our team will be in touch to send you uh your complimentary shirt uh the never surrender

00:55:46.780 shirt okay uh let's go to um another piece of tape here uh this is cut 202 uh this this gentleman might

00:55:54.060 have given one of the best most underappreciated speeches of the evening my phone was lighting up

00:56:00.300 and he's on the show tomorrow he's on the charlie kirk show tomorrow so make plans to watch this

00:56:03.500 this reverend lorenzo sewell great american 202 president trump came to a church that is in

00:56:14.860 a democratic stronghold he came to a church to listen to average every day americans like you

00:56:24.140 and like me he came to a church not to speak to us but to listen to us he came into a church and a lot

00:56:32.460 of people they were upset a lot of people they would ask me questions why would you allow donald trump

00:56:40.860 to come into your church how many know that the bible says we are all sinners and we all need the grace

00:56:49.260 of god how many know that the bible says he who has not sinned let him cast the first stone

00:56:56.220 president donald trump he came during his birthday weekend let me ask you a question

00:57:08.780 grand old party what would you do for your birthday if you were worth 6.7 billion dollars what would you

00:57:15.340 do for your birthday would you come to detroit would you come into the hood hood he came to the hood

00:57:22.860 because he cares about average every day americans

00:57:34.460 i thought that was terrific uh and so jack can you just riff about the everyday stories

00:57:40.540 that were being told on the ground i thought that the convention was the best i've ever seen

00:57:46.700 for selecting stories world war ii veteran 98 years old from the the gold star families

00:57:53.260 to people that can't afford groceries jack pasovic

00:57:58.300 yeah charlie and and the angel moms the angel family members that were here as well i mean it it

00:58:03.980 was so many times where the political speaker actually said this to vivek ramaswamy when he came by on

00:58:12.220 my show the other day where i said vivek you know i said it was the best and i caught myself and said

00:58:17.740 well you gave the best political speech of the night but so many times these moments from the

00:58:24.060 everyday americans whether it be the mother whose son was killed by violent by a violent criminal led

00:58:30.940 out by alvin bragg to the mother from southern california whose son was killed by fentanyl sent over

00:58:37.660 by the cartels and the chinese communist party this really was a moment for the people and uh you know 0.78

00:58:45.180 i i i know that there was another event that had this name recently over in detroit that called the

00:58:50.460 people's convention but this this really carried a lot of that energy of a people's convention really

00:58:57.020 understanding that look donald trump could have picked anyone as his vice presidential pick and

00:59:02.700 certainly after the events of saturday anyone would have said yes to him he decided

00:59:07.420 deliberately to chose someone who was a deplorable who had a deplorable background someone from a 1.00

00:59:13.660 part of the country that nobody cares about anymore and someone who could speak for everyday americans

00:59:20.140 because he knew their their lives he knew their background and i'm not trying to make this a pitch

00:59:24.300 for jd or something i'm just saying that the entire convention was centered around the idea of lifting

00:59:31.020 up people that have been forgotten lifting up people whose stories aren't usually told in in

00:59:36.380 mainstream media or even even in narrative fiction that we see there's no movies about these people

00:59:42.140 there's no uh there's no great stories i mean where's the hollywood movie about abbey gate it's been

00:59:46.860 it's been almost three years hollywood doesn't care about that the 13 soldiers who died who cares

00:59:51.820 jake tapper by the way who was sitting in front of you where where's your book about the soldiers

00:59:56.300 and uh marines who died that day jake oh you you haven't done one that's it's kind of interesting

01:00:01.100 isn't it and so so again it's the idea of the power of narrative which of course uh then trump

01:00:06.940 used himself by telling and i'm sure we'll get to it but telling and what he says for the only time

01:00:12.460 that he'll ever tell the story about the day he was almost killed yep and we we led with that it was

01:00:19.260 so powerful jack i thought that that 30 minutes was one of the best i've ever seen uh that that 30 minutes

01:00:25.500 of television of anything in the history of politics was the best i've ever seen um i want

01:00:31.740 to recap some of the top moments of the week uh yeah go ahead jack please go ahead no it was just

01:00:39.500 you know sitting there it was it was beyond anything i've ever seen and i've been to rally after rally i've

01:00:44.940 been to political conventions my first political convention was all the way back in 2000 in

01:00:49.820 philadelphia believe it or not the republican convention so uh 24 years now and not that i've

01:00:55.260 gone to every one but um since i went to the original that's that's it's more that one came

01:00:59.260 to me because i'm from philadelphia and you know back then it was these were stately affairs very

01:01:07.420 formal a lot more focused on motions and the floor and you know the voting and these types of things

01:01:12.700 this was a larger than life moment and it's it was i i don't know if you want to call it

01:01:19.500 perdition i don't know if you want to call it uh serendipity i don't know if you call it providence

01:01:23.420 rather but this idea that the first time he has a major speaking event after the shooting is also

01:01:32.460 his presidential acceptance speech and he's up there he's telling the story the uniform comes out um i i

01:01:40.540 i struggle to even begin to put it into words just a tremendous wave of emotion that blasted everyone

01:01:47.820 in the entire room again every single eye uh uh was was was wet every single no no eye was dry

01:01:55.500 while we were sitting in there and for folks to understand what he had gone through and continues

01:02:01.180 to be willing to put himself through and then it was talking about the the production quality the

01:02:08.060 production elements i thought the white house backdrop was a 10 out of 10 sorry charlie no white

01:02:12.780 house backdrop i agree man but uh but uh this this this i had i had some i had some goofy illuminati

01:02:19.580 thing charlie had the illuminati backdrop

01:02:26.540 yeah biden hairs uh their campaign was attacking trump i don't i don't need to read that on air i do

01:02:30.860 want to get into some of that palace intrigue guys i think it's very important um with uh everything

01:02:36.140 that's happening with uh joe biden and with uh potentially him not running let's go to some more

01:02:40.540 highlights from the night though blake please well i was just saying i wanted to send uh my

01:02:45.340 friend who's been watching cnn and he was summarizing it this way to me he says cnn is a back and forth

01:02:51.340 where van jones is basically trump is 2008 obama he's the messiah he's god's anointed he has the energy

01:02:59.420 he has the momentum it's jover i'm calling it give up i know the vibes just it's all over and then

01:03:06.700 david axelrod comes in to say well it was a long speech and that's cnn apparently right now

01:03:15.260 that uh it sounds about right and so all right let's go to uh a cut here donald trump got into

01:03:21.020 some very specific policy let's go to and by the way so some people are saying the speech was long

01:03:26.700 understand it was longer because he had to add a 20 to 30 minute recounting of him almost dying and

01:03:33.740 i just like okay i mean it's just like guys really oh it was too long oh you want to go to bed okay

01:03:38.540 you weren't shot okay you weren't shot tough life but here's what's important is that some people say

01:03:46.380 okay well charlie he should have just done the assassination thing wrapped it up you run a great

01:03:50.540 risk of that because a a nomination speech you're supposed to articulate the party agenda for the

01:03:56.460 entire party right jack the whole point and like the point of a nomination speech is here is my

01:04:02.860 vision for the next four years you know and that is just the only criticism they have is it was too long

01:04:08.780 because he had to be very one sec yes because he just went let me finish the thought he had to be

01:04:15.580 very methodical about how he talked about the once in a time of him getting shot five days ago and

01:04:22.380 secondly when he went into policy you are you are casting out the platform and the vision for every

01:04:29.580 state rep every congressman every senator and you are showing america this is what we believe in and

01:04:35.740 everything he talked about from a policy perspective was wonderful it was absolutely terrific i want to

01:04:41.340 play a piece of tape here then jack you can kind of go nuts here um on day one we're going to drill baby

01:04:46.540 drill and by the way i actually i want to go to a different one this this was chills this was chills how

01:04:52.220 could you criticize this play cut 185 but you can see on the chart that saved my life that was the

01:05:00.540 chart that saved my life i said look it i'm so proud of it i think it's one of the greatest

01:05:05.980 it was done by the border patrol one of the greatest charts i've ever seen it showed everything

01:05:10.380 just like that you know the chart oh there it is that's pretty good wow

01:05:16.940 last time i put up that chart i never really got to look at it

01:05:22.220 i said you got to see this chart i was so proud of it and by the time i got to there

01:05:50.460 i never got to see it that day but i'm seeing it now and i was very proud

01:05:59.820 jack

01:06:02.380 you know it was amazing actually as we were walking out of the uh the event and we were just

01:06:08.540 you know heading over to uh where the the set is over here uh i happen to be i was with my family

01:06:13.100 we're getting some of the balloons for the kids and uh hey a lot of people moving at once and i i i

01:06:20.460 bump into somebody it was as i'm holding my my uh toddler my three-year-old and i said i'm so sorry

01:06:25.180 and i turn over and it's of course it's senator ron johnson i kid you not just one of those you know

01:06:30.140 one of those serendipitous moments and it was senator johnson of course and he's told the story so many

01:06:35.260 times now who made that chart and it was you know quite quite a moment as well when president trump

01:06:41.260 stands there and says you know the last time that i put that chart up and it's like did he make just

01:06:47.500 make a joke about his own assassination attempt and of course he is because that's donald trump

01:06:52.460 it's that dark humor it's that black humor that uh that he always uses that he just says the most

01:06:57.180 inappropriate thing although usually he says it about someone else here here uh here this time he

01:07:02.540 says it about himself and it's it's an incredible thing to see but but it also is by the way part of

01:07:09.100 policy i mean charlie can you imagine the state of the party right now when just a few years ago the

01:07:17.740 idea of talking about saying something like mass deportation on the stage would get you would get you

01:07:23.660 uh booed it might get you censored it might get you banned and it would certainly get you kicked

01:07:28.140 out of the rnc now our our leader is cheering it on the entire crowd they had placards they had

01:07:36.220 placards that say mass deportations now that people were holding up they're talking about this problem

01:07:41.980 because it's gotten too far and so i i've heard some people say that the speech was soft and you know

01:07:48.220 i can certainly i i would say like i mean the guy was just shot i mean wait hold on no no he was he

01:07:54.380 was but yes he was stoic he was stoic he was like a roman general returning from the front lines

01:08:02.780 bloodied and shot at to address his most loyal people i just anyway jack hold that thought i have

01:08:09.660 to say thank you to some of our members here and victorious that that's right i want to thank rebecca

01:08:15.660 i want to thank joyce i want to thank deborah i want to thank christine i want to thank connor i

01:08:19.100 want to thank dr kristen i want to thank caroline emily doris rick david rayford julie philip jeff and

01:08:28.380 tammy uh that is members.charliekirk.com you guys get a never surrender shirt that is members.charliekirk.com

01:08:35.820 so it is the role of the candidates in the convention speech to cast a vision of the entire agenda also

01:08:44.060 shannon um blake it is very you have to give trump credit though trump could have done he could have

01:08:52.220 by the way there's the new new york times video i'm not going to play this right now i need time

01:08:55.420 to digest this it's so bad it's so unbelievable and it's not against new york times actually did

01:09:00.140 a great job of compiling this can i read the headline blake go for it the headline is this

01:09:05.020 new york times video audio and photographs collected by the new york times of the attack that

01:09:09.900 attempted assassination of donald trump at an election rally shows how a clear threat emerged

01:09:14.060 minutes before the shooting and how law enforcement failed to protect mr trump i mean that's the new york

01:09:18.220 times saying it donald trump did not criticize law enforcement he did not criticize the secret

01:09:23.900 service in fact he praised them he did not say why did they not put me off stage blake for a guy who

01:09:28.460 gets attacked all the time for saying that he just you know lashes out he was filled with gratitude and

01:09:35.500 joy not with anger or bitterness blake help us understand that i mean it's been this way for a

01:09:43.260 long time uh you know they say he's a threat to democracy while they do everything possible to

01:09:48.860 undermine democracy by forcing him out of the race forcing him into a jail cell uh rigging the process as

01:09:56.380 much as possible and now here they would say like he's he's the one who's injecting like hate or

01:10:02.460 darkness into the race yet they do that a lot more than him uh donald trump has been for the most part like

01:10:09.420 very positive energy this race uh you know he's he's upbeat he talked he talks a lot about accomplishments

01:10:17.020 he had in his first term and how he will bring them back and the stuff he bashes biden for it is really

01:10:22.700 no different from what you'd be able to see even turning on cnn or msnbc they're all they're all pretty bleak a

01:10:29.340 lot of the time too uh there's there's a huge amount of projection that goes into everything the

01:10:35.580 modern left does uh these days and while we're talking about headlines by the way apparently the

01:10:41.340 headline on cnn right now since i have it up is top biden officials believe he must drop out so we've gone

01:10:47.580 from the media to democrat lawmakers to biden officials which means we might have the 25th

01:10:54.460 amendment getting invoked by this time next week charlie boy i i want to get into that into great

01:11:02.060 detail i i really do so uh jack let's kind of put a final cap on this speech tonight where does this

01:11:09.500 go from here donald trump is the nominee he's alive and well melania was there he leaves on a total high

01:11:15.260 jd vance is the vice president what are the marching orders from there then i would do something

01:11:19.100 on biden and we'll close the night out look charlie this was a i'm just going to say it this was a pitch

01:11:27.980 perfect convention for the republicans in terms of what they needed out of it did i love every single

01:11:35.340 little piece of it look i'm not going to sit here and go through all of that but in terms of the top

01:11:39.260 lines of the things that people will remember from this it was perfect and so the democrats are going

01:11:46.540 to be looking at this saying what are we going to do any potential democrat by the way contender

01:11:53.580 who's thinking about maybe getting their their name in the ring getting their hat in the ring in chicago

01:11:58.860 in just a couple of weeks time in august here is suddenly realizing that they've got to go up against

01:12:04.620 a massive unified front from the republicans i mean you even had like like lauren bobert was standing 0.54

01:12:11.500 next to mike johnson and all of this it was just this huge kumbaya we are going to get together and

01:12:17.260 save america moment it was so much bigger than the party so much bigger than any one specific person with

01:12:25.180 with donald trump simply at the head of everything so the republicans got what they needed the democrats

01:12:30.380 are in an absolute state of disarray they've got no idea what they're going to do in chicago in just a

01:12:35.740 couple of weeks time and so the republicans have the wind at their sails they do but at the same time

01:12:41.100 i'm going to throw this out there that we must must must not get complacent we cannot be complacent

01:12:48.300 complacency is the biggest danger right now all this talk about biden dropping etc etc we have so

01:12:54.780 much work to do because you know what the democrats are doing right now they're banking ballots and while

01:12:59.660 they switch out their candidate and play kabuki theater and rearrange the deck chairs on the titanic

01:13:04.780 they're going to be banking ballots where in misconsin in pennsylvania and in michigan that's why they're

01:13:10.620 talking about governor josh shapiro that's why his name keeps coming up because he's a popular

01:13:14.700 politician popular governor in pennsylvania and so people need to keep their eyes on the ball this

01:13:19.420 is a great week this is a great week it was an astounding week it was an emotional week it was a

01:13:23.900 great week for the good guys but we need to remember the work starts monday yes it does all right so

01:13:31.180 blake let's get into some inside baseball here what is the future of joe biden look like what is the process

01:13:35.260 here oh man so we've been uh talking to some some people we know who are you know more in the middle

01:13:43.420 of the political divide so they actually talk to democrats as well and it it's wild because people

01:13:49.260 make confident predictions yet it seems they don't necessarily have a strong basis for this so i've been

01:13:54.860 hearing there are democrat democrat lawmakers like like real figures in the party who say 100 joe biden is

01:14:02.940 gone he's not going to make it but if you push at it if you poke at it a little bit joe biden has not

01:14:08.460 himself admitted he is gone he is not you know secretly said okay we're out next sunday we're out

01:14:14.460 next monday we're just writing the speech he has not admitted this yet they're just confident they can

01:14:19.100 force him out because they can do way uglier tactics so they're thinking we will be able to turn

01:14:24.380 up the heat so bad he will not be able to stick around that is that is the conversation they're having which is

01:14:30.220 is i guess you have to admit from our perspective that is what we wanted to see if you're going to

01:14:36.140 have biden be forced out you don't want it to be a nice little clean switcheroo you want it to be

01:14:42.220 protracted you want it to be ugly you want it to be bitter and that's what we're hearing reported we're

01:14:47.580 hearing that donors are saying you know forget the presidential race we'll be boycotting house races

01:14:54.220 and senate races just to make it clear you have to make this switch we're going to turn up the pain 0.56

01:15:00.140 we see on cnn that biden officials are admitting he has to go which means i think 25th amendment is on

01:15:07.020 the table another thing i've been hearing uh from a friend who has a friend of a friend who has been

01:15:13.580 in contact with like kamala world is well kamala's team is not ready for this we've been hearing for

01:15:20.940 years she can't keep staff because she's a horrible boss and her team is all messed up so we have these

01:15:27.180 very junior staff on kamala's team who are suddenly about to be tasked with trying to run either a

01:15:33.500 presidential campaign or you know at least a campaign for the nomination for the next month and they're not

01:15:39.820 ready for this they apparently don't even know whether biden will be in her corner or not that's still 0.93

01:15:46.700 up in the air and so you just have maximum division in the democrats maximum chaos and you love to see

01:15:56.060 i want to go through some data here so morning consult shows donald trump up four points on biden

01:16:03.900 uh rmg research has donald trump up five points on biden so socal research uh on point politics

01:16:09.820 has donald trump up six points on biden and eight points on kamala harris jack pasobic i want to go to

01:16:15.740 you here members.charliekirk.com members.charliekirk.com just name a couple more names

01:16:20.220 here jeremiah shan chelsea emily rebecca thank you guys for becoming members jack you think that

01:16:25.660 kamala could potentially be even easier to defeat and beat is that correct i do actually i do and i'll

01:16:34.300 tell you why because kamala harris so number one she comes with all the baggage of the biden 1.00

01:16:41.500 administration plus the fact that she was the one who was put in charge of the two biggest failures 0.98

01:16:48.620 of the biden administration she was made the face of it the border and then ukraine remember she's

01:16:53.100 the one who went over to the munich conference and said ukraine will be in nato ukraine will be in

01:16:57.340 nato we will stand up for this and then putin invades like two days later literally two days later

01:17:02.060 this is going to play be played again and again and it's going to be shown that her weakness was one

01:17:07.900 of the things that led to the decision matrix of crossing the border crossing the rubicon in ukraine

01:17:13.500 the other part of this is that she does not have the legacy name recognition the legacy um goodwill

01:17:21.100 that joe biden enjoyed with many segments of the democrat party from being obama's wingman from being

01:17:26.300 the guy who was ride or die with barrio weren't the guy who was always there you know this the this

01:17:31.820 like totally fake bromance that um you know that they let led people to believe that existed between

01:17:37.740 him and barack obama again all of that work all of that time as vice president doesn't apply to kamala

01:17:43.820 harris and remember kamala harris is deep deeply disliked even within her own party she had to drop out of 0.97

01:17:51.260 the presidential race in 2020 before iowa she did not even make it to the first contest so no i don't think

01:17:59.020 there's someone in four middle and by the way finally we've seen kamala try the prime time run 1.00

01:18:05.580 she does not have the chops she's never going to have the chops uh you want to talk about what

01:18:10.940 tucker carlson was saying about the difference between leadership versus someone who's good at

01:18:15.980 subverting the system i think uh yeah she knows a lot about subverting the system 1.00

01:18:20.300 no doubt so so blake in closing here because uh it's 130 right on the east coast here uh in closing

01:18:30.540 let's kind of recap the week you were there on the ground blake uh helping us show out what was the

01:18:35.580 takeaway what was what were you most surprised about as a onlooker here uh at the republican national

01:18:41.420 convention in milwaukee most surprised about you know it's hard to say because actually i would say

01:18:47.100 you know in what has been a very a very surprising election year a very surprising election month

01:18:54.420 a very surprising election week i think we'd say all of those are we might literally be at the point

01:19:00.240 where the narrative of this year is passing 2016 which i would have never thought was possible yet

01:19:06.320 i would say the one part that was just not a shock at all was what i saw this week in milwaukee i would

01:19:13.260 i would have said okay they took a shot at trump so that's going to unite the party they're going to

01:19:19.300 be very positive energy people will be grateful that their candidate is alive that their candidate is here

01:19:24.160 to give the speech that they're the man that they indicted that they censored off off the internet that

01:19:30.440 they took a shot at that they sued that they took the companies of that all of this failed and he's there

01:19:35.920 to receive the nomination and everyone's there good vibes all around the band is back together and

01:19:42.500 they're ready to retake the white house and that's the thing they're really there was no monkey wrench

01:19:48.560 in that there was no shock it was what we would have hoped for this is exactly the convention republicans

01:19:55.600 wanted to hold it's the exact convention they plan to hold and especially looking at what's going on with

01:20:02.540 the democrats right now they have every reason to feel very confident going into this fall's election

01:20:08.340 and now they just for the next 90 days they just need to execute well and i also say there was

01:20:15.400 jack and this is from a viral question i want your take on that too there was no viral scandal that

01:20:20.160 distracted from the main thing i mean there was little things here or there but jack that's a big

01:20:24.160 deal right conventions sometimes get derailed huge uh with online chatter and can you comment on this

01:20:30.720 jack that did not happen for four days there was no speaker that said something they shouldn't have

01:20:35.080 done or no you know i'm saying it was beautifully produced and the main thing kept to be the main

01:20:39.500 thing yeah the the narrative that was put out and by the way this is why cnn is out there saying oh

01:20:48.020 well the speech was long because they don't have anything else they don't have that one serious gaffe

01:20:54.060 they don't have that one big mess up they don't have this that one piece where somebody went totally

01:21:00.700 off script and started messing around with people no they have none of those things and so to be able

01:21:05.420 to put on an event like this for several days which i know charlie is something that you and the entire

01:21:11.600 team at turning point and at turning point action do time and again several times a year multiple times

01:21:18.040 a year when you consider all of the events that turning point does it's not something that's easy to do

01:21:22.920 and especially when you know the eyes of the world are on you and you have so many speakers i mean this

01:21:28.160 was jam-packed with speakers and the idea that you only got one and and there were times in the past

01:21:33.760 by the way especially some of those um you know and look it's just true with those everyday american

01:21:38.940 stories you never know because these aren't people that that do uh you know present presentation on a

01:21:45.540 regular basis you're kind of rolling the dice with some of those sometimes and in the time in the past

01:21:50.080 there have been a few that don't really work out so well every single one at this just pitch

01:21:55.840 perfect no gaffes no flaws everything on message total execution and in a way it showed that this

01:22:05.360 is a group of people that has competence in the face of the incompetence that is being described

01:22:12.000 in the current administration of our government

01:22:14.320 it's beautifully said uh i could tell you this was my i went to convention in 2012

01:22:21.120 12 so 12 16 20 didn't really count but i guess that counts uh and this is my fourth convention

01:22:26.040 the third one in person and this was the most joyful exuberant group i've ever been around

01:22:31.040 uh this is a determined group that's ready to go to work and this again don't be surprised they're

01:22:35.860 going to pull biden and maybe it's camel maybe not and this race might completely and totally reset 0.92

01:22:41.280 and but we have a unified party and we are battle ready i could tell you no one's going to be

01:22:45.700 surprised that biden gets pulled uh it was kind of the unspoken truth of this last convention i want

01:22:52.280 to thank you guys for becoming members i want to thank larry i want to thank glenn i want to thank

01:22:56.320 mike i want to thank joe i want to thank dan i want to thank let's see here let's go through the list here

01:23:04.340 i want to thank jill and i want to thank greg i want to thank beth i want to thank kathy and ryan

01:23:13.880 noah

01:23:15.080 and uh daisy's sending them in it's members.charliekirk.com that is members.charliekirk.com

01:23:21.320 i want to thank ben as well i think jerry

01:23:24.080 let's play a piece of tape here as we compile the final list here of just a recap by the way how

01:23:31.660 amazing do we have the video that they were playing that documentary on trump wow that was

01:23:35.420 amazing that was just absolutely spectacular video they played wasn't that just absolutely

01:23:41.840 incredible it was just really unbelievable let's play cut 178 and then we will close it out let's

01:23:47.160 go to 178 we will not break we will not bend we will not back down and i will never stop fighting

01:23:55.120 for you your family and our magnificent country

01:23:58.880 and everything i have to give with all of the energy and fight in my heart and soul

01:24:13.640 i pledge to our nation tonight thank you very much i pledge that to our nation

01:24:19.180 we're going to turn our nation around and we're going to do it very quickly thank you

01:24:24.060 this election should be about the issues facing our country and how to

01:24:35.800 make america successful safe free and great again

01:24:40.380 in an age when our politics too often divide us now is the time to remember that we are all fellow

01:24:53.520 citizens we are one nation under god

01:24:57.260 it's beautiful i want to end our time together here uh with this incredible video and it's six

01:25:05.280 minutes long it's worth it you guys got to watch carefully and closely kudos to our team for doing

01:25:09.600 that but quickly thank you for those that are becoming members members at charliekirk.com thank

01:25:13.640 you carol thank you aaron thank you michelle thank you rich gordon michael mary stacy rita and dean

01:25:24.960 members.charliekirk.com thank you jonah they just keep pouring in ricky and we are working to get

01:25:30.440 you your shirt as quickly as possible our team will reach out to you thank you tessa as well

01:25:34.800 members.charliekirk.com okay we're going to play you this video it's six minutes long it's

01:25:39.400 worth it i will sign off afterwards and throw it back to parker enjoy this drop what you're doing

01:25:44.980 i'm going to re-watch this with you and then we'll say good night maybe sign up to be a member during

01:25:49.900 this video this is the country we're fighting to restore donald trump is a larger than life figure

01:25:55.500 play cut 181 and enjoy this this is a story as uniquely american as the ideals and freedoms we all

01:26:03.280 cherish a story of a life dedicated to dreaming big a story about giving back to the people in his

01:26:11.440 beloved city but most of all this is a story about putting his country first and it's a story best told

01:26:20.200 young and confident donald trump wasn't afraid to think big and build even bigger and he left his

01:26:32.160 mark on the new york skyline that greeted visitors from around the world but he wasn't just an american

01:26:39.460 entrepreneur he became a folk hero celebrities and sports stars wanted to be seen with him

01:26:47.300 politicians sought his approval and new yorkers just loved him and he loved them back and he gave back

01:26:56.380 just one example saving the walman skating rink the walman skating rink in central park is open again

01:27:04.820 the city spent nearly six years and 12 million dollars trying to fix it and then to the rescue

01:27:10.340 developer donald trump as tracy egan tells us now he accomplished in three and a half months

01:27:14.860 what the city couldn't do in six years

01:27:17.340 service there was no denying that donald trump was the toast of the town but he was also something

01:27:29.600 even more important a patriotic american and like many others he was becoming increasingly troubled

01:27:37.020 by the direction of our country because i really am tired of seeing what's happening with this country

01:27:43.800 how we're how we're really making other people live like kings and we're not you've said though

01:27:48.500 that if you did run for president you believe you'd win well i don't know i think i'd win i tell

01:27:53.560 you what i wouldn't go in to lose i've never gone in to lose in my life and and if i did decide to do it

01:27:58.380 i think i'd be inclined i would i would say that i would have a hell of a chance of winning because i

01:28:02.540 think people i don't know how your audience feels but i think people are tired of seeing the united

01:28:06.180 states ripped off but who would ever run for president and leave such a glamorous life

01:28:11.580 appearances in movies best-selling books a widely popular tv show

01:28:17.380 but for donald j trump the calling to save his country was even stronger the mission more

01:28:25.660 important the number of americans being left behind too large and so in donald trump fashion

01:28:33.840 he announced he was running for president in it to win and he did

01:28:40.840 from his first day in office the washington politicians learned something about president

01:28:56.500 trump he's not afraid to fight for what he believes in they call that having the courage of your

01:29:04.860 convictions first up the trump tax cuts largest in america's history and it led to higher take-home

01:29:14.580 pay for working families unfortunately today taxes are up and incomes down the politicians just never

01:29:26.520 learn next for president trump secure our border check miles and miles of wall built

01:29:37.820 isisis and other terrorists deterred but now we have the barney fife of border security leading to a

01:29:50.420 quarter of a million americans dead from fentanyl coming in brutal migrant crime spreading across america 0.98

01:30:00.220 and isis now here president trump promised he'd keep america out of endless wars welcome words to the

01:30:16.300 families of our young men and women who serve and another promise kept he started by strengthening our

01:30:26.620 military then traveled the world meeting with our allies and even with our main adversaries

01:30:35.260 just so they understood that america's strength and resolve was back because that's what a strong

01:30:44.940 commander-in-chief does and it led to a stable world at peace and our troops safe

01:30:56.620 today a different story our enemies smelled weakness then set the world on fire putin saw it then invaded

01:31:07.840 ukraine hamas saw it then started a war in the middle east

01:31:13.300 there's one more thing we've learned about president trump

01:31:26.360 he believes so strongly in america so optimistic for our possibilities and so committed to fighting

01:31:38.600 to once again to once again make our country great that there is nothing that is going to stop him

01:31:50.120 you

01:32:01.640 you

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - July 20, 2024

SPECIAL THOUGHTCRIME BROADCAST： TRUMP’S HISTORIC SPEECH AND RNC BREAKDOWN

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