Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 142 — Charlie's All-Time Greatest Clips

00:00:00.000 From the age of Big Brother.

00:00:02.600 If they want to get you, they'll get you.

00:00:04.960 The NSA specifically targets the communications of everyone.

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00:00:21.460 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard.

00:00:24.620 It is once again Thought Crime Thursday.

00:00:27.740 For the last year, we've been continuing thought crime and continuing out the mission in as many ways as we possibly could while we've been down a man.

00:00:42.720 And while we've been down the best man I think any of us have ever worked with, certainly.

00:00:51.180 And when we found out, you know, looking ahead that it was going to be a Thursday that 9-10 fell on, we said, what's the best way to commemorate that, commemorate the day, but also, you know, remember the fact that this was a day one year ago that we lost Charlie.

00:01:14.420 and team sat down and came together and actually put together a really really special

00:01:22.740 episode for all of you guys and i hope that people will share this because

00:01:27.640 this is some of our favorite moments with charlie for all the times that we hosted thought crime

00:01:35.300 with him all the way back to i think some of the the very first episode some of the

00:01:39.800 some of the very first thought crimes that we that we ever got into here on the program

00:01:46.020 you know I know we had we talked about doing a show like this for for a while and it eventually

00:01:53.160 came to be that we would have a show where we just sort of got into all the stuff that doesn't

00:01:58.220 fit anywhere else during the week and and it took off and became a you know a really big popular hit

00:02:05.020 and you know probably the biggest show that we do all week every week and never once thought that

00:02:11.340 we wouldn't even make it to 100 episodes without without charlie and to me and i think for all of

00:02:19.180 us um this is absolutely the best thing we could do today well this is this is going to be a mashup

00:02:26.540 of some of the funniest some most light-hearted some of those famous clips of doc crime there are

00:02:33.820 There are some that we all star in, but this is going to be an ode to Charlie.

00:02:38.020 So his best moments.

00:02:40.300 I have to say, I mean, we all have favorite moments from Thakram,

00:02:44.680 but you reminded me of this.

00:02:46.460 Chambermaid.

00:02:47.320 Chambermaid was a good one. 1.00

00:02:49.060 Chambermaid. 0.95

00:02:50.220 South Park reaction.

00:02:52.120 South Park reaction.

00:02:53.360 Just a lot of Lord of the Rings talk.

00:02:55.080 Lots of Lord of the Rings.

00:02:56.900 The Lord of the Rings, the thing is...

00:02:59.300 Wait, the earplugs.

00:03:00.460 Remember the earplugs with Don Jr.?

00:03:02.640 What's that, Jack?

00:03:04.640 The earplugs controversy

00:03:06.600 when Don Jr. was on the show.

00:03:09.660 And the photoshopped earplugs.

00:03:12.900 I hope Taylor Swift makes it in here.

00:03:16.760 I haven't seen the final.

00:03:18.460 We need to have, I think we,

00:03:20.240 did we ever have the final confrontation

00:03:21.960 with Jack not having all the studs on his jacket?

00:03:25.320 Yes.

00:03:25.820 At the gala?

00:03:26.320 We did talk about that, yeah.

00:03:27.460 I didn't have any studs either.

00:03:28.740 Or was it you?

00:03:29.580 It was like none of you had them except Charlie.

00:03:32.200 and then jack was shopping his name so yeah it was it was yeah it was tuxedo gate

00:03:37.100 andrew and charlie's most famous clip ever black black pilots like there's so much good stuff i

00:03:43.540 never heard of that there's so much good stuff here that took over the internet who knew who

00:03:47.660 knew when we came up with this show concept you know the true story is charlie and i were wanting

00:03:51.320 to do a panel show like uh and then it was blake bringing blake on that was the impetus because

00:03:57.600 Blake had been cancelled

00:03:59.540 I have committed many a thought crime

00:04:01.900 so Blake had been cancelled for committing

00:04:03.720 thought crimes and so we

00:04:05.700 wanted a place where we could

00:04:07.840 like bring Blake back into

00:04:09.700 the world you know and it was

00:04:11.780 awesome. There's so many cool clips

00:04:13.720 and my favorite personal one

00:04:15.980 favorite thought crime episode

00:04:17.640 will always be the Thanksgiving one

00:04:19.580 will always be that

00:04:20.860 Oh yeah Charlie with his cranberry

00:04:23.700 like the only acceptable way to have cranberry

00:04:25.600 is the disgusting tin

00:04:27.200 and you just have the gelatinous cylinder upon the plate.

00:04:31.360 Wait, you did the banana peel one on ThoughtCrime 2, though, right?

00:04:34.580 He did. I hope they have that one.

00:04:36.100 Yes, we did the face.

00:04:37.340 Actually, and I will say, Jack,

00:04:40.080 one of my favorite moments from ThoughtCrime actually 0.89

00:04:42.360 was more recently with you, overtly pagan.

00:04:45.680 So I just want to give you an honorable mention. 0.87

00:04:47.700 Overtly pagan. 1.00

00:04:50.120 Us and Lord of the Rings just have quite the relationship. 0.95

00:04:52.380 Yeah, it's one of those things.

00:04:53.660 But anyways, everybody, please enjoy this special tribute

00:04:57.160 to our dear friend uh that his presence on this show i hope you guys feel every week because we

00:05:04.080 feel it when we do the show and um he had a lot of great moments and this is our ode to charlie

00:05:09.200 enjoy

00:05:10.180 so everybody welcome to this new show that we're doing familiar set but a different vibe jack and

00:05:20.840 i are gonna have thought crime conversations and we have some amazing stuff somebody asked me they

00:05:25.920 said charlie how do you best describe thought crimes i said it's basically a group chat that 1.00

00:05:29.800 became a podcast why do liberal white women believe that they must sustain the liberal agenda 1.00

00:05:36.720 when they aren't the victim oh white guilt yeah i mean white liberal women are largely 1.00

00:05:42.660 you know devoid of purpose they don't have husbands who satisfy them and so they look 1.00

00:05:48.060 for other purpose and whether it be xanax valium wine or blm they have to find something to fill

00:05:55.140 that void i'm i don't like taylor swift and at all and most guys wasn't that the real topic right

00:06:01.120 but that's kind of the real topic and i feel as if she's being forced upon our culture like it's

00:06:05.300 this taylor's colonizing effort it takes two to be forced on though sort of hold no no no no i'll

00:06:11.040 prove it so then blake don't even get me started you're gonna be like don't watch the nfl forget

00:06:14.720 it okay i'm gonna preempt your argument i am a chicago bears fan tyler knows this that's rough

00:06:19.800 they are awful they are awful this year justin fields is not good they are awful they need new

00:06:24.260 ownership they need a new quarterback new coach so i mean i watch the bears it's a habit have my

00:06:28.320 whole life so i'm watching the bears chiefs game and all of a sudden the entire the announcers like

00:06:34.600 these 75 year old men are like swooning over taylor swift why because the ratings of the game

00:06:41.500 like went through the roof like people were buying like sunday nfl ticket i got dragged to one taylor 1.00

00:06:46.680 swift concert i will never go back i was in the very back it was awful it was all women and gays 0.99

00:06:53.800 that was it and i was like i want i want to be dead right now i want to be dead i don't want 0.99

00:06:59.040 to do this i've been to other concerts with attractive females like ariana grande i've been 0.66

00:07:04.540 to at coachella state area got very impressive i walked away from that i went to coachella when 1.00

00:07:11.600 your area grande got up had a really great time with a dj it was fun taylor swift wasn't fun it

00:07:17.480 was miserable it's because most of her fans are miserable i don't understand this here's taylor 0.52

00:07:22.760 swift who you know she was endorsing joe biden but she did it with these like disgusting walmart

00:07:27.980 cookies right back in 2020 as if i mean and by the way is this some sort of thing like i should

00:07:33.800 be in the kitchen making cookies for you is that what you're trying to tell us taylor swift is that

00:07:38.740 like your rightful place is to make cookies or something it's a very weird she didn't make those

00:07:43.120 i think it's reading a bit much into that who does that it's very strange if you're gonna put

00:07:47.600 like they're complicated frosty designs on cookies they always end up looking like kind

00:07:51.680 am i supposed to believe she actually made those i don't think so yeah i think this whole thing is

00:07:57.280 an op i don't think a lot of people are asking that question she definitely ordered them she

00:08:01.260 wanted to endorse joe biden so she got joe biden cookies i don't think it matters whether she made

00:08:05.400 them it's not cute it's not interesting i don't find anything she does to be interesting but

00:08:09.720 that's the whole thing she's an op she's a created op of the mockingbird what i would say is

00:08:14.180 we talk about her all the time so we clearly do find her interesting in some no no it's forced

00:08:19.180 on us that's not true i would never talk about her if this wasn't force-fed by the masters of

00:08:23.800 the universe time magazine and force-fed is travis kelsey oh yeah hold on you cannot watch

00:08:30.660 an nfl game travis kelsey for state farm travis kelsey for pfizer travis kelsey for some random

00:08:35.740 car insurance thing travis it's like what company doesn't have travis kelsey i mean i i'm trying to

00:08:40.580 watch a dang football game and it's travis kelsey for uber eats and travis kelsey for subway and

00:08:45.000 Oh, by the Travis Kelsey from my auto and Travis Kelsey for it's like, is there is it's I'm telling you that doesn't happen by mistake.

00:08:52.160 It's the same thing with Jennifer Lawrence.

00:08:54.300 And they find people that they can use for cultural type influence.

00:08:59.020 And Taylor Swift is perfect. 0.91

00:09:00.680 She's a liberal, but she doesn't overplay it in recent years. 0.88

00:09:03.140 She sells. 0.99

00:09:03.760 She's the most popular.

00:09:04.740 No one doubts that she's popular.

00:09:05.840 Of course, normal.

00:09:06.660 Of course, she's popular. 1.00

00:09:07.480 And she also she's that demo that they want to dominate, which is upper middle class, white girl, suburban America. 1.00

00:09:13.700 that's their pathway to world domination 1.00

00:09:15.840 and she controls that demo 0.99

00:09:17.260 of course we acknowledge she controls it

00:09:18.900 we don't live on Neptune

00:09:20.280 but this whole Travis Kelsey thing is so staged

00:09:22.760 you watch an NFL football game

00:09:24.920 I remember Erica walks in

00:09:26.060 what commercial is he not in

00:09:27.720 I hope they have a wonderful marriage

00:09:29.620 I hope Travis Kelsey is the MVP of the league

00:09:32.280 they win a Super Bowl

00:09:33.300 and that they have a Super Bowl baby

00:09:35.920 I hope that

00:09:37.420 they have lots of children

00:09:39.880 it will make them happier

00:09:41.120 I have learned

00:09:43.460 that anything i say about taylor swift is the easiest way for me to get publicity it's amazing

00:09:49.940 i don't even try by the way it's like international news people are texting me from high school and

00:09:54.660 they're i haven't heard from these people in years it is really something all i said is that taylor

00:09:59.780 swift should submit to her husband which is over abundantly biblical apparently i'm starting a race

00:10:06.260 war yeah in the wnba you've done it again you've done it again charlie i have a tendency to start 0.96

00:10:10.460 race wars there was there was this placid world where there's the women's national basketball 1.00

00:10:15.040 association of course a bunch of women uh always get along yeah women are known for getting along 1.00

00:10:20.140 they live in harmony with one another they definitely never have beefs or arguments or

00:10:24.240 disputes or rivalries only charlie kirk would start only you could do it wmba was great i'm

00:10:30.400 sure all 10 people at their games were having a blast post the photo guys

00:10:36.220 Put up the photo

00:10:45.460 Put it up

00:10:49.120 Put it up

00:10:50.220 Do we have it?

00:10:51.200 There we go

00:10:51.960 I don't know if they can zoom it in

00:10:55.040 Context matters here guys

00:10:56.320 No context should be allowed

00:10:58.040 He is at an Oregon Ducks game

00:11:01.120 And if you zoom in there

00:11:02.120 If you gaze at what would be his left ear

00:11:04.820 At the right end of the photo

00:11:05.820 So he has an earplug within his ear to conceal himself from the true authentic sounds of the game.

00:11:13.860 I have a very simple question for Don.

00:11:16.160 Do you ever wear ear protection when you shoot?

00:11:19.420 When I shoot, yes.

00:11:20.300 Okay, well, it's the same decibel.

00:11:21.440 You have to do it when you shoot.

00:11:22.580 I did as a kid, and I'm not shooting.

00:11:24.260 You're not shooting.

00:11:25.840 Oh, the stadium is too loud.

00:11:28.260 It's 127 decibels.

00:11:29.360 I do have to be objective.

00:11:30.920 I have taken my daughter to one of these concerts when we're sitting in front row.

00:11:35.000 at a concert or something where it's just so loud.

00:11:37.860 I'm like, and I hate the music.

00:11:39.440 I will.

00:11:40.080 I have done that.

00:11:41.100 But at a football game.

00:11:42.380 No, it was a hundred.

00:11:44.160 Charlie, which sign are you on?

00:11:46.060 Are you out here?

00:11:47.020 I think Charlie just went communist on us.

00:11:49.120 I'm a little worried.

00:11:49.840 This is not a normal stadium, guys.

00:11:51.900 Charlie, are you a Democrat?

00:11:53.960 Have you been eating a lot of soy?

00:11:57.600 There's some things you'd rather just lose your hearing for.

00:11:59.860 It's like, it's worth it.

00:12:00.700 It's just, you got to eat the man card.

00:12:02.680 It's like, it's loud.

00:12:03.740 It's like a gunshot.

00:12:04.600 it's 127 decibels which is louder than a music concert it's not a normal stadium

00:12:11.160 i'm a producer on charlie's radio show and i learned that charlie was going to greenland

00:12:16.220 when he sent us the photo of him in greenland and i believe that's when

00:12:19.860 andrew learned about it i believe that's when everyone learned about it so

00:12:23.320 charlie just went and he just absconded on us to my credit though i i was sworn to secrecy i could

00:12:29.660 have leaked it and all that i it drives me nuts when people do that so you guys understand you

00:12:34.020 to take that stuff seriously so it is objectively one of the most beautiful places i've ever been

00:12:40.260 it reminds me of like deep interior alaska like untouched wild where you come in contact with

00:12:48.020 god's creation with no filter a place where there is a town and then there's no connection

00:12:55.220 to modernity from that point forward i mean there's polar bears that just walk through

00:12:59.460 downtown which is the largest town in greenland that is a great word for it so just kind of some

00:13:05.060 backstory don jr called me up and he said hey do you want to uh pop on trump force one and fly

00:13:10.960 with me to greenland i'm like yeah i'll do that uh so we flew it took off at 2 a.m uh local standard

00:13:17.200 time in palm beach i did one of the things i hate most which is to fly a red-eye flight pretty easy

00:13:21.940 to fly red-eye flight on trump force one might i add though so uh landed in uh greenland as the sun

00:13:27.800 was rising at 11 a.m. local time, got off the plane. We were greeted by hundreds of people in

00:13:34.560 MAGA hats. We went to some of their sacred sites. We went to the top of this hill and took those

00:13:38.860 pictures as the sun was rising. We had an amazing meal with a bunch of local Greenlanders. We went

00:13:44.560 to the local cultural museum and ended the day at one of their top kind of bar, hangout, cheers,

00:13:51.180 if you will uh restaurants they love america they are the the power of um the power of

00:13:59.780 american culture maga is a worldwide movement it is transcending borders largely thanks to social

00:14:07.160 media so it was a wonderful time in nuke that is how you say it not nook it is nuke uh and honored

00:14:13.600 to have been included in something that very well might have made history trump's gonna win the

00:14:17.620 nomination who's he going to pick as the vice presidential pick turns out there's been a lot

00:14:22.020 of discussion of this lately the odds are shifting rapidly i'm super curious about that then i'll

00:14:27.140 tell you about my uh conversation with trump oh that's amazing so the betfair favorite right now

00:14:32.160 and this caught me really off guard looking it up just now currently the favorite on betfair which

00:14:37.980 is a british betting site you can bet on this thing in the uk you're blocked if you try to

00:14:41.340 visit in the u.s but they have the favorite right now is christy noem five to one so still not

00:14:46.460 strong odds but uh second place is vivek and then uh at least stefanik and then the next three

00:14:55.380 this is another strange one um tim scott no tim scott nikki haley ben carson and then in seventh

00:15:03.260 place tulsi gabbard hmm so top seven uh i'm not gonna say any like name details but the president

00:15:12.040 has not made up his mind and very much open to a lot of different ideas and uh we had a real

00:15:18.520 robust conversation about it and he wants to win and he's getting i'll tell you right now there

00:15:24.260 are here's what i can tell you he is being actively lobbied by like five or six different

00:15:29.080 camps on this right now i'd be shocked and the name i the name i think that we should really

00:15:33.920 push for to be in the mix as a finalist is jd vance i think jd vance is a finalist because

00:15:38.860 he's a very thoughtful communicator of the america first agenda he's from a younger demo he's in

00:15:45.360 his unit 30 still i i have a plan the perfect plan yes is it the ohio switcheroo the ohio switcheroo

00:15:52.260 yes you get jd in as svp and then you force dewine to put in the vague as senator we have

00:16:01.040 tyler boyer with his hat that was supposed to be at america fest it's our precinct sheriff hat

00:16:07.260 And you're not a precinct sheriff of your precinct unless you have this hat.

00:16:13.140 So, Charlie, here's your hat.

00:16:14.600 Oh, I got to wear one.

00:16:15.500 No, you don't have to wear it.

00:16:17.760 And Blake.

00:16:18.980 I got one for you guys, too.

00:16:20.440 Blake, I think your vitamin D level is negative now, Blake.

00:16:24.440 Well, yeah, basically.

00:16:25.880 We're in the Dakotas.

00:16:26.760 We're called the Sunshine State.

00:16:27.860 I think you have negative five vitamin D level.

00:16:30.420 It's actually you blend it into the wall.

00:16:34.220 Congrats.

00:16:34.860 Hey, guys, look.

00:16:35.420 i delivered hey there it is finally i had to go into the archives and uh does charlie have like

00:16:44.300 snapchat filters on right now i don't know everybody point to the hat we have to get one

00:16:48.840 one one screen grab of this one graphic you gotta do it having having blake with the mega hat makes

00:16:54.220 my uh makes my year because it's a symbol and andrew i want to talk about this i i am now

00:17:00.400 gonna wear this everywhere i go every single one of you you need to now get one of these go down

00:17:05.580 donate at donaldjtrump.com and you need to go into the streets and to show this regime no f you 0.96

00:17:14.080 actually we're not gonna put up with this we are not going to tolerate your nonsense or your bs

00:17:20.080 we will not put up with this color revolution there was a non-stop fight from donors influencers

00:17:28.340 elected officials, of who actually gets in the rotunda. Now, this is very complicated

00:17:32.940 because the Presidential Inaugural Committee, otherwise known as JASIC, does not control all

00:17:40.160 the tickets. It is a joint committee between the Senate, the House, and the incoming administration.

00:17:46.720 So as soon as you decide to go in the rotunda, you are 100% in Article I land within the House

00:17:54.020 and the senate so therefore if you look at the picture before you even get to like you know some

00:18:00.200 of trump's friends outside of the dais and i'll get to the dais in a second it's all senators yeah

00:18:04.880 so the senators hogged all of the tickets you're in controlled territory there they control that

00:18:10.060 just put this in perspective there were about 680 seats in the rotunda about 400 of them

00:18:19.060 were for Congress. So there was only 230 tickets allocated for Trump and his team, family, and even

00:18:27.460 some select donors. So a huge war over actually who gets ticketing. There was an overflow room

00:18:33.620 where people like Theo Vaughn were and Logan Paul and Megyn Kelly and all the governors. All the

00:18:39.380 governors were in the overflow room, right? So super honored and thank you to Susie and thank

00:18:45.080 you to everyone who worked so hard on this for approving not just myself but

00:18:49.400 also Erica big big lift and that's a big deal right it was a huge honor I got

00:18:54.900 attacked for having good seats but it wasn't just me it was also Erica and

00:18:59.240 they were really sweet to include her because all the other congressional 1.00

00:19:02.580 spouses this is what made them really mad all the congressional spouses were in 1.00

00:19:05.420 the overflow room so the congressional spouses were in the overflow room and 0.95

00:19:09.320 Erica got in and she deserves it because we were all part of this kind of

00:19:13.360 historic and triumphant moment and it was just larger than life breathtaking and uh yeah that

00:19:22.320 seat gate this is uh this is the crew this is the crew at uh at the mar-a-lago gala we've got tyler

00:19:29.040 there we have jack there we have uh charlie there i wasn't able to attend it's okay but we've got

00:19:35.860 this image here and daisy saw something a little unusual but she's like something something's off

00:19:42.440 about that and then she realized oh wait you know someone sent me a video from it and some

00:19:48.380 it didn't look the same so she looked around reveal image 108 so what we have here the

00:19:59.080 turning point gala is a black tie event that means wear a black tie wear a tux and what we

00:20:05.980 have discovered someone we do not know who but it was known that tyler bowyer and jack posobik did

00:20:14.100 not follow the dress code wait time for the turning point gala time time out first of all

00:20:19.640 yeah because that's the golden that's a vera wing tux golden aid right there 19 of united's

00:20:26.700 pilot corps is minority or women now no coincidence 19 of their flights are never on time

00:20:32.880 correlation without causation they have to get ready yes it's a it's a get ready

00:20:41.700 that's gonna riff on that i can't so that here's here's what's crazy going from 19 to 50 50

00:20:49.140 he's still laughing himself going from 19 to 50 50 in one year that he said our class in 2023

00:20:58.120 three in one year is actually impossible and i think blake you made this point is are there even

00:21:03.540 enough women or minority potential pilots out there that want to be a pilot i where are they 0.98

00:21:10.520 gonna find these people it's the funny thing because they want where's the supply gonna

00:21:14.120 come there's a diversity push in literally every industry in america i think this is the red pill

00:21:19.760 of the red pill i've every issue where anyone who's remotely normie in my orbit goes 10 out of

00:21:26.660 10 it's the flight one i have to be honest or like surgeons surgeon and flight are the top two where

00:21:32.760 it's like they no one really cares when it's hr managers no one cared when it was you know just

00:21:37.780 kind of paper shufflers or even engineers but now when it's like wait wait hold on a second 1.00

00:21:43.340 you're gonna remove my appendix and you're a black lesbian well you you bring these did you 1.00

00:21:49.980 to go through the same i say this all the time when i get on an airplane you know i want my 1.00

00:21:56.300 got my pilot to be like hi this is chad uh maybe like a little bit of a southern accent

00:22:02.060 buckworth here this is my 31 000th hour i'm kind of bored honestly i could do this in my

00:22:10.860 Charles.

00:22:11.700 Exactly. 0.97

00:22:12.680 I want just like cookie cutter.

00:22:15.120 Like, yeah, this is so easy to me.

00:22:18.560 I don't want LaQuisha James who comes up and she's just like, hi, ladies and gentlemen, pray for me.

00:22:28.960 And the truth is, this is a creation that the left wanted.

00:22:33.620 And they think you can't say anything about it because they'll call you a racist.

00:22:37.640 and this is where we really have to take the gloves off

00:22:41.260 and say your name calling will not get in the way

00:22:44.060 of people's safety at 35,000 feet.

00:22:47.280 It's offensive to call someone a diversity hire.

00:22:49.260 You guys are the ones who legally require diversity hires.

00:22:51.740 You are the ones who say we need to hire people 0.93

00:22:53.800 based on skin color.

00:22:55.040 We want excellence. 1.00

00:22:56.000 Screw you, weird white liberal man. 1.00

00:22:57.960 A little pushback would have been a relief. 1.00

00:23:00.060 You just assumed the premise was accurate.

00:23:02.220 And as if it's perfectly fine.

00:23:03.980 Yes, we need the most diverse flight crew ever.

00:23:06.420 I think that's what's so troubling is in that clip, he doesn't acknowledge that there is structural and cultural reasons for this disparity.

00:23:13.620 And so you're sitting here as like a potential victim in the back of the plane going like, oh, my gosh, like he's just going to force this through.

00:23:21.000 And there's he's not he doesn't seem to care about the fact that if some people can't fly so good.

00:23:25.540 If Delta wanted to just dominate, they should do an ad and be like Delta Airlines.

00:23:30.400 Excellence is how we hire our pilots and you'll be safe.

00:23:33.540 I'm telling you, they would have 20% more ticket sales.

00:23:36.720 You know they'd get boycotted, too, by the way.

00:23:39.560 No, look.

00:23:40.040 Everything is going to be fine, man.

00:23:42.000 300 people, I hope I'm wrong.

00:23:44.700 Someone's going to die because we could joke about this all we want.

00:23:47.500 You cannot have.

00:23:49.160 It's very, very sophisticated.

00:23:51.600 You hire people for sophisticated, high-stakes, immediate call jobs with 50 checklist items,

00:23:58.280 and you do not have competency as the core reason.

00:24:02.340 somebody's going to die charlie you've been you've been zeroing in on these issues and i don't know

00:24:08.220 if you've been doing it on the show as much or on the chat but you say that's a red pill issue

00:24:11.860 trust me this is a red pill issue and what we're really getting at is i talk to a lot of normies

00:24:15.880 yeah and that's why i think this united story in the dei story hits so hard because we've all been

00:24:22.200 in the back of a plane when the turbulence hits or when you're flying through a storm and you're

00:24:26.700 like i'm so glad i saw the guy with the right stuff in the square jaw get into the cockpit

00:24:31.580 before we took off and i feel better now thinking i mean like you want to go thought crime like i'm

00:24:36.440 sorry if i see a black pilot i'm gonna be like boy i hope he's qualified well that's the you

00:24:41.640 wouldn't have done that you wouldn't have you wouldn't have done that that's not an immediate

00:24:45.040 no you that's not who i am that's not what i believe it is the reality the left has created

00:24:49.720 i want to be as blunt as possible because that now i'm connecting two dots wait a second the

00:24:54.520 ceo said that he's forcing that a white qualified guy is not going to get the job so i see this guy

00:25:00.520 He might be a nice person.

00:25:01.580 I say, boy, I hope he's not a Harvard style affirmative action student that has points for.

00:25:07.720 And he like he he landed half of his flight simulator, you know, trials.

00:25:12.520 That's the thing.

00:25:13.160 And I just I such a good and by the way, it also it creates like unhealthy thinking patterns.

00:25:18.760 I don't want to think that way.

00:25:20.080 Charlie Kirk back in 2024 said when he sees a black pilot, he wonders if they're even qualified at all.

00:25:25.340 Donald Trump came out, essentially tried to blame diversity for this and throw it on their favorite, you know, DEI, which is their favorite little thing to beat.

00:25:34.760 For the record, the totality of my of my comments were that if you are going to hire based on race and not merit, it begs such lower questions that none of us like.

00:25:45.860 And I even continued the sentence to say that's not who I am.

00:25:49.120 I don't like it.

00:25:49.680 But you can't even you obviously can't say that.

00:25:51.360 When's the Wired magazine article going to be done on black only dormitories?

00:25:55.340 when's the Wired magazine article going to be on anti-white hiring practices

00:25:59.940 at Johns Hopkins?

00:26:01.520 Never.

00:26:02.280 Does TPUSA see any tension that it sells merchandise of MLK and its website?

00:26:06.660 By the way, we don't anymore.

00:26:07.520 So this guy's outdated.

00:26:08.780 What role does Blake Neff have in creating content on MLK?

00:26:12.180 What have I done this time?

00:26:13.480 No, this is the best part, right?

00:26:15.020 Because I mentioned Blake.

00:26:16.500 And he says, what role?

00:26:17.880 Well, this is the perfect time to release it.

00:26:19.900 This is a perfect time to announce.

00:26:21.760 little did this reporter know

00:26:24.320 that Blake Neff is

00:26:26.180 director of MLK

00:26:28.660 history at the Charlie Kirk show

00:26:30.300 yeah it's my new title

00:26:31.760 right there

00:26:32.400 we don't want

00:26:36.640 people dying because their smoke alarms

00:26:38.260 are being changed

00:26:39.220 if there was one thing

00:26:40.540 Charlie Kirk and friends

00:26:44.240 are opposed to fire death

00:26:46.140 if there was one thing to shame

00:26:48.220 a community on it's not changing

00:26:50.400 battery smoke detector shame hey change your smoke detector batteries just fix your smoke

00:26:55.040 detector right now just go and do it yeah i just go and do it anyway wait did you guys

00:27:02.360 did you guys hear something is it okay to eat steak on thanksgiving

00:27:07.600 i really worry it's the only thing you eat on thanksgiving no no that's incorrect incorrect

00:27:14.680 not allowed no no you can have tyler and i were discussing this not at all not at all not at all

00:27:20.840 you can have you must have turkey it is required to have turkey you may have ham if it is

00:27:28.460 supplementary to the turkey but like it should be any meat you have should be from like a a central

00:27:36.320 meat dispensing entity you cannot have individualized servings of meat that is that

00:27:43.320 is my position is not from a central meat dispensing no like you don't you don't make a

00:27:47.980 giant you don't make like a 50 pound steak and then take like a piece of it and like pass the

00:27:52.960 giant super steak around like that that's what you do with ham or turkey like you make the whole

00:27:58.280 turkey or you make the whole ham and you like cut a little bit of it but you don't do that with

00:28:02.940 steak but that's what i'm saying that's what i'm saying you can have a separate serving of a plate

00:28:07.880 to steak for people similar to the ham no it's just wrong like because ham is ham is like

00:28:16.540 supplement to the turkey taste you have to have turkey and ham on your plate

00:28:21.380 you don't need ham no you don't want no you don't need ham you have to have no no i'm a turkey

00:28:27.200 purist but some people think that they they can start to get really now christmas is a completely

00:28:32.160 different ball game there are no rules with christmas ham is usually center but steak is

00:28:36.900 acceptable yeah but no but still christmas is a whole thanksgiving it is un-american not to have

00:28:43.760 either turkey some sort of dressing cranberries but here's the thing about the cranberry thing

00:28:49.560 if you want to be an ultra traditionalist right it must be straight out of the can yes taken

00:28:54.540 vertically with no adjustments and now if you want to have the is it wait is this some chicago thing

00:29:00.460 now hold on no no no no no no no it's and if you want to have cranberry with adjustments that could

00:29:06.240 be supplementary but however it must be out of the can and you just take it vertically and it

00:29:11.640 just jiggles walk me through your stuffing the stuffing is very interesting okay now here's the

00:29:16.300 big question yes does the stuffing go in the turkey or is it prepared outside of the turkey

00:29:20.640 is that stuffing versus dressing and cook it with the turkey or some people will prepare it and then

00:29:26.160 just put it in for like the final see that's that's the final leg you got to go the full

00:29:30.600 lantha so it i dressing has to be obviously cornbread yes some sort of celeries and carrots

00:29:40.060 sure sausage need your crunch little crunch mix that all together um but you know what makes the

00:29:46.760 stuffing really kicker the gravy yes and so you need the gravy you have the stuffing you have the

00:29:53.600 jiggling cranberry you got the turkey and that's all that's accepted and then also maybe green

00:29:59.520 beans and then sweet potatoes green casserole how do you know what's the issue with green

00:30:06.240 bean casserole i i just i just it's not it's not allowed what do you mean it's not allowed

00:30:10.080 you're getting too cute green bean casserole with uh it's a total staple with the no no

00:30:16.320 with those little crunchy things on top fried onions fried onions no no no i like what i like

00:30:21.120 the long uninterrupted unblemished green beans with butter with butter yeah that's good though

00:30:27.360 those are good no casserole i never said casserole the casserole is a no we are saying casserole is

00:30:33.120 a staple it's an absolute thanksgiving i don't think it's a staple hundred percent uh and then

00:30:38.640 let me think what else okay yes then the sweet potatoes sure but none of this marshmallow stuff

00:30:43.840 you see this is new age and it's a mistake we're all of a sudden full trad no no it's a mixture of

00:30:49.840 it's like 1950s thanksgiving right it's like that's why it's like the gel you know it's

00:30:53.920 No, no, no, I'm saying no marshmallows.

00:30:55.420 No, no, no marshmallows.

00:30:56.080 The marshmallow thing is a disgrace.

00:30:58.120 Well, Charlie, hold on a second, though,

00:30:59.920 because there is one thing.

00:31:01.940 Wait, wait, wait, wait, Todd.

00:31:02.920 There is one thing, one dish that we know for a fact

00:31:06.300 was served at the original Thanksgiving, Charlie.

00:31:08.760 You know where I'm going with this.

00:31:10.040 Smallpox?

00:31:10.760 No, no, no, Charlie.

00:31:12.080 Not what we served.

00:31:13.800 What was served to us.

00:31:15.220 Got it.

00:31:16.000 Corn.

00:31:16.940 Oh, see, no, no, no.

00:31:19.000 Corn was served at the original Thanksgiving, Charlie.

00:31:21.560 The only corn that is acceptable is cornbread, I will say.

00:31:23.340 you have to bend the knee to the corn god and cornbread has to be either the dressing the

00:31:27.100 stuff stuff do you agree tyler long time thought time uh listeners will remember that charlie is

00:31:32.700 is is like blake radicalized me against the corn god anti-cornite we as conservatives have to

00:31:37.640 reject processed food we have to reject all this crap that we put in our foods the dyes red 40 0.98

00:31:43.080 purple 22 you know by the way these oils canola oil all that it is garbage for you okay we eat 0.99

00:31:51.240 way too much sugar, way too much carbohydrates. I know the farmers hate when I say this, but

00:31:55.220 honestly, corn is not good for you. Okay. Corn is real. I mean, I know people are going to boo me

00:31:59.800 off stage, but corn has no nutritional value. It's not good for you. Blake, you'll back me up

00:32:04.940 on this, right? Corn is a demon. Yeah. Corn is really bad for you. Here's the proof. If you eat

00:32:09.800 a cob of corn, you see a lot of it when it exits your body, right? Your body's literally rejecting

00:32:15.920 corn. We have so many farmers that listen to us and I have so much respect for them. I'm not trying

00:32:18.860 insult their life's work of harvesting corn i just think it's i think i think the abundance

00:32:23.720 of corn in western society is directly related to our obesity epidemic it's directly related

00:32:29.600 i i think i think corn has no redemptive value unless it is for thanksgiving because then it is

00:32:34.580 a sacrament to squanto no no corn is good in the summertime we we eat the corn on thanksgiving to

00:32:41.660 show our thanks that the angry corn god has not destroyed us no corn corn exactly this is

00:32:48.640 exactly right i forgot his name i forgot the corn god's name no no we're not talking about corn on

00:32:52.160 the cob we're talking about corn elements corn bread for example corn even even wait wait even

00:32:58.720 charlie kirk like the chief anti-corn wow this is huge no this is what thanks this is big this

00:33:03.760 is let's be very clear thanksgiving is not about what you want to do it is what your ancestors did

00:33:10.720 okay and it doesn't matter you don't want to do no that's what i'm saying it's not about i don't

00:33:15.840 care about if you don't like cranberries you don't like turkey suck it up it's thanksgiving

00:33:19.760 there is no this this modernity like i'm gonna put like tanya doesn't tanya will not eat turkey

00:33:25.920 she won't it doesn't matter she'll make it she won't figure it out she won't eat it so

00:33:29.280 so here in arizona i don't know what to tell you i completely agree charlie i think the canned

00:33:34.720 cranberry is a must on the table however you have to have you have to have a sec in arizona we have

00:33:42.800 jalapeno cranberries incredible if you haven't had it now you're regionalizing this too much

00:33:52.000 it adds a little spice it's just a little bit like when i went to the grand canyon

00:33:56.000 last summer and i discovered that i guess they just sell like prickly pear everything

00:34:00.080 at every arizona oh yeah yeah yeah something that's that's anywhere chicken so i i have

00:34:06.640 a question for everybody though and this is getting deep into the weeds so we talked about

00:34:11.680 stuffing or dressing moist stuffing or dry stuffing it's got to be dry but the gravy makes

00:34:19.320 it moist if you make it too moist you're for the boys make it more moist for the gravy you can't

00:34:24.100 it has to be on the spectrum of tilt moist but not too much because if it's too dry then it's just

00:34:31.640 it's too brittle and brittle there's nothing worse than brittle dressing so so you call it

00:34:37.120 dressing is scoopable it's i'm noticing that you call it dressing it should be stuffing however

00:34:41.380 i've been corrected many times i've always called stuffing even though it's not technically stuffing

00:34:45.980 unless it's within the turkey yes dressing's outside the turkey no it's not no i i grew up

00:34:52.540 calling it stuffing even though we never put it in the turkey but it's the i mean i get that but

00:34:56.820 the the type of food would be called still stuffing dressing is like for salads no no no no dressing

00:35:03.280 is outside that is it's not true i reject that completely i totally for me stuffing is like a

00:35:09.260 type of food and it like it should be used to stuff in it but it is still stuffing even if

00:35:14.020 it's not doing the stuff there's lots of things dressing is outside we don't use the name properly

00:35:18.340 but we but we still call it that because it used to be i'm excited for thanksgiving at this point

00:35:22.540 this is great so we're now people know we're pre-taping this yeah yeah we are we are today

00:35:28.200 is we are on no we are we actually we blew off thanksgiving we're supposed to be eating right

00:35:34.520 now yeah yeah so now let's let's now go to the more fundamental question okay dessert

00:35:42.040 okay because that really is what do you need to set well for me i mean if i have i have all right

00:35:47.720 good no no you go you know this is i have i have at times and my mom knows this i have left the

00:35:54.040 house gone to the store and purchased the ingredients for pumpkin pie and brought it

00:36:00.120 home and made it myself because there was no pumpkin pie available it is required oh i i

00:36:05.560 completely agree it is like 100 the first commandment of oh yeah thanksgiving oh yes thou

00:36:11.960 shall have pumpkin pie with whipped cream with whipped cream yes it is a non-negotiable right

00:36:16.360 if it's not there like i i i got up i got my car i was like i'm just gonna go i'm not now ryan

00:36:21.320 Tim asks a really good question.

00:36:23.160 Is Thanksgiving meal a lunch or a dinner?

00:36:25.220 The answer is around 3.30 to 4 p.m.

00:36:28.260 Yeah.

00:36:28.560 That is the sweet spot. 0.99

00:36:30.660 Go support your local In-N-Out.

00:36:32.620 Get it animal style, double double.

00:36:35.560 Get the secret sauce, extra pickles, extra peppers.

00:36:40.180 It's incredible.

00:36:40.800 Animal style is incredible.

00:36:41.840 Here's the order.

00:36:43.260 Get two 4x4s, animal style, protein style, extra secret sauce,

00:36:47.840 extra pickles, extra peppers.

00:36:50.160 Heard it here first.

00:36:51.320 here's a good one do you tip the chambermaid honestly I don't chamber

00:36:57.680 that's the that's the title chambermaid honestly I don't is it not the title

00:37:01.220 chambermaid housekeeping is chambermaid you would just say housekeeping though

00:37:05.420 this isn't the 1920s Charlie Charlie's like come on you look it up it's

00:37:12.020 chambermaid we're gonna we're gonna roll some numbers here later toilet a chamber

00:37:18.800 pot jiggers it's the fuzz i call it the loo okay he's british now i thought you're scottish i am

00:37:26.160 scottish is it not chambermaid wait you call it the loo but you don't call her the loo lady the

00:37:30.500 loo lady is it not say chambermaid i'm looking this up a maid who cleans bedrooms and bathrooms

00:37:36.100 especially in a hotel yeah from from a hundred years ago maybe you don't call her the chambermaid

00:37:43.160 what do you call her the housekeeping housekeeping you just say how it's so insincere

00:37:48.760 What's her title?

00:37:49.580 Do you call Mikey your Batman?

00:37:51.180 No, no, no, no, no, no, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.

00:37:52.920 What do you think she goes around and she calls herself? 1.00

00:37:55.700 The maid? 1.00

00:37:56.400 The maid. 0.97

00:37:56.920 Chamber maid.

00:37:59.040 No, she doesn't. 1.00

00:38:00.080 No one does this. 0.64

00:38:01.060 She doesn't call her.

00:38:01.600 Oh, just come into my chambers, yeah. 1.00

00:38:04.500 She doesn't call herself the housekeeper maid.

00:38:08.440 Lord Charlie over here. 0.97

00:38:10.300 The cleaner? 0.99

00:38:10.820 Erica, fetch the chamber maid. 1.00

00:38:13.220 The chamber needs a turning. 0.98

00:38:15.640 Exactly.

00:38:16.580 Gets me a bedwarming pan. 1.00

00:38:18.680 DRAW MY BATH, CHAMBERMAID! 1.00

00:38:22.680 Did a chambermaid do? 1.00

00:38:24.680 Did! Did! Past tense! 1.00

00:38:26.680 They still exist! Past tense!

00:38:28.680 The Google is in past tense, therefore...

00:38:30.680 When they knock, they usually say, Chambermaid is here!

00:38:32.680 No, they... Where are you staying?

00:38:34.680 Where are you staying?

00:38:36.680 Do you take vacations, like, in the past?

00:38:38.680 And this is why we don't actually know?

00:38:40.680 Because, like, you're time-traveling to the past.

00:38:42.680 Did you sail on the Titanic? Did you survive that voyage?

00:38:44.680 I have been called an old soul.

00:38:46.680 What I don't like

00:38:57.620 is how early it gets dark

00:38:59.660 in the winter. I don't want to fall back.

00:39:01.880 Just keep the clocks the way they are in July

00:39:03.700 the whole year.

00:39:04.940 He's a permanent daylight

00:39:07.260 savings time person.

00:39:08.760 We have to reject this. Charlie, you were

00:39:11.400 in rebellion against God. I agree.

00:39:13.120 Here's the reason why. I actually want

00:39:14.940 to be on pacific time not mountain time i tyler's with me tyler's with me i went so arizona doesn't

00:39:22.280 change the clocks yeah but tyler's a good central planner if we go permanent and we and we get

00:39:27.620 permanent on mountain i'm gonna be really pissed because because you like to share your time with

00:39:32.160 california instead of no no utah and idaho life in arizona is objectively better when it's on

00:39:38.480 pacific time yes objectively it is and i'll tell you why like it's so by the way the spring when

00:39:45.620 all of a sudden you're three hours behind like by the time it's like 3 30 arizona time east coast

00:39:50.760 is done and you have like a full day of work left and like it's so great and by the way you get up

00:39:56.420 by the way let's say you get up at 6 30 or 7 and you can reach anybody you want on the east coast

00:40:01.220 because they're already in the office and yeah and you have all the texts from the east coast ready

00:40:04.900 to go and like you would be so efficient what is a glory hole um i want to see if there's an actual

00:40:11.600 definition here is is this something that that is considered to be commonplace knowledge it it

00:40:20.000 i think there was a circle i think there was a uh it is a type of sexual paraphernalia i guess

00:40:28.840 I don't want those websites.

00:40:31.340 I think there's something a paraphernalia. 0.87

00:40:33.220 That's disgusting.

00:40:34.480 I think there's a certain senator from Idaho. 0.68

00:40:36.240 I'm going to delete my browser. 0.99

00:40:37.060 I don't want those cookies from my asses. 0.97

00:40:38.920 Google knows about this forever. 1.00

00:40:40.080 Your asses are going to be like that for the rest of time now. 1.00

00:40:42.900 That is disgusting. 1.00

00:40:44.060 So who wants to take this next topic? 0.67

00:40:46.840 Because I have no idea what the heck this is about.

00:40:49.840 I think Jack should explain bonus hole to Charlie.

00:40:53.680 All right, Charlie.

00:40:54.620 So Charlie, you've heard of bonus holes, right?

00:40:58.440 Should I Google that, too?

00:41:00.140 Don't Google.

00:41:00.760 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:41:01.520 I'm just asking.

00:41:02.240 You've heard of bonus holes.

00:41:03.660 You don't know bonus holes?

00:41:05.880 No, Jack, I don't know much about holes and that whole genre, apparently.

00:41:13.960 A whole genre of holes.

00:41:15.700 Yeah, Charlie, there's a wide cornucopia.

00:41:17.340 Glory holes, bonus holes.

00:41:18.980 Who has time for all this stuff?

00:41:19.800 Wide cornucopia of holes out there, Charlie, and you need to be familiar with all of them.

00:41:25.320 Here we have a new one.

00:41:26.200 It's called the bonus hole. The bonus hole is comes to us by way of Joe's Cervical Cancer Trust.

00:41:34.700 So there are cervical cancer charity recommending that when they make phone calls to trans individuals or perhaps trans identifying individuals that you may want to use less traditional terminology when referring to the the part of the female anatomy formerly known as a vagina.

00:41:56.200 Jack, a week ago, did you know what this term meant?

00:42:00.500 Yeah, no, I had no idea.

00:42:02.380 I actually don't even think this existed.

00:42:04.040 So I'm not that out of the lingo.

00:42:06.620 This is brand new.

00:42:08.100 Okay, glory hole, you can mock me all you want.

00:42:10.360 By the way, I'm proud I didn't know what a glory hole was, okay?

00:42:13.240 Bonus hole, I mean, now we're really pushing the boundaries of decency. 0.98

00:42:17.760 I've maintained that Lord of the Rings was the gayest movie ever in all history. 1.00

00:42:22.020 This takes the cake. 1.00

00:42:22.660 Wait, what?

00:42:23.320 How is the Lord of the Rings movie?

00:42:25.400 What are you talking about?

00:42:26.600 What in the...

00:42:27.520 Wait.

00:42:28.260 Lord of the Rings.

00:42:29.480 I want to start a fight.

00:42:31.100 I don't want to start a fight.

00:42:32.360 I'm going to start a fight.

00:42:32.980 It's good.

00:42:33.480 The fight has started.

00:42:34.860 You have begun the war, Tyler.

00:42:36.560 I will finish this war.

00:42:38.220 What?

00:42:38.740 Explain yourself.

00:42:40.060 You have to prove this point.

00:42:43.600 There's the full clip. 0.99

00:42:45.100 Sam and Frodo are so gay together. 1.00

00:42:47.600 If you replaced it with a female, they'd be in love with each other. 1.00

00:42:51.560 Yeah, but they didn't, and they're not. 0.99

00:42:53.220 You can't sit through 15 hours of those movies and not be like, I think that's where America turned severely more gay was after the Lord of the Rings trilogy came out. 0.92

00:43:03.060 No, you are high. 1.00

00:43:05.100 You are on drugs. 0.60

00:43:06.940 Tyler, you are out of control. 0.99

00:43:08.920 We are.

00:43:09.320 This is unacceptable.

00:43:10.340 I'm saying this takes it.

00:43:11.640 This beats it.

00:43:12.280 Okay.

00:43:12.560 That's good.

00:43:13.600 But no.

00:43:15.620 What?

00:43:17.500 Tyler, you have made a powerful enemy today.

00:43:20.140 it all started with glee and frozen okay it was glee we've talked about this so many times that

00:43:26.900 it's glee i know 100 that was the original cultural sin of modernity okay yeah glee ruined

00:43:32.820 america glee was you know because i bet you watched glee all the time i have no opinion

00:43:37.600 on glee because i never watched glee i was watching we covered it on the program it was

00:43:43.040 it was well and charlie you pointed it out first that it was actually what it was the high school

00:43:47.440 musical that kind of started oh and i have a whole thing on zach efron the whole thing and then glee

00:43:53.220 took that and made it woke hold on now the people in the chat are saying they agree with the rings

00:43:58.680 being gay i'm gonna the chat totally agrees with you the chat the chat says i i i am i could not

00:44:04.940 be in more agreement with blake i think lord of the rings is one of the greatest artistic

00:44:08.120 accomplishments of the species yeah it's it's great like okay it's called male friendship and

00:44:13.120 it's a thing that existed long before i never even thought of that so tyler just said it and i

00:44:19.020 it's just if you go back and watch it now you're gonna be like grossed out by the entire thing

00:44:23.800 no i actually watched it i read the books for the first time this year so i actually re-watched it

00:44:28.100 and like no it's it's not gay i reject your interpretation i won the whole chat over the

00:44:33.460 entire chat no it's not true no chat we are we're going to have a stern talking to with the chat

00:44:39.380 they are going to get on side

00:44:41.840 Lord of the Rings is straight

00:44:43.240 and they're going to have to accept this

00:44:44.700 that was like a nuclear bomb

00:44:47.940 thought crime for the record

00:44:49.060 I'm like still processing that

00:44:50.560 that's like pilot level

00:44:53.920 thought crime

00:44:54.800 just like drop the freaking 0.98

00:44:56.500 thermonuclear weapon in the middle 0.95

00:44:59.840 we have to defend

00:45:01.780 Lord of the Rings properly

00:45:03.020 yeah

00:45:05.560 super straight

00:45:07.600 straight as an arrow i watched lord of the rings this weekend and tyler ruined it for me

00:45:15.680 i have to just be honest you agree with him every time frodo and sam you gave into no i don't you

00:45:20.760 see it you see i don't agree i'm saying that he ruined it to be it's just as i i always used to

00:45:27.200 look at it as you know brotherly love and then frodo and sam there's some very long gazes it's

00:45:32.660 it's it's it's so great you guys i don't want to say tyler's on something but like to the

00:45:37.940 propaganda no no no the propaganda wants you to think every time tyler tyler gets in your head

00:45:47.120 about this and then all of a sudden you can't unsee it i'm not even saying it's right i'm saying

00:45:51.080 you kind of infer it and geez frodo doesn't look at women that way this is peter jackson's fault

00:45:58.420 the woman in the woods that way doesn't look at live tyler that way that's right that's right

00:46:04.920 i think i think you can infer that frodo knew and then you really start wondering like

00:46:08.680 mary pippin sam and frodo are all sharing a room and you really start thinking about things you

00:46:14.000 shouldn't be thinking about this is this is like a three-week log like conversation and it's gonna

00:46:19.780 keep going until i win this conversation and you gotta wonder like what are they actually doing

00:46:24.080 in rivendell what are they really doing in rivendell because you look at it through kind

00:46:28.100 of the modern woke lens and i got it's i'm not saying tyler's right but it half ruined the movie

00:46:33.880 you realize what they're doing at rivendale is they're singing why is gandalf going down there

00:46:40.480 like a weirdo it's like literally music and they're singing their elfish songs in their

00:46:44.820 elfish language and there's nothing gay about it no what's gandalf really going down there for 0.62

00:46:49.420 it's like his little thailand like this is like is gandalf the epstein wizard of middle earth yes

00:46:55.720 he is yeah that's his thailand i'm not saying throw this up ryan wants to throw this up 204

00:47:03.540 let's throw it up there it is yeah no i'm telling you once you see it through the tyler lens he's

00:47:11.760 not that he's right it's just you can't unsee it and it kind of ruins the film hey i will tell you 0.75

00:47:15.800 that if you go watch uh top gun the original like go watch that for homoerotic oh you're gonna make 0.93

00:47:22.040 You're going to make Top Gun gay for Charlie now, too? 0.95

00:47:24.360 Are you ruining everything? 0.87

00:47:25.320 What are you and Top Gun for all of us? 1.00

00:47:27.780 I mean, Top Gun is objectively homoerotic. 1.00

00:47:31.480 Andrew, you are putting this conversation in the danger zone.

00:47:36.180 You are on a highway to the danger zone right now.

00:47:38.840 This is not good.

00:47:39.980 I'm telling you, there is a reason why there's a lot of rumors

00:47:42.720 flowing around about the lead in that film, Tom Cruise.

00:47:46.600 I'm just saying that...

00:47:47.420 What else are you going to ruin for me? 1.00

00:47:49.300 the original 1980s top gun is the most homoerotic movie ever created it's a fact 0.99

00:47:57.580 you're just gonna come in every every every week it's gonna be one of you guys gonna assert 0.87

00:48:02.040 another movie is gay you're gonna be like i mean star wars is gay the godfather is it was really 0.95

00:48:09.800 kind of like it wasn't really the five families it was kind of like a gay conclave that was running 0.99

00:48:14.880 inner italian mafia yeah you're gonna be like the good the bad and the ugly gay you're gonna 0.99

00:48:19.680 no no citizen kane not gay citizen gay no it's not under every rock gay so rosebud was not 0.99

00:48:28.920 actually his sled growing up rosebud was a secret lover that he had during college 0.75

00:48:33.240 yeah charlie don't look up the slang term don't look up slang terms for that word

00:48:38.320 just that's all i'm gonna say clarence uh man you can't you can't touch you cannot touch uh it's a

00:48:46.140 wonderful life okay you cannot touch okay hold on i mean top gun is like this is not me breaking

00:48:51.360 news everybody knows top gun's homoerotic no i just i've never thought of it that way he's right 0.95

00:48:56.600 you're gonna say it's gay yeah you're gonna say that like red dawn is gay because uh charlie 0.91

00:49:04.040 and what's his name they like are holding each other on that bench after like getting shot at 0.98

00:49:08.960 the end look at this esquire magazine the top gun volleyball scene is is not homo right it is 0.86

00:49:17.000 homosexual that's the new one that's the original one that's the new one to have watched both of 0.57

00:49:21.940 them have volleyball scenes oh i googled the the gayest movies that are explicitly gay and also

00:49:28.900 on there is uh wizard of oz oh that that's like that's a different one where whether that movie

00:49:34.980 is gay or not gay people are obsessed with wizard of oz because gay men love judy garland i guess 0.78

00:49:40.460 hold on i'm i'm this is top 10 macho blockbusters with hidden homoeroticism

00:49:47.380 number 10 is ravenous from 1999 i've never heard of that uh 300 is number nine number eight top

00:49:55.480 gun 1986 what are you talking about number seven come on yeah well because it's all these dudes

00:50:02.300 running around yeah it's called like dudes who are murdering other dudes yeah why aren't you mad

00:50:09.740 yeah i'm mad that you're not mad we're supposed to be mocking you you can't enjoy it and then 0.53

00:50:15.100 you made it your profile picture like you just you totally so you they tried to own you and you

00:50:22.040 actually owned them owning you. They have the step and repeat too. They have like the close

00:50:27.000 up logo in the background. You know what I mean? Like the step and repeat. It's pretty good.

00:50:32.240 They captured the essence, Joe. And the hair is like spot on. Oh, the hair is spot on. I mean,

00:50:37.220 look, I can throw every cliche out there, but when I first saw it, I just laughed. I was like,

00:50:43.000 I honestly thought, because I first saw it in some Twitter account I didn't recognize,

00:50:46.640 i was like this is a hundred percent ai like that was my first initial reaction was like come on

00:50:52.840 this is somebody that just kind of spent a bunch of money on ai and then i started other accounts

00:50:56.080 post it then i went to the i was like wow this is pretty awesome and then the second thought i had

00:51:00.200 is campus tours me behind the table debating college kids we are leaving it we are living

00:51:07.140 in their feeds rent free so it's uh it's it's it's a badge of honor and look they're gonna do

00:51:12.260 their thing they're gonna make fun of me they're maybe that's okay fine that's part of public life

00:51:15.580 let's not take ourselves so seriously right that's uh that's a that's a a signifier of how

00:51:21.740 far we've come in the impact that we're making and i i think it's uh i mean look either other

00:51:26.340 episode on trump the other week i mean people had a lot of mixed reactions or negative reactions and

00:51:30.880 i'm just going to take it uh i'm going to take it all in stride we just wanted to uh congratulate

00:51:35.340 you charlie so you were you were in the episode last week of course and uh apparently in terms

00:51:40.720 of ratings it was the most viewed south park episode since 2018 now i think we probably have

00:51:48.220 to give that a lot of the credit of course to just the wider context they could have had huge views

00:51:53.540 if they made fun of biden and kamala i mean they decided not to be popular let's just be honest

00:51:58.060 it's very funny to me because south park they wouldn't really make fun of bush much when everyone

00:52:03.800 was and they didn't really do it for obama or trump they did a bit for trump first and then

00:52:08.640 yeah biden as you said they've kind of generally avoided making fun of u.s presidents and i thought

00:52:13.680 their reasoning for a long time was good which was everyone talks about u.s presidential stuff

00:52:17.940 forever there's no new jokes to be made about it it'll usually it's like it's low effort you often

00:52:23.080 make yourself look dumb and they're sort of proving themselves right because i thought the stuff with

00:52:27.060 you was really good i thought it was but it was legitimately hilarious yeah the stuff with trump 0.92

00:52:31.620 has like not been as good at least no the trump stuff's like whatever i mean so so tyler you made

00:52:37.080 an interesting point that no one's made so the whole kind of like master debater thing they were

00:52:43.040 also getting at something that like young men are spending more time watching politics than like

00:52:47.680 going through porn hub that was like a buried lead of that this is producer angelo actually

00:52:51.860 producer angelo was a very smart point it made this point which is like how cool is the undertone

00:52:57.220 that they were basically that's a deep pull it was a hugely deep pull that young men were more

00:53:03.260 interested in getting the charlie kirk award than the porn hub award now right is that no is that an

00:53:09.620 award well i mean you know what i mean like the hey the debate of master debation yeah the but

00:53:16.220 they they were they were very like leaning in on this which is just more young america fest is

00:53:21.620 going to be great i think this whole thing's hilarious young men are competing to be more

00:53:25.080 conservative like and it's true like every single person i talked to i just had a contractor in my

00:53:29.800 house the other day and he's like well what do you do and i explained what i did he's like oh my

00:53:34.360 gosh my kids on tiktok all day long my 14 year olds on tiktok all day long watching nothing but

00:53:39.260 it actually is really funny like and then yeah the competition every single person most extreme

00:53:43.400 guys so like you'll get guys online and they'll just be like well actually like so and so is a

00:53:48.520 cuck because he doesn't want to like deport the family members of everyone you know and like they

00:53:53.740 get like completely unhinged and that's where young men are now and that's why we're winning

00:53:58.060 the debate it's they're living there and they're they're taking this and there's

00:54:02.040 every day we're seeing headlines who's going to be the left charlie kirk who's going to be the

00:54:06.700 left charlie kirk and there's nobody and they basically like south park had to identify that

00:54:11.520 and then the second piece is is that all of south park is dependent upon young men and what they

00:54:17.240 care about this is what they care about the other subtext is which i should have loved is how mad

00:54:21.680 liberal tiktok is that i'm not mad about it yeah that has been hilarious there's even been like

00:54:26.980 meta-analysis they're like some people responded like trying to signal that they could take a joke

00:54:30.840 and like like oh like oh we have to war game this i i i don't it was it's actually the whole

00:54:38.080 thing's hilarious i've watched some of those clips like three or four times it's funny it's like

00:54:42.160 well written it's smart it's hilarious every single one of them was like they're making fun

00:54:46.600 of you bro and don't you know it the joke is about you you're not in on the joke laugh laugh

00:54:52.940 Wow

00:54:55.880 No, it's so fun

00:54:57.880 Why are you laughing?

00:55:07.620 More Saratoga water and then showers after all this is another banana more bananas

00:55:15.260 So is this guy like a celebrity otherwise? Oh, yeah, no, he's like an infu- he's like a professional influencer

00:55:22.940 first 10 000 congratulations we gotta do at least 20 bro he's like a self-help coach oh yeah all

00:55:28.700 right i gotta dunk my head in some cold water yeah that's how you prove that you're worthy

00:55:35.900 did you squirt in the lemons right no you have to squirt in the lemons he squirted in the lemons i 0.50

00:55:40.380 think if i'm not mistaken you did it wrong now you'll never be it why did i do it wrong you'll

00:55:43.900 never do a top be a top tier influencer now you also have to pour in some of the saratoga water

00:55:48.460 I have to pour in the water so that you can get the transcendent properties of the water from Saratoga Springs

00:55:54.400 Now you got to mix it with your hands a bit. No, it's disgusting

00:55:58.780 He's defiant. You'll never be a top influencer now. You will never you will never make it now

00:56:06.420 You look at it wrong. I look better, right?

00:56:08.700 You look like a black influencer from LA now 1.00

00:56:12.940 You're rubbing a banana on your face. Wait, did he do that? 0.99

00:56:15.780 yes he did

00:56:17.020 he rubbed a banana on his face

00:56:18.100 what's the point of this

00:56:19.980 he rubbed a banana on his face

00:56:22.220 I think it was the peel

00:56:23.140 it was the actual banana

00:56:25.420 can we get an instant replay

00:56:27.360 we need someone to investigate this

00:56:30.360 I'm going to have my banana

00:56:31.160 this is going to be meme

00:56:32.400 this is going to be meme for years

00:56:36.520 we're told it was the peel

00:56:37.300 Charlie's rubbing banana all over his face

00:56:40.400 is this really what he did

00:56:43.020 what is the what is the health property of this it's really funny

00:56:48.520 i think it's something someone i i think i read somewhere like you eat the peel

00:56:55.020 what no no you don't eat the peel no someone says that like i i i've vividly deranged that

00:57:02.060 it looks like people from all across the political spectrum are dunking on is this

00:57:05.700 like supposed to be this actually makes my skin it's actually good like lotion i think that's

00:57:08.900 yeah it's cheap it's cheap it doesn't taste very good i'll tell you that listen this guy one more

00:57:15.680 time whoa i mean it has to be like ice bath type thing right is that supposed to like tighten up

00:57:22.000 your face okay so so jack you're a fan of noise otherwise known as country music what um how

00:57:29.860 should we whoa andrew is the country music and what should we make of ginger beard man he doesn't

00:57:35.760 to be claimed by one side or the other this was a rejection and i think conservatives need to

00:57:40.160 understand to be branded as a conservative to be branded or even worse as a republican

00:57:45.840 is still seen as negative in this country so do we have to continue to pretend the song is good

00:57:54.000 i like the song i was down with the song i rocked the song i mean i i think the whole thing is

00:57:59.440 really i i what what is i mean i'm just serious what what is the appeal of such anthem

00:58:05.760 You mean the lyrical appeal or the musical appeal?

00:58:07.700 Both.

00:58:08.240 I mean, it's basically repurposed populist nationalism

00:58:11.620 with, like, basically some guy out of tune yelling into the sky.

00:58:17.140 What is admirable about this whole thing?

00:58:19.400 I'm honestly curious because everybody,

00:58:21.640 I refuse to get on the bandwagon. 0.94

00:58:23.240 They need a way to splinter the white working class base. 0.94

00:58:26.900 And they're going to try to find somebody in music, 0.89

00:58:29.440 in art, whatever it is,

00:58:31.720 and they try to do this with McConaughey, but he failed, okay,

00:58:34.220 where they can try to get a little bit of doubt into this new identity politic group that has

00:58:41.340 really been built in the Trump MAGA movement as this solid monolith. Anything they can do

00:58:47.020 to cast doubt in the white working class base. They try to do this with Yellowstone, Kevin Costner.

00:58:52.980 This is part of a strategy because white working class America with a little bit of swing voters 0.58

00:58:58.600 wins elections. I'm not on Oliver Anthony's side because he produces noise, not music. But beyond 0.56

00:59:03.640 that the part here that really bothers me this is such this is this is someone who is almost

00:59:09.540 thinking like i'm not saying is thinking like a trained marxist that does not understand incentives

00:59:14.860 understand how markets work quite honestly yep so here's a guy that comes in he's like well

00:59:20.920 i demand 120 000 that's not an unreasonable ask by the way that's actually a pretty fair rate

00:59:26.440 but simultaneously i'm going to price control the tickets and i'm going to basically centrally

00:59:31.940 plan and intervene with the person that is then going to run all the production and so they say

00:59:36.820 wait what hold on a second we have to charge a certain amount because there's facility costs

00:59:41.380 there's security there's ticketing there's av there's insurance not easy not cheap we're doing

00:59:46.360 it literally right now you don't get to come in and all of a sudden call shots like well i want

00:59:50.100 this to be a working class thing well then waive your fee oliver anthony waive your 120 000 fee

00:59:55.300 right or do the show for free but i look at this oliver anthony thing and i and i i can't help but

01:00:01.460 think that, you know, this guy's thinking like the very same people we were fighting,

01:00:07.060 which is like a Marxist.

01:00:08.280 It's very clear that Oliver Anthony hates people who owns the means of production.

01:00:12.500 George Orwell called himself a socialist for most of his life, and the more he hung around

01:00:16.740 socialists, he realized they were more animated by the hatred of the rich than trying to take

01:00:23.300 care of the poor.

01:00:24.380 we have to be very careful that our heroes who might say a thing or two to try to represent

01:00:31.780 working people are not animated by trying to go after people who own the means of production

01:00:37.540 i am all for representation for the working class the white working class the black working class

01:00:43.620 all of it i'm all for restoring the muscular class in this country but if we start to get

01:00:49.800 in a direction where all of a sudden we're driven by people that have deep-seated envy, anger,

01:00:55.540 resentment, like Oliver Anthony, then we're going to be in a real tough spot, in a bad spot,

01:01:00.560 actually, because I think deep down, Oliver Anthony hates people who start businesses,

01:01:06.320 hates entrepreneurs. And that really is dangerous. I reject that completely.

01:01:12.480 There is a healthy balance between entrepreneurs who make the world a better place and make the 0.51

01:01:17.020 world work and the working class that balance is a healthy one oliver anthony he is ginger

01:01:24.800 bernie sanders with a banjo i think about the roman empire every single day oh me too so here's

01:01:30.100 the guardian headline women across the world are asking men how the how often the ancient

01:01:35.320 civilization pops into their head and the answer is frequently startling i mean i think about rome

01:01:40.640 all the time blake and women are fascinated by the way you know that the political people like

01:01:44.140 and this is why they're right-wing fascists.

01:01:47.240 Yeah, and, you know, and it's always like

01:01:48.780 it's the longest-lasting empire that existed

01:01:51.440 in certainly the Western world,

01:01:53.120 and basically ever, for that matter. 0.98

01:01:55.560 And I guess you could throw in Egypt or some nonsense. 1.00

01:01:58.560 Ignore them. 1.00

01:01:59.400 So, you know, it lasts ages.

01:02:00.960 It has, like, a very well-documented rise,

01:02:03.100 a very well-documented decline and fall.

01:02:04.980 So everyone's always thinking, like,

01:02:06.100 is America, like, you know,

01:02:07.760 are we going to collapse the way Rome did?

01:02:09.680 No, we're going to collapse far faster.

01:02:12.020 Yeah, we're collapsing, actually.

01:02:13.040 More embarrassing fashion.

01:02:13.980 We're in the midst of that collection.

01:02:15.040 How many years was Rome a thing?

01:02:17.000 474.

01:02:17.820 Rome was a thing.

01:02:18.720 And we're at two glorious.

01:02:20.500 Rome, in terms of being the most powerful country in the world,

01:02:23.580 Rome was the most powerful thing going for about 600 years, I would say.

01:02:28.400 Yeah.

01:02:28.920 So, but what are we at?

01:02:30.160 240?

01:02:30.840 Rome was 482.

01:02:32.220 482.

01:02:32.780 Yeah, right?

01:02:33.640 But we're at 247.

01:02:35.140 476.

01:02:35.580 476 is when the Western Empire.

01:02:37.400 Well, maybe Mark Levin is wrong.

01:02:39.000 If we're counting, he is wrong.

01:02:39.980 And if we're counting it from the East.

01:02:41.220 I knew he was. 0.80

01:02:41.780 I baited him.

01:02:43.040 Trump history, Jack. Many people do not know. Donald Trump taught Socrates everything he knew.

01:02:50.660 The true history of Donald Trump, his background and his historic accomplishments,

01:02:58.500 achievements and contributions to the growth of human society.

01:03:02.260 Now, the media constantly overlooks these things.

01:03:05.600 This is Donald Trump walking in Selma with Martin Luther King.

01:03:08.620 now thanks to ai we're able to have all these amazing images jack in fact many people need

01:03:15.140 to understand they're not ai created these are just revealed to us through ai many people do

01:03:19.680 not know donald trump led julius caesar and his legion across the rubicon that would begin a

01:03:25.340 civil war and signaled the end of the roman republic he was like right here jules it's then

01:03:30.460 it's it's that's it right there jules there's donald trump executing the louisiana purchase 0.87

01:03:34.280 with napoleon bonaparte he said give him give him hell napoleon take the money hell give him hell 0.57

01:03:41.420 best deal ever so okay honest question why do you guys like these why do you guys like these 0.61

01:03:49.480 because they're hilarious because they're so intro revealing the what's been hidden from us

01:03:54.920 from our own history and now finally we're able to bring it to the people much like prometheus

01:03:59.860 bringing fire from the gods i i think they're i think they're absolutely hilarious because

01:04:05.820 donald trump inventing the wheel hey look if indiana jones can go back in time and do this

01:04:09.920 then donald trump sure can i he's not going back in time this he was actually alive during all

01:04:14.640 these times oh yeah he was these uh he was actually there i i personally can't get enough

01:04:19.680 of them i think they're absolutely hilarious we have to get to this week's big ai meme or gimmick

01:04:25.240 or whatever but it's making action figures or like kind of toys of various people so we of

01:04:32.320 course have already had one for trump we've had some for vance we've had some for all the political

01:04:36.980 figures but nothing says it has to be a person in the in the trump white house so let's uh let's put

01:04:43.560 up 335 guys we've made a uh the charlie kirk toy the the prove me wrong charlie and it took us a

01:04:52.200 few attempts we we had some figure yeah can we zoom in on that can we can we like really get in

01:04:56.820 now the that that you know what's the only thing that's missing is my lozenges and my bottle of

01:05:03.920 olive oil well you've got you've got your starbucks cup that you've got everywhere and

01:05:08.640 we've got your hat and is it america first on the shirt yeah all right i said they should put

01:05:17.480 vote early on the shirt but maybe that would be that would be like the period piece one i mean

01:05:20.720 the real one of course could have like five different shirts and you can realistically

01:05:24.740 change them on the little charlie figure to to make it better but we didn't stop there

01:05:29.920 let's put up 334 we made the poso one we have the poso doll he he kind of looks like a little

01:05:36.800 we have his accurate phone we have that's really accurate we have this creed album there really

01:05:43.860 yeah on cd of course you look you the suit is pretty amazing you have short little legs though

01:05:51.340 my goodness yeah it's like he's a little looks a little door yeah why am i so why is it like

01:05:55.300 why is it like midget pozo yeah what's up with that wait go back was charlie full-size charlie

01:06:00.900 dip or is charlie stumpy i don't think charlie was yeah see you didn't do it to charlie what's

01:06:06.820 up with that normal charlie you guys got to get like uh you need you need a coffee sponsor man

01:06:12.860 you can't keep repping starbucks like that oh i know i need to get a real coffee partner

01:06:19.500 all right now uh what else do we have we have we made a tyler bowyer one put up the put up the

01:06:24.820 tyler one so his is not the the the action figure part is breaking down a little bit but we've got

01:06:32.060 his aviator glasses we have his phoenix suns jersey that would not actually fit on that on

01:06:37.880 that figure but whatever and we also have his asu hat we're thinking about it now we should give

01:06:43.060 him that like red cowboy hat thing that we had for the like was it the precinct captains during

01:06:47.980 the election no the big the big red cowboy hat one yeah but it was like the maga maga version of it

01:06:53.340 yeah and then uh do we have do we have an andrew one did we finish that

01:06:57.640 all right we have executive producer and we've got a got a dodgers hat

01:07:06.680 Is that a Tesla at the bottom?

01:07:09.600 He's very proud of that Tesla.

01:07:11.060 So the action figures were all lead up into this, Charlie.

01:07:16.260 This has millions of views on, like, YouTube and TikTok.

01:07:20.940 He grew up working with his own two hands.

01:07:25.840 Do people believe this is real?

01:07:28.400 Yes.

01:07:29.660 Millions of people just mindlessly.

01:07:33.400 The lips are even legit.

01:07:35.720 There's a whole genre of music.

01:07:38.720 Like Barron, there's America's Got Talent.

01:07:40.720 This is actually a good song, though.

01:07:43.720 This song is a lot better than the Beyoncé.

01:07:46.720 No, so that's the other thing. If anyone ever plays country music voluntarily, I leave.

01:07:49.720 I actually, my family and I left a restaurant recently because they were playing country music.

01:07:54.720 I said, I'm not going to pay. This is ridiculous. So we left. 0.92

01:07:57.720 I could do AI all day long because I think it's the most interesting thing happening.

01:08:00.720 I think everything else is a distraction.

01:08:01.720 I think AI is the most important thing happening on the planet right now.

01:08:04.720 like more important than everything.

01:08:06.900 And I actually think it can be really exciting

01:08:09.120 and also terrifying.

01:08:10.200 I think that we are being as a movement prepared

01:08:13.760 for this window of time where, you know, 1.00

01:08:17.920 we complain, you know, oh, the boomers, 0.99

01:08:19.420 this like Gen Z millennials, 0.99

01:08:20.480 when we get towards peak political maturity

01:08:23.440 in 10, 15 or 20 years,

01:08:25.240 all of this experience is going to have a crescendo

01:08:28.380 where we're going to be answering

01:08:30.400 and deciding and governing.

01:08:32.020 it will be like the magna carta for human beings i know that might sound like no you i'm not kidding

01:08:37.620 i know that might sound like a hyperbole but like 500 years from now they're going to look back and

01:08:41.840 be like wow in 2040 that original declaration of rights of here's what ai does and here's what it

01:08:48.320 doesn't do here's and then then we chart the path for the next thousand years that's how important

01:08:53.220 this is it's bigger than like solving wars and the border all that stuff's important this is the

01:08:57.240 stuff that will determine whether or not we exist as a species i've done so much thinking about this

01:09:02.100 there will be such a revealing moment of someone that's nakedly bought by corporations that will

01:09:07.520 make a short-term deal yeah where they're like and they'll just do it for money or a payoff

01:09:12.420 where these corporations are like i can displace 99 of my workforce and like that's going to expose

01:09:18.240 our politics in a way that will make people revolt everybody thanks so much change your batteries

01:09:22.940 I learned what a glory hole is. Keep the thought crimes going because they may soon be outlawed.

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01:09:35.000 a chirpy new year. Until next week, keep on committing thought crimes and keep committing

01:09:41.360 thought crimes. God bless you guys and make sure you stay free of CCP spying. This was an unusual

01:09:47.840 episode of Thought Crimes. Thank you guys for that. Keep committing thought crimes. Talk to

01:09:51.120 you guys soon god bless keep on committing thought crimes we'll talk to you soon all right everybody

01:09:55.100 that was a wonderful episode uh stay based avoid clowns spiders and defeat in november god bless

01:10:01.860 you guys as we say good night till next week straight as an arrow straight edge

01:10:10.560 not like a three dollar bill we'll see you guys next week keep committing thought crimes god

01:10:18.280 bless and see you next week.

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - September 12, 2026

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