Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 48 — Trump Rally Aftermath + Pride Month + ＂White Fortressing＂？

00:00:00.000 ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard for this week's a special edition of thought crime myself

00:00:05.180 charlie kirk of course coming on the heels of the uh sentencing of steve bannon donald trump then

00:00:12.520 holding a huge event in phoenix arizona with charlie he tells us all about it next we get into

00:00:18.220 multiple controversies caitlin clark miss rachel inviting dylan mulvaney on a show for little

00:00:25.260 children and finally has star wars gone completely gay ladies and gentlemen get ready to commit 0.92

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00:00:43.600 okay everybody uh wow we have not even had a chance to catch our breath

00:00:55.100 we just finished uh hosting president donald trump at a town hall and we rushed on over to the studio

00:01:00.520 to get this going blake hello hello charlie and jack you missed it charlie uh what what can i say

00:01:08.340 holding down the fort here in dc where our good friend steven k bannon just faced a little a little

00:01:12.920 music today but we'll see what's going on with that yeah that looks like four months in federal prison

00:01:18.000 jack why don't you give the audience the update right so steve bannon was convicted and sentenced

00:01:24.060 back in 2022 over refusing to what they claim is refusing to comply with the january 6 show trial

00:01:32.920 uh subpoena now he was sentenced to that four months however it's been held up on appeal his appeal

00:01:40.160 recently was essentially ran out uh at the first level and so the doj biden's doj garland's doj

00:01:47.940 put forward a motion to end the uh stay on his sentencing to begin his sentencing immediately

00:01:54.380 the judge picked that up today so his hearing was held today uh bannon took essentially one hour off

00:02:00.560 of war room but came back for the afternoon show even anyway saying he had a previously scheduled event

00:02:05.660 so he has now been sentenced on to report on july 1st so 1 july however comma there are a few levels

00:02:15.220 of appeals left uh he still can go to the full appeal court he can also go up to the supreme court

00:02:22.140 so there's still a couple of chances left potentially for a uh for a stay of the sentencing however

00:02:28.080 that remains to be seen and uh it's that that's going to be uh something to keep your eyes on here

00:02:33.640 uh big time so uh let's get into the reaction andrew today's event was pretty amazed we have some

00:02:37.960 clips to show here we got some clips oh we got we got clips why don't you help us navigate it

00:02:41.880 well i mean this event came together in a matter of days charlie um as you well know the um you know

00:02:50.100 trump basically had to keep his entire campaign on hold uh during the during the trial obviously gets

00:02:57.800 the verdict back on friday the whole world goes crazy this was his first event you know so the

00:03:04.300 campaign instantly sprung into action and said hey we're going to go out west so this was the first

00:03:09.800 event post uh conviction in the sham show trial in manhattan and you know so it came together really

00:03:19.280 quick obviously he's coming he's this is his first stop now he's going up to silicon valley for a big

00:03:24.160 fundraiser with david sachs and chamath i don't know how to say his last name paula miripana that's how i

00:03:31.400 said and then um he owns the uh golden state warriors then he's going to vegas then he's doing another

00:03:37.340 fundraiser in um los angeles which is great but this this event we we held it it was about 4 000

00:03:44.240 people thousands more outside got turned away the amount of energy i i know you hear this a lot

00:03:50.440 being on the ground with everybody waiting in line the the traffic the secret service what people were

00:03:57.880 willing to do i mean in that heat it really is a tremendous testament to the amount of energy and

00:04:04.500 charlie you and i were talking about this we hosted president trump in 2020 at this same venue

00:04:09.520 in 2020 uh and this was so much more intense from an energy standpoint than in 2020 and i think you

00:04:19.340 tweeted it out a few days ago that the ironically in the aftermath of the conviction the maga movement

00:04:26.180 the conservative movement is the strongest that it's ever been this event for me personally

00:04:30.900 watching uh trump's swagger watching the energy from the crowd it really is true and i saw it up

00:04:38.880 close and personal today and um you know i just thought he did a tremendous job everybody was

00:04:43.560 extremely happy with it everybody in arizona was extremely happy with it so um you know and then

00:04:49.560 then the fox news poll came out on our drive back to the studio which is remarkable it shows donald trump

00:04:55.080 up more in arizona than florida whoo which is good news five points in arizona four points in florida

00:05:02.620 so that was the two they pulled uh well and also virginia tied and virginia tied i will believe that

00:05:09.020 when i see it but that actually proves that the arizona poll is probably right though that if

00:05:14.480 arizona's up five and virginia's tied that's the second poll that's come out with virginia tied

00:05:19.560 recently well before we get too freaked out about florida though i i just want to remind everybody

00:05:23.900 though uh back in 2020 trump won florida by like 3.5 points so that's actually more than his 2020

00:05:30.700 margin yeah before we get too freaked out about florida the only issue is that desantis won florida

00:05:35.140 by 20 but he didn't have much opposition 19 points and he's extremely popular when you're a gov when

00:05:40.140 you're a governor getting re-election they kind of like give up on it and you can just really steamroll

00:05:44.180 like yeah chris christie i think chris christie won by 20 yeah i know i think we all assumed florida was

00:05:49.460 going to go by 10 though and that's the only and it very well could um i i personally don't want to

00:05:56.000 see florida get tied again and see the democrats start spending again in that state i just want

00:06:00.340 it to be well i mean look you can see both ways if they think that they can all of a sudden resurrect

00:06:04.000 florida i want them to go spend money in florida right now i'd rather have them spend money in

00:06:07.140 florida however up five in arizona that that sounds too good to be true but the energy today was

00:06:12.700 the best i've ever seen well and the registration advantage and that's the other news today is that

00:06:16.940 we woke up today with the news that the net registration advantage has increased by 6 000 votes

00:06:23.180 in just the last one month one month yes and by the way that's not uh even that's not actually even

00:06:28.880 the full story so that's so for the longest time in arizona the number one group of registered

00:06:34.020 voters was independence in just the last couple of months republicans have now outpaced

00:06:39.680 independence as the top group of registered you know voters uh and i think it's up by 65 000 one

00:06:46.960 month ago it was 40 000 so republicans are not outpacing uh they had they had a net gain of 25 000

00:06:53.540 in one month over independence now independence in the state tilt right as well they break about 55 45

00:06:59.060 for republicans so you pair all of those things together um you know it's the energy is really good i

00:07:06.500 think here's here's the other thing if you look at each individual and i want to get these numbers

00:07:12.400 for you this this is what's um this is what's really striking here so if you look at um there was over

00:07:20.160 300 000 registered republican voters in 2022 that uh did not vote 300 000 registered now we have added

00:07:30.160 to those totals it probably about about 150 000 since then charlie 150 000 registered republicans

00:07:35.640 so you know it's it's wild to think but if we had 10 more ballots chased in every precinct in arizona

00:07:43.520 carrie lake would be our governor if you had just two more ballots chased uh in in andy biggs district 1.00

00:07:50.120 in every precinct in andy biggs district alone abe homaday would be our attorney general

00:07:54.240 so and we didn't have any uh boots on the ground in 2022 now we've got hundreds and they're all going

00:08:02.700 door to door in these territories where turning point action has identified there's a larger chunk

00:08:07.460 of registered low propensity republican voters and so you you've got two things coalescing you've got

00:08:14.980 polling that shows trump up by five you can all you can feel the energy on the ground every uber driver

00:08:20.380 i've had in town so i got into i got into town i've taken four uber drivers every single one of

00:08:25.820 them was republican which is weird uh on some level uh but you can so you can kind of feel it

00:08:30.200 so you got that paired with the chase paired with the energy trump coming to the state state 48 first

00:08:36.000 time in almost 18 months uh it was a i think it was a really important visit uh in in his westward

00:08:42.460 swing we have some clips to play from the event yeah let's play them yeah he made some news uh let's see

00:08:48.160 here um the uh well let's just let's just uh show why don't we show the line getting into the rally

00:08:55.440 124 did we already play that b-roll we might already just played that it's going in the background

00:08:59.840 um but there was two main themes yeah so that's the line trying to get into the event and by the way

00:09:05.080 they closed the doors and there was a this is the stuff you don't read about there was a massive fight

00:09:10.060 between let's just say the people that wanted to keep the doors open and the fire marshal and the

00:09:15.340 secret service and uh so we we people if you were at this event and you were not able to get in

00:09:21.860 please know that our team is in the inside fighting for dear life to get as many of you into that

00:09:29.780 building as possible it's like and we were handing out waters we were doing everything we could to fight

00:09:36.280 for you guys to be able to get in and unfortunately at some point we end up losing that fight to the fire

00:09:41.180 marshals and the secret service plus people don't understand trump's not president so he gets like

00:09:46.000 the low budget on the secret service totem pole not the nominee yet as soon as he becomes the nominee

00:09:50.300 apparently he gets like he gets to basically call the shots okay so people people need to understand

00:09:54.300 this the secret service has like you know a pecking order and anything that joe biden needs for an

00:10:01.720 event even though nobody shows up to them it's if he needs immediate entrance yeah if he needs 15 mags

00:10:06.600 for crowd ingress then he gets all the mags we get like three for 10 times as many people and so we we

00:10:13.440 can only bring as many people in as as we can and it's it's unfortunate a place like arizona where it's

00:10:17.540 like 105 degrees outside so anyways uh amazing amazing event those pictures are are uh amazing and we could

00:10:24.660 have charlie honestly we could have filled this thing two or three times over yeah no without a doubt

00:10:28.500 and i mean just amazing the amount of stamina that people had to sit outside and stay outside again we

00:10:33.840 would have tried to get through that even faster yeah let's let's play um let's play uh 141 this is

00:10:39.580 too big to rig and this is uh kind of all about the ballot chase the theme of the event was chase the

00:10:46.220 vote which i think by the way let's not miss the biggie on the eye chart to see trump who's been one

00:10:50.840 of the top critics on uh early voting and all of these things he's changed his tune he's got swamp the

00:10:56.980 vote usa uh but now he comes and is our special guest at chase the vote which is our project attorney

00:11:03.640 point action working with in conjunction with uh the campaign on the canvassing side and so to have

00:11:10.400 him sort of tacitly endorse that project was huge he he doesn't care if you if however you want to

00:11:16.860 vote just vote don't be one of the 300 000 that stayed on the sidelines in 2022 so okay let's play

00:11:21.840 uh 141 these elections let me tell you if we could have honest elections in this country i would have

00:11:29.140 stopped campaigning two weeks ago we would have had it made but we don't have that so we're watching

00:11:34.780 it very carefully and i'm working my ass off to make sure we get too big to rig too big 0.57

00:11:41.240 we want to be too big to rig you know there gets to be a point where they can't rig it so we have

00:11:47.980 an expression charlie and i were just talking it's called too big to rig

00:11:51.800 for the record i did not come up with that for the record but we were i told him how much i liked

00:11:59.140 it actually that it was uh it was terrific and the tic-tac thing was hilarious too when he said

00:12:05.040 this is the tic-tac under biden tic-tac under trump like the little one and the big one um i love seeing

00:12:09.600 him answer questions in the audience too i thought he was in great form and by the way he's going to be

00:12:13.400 doing that in detroit as well jack as an outsider how did this look well charlie there's a couple of

00:12:20.700 things that you have to look at here number one it's there's there's a normalization kind of process

00:12:26.340 where it's it today's one week right today's the one week anniversary or the one week whatever you

00:12:31.320 want to call it from the historic first crossing of the rubicon where president trump was convicted

00:12:36.180 and we were here one week ago on the program saying that uh history has changed but in a way

00:12:42.260 it's it's almost like politically speaking yes of course we know that it's going to go down in the

00:12:46.520 history books but in a way it's almost sort of like there's donald trump he's speaking with the

00:12:51.180 people nobody in the crowd seems to care nobody in the crowd seems to think he's a quote-unquote

00:12:56.240 convicted felon the way the entire media and the entire democrat machine has been trying to pump

00:13:01.020 over everyone and there's there's charlie kirk there's turning point action everybody's lined up if

00:13:05.620 anything if anything i would say it shows that conviction has had a massive backfire because all

00:13:12.100 it's done is rally people to president trump and by the way charlie um you know i know how the process

00:13:18.040 works at turning point having done so many events i know you guys don't screen the questions you don't

00:13:22.060 like try to you know go through the people that are going up people just walk up to the microphones

00:13:26.140 and they go this is obviously uh everyone knows that charlie kirk likes to answer questions when he does

00:13:31.080 events and um it's it's pretty pretty time-honored tradition not a single person even asked him about

00:13:38.420 the the the arrest about the trial about the conviction it's almost like it didn't even

00:13:44.080 happen in a sense and i think that something that we've really seen here is that this it's already

00:13:50.000 politically been baked into the cake and now what you're seeing with turning point action and joining

00:13:55.220 together with chase the vote this not only was an incredible optic event an incredible show of force

00:14:01.160 an incredible sign that turning point action being a partner with president trump and in this movement

00:14:05.900 is here to stay and is at the vanguard of the movement but also think of it he's doing he's

00:14:11.040 where he needs to be maricopa county he's with who he needs to be in terms of the activists and in terms

00:14:15.940 of the grassroots and in terms of the regular people who he was just chatting with and finally he's doing

00:14:20.260 what he needs to be doing because charlie as you and i well know this was the big difference between

00:14:24.940 2020 and 2022 the chase the vote operation yeah and blake i want to ask you does the show of force

00:14:31.580 and the enthusiasm how does that spell for the future faith in the american legal system i mean

00:14:39.400 it's fair to say a portion of the country almost looks at it as a badge of honor like a i like you

00:14:45.020 more now that you're convicted i don't know if that's good for the country to be honest i don't

00:14:48.480 know if it is no i'm not celebrating it i'm saying it matter-of-factly you don't want it to be a long-term

00:14:53.760 thing like the way you gain credibility is to just be convicted of a thing there are certain

00:14:58.860 communities where that is the case yes and they're not great communities on average i totally agree

00:15:03.740 and so what we do want is we want we want this to be reversed actually is what what should happen

00:15:09.960 like it's already done a lot of damage if we manage to end with this with like some new york

00:15:14.620 appeals court is like okay brag you had your fun we're overturning this maybe we can have a return

00:15:20.620 to sanity now but if not yeah we're just we just might be seeing the slow motion decline of america

00:15:25.640 and 30 years later you look back and go america lost something that day when they

00:15:30.840 did yeah i just i feel a little bit torn i mean obviously i don't i don't trust our justice system

00:15:36.120 and i see in the rally all these never surrender signs mugshots and i'm totally alone i love it like

00:15:41.100 i'll wear it of course but at the same time i say we shouldn't be in a place where the we hate the

00:15:45.800 government so much and we distrust the people in government that when you do need to use power to go

00:15:51.580 after bad people you should want to trust it yeah and and and i don't think we want to we definitely

00:15:56.800 don't want to end up you know the way the way the left was like think of how we got 2020 which was we

00:16:01.380 had a decade of the cops are evil and people who like fight the cops are good and then oh they burn

00:16:07.980 down all of our cities that is how that ends and so yeah we cannot just say legal system is bad forever

00:16:14.400 we have to restore the legal system we have to make it great again as it were that's right i want to

00:16:18.980 close off this topic here andrew what it is steve banning going to federal prison peter navarro in

00:16:24.680 federal prison this law fair they don't seem to be shying away from it it's as if they're full

00:16:30.160 throttle leaning in trying to take everybody off the chessboard well you know it's funny i i had a

00:16:33.960 uh the thought on this because uh the president of el salvador actually was with tucker carlson and

00:16:40.040 tucker asked him about the law fair against trump and he had a great it's you know i i shouldn't be

00:16:45.360 surprised that you know he's he's really able to get to the root and the kernel of truth and so much

00:16:52.340 uh when when naive kelly naive yeah yeah and what he said was he said if they're able to stop him from

00:17:00.840 competing then he might be in real trouble but if they're not able to stop him from competing for

00:17:06.580 the presidency meaning i guess campaigning being out there then all they're doing is giving him more

00:17:12.480 votes and they're making this the greatest campaign ever and that really is the question

00:17:17.280 if you know if they can stop him you know you know bannon said next man up uh on a show this

00:17:25.140 morning i i told you on the in the ride back over to the studio you know i said it on our show in the

00:17:30.020 first segment i didn't know bannon said that but that's exactly right if bannon's if bannon's in in

00:17:35.460 federal prison then guess who's going to be hosting a show it's going to be peter navarro because

00:17:40.200 navarro's going to get out they're going to tap on the you know they're going to tap you're it

00:17:43.380 you're in and i mean right now we have so we have such a deep bench that you the the left can't

00:17:51.060 compete with how deep our benches we have so many people that can be spokespeople and spokesmen for

00:17:56.420 this this movement um and i'm telling you if trump's in jail he's going to be calling into shows like

00:18:03.020 he's going to be popping the quarters in the in the in the telephone and making sure he's calling

00:18:07.980 into shows and i think you know even that he's just going to be such a sympathetic figure they're

00:18:13.180 going to make him a martyr he would still i think he would still win right and we would you know and

00:18:18.040 i think it was uh the former director of the fbi james comey who was fantasizing about this with

00:18:23.420 on jen saki's show that's got to be talked about yeah specific too he was yeah he's talking about

00:18:28.320 creepy right yeah no he's like oh yeah he's a creepy guy it's like and in this part of the prison

00:18:32.500 there'll be a double wide trailer and five feet away from it's like that's where he'll shower

00:18:36.000 and use the restroom if he's like sat down with the head of the do we have that clip

00:18:39.540 have you ever looked at like comey's tweet like tweets that he does he's a very dark he's a very 0.83

00:18:44.360 dark like international women's day he'll just be like i'm standing up for women he like dresses

00:18:48.480 like an old lesbian kind of so he's got a j edgar hoover oh we've got the clip but you don't that's 0.95

00:18:53.560 you don't think he was a cross character assassination you don't think he was a cross dresser hoover was

00:18:56.820 just an authoritarian like the libs always do this remember like libs do this today like anyone who 0.93

00:19:00.300 opposes you know this or that pride month thing they're like you're secretly gay like they they did 1.00

00:19:05.660 we're doing that 50 years ago wasn't there some documents or something or test eyewitnesses he was

00:19:10.380 a weird guy he may have been a guy i think he like lived with his mom or something he was he was a

00:19:15.420 lifelong bachelor we don't need to go down this rabbit hole but the point is i'm curious the left

00:19:18.580 has always been using these all right so this is james comey the the specificity it was he answers

00:19:24.640 it's as if he sat down with the head of the bureau of prisons i think that's the title right

00:19:28.580 bureau of federal prisons because there's a director that runs all the federal prisons and he's like

00:19:32.380 gamed this out as if these guys were at the aspen institute drinking wine like figuring out the

00:19:37.660 logistics of how donald trump will be in prison not kidding definitely be drinking this was probably

00:19:41.720 like overseeing like overlooking red mountain in aspen you know sipping chardonnay cut 55

00:19:48.720 so a lot of people have suggested that there are a range of factors that would make it difficult to

00:19:55.220 put a former there's not the system has not been tested in this way do you agree with that that

00:19:59.180 would be difficult or nearly impossible for the law enforcement institutions to put him in in actual

00:20:03.780 jail no they would just put him in a double wide somewhere out near the fence out in the grass near

00:20:08.580 the fence and he would eat there he'd shower there he'd exercise there he'd be away as donna perry said

00:20:14.100 from general population but it's obviously doable obviously doable obviously doable well it you know

00:20:22.300 he would say so say he was in jail and they and we and the american people elected him which i actually

00:20:28.820 would put the odds on him that he you know i think what naive but kelly was saying like if you're able

00:20:33.780 to take him off the ballot i mean because if at this point you would make him such a martyr that he's

00:20:38.660 still going to be competing from jail so you lock this man up and he's still going to you probably will

00:20:43.660 make him president and here's the other thing i would say is that you know he would be able to form a

00:20:48.920 cabinet he'd they'd have to like they'd have to swear him in from from jail they'd have to all of

00:20:54.620 the uh transition stuff would happen in jail the ball is really in the left's court on this one like

00:21:00.900 they have the capacity to make this really bad for the country if they yeah if they like stick him in

00:21:05.880 jail try to make it as humiliating as possible and then as you say they screw it up i think i really

00:21:12.120 do wonder about this because the pattern you've seen with the left on a lot of this stuff is they've

00:21:17.300 talked about it in a head like it'd be a bad idea like for two years after 21 most of the chatter was

00:21:23.300 it'd be kind of bad to charge trump you know i don't i think that would backfire and then once

00:21:27.500 someone did it they all lined up to defend it and did all of this and so what i think and like you

00:21:32.760 saw a lot of them admitting the cases are weak but now oh he's a convicted felon this is super valid

00:21:37.320 so i think behind the scenes probably the consensus is it'd be bad to stick him in jail

00:21:42.940 but if the judge has decided to do it anyway they'll all defend it they'll all go maximally

00:21:49.140 hard on it and then yeah if it blows up in their face that is going to do way more to undermine the

00:21:54.420 credibility of the system if not merely trump is convicted but he gets elected president while in

00:21:59.720 a cell and new york is doing this obnoxious thing of trying to hinder it really is it really is in

00:22:06.340 their court it really is i want to make sure we get to some of our partners here and then andrew i want

00:22:09.600 to give you an opportunity to dunk on this d-day thing because it's really bad i because not only

00:22:14.680 is it bad it is dishonest because i didn't do that i did the opposite of it i actually honored the d-day

00:22:20.580 did i not do a good job of it's so sick you got clipped it was clipped by a bunch of social accounts

00:22:26.180 because it was actually a really beautiful oh was it did it get clipped yes okay so uh this is d-day as

00:22:31.520 we are recording this right now you might be listening a couple days from now on podcasting

00:22:35.040 and i thought we did a really beautiful tribute on our show on d-day and the heroism the arizona

00:22:40.520 republic writes this by the way literally minutes after the event how are maga soldiers and d-day

00:22:46.920 warriors the same in no same way in fact no the headline the other one is uh it was way worse than

00:22:51.900 that oh yeah it's a charlie kirk insults d-day at trump phoenix rally i said quote they were for

00:22:58.520 fighting against totalitarianism fighting against a dictatorship but 80 years later if we are honest

00:23:02.940 with ourselves that very same totalitarianism is now here in this country the very same

00:23:07.020 dictatorship that our leaders were fighting our greatest generations fighting against is now here

00:23:10.780 in this country and by the way what i said at the end of my speech was that i'm not asking you to

00:23:16.040 storm a beach i'm asking you to fill out a mail-in ballot and register your neighbors to vote 0.97

00:23:20.460 andrew your thoughts on this now this this gal is is she has an obsession she's part of a lunatic 1.00

00:23:25.940 she has it okay let me just explain how the arizona republic works the arizona republic

00:23:30.680 has a number of regular contributors like this yahoo can you put can you pull this this woman's 0.99

00:23:37.320 weird dude ej too yeah laurie roberts she's obsessed with charlie kirk she goes to bed she thinks about

00:23:43.480 charlie kirk she wakes up she thinks about charlie kirk not an exaggeration she uh she showers she

00:23:49.380 uses the restroom she eats her breakfast she thinks about charlie kirk she is a really sick person 0.96

00:23:55.940 and she's probably written i don't know maybe like 10 12 hit pieces uh on on charlie and turning 1.00

00:24:03.340 point and you know the point charlie was making if you weren't a like freaking idiot and you didn't 0.99

00:24:10.120 have trump derangement syndrome and you weren't intentionally trying to misrepresent what he was 1.00

00:24:15.620 saying was that yeah we have a political movement in this country that has thrown the uh the book at

00:24:22.980 the leading contender for president of the opposition party who's up in all the polls

00:24:26.920 throwing the book at him just convicted him on a novel legal theory that nobody's ever tried before

00:24:31.980 based upon an alleged allegation at a federal level a misdemeanor that was never tried but it was

00:24:37.620 somehow conspiracy all wrapped up into one that made it a misdemeanor and they changed the statute of

00:24:42.020 limitations i mean the whole thing is nuts and we're not allowed to react to that or say that

00:24:48.060 you know that's a little totalitarian maybe of of one of the political parties oh and by the way

00:24:53.000 why did the number three from the doj matthew colangelo take a downward shift in his career

00:24:58.100 to go be in the da's office of the manhattan manhattan da's office what where did that come from why did

00:25:03.300 they put a convicted perjurer and felon on the witness stand as their star witness why did the why

00:25:08.640 was the judge constantly in the in the bag for the prosecution why did they uh why did they

00:25:14.020 basically uphold every uh uh i was on a roll too but they basically were in the bag for the

00:25:21.060 that's the point so all of these things not to mention that trump's you know been indicted in two

00:25:27.400 federal cases one in dc one in florida it's also been indicted in on a rico charge in uh georgia all

00:25:34.360 of these things to the normal person around the world you have foreign leaders commenting on this

00:25:40.180 and guess what i think charlie your uh conclusion that totalitarianism has come to america is not a

00:25:47.560 far stretch at the very least and and so for for you to say that these people died uh fought and died

00:25:54.200 to save a free america to save the the shining city on the hill that is a beacon of hope and freedom to

00:26:00.080 the world and that these own men in their own words that we played on the show don't even recognize

00:26:05.200 this country anymore and for her to say that we're somehow you know uh insulting the veterans of d-day 0.99

00:26:11.660 is is grotesque and disgusting laurie roberts pull your head out of your freaking you know double wide 1.00

00:26:17.400 bathroom stall and like get a clue because listen i we've even got clips of this journalist i know she 1.00

00:26:23.340 can afford a double wide yeah we've got we've even got clips of this stuff right ryan help me find this

00:26:28.800 clip the okay it's like listen to this cut 112 let's play cut 112 and you laurie roberts you tell us if

00:26:35.000 we're misinterpreting this the real truth yeah i i feel like a foreigner in my own country lots of

00:26:42.880 times and i don't like it makes my heart real heavy and uh... i just hope when you pull out of this

00:26:49.740 there's too much too much hollywood going on in washington all the time the important subjects they

00:26:57.460 don't cover so the thing is i hope i hope that uh... i hope all the guys own rally up will go back and

00:27:03.960 straighten it all out

00:27:05.340 really sweet man he feels like a foreigner in his own country and yeah i mean seriously and you know the

00:27:12.620 point is like you know who's insulting these men laurie roberts is to act like none of this even

00:27:18.260 happened that all of this was justified that going after fake electors as you call them alternate

00:27:23.260 electors as the legal precedent from nineteen sixties and hawaii would call them in arizona 0.90

00:27:28.180 in wisconsin in michigan in georgia some people would look at that and say your your side your 0.96

00:27:33.860 movement has lost its damn mind and you are the insult to the veterans and heroes of d-day and 0.98

00:27:39.160 we're actually fighting to restore some semblance of constitutional republic in this country anyways 0.99

00:27:44.580 i i can't say that by the way last point i'll make on this charlie i wouldn't even be railing

00:27:49.460 against the arizona republic right now if they would let us place an op-ed to retort some of

00:27:54.440 this garbage they won't we've tried we've written pre-written them in advance and said hey could we

00:27:59.380 get this we're happy to work with you on notes nothing they won't let us run op-eds in our own 0.97

00:28:03.800 freaking local paper and they're obsessed with us all right so uh let's get to the next uh next topic

00:28:08.260 what do we have here well so we go to caitlin clark we go straight to that because yeah i have a

00:28:13.540 limitation today you guys are going to keep no wait wait there was another one we could do we could

00:28:17.340 do uh miss rachel first instead okay either of those two which do you prefer uh let's do take

00:28:21.520 caitlin clark first all righty all righty jack do you have a preference i have some thoughts on

00:28:25.520 caitlin clark uh it's well well how much time charlie's passionate charlie wants to wants to hit

00:28:30.740 clark so to to phase this in for the 95 percent of you who don't watch women's basketball uh so caitlin

00:28:39.360 clark was the star of women's uh ncaa tournament this past spring and the uh wnba season runs during the 0.96

00:28:46.960 summer so their draft and season starts right after so now she's a wnba player and the interesting 0.84

00:28:52.820 thing that's going on is caitlin clark is getting like the crap fouled out of her all the time like 1.00

00:28:59.420 pretty violently like right they're they're doing the whole like jordan rules hack a shack just like 0.68

00:29:05.040 wreck her yes it's like 1980s nba yeah it's super aggressive in a women's sport and what's crazy 1.00

00:29:11.720 about it though here's yeah they're showing one of them uh is this after yeah but that's full

00:29:18.700 extension i mean yeah that is that's a flagrant that's like f3 flagrant yeah you guys should

00:29:24.140 bring up bring up the uh like we're standing running past each other and i don't even know

00:29:27.820 how you say they spell her name like chenity so i'm gonna say it that's full ejection i mean she

00:29:32.440 should have been ejected i don't think she should have been like suspended that's what would happen 1.00

00:29:35.240 that wasn't even a flagrant in the game that's just hooping that's just hooping they didn't they

00:29:38.740 didn't call a flagrant in the game yeah it's like nascar drivers you should bring up the players

00:29:42.700 like uh that chenity taylor or whatever her name is her official portrait because she looks like 1.00

00:29:47.100 she she kind of has the face of someone who'd like eat caitlin clark like she has very wide jaw 1.00

00:29:52.140 and uh but like what's crazy about this what makes it really bizarre is not that other players on other

00:29:59.880 teams are following her what's crazy about it is her own teammates don't seem to care and don't seem

00:30:07.100 to like her and that is what makes this really really bizarre i have a whole i have a theory

00:30:12.660 about this it's because they didn't have an off season to get to know each other she got drafted

00:30:16.380 like a month ago she was playing in march madness she was playing in uh march madness like a month

00:30:24.320 ago yeah it was quick there was no off season it's like oh here's this girl who by the way she makes

00:30:28.540 like five to six million dollars a year she earns all of it i like caitlin clark i think that she's 0.99

00:30:32.900 terrific well of course i have no right that's why they're mad i have no opinion on caitlin clark

00:30:37.560 so because i would not because she's a midwestern white girl no so so i play in the black sport

00:30:43.140 well i have a i have a i have a theory on this and so the the what you just said is exactly what the

00:30:50.280 rush to judgment is that everybody doesn't like her because they're mad that they've been

00:30:53.900 toiling in obscurity and then caitlin clark comes around they've been toiling in obscurity well

00:30:58.460 they've been i mean it's been i mean their best player went to a russian jail the wma has been

00:31:03.080 like a thing for what like 25 years or whatever it's been a charity case the whole time totally it's

00:31:07.160 been an absolutely unwatchable sport absolutely unwatchable and then all of a sudden and we have

00:31:12.240 some we have some stats here actually so check this out um uh the uh i think it was uh i think

00:31:21.140 it was uh steven a smith actually who has it let's play let's play this yeah 150 let's play

00:31:26.780 steven a in his own words the kind of stuff that's happening and has been happening over the

00:31:33.840 last few months is because of caitlin clark the second worst team in the league is the indiana

00:31:39.860 fever led by caitlin clark did you know that the fever has been involved in three of the four tv games

00:31:47.580 that have garnered 1.3 million average viewers this season these are the most watched wnba games are you

00:31:55.840 ready for this in over two decades that tells you that before caitlin clark came along it wasn't

00:32:02.240 nearly as popular it doesn't mean it wasn't growing in popularity over the last two to three years

00:32:07.540 but three years ago wnba was an afterthought 1.00

00:32:11.280 yep and they've had 143 increase in viewership from a year ago most viewed uh wnba draft of all

00:32:20.040 times with two million viewers and steven a goes on to say you know the wnba needs to protect its

00:32:26.700 player uh it's the golden goose she's the golden goose so here's my theory and i i would love your

00:32:31.780 guys's reaction to this jack i'll throw it to you because you're you know in uh on the east coast

00:32:36.120 so i believe that it's not about it is about race but it's not about race in the sense that it's not

00:32:43.340 that people didn't want to watch the nba because it was you know whatever predominantly black i don't even

00:32:47.620 know if it's predominantly black it's because she's a mold breaker and here's my proof of concept 1.00

00:32:52.940 tiger woods black man busts into a mostly white or all white sport and golf and becomes the most 0.83

00:33:02.680 popular golfer on the planet why because we didn't expect to see a black man be the best of all time 1.00

00:33:10.400 and he did it and people loved him yeah go ahead jack sorry so i think that's part of it um

00:33:17.260 it certainly is but it adds to kind of the notoriety of the story it makes the story go

00:33:22.460 bigger but at the same time um i think when it comes to sports and americans in general it isn't

00:33:28.740 so much about race it's actually more about excellence and it's actually just that people

00:33:33.800 are looking for stars people are looking to follow a team or follow a specific player

00:33:37.520 in the instances you just mentioned who is actually really good at their craft who's built up

00:33:42.420 a following uh by all indications ken i i don't follow any of this but i even just kind of being

00:33:47.900 on twitter and you know following the news um i've i've obviously heard of caitlin clark and her

00:33:54.220 exploits and her achievements and her accomplishments on the court um being the star player of her team

00:33:59.460 sticking with them throughout college now making the jump to wnba and so i don't think they've really

00:34:04.180 had like a breakout player like this before they have and the same thing with tiger woods you know

00:34:09.520 there was a huge kind of lull in in pga before he came around and he was just an electric and and

00:34:15.900 here's the point winning champion i think america loves champions it goes back to that great patent

00:34:22.040 speech where he says america uh america loves a winner and america detests a loser and i think that's

00:34:28.780 always been that way you know um you you go and look at you know when people talk about like oh 0.90

00:34:33.240 race relations are so bad in america today white people hate you know everything that's not white

00:34:37.340 i'm like go watch any sporting event and go to any fan of any team and and see if you can get them to 0.99

00:34:44.600 say oh i refuse to support that player because of their race it's ridiculous it's a joke on its face

00:34:49.640 and it's just not ever been something that's part of the american tradition and so this idea that

00:34:55.040 um you know that's caitlin clark is is bad because of her race or something no i think that's a joke

00:35:01.500 now that being said uh you can certainly add to it because i think there are people who are envious

00:35:06.860 of her and then they try to throw her race in as a way to stay on to throw on top of it but really

00:35:13.320 what they're envious of is the fact that she has talent i think that's what's really going on you

00:35:17.080 see this a lot from people on the left it's just jealousy we talk about it a ton yeah we talk about

00:35:20.740 a ton but remember and and blake and i have done um you know numerous podcasts about this that the

00:35:26.620 root of leftist politics is envy and jealousy will always be the root of leftist politics and the

00:35:32.380 root of leftism in general is envy and uh envy and jealousy it's nothing to do with equality it's

00:35:37.540 nothing to do with you know equal treatment and social justice and those are just words they kind

00:35:42.720 of make up to throw around but the end of the day it's all envy uh jack uh blake has a point on

00:35:48.100 this that differs slightly so i think this will be a good late uh... good good uh... lead in cut

00:35:52.980 that one fifty four this is uh... angel reese uh... another mb w nba player complaining about caitlin 1.00

00:35:58.980 clark people are talking about women's basketball but you never would think that we talk about women's

00:36:03.860 basketball people are pulling up to games we got celebrities coming to games sold out arenas like

00:36:07.780 just because of one single game and just looking at that like i'll take that role i'll take the bad guy

00:36:13.380 the reason why we watch women's basketball is not just because of one person it's because of me too and i want

00:36:17.860 y'all to realize that who is this woman angel reese other w nba no one's watching because of her i will say

00:36:23.940 i watched about fifteen minutes because i was in a restaurant while the women's final four was on you 0.99

00:36:30.100 disand i everywhere by the way it was like right before the men's final four my dad was in town and

00:36:33.940 i remember i said my goodness that's a low quality of basketball you just it's very hard to watch

00:36:38.420 it's unbelievable okay so i have great respect for caitlin clark but it is watching like above

00:36:44.820 average high school basketball no but here's the thing men's high school but some women's sports

00:36:48.420 are fun to watch like i actually enjoy watching uh sorry you're gonna say volleyball look i was

00:36:53.940 gonna say no i was gonna say soccer i was gonna say no not with this current guys i need to interject

00:36:59.540 tennis i like watching tennis uh but by and large yeah volleyball is actually i need to interject he

00:37:05.620 said it was like above average high school basketball that's right it is like below average high school

00:37:10.820 no no they're that that six foot seven girl on south carolina she like she charlie she could beat 1.00

00:37:16.420 most high school back charlie i believe that if you took a uh like a state champion high school

00:37:22.900 basketball team from like a not a top state like just like a great plain average like south dakota you

00:37:28.420 said it was about they were above average i don't know i said that the the girls final four is about

00:37:33.540 at the level of an above average high school remember the u.s women's soccer team practiced

00:37:37.780 against middle school boys in the dallas area and lost but what i'm saying is that an above

00:37:42.660 average high school team so a team that goes like oh women's mma sorry i that goes 23 and 10 that's

00:37:50.100 about the level of women's final four about women's final four no women's final four is probably about

00:37:57.540 on par with like a good middle school team i bet for men no no no no no no no no no no no no they

00:38:03.620 would be the play level in college women's college basketball i said women's college final four basketball

00:38:09.780 is on the level of an above average high school males basketball team no no they would get an above

00:38:16.420 average man high school team would absolutely annihilate a women's final four team annihilate them so so 0.97

00:38:23.140 here here's when i was in high school here was the rule the rule was this that the varsity woman's 1.00

00:38:28.900 team plays even with the freshman boys basketball team that is a rule that is like it's like a rule

00:38:36.100 of nature the 14 year old boys freshman team plays even with the girls varsity team four-year difference

00:38:42.180 that it's about even i'm just saying like that's that's i i think so that's science i'm introducing

00:38:50.500 data we need it okay we have a turning point like basketball game can like we get like i don't think

00:38:54.900 we have like a phoenix basketball we could test it out i mean like we could ask the asu you know

00:38:59.780 women's basketball team to play like a sophomore boys basketball team and who would win who well now

00:39:05.940 now we're a sophomore team versus asu we were saying asu is not very good okay so i'm lowering i'm lowering

00:39:11.140 the i mean they're still i mean here's the thing caitlin clark this is part of why caitlin clark was

00:39:15.620 a superstar by the way is because well she was playing against women though yeah she's a 1.00

00:39:21.460 the talent pool is shallower for women of course and so a really really good player in women's 0.99

00:39:27.860 college basketball just destroys the competition harder than you'd see in a male league where there's 1.00

00:39:33.060 more good players so here's angelo said and angelo's half right he says the asu girls basketball

00:39:37.220 team would shoot the dudes out of the arena but the problem is men play so much 1.00

00:39:41.060 better defense and a more physical they wouldn't get a shot up like they're used to like i was 0.77

00:39:45.700 watching the final four and i don't think they don't shoot caitlin clark is not even being guarded

00:39:49.220 they have a shorter three-point line and stuff too and a smaller basketball yeah it's a 28.5

00:39:54.660 basketball yeah if you ever see a basketball that says 28.5 that's a woman's basketball men's i think

00:39:58.500 is like 30 inches um again i'm not knocking caitlin clark it's apples to apples i just found it very

00:40:03.620 hard to watch yeah i'm just being honest yeah she was excellent in in her way and by the way she 1.00

00:40:08.340 beat pete maravich's record in five years but she still beat it the record but it's not the record 0.99

00:40:12.900 though because it's a different sport with different rules wait it's just but no but it's

00:40:17.700 it's a smaller ball okay but you had a you have a take on why it is why she doesn't get along here's 1.00

00:40:21.940 the take so she's not it's not about her it's not basically she's not under attack she's not getting

00:40:27.620 destroyed like abandoned by her teammates and like followed by others because uh because she's white 0.90

00:40:33.940 it's because she's a woman now this is not about like oh the wnba is is full of uh surprises it's 1.00

00:40:41.220 that i think this is a real thing that like for lack of a better way i think women don't have the 1.00

00:40:49.460 same like engagement with like intense teamwork camaraderie that i think comes more naturally to

00:40:56.580 men you mean they end up being clicky well clicky but it's also that like a male team this is a male

00:41:01.540 team really understands this is a very smart point and i have to interject if the number one draft pick

00:41:07.060 in the nba was treated this way all the bros on the team would rally behind they would kyrie irving

00:41:12.580 for example if that if a player had done that if a player did that hundred percent look at an nfl game

00:41:17.940 if someone does that that is the player in the nfl they would someone would actually get exposed

00:41:22.740 because they would punch them williams like the number one traffic the bears got like punched in the

00:41:27.060 face the benches would be cleared and they'd be like you do not you do not treat our boy that way

00:41:31.220 yeah you just don't it's an attack on our honor so why is it that caitlin clark's teammates

00:41:36.340 aren't defending her so that's kind of what i think it is it's like it's it's different you know

00:41:41.300 it's often observed that like female friendships are more fragile than male ones like you know it's 0.52

00:41:46.500 the famous stereotype men can like argue and be like i hate you i'll rip your throat out and then

00:41:50.260 like the next day nothing happened like andrew and i's like yeah and then and then but like women

00:41:54.660 it will be like there's some social faux pas and they're enemies for life but this is interesting

00:41:59.460 what you're saying okay i i just want to say i i disagree with you to some extent because um i've

00:42:04.980 seen like college softball teams we had a good family friend she was a all-american ucla softball

00:42:11.300 player and i've never seen a group of girls like or group of anybody like as tight as this so i and

00:42:17.460 maybe that's part culture team culture leadership coaching whatever or time spent together i think

00:42:22.340 charlie's point about the fact that they went straight from the you know the final four in the draft

00:42:27.700 to happen and then they're already playing like it was really abrupt just watching them from the

00:42:31.140 outside not knowing their schedule it was very queer no i mean quick i think they take it more 0.92

00:42:35.300 personally the point you have some softball right no yeah so i've never this softball team i remember

00:42:39.860 watching them and having multiple conversations about how close this girl softball team is and i'm

00:42:44.980 sure the comments are in the chat are are going going wild i'm telling you that it was a very normal

00:42:51.220 group of girls this particular class ucla they were like ranked number three in the country whatever and

00:42:55.380 it was just the camaraderie was you could see it it was so obvious but it is interesting to your point

00:43:02.100 that all the people all the clips we have of people defending her are men it's charles barkley

00:43:08.500 stephen a smith we got pat mcaf uh mcafee right mcafee mcafee mcafee was he screwed it up he 0.59

00:43:14.260 screwed it up but he was actually calling her kind of like she's a she's a bad bit you know like

00:43:19.300 that's what he was trying to say i agreed with what he said and then he totally like walked it back

00:43:24.820 yeah do you want should we play the clip if we're gonna yeah go ahead jack sorry about that

00:43:30.740 no if you have the clip play it yeah 149 but i would like the media people that continue to say

00:43:38.020 this rookie class this rookie class this rookie class not just call it for what it is there's one

00:43:43.860 white for the indiana team who is a superstar and is it because she stayed in iowa put an entire 1.00

00:43:50.980 state on her back took a program from nothing to a multiple year success story is it because she 1.00

00:43:56.660 would go on to break the entire points records in the history of the ncw not just the women's record

00:44:02.180 by kelsey plum shout out but also pistol pete maravich's the dude's record as well is there a

00:44:07.620 chance that people just enjoy watching her play basketball because how electrifying she is what she 0.98

00:44:13.140 did what she stood for how she went about going what she went for maybe but instead we have to hear

00:44:18.340 people say that we only like her because she's white and she's the only popular because the rest 1.00

00:44:23.220 of the rookie class is doing what they're doing well that's a bunch of bullshit and we think the wnba 0.99

00:44:28.420 more specifically their left need to stop trying to screw her over at every single turn 0.99

00:44:35.940 so that was a little all over the place but i mean look it's very so 63 of the nba is black wnba i'm

00:44:44.180 sorry wnba the nba is probably even more than that but is there a this is a thought crime is there

00:44:49.300 like a pent-up frustration that the best players right now in both the nba and the wnba tend to be

00:44:56.020 white you will see a bit of the luka from dallas no the nba was nikola uh whatever for like three

00:45:02.740 years in a row in denver they won it last year is is there is that a thing i'm totally you will hear

00:45:08.100 i don't have a strong opinion i don't know that you'll you won't hear it from everyone you would

00:45:11.700 occasionally hear takes that we're like we can't let yokich win mvp because like like they were

00:45:17.700 territorial like this is our award like our but it was that a fringe like weird podcast or is that

00:45:22.980 like more weird there yeah but it's funny because charlie and i like both i would say are both our

00:45:28.260 favorite nba players of all time is michael jordan it's the best nba player of all best and famous

00:45:32.900 not larry bird not no it's key it's yeah it's michael jordan so we are talking about race

00:45:37.380 i ran into michael jordan last week did you really yeah at the charlotte race i don't know

00:45:42.580 if you guys have seen michael jordan at the when i was at the nascar race last week and uh i don't

00:45:46.740 know if you guys have seen he's on my list he is a guy that has not had a great life post nba did he

00:45:53.460 get fat yeah if you want if you watch how big is he if you know if you watch him in that bulls thing

00:46:00.580 he looks like a deeply unhappy you're talking about the last day it's the best he was unhappy

00:46:04.820 he's like i didn't recognize him i didn't recognize somebody he is not he watched his hall of fame

00:46:09.940 speech and i was like i was like that's not him and then i then he turned like and i saw the earring

00:46:15.700 right yeah and i saw the smile and he like smiled at somebody and i was like oh wow and it's like

00:46:20.660 michael jordan obviously one of the most famous people in the world like how would you not recognize

00:46:23.780 him and and i i had heard that he might be around anyway it's it was north carolina obviously and um

00:46:30.020 and he owns a a team and uh yeah it was the no no no the nascar team oh i'm sorry yeah he sold

00:46:37.140 the charlotte hornets but yeah yeah no but he owns the uh the nascar um uh racing team and that's why

00:46:42.740 he was there and i was just like uh taking it back just taking back cool cool cool to run into him

00:46:47.300 though yeah so let me let's again i don't know what the whole thing is but there is this like the there's

00:46:54.740 three elements to this how much they hate caitlin clark we don't know why why her teammates are kind

00:46:59.220 of like yeah we hate you too and we're not going to stand up for you and then the third thing

00:47:02.980 is why is caitlin clark taking it like this is where like a male masculine energy would like press 0.99

00:47:09.300 conference i'm the best player i broke the records screw you guys i want to trade i want to go to a

00:47:14.900 team that will respect me instead she's acting awfully feminine i well i don't like that i i would say

00:47:20.740 that's a modern mentality that has become popular it's like a post muhammad ali thing of like liking

00:47:26.580 athletes who are really arrogant and have huge i totally love that if you're good i don't know if

00:47:31.140 you can back the traditional i totally disagree the traditional like pre muhammad ali norm was like

00:47:36.660 you should be a humble guy even if you're a no no no stan musyal would never do that if you're good 1.00

00:47:41.300 you can have bravado it's like when you're colin kaepernick you're not allowed to call a press

00:47:46.100 conference no it's the the traditional values were just you should you should be a humble guy even if

00:47:50.980 you're really good lou garrig would never do that stan musyal would never do that it was a different

00:47:54.900 country williams i think it was it was a better country no no fair enough i don't think it's

00:47:58.740 better because athletes had bravado or not but it was i think that michael jordan being like i am the

00:48:04.980 best player i will see the utah jazz in game six and i will beat you i think there's something

00:48:10.340 incredibly american about that like that i'm gonna call your bluff i'm going to meet you at the highest

00:48:16.420 stakes and let's see who wins this is the loss of american values traditional american american go for

00:48:21.780 that no no no no i disagree but anyway caitlin clark taking it so you think caitlin clark should

00:48:25.940 just take it i think caitlin clark should get a different profession because women's basketball is 1.00

00:48:31.540 lame but uh no like her taking it i mean what's she going to do she's popular largely because this

00:48:37.620 is her persona it depends how good she thinks she is people don't like like do you like megan

00:48:41.060 rapinoe that's how megan rapinoe is she's not that well i don't think she's actually she was

00:48:43.940 great they won a bunch of titles they lost in that later one she totally screwed up recently but 1.00

00:48:47.780 i actually will say i like how she's being understated about it i mean she was asked about

00:48:54.340 the check foul i saw a clip where she said yeah i don't think that's a basketball play uh but you

00:48:58.980 know whatever like our defense needs to be better today so she's kind of she's trying to be a teammate

00:49:04.980 she's trying to kind of like play down some of the controversy i don't have a problem with her

00:49:08.900 reaction to it but you know you might charlie to your point at the end of the year she might be like

00:49:13.460 yeah i want to trade i don't know no anyway i i want to go to the next topic here i if you can back

00:49:18.740 it if you're all talk and no action but i think that there's something pretty amazing when you are

00:49:24.820 at the top of your game and you're able to support the smack i by the way my no player in history talked

00:49:30.180 more smack than michael jordan on the court on the court right andrew well that i would i would be

00:49:35.300 into if she was like chirping no she should have been like come on let's go yeah yeah you wouldn't 0.75

00:49:39.300 you don't like chirping on the court you know you're trying to tell me babe ruth called the shot

00:49:44.340 that's like kind of an urban legend no they have a video no no no no no we don't know exactly what

00:49:49.620 he was doing we don't know exactly what he was doing alternative history yeah yeah sorry man i'm

00:49:54.340 the next thing you're gonna say is the nuremberg trials were rigged what that's not that's not out of

00:49:58.340 the blue they were rigged by the way they were still guilty but like it was totally i know his

00:50:04.340 pressure i know his pressure points to get him to agree to that all right uh what do we have here

00:50:09.380 you have kids you you know who this person is right by the way i had never watched but but

00:50:13.860 i never i never watched at length but this thing is forced upon you in the youtube algorithm yeah if

00:50:18.740 you have any kids content this stuff is forced and it's right jack am i am i correct so if you

00:50:25.140 so back before we got rid of youtube at the house um you know when we had our first kid you know we would

00:50:31.700 we'd go on youtube you know kind of discovered youtube kids and we said oh there's there's some good

00:50:36.020 stuff on here and um you know we wanted to you know wanted to find some content that we thought

00:50:41.140 was good for the kids and uh put it on and the minute you start so the half of the stuff is like

00:50:47.300 toys and kids playing with toys on kids youtube by the way if you go and look i actually did this

00:50:51.860 earlier this week um at the top 10 youtubers i think half of the top 10 youtubers on the entire site

00:50:58.660 all channels are kids related content right that's how big kids youtube is it is dominant and i'm

00:51:05.460 talking like you know stuff like coco melon and baby shark and kids playing with toys it dominates

00:51:12.500 on youtube miss rachel is everywhere the last four ish years has just been completely uh you know the

00:51:20.900 way that conservative content gets blacklisted on youtube she is the white list of the white list is 0.99

00:51:27.220 always fed to you i bet she just like her revenue off youtube must be insane i was looking at some of

00:51:35.220 her clip views i mean she must i mean i bet she jack i mean i don't know if you've looked at the numbers

00:51:40.500 but it she's probably doing like 200 million views a month or something like that um i can pull it up 0.99

00:51:46.020 i'm sure she's got a few videos that are in the billions wow yeah okay so the controversy this

00:51:52.740 the part do we have the video of her pride month thing uh yeah so the actual video is let's see here

00:51:59.460 she posted this for pride month 127. happy pride to all of our wonderful families and friends this month

00:52:08.900 then every month i celebrate you i'm so glad you're here i'm so glad you're exactly who you are to those

00:52:16.420 who are going to comment they can't watch the show anymore because of the support no worries and much

00:52:21.300 love your way god bless i am not chasing fame or views i'm standing strong in love and uh her youtube is

00:52:31.220 monetized oh yeah she's chasing a lot of views i looked at she has as of april 16th six billion total

00:52:38.180 views 9.2 million subscribers i mean how much money do you think she's made off that maybe like

00:52:43.140 a million a month is what they say she makes a million dollars a month yeah a million and by the 1.00

00:52:47.780 way the videos are so cringe i i always thought she was super creepy for the record i just said there's 0.95

00:52:53.220 something about it's that way they take intonation and that high octave like what are you still nine

00:52:57.940 yeah yes i don't like it it really turns me off little kids for little kids though it's because

00:53:05.540 it's not because it's not coded for you for little kids that and and obviously you're a little kid so

00:53:10.740 you know this that's when you talk to little kids in that voice they immediately are drawn to it and

00:53:15.140 they're sucked right in they are sucked right in because they hear that you know you go super high

00:53:20.100 it's it's the mom voice it's the baby voice we all know it i'm not even going to try to mess around

00:53:23.540 doing it right now um she hits that and she locks in and there's there's kind of a joke you say like

00:53:28.660 well miss rachel never gets tired right and so so for a lot of moms out there what they'll do they'll throw 1.00

00:53:33.460 miss rachel on and then boom kid gets to watch miss rachel and uh mom gets to go to something

00:53:38.500 else mom gets to be on the phone mom gets to be you know a million things that mom do i'm not i'm

00:53:42.820 not knocking that in any way i'm just saying that this is the way her channel works her most viewed

00:53:48.260 video is an hour long and it has 820 million views yeah just on that alone she probably made like 1.00

00:53:54.580 three million bucks yeah and what she'll do is she'll splice different things together it's not 1.00

00:54:01.140 like she's doing a full hour and so you know you can reuse videos you can do videos over and over

00:54:06.980 and so one of the big things here with with the pride month that's that's a part of it she's always

00:54:12.260 had this um sort of non-binary gender fluidity kind of thing named jewels on the program and people

00:54:21.380 can go i think ali beth stuckey was was looking into this earlier this week and she's done a lot

00:54:25.700 of good um breakdowns on this whole controversy and found that in miss rachel videos you can actually

00:54:32.980 because on they they show you publicly the most viewed times down most replayed so you can find

00:54:37.300 that the times that jewels are on screen the viewers just drop and then jewels leaves and the

00:54:42.100 viewers shoot right back up and this has been someone who's like on the show and come for the entire

00:54:48.580 time and this guy this this guy thing whatever we're supposed to say jewels um matt walsh had a

00:54:54.020 great thread because i think someone from someone who worked with him actually went to this jewels

00:54:59.380 event um who again this is like miss rachel sidekick who was performing at a drag show over the past 1.00

00:55:05.860 weekend for the kickoff of pride week pride month whatever and and then the really big controversy and

00:55:11.860 this is why miss rachel is being like quote unquote cancelled all over um all over tiktok it well number 1.00

00:55:17.620 one she had she was a controversy because she did like a whole video about gaza which i'm like that

00:55:23.300 seems kind of strange for um you know children's content creator to be getting into kind of kind of

00:55:28.420 some rough content for uh for the little ones and then number two she in in a tick tock comment it was

00:55:34.980 uncovered that a while back she invited dylan publicly invited dylan mulvaney to appear on the show

00:55:41.620 and again she does the shows for the youngest of the young children themselves have no idea about 0.96

00:55:47.460 they can't help but groom i'm not kidding and just really quick i i have to go in a second here to uh

00:55:52.420 i'm i'm borrowed time with our two little ones two under two and wait there's a part there's a part i

00:55:57.140 need you respond to though charlie okay but just let me say really quick is that yeah the the reason

00:56:02.340 she has sword defame is the amount of speech delays unexplicated inexplicable speech delays with young 0.94

00:56:07.060 kids and so she is the number one promoted by the autism foundation and all this turn on miss rachel

00:56:12.740 helps your kid talk so there's like a buried lead of that that she's basically pushed by the major

00:56:19.060 institutions i mean if you talk to any pediatrician they will be like miss rachel just turn it on for

00:56:24.660 example one of our family friends how about you talk to your kid well no kidding right and books oh

00:56:29.220 so the i'm just legit so we have a family friend who was in the hospital when we had our first born

00:56:34.020 we know them very well their daughter is still not speaking our daughter speaks too much um like

00:56:37.860 non-stop all the time right and their daughter you know it might happen uh it's like right before 20

00:56:43.540 she's like 21 months and the doctor is like yeah just turn on miss rachel all day that'll solve it i 1.00

00:56:48.180 kid you not it's like prescribed by the pedia pediatrician industrial complex a best essentially so

00:56:54.180 pediatricians are just as fake as like the cdc at this point the i'll i'll be honest with you like 0.99

00:56:59.780 the amount of like irreversible damage done by some some some some pediatricians is a whole 0.73

00:57:05.460 thought crime that we could do at a different i'm i'm in on this because no we we were just

00:57:12.340 try and like pick and choose a couple like vaccines like hey i want to just like give this

00:57:18.020 one here and then i don't i want to wait six months for the like they will kick you out of their 1.00

00:57:22.980 pediatrician's office we have a pediatrician it's not even anti-vax is amazing and she's like it's all

00:57:27.460 parents choice parents rights yeah and she had a you know she has her own i were months late on 0.88

00:57:31.860 talking have you considered using different pronouns have you considered you know whether

00:57:34.980 they seriously mutilated okay do you think they're trans are they trans but but you want me to respond 0.50

00:57:39.140 to something jack then i gotta go well i want you to respond to what miss rachel did next this is what

00:57:44.260 miss rachel did next and this is what i i was like but the minute i saw this i was like i need charlie's

00:57:49.060 take on this she comes in and says you know folks and then so she takes off the mitch rachel

00:57:53.940 costume and the uniform etc and she comes back and said and she's like now i'm just talking as

00:57:59.140 rachel and she goes the reason i'm this way is because i'm christian and in the bible it says

00:58:04.980 love your neighbor and really i approach people in love and if you're not doing that i guess you're

00:58:10.580 not really following the but she didn't say that part you're not following the bible but that was kind

00:58:13.860 of the the underlying piece there so charlie what's going on with that well let's let's let

00:58:19.060 her let's let her say it 120 i'll respond and then i gotta dash i've shared prayers on here

00:58:23.620 before and said god bless and that's because my faith is really important to me and it's also one

00:58:29.460 reason why i love every neighbor in matthew 22 a religious teacher asked jesus what's the most

00:58:37.060 important commandment and jesus says to love god and to love your neighbor as yourself all the law and

00:58:43.300 the prophets hang on these two commandments there's no greater commandments than these i believe it's

00:58:47.540 mentioned eight times love your neighbor so yes everyone belongs everyone's welcome everyone is

00:58:52.900 treated with empathy and respect it doesn't say love every neighbor except there are so many reasons

00:58:59.460 i stand strong in love i stand with everyone that's who i am and the love back and the god bless if you

00:59:06.020 disagree is genuine andrew i was just to jack's point i'm dying to know like what do you think when

00:59:12.580 miss rachel quotes scripture uh in that way i mean satan's quoted scripture scripture plenty 1.00

00:59:17.940 it doesn't just say love your neighbor though it does say love your neighbor except in a sense

00:59:22.580 as yourself but hold on she's not totally wrong when she says first of all the first part is

00:59:26.500 deuteronomy 6 3 through 5 the second part is leviticus 19 so you love god so you must love his

00:59:31.060 law how do you love somebody here we go you love them by telling them the truth not by confirming or

00:59:36.900 affirming their sin and it says by the way miss rachel you might want to crack open that bible of yours 0.64

00:59:43.220 in a lesser referenced part of the same part of scripture is in leviticus 18 is that thou shall

00:59:50.820 lay with another man shall be stoned to death just saying so miss rachel you quote leviticus 19 love your

00:59:58.900 neighbor as yourself the chapter before affirms god's perfect law when it comes to sexual matters

01:00:06.020 now so how do you best love somebody you love them by telling the truth you don't have to be cruel

01:00:10.980 you don't have to be um on christ-like in your communication to be mean however you know you

01:00:17.220 would certainly and i would love for miss rachel to respond to this is pride a christian value 0.89

01:00:25.700 she thinks it is happy pride month everybody is being proud something that we should put no it's

01:00:31.620 in fact the scriptures tell us the opposite pride go with before the fall that pride is something we

01:00:36.660 need to try to reduce in our life to increase humility and increase piety there is one list

01:00:42.980 obedience say that i said there is one list that pride's on well listen the bible says have a sober

01:00:51.300 view of yourself right yes yeah and and it also says in matthew 18 6 uh through 4 if anyone causes one

01:00:57.700 of these little ones those who believe in me to stumble it would be better for them to have a

01:01:01.940 large millstone hung around their neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea woe to the world

01:01:06.500 because of the things that cause people to stumble yeah and so it's very simple so how do you love

01:01:13.220 somebody you love them so much to correct their error yeah and so let's just you know take the pride

01:01:18.820 conversation out because people think it's an identification but it's not just sexual behavior

01:01:22.580 but it's if you meet an alcoholic or you meet a drug addict do you affirm their struggle no you

01:01:30.020 say you're better than this let's get you free from that let's get you free from that activity so miss

01:01:35.620 rachel you're actually not loving anybody you're doing the opposite she loves money i bet she's

01:01:40.580 making a lot of money and she wants the youtube cartel to treat her kindly that's why she did this 1.00

01:01:45.860 the big picture here is that's totally don't let youtube raise your kids like right andrew world

01:01:50.260 yeah what charlie just what charlie just said i mean listen youtube charlie's youtube is going

01:01:57.300 through currently demonetized it's currently demonetized zero money on it we make zero money

01:02:01.220 other people make millions of dollars on my stuff yeah so which is fine like whatever great here's

01:02:05.780 what i'll say the views have gone up our team's done a great job almost two million subs yeah and

01:02:10.100 we're almost at two million subs we get almost 100 million views a month it's nowhere near what we do

01:02:14.420 on tiktok and we just started tiktok but like it's been a it's been a massive battle one of the main

01:02:19.300 battlefronts is the fact that charlie would get into these debates on college campuses and say

01:02:26.100 that you're trans uh this radical gender ideology or if you're a trans person that person has a mental

01:02:31.780 delusion or a mental illness which used to be by the way yeah which is literally what doctors had

01:02:36.580 agreed upon for decades and decades ama all of it so so you can't say that so we would constantly get

01:02:42.980 strikes when they would find a new video or get flagged and then you get a strike and demonetize and

01:02:48.260 everything goes goes you know the views drop off a cliff by the way you might have been doing like

01:02:52.340 10 million views a day all of a sudden it's like one of those strikes happens and they completely

01:02:56.500 throttle your account you get like 200 000 next day so the fact that what you just said is really spot

01:03:01.860 on because she's sitting there probably making a million bucks a month or more or more uh on her 1.00

01:03:08.180 videos on people's speech delays i just want to be clear about that which is really sick which is really

01:03:12.180 sick she is that is a tip of the cap here's where my i know who butters my bread i'm gonna i'm gonna

01:03:18.100 i am one of you yeah i'm one of you youtube i'm i'm following the regime talking points and i love 0.83

01:03:24.100 everybody and that's just simple for me all right i got a dash to uh get my 21 charlie charlie's yeah

01:03:30.100 charlie's had a full day i've had a lot i've asked for a lot of favors and i have to go do my part

01:03:35.460 yeah see you guys at yws tomorrow all right very good should we keep going jack jack you want to lead us in

01:03:41.140 the next one jack lead us on the next one well let me let me let me throw down a quick you know 0.74

01:03:47.940 just response on on the whole miss rachel part because it's it's it's common sense right um

01:03:54.180 something i was talking about this with my aunt actually and she goes she goes what if your

01:03:57.460 neighbor is a cannibal should you love your cannibal neighbor you know it's very clear that there are 0.53

01:04:03.220 people who love to use these things to destroy um you know destroy the actual meaning of the bible by 0.59

01:04:10.660 taking one you know phrase pulling it out and saying well that's all it means that's all it

01:04:15.380 means and you see is throughout western christianity and so that's how you can get someone who can say

01:04:20.020 oh i want this you know i want this for everybody and i'm going to now be a children's educator

01:04:25.540 preaching it directly to them also blake um i wanted to i wanted to double check with blake before

01:04:30.740 we move to the next paragraph here the next chapter that um i think you just looked up a certain

01:04:36.020 speaking of passages in the bible i think you just looked up one okay yeah help me with that

01:04:41.140 we were talking about the millstone verse with uh you know if someone corrupts a child throw them

01:04:45.860 into the sea so we looked up our old favorite the hawaiian pigeon bible the bible translated into hawaiian

01:04:52.500 pigeon english which uh it narrates that that verse in the following way uh then jesus tell these small

01:05:00.260 kids here they trust me if somebody try make them for them no like trust me no more more better take

01:05:07.460 one mangus heavy stone from the mill and tie him around the guy then throw him in the deep water for

01:05:14.260 drown for the word of god oh my goodness incredible incredible um yeah i wanted to so okay our next

01:05:24.340 segment here is so we're going to the next section we're good we're good all right we're good the new

01:05:29.780 star wars series the acolyte is being heralded as quit now and and just for record i i haven't followed

01:05:37.140 anything star wars in i think years at this point so i couldn't even begin to tell you what this has to

01:05:42.820 do with any timeline or like where in any of the movies or shows this fits or whatever and so um we're

01:05:50.580 told that this new series is quote the gayest star wars yet according to the producer in the cast uh

01:05:57.220 they then also say that r2d2 is a lesbian and c3po is gay um i think do we actually have the uh the 0.66

01:06:06.580 clip on this one at 146 yeah play it i would say arguably the gayest star wars i think by a considerable 0.96

01:06:13.700 margin and uh are you excited about that are you bracing yourself nothing it's pretty gay let's be 0.97

01:06:22.660 honest wesley are you how do you feel am i gay yes no i know you are gay but i'm asking are you excited 0.94

01:06:29.540 about putting this you know this is going to be a talking point is it going to be a talking point i'm

01:06:34.580 sure some because nerds are gay well well some nerds are very not gay and are very threatened by

01:06:40.020 well that's true but in my world nerds are gay okay was this the fun element of no i don't think 0.94

01:06:47.540 so and yet people have told me that it's the gayest star wars and i frankly you're offended into it 0.72

01:06:56.820 i think that star wars is so gay already okay i mean have you seen the fits we'd be like look how 0.80

01:07:02.980 gay this is and then send each other a reference and are you telling me with a straight face that c3po is 1.00

01:07:08.420 straight they're a couple that's what i think but this is more outward i think it's canon that r2d2 is

01:07:15.140 is a lesbian oh interesting yeah 0.99

01:07:20.260 so yeah those are those are robots by the way um they're not um you know gendered in any way they're

01:07:25.940 they're actually androids um i'll put it this way so do let's let's ask around do do you guys uh

01:07:32.340 still watch star wars at all uh blake we know you don't because you're following the career head

01:07:36.180 challenge andrew i do not watch it i i i grew up i think i was fed the line so many times that

01:07:43.940 star wars was amazing as a kid that i grew up just assuming that it was and so when i'd watch the

01:07:49.380 originals i thought they were amazing and then i watched them years later and i was like these are not 1.00

01:07:56.980 exactly amazing in my opinion so i actually don't even i mean sorry if i'm upsetting the uh the chat here

01:08:03.460 but uh i never yeah when i watched it later in life i i did not find it amazing well and what you

01:08:08.900 don't appreciate the vision the vision that george lucas was able to bring to the new trilogy in which

01:08:16.900 he channeled you is this is this the uh what is this are you just doing like the neck beard oh whatever

01:08:24.580 yeah he's doing this don't think about it too hard man so so that's actually but blake's point the

01:08:29.460 reason he's doing that is because that's you know star wars used to be a great what they called four

01:08:33.540 quadrant um franchise because they were making star wars like for everybody andrew you're a hollywood

01:08:38.980 guy too or you know recovering hollywood guy so you know what that means um i do but now they only

01:08:44.180 make the star wars films for the people that blake is parodying right now and apparently gay people 0.52

01:08:50.180 because i i'm sitting there watching that thinking that if i'm if i'm running pr in those press junkets

01:08:56.420 i'm losing it because it's a disney-owned property disney's uh has already basically publicly said

01:09:04.260 they're they're they're pulling back on the gay pipeline right because you got to remember these

01:09:09.860 movies take years to develop uh cast right green light fund build the sets all of those things take

01:09:16.900 a long time so a lot of their their the gays i don't know if this is one of them a lot of their 0.79

01:09:20.900 gay programming and content was already in the pipeline and they said it was hurting their their

01:09:25.220 bottom line they're gonna drop back they're gonna pull back and then you've got these two you know

01:09:31.940 i mean really not smart women just and absolutely need to get out of their own bubble talking about 1.00

01:09:38.180 how gay it is and how wonderfully gay it is and everything's gay and this they're really proud of 0.98

01:09:42.420 how and how into it they are that this is gay like this is a brand killer uh for a ton of star wars fans 0.98

01:09:49.460 i have to believe and if it's not a brand killer if there's still enough vested sort of love for the

01:09:55.860 star wars brand this is gonna like nobody none of those people are gonna watch this show uh i guess

01:10:01.060 you could maybe go ahead jeg no no um i meant we mentioned it but um why don't you tell us what is

01:10:06.740 a four quadrant uh franchise what is a four quadrant movie yeah a four quadrant movie is basically it

01:10:13.140 appeals to the widest possible uh audience right so it's like kids adults parents singles uh i forget

01:10:22.660 exactly which four quadrants are but i know it's like kids and adults are two of the quadrants uh men

01:10:28.180 and men and women is that what it is yeah it's it's it's like uh it's i think it's it's male kids female

01:10:35.060 kids male adults female adults female adults is the classic i'm sure there's a bunch of different ones

01:10:40.100 but it's your point that's what it means it's like yeah and we all know that there's like there's

01:10:43.940 chick flicks like that that's a movie that appeals to chicks there's movies that there's 1.00

01:10:47.300 obviously lots of movies ones that do very well that are for children uh my kids saw the new garfield

01:10:52.740 they thought that was fine i um you know i didn't think there was anything questionable in that

01:10:57.060 we've also seen disney which also owns star wars run into a lot of trouble by mixing a lot of this

01:11:02.180 same type of content uh into their kids shows or in films like this one they did about buzz lightyear

01:11:08.260 where they had like some kind of gay kiss in it and it was a complete and utter failure and so 0.95

01:11:13.940 i think the one reason that star wars got so big and is referred to as the really the first blockbuster

01:11:19.860 is because it was kind of the first film that was a four quadrant movie in many ways and really one of

01:11:26.020 the first ones that what became the summer blockbuster it was the original summer blockbuster

01:11:30.980 made obviously all the money when it came out and kind of in in many ways every movie that's come out

01:11:36.180 since then is is kind of like just repeating the star wars formula

01:11:42.580 so my thought crime take on this one what i would say is as you say so i watched the original movies

01:11:49.780 when i was a kid most most kids my age like that stuff but when they when disney bought it i kind

01:11:56.180 of knew okay this is probably not going to be great and then a lot of people said episode seven came out i

01:12:00.420 watched it i didn't even hate it that much but i could like i could zoom that was the first one

01:12:04.980 where harrison ford came back yeah the first disney movie and so and i saw it it wasn't the worst thing

01:12:09.940 in the world but i could tell that it's not going to get better from here yeah and eventually i was

01:12:15.940 like i think i told people eventually they're going to beat this into the ground and they're going to

01:12:20.020 do this talking to other people they're going to do this until you all hate it yeah i'm just going to

01:12:24.020 check out now and so i didn't see i haven't seen any of the other disney ones i didn't see i did

01:12:28.900 see episode nine because i was told it was one of the worst movies ever made and it would be funny

01:12:33.540 to watch i watched it and it was substantially worse than i was anticipating it was well to be

01:12:40.420 george lucas was ruining the franchise before this was on a different jar jar binks nine nine is

01:12:48.260 nine is where somehow palpatine returned and the last disney one's not yeah yeah well they

01:12:53.940 i think have they done any other spin i don't know yeah they did a bunch of shows like on disney

01:12:59.300 plus they have a bunch of shows they have animated shows they have a kids like yeah kids so the reason

01:13:04.420 i say that is i think i've gone through like the the meltdown of like oh disney has irredeemably

01:13:09.460 ruined star wars for episode eight episode nine solo this show i think one or two people complained

01:13:18.340 about like the the obi-wan show i actually i actually will i actually will defend solo

01:13:23.620 i think people i think people crapped on it because the uh what was the one that came out

01:13:28.500 before it the um return rogue one no no no last jedi last jedi was the one that came out just before

01:13:34.420 it was the rion johnson one which was just horrible ruins luke skywalker etc etc and then people had this

01:13:40.020 bad taste in their mouth so they took it out on solo but if you actually sit and watch that movie it's

01:13:45.300 like it's just kind of a fun like it's almost like a buddy cop movie all right i thought solo was great

01:13:50.660 solo is the only one of anything from like yeah and it but here go ahead so just to finish the

01:13:56.980 thought is i've kind of been through people freaking out about disney star wars five or six times at

01:14:03.060 this point or they get mad like the new video game is bad or they make a book that has some to it

01:14:09.460 because there's a whole vomit of star wars stuff that's always coming out and i guess what i'm

01:14:15.700 frustrated with is there's like a cottage industry of people who just complain about new star wars or

01:14:22.180 new other stuff and i'm a little frustrated that people just don't have the ability to say

01:14:27.140 i am going to not watch this and i am going to not care about it true it was obvious six years ago

01:14:33.860 that star wars was now but mandalorian actually now that i'm thinking of it mandalorian before i got

01:14:38.580 rid of our disney subscription i liked that they rope you in what'd you say two episodes i i watched

01:14:49.300 like two episodes of mandalorian and i checked out i was like this is dumb none of you are without sin

01:14:54.100 i liked it here's the thing uh star wars to your point as soon as it got bought by disney was going

01:14:59.540 to become more like kitschy and a little more cringe right they could have gone in a in a darker

01:15:05.940 kind of direction i think that would have appealed to some of the kids that grew up with it more who

01:15:12.020 were older and adults i think they just basically said we're going to make these like kiddie movies

01:15:17.300 at this point which is all the all the more reason why you know them inserting their gay agenda they're 0.69

01:15:23.380 not too secret gay agenda into all these films is really uh appalling everything is all fan service 1.00

01:15:30.180 now that's that's probably the big issue it's like it's like oh we're gonna you like you it's like

01:15:35.060 they did this in in the prequels like oh you like boba fett we're gonna give you a whole army of boba 0.97

01:15:39.140 fett's oh you like mandalorians we're gonna give you a whole army like there's gonna even more of junk 0.99

01:15:43.460 that you like and it's like are you actually gonna try to write something good no and they're not they're

01:15:48.420 just not and so i guess my thought crime on all of this is that um so number one obviously what

01:15:55.300 you're talking about is the rest of development people who are in like their their 30s their 40s

01:16:00.820 who are watching this stuff and it's it's a huge problem in millennials and we're actually we're

01:16:05.220 all millennials here or like elder millennials whatever you don't call it gen y by the way is

01:16:09.460 which is slightly different than like your core millennial but in in gen y i've noticed a ton

01:16:14.660 you will see and and you talk about me being on the east coast i see it on the west coast too though

01:16:18.900 um gen y has got star wars stickers on like everything it's they are obsessed with star wars

01:16:26.580 it's disgusting it's you can find you can find threads on on like reddit where people are like 0.62

01:16:32.100 how do i make sure my children grow up to be star wars i just saw that yeah i just saw that what do i

01:16:37.780 do if my children leave the church of star wars and join a different religion that's that's it's

01:16:43.300 it's a problem with men it's a problem it's a problem with men men are obsessed with star wars in

01:16:47.780 their adult uh years and they are totally committed to star wars and so something that i've done as a

01:16:55.140 you know call this a thought crime i tweet this every once in a while and i get so much hate for

01:16:58.580 it when i do is that we don't have anything star wars in our house um star wars is not welcome in

01:17:04.180 the posto household i'm not raising my kids to have anything to do with star wars um this is like one of

01:17:10.500 the one franchises i do this with um where we just like with no toys no clothes they've never

01:17:17.620 seen any of the movies and quite frankly like i'm just not even interested in letting them see any

01:17:22.580 of them i think we have like a baby yoda somewhere in our house but i was never obsessed with star

01:17:28.740 wars so i never even cared like i i don't even see it as like a threat and maybe i should be a

01:17:33.780 little more alert i don't even care he said as he went to solo i like i like so i mean listen there's

01:17:40.420 only so much good yeah solo was good the movie that reveals that white american lead right in

01:17:45.300 that which is like not that i would notice other than the fact that every other single

01:17:50.340 movie of the jedi or like from jedis or whatever everything since i don't know last 15 years they've

01:17:56.980 very distinctly not done a white american lead no no a white american male and and by the way with

01:18:04.900 like some swagger with like some testosterone to him as the lead that was the only one was solo

01:18:10.980 and it's kind of interesting how that's the one that's been sort of like written out of you know

01:18:15.780 the story yeah i i find it noticeable because because it gets mentioned in the in the chat someone

01:18:21.460 brought up harry potter do we have to be like pro harry potter now because jk rowling is is based no

01:18:26.820 absolutely not she's not based she's kind of she's good on the gender she's like an enemy of the 1.00

01:18:31.860 state on the gender stuff i've just never been into it it's it's something that like you know

01:18:37.140 and this is a big difference between gen y and millennials one of the many reasons that i say

01:18:40.660 that gen y and millennials are separate because millennials love harry potter and i was already

01:18:46.660 aged out of like the kitty stuff when that's first started coming around and so i just i never but you

01:18:52.260 will find these gen wires uh like nina yankovich and others i was gonna say this is jack's thing

01:18:58.820 lately are obsessed with harry potter so nina yankovich who was going to be before i got her 0.98

01:19:04.020 fired um who had been hired as the head of the disinformation governance board at the department

01:19:08.980 of homeland security got her quote-unquote renown and fame by being the lead singer of a harry potter

01:19:17.540 tribute band called the moaning myrtles and this was something where now by the way she brought this

01:19:24.420 up recently in congressional testimony complaining about me to congress and whining about me to uh the

01:19:32.100 weaponization committee when they brought her in she said i can't believe he brought that up that's

01:19:35.700 something i did when i was a teenager blah blah blah years ago however comma i looked this up and

01:19:42.100 she was doing this until until her 20s and she's got videos up on youtube in her 20s when she was doing

01:19:50.500 moaning myrtles uh videos and yeah apparently myrtles like a character in there i don't know

01:19:57.860 and and by the way we also know that she was doing videos on tiktok where she was talking about like

01:20:03.060 supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and turning that into you know musical renditions of why we should

01:20:08.900 censor people we don't like on the internet so nina yankovich by the way i'll even say it out there 1.00

01:20:14.500 not the worst singer in the world nina perhaps you should go back to your original calling and stay 1.00

01:20:20.740 out of i don't know government or trying to run or do anything in the real world i basically guarantee

01:20:25.700 that jack basoba could have a like a police lineup of just like six random women and you would be able

01:20:31.860 to pick out like all similar ages similar looks you would be able to look a a harry potter girl in the 0.90

01:20:39.380 eye and pick her out of a crowd i i have so i did this recently i did this i did this uh like a year

01:20:45.380 ago and do you remember who it was it was the head of we did it on the show actually it was the head of

01:20:52.180 the um the uh donald trump grand jury down in georgia do you remember this girl

01:20:59.140 it was like a witch that looks like but we saw her and we're like that's clearly a harry potter girl

01:21:03.540 just from her mannerisms just from her look just the way she carried herself the way she talked i said 0.79

01:21:08.180 that's a harry potter girl we looked it up house slytherin like on her on our twitter account or

01:21:14.340 something we found her twitter we found her reddit we found her instagram it was like harry it was

01:21:21.380 like a cult and harry potter everywhere all right hold on i got her i got her image it's it's worth

01:21:26.820 it's worth bringing her back up uh i think we'll remember this lady

01:21:33.300 oh we have we have nina we have nina singing do we want to play nina yankovic uh singing 159

01:21:44.020 information laundering is really quite ferocious it's when a huckster takes some lies and makes them

01:21:49.060 sound precocious by saying them in congress or a mainstream outlet so disinformation's origins are

01:21:54.900 slightly less atrocious it's how you hide a little idled lie it's how you hide a little idled lie

01:22:01.300 it's how you hide a little idled lie when rudy giuliani shared that in town from ukraine

01:22:05.620 or when tiktok confluences say covet can cause pain they're laundering disinfo and we really should

01:22:11.300 take note and not support their lies with our wallet voice or vote oh by the way she's lying about the 0.99

01:22:18.980 hunter biden laptop right yeah that's a pretty good rhyme it was it's a great live nifty rhyme

01:22:24.580 she's a good singer i think nina i think there's uh there's a place for everyone in the world and

01:22:29.780 yours is clearly doing some kind of singing you know go join a group go do something like that

01:22:35.780 don't try to do anything that involves like using your head or thinking or anything that's below you

01:22:41.940 know kind of above like a 115 maybe even a 110 iq um you know that's fine that's much more your

01:22:48.180 speed you're going to be happier and so will everyone else you know i think about it though

01:22:54.580 it's it's the and blake you and i've talked about this before it's theater kids we've got

01:22:58.180 theater kids running the government we've got theater kids all over the place go look so we've

01:23:02.580 got nini ankovich you've got jen saki is like one of by the way there's no there's no question to me

01:23:08.020 that jen saki is like a harry potter obsessive there's no question she's got the same mannerisms 0.99

01:23:13.620 she's she's cleaned up she's she's much more cleaned up than this um than this girl down emily

01:23:18.100 core yeah throw up throw up the image by the way of the witch the witch from uh from georgia it's

01:23:23.940 160 and then 161 there she is the the georgia four person you can just see it oh there it is

01:23:34.340 you can you can you can pick them out of a lineup i jack i think we should do this okay i i actually

01:23:39.700 think we should do this yeah we should we should do like a a a street test and put like five or six

01:23:45.300 millennial you're saying gen y which are born between what year would gen y be born in jack so

01:23:52.660 gen y is typically you're born in the 80s and then i would start millennial as like 90 it's not it's not

01:23:58.580 hard and fast but basically it's like you're born in the 80s and so you you were the last generation to

01:24:04.180 understand the world before connectivity and the internet you're all right so you're saying millennial

01:24:09.780 millennial women were the harry potter women not the gen y women okay so get a bunch of millennial 1.00

01:24:15.060 women line them up on a wall have them all look you right in the eye line them up against the wall 1.00

01:24:20.500 well it doesn't have to be a wall but like i'm where there's no there's no there's nothing weird

01:24:25.780 happening here other than the fact that they they have to look you in the eye and like smile

01:24:29.700 yes yes it could be a stage and you i bet jack could pick i want the one harry potter like super

01:24:39.540 fan you would pick i i actually have every faith all day long all day every day there's no question

01:24:45.380 it's it i don't know how to explain it i don't know what it is but you can you can always tell

01:24:50.180 what the mannerisms you can tell by the way just the still images just the still images alone is all

01:24:56.420 you need i just give me a six pack just give me six mug shots and i'll pick them out every time

01:25:01.460 so this wall street silver if you want to put up one uh 58 he had a tweet that went viral he said the

01:25:07.860 acolyte this is this new star wars series summary the main character has two mothers the main character

01:25:14.820 has two mothers this is on disney plus by the way two all of the main jedi characters are black or

01:25:20.180 asian zero white men it's predictable not shocking number three in the first episode the only

01:25:25.700 speaking role for a white character was for prisoners so it's not even just like a gay star

01:25:32.980 wars it's it's like it's just like all the dei crt systemic racisms like in one but this is just

01:25:41.460 what i mean like okay wall street silver this is one of those like bro reddit things that buys

01:25:46.500 game stop stock and okay i get that the acolyte is bad but stop watching star wars stop caring about

01:25:54.740 star wars i didn't even know there was a new star wars series until this week well this is the only

01:26:00.420 reason we know about it so is their trick working on us are we just all duped and playing into their

01:26:05.380 you should care about a new disney star wars series the amount you care about like what's the

01:26:09.460 top show on chinese television i don't know right is it sci-fi is it romance i don't know you have to

01:26:15.860 admit typically it's denunciations of uh xi jinping's political opponents right so the but the point is

01:26:22.500 like star wars is a thing it's a it's a cultural phenomenon you can't you can't compare it to like

01:26:28.900 the top show on chinese tv or whatever i mean it it has so much it's such a big franchise it's because

01:26:35.540 people like us on our side choose to care yeah that's what keeps it going i mean i'm fine to like

01:26:40.980 say that i disagree to an extent or star wars i disagree to an extent you you so you know star

01:26:48.260 wars is one of those things that you know had massive cultural valence and was just something

01:26:55.220 that was kind of beloved by a lot of people obviously growing up um as you say in our generation

01:27:00.580 this was something that everybody liked um yeah it's also something that a lot of people grew out

01:27:04.900 of and that's also cool too but taking something that had so much cultural resonance with a uh you

01:27:12.500 know with a group of people and then turning it into just turning it into this yes mystery meat mush of

01:27:19.540 of lgbt nonsense is number one it's ridiculous from a business standpoint and a financial standpoint to 1.00

01:27:26.980 take one of the most successful franchises on the face of the planet and completely run it into the 0.75

01:27:32.900 ground but number two it also goes to show you that the group of people who i call the unhumans 0.90

01:27:38.020 that have taken over it are actually doing these things on purpose they're doing it out of spite

01:27:43.300 they're doing it out of hatred they're doing it because they want to take things that are good they

01:27:48.660 want to take things that are loved that are cultural icons and destroy this you see this with every

01:27:54.020 revolutionary movement that's ever been uh that's ever been concocted in history they see things

01:27:59.300 that are culturally relevant and they want to destroy it so i don't see i don't see any difference

01:28:03.060 between that to the destruction of the confederate statues to the construct to the destruction and the

01:28:08.420 attacks on the american flag again it's just something that's part of our cultural tapestry

01:28:13.220 that they are trying to pervert destroy and eventually purge well i i i feel inspired to throw this image

01:28:20.260 up um you know since we're talking about fantasy and fiction um we have a we have an image of the

01:28:26.980 new uh miss maryland as well if we can throw that up oh gonna wait for it 1.00

01:28:38.020 kylie i'll throw it up when we get a second uh so miss maryland it then the new miss maryland 0.72

01:28:45.220 is trans the new miss maryland is a mr and the really crazy part about this and i'm trying to

01:28:51.780 actually find the picture because i saw one earlier that was a little bit smaller is not just so there

01:28:58.820 you go there it is asian so so wait i always forget the way you're supposed to say it who has a husband

01:29:06.660 but where what is the way you're supposed to say it are you supposed to say trans man or trans woman

01:29:12.020 every time i see riley gains i go i can you just tell me what do i what do i say and i still can't

01:29:18.180 remember she's she's taught me like four times she gets like mad if you do it the wrong way it's 0.59

01:29:22.260 always what you say is what they claim to be so trans woman means they are a man 0.89

01:29:27.460 god yeah okay all right isn't it it's like not really uh like trans man would be like yeah that's

01:29:35.300 a good way of putting it trans equals not really not really a man yeah trans man is not really anyways 0.94

01:29:40.740 the reason i think this is what you why i wanted to throw this image up here is jack to your point 0.74

01:29:45.540 it's like they this is the new miss maryland they take institutions they crap on them they contort them

01:29:51.860 and ruin them and that's just kind of it's like a it's like the locusts going through your your

01:29:57.700 your favorite cultural institution star wars is one and i think that's why it matters actually

01:30:03.300 we could debate whether star wars should be so beloved but the fact is it is right and so when

01:30:09.220 they do this of course it is yeah like so when when you do this to uh you know miss america and

01:30:15.780 you do this star wars you do it to you know the universities and you do it like at some point you

01:30:21.460 just kind of i found the husband picture uh

01:30:26.260 go ahead go ahead no way you gotta you guys yeah dude oh it's like a real husband good lord oh yeah

01:30:31.860 that's a black pill that is a black pill huge black pill oh my gosh throw that you guys have to throw

01:30:37.540 that up what the husband so he's like a what is he in the navy no marine hey there's a there's a

01:30:44.740 village people song about that air force no the marine that's a marine thanks jack good lord so

01:30:51.460 wait like that's like a red-blooded looking marine dude square shot high and tight does he know

01:30:59.300 he's gotta know well you know the you know the stereotype like marine sometimes i don't know the

01:31:05.860 stereotypes they were the last branch to require literacy so you get some well i mean cali 1.00

01:31:14.340 that's shocking jack what's your initial reaction put that image back up there please

01:31:19.540 man so he married knowingly we think a dude so is he gay does that make him gay or is do we know if she's

01:31:29.220 he sorry oh yeah it do we know if he the trans woman not really a woman uh ceremony wait there's

01:31:38.500 a ceremony picture i'm i'm on uh i'm on the i'm on the instagram now oh my gosh this is very i don't

01:31:45.060 know how to wait what's the ceremony what is this what if he's like uh what if he was like uh what

01:31:48.900 if he was like what you know practicing christian and was like i'm saving myself for our wedding

01:31:52.900 night and i want it to be special he's got kind of a funky eyes on wedding night that that is like

01:32:00.740 if you zoom in on his face it is kind of a it is a funny face you know it you're starting to get me

01:32:06.100 with the whole really weird that's a really i mean that's a really weird image

01:32:14.500 all right here throw this one up we we got a little zoomed up version of it for the for the audience

01:32:19.780 man what do you what do you tell your parents i don't know i mean let's maybe he's a well-intentioned 0.76

01:32:29.380 nice guy but of all the fish in the sea bro like i mean unless he's gay and this is sort of like 0.97

01:32:41.860 are we gonna have to dig out that like andrew tate clip or it's like is it is it more gay to like oh 0.77

01:32:47.700 yeah like hulk hogan but it's a woman or like megan fox it's a it's a dude this is a weird would you

01:32:55.140 rather like yeah jack jack do we have the definitive like uh you know you know reddit thread 4chan what

01:33:04.500 what's the consensus here of what is what is more uh so so here's here's my whole thing all right um

01:33:14.260 um so the famous internet question on this is are traps gay and so this is the biggest the

01:33:21.060 biggest one in the world are traps gay and so yes or no i don't actually think it's necessarily 0.52

01:33:26.500 a yes or no question i think that i think it becomes gay when you find out so okay this is

01:33:32.100 this is a real story so i was i i was much younger went out we're having a drink

01:33:39.700 no i was all right no i was with my now wife we were dating and so it was not a story about me

01:33:49.060 but my best buddy thank god at the time was uh had just gone through a breakup and we were out and he

01:33:56.180 saw somebody from across the room literally turns to me and goes that is the most beautiful woman i've 0.99

01:34:04.420 ever seen i'm gonna go talk to her turns out it was not a she it was a he and uh this person was

01:34:13.780 uh canadian and his the trans woman's not really a woman had a boyfriend and it like spun all of our

01:34:23.860 heads first because like my buddy was convinced that was a female and this trans woman had a 0.99

01:34:33.620 actually i think they were engaged it was like there's my fiancee and it was like a normal looking

01:34:37.940 dude and i my head exploded because he approached him was like hey yeah he was like no actually i'm

01:34:43.780 taken no he he did approach him uh trying to you know spark a conversation and then this was like

01:34:52.820 they i guess they like talked for you know five minutes and this this came out of it he came over

01:34:57.860 like his face was as wide as a sheet and he was like you will not believe what just happened and

01:35:03.700 we still talk about to this day he told you that i'd take that i'd take that one to my gray if that

01:35:08.260 happened to me no i mean it was like and he he was he was actually like shaken up by it i think by the

01:35:15.540 fact that he found this person attractive from across so i i don't know i don't know what to make of

01:35:21.060 that like he to jack's point once he found out i think any uh attraction that he was feeling was

01:35:27.780 like gone fair fair enough that's a relief but i saw a woman with two heads in a bar once yeah so 1.00

01:35:34.900 that's a trap that's a classic trap and yeah i think i think once you find out if you continue

01:35:40.100 beyond that or if you still have any feelings beyond that that becomes gay you know what this reminds me 0.98

01:35:44.340 of is when the topless uh tranny at the white house flashed the uh the white house or whatever 0.99

01:35:51.780 and that wasn't it like it was like clay and buck or something like they were talking about 0.94

01:35:56.180 i think jesse kelly said the same thing they're like it's not a bad looking uh trans woman or whatever 0.84

01:36:02.580 and i remember being like shocked that they would say specifically about the uh assets i believe

01:36:07.860 oh were they talking about the okay they were talking about a nice job or whatever i'm like i'm sorry i'm

01:36:13.220 not into it just not yeah there was something like that it's weird like that's that's gen x humor

01:36:18.420 by the way if that is a joke where it's like oh yeah no this is good like i'm i'm accepting i'm cool

01:36:23.700 and that's that's that's a key difference between gen x and gen y gen y is like no i'm not into that

01:36:28.660 not into that at all well i feel like we've successfully uh gone through some thought crimes

01:36:33.940 here so that's by the way since we're sharing um friend stories my craziest friend story is that um

01:36:41.540 um uh my is okay so we knew a guy who was adopted and long story short he thought he was dating an

01:36:55.620 older woman and when he brought that woman to her to meet his parents he's like oh this is my older

01:37:05.060 girlfriend they were like this is your natural mother no this is your birth mom no dated his mom

01:37:17.380 yeah no nice yeah and so and so she didn't oh wait they didn't know about it no they didn't know

01:37:23.780 did the mom the mom didn't know either total edible no the mom didn't know because you know she

01:37:29.380 she'd say she had stayed in the area um was your friend's name to ed uh no this is not even dead um

01:37:38.580 yeah edible and so yeah it's like this crazy thing i think she had been like a like a teen it was like

01:37:46.500 a teen pregnancy kind of thing and and yeah it was like it was like maybe like a 15 year difference

01:37:52.500 or 16 year difference something like that exactly exactly so like 20 to 30 20 to 35 kind of thing

01:37:58.660 did they both just start like throwing up in like i mean what happens in the moments after the revelation

01:38:04.500 do you do you know how the story finishes well i mean so they they obviously ended the romantic

01:38:12.500 part of the relationship and then tried is that obvious jack you know is it obvious

01:38:16.500 yeah and then you know they tried to you know bring up bring up a regular that genie back in the

01:38:24.500 bottle like i mean being said though that being said though we never let him live that one down

01:38:31.540 ever ever so are you still friends with this person can we have a show yeah i want to do like a full

01:38:37.700 hour long in-depth podcast between charlie i mean i could probably hit up my i could probably hit up

01:38:44.260 some buddies who who know him i don't know that i'm i'm sure that he would absolutely not want to

01:38:49.300 talk about this i would like as his publicist advise him not to talk about what if we offered him money

01:38:54.900 yeah i would offer him money for that i want to have him on in like uh like anonymously or something

01:39:01.460 hollywood uh would would eat this up this is right up there uh their fetishist uh it's literally like the

01:39:07.460 third oldest story we have yeah but like still widely frowned upon yeah but you know a lot of

01:39:15.540 things that used to be frowned on are okay now yeah i mean yeah that's true it's very true um do we

01:39:22.660 want to keep going are we dead here oh i i don't i don't think we could do anything um let's let's

01:39:28.340 shout out to fans uh somebody was asking also maybe maybe a couple of comments real quick yeah let's hit the

01:39:33.220 comment someone was asking um um portland hold the line says jack would you consider being white 0.99

01:39:42.820 house press secretary i realize jack is knee deep or elbow deep in gay homo crossdresser larping 0.99

01:39:49.860 pictures but could you answer my question jack bro um yes but only if i am able to talk about stuff like 0.96

01:39:56.100 this from the uh the press briefing room oh my gosh maga kitten ultra says some of my guy friends have

01:40:02.100 told me that as long as they transitioned early they'd still do it lmao nope nope no see that right 1.00

01:40:10.500 there is a perfect example by the way of the fact that people will that when you when you have this

01:40:16.820 stuff pervading your culture you start to get acceptance of it and people start to say oh well

01:40:22.180 i know i'm supposed to be accepting i know i'm supposed to be tolerant so so yeah yeah i would do it and

01:40:28.020 then you you actually start to trick yourself into thinking that that's okay um this has been

01:40:32.660 something that studied it's been something that i should say that they don't like having studied but

01:40:37.220 there's no question that people's attitudes on this are extremely malleable there's parts of the world

01:40:42.180 by the way where it's completely unaccepted and you if and somebody who said something like that would

01:40:47.220 probably be sent to like a mental institution but this is a social contagion um this is why you have

01:40:53.220 incels that evolve into these types of things many many times yeah it and and by the way that is like

01:41:01.380 a weird deal i don't know what i don't even know if this is relevant or maybe it's another thought

01:41:05.540 crime but like the castrati in italy that were castrated at a very young age to keep their singing

01:41:11.380 voice intact like there is fundamental transformations that happen that you can stop obviously we know this

01:41:18.100 through drugs and that that sort of thing now that that will you know basically transform transform

01:41:25.460 by lack of transformation it will forever alter the development of a of a young boy or something

01:41:30.900 i i i don't know if that's relevant but it is it is something i've often thought about like we have uh

01:41:36.180 one recording i think still from the the last living castrati that they ever did that we know of at

01:41:41.460 least they have they still have the recording uh of and it sounds like a woman singing are we mentioning

01:41:45.860 that because you have to do that if you're going to be the white house press secretary yeah jack yeah

01:41:49.620 jack you would have to permanently take care of that excellent it'll be done yeah anyways okay uh any

01:41:59.060 other comments here oh by the way we haven't um by the way we've been kind of remissed that we have a

01:42:07.380 huge event coming up uh next week and i don't even think we've mentioned it once here um but we have

01:42:12.020 the people's convention where by the way steve bannon will be appearing um so go to tpaction.com

01:42:20.260 or.org uh tpaction.com forward slash peoples yeah tpaction.com forward slash peoples so president

01:42:29.540 trump will be in attendance steve bannon will be in attendance um everyone's favorites are going to be

01:42:35.700 there you must come to this thing at now more than ever this probably will be steve bannon's if if

01:42:42.020 unless anything changes it will be steve bannon's last public appearance last public speech uh we're

01:42:48.180 doing a book launch event there for my book on humans if you want to come by check that out we've

01:42:51.700 got a ton of pre-orders and uh really excited about that the actual book doesn't even drop yet so if you

01:42:56.900 want to get it you can get it a couple of weeks early at peoples we were able to work that all out but

01:43:01.780 you know huge day for turning point action we're just getting started uh and of course by the way uh

01:43:06.900 our our esteemed co-host tyler will be in attendance tyler's also someone who's been putting together

01:43:13.700 um in attendance bro i should say virtually or um or in person we'll we'll see about that but a huge

01:43:20.260 shout out to him by the way for putting together turning point action and putting together turning

01:43:24.020 points uh actions arm and these events because we wouldn't have been able to do any of this without

01:43:29.300 tyler who's someone we we stand with and support completely yeah tyler for people who don't know

01:43:34.500 i mean he comes on the show and we don't really give him proper due sometimes but tyler along with

01:43:39.940 charlie but you know charlie has a thousand other jobs he's the guy that has to go speak he's the guy

01:43:44.500 that has to go sort of fundraise and all these things but so tyler as uh coo of tp usa was one of

01:43:51.620 the probably the key architect of the field program that is now sort of the envy of the conservative

01:43:56.500 world we have 35 uh college in high 3 500 college and high school uh chapters or presence on those

01:44:03.460 on those campuses uh hundreds of thousands of students involved and and then he sort of took

01:44:08.500 that and is now building out uh a national sort of field ballot chase program so using some of those

01:44:14.900 same tips trip tricks and tips that he learned along the way there building out our ballot chase in

01:44:21.300 arizona wisconsin and michigan so hat tip to tyler um he'll be back soon

01:44:30.020 back very very soon yeah people need to check that out all right we don't have any more comments i

01:44:34.180 think that's about it for tonight uh blake people can't follow you but if they want to see you of

01:44:41.060 course you can watch on the charlie kirk show and andrew we plug in your socials or what man

01:44:44.740 andrew k say listen if i get if i get 500 new followers tonight i'll start actively tweeting

01:44:52.020 again there it is that's the challenge andrew k say jack and you don't get to just like retweet

01:44:57.940 something random of mine and give me 500 new followers that doesn't count has to be organic

01:45:02.660 go go give andrew some followers folks he's feeling left out a little bit but until then folks

01:45:07.460 go out there and commit thought crimes

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - June 08, 2024

THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 48 — Trump Rally Aftermath + Pride Month + ＂White Fortressing＂？

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