Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 6 — Oppenheimer v. Barbie, The Incredible Shrinking Ron DeSantis, Real-Life NPCs, The Michigan Maneuver

00:00:00.000 ladies and gentlemen we've got another episode of thought crime for you on today's episode charlie

00:00:05.600 myself and the gang break down the aftermath of turning point action also this insanity the jason

00:00:12.800 aldean antifa blm song getting canceled by cmt the michigan electors charged oppenheimer versus

00:00:19.840 woke barbie and what is the npc tiktok trend stay tuned you need to hear this let's get into it

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00:00:46.320 welcome to thought crimes everybody aptly named and mentioned by tucker carlson which is our first

00:00:52.880 segment today andrew colvette joins us the ever popular blake neff i have people coming up to me

00:01:00.400 all over the time sending me dating resumes for blake and jack posobic who is in bedminster new

00:01:06.000 jersey there's a lot going on jack what are you doing in bedminster

00:01:13.200 charlie i'm over here because we are just a few hours away from the historic presidential screening

00:01:20.240 of the film a sound of freedom with president trump tim ballard eduardo verostigui and a number of

00:01:27.760 people involved with the film here present on the bedminster property well very good we have

00:01:33.200 we have a lot to go through today and to cover the first topic we were all at turning points action

00:01:40.880 conference act con andrew i want you to kick it off you handle all the pr media do a great job you've

00:01:48.000 been to dozens of these events i think this is event unlike any other certainly at its challenges

00:01:53.760 in some ways but it's blessings for sure andrew act con your reaction winners losers people who ended up

00:02:00.160 in the middle andrew colvette yeah no this was i think charlie you would agree of all the events that

00:02:06.640 we've executed on this was probably right up there with the top two most challenging uh the other one

00:02:12.480 one being 20 20 at the same venue at the same venue uh during covet and we reluctantly returned

00:02:20.240 to this venue thinking that maybe that was just a covet era thing but listen uh there was some line

00:02:26.240 issues that the secret service didn't help with but i really don't want to focus on any of that i mean

00:02:31.280 it was there we did a great job i think dealing with it live in real time uh but i will tell you that the

00:02:38.080 biggest winner uh is donald trump from at con there's no doubt but the second biggest winner

00:02:43.760 is vivek vivek ramaswamy who won uh basically the second choice vote in the straw poll uh which i think

00:02:51.360 surprised a lot of people that was a massive massive deal the electricity in the crowd i mean if you go

00:02:58.560 through social media and you look at it there's there's no other event in the conservative landscape like

00:03:03.360 the events that turning points able to pull off i mean the welcome for trump the welcome for vivek

00:03:09.360 bongino bannon uh marjorie taylor green bobert gates holly jd vance senator cruz i mean there's

00:03:17.200 really nothing like it the lineup is uh beyond the pale and then hey listen the the big loser here is

00:03:24.400 governor ron de santis i'm a i'm a governor ron de santis fan i've been really open about that uh you

00:03:30.080 know we are behind trump in 2024 but we certainly are not in the business of trashing uh governor

00:03:36.080 ron de santis or getting in the mud some people are there's a whole thing going on on social media

00:03:40.320 that you guys sure are very well aware of but listen we like we like the governor um we have a

00:03:46.240 lot of respect for what he's done in florida but i will tell you a lot of people say that this this was

00:03:50.320 a setup we were just trying to get governor ron de santis there so he would get food and and heckled

00:03:54.880 that is a complete and utter lie um we we would have rolled out the red carpet for him i was

00:04:00.400 personally involved in working with his team to get him in at that event in florida it didn't work out

00:04:06.320 it looks like they're they're they're uh dealing with some other things in their campaign some

00:04:10.880 financial things we can certainly talk about but but listen he would have performed i believe five

00:04:16.960 x as well as he did had he just showed up the the rumor mill easily mill that was going on before

00:04:22.640 the event really soured a lot of people on governor ron de santis they wanted him there and they would

00:04:28.160 have rewarded him had he come and i think exhibit a is viveka ramaswamy he got a hero's welcome he was

00:04:34.080 getting cheered in the after parties these videos were going viral and had santis come and owned the

00:04:39.840 moment shook a lot of hands rented a room outside did a party whatever he wanted to do he would have

00:04:45.520 owned the moment and it would have been a big win for him unfortunately he missed that opportunity

00:04:49.440 so blake you have a tendency to be contrarian or see things other people don't see this is your

00:04:54.640 second turning point event your first turning point action event blake you watched from afar what stood

00:04:58.960 out to you what did you learn what surprised you blake or was it just kind of exactly as you would

00:05:04.400 have expected blake now uh thanks charlie i think the overall tone was really similar to uh it was it was

00:05:11.680 actually pretty similar to amfest which i was at last december and i think it was about what i expected

00:05:17.600 uh you could see the vibe of uh it is still donald trump's republican party i mean we had all of the

00:05:24.800 uh all of the candidates faces out on uh pasted to a wall in the big area and people could leave notes

00:05:30.880 on them and you know trump is in the middle and all of the notes on his are you know overwhelmingly

00:05:35.040 positive and then uh emanating out from that you have all the other candidates faces and there's fans

00:05:40.160 for each of them but definitely i think more criticism than than praise and you know even with the

00:05:47.280 vivaq you know vivaq did really well but the vivaq was really what he was is he was cementing himself

00:05:52.160 as like a a bonus trump a trump alternative the guy that if trump you know somehow goes to jail

00:05:59.680 or is incapacitated uh you know he could be the guy who steps up in his place or he could be a trump

00:06:04.880 vice presidential pick and like that's very much what he's running for as opposed to like i should

00:06:09.680 unseat trump or displace trump in any way and so then he comes out as this as the big you know winner

00:06:15.600 besides trump himself but i think the funniest part of the aftermath for me uh and you know

00:06:21.200 really a fitting symbolism is that ron de santis decides i'm not going to go to uh act con i'm

00:06:26.720 going to do my own thing i'm going to go to iowa i'm going to play to the national media and part of

00:06:31.360 the strategy was i'm going to do this big cnn interview on monday night and then he just ends

00:06:36.240 up getting you know shoved out of the news cycle because the uh jack smith news with trump completely

00:06:42.800 replaces him and makes that a bigger deal instead of uh whatever de santis was going to say and

00:06:47.360 what did he say i don't even recall no and that i mean so we're kind of master clip watchers here

00:06:55.440 meaning that when there's clips of anything that's interesting between kind of our collective group

00:07:00.240 chats we kind of have a good pulse on it right if there's riots if there's something happening in

00:07:05.280 ukraine if there's a wacky thing said by a candidate we kind of have our eyeballs on it there was only one

00:07:12.080 clip that was shared and that was de santis on the woke military with jake tapper and that was it

00:07:17.440 jack i think the most newsworthy item though out of the turning point action conference that

00:07:22.800 i think is still making waves is we asked the question and i i was responsible for the wording

00:07:27.920 of the question i made it x i made it intentionally explicit because we could have worded the question

00:07:34.720 are you in favor of sending aid to ukraine are you in favor of helping ukraine against russia

00:07:41.680 the way that we worded it and i want to make sure i get it right i believe is do you believe that us

00:07:47.040 should be involved at all in the war in ukraine 95.8 percent of our attendees said no jack how should

00:07:56.960 we think about this well charlie this is something that actually stood out to me a lot and i remember

00:08:05.680 standing there in the room as you were reading out the numbers because what stood out to me so much

00:08:12.000 look people thought that trump was going to come in first place and he did and that wasn't a shock

00:08:17.200 but trump in a sense actually came in second place in the turning point straw poll for turning point

00:08:23.760 action why do i say that because trump got 85 percent opposition to u.s involvement in ukraine

00:08:33.040 actually pulled 10 points higher than support to trump and so that means that there may have been

00:08:39.840 people that uh were were maybe giving their vote to vivek maybe some of the dissented supporters that

00:08:45.760 this is actually something that aligns the base of the party and certainly you can look at turning

00:08:51.280 point action as a barometer for the base in the united states and it's not just republican uh there's

00:08:57.920 an independence there's even maybe even some democrats in there that there is actually stronger

00:09:03.840 opposition to u.s involvement and i understand exactly why you worded this the question the way

00:09:11.600 that you worded the question because you didn't say boots on the ground you didn't say money you didn't

00:09:16.560 say financing you didn't say volunteering etc etc you said involvement because it becomes then

00:09:23.040 a catch-all term and we're not going to break this out look richard barris can go to do that i'm sure

00:09:28.400 he'll be able to come out with some very detailed responses but you weren't looking for that you were

00:09:34.000 looking for the big overall most important number and i gotta i'll even ask you charlie were you surprised

00:09:42.160 to see the number that high yeah and actually we did a similar one uh at amfest and last year

00:09:51.120 where we asked the question of uh what matters more the u.s southern border or ukraine and i think the

00:09:57.200 answer i mean it's such kind of a layup question it's not even fairly composed because of course most

00:10:01.920 people are going to say the southern border i think 93 last year said southern border or 94 this beat

00:10:08.720 that jack and i mean you can't get 95 of anybody in a room to agree on anything right let alone this

00:10:16.640 and so jack but what frustrates me the most is 99 of republican politicians support what their voters

00:10:27.760 oppose that's unsustainable jack your reaction

00:10:31.360 well it's all right it's completely unsustainable and i think mike pence found that out on friday when

00:10:42.400 he was on stage with tucker and then caught himself up in cross statements where tucker asked him

00:10:49.680 basically a similar question the way you phrased it uh he didn't say the border but he talked about u.s

00:10:54.560 cities the completely deplorable state of our cities the graffiti the violence spiraling out of control

00:11:00.720 into the suburbs into the rural areas and and pence throws something out there where it sounded like

00:11:06.640 he was saying that's not my concern now his campaign's trying to walk it out and say well no

00:11:11.680 i was i wasn't concerned about the tanks and we could do both etc but he was caught in that trap

00:11:18.160 because it's a trap of his own making and that's the point that tucker was making that's the point

00:11:23.680 that you made later on twitter that so many of us later made on twitter that the broader truth here

00:11:28.880 is that so many of these republican politicians are campaigning like it's the 1980s like we're going

00:11:35.520 up against the soviet union like this is an existential crisis to the united states who controls

00:11:40.800 the donbass basin of eastern ukraine and the crimea peninsula when you've got people actually

00:11:47.440 here in the united states that i think and by the way this also came up in the echelon insights poll

00:11:53.760 and uh we were going back and forth with uh with david sacks and the guys that run echelon

00:11:59.040 because they pointed out that ukraine is actually pulling number 17 nationwide when it comes to

00:12:06.320 priorities for 2024 number 17 i haven't gotten the full list yet i've been meaning to do so but i've

00:12:11.520 been traveling as i know you have been and i really want to come find out all the 16 things that are ahead

00:12:17.760 of us involvement in ukraine well uh i will say that's a little deceiving though and it's only

00:12:24.640 deceiving because when i filled out my straw poll uh answer i ranked the war in ukraine as the top

00:12:30.800 issue but it's not involvement the war in ukraine it's ending the war in ukraine and so i i think it's

00:12:38.400 in some ways a deceiving question because i think jack you and i would agree that it's a top concern of

00:12:43.360 whether or not we stay involved in it andrew also notable out of this the straw poll results was the

00:12:48.880 lack of confidence in the rnc 77 of people said they don't plan to vote donate to the rnc

00:12:55.920 andrew the rnc is now trying everything they can to try to get donald trump to debate in the upcoming

00:13:02.960 uh debate in milwaukee wisconsin andrew audience was not very supportive of the rnc in any way

00:13:09.520 no i mean actually one of the things that hasn't gotten a lot of pub charlie is one of the questions

00:13:14.960 like are you excited about the upcoming debates this the the rnc primary debates used to be must

00:13:22.240 watch absolute mandatory television time appointment viewing we didn't make a big deal about this but it

00:13:29.600 was only like 58 percent of the audience was excited about them that's a that's barely a majority right now

00:13:36.160 trump and listen the rnc got shellacked on are you going to donate to them it was nearly 80 i think

00:13:41.920 it was 77 of people said they weren't going to donate um and i want to make one other one other

00:13:47.840 comment uh about those those issues list because i think it goes straight back to this constant

00:13:53.360 establishment assault against donald trump and that's the top issue the top issue was still the

00:13:59.520 southern border and immigration if you remember when when trump came down the golden escalator

00:14:04.400 he said listen they're sending rapists they're center but they're not you know they're not sending

00:14:08.480 their best and i assume some are good people remember remember what a big deal that was how

00:14:13.680 it pushed the overton window back before trump we weren't allowed to talk about illegal immigration

00:14:18.800 and legal immigration and who's coming into our country these were third rail topics he changed

00:14:23.760 that topic but guess that that debate in front the way it was framed but guess what all these years

00:14:29.440 later it's still the most important topic the number one topic is still immigration it will

00:14:35.040 always be a winning issue with the base with nationalist populist conservative uh voters um and

00:14:40.640 it and it remains so today so they will continually try and turn this issue into such a demon like

00:14:47.040 they'll demonize people that that advocate for border security and all these things it's still the top

00:14:50.960 issue and trump knew it all the way back in 2015 and he's still leading on it right now so i i just

00:14:56.000 wanted to call that out i think it's really interesting but yeah i mean to your earlier

00:14:59.600 point the rnc is a big loser you know ronna mcdaniel it appears to me that she may have won the battle 1.00

00:15:07.120 to remain uh chair of the rnc but she's losing the war uh the rnc is uh we're hearing rumors that they are

00:15:14.720 massively uh bleeding capital that they don't have enough money and you know they've got a brand problem

00:15:21.040 and unless they do something really drastic like hey a different chair or they start working working

00:15:26.720 with groups like turning point action to do ballot harvesting or something uh i just i don't see them

00:15:32.560 getting out of it which is a really big problem heading into 2024 there's no doubt about it

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00:15:42.800 jason aldean and my opinions of country music are well known but i will repeat them

00:15:48.960 if you think you got mad at me for the corn takes last week just wait till you hear my country music

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00:18:29.200 you know that i am not a fan i don't think that's true music in fact i think i i think that uh country

00:18:37.440 music is noise that happens to rhyme however a lot of people like country music i do like country music

00:18:44.480 culture and i like people who like country music and so i have all those kind of different let's just

00:18:51.360 say takes on that i've got a chance to meet a lot of country music artists and i think the world of

00:18:56.880 many of them including jason aldean this is a fascinating story andrew you're kind of our resident

00:19:03.200 country music admirer or fan so i'm going to kind of let you carry the water here what's going on with

00:19:08.400 great american patriot good man very talented artist jason aldean

00:19:12.640 well uh he's getting uh he's getting attacked by the likes of cheryl crow and others uh and then he

00:19:21.040 had his music video try try that in a small town taken down by cmt it looks like and so uh you know

00:19:28.560 it's a it's a it's not to me i listen to it i think most of our audience would listen to it and i think

00:19:32.640 we have some clips from the from the uh music video and we'll find those in just a second but these are

00:19:38.800 this is a really it's not shouldn't be controversial he's just saying like almost every other country

00:19:44.480 music song says that hey small town values are the best and we don't let people get away with you know

00:19:49.760 spitting the cops faces and trashing the liquor store in the small town uh try that in a small 0.98

00:19:55.360 town it's a little aggressive maybe like you know you're gonna get your butt kicked if you uh try and 0.99

00:20:00.560 mess with our town but like listen that's the way that's the way of the world that's what really 0.81

00:20:04.960 happens you know and cheryl crowe is saying hey we don't like violence in small towns either it's 0.97

00:20:09.440 like no that's not what he's saying he's saying if you want to sow discord so chaos in our town and

00:20:14.640 you want to come and riot about some trumped up phony baloney uh uh racial trans whatever the thing is 0.54

00:20:22.320 of the week in our town we're not going to let it uh happen so anyways i think a lot of people

00:20:26.640 resonate with the lyrics it's now number one on the charts so conservatives are rallying behind it

00:20:32.080 and let's just say this i talked with jason aldean actually backstage at uh am fest uh last year

00:20:38.720 nicest guy nicest guy him and his wife are are the real deal yeah they're they're total blue chips in

00:20:45.840 the conservative uh or the country music uh sort of ecosystem it doesn't get much bigger than them i

00:20:51.680 think right now it's basically morgan wallen might have an edge on him and that's about it and by the

00:20:57.520 way morgan wallen and jason aldean are really good friends and so i think what's going to be

00:21:01.200 interesting to see here is what happens to cmt and what happens to these uh woke country artists

00:21:06.480 that are getting behind some of this stuff like christina ballerini or whatever her name was

00:21:10.560 where she uh at the cmt music awards where she performed with a bunch of drag uh drag queens on 1.00

00:21:16.720 stage everybody you know the woke cmt awards so it's pretty appalling actually that that this seems

00:21:22.240 to be gaining traction like he was calling for lynching or something i mean i don't when i listen to

00:21:26.640 the song i don't hear it at all at all and he and he also uh jason aldean went on social media to say

00:21:33.680 that in fact this these were all actual uh the crime footage that's in the video it's actual

00:21:40.960 news reporting so he didn't didn't doctor anything he didn't take anything out of context it's just the

00:21:45.920 scenes of you know the blm riots and the antifa stuff so i think it's much ado about nothing you know

00:21:52.640 conservatives have to put up with uh liberals that we hate their music or we we hate we hate their

00:21:58.480 ideas but we love their music and then you know they're having one freak out out of one conservative

00:22:02.880 country music star well let's uh let's bring that up andrew let's bring up a 97 put it on put it on

00:22:08.320 screen yeah i think i got this shared from eight different people over the last night if you can't

00:22:14.560 read it it's uh conservatives listening to their favorite band that hates them which is if you're like

00:22:20.640 me and listen to like deranged heavy metal music from the 80s a very common experience and then

00:22:25.120 you know the poor poor liberals who have encountered one song from an artist they don't like and they

00:22:30.080 have died a tragic death and then they will rise and they will try to burn down another city and

00:22:34.320 probably a small town too now yeah exactly yeah beware if you're a small town um we do have clips from

00:22:40.960 this uh i believe so let's uh let's play let's play a couple clips from the from the actual music video cut 73

00:22:50.640 cuss out a cop spit in his face sculp on the flag and light it up 0.97

00:22:57.120 yeah you think you're tough we'll try that in a small town see how far you make it down the road 0.90

00:23:10.560 around here we take care of our own you cross that line it won't take long for you to find out i reckon you don't

00:23:20.640 all right is it over is it over all right i'm gonna put back in my earphone now i'm i'm with charlie

00:23:26.560 on the country music question it's not it's not for me i i'm right there with you blake but i have

00:23:32.400 i have too much respect for jason aldean and his strong stances to give my editorial opinion jack

00:23:39.440 how should we think about this jack i can't are you really a country music fan so i actually have a

00:23:45.680 funny story about that as well because charlie i i think i'm i'm more in your camp where i'm i'm

00:23:51.120 probably not going to be listening to country music if you give me the choice look i'm i'm from

00:23:55.360 philadelphia area you know we grew up with rock we grew up with metal uh that kind of stuff i'm a primus

00:24:01.280 guy sabaton smashing pumpkins um seen david bowie like five times that's country's not my thing but

00:24:08.880 when tanya came to the united states uh from the soviet union for some reason i which i haven't

00:24:16.800 quite gotten the story on this she fell in love with country music and so when we first started

00:24:22.240 dating she would always say that if i wanted to go out with her i had to take her to country concerts 1.00

00:24:27.760 so i was like well i decided to bite the bullet i said it's worth it and uh yeah i ended up seeing a

00:24:35.680 bunch of actually a bunch of the same acts that later i would get to meet and see at america fest

00:24:41.360 when tanya and i were just dating like a decade ago now you know that's actually pretty amazing jack

00:24:47.360 because uh i've read the same thing in like rural africa like kenya northern kenya uh like tanzania

00:24:57.120 nigeria tons of those places like old u.s country is really popular like you can find videos of them

00:25:02.800 at these african weddings and they're all dancing very energetically to johnny cash uh willie nelson

00:25:09.280 like older country classics like that and it really you know it speaks to them like it's a very similar

00:25:14.320 lifestyle like a lot of them are ranchers in rural areas uh with kind of you know more old-fashioned

00:25:20.080 values wait so i like johnny cash i like willie nelson oh yeah but then they get the stut later stuff

00:25:26.880 too they're they're also getting our modern country music as well and so you know it's like it is like

00:25:32.960 a global appeal and i kind of like that i like that in a lot of places the american culture that travels

00:25:38.720 best is like golden age like 80s reagan america like these people who love you know roller coasters

00:25:46.240 and pro wrestling and in a weird way i guess it's like you know it's like the ones who like old anime

00:25:50.800 shows and so yeah then they love old uh country music shows to country music acts too uh i'd rather

00:25:57.280 have that be traveling than whatever we're putting out today am i the only country music fan on this 0.97

00:26:02.800 panel right now you guys are a bunch of losers hopefully yeah i'm telling you i grew up i grew up 0.96

00:26:07.120 with yeah i grew up uh from a ranching family in northern nevada yeah you guys are you guys are all 0.98

00:26:14.400 losing out missing out i grew up in a ranching family from northern nevada and i mean i grew up with

00:26:19.200 george straight sitting on the my dad's you know three-quarter ton 76 chevy pickup truck sitting on

00:26:25.360 the bench seat uh driving down dirt roads like bailing hay so like you know you guys just don't

00:26:31.680 get it yet and you know that that's fine but here's one thing i don't get behind as a country uh country

00:26:38.560 fan uh let's go ahead and play cut uh 79 this is uh this is from april country singer kelsey ballerini

00:26:45.840 performs with drag race stars um and uh get some backlash for her wokeness 79 0.98

00:26:51.360 so apparently that's bad i'll admit that's bad but here's this is what's interesting so when uh we

00:27:19.360 were at young women's leadership summit there was a washington post reporter there and this is

00:27:23.920 going to start getting a lot more publicity there was a washington post reporter there that wants to

00:27:28.480 do a whole story on the dividing country music so nashville is a traditionally conservative town

00:27:34.800 but there is this growing divide between like the maren morris's and all of this and the and the

00:27:40.160 morgan wallens and the jason aldeens tim mcgras apparently exceptionally liberal so is his wife uh

00:27:46.880 faith hill and so there's this big rift erupting in a formerly very conservative town garth brooks

00:27:53.840 just took a bunch of heat for saying that we're going to serve bud light at his bar and you know

00:27:59.040 all these a-holes that are trying to turn you know politicize the trans issue or whatever i don't i 0.79

00:28:05.200 forget exactly what he said there's a massive divide happening but i i mean listen if i'm a country's

00:28:11.200 country country if i'm in the country music business i would just say watch yourself because

00:28:16.960 if you're going to go on the woke stuff if you're going to go on the the progressive agenda within

00:28:21.040 country music you are instantly parting ways with i would say 80 of your fan base so it's a losing

00:28:27.520 battle for them and i don't know why they're doing it maybe they think they're on some holy crusade

00:28:31.920 um shout out steve bannon but i just think i don't know why they were doing it as as strictly a business 0.96

00:28:38.320 proposition it's a it's a loser

00:28:43.760 it is uh it is the mind virus of the woke that is infecting all institutions and i didn't get a

00:28:49.440 chance to see that last uh last clip but boy that was hard to listen to okay let's uh i think we can

00:28:56.160 now proceed to the next topic that we have here yes the michigan electors but i want to make sure

00:29:02.320 we stay on pace here andrew who's our next partner is it public square i want to make sure i'm tracking

00:29:08.000 with this with the hundreds and hundreds of messages that our collective team is sending

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00:30:45.440 okay apparently tanya loves genu cell blake what's going on in michigan all right all right charlie so uh

00:30:52.160 the big news that hit this week honestly i'd say it's equally as big as the jack smith news you

00:30:57.840 could say about you know where he might charge trump the attorney general of michigan dana nestle

00:31:03.760 she has brought charges against 16 different i would say electors prospective electors whatever

00:31:10.000 you want to say 16 people in michigan who signed their names to a certification that they were valid

00:31:16.960 uh electoral college votes for donald trump in 2020 they're being hit with eight felonies apiece

00:31:22.960 if you take the maximum penalty for each of the felonies brought against them which

00:31:26.800 it's probably not going to happen but it's fun to to name it it's up to 85 years in prison because they

00:31:31.600 have all these uh fraud charges that are 14 years apiece maximum and it's all because they claim to be

00:31:38.480 valid electors in 2020 during the dispute over whether michigan whether michigan's election was fair

00:31:43.680 whether there was fraud whether the ballots were counted correctly and all of that and she's two

00:31:48.960 and a half years after the fact gone and charged all the people involved who are all in their one

00:31:54.480 or two are in their 50s but they're almost all in their 60s 70s or even their early 80s and is charging

00:32:00.080 them with this whole raft of fraud offenses to try to put them in prison for saying that they are valid

00:32:05.520 electors and you know the follow-on to this is the reason they were doing this is there's a widespread

00:32:12.320 impression that okay if there's an election dispute between different slates of electors

00:32:17.040 at a minimum both of those electoral slates need to be going through the process like they're valid

00:32:23.280 electors and under the constitution plus federal law it ordains that you know there's a set day in

00:32:29.520 december where the electoral college meets each of them assembles in the state capital of their state

00:32:34.880 casts their ballots it goes to congress and then the vice president counts them so the trump campaign

00:32:40.880 recruited all of these people in these contested states michigan was is the one here but it's

00:32:45.600 also pennsylvania wisconsin uh arizona and so on and had them you know sign sheets saying you know we are

00:32:53.360 we believe we won this state we are the valid electors these are our electoral votes and the plan

00:32:58.560 is if trump succeeds in his legal challenge then these electoral votes can be counted and they were doing

00:33:04.320 this because in 1960 there was an election between richard dixon and john f kennedy kennedy won that election but

00:33:10.880 uh history fans might know that it was a very close election and in hawaii nixon won the uh initial

00:33:18.480 day of count and his election his electors got certified the kennedy campaign disputed it they held a recount

00:33:25.360 and because the recount was still being litigated uh there were two slates of electors there was the official

00:33:30.720 nixon won and then kennedy's unofficial one and they still gathered they said they're the valid electors they signed

00:33:36.480 sheets of paper saying this and they submitted it and eventually they won their the recount favored

00:33:42.160 kennedy and those were the ones that were counted and a state judge said yeah we would have had to

00:33:46.240 throw this out but it was a good thing you guys met and cast your ballots so it's allowed to count

00:33:51.040 and now you know 60 years later dana nestle of michigan comes along and says this is a felony

00:33:56.640 you know have fun with your 85 years in prison

00:33:58.800 so let me ask you a question uh blake do we know the trump campaign recruited them because that's not

00:34:06.640 always how slates of electors occur sometimes it's from the bottom up this matters a lot because of

00:34:12.560 the looming jack smith indictment donald trump might be indicted it's it's almost a certainty but blake do

00:34:17.520 we know how they were selected and does that matter uh they were there was a coordination with the trump

00:34:24.560 campaign in terms of uh recruiting i believe i i don't have it all exactly in front of me but i

00:34:30.160 believe they were recruited working with the trump campaign which was coordinating this they did not

00:34:35.520 do the exact same thing in each state uh because in some of them they were more legally gun shy so some of

00:34:42.240 them did sign statements saying expressly we're only the electors if the trump campaign succeeds with its

00:34:48.880 legal challenge some of them just did the same thing the kennedy campaign did and said we're the valid

00:34:53.840 electors we we claim to be the valid electors and you kind of just let the courts or the

00:34:57.520 political system sort it out uh but they did not you know they didn't charge trump under this what they

00:35:03.760 did charge them with is fraud for saying basically for signing a sheet of paper saying we're the valid

00:35:08.800 electors and they're like you know you're not the valid electors so that's fraud um it definitely does

00:35:14.960 fit into the broader offensive i don't think it's a coincidence that these charges are dropping two and a

00:35:20.480 half years later in the exact same week where jack smith might be bringing charges related to january

00:35:26.800 6th it'll be interesting to see whether any of this electoral vote stuff plays into any charges that

00:35:32.880 jack smith might bring or if it's more of like tainting the overall media miasma you know pushing

00:35:38.320 this whole narrative that trump was trying to overthrow our democracy because they know like you know even if

00:35:44.240 they sequester the jury or do all those procedures they do that are supposed to ensure a fair trial

00:35:49.120 that they know that if they can get a very strong media narrative of like trump tried to overthrow

00:35:54.080 democracy trump tried to do the very bad thing trump tried to do tried to do a coup d'etat oh my god

00:36:00.000 that this will be uh what they need to do to actually get him convicted and then keep him for running

00:36:06.000 for president which is of course the real point of this so let me ask andrew here andrew this is this is so

00:36:15.840 cruel i mean andrew i think you could i can't help but think of just kind of the sweet woman at that

00:36:22.560 or the you know men that are in their 70s or 80s that attend you know some of our rallies or events we

00:36:28.000 saw some that act con obviously we had mostly student audience don't you agree andrew that like this is

00:36:32.720 these are normal everyday people that they're trying to break they're trying to destroy them and put them

00:36:38.720 into a quasi gulag this is one of the most immoral things i've seen in quite some time andrew yeah i

00:36:46.640 mean it's so true i mean we we had everybody saw that story of the j6 granny just getting thrown into 1.00

00:36:52.080 into jail or prison i can't remember if she was it was jail or prison uh but you know this this does

00:36:58.080 kind of reek of that and to and to blake's earlier point i mean two and a half years later we we heard

00:37:04.160 some whispers that the democrat attorney general in arizona is coming after or at least knocking on

00:37:11.200 some doors there we've heard it in michigan and nevada earlier i think the key here is they have to

00:37:16.880 establish that this was centrally organized and this vast right-wing conspiracy to overthrow the 0.97

00:37:21.760 election or whatever i mean that's such garbage it's not even it's you know it's not it's laughable

00:37:27.840 what what this was was a backup plan all on 1960 exactly what blake pointed out it didn't 0.93

00:37:33.920 work the lawsuits failed so that these these uh alternate electors never you know really had any

00:37:40.640 relevance uh but what they're trying to show is that all don't believe your lying eyes don't believe

00:37:45.680 the clips of trump saying go home we have to remain peaceful the tweets on january 6th saying

00:37:50.720 hey you need to go home remain peaceful the speech preceding the march to the capitol where he said

00:37:57.600 peacefully and patriotically march to the capitol don't believe any of that trump was trying to

00:38:03.200 overthrow the government that day and guess what here's the evidence we've got these alternate

00:38:06.560 slate of electors that was all part of the plan okay they were part of the plan and in as much as

00:38:11.440 if the lawsuits worked and now you you know these people that pose no no threat to the republic

00:38:19.040 80 year old grannies in michigan and arizona nevada wherever else georgia they are now getting 0.98

00:38:25.920 charged two and a half years later in a i believe absolute coordination with the federal government with the

00:38:32.560 department of justice and jack smith uh simply to establish you know it's like who cares if the

00:38:38.080 innocents get thrown under the bus we've got a bigger goal here and that's taking out trump and removing

00:38:42.320 him from the 2024 ballot and and i just want to throw it over to to jack here um because jack jack had

00:38:48.880 a clip that went mega viral i saw it multiple places jack you uh you you are predicting some pretty horrible

00:38:56.560 stuff if they're able to successfully execute this the strategy that looks like it's coming straight

00:39:01.440 from merrick garland doj jack smith yeah andrew what's going on here is that i've been following

00:39:09.440 very closely the plan that norm eisen now you may remember norm eisen from the election integrity

00:39:15.680 partnership you remember him from the color revolutions that he was involved in with the state department

00:39:21.280 in eastern europe the same guy has been laying out since all the way back in last november working

00:39:28.800 with these left-wing academic legal journals stating essentially his plan is as thus they are going to

00:39:38.000 create a series of indictments a sweeping series of indictments of reporters people in trump's inner

00:39:46.080 circle the alternate electors which we know were being done and being looked at as a legal challenge

00:39:53.520 this was directly tied to the potential legal challenge on january 6th this also by the way i'm

00:40:01.840 just going to say it because you know i don't know why nobody else wants to admit this anymore

00:40:06.480 mike pence was not asked to overturn the election mike pence was asked to send back

00:40:15.200 the ballots to a specific set of states after a debate that was supposed to be held in the well

00:40:24.000 of the senate obviously we know history didn't follow that course but when mike pence says i was

00:40:30.080 asked to overturn that election that's a lie because that's not what he was asked it was asked to have

00:40:37.760 this debate on these legal challenges that people were playing out and the establishment has now come in

00:40:44.400 and decided to come to basically say we're going to criminalize your ability to debate we're going

00:40:50.800 to criminalize your ability to dissent to protest we're going to throw grandma in jail democrats will 1.00

00:40:56.640 do this republicans will get worried about you know the wording of a press release while democrats

00:41:02.000 are running around locking up 80 year olds in michigan paw paw michigan rose rook 81 years old of

00:41:09.200 paw paw paul michigan that's what democrats are willing to do and don't think for a second that

00:41:14.960 they wouldn't go romanoff family on every single one of us if they could certainly the four of us on 1.00

00:41:21.520 this podcast and so when i said their plan is going forward with norm eisen what do they want to do and

00:41:28.320 he said this publicly he wants to file charges against president trump for seditious conspiracy using all of

00:41:36.720 this together in unison as a seditious conspiracy against the united states it triggers the 14th

00:41:43.280 amendment the disqualification clause to the constitution and then try to strip trump from

00:41:49.680 the ballot in all 50 states and i talked about this publicly on the main stage at turning point

00:41:56.160 action there in west palm last week i said it's quite simply and i don't want this to happen i want to be

00:42:01.840 very clear i do not want this to happen but if you strip donald trump from the ballot in 50 states

00:42:08.400 or in any state this will blow this country apart at the seams

00:42:17.120 there they really are going to extra constitutional measures here now blake if you were to predict

00:42:22.720 the jack smith indictment on on this one do you think that alternate electors and then getting

00:42:30.320 convicted of that does that is that what the spirit of the 14th amendment would be legally do you think

00:42:35.760 that could potentially prevent donald trump from becoming president if he were to win

00:42:42.480 well the timing would be interesting because every other case against trump has uh you know been

00:42:48.000 elongated so it'll be you know very close with the election itself and anything jack smith brings like

00:42:53.440 he can uh if trump becomes president he can uh pardon himself it could be we're just in such uncharted

00:43:00.800 territory here and i think the fact they're willing to even attempt this shows that essentially anything

00:43:06.800 is on the table that if they're willing to try these totally novel charges to basically say that

00:43:11.520 president trump launched an insurrection against the government while head of the government that

00:43:17.360 they'd be willing to try a lot of stunts with the federal judiciary to try to rush this through and

00:43:22.800 then try to get a conviction and then try to disqualify him and the thing is is they only need

00:43:28.560 him disqualified for like a short window of time to basically wreck everything like we've seen this

00:43:33.680 play out before you might remember senator ted stevens from alaska where they sort of uh i want to say

00:43:40.640 like framed but they were they railroaded him really aggressively on various criminal charges uh just long

00:43:46.560 enough for him to lose a re-election race and get knocked out of office and then it all fell apart and it was it

00:43:52.560 turned out to all be a sham the entire time and i think they could easily do this with trump where

00:43:57.120 they get him on these insurrection charges and get him disqualified just long enough for you know then

00:44:02.560 some appeals court or the supreme court will say no this is a wild abuse of prosecutorial power and they

00:44:08.560 throw it out but too late the 2024 election's over and now biden or kamala or heaven knows who is now the

00:44:16.560 president of the united states after our 100 free and fair election in uh our democracy as they like

00:44:22.560 to call it i just want to see that it's a andrew i just want to i just want to stop and like talk

00:44:31.520 about what jack just said because i think it's it bears repeating i mean i mean this this really is

00:44:36.720 the question will they succeed in this i mean you could indict a ham sandwich right isn't that the the

00:44:42.080 the famous expression with a grand jury um he's gonna get indicted but he you know will this spark

00:44:50.240 i mean if you think january 6 was bad will this spark something similar or even worse if they're

00:44:56.480 able to successfully remove donald trump from the ballot i mean i don't see this ending well and i

00:45:02.560 think your warning jack is i'm not endorsing it i want everything to be peaceful i want us to all

00:45:08.240 remain calm and you know but but if you remove the leading opposition candidate from the ballot

00:45:14.320 via a technical maneuver and a legal maneuver this could be devastating i don't see how this ends in a

00:45:20.640 good place that that is exactly right okay i want to tell everybody about public square uh jack's

00:45:30.320 chiming in okay go ahead whoever was chiming in go ahead jack

00:45:36.240 oh no i just wanted to follow up that you know andrew that that is potentially what could be

00:45:43.040 the most dangerous outcome of all of this because look vivek talked about it on the debate stage

00:45:50.480 in iowa he talked about it in um in in west palm at at the turning point event that when you tell

00:45:58.640 people they're not allowed to dissent when you tell people they're not allowed to protest when you

00:46:03.520 tell people you're not allowed to listen then you tell people you're not even allowed to vote for your

00:46:09.200 preferred candidate this is what leads to people to logically conclude and i'm not saying again i don't

00:46:16.720 want this but you're telling people that the the ballot box is not the place to relieve the pressure

00:46:23.680 well what happens if people then start looking for other means to get involved in the political

00:46:30.400 process then voting

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00:47:59.760 oppenheimer the barbie i couldn't care less so blake make me care ah that's where you go wrong

00:48:05.600 charlie this is very important we have two extremely uh major films coming out this week uh one of them

00:48:12.000 is very ominous very serious very dark uh very historical and important and the other is a

00:48:19.280 movie about robert oppenheimer designing the atomic bomb so of course we have uh oppenheimer it's about

00:48:25.520 it's the next uh chris nolan movie he's the guy who did the dark knight uh trilogy of batman films he

00:48:30.160 did interstellar he did um oh man i'm drawing a blank the movie where they go inside a dream inception he

00:48:36.800 did inception he did dunkirk and now he's got uh oppenheimer and then we also have barbie it stars uh

00:48:43.920 margot robbie which is why everyone is debating whether she's mid or not it has ryan gosling as uh

00:48:49.680 ken so it's you know it's very it's kind of bizarre that they actually decided to make this movie let

00:48:56.000 alone give it a huge budget and release it opposite a chris nolan movie but they did and it's as a result

00:49:01.280 there's been a lot of uh memetic energy oh did i get it wrong oh i got the name wrong ah this shows how

00:49:06.080 much i know that shows how much i know my movie stars uh i got it's carly bond i've been notified

00:49:11.760 that i just got the star wrong i don't care this shows how much i know hollywood people i don't see

00:49:16.080 a lot of movies no no no blake you're not oh did i get it wrong again gosh dang it you're just talking 0.88

00:49:21.920 about something completely unrelated you guys are killing no this is that you guys are killing me 0.98

00:49:27.760 you guys are distracting me with your lies you're distracting me with your lies when i am correct 0.59

00:49:32.560 anyway this shows how little i know about hollywood you're wrong today on the show yes this look

00:49:39.040 this is uh the point of this is is i don't see that many movies but i will see both oppenheimer

00:49:44.480 and barbie back to back when they come out probably unless barbie's really truly astonishingly off the

00:49:52.640 charts bad which it is it probably will be actually but assuming it is like tolerable enough that i can just

00:49:59.920 like buy a thing of milk duds and like endure it i will probably see it and then i will contrast it

00:50:04.480 with oppenheimer and they've had a lot of fun with this we showed uh the the joint uh poster for both

00:50:10.800 of them just a second ago uh it's rare that we've had these random summer blockbusters and i think

00:50:16.560 people are having a lot of fun that both of them are just they're new movies to some extent they're not

00:50:22.320 like the 80th incarnation of the marvel cinematic universe or some abominable reboot of twilight or

00:50:28.880 harry potter or whatever all right and so it's a lot of fun i want to see i actually haven't seen

00:50:33.760 this yet let's play cut 92 this is uh ryan gosling's song i'm just ken from barbie i just don't know who

00:50:41.440 i am without you you're 10. but it's barbie and ken there is no just ken doesn't seem to matter what i do

00:50:54.800 i'm always number two no one knows how hard i tried oh i i have feelings that i can't explain

00:51:07.040 driving me insane

00:51:14.080 that was the man who starred in the notebook and also the ides of march and like a million other

00:51:19.600 movies and now now he's ken oh well i mean that's this is a big terrible it's pretty cringy

00:51:27.920 was that was that a parody no no it wasn't i don't understand there's like a couple weeks

00:51:34.640 after late for pride month they were so close yeah you know it's fun it's easy to make fun of it but

00:51:40.320 it's like could a barbie movie be anything else like a live action barbie movie where we're just

00:51:45.200 going to take these big stars pay them a hundred million dollars shove them in out in the middle 1.00

00:51:50.400 of july like a barbie movie's got to be really stupid and like ken is kind of stupid and kind of 1.00

00:51:56.080 kind of gay and all of that wait speaking of gay speaking of gay jack pasobic uh no ken has always 1.00

00:52:01.920 been gay ken has always been gay i'm glad you know that jack yeah jack jack you you made you 0.98

00:52:10.480 made some headlines uh earlier this week uh you re you reacted to uh obama's uh letter with something

00:52:18.160 pretty striking i believe oh my gosh what for when he was you mean for when he was coming out as gay

00:52:27.280 yes no all i did no all i did was congratulate him i'm not the one who came out he was the one who

00:52:35.920 came out so i i just wanted to congratulate him on that fair enough fair enough for people who don't

00:52:42.240 know what we're talking about it was because he said librarians yeah we'll need a whole we'll need a

00:52:51.920 whole show segment about you know what the what his biographer on earth where you know he wrote this

00:52:56.720 letter where obama obama wrote a letter to his girlfriend saying that he opted for heterosexuality

00:53:04.240 because he preferred the it was more challenging than a gay relationship he considered gayness but

00:53:10.080 opted for the greater challenge of a heterosexual relationship according to the guy who wrote a

00:53:16.320 one thousand page biography of a young barack obama that is uh a letter that young obama wrote now we

00:53:22.960 haven't seen the letter i don't know if anyone's seen the letter other than him but it does allegedly

00:53:27.360 exist and it was put in a biography and the guy didn't get sued for it so interesting i hadn't heard

00:53:34.560 that no one no one read the book it was a thousand page no one wanted to read a thousand pages about

00:53:40.000 barack obama including me so i just skimmed summaries of it but a thousand pages oh i thought you said a

00:53:45.600 thousand words no no a thousand pages it is the war and peace of of biographies of first black

00:53:53.120 presidents jack are you chiming in here i bet barack obama has barbie dolls

00:54:01.600 well i mean yeah yeah he probably does oh man this is getting off the rails okay let's play uh

00:54:10.240 oppenheimer probably a couple he dresses like a ken doll now 0.88

00:54:18.640 you are the man

00:54:23.520 who gave them the power to destroy themselves

00:54:26.560 you know nolan this is a film i might actually see go ahead whoever's talking it's like echo

00:54:52.160 location yeah chris nolan loves his like timeline bending movies like inception interstellar tenet

00:54:59.440 so it could be that oppenheimer is going to have a plot twist where they're building the atomic bomb

00:55:05.440 because oppenheimer through a time portal saw the barbie movie or at least the ken song that ryan

00:55:12.000 gosling did and he decided he had to destroy the planet go ahead charlie

00:55:23.360 i i i'm i'm good i think jack is talking so we'll hear it in about 35 seconds so i just have just

00:55:29.120 waiting

00:55:32.720 just waiting it's gonna any second now it's like it's like i'm in a canyon and i'm throwing my voice

00:55:38.880 and then i'm hearing it back on me and then it comes in listen this is what we do because we love

00:55:46.160 the audience so much we we make this show happen even when jack is in new jersey might as well be

00:55:51.520 like you know harris and uh charlie's uh in dc and doing undisclosed things at the moment but listen

00:56:01.200 we got to get the thought crime in that's just the bottom line so just consider this all big

00:56:06.480 common so wait wait so was oppenheimer gay as well well i'm not actually sure on that

00:56:11.840 he was a communist does ben know like he possibly sold out america to the he well oppenheimer possibly

00:56:18.480 sold out america to the soviets i mean people he knew definitely leaked our nuclear secrets to the

00:56:24.240 soviets whether you think oppenheimer did or not is like an unsettled question i think they lean

00:56:28.960 towards him not doing it but yeah come on and then got a security clearance revoked for being i mean

00:56:35.200 it'd be pretty gay if he did yeah and we've had these uh this great story where i'll have to

00:56:39.760 censor this a bit but supposedly after we dropped the atomic bomb oppenheimer you know had this moment 0.79

00:56:45.600 of realization he's like oh no it turns out operation gigabomb 10 million was not a was not

00:56:51.440 a tool of peace it was a tool of war and then he goes to president truman and sobs to him he's like we

00:56:57.600 we've we've known sin and then he leaves and supposedly truman turns to i can't remember who and

00:57:03.600 is like never let that punk in here again i don't i hate that weepy bs he didn't drop the bomb i dropped 0.55

00:57:09.360 the bomb that sort of preachy moralizing makes me sick and i guess we don't think of uh president

00:57:15.600 truman as a as a hard guy but it turns out he was definitely harder than j robert oppenheimer was

00:57:26.320 that's funny blake because that's what charlie said the first time he met you uh in his office

00:57:30.080 um why don't we go to the next topic all right the next the next topic is very fitting for uh

00:57:43.600 the adventure we've been having here today it's uh i guess we'll call it the deep web reveal though

00:57:48.000 it's actually very shallow because it's a major news story right now but who cares uh so tick tock

00:57:53.440 as we all know needs to be destroyed uh its servers need to be blown up it's uh the people who work there

00:57:58.560 need to be shipped off to a distant facility where they're contained safe from the rest of humanity

00:58:03.360 because the trend on tick tock right now is npc videos uh now i don't know if any of you guys are

00:58:09.120 aware what npcs are because you have like lives and stuff but an npc is it's in a video game it means

00:58:16.160 non-player character and as you might expect in most in most video games they don't have non-player

00:58:21.200 characters do that much they kind of only say a handful of things and they have kind of exaggerated

00:58:26.640 character emotions you know like they'll just sort of you know take a pose like this

00:58:33.680 and people on tick tock have decided to make entire videos behaving like this i think we have

00:58:38.960 a we have a montage of them so uh let's play let's play number 95.

00:58:45.440 that's a lot of wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait hot dog party hot dog party hot dog party

00:58:53.760 you have captured my heart hmm they smell so wonderful you have captured my heart oh spicy hot

00:59:15.440 fire hot hot it's delicious and nutritious thanks for the corn it's delicious and nutritious

00:59:26.640 thanks for the pepper

00:59:31.600 oh my gosh we i'll let charlie react to that actually charlie you're like

00:59:36.720 you're pure you have no idea what this is what's your reaction to it i'm the most out of touch of

00:59:42.960 everyone um i i thought i knew what an npc was i thought an npc was someone that like you kill in

00:59:49.760 grand theft auto that's not part of the like main character that's like that's like an american npc

00:59:55.760 where we just you know you have like random yeah npcs who you run over with cars that's more

01:00:00.960 so these people are more like japanese role-playing game npcs that you run into in like a final fantasy

01:00:07.600 game or something or a zelda game and they have their own exaggerated characteristics uh but i think

01:00:16.240 the bigger question here charlie is having having watched that video was the declaration of independence

01:00:22.240 a mistake

01:00:27.440 no um but are you sure i don't understand what like in a way like that that video was the product of

01:00:36.880 american dominance over the world that we defeated japan like you raise an interesting question

01:00:43.360 or you know it's it was caused by you know we the declaration of independence somehow led to this and

01:00:50.560 so i think we have to accept that britain should have won the war of independence and prevented tick

01:00:54.480 tock somehow it's worth trying at least i suppose cut 94 cut 94 is supposed to to help this this

01:01:03.360 conversation a little bit play cut 94.

01:01:05.360 i think that i think that settles it in my favor

01:01:24.320 jack now everybody wait jack your response

01:01:27.600 well well well i can explain i i don't know if we've really explained exactly what it is that

01:01:36.640 we're playing at this point especially since we're playing some like uh shorter shorter clips of it

01:01:42.160 so charlie last week we went through when we were live together on same stage i'm not not with me

01:01:48.720 and bedminster etc that we talked about thin subs financial subs and financial submissives and pay

01:01:57.280 pigs so this is very close to only fan style content it's very similar to only fan style content only

01:02:07.840 it's it's taken out the specifically graphic parts of it and what they're doing is they're paying money

01:02:15.520 to these girls to get them to perform certain actions uh so in this case preset reactions to different 1.00

01:02:23.440 what they're called gifts or prizes that are being sent now something that people need to understand

01:02:30.000 is that to send them a gift or a prize it's the same not the same but it's same idea as sending a

01:02:37.920 rumble rant uh or a super chat or something like that in on a live stream so there's money involved

01:02:43.760 and usually it's only you know it's like 10 coins and it's like it's like one penny per coin or something

01:02:49.440 some of these girls these ethots at this point are making thousands and thousands of dollars every 1.00

01:02:57.840 night while they're doing this and that reminds me of a great campaign that 4chan ran a couple years

01:03:05.360 ago called the thought audit and the thought audit is simply this

01:03:10.080 these thoughts charlie they're not reporting their earnings to the irs so what you've got to do

01:03:18.960 is reach out to them surreptitiously find out if they're making their returns and then you can go

01:03:24.800 to the irs and collect a bounty on the ethots we can actually make money by taking them in to the feds 1.00

01:03:33.360 so wait you're jack you're saying people need to go and expose thought crimes 0.65

01:03:46.240 that's a thought crime see we do thought crimes that's a thought crime or here in jersey as we

01:03:51.040 would say a thought crime oh dear charlie charlie do you get it okay so he's really saddened we've

01:04:02.400 ruined charlie's day i i'm you've lost me at npc after that i i just kind of zoned everything out so all

01:04:13.120 right uh the the education of okay um yeah for better for worse so i probably shouldn't type in

01:04:27.040 thought to google t-h-o-t no oh you'll be fine i learned my lesson with charlie i learned my

01:04:34.240 thought is a woman who has many casual sexual encounters or relationships 0.95

01:04:38.800 glory hole pleasure hole bonus hole what was it called again yeah bonus hole bonus i think it was 0.85

01:04:47.200 pleasure t-h-o-t dot holes which of course there's which of course stands for t-h-o-t

01:05:00.640 that hoe over there always insightful 1.00

01:05:02.640 and then we have then we have the e-thought which is just that but electronic and you know

01:05:09.040 it goes from there charlie you'll understand one day

01:05:14.960 okay any closing thoughts on this definitely unique episode of thought crimes andrew

01:05:22.480 um i just enjoyed charlie continuously getting educated by uh jack and um blake i think it's

01:05:29.200 uh edifying for the entire audience uh please don't ever google the things that we educate

01:05:33.600 charlie on it was bad for your your mental sanity and really your soul but that's okay um it's important

01:05:40.000 to understand where america is at and whether or not we should have lost the revolutionary war as blake

01:05:44.960 is suggesting might have been a solution all joking aside um i think listen here's the big takeaway from

01:05:52.720 this week that actcon was a massive success that uh trump and vivek won everything this week that

01:06:02.320 desantis has some pivoting to do that the doj is coming after us and that hollywood is still a deplorable

01:06:08.480 terrible mess but i'm gonna go see oppenheimer that's my final thoughts

01:06:15.360 jack final thoughts

01:06:16.480 i mean charlie all i gotta say is we got a stunt on these thoughts we got a stunt on these thoughts

01:06:31.520 okay blake any final thoughts my final thought is you know

01:06:39.120 i am i actually i'm just categorically correct the american revolution was a mistake it led to tick

01:06:44.400 tock it's really that simple like if we was china if we would take if we would take an npc video back

01:06:50.240 and we would show it to george washington he would immediately have his army surrender he would go back

01:06:56.560 to his farm in virginia he would write a letter to the king of england apologizing and then he would

01:07:01.600 say that we need to not allow the steam engine to face any further development we've got to stop the

01:07:08.880 industrial revolution and its consequences in their tracks okay this was thought crimes uh not sure

01:07:17.440 what kind of thought crime it is but it is what it is as they say if you are interested in dating blake

01:07:25.680 neff we take resumes freedom at charlie kirk dot com every time every time

01:07:30.080 freedom at charlie kirk dot com mission mary blake jack is in auckland new zealand that explains the delay

01:07:40.720 it's unbelievable he's like in the next day already so god bless you guys until then keep on committing

01:07:46.400 thought crimes whether it be the thought crimes or the thought crimes god bless and see you soon

01:07:52.880 thought crime is death

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - July 22, 2023

THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 6 — Oppenheimer v. Barbie, The Incredible Shrinking Ron DeSantis, Real-Life NPCs, The Michigan Maneuver

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