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00:01:22.000So for the last couple months, Nancy Pelosi, I think, has been intentionally slow walking this.
00:01:28.000I think that Nancy Pelosi has been intentionally dragging her feet for months because Nancy Pelosi wanted a commission to look into January 6th, despite the fact that every single department of law enforcement right now is looking into it.
00:01:43.000She wanted this to be a later authorized commission so it would go into the election year of 2022 and hurt Republicans.
00:01:50.000So she intentionally did not want this to be an overnight thing.
00:01:52.000So she pretended as if she was negotiating with Republicans on this commission.
00:01:58.000And the more information that we get about January 6th, the more it looks like an interruption, not an insurrection.
00:02:04.000And I'm not supporting the smashing of windows or the assaulting of police officers.
00:02:08.000You lay your hand on a police officer, you should go to prison for a very long time.
00:02:14.000At the same time, who killed Ashley Babbitt?
00:02:18.000And why were there no charges against the person that fired a shot at Ashley Babbitt, who was unarmed?
00:02:24.000I thought that was the big mantra of BLM Incorporated.
00:02:29.000So for months now, Republicans have been negotiating with Nancy Pelosi.
00:02:35.000When I say Republicans, I mean someone who is not even a Republican, someone who voted for impeachment.
00:02:43.000And so the commission is supposed to be like a 9-11-style commission to look into the January 6th incident.
00:02:53.000But we all know how these things happen.
00:02:55.000This would be a Mueller-style council that would be a roaming prosecutor with no limitations to go after anyone on the center right if they were even commenting or remotely involved on anything that happened on January the 6th.
00:03:10.000Any Republican that voted for this has a very low IQ and no courage whatsoever.
00:03:17.000After what we saw the Democrats do, after what we have seen the Democrats do with every single apparatus of power at their disposal, that we're now supposed to believe that after how the Democrats and the activist media handled the 2016 election, the Russian collusion hoax with the entire Mueller investigation, which was a total lie, the Covington smear, Kavanaugh, the Ukraine, the second impeachment, the Chinese coronavirus.
00:03:48.000And this is Sean Davis from the Federalist who mentioned many of this.
00:03:50.000We're now supposed to believe that they're going to act perfectly.
00:04:15.000We got the Department of Homeland Security.
00:04:17.000We got Capitol Police doing their own internal review.
00:04:21.000And before a commission even needs to be formed, I would love an answer to a very simple question: who put the pipe bombs at the RNC and the DNC?
00:04:29.000How have we not been able to find that out?
00:04:56.000Now, I want to give some kudos to a man that we have a mixed relationship with here on the Charlie Kirk Show.
00:05:05.000But we say it true, and then we say it.
00:05:07.000We always say it true, but sometimes the truth hurts a little bit.
00:05:10.000I want to say, good job, Mitch McConnell.
00:05:13.000I want to say, Mitch McConnell, you coming out against this commission sent a very clear signal to Senate Republicans that this thing was almost dead on arrival.
00:07:07.000This one is, you represent the whole state of South Dakota, and you're trying to tell me that your constituents of South Dakota are clamoring for you to authorize Nancy Pelosi to have a special prosecutor right now when we already have every level of law enforcement looking into this.
00:07:25.000The FBI, the DOJ, this is being investigated, okay?
00:07:29.000This commission would be nothing more than a multi-thousand-page report of how awful conservatives are and how white supremacy is the biggest threat ever, and we need more surveillance justification against them.
00:07:39.000Joyce from Ohio, Catco from New York, who is the bill's co-sponsor.
00:08:36.000If you're going to be a moderate Republican, be very clear you're a moderate Republican and you're going to say, hey, I'm going to vote with you on some things and not on other things.
00:08:59.000Meanwhile, then he goes and impeaches Donald Trump.
00:09:02.000And then he goes on television saying that he wants a special commission to find out what happened.
00:09:08.000What are the federal law enforcement agencies doing exactly?
00:09:13.000And you want to go give Nancy Pelosi another Bob Mueller.
00:09:16.000And this one will actually know what's happening, unlike Bob Mueller, who was like Joe Biden told a space cadet when he was put in front of Congress.
00:09:23.000Moore from Utah, Newhouse from Washington, Reed from New York, Rice from South Carolina.
00:09:31.000Republicans who decided they want to authorize the Pelosi Commission.
00:09:34.000Marionette Miller Meeks won by six votes in Iowa from turning point action.
00:09:39.000We also went up and knocked on doors for her.
00:09:42.000We didn't know we'd be helping a Democrat.
00:09:47.000Maria Elvira-Salazar from Florida, I know her.
00:09:55.000Smith from New Jersey, Taylor from Texas, Upton from Michigan, Volato, whatever, from California, and Womack from Arkansas.
00:10:08.000And so as we look at this new conservative movement, we got to ask ourselves the question, what is the reason that these Republicans are going out of their way to try and give power to a roaming prosecutor in Mueller 2.0?
00:10:27.000Well, this is Representative Peter Meyer's justification, cut 99.
00:10:33.000We need an open, transparent investigation that will yield a public document that the people can reference.
00:10:40.000I mean, right now, we still have more questions than answers on what occurred on January 6th, what led up to that.
00:10:46.000And really, it's essential we don't move past this without that sense of accountability.
00:10:52.000If we just try to whitewash, if we try to forget what happened that day, we're guaranteed to see a repeat and additional political violence.
00:10:59.000So he says that we need a report that everyone can reference.
00:11:04.000So explain to me why the Department of Justice can't do that report.
00:11:09.000Now, I don't necessarily say I trust that, but I'm just saying outside of this political style commission that is going to be formed.
00:11:17.000Representative Andy Biggs spoke out against the commission, cut 97.
00:11:22.000So even though there's literally been law enforcement investigation that has spanned the country and hundreds of people have been arrested, the Democrats want to have this commission so they can give unbridled power to agencies of this government, including agencies such as the IRS, to investigate and go after people who they suspect of participating in coming into the Capitol on January 6th.
00:11:50.000So you have the Democrats in this bill that would empower the entire federal bureaucracy to go after anyone that they might seem to be a political dissident.
00:12:02.000We talked about on this program before the Knight of the Long Knives about how they want to use the apparatus of law enforcement to go after people that they disagree with on the other side to destroy the other political party.
00:12:16.000And they think that through this bill they can do that.
00:12:19.000The only problem is the filibuster, of course, in the Senate.
00:12:21.000And Mitch McConnell, to his great credit, and Susan Collins, to her credit, have come out against this.
00:12:28.000But there's 35 Republicans that voted for it.
00:12:58.000The reason is beyond me, except for the fact that they want to go on Jake Tapper's show and feel morally superior and virtue signal to the rest of the country.
00:13:10.000They are playing directly into the power-grabbing hands of Nancy Pelosi and the Democrats.
00:13:18.000And so maybe some of you live in some of those districts, and maybe you're going to be involved in primary campaigns.
00:13:23.000Maybe some of you should do whatever you possibly can to make sure that this new conservative movement is not weighed down by the cronyism and the corruption and the lack of a moral compass that our current party has in too many different places.
00:13:46.000Are you saving for retirement or just treading water?
00:13:49.000Are you depending solely on stocks or mutuals instead of diversifying what you really need?
00:13:53.000Do you know that it's easy to move out an old 401k into precious metals like gold?
00:13:58.000And that's predicted to go up more than 2,500 an ounce soon.
00:15:45.000And I will be showing up to school boards all across the country fighting for this very thing.
00:15:52.000And the other thing that we keep on talking about, of course, is critical race theory.
00:15:56.000Now, if your child is being taught critical race theory or is being forced to wear a mask in school, show up and do something about it.
00:16:05.000Cut 93, Kimberly Crenshaw on CNN, says that critical race theory just says let's pay attention to what has happened in our country and how what has happened in our countries continue to create different outcomes.
00:16:31.000Critical race theory just says let's pay attention to what has happened in this country and how what has happened in this country is continuing to create differential outcomes so we can become that country that we say we are.
00:16:46.000So critical race theory is not anti-patriotic.
00:16:49.000In fact, it is more patriotic than those who are opposed to it because we believe in the 13th and the 14th and the 15th Amendment.
00:16:57.000This person's very confused as to what critical race theory is.
00:17:01.000But they're saying that the Kimberly Crenshaw here is saying that so we could become the country that we say that we are, okay, then explain to me this.
00:17:12.000Why does critical race theory care about race?
00:17:15.000Is the focus on race an American value?
00:17:23.000Critical race theory, very similar to Nathan Bedford Forrest or John C. Calhoun or Nicole Hannah Jones, and we'll get to her in just a second, believes that race matters.
00:17:59.000Thomas Sowell wouldn't say when you see a certain data set that has a disparity, a mature scientific, mathematic, reasoned, or logical way to look at that is not to prescribe one input for that disparity.
00:18:15.000So what if I told you there were 100 different inputs outside of discrimination that very well has played a role and a factor into blacks having a different income, wealth, or socioeconomic level in America, such as whether or not you're raised by a father?
00:18:35.000Whether or not, how many words does a child hear at home?
00:18:40.000Do you know that how many words a child hears at home is one of the top predictors of a child's IQ, ability to communicate, go to school, and not go to prison?
00:18:51.000If a child hears 5,000 words or less a day, they're much more likely to end up into a broken school, not graduate or go to prison.
00:18:59.000The more words a child hears at home, the more likely they are to succeed.
00:19:03.000So if you have two parents at home, are you more or less likely to hear more words when you're a child?
00:19:10.000Let me prove to you how sloppy this argument is.
00:19:15.000Do you know that mountain towns and prairie towns tend to be poorer than river towns and coastal towns?
00:19:25.000So for example, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and L.A., New York, and Boston tend to be wealthier than towns like Springfield, Missouri or Bismarck, North Dakota.
00:19:40.000Do you know that a town on a river or on a natural body of water like Chicago tends to be wealthier than a town completely land-trapped like Albuquerque, New Mexico?
00:20:04.000It could be explained basically through geography and how wealth is created.
00:20:09.000If you are located at a port of entry, you are more likely to be wealthier.
00:20:15.000Where commerce is done is where wealth is created.
00:20:18.000And so if you are land-trapped like Albuquerque, New Mexico, you are then going to have to be a destination, not having to be a must-go-through thoroughfare for where shipping, commerce, travel happens to occur.
00:20:33.000If you're coming from Korea and you want to do a business deal, are you going to go to Albuquerque, New Mexico, or are you going to go to Seattle?
00:20:39.000Now, there's obviously outliers with this.
00:21:18.000So maybe instead we should open up our eyes, Kimberly Crenshaw, and say that there are other inputs that might possibly contribute to the output of the black community having disparate or different outcomes.
00:21:34.000How about the music that happens to be dominant in the black community?
00:21:39.000Thomas Sowell wrote extensively about this, about how the music that young blacks happen to hear in urban culture glorify and glamorize a gangster lifestyle that glorifies and glamorizes, such as Cardi B, happens to platform and romanticize the idea of adulterous relationships.
00:22:04.000That's not to say that all the music in a traditional suburban white community is perfect, but there tends to be a check and balance against that in that certain type of culture.
00:22:14.000Thomas Soule talks about this at great length.
00:22:18.000And by the way, just so we're clear, to kind of complete the point about the landlocked cities, the landlocked cities are typically whiter cities.
00:22:26.000So if whiteness, Kimberly Crenshaw, was the number one predictor of whether or not a people were going to be wealthy, those landlocked cities tend to be poor.
00:22:41.000So maybe race isn't the most important thing.
00:22:44.000Maybe there's 50 other things that could contribute to it.
00:22:48.000How many books a child has to read or is forced to read before the age of five?
00:22:53.000The type of vocabulary a child is exposed.
00:22:56.000Whether or not a child is exposed to slang or carefully worded sentences.
00:23:01.000Whether or not a child is exposed to harmonic, melody-driven music or aharmonic music driven more on noise like rap music is?
00:23:13.000Not to say all rap music is that way, but I think that there's, I am going, this is a hill I will definitely die on, okay?
00:23:20.000That Mozart, Beethoven, and Bach are infinitely better for a society than Jay-Z.
00:23:28.000A society that is raised on the classics of the music that built Western civilization is going to want to pursue higher levels of truth than listening to Jay-Z or Drake.
00:23:43.000Now, some of these things have, you could definitely ascribe to past discrimination.
00:24:52.000The Civil Rights Act passed, and now it's 77%.
00:24:56.000So Nicole Hanna-Jones and Tahanisi Coates and Robin D'Angelo and all the people in the Intelligentsia are going to have to explain why as America got significantly less racist and America got more accepting, we elected a black president with a black attorney general.
00:25:10.000We have black billionaires and we have black majority sports leagues.
00:25:15.000We have black majority sports leagues.
00:25:17.000What kind of racist country would have a black majority sports league?
00:25:20.000It's called the National Basketball Association.
00:25:23.000That all of a sudden, as America got less racist and more embracing of a multicultural, multiracial society, that black communities and black livelihoods went down, the answer is fatherlessness.
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00:26:50.000I employ people in the state of Arizona and I pay property tax in the city of Scottsdale.
00:26:56.000I am showing up at the next Scottsdale School Board meeting because the way they treated those parents were terrible.
00:27:00.000I will be there if it works with my schedule and I'm not on Mars or Neptune or Bismarck, North Dakota or Portland, Maine, wherever it is or whatever it is, I will be there to speak out against the forced child abuse of making children wear masks in Scottsdale, Arizona.
00:27:15.000So if you're watching this or listening to this in Arizona, we're going to find out when the next one is.
00:27:18.000So Producer Connor, maybe by the end of the show, you can find when the next one is because I want to get involved in this.
00:27:24.000I want to get involved in this at the very fundamental level.
00:27:27.000They actually have to let me in because some of these school boards, they're going to be like, oh, you can't go.
00:27:31.000Like, no, I actually paid, I pay property tax in Scottsdale.