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00:02:34.000So, guys, I have to tell you, I always think it's fun that, you know, Charlie's gone and he's off today, but nevertheless, he's trending on Twitter.
00:02:58.000Charlie went on Tucker Carlson last night.
00:03:00.000I'm going to play some of the clips for you.
00:03:02.000Charlie went on Tucker Carlson talking about an anti-vax campaign, the campaign that Turning Point USA is launching across college and high school campuses, 2,500 college and high school campuses.
00:03:15.000The backstory, as many of you in this audience are well aware, the Biden administration is in full get out the vax campaign.
00:03:26.000Meanwhile, folks are pushing back at a local grassroots level saying, hey, this is still an experimental vaccine.
00:03:34.000We don't know enough about this vaccine to be pushing it in a mandatory way on the most healthy, the least vulnerable cohort in American society, namely 18, 19, 20-year-olds.
00:04:28.000This is a simple Google search of apartheid.
00:04:32.000So, of course, the first thing that comes up, I mean, this is top of the page at Google.
00:04:36.000And I don't recommend using Google, but it's important as a tool to explain to you what's actually going on here because Google is the mainstream search engine.
00:04:49.000So if anybody in the general population were to Google apartheid, it would say, historical in South Africa, a policy or system of segregation or discrimination on the grounds of race.
00:05:40.000Let's go ahead and play that clip and I'll catch it on the backside.
00:05:43.000At Turning Point USA, we are going to give it everything we have to make sure that students are not going to have to live in a medical apartheid because they don't want to get the vaccine.
00:05:52.000I said this earlier, and this is a big statement, but it's almost this apartheid style open-air Haasin situation.
00:05:58.000Like, oh, you can have your freedom back if you get the jab.
00:06:34.000Nevertheless, I think it's hilarious that they are freaking out about something that was technically and accurately true.
00:06:41.000So what does he mean by a medical apartheid?
00:06:44.000Well, on college campuses across the country, especially at private universities.
00:06:50.000So if you're Dukes, your Cornells, things like this, it's absolutely within the purview of the university to mandate vaccines for in-person learning.
00:07:00.000Now, what they are doing, now, the schools do not have an ability to block a student who's matriculated and who's paying tuition, right?
00:07:09.000So they're skirting mandate rules because they, on their own, do not have the power to mandate vaccines.
00:07:15.000So in California, New York, they're actually mandating for public universities as well.
00:07:21.000But what they're doing in states, in red states, for example, they are skirting this by not referring to it as a mandate, but making it so onerous on those who have chosen not to get vaccinated that it's basically a mandate.
00:07:34.000It's a silly thing to even discuss, okay?
00:07:40.000If you do not get a vaccine at a college campus in a red state that cannot by law mandate it, what they will do is they will segregate you.
00:07:48.000They will either force you to take only online classes, or if they allow you on campus, they'll make you wear a mask.
00:07:56.000They tried to do this at Arizona State University before we raced holy hell about it.
00:08:00.000And Doug Ducey ended up signing an executive order reversing this, but they tried.
00:08:04.000And it's actually a great example of what we should do.
00:08:07.000Arizona is the model for how we need to fight back, especially in Red States.
00:08:12.000So what they were going to try and do at ASU is make you wear a mask even outside.
00:08:18.000And if you were going to try and attend classes in person on campus, they were going to subject you to mandatory and they were going to subject you to mandatory COVID asymptomatic tests.
00:08:34.000So even if you were asymptomatic, they were going to subject you to these tests.
00:08:39.000And then on top of that, you were not going to be allowed to partake in certain college activities.
00:08:44.000And now ASU is like 115 when the semester starts outside.
00:08:51.000So imagine walking long walks in between your two classes, and you've got to wear a mask and 115-degree heat just to study on campus, which you are doing with your tuition.
00:09:35.000And I completely completely support that.
00:09:38.000At the end of the day, this is not about being pro or anti-vaccine, although we have our skepticism when it comes to this particular vaccine because it is an emergency vaccine.
00:09:47.000It is still experimental, according to the CDC.
00:09:52.000There's a lot of research that's going into this mRNA vaccine and how it might even be a cytotoxin and it latches onto lipid and fat cells and it goes throughout your body.
00:10:04.000YouTube and all of the big tech sensors are on an eclipse that say these types of things and they're pulling them down.
00:10:11.000Vaccine agnostic, if you want to get it, that's fine.
00:11:09.000Charlie, the team, a network of folks that we're connected with, all started tweeting, all started saying this was unacceptable within hours.
00:11:19.000Doug Doocy was on Twitter saying this is unacceptable.
00:11:21.000I'm going to sign an executive order ensuring that this does not happen.
00:11:25.000This is a case in point of how to push back against the radical left.
00:11:30.000And never forget, these universities are islands of totalitarianism.
00:11:35.000I recently dealt with a case in Florida.
00:11:37.000Yes, the University of Florida, where a Turning Point chapter student tried to have a cookout at a shared field.
00:11:46.000Now, technically, you're supposed to reserve the field.
00:11:50.000Everybody uses it all the time for Frisbee, all this kind of stuff.
00:11:53.000They had a cook out there, but it was, you know, they were doing masks and they were handing out food with gloves and trying to, you know, do all the COVID stuff so that nobody gave them a hard time.
00:12:03.000Well, apparently, some snitches, Charlie talked about snitch culture yesterday, drove by down the street, took pictures of them, sent it to the administration.
00:12:11.000Next thing they know, these students are called in to this administrative hearing and they have to basically say, sorry that we held a cookout on college campus.
00:12:19.000This was a piece of grass that was right on the edge of campus.
00:12:23.000Had they stepped one foot over, they would have been back on the free soil of Florida and Governor DeSantis is Florida, and it would have been completely fine.
00:12:31.000There would have been zero restitution the university could have taken against the Turning Point USA chapter.
00:12:36.000But as it was, they were on a piece of grass owned by the university and they got snitched on for holding like a gathering, even though they're in the free state of Florida.
00:13:27.000That's why we have to put pressure on governors, on state legislatures, especially in red states, especially in red states.
00:13:34.000Because folks, if you think this is bad now, if you think universities are imposing mandates now and on their high horse and this moral authority to do so now, wait until Delta Lambda Epsilon comes.
00:13:49.000Now, that may sound like a bad fraternity, but it's not.
00:13:53.000These are just COVID variants that they're all saying are probably going to be resistant to the vaccine anyways.
00:14:00.000They're going to mandate you get a vaccine that Delta Lambda Epsilon variants aren't even probably going to be, it's not going to be effective against.
00:14:09.000And again, this is not a fraternity, a poor-sounding white supremacist fraternity on campus somewhere.
00:14:16.000It's just Delta variant, Lambda variant, and Epsilon variant.
00:14:19.000Now, what's hilarious about this controversy of medical apartheid is these are the same people that every four years spent four years calling Trump a Nazi.
00:14:30.000And they labeled everything at the border a Holocaust.
00:14:32.000And now one time something is said accurately and they're all up in arms.
00:14:37.000He's trending on Twitter, all these articles written about it.
00:14:55.000To really stop these people from visiting, from seeing the sites you visit, you need to do what I do and use Express VPN.
00:15:02.000Think about all the times you've used The Wi-Fi at a coffee shop, a hotel, or even at your parents' home.
00:15:06.000Without ExpressVPN, every single site you visit could be logged by the admin of that network.
00:15:12.000And that's still true when you're in incognito mode.
00:15:15.000What's more is your home internet provider, I'm talking about Comcast, ATT, or whatever, can also see and record your browsing data.
00:15:22.000ExpressVPN is an application, it's an app that encrypts all of your network data and reroutes it through a network of secure servers so that your private online activity says just that.
00:16:14.000We get dozens, if not hundreds, of emails with tips from you, the listeners, at freedom at charliekirk.com saying, Hey, have you looked into this person?
00:16:22.000Oh, look at this clip with the, you know, we saw the clips with the bracelet and the gun.
00:16:51.000Now, that being said, enter Paul Sperry.
00:16:55.000Now, Paul Sperry is a Hoover Institute Media Fellow, really smart guy.
00:17:00.000He's come out with a pretty incredible report here from Real Clear Investigations.
00:17:07.000When somebody like Paul Sperry and Real Clear publishes something, then that is something to behold.
00:17:17.000Now, what Trump was saying is absolutely true.
00:17:20.000Now, had this happened to anybody else, if the shoe was on the other foot, if it was a liberal getting shot, then we would have absolutely known the identity of this police officer within seconds.
00:17:33.000But because it was a rioter, a part of the siege on the Capitol, we didn't get to hear about the name of this person.
00:17:41.000And Paul does actually a really, really great job of framing what this double standard with the U.S. Capitol Police is.
00:17:54.000He said, had this been any other person, we would know right away, but we have not known for six months.
00:18:00.000Okay, now, Paul starts his piece in Real Clear like this.
00:18:03.000He says, most police departments, including Washington, D.C.'s Metropolitan Police, are required to release an officer's name within days of a fatal shooting.
00:18:12.000Not the U.S. Capitol Police, which is controlled by who?
00:18:16.000That's right, by Congress and answers only to Congress, namely, I'm adding this.
00:18:25.000It can keep the public in the dark about the identity and investigation of an officer involved in a shooting indefinitely, which is what happened with the January 6th shooting of Ashley Babbitt, an unarmed protester in the U.S. Capitol riot who was fatally wounded by a plainclothes police lieutenant as she attempted to breach a set of doors inside the building.
00:18:47.000For the past six months, as Congress has proposed legislation to reform police departments across the country, this is the rub here, folks.
00:18:56.000For the past six months, as Congress has proposed legislation to reform police departments across the country, the Capitol Police has stiff-armed government watchdogs, journalists, and even lawyers for Babbitt who have sought the identity of the officer and additional details about the shooting.
00:19:13.000The USCP, the U.S. Capitol Police, still refuses to release his name in stark contrast to recent high-profile police shootings around the nation.
00:19:55.000I mean, by the way, on that note, this became a whole controversy.
00:19:58.000We were calling for cameras in schools.
00:20:00.000I think we pulled a tweet as far as March of last year saying that we should have cameras in schools.
00:20:10.000Nevertheless, it's in the news again, and we should absolutely do so.
00:20:14.000There's nothing more important than our children.
00:20:17.000There's nothing more important than being able to pass along the values to the next generation.
00:20:21.000And what you have here, folks, is a bunch of radical leftists making a big deal about cameras that would expose a bunch of radical leftists.
00:21:07.000In February, the USCP, the U.S. Capitol Police, issued a press release promising to share additional information once the investigation is complete.
00:21:18.000But Justice Department investigators closed their probe in April, clearing the officer of criminal wrongdoing and Babbitt's death, which the medical examiner ruled a homicide.
00:21:30.000And last month, the D.C. police, which shares jurisdiction with the Capitol Police and has led the investigation into Babbitt's shooting, concluded its own internal review of the shooting without making any findings, according to spokeswoman Kristen Metzger.
00:21:45.000Still, the USCP continues stonewalling the public, according to the head of the police union.
00:21:59.000We've got a new name that seems to be circulating.
00:22:07.000So again, I mentioned before that special agent David Bailey was wrongly fingered as the shooter.
00:22:12.000And we were very well aware of this mistake.
00:22:15.000It's why we have not come out and said this name publicly.
00:22:17.000But this new name, as revealed by Paul Sperry in Real Clear Investigations, and just to keep the suspense building, Paul Sperry, I mean, writes for the Wall Street Journal, New York Post, Hoover Institute Media Fellow.
00:23:06.000In terms of the communication with my staff, the sergeant at arms, we don't control the Capitol Police radios while we have the radios and can hear what is or is not going on.
00:23:23.000We communicate with our staff via the cell phone, text message, and we were in close contact.
00:23:30.000The situation where you discussed where Officer Bird was at the door when Miss Babbitt was shot, it was our sergeant at arms employee who rendered the aid to her.
00:24:44.000Bird's resume lines up with what is known about the experience and position of the officer involved in the shooting, a veteran USCP officer who holds the rank of lieutenant and is the commander of the House Chamber section of the Capitol Police.
00:25:01.000What's more suspicious, and which leads me to believe that this is in fact the person, this is the person who shot Ashley Babbitt, following the shooting, Bird's internet footprint was scrubbed.
00:25:13.000Scrubbed, including his social media and personal photos.
00:25:20.000He was also placed on administrative leave right after the January 6th incident.
00:25:30.000His attorney would neither confirm nor deny that the 53-year-old Bird is the shooter and warned that disclosing his name poses a safety risk to the officer.
00:26:59.000By the way, the only bullet that was fired in the January 6th incident was shot at Ashley Babbitt, and she's the only one that lost her life that was not from natural causes.
00:27:44.000You know, sometimes I get the fake burgers and all this, but when I do that with my wife, I have to be honest, I feel to myself, I miss the real meat.
00:27:52.000Do you know that you might be eating Chinese meat?
00:28:12.000But if you all of a sudden want your neighbors to be clamoring and chattering, whispering and gossiping and saying, I wish I had what the Smiths or the Joneses or the Schmucktenbergers or any of the other people have, then all of a sudden you want them to say, I am so unbelievably ready.
00:28:29.000Wait till you get a box of marbled, genuine American meat delivered to your door.
00:28:36.000You see, my friends at Good Ranchers, they've traveled America.
00:29:54.000So therefore, I'm putting something that I know you all need.
00:29:57.000So you might as well get the food that supports this program, supports America, supports the ranchers, and brings smile to the downtrodden at goodranchers.com/slash Charlie.
00:30:21.000New effort to stop mandatory vaccination of college students, the healthiest cohort in the country, 18, 19, 20, 21-year-olds.
00:30:30.000The likelihood that they're going to die if they get COVID is infinitesimally small, especially when we don't know anything about this vaccine, when you don't know the long-term effects, certainly.
00:30:42.000Now, I'm not saying I'm anti-vaccine, I'm not saying I'm pro-vaccine, I'm saying I'm vaccine agnostic.
00:30:52.000And, you know, hats off to Charlie and to Turning Point USA for stepping into the gap, fighting back against these vaccines, these mandates for our young people when we don't know the long-term effects.
00:31:06.000And I don't mean to go back to the Tucker Carlson well so much, but I mean, Charlie was on his show last night announcing this major new initiative to fight back against mandatory vaccines.
00:31:16.000And he happens to just be in the news in another way regarding NSA spying.
00:31:21.000So everybody on the right is now saying Tucker Carlson has been vindicated with his NSA spying claim because if you'll remember on June 28th, last week, he came out and he said, hey, you know, we've been getting spied on.
00:31:36.000And there is a person in the know from our intelligence community that has confirmed and affirmed that they are spying on me.
00:31:45.000And the only way that this person would know is by having my emails because I haven't talked about this situation with anybody else.
00:31:52.000Well, a report came out from Jonathan Swan over to Axios that said that Tucker was talking to U.S.-based Kremlin intermediaries about setting up an interview with Vladimir Putin shortly before the Fox News host accused the national security agency, the NSA, of spying on him.
00:32:10.000Sources familiar with the conversations tell Axios.
00:32:16.000Okay, so here's, let's just get some of the sound here.
00:32:21.000Cut 51 of Tucker himself explaining this.
00:32:25.000Yesterday we learned that sources in the so-called intelligence community told at least one reporter in Washington what was in those emails, my emails.
00:32:34.000There was nothing scandalous in there, thank God.
00:33:11.000Now we find out he was trying to interview Putin.
00:33:14.000Journalists, routineists, according to Axios, reach out to world leaders, including leaders of countries that are not allied with the U.S., to request interviews.
00:33:23.000When you go outside of the U.S. and you're talking to international leaders, can the NSA spy on you?
00:33:28.000It's unclear why the NSA would have done this, but what we do know now is that Tucker Carlson was reaching out to people on U.S. soil to help line up an interview with Vladimir Putin.
00:33:42.000And it looks as though, and this is the suggestion that Tucker Carlson is making, that the NSA was leaking these emails or somebody was leaking these emails.
00:33:51.000Tucker Carlson certainly says that it's the NSA in order to discredit him and to make him look like an anti-American pro-Russian zealot.
00:34:03.000When he's saying, I have nothing to be ashamed of, this is absolutely illegal, which it is.
00:34:10.000And I'll get into why that is in just a second.
00:34:14.000And that he should be free to interview anyone he wants.
00:34:50.000It's probably not the most likely scenario here.
00:34:53.000A more plausible scenario, according to Jonathan Swan, Axios again, is that one of the people Carlson was talking to as an intermediary to help him get the Putin interview was under surveillance as a foreign agent.
00:35:04.000This is what we've been speculating on the show here, too.
00:35:07.000In that scenario, Carlson's emails or text messages could have been incidentally collected as part of monitoring this person.
00:35:14.000But here's the kicker, folks, and this is why I think Tucker should pursue this legally to the fullest extent of the law.
00:35:23.000In that scenario, his emails could have been collected.
00:35:27.000But Carlson's identity would have been masked in any intelligence reports.
00:35:34.000In order to know that the texts and emails were Carlson's, a U.S. government official would likely have to request his identity to be unmasked, something that's only permitted if the unmasking is necessary to understand the intelligence.
00:35:50.000So what Tucker is saying here is that had my emails been intercepted by the intelligence community, I would have been listed as, you know, U.S. reporter, investigative journalist.
00:36:06.000What Tucker's saying is that he was informed by an insider, a whistleblower, that his name was being thrown around within the intelligence community, the NSA, Tucker Carlson's emails, and that he had those emails leaked to a reporter in order to discredit him as anti-American, pro-Russian, pro-Vladimir Putin.
00:36:27.000So here's the technical piece of this.
00:36:30.000And we covered actually this last time I hosted the show.
00:36:34.000The U.S. government routinely monitors the communications of people in Putin's orbit who may have been discussing the details of Carlson's request for an interview.
00:36:43.000But under this scenario, too, Carlson's identity would have been masked in reports as part of his protections as a U.S. citizen.
00:36:52.000And in order to unmask his identity, that would have been a request through the FISA court.
00:37:46.000And this is a point that Tucker himself makes.
00:37:48.000This is third world Banana Republic style surveillance state tactics.
00:37:53.000Now, it would have been one thing had his name been masked, had he been his communication been swept up in a dragnet that was just observing and surveilling foreign agents.
00:38:07.000But to unmask and then leak to a journalist is third world Banana Republic nonsense.
00:38:17.000By law, the NSA is required to keep secret the identities of American citizens who have been caught up in its vast domestic spying operations.
00:38:52.000And I don't know if that makes this worse or better.
00:38:56.000But this could be legal, and we have to cover that.
00:38:59.000So, two sources familiar with Carlson's communication.
00:39:02.000So, again, Jonathan Swan's doing investigations.
00:39:05.000He's got real sources that are confirming this actually happened.
00:39:08.000Said his two Kremlin intermediaries live in the United States, but the sources could not confirm whether both are American citizens or whether both were on U.S. soil at the time they communicated with Carlson.
00:39:22.000Again, I don't know if this makes it better or worse.
00:39:26.000If there's a technicality in the law which is being exploited and gamed by our intelligence agencies, you better believe they're going to game and exploit it.
00:39:34.000This is relevant because if one of these intermediaries was a foreign national and on foreign soil during the communications, the U.S. government wouldn't necessarily have had to seek approval to monitor their communications.
00:39:50.000If you're going to request interviews with foreign leaders, I mean, I think there is some expectation within journalist class that that would be subject to surveillance.
00:40:02.000The unmasking and the leaking to reporters, that's third world Banana Republic stuff.
00:40:06.000That being said, we have to be very clear what our issue is and what our issue is not.
00:40:12.000Okay, so that is a big story, and it's getting lots of lots of headlines.
00:40:17.000I do think Tucker has been vindicated.
00:40:19.000I think he's an absolute hero for exposing it.
00:40:25.000Look, going to the post office is the worst.
00:40:29.000And look, finally, life is returning some back to normal.
00:41:58.000Even Trump talked about it in his press conference yesterday, actually, which I thought was pretty funny.
00:42:03.000And actually, I was very glad to hear him bring this up and call a lie a lie because so much of what we do in this country, especially in the media landscape, this matrix world we're all living in, is they literally just lie.
00:42:26.000This is Jen Saki implying that Republicans are actually the party that wanted to fund the police.
00:42:32.000But part of his announcement is also ensuring there's specific guidance to communities across the country to ensure that they have funding to get more community police around the country.
00:42:43.000Something that was supported by the American Jobs Plan that was supported, that was voted into law by Democrats just a couple of months ago.
00:42:50.000Some might say that the other party was for defunding the police.
00:42:52.000I'll let others say that, but that's a piece.
00:42:55.000Now, White House advisors are trying to turn the tables on the GOP with new talking point.
00:43:01.000They're trying to play you, claiming it's actually Republicans who are working to defund the police.
00:43:06.000Richmond, a former Democratic congressman who leads the White House Office of Public Engagement, said on Fox News that Republican lawmakers opposed a $1.9 trillion corona relief, coronavirus relief bill, which included $350 billion.
00:43:19.000We throw these numbers up like they're nothing.
00:43:56.000He destroys this line of reasoning by saying, which Republican ever told you they didn't support the American Rescue Plan because they wanted to defund the police?
00:44:06.000Well, of course, the answer is no one.
00:44:10.000Not one Republican has ever called for defunding the police.
00:44:17.000So let's define what it means to defund the police.
00:44:20.000This is from the Washington Post, a popular movement among some liberal activists, some liberalists.
00:44:26.000This is mainstream as it gets defunded with police.
00:44:28.000If you guys remember when all the rioting was going on last summer and into the fall, defund the police was like about as popular and mainstream as it gets.
00:44:53.000Advocates generally want to redirect some funds now spent on police forces to items such as education, public health, housing, and youth services.
00:45:02.000So what they say is that Biden is actually, so this is why we don't get four Pinocchios.
00:45:09.000This is ridiculous, but he's advocating for something called community-oriented policing services, COPS hiring program, which provides funds for local police departments to bolster their ranks.
00:46:19.000So we know that there has been a massive double standard when it comes to the way that individuals involved in the January 6th breach have been treated compared with individuals that were rioting in the spring and summer of 2020.
00:46:38.000And now this letter is a little bit old, but it's important because it is signed by the honorable Ron Johnson, who's just been an absolute titan lately.
00:48:31.000And we think that those responsible should be held accountable, especially those who organize any of this.
00:48:37.000And we join all Americans in the expectation that the GOJ's response to the events of January 6th will result in rightful criminal prosecutions and accountability.
00:48:47.000But then they bring up spring and summer of 2020.
00:48:51.000They say, rightfully, individuals use peaceful protests across the country to engage in rioting and other crimes that resulted in loss of life, injuries to law enforcement officers, and significant property damage.
00:49:04.000They bring up the federal courthouse in Portland, which is, as they say, been effectively under siege for months.
00:49:19.000This is actually a DOJ report, and they compiled some of this.
00:49:25.000And this is all the way from back in last year.
00:49:27.000This number is probably much higher now.
00:49:29.000They said one federal officer was killed, 147, 147 federal officers were injured, and 600 local officers were injured during the protest, frequently from projectiles.
00:49:56.000There were a loss from burglaries during this time.
00:50:00.000There was a loss of 1,116 firearms, 876 reported arson, 76 explosive incidents, and 46 ATF arrests.
00:50:11.000The DOJ basically didn't punish any of those folks.
00:50:16.000And this is not the first time that this has happened.
00:50:19.000It says, it appears that individuals charged with committing crimes at these events may benefit from infrequent prosecutions and minimal, if any, penalties.
00:50:27.000Well, of course, because they are on the right side of the political issue here.
00:51:16.000They outline about 18 amazing questions.
00:51:20.000This is their question for the spring and summer of 2020 unrest.
00:51:23.000Did federal law enforcement utilize geolocation data from the defendants' cell phones to track protesters associated with the unrest in the spring and summer of 2020?
00:51:56.000Let's go ahead and play it, and we'll get to it on the backside.
00:52:00.000I mean, this is a constitutional humanitarian crisis, especially for the people who've been charged and held in solitary confinement like they're harding criminals.
00:52:09.000At the same time, the same Justice Department who has made public that they are releasing the same type of rioters, actually people charged with far more dangerous crimes, releasing them, expunging their records, and, you know, obviously encouraging more violence because they always get away with it.
00:52:28.000But if you're on the political right, you will not.
00:52:33.000And that's the crux of the issue here, folks, is if you are on the wrong political side, the institutions in this country have been so corrupted under the Biden administration that we can never ever hope to get equal application of the law.
00:52:46.000And this is what the good senators' letter to the snake Merrick Garland are exposing.
00:52:54.000Now, I want you to think back to the protests on Inauguration Day 2017.
00:53:01.000Trump obviously upsets the political establishment.
00:53:08.000We've got Madonna talking about blowing up the White House.
00:53:12.000Cars are on fire in Washington, D.C. In that protest, 234 arrests.
00:53:18.000Remember, this was so, I'll never forget that day during the inauguration, where the big question was: is Donald Trump going to get out of the limo and actually walk down the street exposed?
00:53:39.000And I believe that was Pennsylvania Avenue.
00:53:41.000But regardless, the question was: was he going to get out?
00:53:45.000We didn't know if he was going to get out of the car.
00:53:47.000And I remember sitting there watching the footage.
00:54:05.000Well, I'll never forget as well, the Washington Post article that 19 minutes after the inauguration said the journey to impeach Donald Trump has now begun.
00:54:28.000So you could make the case that D.C. was under siege by Antifa, by far-left radicals, that meant much harm to the president of the United States, yet not a single defendant was found guilty by juries in D.C. Superior Court.
00:54:48.00021 defendants did plead guilty before trial, and one, Dane Powell, served jail time, four months behind bars for throwing rocks and bricks at police officers and shattering store windows.
00:55:06.000So here's what we know about January 6th, by contrast.
00:55:10.000By mid-May, at least 440 people had been arrested on charges related to the capital breach.
00:55:18.000This is according to the DOJ, including at least 125 charged with assaulting or impeding law enforcement.
00:55:26.000Okay, so 440 people have been arrested on charges.
00:55:31.000And of 398 defendants listed on the Justice Department's Capitol Breach case site, at least 330 were listed on the site or in federal court records and as released from custody.
00:56:30.000But what else is very troubling, and this is what's very interesting, is that you've got Senator Liz Elizabeth Warren actually standing up in defense of these January 6th political prisoners because many are in solitary confinement.
00:56:50.000I want to play this clip from a father who is talking about his Ned Lang, father of a January 6th detainee.
01:00:36.000There's a briefing that started while we've been on the show.
01:00:39.000And Press Secretary Saki starts singing happy birthday to a Reuters reporter and then launched into a description of January 6th as quote, one of the darkest days in American history.
01:00:53.000I mean, you cannot make this stuff up.
01:00:55.000And I want to talk about the teachers' unions and CRT, and I'm going to get to that.
01:00:59.000I don't have enough time because the show just goes so fast.
01:02:26.000And we've got this January 6th commission that was turning into a total partisan witch hunt again.
01:02:32.000And thankfully, Minority Leader McCarthy has changed his tactics and he's actually going to put some real conservatives on that committee to push back.
01:02:41.000But this is this crazy double standard that's driving so many of us absolutely nuts as we watch this unfold.
01:02:49.000It's absolutely, absolutely hard to watch.
01:02:53.000And if you just contrast this little kumbaya moment that press secretary Saki has with the White House Press Corps, and you contrast that to Kaylee McInady, who's a good friend of our show, and what she's had to go through, it's absolutely astounding and it's very, very, very hard to watch.
01:03:12.000But yet, listen, we collect this stuff, so you guys don't have to.
01:03:15.000Listen, we have been at the front lines of pushing for parents to get involved in the school boards, fighting back, fighting for integrity and transparency in our schools, government schools.
01:03:30.000And frankly, folks, pull your kids out of these places, especially if you live in a blue district.
01:03:36.000But nevertheless, Randy Weigarden, who is the president of one of the largest teachers' unions in the country, has doubled down.
01:03:44.000They bring Ibram X. Kendi, the rock star academic, to go speak as their keynote at their conference.