00:01:01.000He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA.
00:01:08.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:02:09.000I'm very biased, but I got to tell you, what Turning Point USA is doing is the most important work in the country on high school and college campuses across the country to pass down these values to love America, pro-Constitution, pro-liberty, conservative values.
00:02:25.000If we don't do that, we're going to lose the entire country.
00:02:27.000And I could tell you, there's a lot more young conservatives out there than they'll ever lead you to believe.
00:02:56.000But yeah, we'll have fun with it there.
00:02:58.000I want to address a couple current event things.
00:03:01.000You never know what you're going to talk about at one of these things.
00:03:04.000I had this idea before the campus tour that I was going to kind of do all the different wars that are happening in the country, you know, like the war on men and all that sort of stuff.
00:03:13.000And then, which is, there's obviously one that is brewing, and it all kind of connects together.
00:03:18.000But, you know, a week and a half ago, the terrible massacre that happened in Israel, it's the number one news story on the planet.
00:03:23.000And so much of it connects back to the country, right?
00:03:25.000So I don't want to overfixate on what's happening, you know, in Israel as far as that geopolitics, but how it actually connects to America is incredibly important in a variety of different ways, also including whether or not we're going to get into a world war.
00:03:37.000And for those of you that haven't turned 30, which I just did last weekend, draft is now in the rearview mirror.
00:03:51.000Israel rocket kills 500 people at Gaza Hospital.
00:03:54.000Every major news organization in the country.
00:03:58.000Now, regardless of where you fall on, you know, the Israel debate, which it's amazing to me that if you could not fall on the debate, at least having some self-awareness that, I don't know, it's not normal or acceptable for people to go into kibbutz and massacre 1,300 women and children, and then I have to be lectured.
00:04:16.000Well, there's two sides to the story, like there really isn't.
00:04:18.000There's civilization and barbarism, so don't give me that two sides crap.
00:04:21.000But anyway, we can have that conversation later.
00:04:25.000But I'm sure there's some good-meaning people that agree that it's a tragedy, and they have differences of opinion on what's to happen there.
00:04:32.000But regardless of how you feel in that way, the media comes out and instantaneously blames Israel for what happened there.
00:07:03.000You could go to a world war over this kind of media malpractice.
00:07:07.000This is not silly little stuff about, you know, did Donald Trump do something in Moscow with, you know, like this nonsense that we had to live through.
00:07:14.000You could have nuclear arsenals activated over this stuff.
00:07:19.000And they immediately take Hamas's word for it.
00:07:22.000So think about how sick the media is, right?
00:07:23.000This is a group of people that just sent terrorists to go in to kill women and children, and we're going to act like all of a sudden they're telling the truth.
00:07:31.000And so the images come out, and yes, some people obviously did die.
00:07:49.000It's like this, like, was this even a rocket?
00:07:50.000Or was this like an incendiary device?
00:07:52.000We don't know the answers to these questions.
00:07:54.000But it's obvious that the media wanted you to be so angry.
00:07:58.000More importantly, they wanted Muslims in the Middle East to be so angry.
00:08:02.000And honestly, you know what, the sick part of it, it worked.
00:08:06.000Joe Biden and whatever, going there, he was supposed to meet with Mahmoud Abbas and the head of Egypt.
00:08:11.000And they're like, nope, we can't meet because of the hospital bombing.
00:08:15.000And this was at least, at the very least, the most innocent explanation, a intentional misunderstanding, not misunderstanding, intentional lying about events to try to interfere with peace.
00:10:29.000And we did that for a whole summer all from this idea of systemic racism.
00:10:34.000And at the core of a lot of what Hamas is saying, if you really examine the language, it's the exact same philosophical toxin that we have been combating here.
00:10:54.000They could trade with other Arab countries, right?
00:10:57.000First of all, don't elect terrorists to run your government if you want to be rich, because they'll just spend all your money on rockets, but that's a separate issue.
00:11:03.000But at the fundamental core of it, it's because the leaders don't want to actually govern and deliver results for the poor people of Gaza.
00:11:16.000That's exactly what the leaders of Chicago and Philadelphia, New York, Seattle, and San Francisco and Denver and every major city in America are doing.
00:11:35.000How often do you hear politicians in this country, especially that run these urban cities, that instead of improving the lives of their citizens materially, it's always somebody else's fault?
00:12:29.000If you see a big home, if you see somebody with success, and your immediate reaction is jealousy and envy and thinking they did something illegal or bad to get it, then you are no better than BLM or Hamas philosophically.
00:12:48.000In Gaza and Hamas, they say, wow, the Israelis are so rich because they stole all their money because of oppression.
00:12:56.000Instead, they should be saying, again, a lot of them are indoctrinated from a young age, but their leaders should be teaching their kids, they're rich because they make good decisions.
00:13:06.000They're rich because they have values that have been proven to work.
00:13:10.000They cultivated the land, they developed businesses, they gained knowledge and plugged into the world economy.
00:13:15.000And so why doesn't Hamas or the Palestinian Authority do that?
00:13:19.000Well, it's because their leaders would actually have to take responsibility for the citizens that they are tasked to govern.
00:13:42.000Israel and Gaza, they obviously didn't like each other, but it was relatively the most serene it has been in the last couple decades.
00:13:48.000And yet Hamas made a decision, an offensive decision, to do one of the, and I don't want to belabor the point too much, the worst terrorist attack that you could possibly imagine.
00:13:56.000If you haven't watched the GoPro footage, you should watch it before you have opinion on either side, okay?
00:14:00.000If you think you know what actually happened there, go spend five minutes and watch the GoPro footage and you realize the horror.
00:14:07.000These people, it's beyond evil or demonic.
00:14:09.000They are military-trained 20-year-old men that go door by door and isolate the women and children.
00:14:16.000They wanted to kill as many innocents as possible.
00:14:38.000Instead of saying, let's have a better value system or try to make better choices because at the basis of it, they would rather focus on the alleged oppression than ever actually lifting up the people that they're tasked to govern.
00:14:55.000Your decision in life is you can focus on building things and producing things or complaining about things and focusing on things you can't control.
00:15:03.000I've said this before, I'll say it again.
00:15:05.000If you produce more than you complain, you're probably a conservative.
00:15:08.000If you complain more than you produce, you're certainly a liberal.
00:15:14.000And by the way, I mean, production of all sorts of things, production of children, production of families, production of strong churches, production of safe communities, production of businesses.
00:15:35.000In fact, we have entire systems that are designed to weaponize your complaining, to try to use your sort of resentment or envy or whatever it might be.
00:16:14.000I wonder how many sacrifices they made if they took out a double mortgage on their house.
00:16:19.000I wonder how many people they employed to get a house like that.
00:16:23.000I wonder how many other people they were able to give the American dream to to have a house like that.
00:16:29.000It's a completely different mentality, a completely different mentality.
00:16:35.000And the here's the controversial thing I have to say: is that not just being materially rich, because that's not the most important thing, but being rich in your soul, being rich in knowledge, being rich in wisdom, being rich in your walk with Christ, being rich, whatever it is, is a choice.
00:17:14.000But one of the laws of life is if you do the right thing and the hard thing over a long period of time, your life will improve.
00:17:20.000If you tell the truth, if you stop drinking, if you stop watching porn, if you get married before you have kids, if you have a job, any job.
00:17:26.000If you try to find a problem and solve the problem, your life will improve.
00:17:31.000But yet the whole culture tells you the opposite.
00:17:34.000They say it's racism's fault that you can't succeed.
00:17:38.000It's white supremacist fault that you can't succeed.
00:17:43.000Like, I will listen to your white supremacy nonsense when all of a sudden, I don't know, in the black community, that we have more than 25% of black kids being raised by a mom and a dad.
00:17:56.00025% of black kids in America are raised by a mom and dad.
00:17:59.00075% are raised without a father in the home.
00:18:01.000That's a much bigger problem than white supremacy in America.
00:18:06.000And so what I'm getting at is that what Israel decided to do, largely because they're a people of the law and God's law will yield productive results, if you just take the Ten Commandments, you will succeed in life.
00:19:43.000And If you make tonight, the sooner you commit to a series of good choices, you have to first acknowledge that it's hard, but then you'll realize that your life gets better.
00:19:57.000And when you understand that it does not take talent at all to compete in the oppression Olympics, it doesn't.
00:20:08.000Well, Charlie, I'm a person of color and lesbian, bisexual, whatever, and because of that I'm super oppressed and people are rigged against me.
00:20:16.000That doesn't take talent to compete in the oppression Olympics at all.
00:20:21.000By the way, every single person get up on stage and could share something terrible that's happened to them.
00:21:01.000That is built on, we understand you've had it hard, why don't you have a better tomorrow?
00:21:07.000And that requires de-emphasizing the difficulty and prioritizing your own human agency.
00:21:15.000And tomorrow, if Hamas embraced this mindset, tomorrow, all of a sudden you would see a de-escalation of tensions.
00:21:23.000Hamas, the terrorist group, the Palestinian Authority, whatever you call it.
00:21:26.000And at the fundamental root of so much of this, which is what I think is missing in this country, is a disempowerment message.
00:21:36.000And this is what drives me crazy about the affirmative action stuff, about hiring quotas, about white privilege, is that it's basically telling black people or people of color that you are too stupid, not well equipped enough to be able to succeed in America, and you might as well not try.
00:21:55.000I think that it is insulting to every person in the country, regardless of skin color, to say that we need to reconfigure our laws and our hiring practices so much because you otherwise would not be able to succeed on your own.
00:22:09.000In fact, I think what it does is it creates, as Clarence Thomas says, the soft bigotry of low expectations.
00:22:16.000And I'll just use one example of this, which I think is the most repulsive, which is the idea of voter ID.
00:22:22.000Every time voter, by, we should have voter ID anytime someone votes, the fact this is even a question is remarkable to me.
00:22:27.000But they say, well, black people can't get access to a voter ID.
00:22:31.000And I say, I hope I don't even have a bigoted thought as racist as what you just said to say that black people don't have access to an ID.
00:22:42.000But they say, well, we can't do it because, you know, people of color can't find IDs.
00:23:10.000Think about all the different narratives that have happened here, right?
00:23:13.000You have the BLM, you have the trans narrative, you have all these different things, and they're trying to create two groups of people, oppressor and oppressed, oppressor and oppressed.
00:23:20.000And typically the people at the top of the oppression ladder, it's like white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant, heterosexual male.
00:24:11.000If you are thankful for the life that you have and the blessings in front of you, you will live a happier, deeper, and more productive life.
00:24:41.000And they have to be reminded time and time again.
00:24:43.000And through now, Jewish prayers and Jewish customs, saying thank you is a big deal in Judaism.
00:24:49.000So I want you to just think about this in the next couple days.
00:24:52.000When you see the savagery and the barbarism and the poverty that they've inflicted upon themselves in Gaza with Hamas and the wealth and the civilization built out of nothing where they literally made deserts bloom in Israel, who has a mindset that is rooted more in gratitude or ingratitude?
00:25:10.000Not saying one is perfect and one is not.
00:25:12.000There's plenty of problems with the Israeli government.
00:26:31.000But most importantly, there's something bigger and above you.
00:26:35.000And if there's one thing I can leave with you, and then we'll do questions, is that if you accept these two truths, your life will improve.
00:29:06.000I get it from every, I get the cat people, I get out from all over the place, right?
00:29:10.000So, and the number one piece of feedback I get from young women is that the young men are actually grown boys that can't control themselves.
00:29:19.000And they don't have self-discipline and they don't have self-control.
00:29:23.000And so it is not attractive to a young woman if a young boy or young man drinks to endless limits.
00:29:31.000I don't think you should drink at all, honestly.
00:29:32.000You could disagree on that, but if you actually want to make yourself attractive, embrace sobriety.
00:29:37.000You'll find a woman very, very quickly, okay?
00:29:39.000And then, and honestly, you know, embrace other parts of sobriety too.
00:29:46.000Don't watch pornography, all that stuff.
00:29:48.000And then finally is don't be afraid to be assertive in the best possible masculine way, right?
00:29:56.000Don't be a jerk, but I was just sitting, you know, yesterday, I met a couple Turning Point USA chapter leaders, and they're like, yeah, you know, we can't find a man.
00:30:06.000And I said, what do you wish they would do?
00:30:07.000And I said, I wish they would actually ask me out on a date and stop being like beta males to be friends for six months.
00:31:06.000The fact that I might one day have to draft my daughter is the next logical step in us opening up the U.S. military in combat roles in ways that I'm afraid we never should have.
00:31:16.000And again, I'm not diminishing the service or the sacrifice of females that have served in the military.
00:31:20.000I'm not even saying that they might be doing an amazing job right now, but I think it would be wrong and it would be morally unacceptable to tell young women that you now have to be drafted into a conflict and a war.
00:31:33.000I think that is blurring what I think is the beautiful separation of God-made men and God-made female.
00:31:39.000And this is the fact: men are more likely in a combat-type situation through higher testosterone rates, whether it be greater muscle mass, to be able to endure those hellish environments.
00:31:52.000I'm not saying that women can't, but look, let me just put it.
00:31:57.000Those memes going around are pretty accurate.
00:33:24.000So I think with the recent conflict, of course, what Hamas did was terrible.
00:33:32.000However, I think it's very important to understand the context of why they did it.
00:33:38.000So they're very radical, and that radicalization has essentially formed from the Israeli government bullying the Gaza Strip for the past 50 years and obstructing their freedoms.
00:36:42.000So I don't want to spend too much time on this, but I just want to ask one final question: is if Hamas would lay down all of the, before this massacre, okay, would have laid down all of their weapons, what do you think would have happened?
00:36:58.000And if Israel laid down all of their weapons, what do you think would happen?
00:37:05.000If Israel lays down all its weapons, I think terrorist groups such as Hamas and the Palestinian Authority would use this opportunity to kill a bunch of Israelis.
00:37:19.000Before the massacre, because heightened tensions, if Hamas would have laid down their weapons and Gaza would have laid down their weapons, what do you think would have happened?
00:37:28.000I think the Israel government would try to essentially do something similar, or they would try to push out all of the Palestinians.
00:37:46.000Israel, time and time again, has sat down for peace: Abraham Accords, Oslo Accords, Camp David Accords, which was facilitated.
00:37:53.000At every corner, Israel has given up land, Sinai Peninsula, parts of the West Bank, parts of Jain Samaria, in the pursuit of peace.
00:38:02.000And I just encourage you, and you've been intellectually honest, but I want you to think about this, and anyone who might agree with you, that these are not morally equivalent.
00:38:11.000You have one side that has a democratically elected government that allows pluralism in the Knesset, Arab Judaism.
00:38:39.000And the issue is this: well, more than the issue, is that Hamas now invited this conflict, okay?
00:38:46.000And this is where my sympathy kind of wanes down to little next to nothing, is that there was at least some form of an equilibrium.
00:38:54.000They were in Gaza, Israel is in Israel, and on a holy day in the 50-year anniversary of the Yom Kippur War, they decided to go into kibbutz, which I know that you denounce, but at that point, they're going to F around and find out, and Hamas should be obliterated for that action.
00:39:22.000So just recently, there's been a lot of talk about migrant resettlements in places like New York and how they're being overrun.
00:39:29.000And I've seen a lot of mainstream conservatives and Republicans kind of use this as like a gotcha moment against Democrats.
00:39:35.000And so I'm just kind of wondering why we're like playing those games.
00:39:38.000Like, meanwhile, like the top 20 whitest states of those top 20, 15 of them are among the top 20 with the highest rate of refugee resettlements.
00:39:47.000And mind you, these are communities that are very closely.
00:39:50.000These are small cities, rural areas that lack resources.
00:40:44.000And Elon Omar, who was rescued by Americans in a Kenyan refugee camp, brought into the country, given a great life, runs for Congress, and then tells us how systemically racist we are, how terrible and how awful we are.
00:40:57.000And so, look, why they are doing it, it's speculation at some point.
00:41:02.000But you and I could agree on the reality of the policy.
00:41:05.000We should not take a single person from Gaza into the United States of America, period, hard stuff.
00:41:14.000In fact, we have so many people coming into this flipping country right now, we should just shut it all down.
00:41:20.000We need a cooling off period, nobody coming in.
00:41:23.000It is like eating one massive meal after the other and acting as if that, well, they're going to assimilate.
00:41:29.000I am not seeing evidence that the Somali community is assimilating.
00:41:34.000I get attacked as being racist and misogynistic and all these different things, especially the racist and the xenophobic, is what I'm looking for.
00:41:45.000If you bring people into the country that resent you, don't share your culture, and they do not want to learn your language and they do not assimilate, you should probably stop bringing those people into your country.
00:43:03.000But number two, it's a bigger thing, right?
00:43:05.000Which is the intensity, the passion, and the zeal that members in both parties of Congress have to go spend hundreds of billions of dollars for a foreign war while we are being invaded is morally reprehensible.
00:43:20.000It is morally reprehensible while our border is being overrun.
00:43:25.000And people say, well, Charlie, it's two different things.
00:43:31.000When Senator Mitch McConnell goes up and he says the most important thing in the world is what's happening in Ukraine and Russia, don't give me it's two separate things.
00:43:40.000He is ranking and prioritizing in a hierarchy that a foreign border dispute is more important than our own border, where you guys know here in Texas what is happening from the drugs and the sex trafficking and the guns and the cartels.
00:43:57.000And so I think we should try to broker peace.
00:44:33.000It's hilarious that the international organizations can tell us that those elections are not fair, but our elections are perfectly safe and effective.
00:44:54.000But hey, Joe Biden totally got 81 million votes like yeah okay great um anyway no, but look, you might be right, you might be wrong.
00:45:01.000They do speak Russian, they're ethnically Russian and both sides have to give.
00:45:05.000Okay, the war is brutal, tons of people are dying.
00:45:08.000It needs to get to a place where some sort of a peace settlement is brokered.
00:45:12.000The best interest of the United States is finally not losing the dollars of World Reserve currency status, interrupting BRICS.
00:45:19.000The rise of BRICS is a major threat to American strength.
00:45:23.000And finally I, for one, do not trust the intel agencies or the war machine in Washington DC that is making billions of dollars off of the suffering of people 5,000 miles away.
00:46:33.000Wouldn't that make sense that the guy?
00:46:35.000If they were doing their bidding, then they would have took all of Ukraine right?
00:46:38.000So no, because because Trump was unpredictable, America first, and he was able to upend the old foreign policy playbook of Langley, Virginia and DC, which is that look, we're gonna be firm, but fair tough, unpredictable.
00:46:51.000He sat in a meeting with Vladimir Putin and he said, oh nice Kremlin, you got there.
00:46:54.000It'd be ashamed if a missile hit it and.
00:46:57.000And Putin was like, this guy's a psychopath, like and.
00:47:00.000But the point is this, the point is you're, you're incorrect by acting as if Putin is always going to invade.
00:47:06.000Four years of Donald Trump shows us that a strong America at home, when we're energy independent, our dollar is strong, we fix our trade deals, we have a great economy is a way to prevent Russian aggression.
00:47:18.000Thank you very much, I appreciate it, thank you, thank you.
00:47:23.000Sorry, I just got to keep going through the line.
00:47:27.000So, speaking of America first, I have to point out that you spent half your speech talking about a foreign country thousands of miles away.
00:47:38.000Last year, Turning Point USA hosted the Young Jewish Leadership Summit, during which you said, so a Christian that's not pro-Israel, I doubt they actually love their Bible.
00:47:57.000So who are you to question the faith of Christian Americans that don't support a foreign country of a different religion that has spied on us, attacked us, and lied to us, like about WMDs in Iraq?
00:48:08.000And especially given your recent suggestion that Israel allowed the recent Hamas attack to happen, why would you support a country that would do that?
00:48:16.000And do you still stand by your statement, like you said you would?
00:48:19.000No, I definitely stand by the statement.
00:48:21.000So I'm not an apologist for the Israeli government, but let me ask you, what religion was Jesus?
00:49:21.000These are not fairy tales or fables or things that we tell our kids.
00:49:25.000When I went to Israel, I was able to cry where Jesus cried, where he was betrayed by Judas and arrested, where he rose from the dead and gives us eternal life.
00:49:35.000I am not an apologist for Israel, but I reject wholeheartedly this narrative.
00:49:41.000Christians who turn their back on Israel, it says in Genesis and Romans and 1 Thessalonians, Paul said, you will bless the Jews.
00:49:49.000If you bless Israel, you will be blessed.
00:49:51.000If you scorn Israel, you will be scorned.
00:49:53.000The Israeli government, plenty of suspicious things going on.
00:53:20.000So you're willing to appropriate the word woman.
00:53:23.000Well, I guess it does fit your definition because it's a man who could open a pickle jar.
00:53:27.000So that's kind of, I guess it fits your definition.
00:53:30.000So then you think so lowly of women that you think that someone can just look like one, put on a bra with a dress and makeup, and that magically they enter womanhood.
00:53:42.000Well, if they have gender dysphoria, then yes.
00:54:39.000If a trans woman looks like a woman, you're going to call her a woman on first sight because she looks like a woman.
00:54:44.000Yes, you might incorrectly label somebody that's trying to trick you because they are wearing an equivalent of a Halloween costume because they're suffering from a mental disorder.
00:54:55.000I do believe that they are suffering and I do believe that trans women.
00:54:58.000No, no, they are suffering, but let me tell you, instead of pandering to somebody's torture, we should give them a way out and liberate them with the truth and say that there is a better way forward for you where you don't have to chop off your genitals, get on Lupron, get a mastectomy.
00:55:54.000So my question for you is: how can we rely on Trump to be the leader of the Republican Party if we are expecting to be the one that if we expect to nominate Trump to lead the Republican Party for 2024, how can we expect him to do this successfully and truly understand the values of the Republican Party based off of what he did in the latter half of his first term?
00:56:18.000What I'm referring to is Operation Warp Speed, in which he championed the development of the vaccine, after which he gave Dr. Fauci an award, a person in which I would assume most of us in this room have a lot of hatred for because of the lockdowns that he caused.
00:56:36.000Donald Trump gave this man an award and commemorated him and called the vaccine a, quote, miracle of the ages.
00:56:43.000In addition to this, Trump urged and signed multiple stimulus checks throughout December in 2020.
00:56:50.000Another thing which I can assume most of us would agree that when the government spends, it's usually not successful and it's just taking more of our money through taxes.
00:56:59.000However, Trump was the one signing these stimulus checks and making inflation worse by spending more government money.
00:57:06.000So if he was able to fold so easily to Democrat policy, how can we trust that he won't do this again if another situation arises in 2024?
00:58:19.000And we could talk about that at great length.
00:58:21.000But we also must be very clear about the history, because I think you're whitewashing it a little bit.
00:58:26.000Trump's gut instinct, which I wish he would have stuck with, was early treatments, hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, and opening up the economy.
00:58:35.000Now, to your point, he was somewhat overwhelmed by committee and Burks and Fauci.
00:58:42.000But you remember when Trump did that press conference, said, we must open up the country and we must do this and we must do that?
00:58:48.000And he got totally assaulted and land blasted from every single direction.
00:58:52.000So your question is, how can we think he's going to be a good president?
00:58:57.000I mean, I will give him one thing that I don't love what he did.
00:59:01.000While we had no new wars, the best economy ever, we had a secure border, we had Amy Coney Barrett, Kavanaugh, Gorsuch, and over 100 circuit court judges.
00:59:11.000I acknowledged during COVID that cooler heads did not prevail and he had bad people around him.
00:59:17.000But here's why I support him even more.
00:59:20.000Again, I'm speaking personally, not on behalf of Turning Point to say, just personally.
00:59:24.000Which is the amount that they are trying to put him on the sidelines, 700 years in federal prison, makes me believe firmly that he's onto something and that he's going to do something if he gets a second term that will make the deep state go running.
01:00:21.000Okay, so first of all, this is debated.
01:00:23.000I have our really fun, good pro-life leader here.
01:00:27.000So, first of all, I'm 100% pro-life across the board, okay?
01:00:32.000And in if, if, if, there is actually, and I will just go to Lila Rose on this.
01:00:38.000She's much more of an expert than I am.
01:00:40.000She believes, so does Seth Gruber and many other people in the pro-life, that there are not actual ever instances where the woman's life is in danger or jeopardy.
01:00:49.000Here's what I will say: is that if truly a cesarean section, if truly a C-section can't save the baby and the life of the mother, then in traditional religious doctrine, it's okay to save the life of the mother, okay?
01:01:03.000But I would dive deeper into what Lila Rose and Seth Gruber say.
01:01:07.000They believe, and they have a whole community of OBGYNs that believe there's no such circumstance that would necessitate killing the baby to save the mom without engaging in a C-section in that regard.
01:01:18.000I don't know enough about the details of that to die on that hill, so I would look after them.
01:01:22.000But out of principle, I would do everything I possibly could to save both lives.
01:03:06.000They lack the ability to be men at a very young age.
01:03:10.000They have to almost be grown into like feminized versions of their former self.
01:03:18.000And all the institutions have become super, super feminized.
01:03:21.000Now, I'm willing to look at all sorts of different sort of policy prescriptions, including, you know, I don't think that pornography is helping at all.
01:03:29.000I think that men staring at screens is directly tied to depression and anxiety and the lack of young boys to be able to actually have healthy dopaminergic responses to pleasure and to seeking reward systems.
01:03:58.000And I hope and pray you find hope, find help that does not just try to medicate you, but actually talks to you and reorients your ability to find purpose and meaning, not just puts you on benzodiazepines or Xanax or Prozac.
01:05:17.000But I wanted to question you on, like, I feel like I believe there is a, there are smart, practical ways to approach college, even though unfortunately too many take way too much debt for a useless degree.
01:05:28.000So I definitely understand the concern.
01:05:30.000But do you think there's a better way that we just kind of as a movement can kind of educate on that?
01:05:34.000Or do you think college is sort of just a lost cause?
01:05:39.000I mean, I'm not exactly kind to college.
01:05:41.000I wrote a whole book called The College Scam, right?
01:05:43.000And by the way, after you see Harvard with 31 student organizations coming out and supporting Hamas, I think that my mission, my hypothesis on college being a scam is being proven right.
01:05:55.000Look, I bet if I were to ask you, are there classes that you take that you think are completely unnecessary that you have to go into debt for?
01:06:02.000I'm sure if I went around the room, everyone says yes, right?
01:06:06.000And so if they were actually developing your character and enriching your soul, I would say all for it, right?
01:06:15.000Majority of kids that enter, I mean, 40% of kids that enter college don't graduate.
01:06:19.000How many of you know people that dropped out of college?
01:06:21.000Almost every single hand goes up, right?
01:06:23.000There's way too many people that go into college, right?
01:06:26.000And we need more plumbers, electricians, and welders, and HVAC, and police officers, and entrepreneurs, and people that work at their hands.
01:07:02.000And so, I just want to say, my job is this.
01:07:07.000My job is for parents that have high school kids and high school kids to give them the permission to not go to college if they know that's what's right for them without the weight or the scorn or the condemnation.
01:07:52.000And so my job is for the entrepreneur that's 17 years old right now in San Antonio, and he thinks that college is not for him, to say, you know what, you might be right.
01:08:01.000It's better to go start the business and take the risk because you always go back to college than go to college and not start the business and take the risk.
01:08:07.000The final thing is the most important thing we should be focused on is developing good people.
01:08:12.000And I'm afraid that college does not do a good job of that.
01:08:47.000Yeah, because Ishmael, I don't think, is God's chosen people.
01:08:52.000Okay, so according to the Old Testament, yes, but what are your thoughts on Galatians 3.29, which states, and if you are Christ's, then you are Abraham's seed and heirs according to the promise, as well as Romans 2, 28 through 29, that states, For he is not a Jew, which is one outwardly, neither is that circumcision, which is outward in the flesh.
01:09:12.000But he is a Jew, which is one inwardly, and circumcision is that of the heart, in the spirit, and not in the letter, whose praise is not of men, but of God.
01:09:20.000Okay, so I'm not a theologian or a pastor, but I think what Paul is saying there in Romans, which is basically the believer's constitution, is that if you accept Christ, you're in God's family.
01:09:31.000That God's family, the new covenant, accepts all if you accept Jesus into the heart, right?
01:09:37.000So before, it was a very direct bloodline.
01:09:42.000The tribe of God's chosen people who struggle with God.
01:09:45.000And I think what he's saying there, and I could be wrong based on the verses you selected, is that accepting Christ makes, as he says, neither slave nor Greek nor Jew.
01:09:53.000We are all one in Christ Jesus, right?
01:09:56.000That the family of God's chosen people is if you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior.
01:10:01.000So does that mean ethnically Jews are God's chosen people, or is it spiritual?
01:10:07.000I mean, I do believe that they are still God's chosen people, and it says that at the end of times, that a large portion of them will accept Jesus Christ Yeshua as their Lord and Savior.
01:10:17.000Now, the ethnic question you'll have to ask a pastor to that, but I do believe that the nation of Israel and the people of Israel, that God's covenant remains on them.
01:10:27.000That God's covenant remains on the nation of Israel until the end of times.
01:10:43.000And since you are absolutely destroying some of these guys, I think it seems fit to ask this question.
01:10:50.000I want to be able to defend my conservative Christian beliefs as passionately and accurately as you and other great public figures like Candice Owens and other conservative commentators.
01:11:01.000Do you have any tips on how to prepare myself with facts and information?
01:11:06.000Just overall speaking aptitude to take on the not only the left, but the evil influence that this world consistently promotes.
01:13:08.000My question is that we've all seen the footage of what happened when Hamas attacked Israel.
01:13:13.000They came through with trucks and they came through with paragliders as well.
01:13:16.000We also know that Mossad is one of the best intelligence agencies in the world.
01:13:21.000We actually send our own intelligence agency to get trained over there by them.
01:13:25.000And I do understand that it was a holiday for them, but how does the best intelligence agency in the world basically not even see this coming?
01:13:34.000Knowing as well that there's been situations like the Levan affair, USS Liberty, and deliberate attacks by Israel on the American government, how do we know that they're just not trying to pull our strings?
01:13:46.000Yeah, this is what made me go viral last week, right?
01:13:49.000Which is hilarious because I'm super pro-Israel, but I'm not afraid to ask questions, right?
01:13:53.00020 hours response for the IDF to go to send those kibbutzes.
01:13:58.000Now, I said explicitly in that video clip that I went very viral, that I'm not suggesting that Netanyahu did something intentionally, but here's what I am saying.
01:14:07.000Fact number one, Axios article shows that an equivalent of a council of decision makers were briefed on Friday night before the attack that there was growing chatter and activity on the Gaza border, and there was a deliberate decision not to put it on high alert.
01:14:25.000The why we don't know, the what is unmistakable.
01:14:30.000Fact number two, 1973, 50 years ago, and I'm not saying this is what happened, but you better know about this, Goldamair was briefed by her military, and they said Egypt and Syria are about to invade.
01:14:42.000We can strike now and we can save lots of Jewish lives.
01:14:46.000And she said, do not strike, let them hit first, or else the international community will be very, very upset with us.
01:14:53.000That's 50 years ago to the date that Goldemeyer made that decision.
01:14:57.000The best answer and the one that will probably come out is Israel got complacent, probably.
01:15:01.000Or one that people are not talking about, maybe Netanyahu was double-crossed within his own government.
01:15:07.000Maybe that there were not, maybe there were spies within the spy agency.
01:15:11.000I am going to continue to ask the question, a 20-hour response in a country the size of New Jersey.
01:15:41.000I got smeared as a Jew hater, an anti-Semite, and conspiracy theorist because I said exactly what I just said.
01:15:47.000And I refuse to back down despite all the smears thrown at me because I learned during COVID.
01:15:53.000I learned when they told us that it came from a bat in the Himalayas.
01:15:56.000I learned when they told us the vaccine was safe and effective.
01:15:59.000I learned when they told us that Iver Mectam was horse-paced, that you better keep asking questions because it's the only thing that keeps us free.
01:16:18.000My question was about: what are your thoughts on the body positivity movement and how do you feel about people being called fat phobic for just trying to get healthy?
01:16:26.000For example, Lizzo being insulted by her fans for going on a juice cleanse.
01:19:31.000And that the modern church is failing my generation especially.
01:19:36.000And yet it seems like there's not a lot of leading churches and Christian figures talking about how it affects the youth.
01:19:41.000So I was just wondering, what advice would you have for Gen Z and the youth to be taking steps not only in the social and political areas, but in the church setting as well?
01:19:59.000Churches are falling apart, but not every church.
01:20:02.000Jack Hibbs' church is growing like crazy, for example.
01:20:04.000If you know Jack Hibbs, if you speak the truth, people need it in a broken culture.
01:20:10.000We have been told by certain mega church pastors that if you water down the gospel and water down the truth, that that's how you're going to win people over.
01:20:18.000I think tonight is a testament that that is rubbish.
01:20:23.000You have people from all different walks of life of all sorts of different backgrounds that want to hear the truth, not a watered down version of what the media is already saying.
01:20:32.000And that's what the church needs to be.
01:20:34.000It's like the church, look, I'm honestly very outspoken against some of these wokey pastors, right?
01:20:41.000Where their wardrobe budget is much bigger than their book budget, right?
01:20:44.000And the skinny gene type pastors that do a TED Talk with a rock concert with organized parking and a coffee bar.
01:21:38.000Okay, so I wanted to get your perspective on postmodernism in terms of its application into the current social and political narrative.
01:21:44.000I started with reading Judith Butler's work and found some significant flaws in the thinking.
01:21:49.000As an example, Butler's gender performances very unclear to me in that it is filled with contradictions.
01:21:57.000But when she was pressed on clarity, this is what she said.
01:22:01.000It is better to not define the sexualities or binary terms, as well as it is equally better to not define postmodernism.
01:22:12.000This by itself almost seems designed to deliberately keep definition out because if she had to define her theory, she would have to admit its flaws.
01:22:40.000So based off that, my question is, how would you help the audience to reconcile the harmful effects in this nation's universities of the twisting of this philosophy in a way that students are not being taught how to think, but what to think about?
01:23:15.000They want to get rid of all those contradictions to create a oneness.
01:23:19.000And so postmodernism at its core is basically you get to determine what is right or wrong, regardless of what is actually objectively true.
01:23:27.000You saw that on display earlier, right?
01:23:29.000Which is like, well, if you think you're a woman, you're a woman, you think you're a man, you're a man.
01:23:31.000That's at the root of postmodernism, that you are in charge.
01:23:37.000That is the antidote to postmodernism.
01:23:39.000Believing that there's a transcendent, eternal, one God that created the universe with a moral order for you to live with an eternal date of judgment that you have is the best way to go up against a postmodernist viewpoint, which is they say there is no truth, there is no justice, there is no meaning, and there's no reason why you're here.
01:24:15.000I've ranched from Montana all the way down here to South Texas, and I've seen many ranchers and farmers have to sell out or significantly reduce operations due to Democrat policy.
01:24:25.000So I want to know what you think about the future for farmers and ranchers in America.
01:24:29.000Yeah, look, I 100% stand with farmers and ranchers.
01:24:33.000It is so wrong what is happening with the federal government incursion, with the lack of land rights.
01:24:39.000We have to take back our land in this country, by the way.
01:24:41.000The federal government has way too much land.
01:24:45.000If a Republican ran on taking back our land in Arizona, it would be unbelievably successful.
01:24:51.000Yeah, I don't have much to contribute to it.
01:24:53.000I don't know the policy of ag that well, but honestly, one of the reasons why we're a free and prosperous country is we're able to produce our own food without having to import it.
01:25:02.000And I, for one, am very worried about the hypercorporatization of our farming.
01:25:07.000I do not trust Bill Gates to be in charge of our farmland.
01:25:09.000I do not trust Monsanto to be in charge of our farmland.
01:25:12.000In fact, I want a decentralized farming system of people that have been there for multiple generations, that know the land, that are there for the right reasons, to be in charge of our food supply, not Seattle billionaires that are coming in to try to literally end meat in America, which is what Bill Gates is doing.
01:27:37.000I think I'm 100% on board for a lot of the populist elements that are ascendant right now.
01:27:41.000But we also must understand populism can go too far, right?
01:27:44.000You must be anchored in conservative values.
01:27:47.000I call them biblical values or whatever it is.
01:27:49.000So populism is listening to your voters to see if they are saying something that is not being addressed that your current political apparatus is ignoring.
01:28:00.000If it was not for the populist movement, we never would have a robust discussion on importing piles of plastic in from China into the country.
01:28:09.000That was a legitimate concern that Middle America was saying, hey, why are you shutting down our factories?
01:28:14.000And for years we said, sit down and shut up.
01:28:15.000And the populist movement, to their credit, really was able to platform that as a major issue.
01:28:20.000But here's the thing is you have to be careful not to overly pander to masses, right?
01:28:34.000But it always should come back to a conservative type perspective and you must use prudence when actually implementing the policy.
01:28:40.000I'm on board though for 99% of what's happening in populism in this country right now.
01:28:44.000I think it's good that we're finally talking about immigration, foreign wars, trade deals.
01:28:48.000And honestly, if it was not for populism, we would not be talking about the chemical castration of our kids and the butchering of them through this trans agenda.
01:28:56.000That's a great thing that the populist movement has brought forward.
01:28:59.000So if the public is howling, they might have a good reason.
01:29:04.000And the contempt of old school conservatism is we're not going to listen to our voters ever.
01:29:10.000Instead, it's like, well, maybe they're telling you something you should listen to.
01:29:13.000Maybe they're telling you that their purchasing power is going down and they can't afford homes and inflation is crushing their back and gas prices are unreachable and the border's wide open and they're ticking tired of you because you can't even pick a speaker of the house.
01:31:07.000But if honestly, if a liberal, like, I got to be honest, like, not you, but if a liberal family member is worried about a rigged jury civil decision of an alleged sexual harassment 30 years ago when our country's on the verge of World War III and the dollar's collapsing and the borders wide open, I think these people have a very serious case of Trump derangement syndrome at that point.
01:32:23.000But we have an unbelievable community, a remnant, if you will, of people that are filled with faith, filled with spirit, filled with courage all across this country.
01:32:33.000We still have breath in our lungs to save this republic, and we're going to scrap for every inch.
01:32:41.000The opposition is petty and they're shallow and they're fragile.
01:32:45.000And we are getting tougher by the day.
01:32:48.000I'm not going to guarantee victory, but I will guarantee this: that this movement that we are building is going to define history in a profound and beautiful and magical way.
01:32:58.000And they've only started to see us fight.