00:01:32.000He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA.
00:01:39.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:03:30.000I did a lot of writing and a lot of reading over the last 10 or 12 days.
00:03:34.000And I'm more convinced than ever that what we're really living through right now is a controlled simulation from people that are in charge that want us to talk about the same things over and over again without actually ever reaching any sort of consensus or agreement of what's actually good for our country.
00:04:16.000And there's 75 million or more of us, we don't know the actual number, that believe that America is more than just a colony to make a bunch of money or a place where you can temporarily come and swoop in and swoop out.
00:04:31.000This is a place where veterans have given everything and people have built their lives over many generations.
00:04:39.000And what I think the Republican Party is failing to recognize and realize is that we're running out of time quicker than I think most would ever recognize.
00:04:49.000And this is not just recognize and realize, but we're on borrowed time.
00:07:14.000We can't fly in an airline without having to be proselytized by their social justice propaganda.
00:07:19.000You send your child to any college here in the state of Florida that's funded by your tax dollars, and they will learn to hate the country unless they have some sort of pre-existing values.
00:07:28.000We have some great students here from University of Central Florida, which is supposed to be a good school.
00:07:33.000And we were just hearing about how he had to endure that indoctrination.
00:07:36.000This is what we deal with every single day at Turning Point USA.
00:07:39.000And so we have to think all of a sudden that now we're dissidents.
00:07:44.000And when have successful dissident strategies worked?
00:08:43.000It seems as if they're striking first because they're afraid that we're going to actually be able to be successful.
00:08:49.000And so, and this is exactly why it seems as if some of you are feeling like, why do I feel like I'm metaphorically living through a blitzkrieg?
00:10:11.000Like the stuff that I got emailed to me was like unbelievable.
00:10:15.000And I think it actually created a paralysis, the conservative movement, that made us less likely to act because we thought there was some master plan.
00:10:29.000And I think it was actually designed to make us less likely to make phone calls and knock on doors.
00:10:33.000I think it was designed to make us think that there was some sort of architecture behind this whole thing, some sort of spiritual energy that would kind of, and I'm a very Christian person, but we were vesting our hopes in some sort of supernatural intervention, not our own activism.
00:10:51.000I'm a person that deals in reality and reasonable thinking, and I'm also a person of faith, and we'll get to that.
00:10:58.000So when we look at effective strategies to actually reclaim what should be our own country, we have to think to ourselves, what are they doing really well?
00:11:11.000And then what are the current Occupy forces' vulnerabilities?
00:11:15.000So let's just, and by the way, I'm sure some media person is recording this.
00:11:18.000Everything I'm talking about is metaphors.
00:11:21.000So when I say sabotage, I mean a metaphorical sabotage.
00:11:25.000Just all right, because these people is not, you know, so how would we, those people that want to live in America that respects our constitutional rights, that believe that God is sovereign, not government is sovereign, that believes that we are a country, not a colony, that wants to be able to control who comes into our country, that wants stuff made in America, not in Wuhan China, that actually wants to value middle-class work, not just Wall Street's profits, that believes that the church is essential and never should be locked down again.
00:12:15.000Now, some people, and the number one reason that I hear, and I do a lot of these speeches, they say, Charlie, it's hard for me to believe that these people are this Machiavellian.
00:12:23.000Machiavelli, of course, wrote The Prince, and it's an idea that power is the ultimate pursuit of all human activity.
00:12:30.000The ends justify the means is the ultimate phrase from the prince that we get.
00:13:28.000They want another 100 million Central Americans to come into our country.
00:13:33.000We don't want the same things that they want.
00:13:35.000So as soon as it's actually a very freeing thing, because then we have clarity and we don't have fake agreement.
00:13:44.000I would rather be very clear about where we disagree at the left rather than this mushy middle ground where I can't, if I have another politician that comes and asks for a vote, they always ask to come on our podcast, and some of them do a good job, and we'll talk about some of them.
00:13:57.000But most of them say, you know, I really believe that we have more in common in D.C. than if I have to hear that again.
00:14:03.000I say, wait, the only thing you guys can agree on is awful trade deals, stupid endless wars, and bringing in millions of people into our country to destroy any sort of meaningful immigration into our country.
00:14:15.000Like, that's the only thing you guys can agree on.
00:14:19.000And so they're pathological in nature.
00:14:35.000It's because our nature is to be peace-loving, peace-brokering people.
00:14:40.000A lot of you have probably run and started businesses before.
00:14:44.000You would not have been able to run and start and grow a business as an activist.
00:14:48.000I want you to think about this, though.
00:14:49.000If you were running a local restaurant and your whole mission was to try to divide the community around a certain issue, that would not be good for business.
00:14:59.000If you try to bring your employees in every single day and said, okay, you go over here to a Republican, you over here a Democrat, you wouldn't be able to run a business that way.
00:15:07.000So you try to find commonality and values for a assumed mission.
00:15:39.000Every major institution, they find something that works that was built by conservatives or Westerners, and they take it over with almost a parasitic attitude under these false promises of utopianism and diversity and tolerance and acceptance until all of a sudden it becomes unrecognizable institution.
00:16:16.000And so then they said, aha, we're going to win.
00:16:19.000Because then before you know it, they say, you're an awful person if you don't want some 55-year-old guy with a beard showering with your daughter.
00:16:30.000Because if you have tolerance and no truth, well, then who's to say what the guardrails are for society, right?
00:16:37.000If all of a sudden you accept all things always with no bearing, with no compass, with no ability to be able to decipher good from evil, well, then we should just be accepting of those because diversity is our strength, isn't it?
00:17:33.000He's like, no, in order for that mission to be a successful enterprise, by definition, you need some sort of hierarchy and agreement and a common mission and goal.
00:17:41.000Now, of course, some diversity, of course, can be a strength.
00:17:44.000Ideological diversity at times is very healthy, especially when people are young.
00:17:48.000Racial diversity, linguistic diversity.
00:20:39.000Like whatever they're doing, like whatever they're trying to do.
00:20:41.000The point is that they're trying to put you in a position to be controlled by one of the ultimate purposes of human control, which is guilt.
00:20:52.000What is the whole BLM incorporated thing about?
00:21:11.000So when you have a generation that has earned very little, a lot given to them, and there's some things that, quite honestly, they've been used and abused on.
00:22:03.000But if all of a sudden you believe there's no God and the state is salvation, what wouldn't you do to alleviate yourself from walking around with the belief of having guilt?
00:22:13.000We all know how big that feeling of guilt is.
00:22:30.000So they use a society's inability to deal with guilt as a way to control you.
00:22:36.000As a byproduct of how we've become more secular.
00:22:39.000Our byproduct of not believing in a creator or a byproduct of feeling guilty if you have any form of success, which is the opposite of that.
00:22:46.000That if you have money, you only got it because you were doing a Bonnie and Clyde routine.
00:22:52.000If you have money, you only did it because you went around to banks and extorting people.
00:23:18.000If you have done something wrong that is deserving of you to feel guilty, then that is a natural, in fact, a healthy feeling.
00:23:26.000And I would argue that you have biblical exercises I mentioned to go through that will hopefully shape you and change you.
00:23:33.000But if your mere existence, your skin color, all of a sudden makes you feel guilty, then you have been propagandized by people that wish to destroy the country.
00:23:45.000You see, again, this is a level deeper that you won't always see this on television because everyone's just screaming at each other about absolutely nothing, right?
00:23:53.000I just get so bored with just watching most of the kind of smear merchants on like MSNBC.
00:24:01.000This is really what's happening here: is that people are actually afraid of having to walk around with not saying, I made the independent decision to whatever, open my business or send my kid to school.
00:24:13.000It's like, no, I'm not going to do something because I don't want to have to live with the consequence, even though your intentions might have been very, very good for doing whatever that might be.
00:24:29.000And they also, I mean, we all know the other things they're good at.
00:24:34.000I mean, they're good at trying, not just good at trying, they're very, very effective at persuading people in positions that matter, whether it be teachers or priests or pastors, that their daily mission should be one of a social activist, right?
00:24:52.000So they're very good at creating inventory troops.
00:25:53.000It is the fatal flaw against a tyrant and a despot.
00:25:57.000This is why every single person that has ever been in an authoritarian position, totalitarian position, has always first criminalized the comedians, the journalists, and the truth tellers.
00:26:10.000You go back to Roman Council Cicero, famously had his head taken off at his own estate because he wrote a little bit too, let's just say, colorfully about the Roman rulers of the time, including Mark Anthony.
00:26:23.000You could go through Socrates to eventually the dictators who employed the strategy of Napoleon to Joseph Stalin to Benito Mussolini.
00:26:32.000So what does that mean for all of you?
00:26:33.000Does that mean we all have to go become comedians?
00:26:36.000Well, sort of, but, and I mean this very, very, this is such an obvious thing, which is why I'm so supportive of Greg Gutfeld, you know, moving against the 11 o'clock.
00:26:45.000We are not making fun of these people enough.
00:26:56.000It takes obviously a very well-trained eye to find it because we're so, in a good way, I would say, accustomed to reading the Bible so seriously, and we should, that we kind of sometimes miss the ironic sense of some of the sense of humor in the Bible.
00:27:13.000So we're not making fun of these people enough.
00:29:13.000I mean, we're supposed to believe the Associated Press didn't know they were sharing a building with one of the leading terrorist organizations on the planet.
00:29:21.000It's laughable because they think that they're above any sort of criticism.
00:29:24.000And that's part of what we have to get at here, right?
00:29:26.000Which we have to get even more open and louder and more direct at mocking the people in charge because they do not, in any way, shape, or form, in my opinion, they have not earned, remember my favorite word, earned your respect.
00:29:43.000Now, I'm not saying you have to be a jerk about it.
00:29:47.000You don't have to say things that are untrue.
00:29:49.000But I'm also, excuse me while I kind of have a little less of a reservation when these people are trying to pathologically destroy Western civilization.
00:29:59.000And all they do is try to attack our value system every single day.
00:30:02.000So that's one of their huge weaknesses.
00:30:05.000Number two, what's the other weakness of the left?
00:31:25.000Joe Biden doesn't care because he doesn't know what anyone says about him.
00:31:28.000And so it's just a big difference, right?
00:31:31.000So, but in some ways, we actually used Obama's narcissism against him, which actually slowed down some of the radicalism towards the latter end of his presidency.
00:31:39.000I know that's somewhat of a contrarian view, but I could prove it through legislative action.
00:32:05.000So we have to play into their paranoia.
00:32:07.000We have to make them act in a way that would otherwise not be very disciplined.
00:32:14.000And the third thing is this, that they don't do well, which just happens to be the greatest vulnerability for them and the greatest asset for us, is they happen to be selling a pile of garbage to the American people.
00:32:26.000They actually happen to be trying to persuade a wealthy, rather reasonable, I don't know, but I guess reasonable at times country, I'd say 50 to 55% country, hope, that this such a minority of a minority view of the world is now going to be the only way to govern.
00:33:39.000And there's some nationalists that kind of come to power, that have some good ideas of immigration, but it's not even close to the same sort of views that we have as conservative.
00:33:46.000Like their conservative party is like Hillary Clinton Democrats, just so you know.
00:33:51.000That's how much they've moved the Overton window.
00:33:53.000Same in the, like Boris Johnson, who's like the conservative, he's like Chuck Schuman.
00:34:02.000But then you have Jeremy Corbyn, who's like Bernie Sanders.
00:34:05.000So their political debate is basically like what form of massive government, low freedom, no natural rights, mega corporation type of way you want to live under, right?
00:34:16.000And so the Democrats play and the left's play is a very risky one.
00:34:25.000And this might be their greatest vulnerability.
00:34:27.000On top of their inability to accept mockery, their inability to be able to be of a calm mind.
00:34:33.000It's very hard to build big things when you're paranoid.
00:35:35.000And if you're not going to do anything with the power that the voters have given you to all of a sudden push back against this sort of totalitarian blitzkrieg, then you're a worthless Republican, in my opinion.
00:35:46.000And that's why Ron DeSantis has done such an amazing job in this state in every single way imaginable.
00:35:53.000And so not every state is like Florida.
00:36:28.000Do you notice that Democrats in this state are now constantly on defense?
00:36:32.000They always have to explain why Ron DeSantis, the popular governor, is terrible, right?
00:36:37.000And you guys feel like you have the wind at your back when you talk about our governor here, right?
00:36:42.000And I am a Florida resident, by the way, so I could talk about our governor.
00:36:45.000And so I fled Illinois so quickly you wouldn't believe it.
00:36:49.000And so, but that should be replicated all across the country, right?
00:36:54.000All of a sudden, where we have reasonable popular positions, we're like, no, no, no, we're going to set the terms of debate where we are going to say that we do not believe that men with beards should be able to shower with women in women's locker rooms.
00:37:06.000We're also going to even go a step further where we're going to mandate constitutional curriculum in every single school across the country.
00:37:11.000We want our kids to love America again.
00:37:13.000And so all of a sudden, that kind of offensive strategy starts to put yourself in a position where they have to explain away why we don't want that.
00:37:22.000They're so good at this on the national level.
00:37:24.000And our national party has no idea what they're doing.
00:37:26.000So we have 27 state legislatures and states and governors that we control across the country.
00:37:31.000That's a lot of power that has been given to us.
00:37:35.000So you might feel like you've lost everything, right?
00:37:37.000But no, voters keep on showing up and being like, please, Republicans, protect my country.
00:37:43.000I remember when we used to talk nicely about Pearl Harbor, please protect our country.
00:37:47.000I remember when my grandfather served in World War II, please protect my country.
00:37:51.000I remember when we used to have celebrations on July 4th, not protest, please protect my country.
00:37:57.000That's what Republicans are really saying when they show up to the voting.
00:38:00.000They don't go vote for lower corporate taxes.
00:38:12.000And so instead, we have to look at this as something that is not just winnable, but we really don't have a choice but not to win at this moment.
00:38:23.000Now, they are playing it so aggressively and they're playing, they're trying in every way, shape, or form to kind of smoke us out and to flank us out.
00:38:31.000This is probably their fourth biggest vulnerability, is they're incredibly, they're paranoid, but some of them feel like they've got us, just so you understand.
00:39:08.000And he opened up a beast that challenges the entrenched political class in a way that no one ever has.
00:39:16.000And I don't think he'll ever get proper credit for this.
00:39:18.000And I don't even know if he seeks the credit for that, which again is the great irony of the New York Times: Trump not seeking credit for something, which is actually true because he opened up this enlightenment, and myself included, where we were governed by Republicrats and Democrats that refused to talk about three issues that were really affecting all of you on a very deeply personal level, which is mass immigration, trade, and endless wars.
00:39:48.000And those were the three things that both parties always agreed on.
00:39:52.000That it's a good thing that we're bringing in 40 million people a year from Nicaragua.
00:40:09.000And then, how about the cheap product craze?
00:40:11.000How about the fact that we have more piles of plastic than we know what to do with in this country?
00:40:15.000And clinics full of people trying to recover from opioids.
00:40:18.000So, this great deal that we are brokered by Republicans is: okay, we're going to shut down your factories, bring in a bunch of pills, and you're going to like it because all of a sudden you're going to have garages full of stuff you're never going to use that you don't remember you own, that you're going to have a fire sale at one moment.
00:40:32.000And maybe if you're lucky, you'll get a self-storage unit you could put it in.
00:40:37.000That was the grand bargain that we were sold.
00:40:39.000And Donald Trump comes onto the scene and is like, all of this is a bunch of, it's a scam, the whole thing.
00:40:45.000And he does it in the way that only he can do it because he got your attention while doing.
00:40:49.000This is what made him different than some of the leaders that talked about this stuff before.
00:40:56.000And instead of talking about how wonderful it was that we are occupying Afghanistan, instead of talking about how wonderful it was that we have piles of, you know, t-shirts that we have no attraction, you know, that we have no connection to, he was criticizing the core belief that was the money flow of Washington, D.C., which was uninterrupted trade with China, which was mass migration and the war industry.
00:41:19.000Those are the three things you are not allowed to talk about.
00:41:22.000Like school choice, fine, you can kind of talk about that as a Republican, right?
00:41:32.000And then they disguised their criticism of him as being a moral indictment of his tweets and his behavior and whatever.
00:41:42.000What they really hated and what they really feared was that the Republican Party was going to become a party that cared much more about the nation of America than Goldman Sachs profits.
00:41:53.000That cared much more about whether or not your children had a nation to live in than whether or not Amazon was building another worthless, senseless distribution center in central Florida.
00:42:05.000And that scared them like you can't believe.
00:42:08.000So they think they're going to win if they can quarantine those ideas in Mar-a-Lago.
00:42:14.000They know that if those ideas get reintroduced on a national stage and the Republican Party articulates it, I'm talking about 60, 70, 80% type election victories.
00:42:26.000We're now talking about broad consensus.
00:42:27.000All of a sudden, you are now agreeing with some of the people on the Bernie Sanders left.
00:42:32.000Maybe it's not a good thing that Jeff Bezos has $165 billion.
00:42:42.000And I think we as conservatives should say that.
00:42:44.000And it's also disgusting what he does with his money.
00:42:46.000He buys the Washington Post so that you can get your Apple News notifications of some ridiculously, you know, overly.
00:42:53.000I don't think that's a conservative value.
00:42:55.000And they're afraid because that's popular.
00:42:58.000Because at the very fundamental level, the American Revolution was about protecting the small against the large.
00:43:06.000And it was protecting the things that matter against the things that were threatening those things that matter.
00:43:12.000And so, what does that look like for all of us?
00:43:15.000Well, first of all, it's already happening, thankfully, because of people like you that have not given up and you're still assembling and you're still gathering, you're still doing this, which is whether or not Trump runs again in 2024.
00:43:25.000And I don't, I have no inside information on all about that.
00:43:28.000I actually don't think it matters as much as whether or not we're going to be meeting here in four years and we're going to be a conservative movement about things that actually matter.
00:43:36.000That we're not going to keep on just exchanging the same sort of platitudes that happened like when Jeb Bush ran and fine.
00:44:07.000Are kids being taught to hate the country?
00:44:09.000I care much more about those questions than whether or not we have 3% GDP growth.
00:44:13.000I care much more about what the fabric of the nation is, and you should too.
00:44:17.000And so that's their final vulnerability, which is the actual ideas themselves.
00:44:23.000And so let me close with this kind of framing of the two different economic classes and where you are on the right, we're on the right side of this one.
00:44:31.000They're afraid that people like me and our podcast and our radio show and you guys are going to start to all of a sudden become aware of this.
00:44:36.000You're going to demand it of your leaders.
00:44:38.000And all of a sudden, the Republican Party, if it does its job, is going to become a 65-70% popular party because of its ideas, which is there's two groups of people in the country, and we've seen this happen over the last year.
00:44:49.000And neither is necessarily good or bad, but I would argue that one gets abused at the expense of the other.
00:44:55.000There's one sector of the economy which is small but rich and powerful called the Zoom and the Skype class.
00:45:02.000They're people that open up their laptop because they're able to open up their laptop to go to work.
00:45:08.000They didn't have to leave their house much to be able to make a living in the last year.
00:45:11.000Again, there's nothing necessarily bad about this.
00:45:14.000But those people tend to have a contempt for the people that actually make the mechanical and the material economy go, the muscular class in America.
00:45:25.000And there's 115 million people that are in the muscular class in America.
00:45:31.000Those people used to be almost all Democrats.
00:45:34.000Those people that are, they're the ones that have to wear a mask all day long because of some stupid mandate from some governor, but they keep on doing it because they want to make sure that your boxes keep on getting delivered, that you can get an Uber at a moment's notice, that you can get a meal if you want at a local restaurant.
00:45:49.000They're the ones that have really had to labor in the last year.
00:45:52.000They're the carpenters and the welders.
00:45:54.000They're the electricians and the police officers.
00:45:57.000And so the Zoom and the Skype class is trying to crush that muscular class.
00:46:01.000But all of a sudden, for the first time ever, that muscular class in all sorts of racial backgrounds, Hispanic especially, black and white working class, is all moving in this direction of the Republican Party.
00:46:11.000And what many of our leaders have not stopped to recognize, some have, most haven't, is why?
00:46:18.000Well, Donald Trump started what should be the most successful political movement in the modern era, which is a restoration of this beautiful republic of people that do not own a lot.
00:46:31.000People that don't have multiple homes, but they are rich in their soul and their spirit and their desires and their ambitions.
00:46:39.000And isn't that what America has always been?
00:46:48.000And we should be unafraid about saying that.
00:46:51.000Because what I care about more than anything else is whether or not the muscular class, the person that wants to have four children and love their country and serve their country, probably as a veteran, whether or not they can still exist in the American promise.
00:47:05.000And that's exactly what the conservative movement should stand for.
00:47:08.000So as we look at ourselves as dissidents, what does that all mean?
00:47:11.000That means we have to know why we believe what we believe.
00:47:13.000We have to know that we actually have the wind at our back right now, that they're representing an ever-increasingly radical agenda of an angry 0.1% that screams, but they have no constituency.
00:47:23.000But we represent what is going to actually be successful in the ballot box: middle-class work, family formation.
00:47:30.000Not just freedom and liberty, but something even more deeper and more beautiful than that.
00:47:34.000So it's about being involved in the fight, not just a spectator.
00:47:38.000And so let me tell you my least favorite question that I get.
00:47:42.000My least favorite question I get is when people say, So, Charlie, how's it going out there?
00:47:48.000Like I'm some sort of gladiator in a, like it's Maximus or something.
00:49:28.000And I will tell you where I stand right now in how these countries, I'm definitely not voting Democrats, but I don't want to vote for time to take it out with me.
00:50:03.000This is why I got so involved in the Georgia runoff.
00:50:05.000That some people say, I don't like voting for the lesser of two evils.
00:50:08.000Now, there's so many pot, and there's beautiful moral literature written about this from C.S. Lewis on downwards, where if you're worried about trying to find the divine and the perfect, then you'll be voting on the coming of Christ.
00:51:11.000And was kind of in that mold of just kind of, we're gonna do things like we've always done them in Florida.
00:51:16.000And someone entered the field that was just basically known as being the number one critic of the Mueller investigation, Ron DeSantis from the northeastern part of Florida.
00:51:26.000And he was down in the first public poll by, I think, 52 points.
00:52:08.000And obviously, Ron DeSantis went up significantly.
00:52:11.000That's where the primaries start to matter a lot, right?
00:52:13.000That's where those primary campaigns that are launched.
00:52:16.000And I could go through chapter and verse.
00:52:19.000Senator Ted Cruz in his primary campaign in Texas was running up against, again, again, nothing against these people.
00:52:25.000I'm just saying that we know what we have, where that primary campaign went all of a sudden where you have a very outspoken conservative you otherwise wouldn't have.
00:55:36.000There are people that are deceased on the voter rolls in Arizona that shows that a ballot actually went in.
00:55:41.000And I think we're finally getting back to that.
00:55:44.000But I also think that there might have been some very well-crafted, very sneaky people that tried to insert things that they knew were false into kind of conservative literature that all of a sudden we started talking about that seemed compelling to discredit the entire question around voter integrity.
00:56:00.000And again, this is like, for example, the thing that Mike Pence was in Gitmo standing trial.
00:56:05.000I probably got 200 emails about this in one day on our podcast.
00:56:10.000And then I was like, oh my goodness, there's somebody spreading this stuff, right?
00:59:50.000Parlor is coming back online, and there will be a search engine this summer or early fall that we're working on very hard to go after Google on search.
01:00:00.000And so, there's some competitors coming.
01:00:03.000Now, it's going to be rocky, but it's coming.
01:01:50.000It's right there in the Constitution that says that the states may convene a constitutional convention, of which it could actually be a check on a runaway federal government.
01:05:20.000Yeah, it's getting a little late, but no.
01:05:25.000So I started Turning Point nine years ago in June and never went to college with nothing, no money, no connections, no idea what I was doing, just great mentors that wanted to save the country.
01:05:36.000And in nine years, we are now on thousands of high school and college campuses across the country.
01:05:41.000Well, over 150 people on our full-time staff.
01:05:44.000We have some of our Turning Point leaders right here.
01:08:43.000But what I think was in, I saw happening in real time the intentional blurring of the 200,000 people without the ellipse as if they were the guy, like the Chewbacca man that was like, or the person with the zip ties that was like scaling the site.
01:08:58.000Like, okay, that's kind of a difference.
01:09:03.000And they're all of a sudden immediately after that, they're like, oh, we want to use this as mass surveillance to try to surveil citizens and try to infiltrate their groups.
01:09:10.000And so the impeachment had actually a backfiring effect.
01:09:15.000So the impeachment actually kind of put that issue to rest, at least in the short term, because it backfired and there was a verdict that showed against it.
01:09:24.000I think they actually regretted doing the impeachment because it actually ended the news cycle around that.
01:09:29.000But look, it's long past time for people to speak very clearly about what, first of all, we had a whole ridiculous season of actual, like legitimate violence against our country for months, and we still do.
01:09:47.000And that was completely and totally excused.
01:10:01.000And so let me, if I can extrapolate this further, if I could tell you another thing that really frustrates me about the conservative movement is how we play into the left's own hand.
01:10:45.000And then you're going to have Elon Omar say it is now time for us to have a national police force come into Minneapolis and clean up the mess.
01:13:04.000And so it's, in my opinion, and I've had some very robust disagreements with some other conservatives about this that you guys all know that have been on the voter integrity issue.
01:13:13.000They're focused on machines and they're focused on internet connectivity and they're focused on satellites.