00:01:05.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:01:27.000Many of you know him from the last feels like a long month this last week.
00:01:31.000Oh my, it's been like a long year this last week.
00:01:33.000It's we've been everywhere, and I'm telling you what, like, again, I just want to reiterate for the entire audience, Charlie.
00:01:41.000There are only a few states that matter for 2024.
00:01:44.000We happen to be sitting in what I think is number one or number two.
00:01:47.000I think it's a really hard call to say that you've got Arizona, you've got Georgia, you've got Wisconsin.
00:01:54.000Those three states are going to really determine what the future of the fate of the country is going to be in 2024.
00:02:00.000And I'm, you know, we've been working hard.
00:02:04.000We've been busting our tail, but I'm infuriated because the national apparatus, the national Republican apparatus, has not taken that seriously here in Arizona.
00:02:16.000And so we are now staring down, you know, doing everything we can, claw, tooth, nail, everything to make sure Abraham Hamidai gets across the finish line.
00:02:27.000And I know that people are following that very closely.
00:02:44.000Like, we've seen a lot of haters come out, a lot of moderates who did nothing.
00:02:49.000In fact, they were like working against us, working against conservatives in Arizona throughout this.
00:02:53.000And now it's very clear that they were doing that.
00:02:55.000And now they have the gall after we are about to win or barely, barely lose, like a hair lose for Carrie or a hair lose for Abe or a hair lose for these other guys.
00:03:18.000If we want to get body slammed like Liz Cheney across the ballot, listen to these people.
00:03:22.000The heroes of Arizona this week were the ones that were chasing ballots and curing ballots because Abe Hamaday, when he wins, it will be because of the cured ballots.
00:03:31.000So I want to make sure people understand this: that there was a sign, and it's kind of revealing itself because people are actually now bragging about it in establishment circles because they were super quiet, at least quiet in my observation.
00:03:46.000I mean, I'm sure you were aware of a lot of it.
00:03:48.000But a lot of kind of the traditional Republican Arizona infrastructure is now kind of clamoring like, oh, we did this type thing.
00:03:59.000Meaning like we, we, you should have listened to us type thing.
00:04:03.000Like, this is what happens when you don't work with.
00:04:05.000Yeah, guys, I'm going to make something very clear.
00:04:07.000You can have that argument either side.
00:04:09.000Like conservatives have been in that position too.
00:04:11.000Like, look, we like nominated Martha McSally here twice, right?
00:04:35.000All the issues, the cheating and everything else that was going on, the 2,000 mule stuff that we know now and the vote harvesting and all of that.
00:04:47.000So she lost, I think, by like 70 or 80,000 votes.
00:04:50.000So she was like eight times worse than Trump in Arizona.
00:04:53.000This is that you can make the argument that I think if you're the other side of the party, that you should have listened to us if that person gets blown out of the water.
00:05:02.000The reality is this, is that when you could be the difference maker, right, on the election, like your support, your effort, you can't, that argument's null and void.
00:05:14.000It's just, it's a, it's a dumb argument to make.
00:05:17.000And so many people are referencing Karen Taylor Robeson came out and was like, ha, see, that was like this like vengeance post.
00:05:25.000Like she, it was like clearly she had prepared for like the next day after the election to go after Carrie Lake.
00:05:30.000And it's like, guys, you know, we've had Karen in here.
00:05:33.000We've been friendly with a lot of people that are friendly with her.
00:05:36.000She's been to turning point events, but it's like, that's not, that's not true.
00:05:39.000Like if you would have just helped Carrie that she would have won.
00:05:42.000Like if you, if you would have, if like the Chamber of Commerce would have endorsed Carrie, that's probably worth $10, $20,000.
00:05:49.000No, the Chamber didn't endorse anybody.
00:05:51.000The Chamber just sat on the sidelines.
00:05:52.000And the Chamber and the business community now is going to figure out in Arizona real quick what happens when you elect a socialist as a as a as a governor, right?
00:06:00.000Because that's potentially what Katie Hobbs could be is like this like really rabid, nasty, super radical governor.
00:06:07.000And it's like, Carrie was going to like just like, okay, maybe you weren't like number one on your list building a wall like the rest of us were like 95% of the party.
00:06:15.000But like, you know, now the business economy like crazy.
00:06:44.000And all we needed was that other three, like it was actually a half percent of these moderates, but we really needed like three, 5% that we think that kind of chilled at home.
00:07:28.000You know, we knew the issues that were happening at the at the national level.
00:07:33.000I mean, I, I, I tweeted this morning and you saw it and you and I had been had been saying this.
00:07:38.000You've been saying this on your show and thank you for saying it for weeks and weeks leading up to the election that we're going to have long lines.
00:07:45.000We are going to have equipment malfunction.
00:08:27.000And we told, I mean, I tweeted something of a similar vein right at Stephen Richer.
00:08:32.000And we said, you guys are going to have lines issues, toner issues, printing issues.
00:08:37.000And, but it's also, we broadcasted our big play to them, though, too.
00:08:40.000We told them what we were going to do, and they ambushed us.
00:08:44.000Yeah, I mean, they said, we don't care.
00:08:45.000We're just going to screw with the public, anyways.
00:08:47.000And look, I mean, that's why we got to get Abe Hamaday in because Abe can investigate this and find out whether or not this was intentional, right?
00:09:35.000And those are the two things that ultimately suppressed voters.
00:09:39.000And so now Maricopa County has not only embarrassed us, not only have they not apologized, but now we have this circumstance where we have literal voter suppression.
00:09:49.000And Republicans aren't used to fighting these battles, but we have to.
00:09:53.000If you didn't get a chance to vote, if you know someone that didn't get a chance to vote, they need to speak up now because this is your most fundamental American right.
00:10:25.000They have to go through every single ballot and rescan every ballot.
00:10:29.000And so, if there's discrepancies that exist now between the first count and the second count.
00:10:35.000What does history show what a discrepancy could be in a recount?
00:10:38.000I mean, you could have a couple percentage points, which in Maricopa County is, yeah, a couple percentage points is that thousand total votes.
00:10:44.000Yeah, and so this is where it implicates Carrie's race then, too.
00:10:47.000If Carrie's within the margin of error on are they are they recounting every race or just the attorney general?
00:10:51.000Just the attorney generals, but if the attorney general has a ton of issues, right?
00:10:55.000That race, like you have to with like adjudicated ballots, you have to verify Charlie Kirk here.
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00:12:02.000The Biden regime has now announced a special counsel to determine whether or not Donald Trump should be charged.
00:12:45.000So we've been, you know, people, how long have you and I been advocating for the Trump world to stop just doing rallies and turn them into action events?
00:12:52.000Yeah, I mean, we do it for five or six years.
00:12:55.000So Charlie, it wouldn't be fair to advocate for that.
00:12:58.000And because there's a lot of people that do that in D.C. who tell you what to do and they don't actually do it themselves.
00:13:04.000What we do at Turning Point Action is we host an event.
00:13:06.000We'll do an event basically with anybody.
00:13:17.000Well, people who we endorse, but like, and we support.
00:13:20.000But I mean, look, look, I mean, we have, we'll do it with anyone that we support.
00:13:24.000And we go out and when people show up to those rallies, when we have hundreds, if not thousands of people that show up to our events, we give them a clipboard on the way out.
00:13:32.000We say, we need you to go knock these 20 doors.
00:13:34.000And those 20 doors are what's going to make the difference.
00:13:36.000Think about this for a second, Charlie.
00:13:38.000Think about every single Trump rally that's ever happened.
00:13:41.000If on the way out, they said, if Trump from the microphone said, look, I'm glad you're all here.
00:13:47.000You know, in Arizona, we were just talking about this.
00:13:49.000It was like so hot, people were passing out.
00:13:55.000That's going to be a defining issue because I think of their family members that are like super angry because they had to stand in the sun for seven hours.
00:15:09.000Main under the authority of the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
00:15:14.000The special counsel will also conduct the investigation involving classified documents and other presidential records, as well as the possible obstruction of that investigation.
00:15:26.000Today, I signed an order appointing Jack Smith to serve as special counsel.
00:15:32.000The order authorizes him to continue the ongoing investigation into both of the matters that I have just described and to prosecute any federal crimes that may arise from those investigations.
00:15:44.000Mr. Smith is a veteran career prosecutor.
00:15:48.000He began his prosecutorial career in 1994 as an assistant district attorney with the New York County DA's office.
00:15:56.000In 1999, he became an assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, where over the course of nine years, he prosecuted matters ranging from gang murders of police officers to civil rights violations.
00:16:10.000From 2008 to 2010, he served with the International Criminal Court, where he supervised war crimes investigations.
00:16:18.000In 2010, Mr. Smith returned to the Justice Department to serve as chief of the Public Integrity Section, where he led a team of more than 30 prosecutors who handled public corruption and election crimes cases across the United States.
00:16:34.000In 2015, he agreed to serve as the first Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Tennessee, later becoming the acting United States Attorney.
00:16:43.000Most recently, Mr. Smith served as a chief prosecutor for the special court in The Hague charged with investigating and adjudicating war crimes in Kosovo.
00:16:53.000Mr. Smith will begin his work as special counsel immediately and will be returning to the United States from The Hague.
00:17:01.000Throughout his career, Jack Smith has built a reputation as an impartial and determined prosecutor who leads teams with energy and focus to follow the facts wherever they lead.
00:17:13.000As special counsel, he will exercise independent prosecutorial judgment to decide whether charges should be brought.
00:17:21.000Although the special counsel will not be subject to the day-to-day supervision of any official of the department, he must comply with the regulations, procedures, and policies of the department.
00:17:32.000I will ensure that the special counsel receives the resources to conduct this work quickly and completely.
00:17:39.000Given the work to date and Mr. Smith's prosecutorial experience, I am confident that this appointment will not slow the completion of these investigations.
00:17:50.000The men and women who are pursuing these investigations are conducting themselves in accordance with the highest standards of professionalism.
00:18:42.000You see, the most common type of magnesium is actually used as a laxative.
00:18:46.000So if you're taking it, you're probably, let's just say, depositing it in a place you shouldn't be.
00:18:52.000With 80% of Americans who are actually magnesium deficient, what if I told you you could be making that deficiency worse by actually taking the wrong kind of magnesium?
00:20:04.000And it's hard to tell what kind of season we are in.
00:20:08.000Yeah, it's Ecclesiastes 3, 1 through 8, written by Solomon.
00:20:12.000For everything, there is a season, a time for activity under heaven, a time to be born, a time to die, time to plant, a time to harvest, a time to kill, and a time to heal.
00:20:21.000A time to tear down and a time to build up.
00:20:34.000There's a few of those in there that might apply.
00:20:39.000There's a time to tear and a time to mend, a time to be quiet, a time to speak, a time to love, a time to hate, a time for war, and a time for peace.
00:20:45.000I mean, when I think when I, Charlie, when I think about where we're at as a movement, we have to look at all the positive things that have been built.
00:23:54.000And they went, I honestly, my take is, is not knowing all the specific details, but what I understand from people I trust is that he was thrown way under the bus, way harder under the bus than he ever should have been.
00:24:07.000Trump actually, I think, pardoned him.
00:24:10.000Yeah, I think he was on the last day of office by Donald Trump.
00:24:15.000Yeah, and he, and again, because he was treated the way that he was treated, it was, if you don't think there was a political motive that was there, there was a total political motive.
00:24:24.000It was part of the McCain machine that was here.
00:27:18.000You know 17th generation American, so i'm not not a Russian plant or spy, but I studied that because I went on my mission to Russia and i'm telling you what Soviet, the Soviet Era did is.
00:27:29.000The expectation was is that you show up, you punch your card and you go home.
00:27:33.000You shut up yep, that's what Marxism wants.
00:28:21.000I mean, look, the only outline hope here is this, is that the lawsuits that prevail, there's two different directions that can happen here, Charlie.
00:28:28.000One is that a recount is going to happen for Abe Hamada.
00:28:37.000By law, it's an automatic recount, which means that if they discover more issues in addition to the ones that we already know exist, that's going to just compound on what we already know.
00:28:48.000Now, this is a little different than the presidential election in 2020 because you don't have the external electoral college pressures.
00:28:56.000You have some certification problems, right?
00:28:58.000But you don't have as because in 2020, everything was so rushed because of the electoral college needing to meet, right?
00:29:51.000And so if you don't think that that has the impact of making a claim that a number of citizens here in the state of Arizona can say, hey, I was suppressed.
00:30:01.000My voting rights were blocked essentially on 11-8 because of the actions of Maricopa County and the decisions that Bill Gates and Stephen Richer and all those made.
00:30:13.000That's going to delay things even further, especially if a judge that I think would be a competent judge would hear this thing out.
00:30:22.000How can you look at this and say, again, if this was downtown Detroit, Charlie, or downtown Philadelphia, what do you think would have happened?
00:30:32.000I mean, it would already be upheaval by now.
00:30:34.000They would have extended the election by a week and they would have flown in the DOJ's SWAT team, the IRS's SWAT team.
00:30:42.000The DOJ's all the Fed SWAT teams that they have.
00:30:45.000The Civil Rights Division would have accepted it.
00:30:47.000Yeah, the Civil Rights Division would have totally come in.
00:30:49.000They would have been manning the polling places like we saw happen over the course of history.
00:31:52.000Either this is intentional, which a lot of people think it was because it's too many machines happening all at once, or this is just pure incompetence and like happenstance.
00:32:02.000But like, the reality is this, that's why we have to get Abe through so he can investigate this.
00:32:07.000I'll tell you this right now: the fact that there was 30% or more of the machines breaking up.
00:35:11.000We have to reinvent ourselves constantly.
00:35:14.000And what we're doing, what we're already talking about, how can we create new processes in order to make sure that we are getting the ballots that we need to get?
00:36:58.000So, I mean, clear, so what does that mean?
00:37:00.000Like, let's break that down real simple.
00:37:02.000What I think it means is that Democrats knew they were underwater significantly heading into election day because they weren't hitting their numbers.
00:37:10.000And those last final weeks, they made an absolute push to make sure they got drop-offs at the polling place.
00:37:17.000That last week that you can't mail in your ballot, they spent that whole week just like going and picking up individual ballots and getting driving people to get picking the ballot.
00:37:25.000And Charlie was like, how do you do that?
00:37:26.000Well, you know, you could have like 500 people on staff for like $25 million, guys.
00:37:34.000Like that's not that much money compared to what Mark Kelly raised.
00:37:39.000See, when you look at the whole nut that was raised in Arizona by Democrats, they probably had hundreds and hundreds of under the cover people that were just working to collect ballots.