00:00:01.000We dive into the different types of evidence and how it applies to you.
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00:01:06.000I want to dive into what's happening right now in the fight to reelect President Trump to four more years.
00:01:18.000President Trump is currently fighting his way through the courts.
00:01:22.000Democrats are doing whatever they possibly can to try and stop it.
00:01:28.000Whatever the outcome of this election, no matter what happens, the most important question is what happened on November 3rd and what can we do to make sure this never happens again?
00:01:44.000That is actually the most important question.
00:01:47.000Despite the absolute nonstop drumbeat of the media and all their denials of saying there's no evidence of election tampering, the truth, the rational, the reason-based truth is that there's extensive and undeniable evidence of that exact activity.
00:02:08.000At least if by evidence, you mean that there's no evidence that would be allowed in a court proceeding.
00:02:15.000We'll get into that in a second because I really want to dive into that.
00:02:18.000As is so typical in today's America, terms are being tossed around by people who have no idea what they're talking about or what the terms actually mean.
00:02:30.000You see, it sounds really kind of snobbishly smart to be able to say as you're wearing your three masks, walking your dog on the way to Starbucks next to your communist neighbor, oh yes, there's no evidence that Donald Trump was cheated.
00:02:52.000But the people who are saying that are either lying outright, which they might be, or they're so ignorant of what it actually means to have evidence.
00:03:49.000It's documents that can be produced, such as bank records, diaries, ballots that all support the claim of one side or the other.
00:03:59.000The fourth type of evidence is demonstrative evidence.
00:04:02.000It's usually charts and diagrams that demonstrate or illustrate the witness testimony.
00:04:09.000Maps, diagrams of a crime scene, charts and graphs that illustrate physical or financial injury to a party are examples of demonstrative evidence.
00:04:18.000So, in order for evidence from any of the above categories we just talked about, or the aforementioned categories, to be admissible in a legal proceeding, it must meet the following three very self-explanatory but very subjective criteria.
00:04:36.000It must be relevant, it must be material, and it must be component.
00:04:44.000It is important to note that whether or not evidence is admissible is not related to its definition of evidence.
00:04:51.000Evidence that does not, in the mind of a judge, meet all three of those criteria can still be evidence.
00:04:57.000But let's consider all four of those types of evidence.
00:05:00.000Let's go through this as if it was a legal proceeding.
00:05:07.000This is the type of evidence that can be found in Georgia, where physical ballots have been found to be uncounted, or in Pennsylvania, where signatures cannot be matched against those on the file.
00:05:17.000There are other similar problems that we talked about in Arizona and Michigan and Wisconsin.
00:06:00.000In this case, the documentary evidence overlaps with the real evidence because of the nature of ballots.
00:06:06.000Video evidence, for example, of these suitcases filled with ballots could also fall under this category as it gives support to testimonial evidence of Georgia election workers.
00:06:16.000The video evidence also walks a fine line between being documentary and real evidence, which I should say is in the four categories of evidence that could be in one bucket and also another.
00:06:42.000Now, in this case, we would be considering the development of diagrams that laid out the problems of vote chain of custody issues, physical layouts of vote counting centers, and where vote observers were not allowed to be standing, and the reenactment of the evidence to limit moderning of vote counts.
00:06:59.000When viewed in all of its totality, which of as now is really impossible to do because of the widespread dispersion of evidence, it is easy to say that anyone who looks at the four categories of evidence,
00:07:15.000if they're looking at this objectively and rationally and empirically, can say that all four categories of evidence are more than satisfied and fulfilled under the thesis that this election was tampered with.
00:07:34.000So the real question is: if all four categories of evidence are fulfilled, why haven't the courts reversed this election?
00:07:44.000Look, the legal system doesn't work like your parents' kitchen table.
00:07:49.000The legal system doesn't work like a fraternity where you try to find out who stole the six pack of beer.
00:07:58.000The legal system doesn't work the way that it might with a group of friends that are investigating who might have broken the other person's car.
00:08:09.000You see, the first is the subjective criteria mentioned above or previously of materiality, competency, and relevance to be met in a court.
00:08:19.000And the long and short of it is this: the judges are not impartial here, and we kind of don't want them to be.
00:08:26.000We don't want Democrats in the future to be able to go in front of a judge and overturn an election that might have actually been fair or in Florida or Texas.
00:08:34.000It is a higher threshold to overturn an election.
00:08:46.000These judges do not want to be known as a judge that overturned an election, despite the mountains of evidence in the real evidence, testimonial, documentary, and demonstrative categories.
00:08:59.000But the biggest problem is this: time.
00:09:02.000Typically, when you put together a criminal case or a civil case, you are afforded anywhere between a year to 18 months to get all of your evidence in a row.
00:09:12.000Find holes that they might poke in them.
00:09:14.000Be able to get witnesses exactly where you want them.
00:10:51.000The problem with going through the courts is that prejudice has now become the standard of our justice system in America.
00:11:07.000Increasingly, our courts have strayed away from this idea of blind justice now to blind partisanship.
00:11:15.000The courts are not what they were intended to be.
00:11:17.000The courts were always supposed to be above any sort of partisan bickering.
00:11:26.000Our legal system has become so unbelievably corrupt that it cannot be trusted in any way whatsoever to admit evidence rationally or view it objectively.
00:11:42.000Now, if you go back to the Federalist Papers and back to our founding fathers, The founding fathers always viewed the state legislatures as being the voice of the people, the closest to the citizenry.
00:11:57.000Now, are we subjects or are we citizens?
00:11:59.000That's the question that we have to wrestle with.
00:12:01.000Being a citizen, according to its original Greek, where we get the word citizen from, actually means being a co-ruler.
00:12:10.000This is exactly why we used to elect U.S. senators via the state legislatures.
00:12:18.000We got rid of that with, I think, the 17th Amendment, we got rid of that with the 17th Amendment, which implemented the direct election of senators.
00:12:27.000One of the worst mistakes I think ever made that turned U.S. senators into pseudo-celebrities engaging in a popularity contest, no longer actually under the threat of a recall or a check in balance from the state legislature.
00:12:44.000Now, that's not to say we might not get some favorable court rulings, but Sidney Powell's election and Lynn Wood's election, I'm sorry, election, lawsuit on the election in Georgia just got thrown out recently.
00:12:57.000And Samuel Alito did not grant emergency relief.
00:13:17.000Now, I want to go to Kelly Shackelford here, who is from First Liberty.
00:13:22.000We had him exclusively on the Charlie Kirk Show podcast last evening.
00:13:26.000I really encourage you to listen to this interview in full if you're interested in getting an idea of exactly what's happening here and what kind of lawsuits might end up being successful.
00:13:41.000Let's go to Cut 65, where Kelly Shackelford explains that the states did not follow what the legislature set in law, which the Constitution says they have to follow.
00:14:27.000The legislature actually determines it.
00:14:29.000So what Kelly Shackelford was talking about in Georgia, which is exactly what the Georgia state legislature should come in, is they should correct what Stacey Abrams and Rothensperger did.
00:14:44.000And Kelly Shackelford really built this out beautifully, I thought, on our podcast yesterday, better than any other pundit or commentator where he said this.
00:14:57.000Raffensperger surrenders, who's the Republican Secretary of State of Georgia, and settles.
00:15:02.000He settled the civil suit with Stacey Abrams and changed state law.
00:15:08.000Now, Raffensperger might thought he had to do this because he was under an order from a judge or whatever it might be, that cannot usurp, overthrow, or defy a state legislature.
00:15:22.000If the state legislatures meet in Georgia, they could say that we need to recount all the ballots under 2018 standards, that any sort of civil suit that was settled by Raufensperger can be thrown out.
00:15:36.000The same can be done in Arizona, where the state legislature's wishes and demands were overthrown by A secretary of state, I think it's Katie Hobbs, right, in Arizona, and Adrian Fontas.
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00:17:06.000We have been walking through the current state of affairs state by state.
00:17:14.000We had the amazing Kelly Shackelford explain this, I think, with better clarity than any guest I have heard recently, because a lot of you guys are emailing us, freedom at charliekirk.com, and you say, What on earth is going on?
00:18:51.000Kelly Shackelford talks about how there is time, and the December 14th date can be changed, but there has to be some really good evidence presented.
00:19:16.000Just because the electoral votes are cast, it still would go to the House and the Senate.
00:19:22.000But I don't think any of that's going to happen unless something is shown in court that the American people get to see and then realize, okay, this is a problem.
00:19:33.000And so Kelly Shackelford then goes to talk about how the best example of this, though, is the Georgia lawsuit.
00:19:41.000Probably the best chance we have is the recently filed Georgia lawsuit by Cleta Mitchell and the campaign PlayCut 67.
00:19:49.000The things that Cleta did in the lawsuit are things that were really undeniable.
00:19:54.000I mean, you have records of how old people are.
00:19:56.000It says so-and-so voted, and you have a record of how old they were, and they weren't eligible to vote.
00:20:03.000You know what the law says about comparing the signatures, and they know exactly how many of those wasn't done.
00:20:09.000And so, literally, what you should do is throw all those votes out.
00:20:12.000And what you would probably have to do in Georgia is have another election.
00:20:18.000And that shouldn't be out of the realm of possibility of the realm of conversation.
00:20:21.000So, now we have going up to the Supreme Court.
00:20:24.000Texas started a movement yesterday, and now Louisiana, Missouri, I think Florida has joined as well, to sue Georgia.
00:20:32.000A little bit of an SEC rivalry going on here.
00:20:34.000They're also suing Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan.
00:20:37.000And the Attorney General Jeff Landry, who's terrific, who I texted actually during our program yesterday, said, quote, Louisiana citizens are damaged if elections in other states were conducted outside the confines of the Constitution while we obeyed the rules.
00:20:56.000And so the state legislatures have an opportunity to do something about this.
00:21:04.000But it's Republicans that are actually refusing to fight.
00:21:07.000A special session is not necessarily needed.
00:21:12.000You see, the wants and the needs, the desires, the demands, and the laws of the state legislatures were intentionally defied in these elections, intentionally defied.
00:21:24.000The state legislatures had very specific orders.
00:21:32.000And these Secretary of States and these outside groups and these liberal Democrats decided not to follow the rules.
00:21:43.000The recourse should be ballots not counting and completely and totally new elections.
00:23:11.000They planted metaphorical mines all throughout the White House.
00:23:15.000And before you knew it, the Trump administration by June had a special prosecutor, whispers about Russia, despite China being our greatest threat.
00:23:27.000There is now growing chatter around China.
00:23:31.000It's really interesting how a lot of this China conversation is happening after the election.
00:23:38.000Wouldn't it have been nice to have a China conversation?
00:23:40.000I don't know, around October 25th, when we asked which candidate was more purchased by China.
00:23:46.000How about the candidate where we have a laptop that goes to show international business deals being done by China?
00:23:52.000How about the candidate where you have Tony Bobulinsky, the former CEO of the Biden business, come out and testify and say that Joe Biden was in direct contact with the Chinese Communist Party and doing business with the Chinese Communist Party to enrich his family?
00:24:07.000I guarantee a lot of those criminal investigations are going to disappear very soon.
00:24:12.000The new attorney general, whether they appointed an attorney general yet?
00:24:16.000Might be Doug Jones, is what they're saying.
00:24:18.000Might come in and all of a sudden all those investigations will go away.
00:24:21.000But they will continue to investigate Donald Trump.
00:24:23.000In fact, there was an Atlantic piece that came out today and said, here's how we continue to investigate Donald Trump.
00:24:30.000So Eric Swawell, who is the Russia hoaxer, who created a cable television career out of pushing lies against Donald Trump on Russian collusion, Cut 37, let's go to that.
00:24:46.000Just to refresh our memory of this petulant child who got elected to Congress, was trying to start a war against Russia based on lies.
00:26:17.000At least they're trying to be an empire.
00:26:19.000And the Federal B of Investigation, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, I shouldn't say that so quickly, the FBI, says they have 1,000 investigations into Chinese technology theft, Confucius Institutes, islands in the South China Sea, technology transfers, dumping of steel, a million Muslims in concentration camps.
00:26:40.000I have called China our greatest enemy.
00:26:42.000I think we should suspend all trade with China absolutely, totally, and categorically.
00:26:46.000I say this because I am not purchased by the Chamber of Commerce.
00:26:49.000Anyone who is afraid to call for the suspension of all trade with China probably has a capital flow from some Chinese auxiliary company or power source.
00:27:01.000Many of you listening to this remember the Soviet Union.
00:27:05.000You remember how the Soviet Union tried to take over the world?
00:27:11.000The Chinese Communist Party is implementing a blueprint that is completely different than that of the Soviet playbook.
00:27:21.000The Soviet playbook was one of internationalist expansion.
00:27:25.000One of the biggest lies taught to young people in schools is that the communist Soviet experiment was confined to the Soviet Union.
00:27:35.000In fact, some lunatic once tried to say that to me at the University of Minnesota, and I nicely countered him.
00:27:41.000It's actually one of our best performing videos out there.
00:27:44.000The Soviets supported Robert Mugabe, which turned Rhodesia into Zimbabwe.
00:27:50.000The Soviets had sleeper cells in Nicaragua, El Salvador.
00:27:54.000They helped with the Venezuelan experiment, the Argentinian experiment.
00:27:58.000They tried to implement communism in India and Afghanistan, Southeast Asia and Vietnam, the Korean Peninsula.
00:28:09.000So, this idea that the Soviet Union didn't try to take over the world is nonsense.
00:28:13.000But the Chinese Communist Party has similar global ambitions, but the CCP, I think they actually read the art of war.
00:28:23.000Because the CCP, instead of trying to actually do what the Soviet Union did and close themselves off, they've immersed themselves.
00:28:35.000Instead of trying to say that we're going to build up our own self-contained empire, we're going to influence and infiltrate everything.
00:28:47.000This is different than the Soviet Union because instead of trying to have coups and revolutions like the Soviet Union did, the CCP has just purchased the leadership of the entire globe in finance, sports, culture, music, film, cinema.
00:29:33.000Let's make stuff cheaper because we have so many people that are in the third world and they'll make it for five cents an hour or five cents a day and we'll deindustrialize the West.
00:29:43.000We'll use that money to go purchase their elites and their political system.
00:29:49.000We'll conquer the world without ever starting a battle.
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00:31:15.000Now, I don't support any of these censorship.
00:31:19.000It's so amazing to me how the left wants to almost normalize pornography for 11 and 12 year olds, yet they want to take out to kill a mockingbird.
00:31:26.000They allow sexual education that is so graphic that if you saw it, you would take all your kids out of high school immediately, yet they don't want to kill a mockingbird in our schools.
00:31:35.000They have the most graphic video games that they want 11 and 12 year olds to play, yet they don't want to kill a mockingbird in our schools.
00:31:43.000It's the same people that say, go wear your mask, by the way, go do heroin.
00:31:47.000It's not exactly a congruent line of thinking.
00:31:50.000It's all about chaos, disruption, disorder, disunity, and power.
00:31:57.000The To Kill a Mockingbird one, I think, is the most stunning to me.
00:32:00.000It is the piece of literature I'm most familiar with.
00:32:02.000I remember when I first read To Kill a Mockingbird back in seventh grade.
00:32:14.000And I'll never forget in my high school, in my middle school, despite it being very liberal, if I'm not mistaken, To Kill a Mockingbird has the N-word in it, I believe, several times.
00:32:25.000But this is the way that we handled it when I was in seventh grade.
00:32:28.000Seventh grade, we read To Kill a Mockingbird.
00:33:14.000Boo Radley, I believe, is the individual that is wrongly accused.
00:33:18.000No, I got my characters all screwed up.
00:33:19.000Anyway, point is that, if I remember correctly, it's a black man that's accused of something he didn't do, and he gets let off in trial thanks to Atticus Fitch.
00:34:55.000Instead, the removal of these books and putting in books like Angela Davis, 1619 Project, Nicole Hannah-Jones, Critical Race Theory, Herbert Marcuse, it creates hyper-racist people against white people, against white men.
00:35:14.000The National Coalition Against Censorship is doing this to fight against it for good reason.
00:35:21.000I'm afraid the censors are going to win.
00:35:24.000Because under this idea of racial reckoning, they are creating the most racist generation of young people since the KKK.
00:35:30.000That is the agenda of the Democrat Party.
00:35:33.000Divide people on race, sex, and class.
00:36:01.000Instead, let's go make things that make people angry, that creates little activists, that creates seventh graders that want to burn down the country, not want to improve their character.
00:36:12.000And that's why they want to destroy the central canon that I grew up reading.