00:00:42.000And sponsored by Turning Point Action, Ron DeSantis and President Trump will be there with Turning Point Action all there in Tampa, Florida.
00:01:31.000He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point USA.
00:01:37.000We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives, and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country.
00:02:01.000Yesterday, we covered a lot of different topics, and late last night, Senate Republicans tried to pull a fast one and decided to advance a gun control piece of legislation.
00:02:15.000Remarkably, after John Cornyn was booed at the Texas Republican convention by his own voters, John Cornyn continued to push this piece of legislation.
00:02:27.00014 Republicans voted yes on gun confiscation legislation yesterday.
00:02:34.000Roy Blunt from Missouri, Richard Burr from North Carolina, Shelley Moorcapado from West Virginia, Bill Cassidy, of course, Bill Cassidy from Louisiana, Susan Collins from Maine, John Cornyn from Texas, Joni Ernst from Iowa, Lindsey Graham from South Carolina, Mitch McConnell from Kentucky, Lisa Murkowski from Alaska, Rob Portman from Ohio, Mitt Romney from Utah,
00:03:03.000Tom Tillis from North Carolina, and Todd Young from Indiana.
00:03:08.000It makes you wonder what exactly is the calculus of these Republican voters.
00:03:13.000I mean, these Republican politicians and what they're doing.
00:03:34.000Roy Blunt, Richard Burr, Shelly Moore Capito, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins, John Cornyn, Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, Rob Porton, Mitt Romney, Tom Tillis, and Todd Young.
00:03:47.000They don't care about what their voters say.
00:03:54.000It's that deep down, they don't think much of you at all.
00:03:59.000If they can survive an election or survive a primary, go on cable news, talk a good game every once in a while on some broad conservative consensus issues, they believe they can sneak by.
00:04:11.000But when it actually matters, when there's a piece of legislation that is up, a red flag law piece of legislation that, by the way, will result in guns being confiscated from vets, from people that have been accused wrongly of having a significant mental health issue.
00:04:30.000How about people that get labeled wrongly as domestic terrorists, as the Department of Justice has labeled moms and dads that show up to school board meetings domestic terrorists?
00:04:49.000If they were to think deeply about what they were actually doing, let's take one voter in particular, Lisa Murkowski.
00:04:55.000If Lisa Murkowski was serious about serving the needs, wants, and interests of her constituents, she'd be wondering why is it that so many Alaskans are committing suicide?
00:05:05.000She wouldn't be trying to take people's guns away.
00:05:08.000She'd be actually trying to solve a serious mental health problem.
00:05:11.000Do you think gun control is popular in Iowa?
00:05:15.000How about Louisiana, Bill Cassidy, or West Virginia, Shelly Moore Capito, or North Carolina for both senators from North Carolina, Tom Tillis and Richard Burr?
00:05:26.000Why is it that Republicans are always the one that are capitulating and surrendering to the left?
00:05:31.000When's the last time Democrats surrendered to us?
00:05:34.000When's the last time Democrats said, you know what?
00:05:59.000Their smugness, their arrogance, their lack of accountability.
00:06:05.000And so what we're going to do this entire hour is we're going to talk about what drives a member of the Republican ruling class to have such bitterness towards you.
00:06:16.000Why is it that John Cornyn, who represents one of the most pro-2A states, Texas, wants to then go poke the eyes of his own voters?
00:06:38.000If you ignore your voters, in fact, if you defy your voters openly, the entire system will crumble.
00:06:44.000You cannot have a system where people go and they fill out their ballots and they go to the voting booth and they say, I want this person to do a certain thing and that person does the exact opposite.
00:06:56.000It doesn't take an hour worth of analysis for us to say, why would that not possibly work?
00:07:03.000The idea of representation, a reflection of one's Values is a bedrock principle that the founding fathers put in the greatest political document ever written in the United States Constitution.
00:07:14.000In fact, the Declaration, which we on this program believe is actually a perfect key, it is a perfect fit within the United States Constitution.
00:07:24.000And Dr. Larry Arn from Hillsdale College wrote a phenomenal book called The Founder's Key that beautifully articulates this: it actually talks in the Declaration of Independence, it speaks brilliantly about how King George was not properly representing them and that they have a moral right to have the consent of the governed when,
00:07:44.000in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands that have tied them to the other, deriving among the separate but equal stations, the powers of the earth.
00:07:55.000And it goes on to say they're deriving from the laws of nature and nature's God.
00:08:00.000In the second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence, written by Thomas Jefferson and signed by 56 brave patriots, it talks about consent that King George was not, he was not doing this.
00:08:22.000What's the direction you want to take things?
00:08:24.000This was an inspiration for our birthday, an inspiration for July 4th.
00:08:30.000And so any system that intentionally and in fact smugly and arrogantly defies the constituents that have given them political power, by definition, will crumble.
00:08:43.000You want to know why the conservative base has such disgust for Washington, D.C., myself included?
00:08:49.000It's because of theatrics like what we saw last night.
00:08:52.000They go and talk a good game on cable news.
00:08:54.000Yeah, we're going to go fight socialism.
00:08:58.000We're going to go fight critical race theory.
00:09:00.000Really, when's the last time you did anything to fight critical race theory at West Point?
00:09:35.000Well, just ask Roy Blunt, Richard Moore, Shelley Moore Capito, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins, John Corn, and Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, Rob Portman, Mitt Romney, Tom Tillis, and Todd Young.
00:11:20.000It's incredibly idealistic if you're dealing on a person-to-person basis, but it's foolish, wrong, and dangerous when you're dealing with an entire political movement, especially the Democrat Party that you have in Washington, D.C. What drives it is this willingness to go serve a different constituency.
00:11:41.000Here I have the New York Times, Roy Blunt, Richard Moore, Shelley Moore Capodo, McConnell, and others, they actually care more about what I have in my hand, the New York Times, than what their own voters say.
00:12:02.000And what's so incredible about this entire drama of gun control, the drama of gun confiscation, the story and the saga of being able to take people's weapons away through false accusations and miscategorizations of government.
00:12:18.000What's so interesting about the whole thing is how John Cornyn doubled and tripled down after being rebuked by his voters.
00:12:28.000We played this tape yesterday, but I want to play it again.
00:12:33.000It's a tape of John Cornyn speaking at the Texas Republican Convention and being booed at the Texas Republican Convention.
00:13:02.000Any decent person that gets booed by their voters, any decent person that all of a sudden gets rebuked by the very people that gave them political power would stop and say, maybe I'm heading in the wrong direction.
00:13:47.000I have never, in my 10 years of doing this, seen such an intentional, brazen, and defiant mode of action as what I have just seen from John Cornyn.
00:14:03.000I'm not saying it's the worst bill I've ever seen.
00:14:13.000The point I'm making is I have never seen in my 10 years of doing this someone so openly rebuked by their voters and then so quickly turning 180 degrees around and saying, I don't care.
00:14:50.000Instead of being allied with his voters and be like, maybe there's something I could learn here, he pokes him in the eye and says, no, I'm the senator.
00:16:27.000He said, for many reasons, one of them being the respect of individual rights, that all of us are made in the image of God, and that the people are the sovereign, and that the people in charge-senators, congressmen, governors, mayors, county clerks-they're there because of the permission of their voters.
00:16:43.000The voters have the power, the people are sovereign.
00:16:49.000Now, with sovereignty of the individual comes rights of the individual, the right to speech, the right to defend yourself, the Second Amendment, the right not to have soldiers in your home, the right to privacy, the right against self-incrimination, the right to a speedy trial, the right to representation, the right to a jury of your peers, and then all other rights that are not specified to the states or to the people.
00:17:12.000The Ninth Amendment, called the Forgotten Amendment, or the Mysterious Amendment.
00:17:18.000Basically, if the rights are not in the Constitution, it doesn't mean that the rights don't exist.
00:17:23.000I could do a whole show on the Ninth Amendment, but I just basically just went through the Bill of Rights.
00:17:27.000First, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, one, two, three deals with speech, guns, soldiers, fourth, privacy, fifth against self-incrimination, six, seven, eight around jury, speedy trial, and then nine and ten about rights that are not defined in the Bill of Rights.
00:17:43.000The Bill of Rights was inspired in the Virginia Declaration, by the Virginia Declaration of Rights that was passed by George Mason.
00:17:51.000And then the Bill of Rights was actually passed in 1791.
00:17:57.000So we kind of conflate the original constitutional principles of the Bill of Rights, but the Bill of Rights was actually something that some of the founders didn't want to put forward, Thomas Jefferson in particular.
00:18:08.000The whole system is built on the idea that the people are the sovereign, that you're in charge, that the senators serve at the will of you.
00:18:23.000Now, I have said this before, and I don't think it gets taken seriously enough.
00:18:31.000But I believe that one of the reasons why Roy Blunt, Richard Moore, I'm sorry, Roy Blunt, Richard Burr, Shelly Moore Capito, that's where I said more, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins, John Cornyn, and Joni Ernst, Lindsay Graham, Mitch McConnell, Lee Saece, Burkowski, Rob Portman, Mitt Romney, Tom Tillison, Todd Young, why they could be so smug, New York Times, latte-sipping Republicans, ruling class people.
00:18:56.000Why are they able to get away with it?
00:19:00.000The 17th Amendment is one of the, in my personal opinion, most disastrous pieces of constitutional amending done in history.
00:19:15.000The 17th Amendment essentially says that through the popular election of senators, the entire state will vote on senators.
00:19:29.000Now, that sounds like consent to the govern, doesn't it?
00:19:32.000I mean, come on, Charlie just went on ranting about how the people are sovereign.
00:19:35.000It's actually the opposite because it gets rid of a recall mechanism, and it doesn't allow the hyper-local to be able to control the national.
00:19:45.000So, the way that senators used to be put into office was that the state legislatures would then appoint the senators and send them to D.C. For example, Texans right now have no way to recall John Cornyn because of the 17th Amendment.
00:20:03.000The 17th Amendment at its core was that the state legislatures will be able to hold the senators responsible and the legislatures would actually have a higher place on the hierarchy.
00:20:15.000They would be sovereign over the senator.
00:20:18.000The senator would then report back to the state legislatures.
00:20:22.000If we still had a 17th Amendment, Republicans would have probably 61 seats right now in Washington, D.C., because we control about 31 state legislatures and 30 governors' mansions.
00:20:34.000And John Cornyn playing these games right now, the Texas legislature would be able to convene a special session about possibly replacing and removing John Cornyn.
00:20:44.000In addition, the 17th Amendment turned senators into national icons.
00:20:48.000They were never supposed to be these hyper-populist national figures.
00:20:54.000People like Elizabeth Warren or Corey Booker that are constantly running for president.
00:20:59.000Senators were supposed to be deliberate, prudent, almost in the shadows statesmen.
00:21:06.000The 17th Amendment changed all of it, largely because of the movement of William Jennings Bryan.
00:21:11.000We can talk about him at a later date.
00:21:17.000But certain populist measures in the early 1900s, I believe, did significant damage to you actually being in charge.
00:21:25.000I believe they were actually anti-populist.
00:21:29.000I'm sure a lot of you are wondering how you can learn about things that are good, true, and beautiful.
00:21:35.000Well, I've talked about Hillsdale College for a while, but look, there's a video I want you to see.
00:21:40.000It's the trailer to Hillsdale College's newest free online course, C.S. Lewis on Christianity.
00:21:46.000We talk a lot about current events on the show, but some things are more important than today's news.
00:21:51.000And C.S. Lewis was a master at addressing life's most important questions through vivid language that's entertaining and fascinating.
00:21:58.000You may know Lewis as the author of The Chronicles of Narnia, but he's also considered the greatest Christian apologist of the 20th century.
00:22:05.000As a radio host, I appreciate Lewis' ability to communicate an inspired fact.
00:22:09.000Not a lot of know this, but Mere Christianity, his book, began as a series of radio messages.
00:22:15.000Hillsdale's free online course covers C.S. Lewis's profound insights into good and evil, prayer and the Bible, and even heaven and hell.
00:22:22.000And did I mention his course is entirely free?
00:22:25.000So go watch the trailer video of C.S. Lewis on Christianity and sign up for this new free online course at charlie4hillsdale.com.
00:22:37.000You guys should go there at least once a week.
00:22:39.000You guys can get online courses, sign up for Imprimus, learn about Aristotle, learn about the Constitution, learn about the Declaration, learn about the Federalist Papers.
00:22:54.000All I have to say, and it's a total detour, I didn't expect saying this, is that how blessed are we as Americans that Ron DeSantis won the 2018 gubernatorial race?
00:23:06.000Andrew Gillum has just been indicted on wire fraud charges.
00:23:12.000Andrew Gillum, in a 21-point charge indictment, who nearly won the 2018 race for Florida governor, was charged on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud, and making false statements.
00:23:28.000He was accused of false and fraudulent promises, as well as money related that they received from 2016, 2019.
00:23:38.000The money was diverted to a company owned by Lettman Hicks and then funneled to Gillum for personal use.
00:23:45.000And it says here that in a statement released before the government, Gillum declared his innocence and suggested the case against him was political.
00:23:53.000He says the government got it wrong today.
00:23:56.000The allegations cover a time when Gillum was a candidate for governor.
00:24:00.000He eventually became the party's nominee in 2018, but then lost to Ron DeSantis in less than 33,000 votes.
00:24:07.000Makes you wonder that did they stumble upon this law enforcement when they found him passed out nearly dead in a hotel room?
00:24:16.000Just makes you wonder if they stumbled upon this when they seized his electronics when he was popping pills and nearly overdosed in a hotel room.
00:24:25.000DeSantis only won in 2018 by 32,000 votes.
00:24:32.000So thank goodness Ron DeSantis won that election.
00:24:42.000I want to go back to this story here about gun control.
00:24:46.000Let's go to Cut 64, Tucker Carlson going through in great detail why red flag laws are illegal and unconstitutional because it ends due process.
00:25:05.000First, red flag laws will not end mass shootings, but red flag laws will end due process.
00:25:13.000Due process is a simple concept, but it's the key to everything that is good about America.
00:25:18.000In our system of justice, citizens cannot be punished without first being charged with a crime.
00:25:24.000Politicians cannot just decide to hurt you, throw you in handcuffs, lock you in jail, seize your property, simply because they don't like how you think or how you vote.
00:25:34.000Before they punish you, they have to go through a formal process in which they describe which specific law you broke and exactly how you broke it.
00:27:02.000So your natural state, and we got a lot of this philosophical basis, this foundation from John Locke in particular, that who are you in the state of nature?
00:27:14.000In the state of nature, you have consciousness, you have autonomy, you have sovereignty, you have agency, you have choice.
00:27:23.000And so we call this a self-evident truth.
00:27:28.000I wonder where we ever heard that before.
00:27:30.000We hold these truths to be self-evident.
00:27:35.000In fact, John Locke had the phrase life, liberty, and property.
00:27:40.000Thomas Jefferson liked that, and originally it was property, and we changed it to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
00:27:45.000I'm kind of glad they changed it to happiness.
00:27:48.000The ancient view of what happiness was is a lot different than our view of happiness today.
00:27:53.000Happiness being the highest form of good, according to Aristotle.
00:27:58.000But as Tucker Carlson beautifully puts it, you cannot be free if the government can take your stuff or your freedoms away without a process to doing so.
00:28:07.000Now, look, we, let's just be very clear.
00:28:09.000We believe that some people, of course, should have their stuff and their liberties taken away from them.
00:28:14.000Child rapists, murderers, people that burn down buildings.
00:28:21.000You have violated the social contract, and therefore the state, while going through the same process, you get a lawyer, you get an opportunity to defend yourself, you get an opportunity to submit evidence, you get an ability to cross-examine witnesses.
00:28:37.000Did you burn down the Wendy's or did you not burn down the Wendy's?
00:28:43.000And sometimes, yes, the government gets these things wrong.
00:28:46.000Yes, sometimes the government has malicious prosecution like they did against Lieutenant General Michael Flynn.
00:28:52.000But let me be very clear: the prosecutions of Flynn and Manafort and all these people would have been far worse if there was not due process, if there wasn't the ability to have a lawyer present or an attorney to be able to cross-examine the state.
00:29:04.000So the whole premise of our government is built on you being sovereign and the government being a creation of your sovereignty and of your permission.
00:29:15.000So when it comes to red flag laws, the question is, does a red flag law violate due process rights?
00:29:24.000Well, the Washington Post said a couple weeks ago, no, red flag gun laws don't violate due process rights.
00:29:31.000Such laws, also known as extreme risk protection orders, are popular and are embraced by some Republican politicians.
00:29:39.000But some gun rights activists say they violate the 5th and 14th Amendment.
00:29:42.000So I've actually not read this article prior to going through it.
00:29:45.000So we're going to go through it in real time.
00:29:46.000You can kind of see how I process information.
00:29:49.000But let me just first pick out one thing here.
00:29:58.000How many times in the last couple of years coming out of COVID did you hear this idea of, well, we're only going to use our power rarely and we're not going, it's an extreme.
00:30:08.000Anytime the government wants power, when they say that it will not last long and it won't go after a big group of people, do not give them that power.
00:30:18.000You know, growing up, I used to be very pro-Patriot Act.
00:30:22.000I've said this many times on this program.
00:30:24.000I used to tell my, you know, let me think when the Patriot passed.
00:30:28.000Patriot probably passed in 2003, 2004.
00:30:30.000Actually, I think it was like robustly passed in 05, 06, whatever.
00:31:20.000If there's anything we've learned over the last year, it's that the government will use a broad definition basis and label as many people as they possibly can with a moving target.
00:31:32.000And then they'll be able to have that as the necessary prerequisite to then take your rights away.
00:31:39.000So the Washington Post writes, this is Jake Charles.
00:31:44.000Red flag laws, which allow guns to be temporarily taken away from people who pose a risk of harm to themselves or others, are one of the few gun control regulations that have bipartisan support.
00:31:53.000Roy Blunt, quote, I'm generally inclined to think that some kind of red flag law is a good idea.
00:31:59.000Key senators have told reporters that an agreement could be reached soon on legislation that would include incentives to have states pass more laws.
00:32:06.000Now, so one of the arguments they make is like, oh, it's an incentive.
00:32:11.000The last time we have seen, I shouldn't say the last time, one of the most popular and effective incentive structures we've ever seen is why the drinking age in every single state in America is 21.
00:32:22.000So senators realized, I think this is back in the 80s, I think they changed this, is that drinking ages used to be 18, if that.
00:32:29.000And so the federal government realized and recognized that if they came in and said that we're going to raise the drinking age to 21, it might not be constitutional and it might go back down to the states.
00:32:49.000They passed the Minimum Drinking Age Act.
00:32:51.000But what happened in 1986, after all this fight, they said, okay, you're going to lose 10% of your federal highway funds if you don't raise the drinking age to 21.
00:33:01.000And this is exactly what they're trying to do to red flag laws.
00:33:04.000They're going to say, okay, you don't get all this money unless you have red flag laws.
00:33:08.000Basically, depriving states that actually protect the Second Amendment of federal funding if you do not follow this in a certain way.
00:34:10.000We should not once again make the mistake of blaming the Constitution for inaction on gun laws.
00:34:15.000The structure of extreme risk laws is entirely consistent with not only the Second Amendment, but also the Constitution guarantee of due process.
00:34:23.000So I want anyone listening right now that might support red flag laws to answer the following questions.
00:34:29.000Have you ever gotten in a work dispute?
00:34:30.000Do you have a neighbor who doesn't like you?
00:34:32.000Do you have a family member that won't talk to you?
00:34:34.000Do you have a social media troll that calls you bad names?
00:34:37.000Have you ever gone in for mental health examination?
00:34:42.000Do you have Trump signs in your front yard or front lawn?
00:34:45.000Any one of those things could potentially be used in a quote-unquote flag by someone who doesn't like you to deprive you of your Second Amendment rights.
00:34:53.000Now, if you think I'm exaggerating, look into the details of it.
00:34:56.000Look into actually how these laws are written.
00:34:59.000They're written to be able to have the accuser have more rights than the accused.
00:35:03.000And that is a violation of the Fifth and Fourth Amendment and the moral prerogative that you have to be able to own weapons and defend yourself against other criminals and against potential tyranny.
00:35:14.000These laws are too subjective in nature.
00:35:20.000Look, free speech, religious liberty, and the Second Amendment.
00:35:23.000Our rights are being destroyed across the board.
00:35:26.000And look, many months ago, I told our team, I am sick of paying all this money to these cell phone providers that hate me and hate our values.
00:35:35.000So I said, go find that really cheerful guy.
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00:35:44.000And I vetted Patriot Mobile head to toe.
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00:35:50.000And I was convinced that we must partner with them.
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00:36:24.000If you have a big major carrier, you are funding the bad guys.
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00:37:09.000PatriotMobile.com/slash Charlie or call 972Patriot.
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00:37:24.000Let's go to another piece of sound here.
00:37:26.000Jim Jordan, cut 61 on how red flag laws will be voted on and how they'll enact the power of the government to take your guns away in a hearing that you're not allowed to be at.
00:37:58.000While violent crime is going up, we might be seeing food and fuel shortages and we might be on the precipice of violent riots.
00:38:05.000They want the ability to be able to disarm you instantaneously.
00:38:08.000Someone that doesn't like me, yeah, if red flag laws ever come to Arizona, I'm going to have these hearings are going to be happening all the time.
00:38:14.000And they might just come and take your guns away without even knowing about it.
00:38:21.000Tucker Carlson with the immediate reaction to John Corn and the Mitch McConnell last evening, play cut 57.
00:38:27.000The Senate is voting to advance a so-called gun control bill that is in fact a law that would allow police to confiscate firearms unconstitutionally and legally from American citizens who have not been charged, much less convicted of a crime.
00:38:43.000Now, many Republican senators, such as Joni Ernst and Shelly Moore Caputo, are reportedly voting yes on the bill.
00:38:48.000It's hard to believe that's true, but apparently it is.
00:38:50.000Senator John Cornyn, the lead Republican negotiator who has gone far left in recent years, is currently celebrating on the Senate floor because, again, only Ukrainians are allowed to have guns.
00:39:01.000Corny was just seen shaking hands with Chuck Schumer, his close friend.
00:39:04.000Is he representing the voters of Texas?
00:39:12.000Corny was just seen smiling while speaking to Democratic Senator Alex Padilla, saying, First guns, now it's immigration.
00:39:20.000Has there ever been a greater, more brazen sellout of any group of voters than what Republican senators Mitch McConnell, John Cornyn, and the rest are doing right now?
00:40:01.000Your Republicans are giving power to the government to take away your weapons without you even being there while violent crime is going up.
00:40:12.000Just for a recap: Roy Blunt, Richard Moore, Shelley Moore Capitol, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins, John Cornyn, Joni Ernst, Lindsey Graham, Mitch McConnell, Lisa Murkowski, Rob Portman, Mitt Romney, Tom Tillis, Todd Young.
00:40:22.000Now, I don't think it's going to make a difference, but it certainly is cathartic.
00:40:27.000Please just go contact them if you're a constituent in one of these states.
00:40:34.000Be polite, but be direct and be focused and tell them that they have betrayed their voters.
00:40:40.000If you live in Missouri, North Carolina, West Virginia, Louisiana, Maine, Texas, Iowa, South Carolina, Kentucky, Alaska, Ohio, Utah, or Indiana, contact your senators and say, What are you doing?
00:40:56.000We're at the verge of losing our republic.
00:40:58.000We might see food and fuel shortages at any moment.
00:41:03.000And you're going out of your way to go give the Democrats a win?
00:41:07.000As Greta Thunberg would say, how dare you?
00:41:12.000Thank you so much for listening, everybody.
00:41:13.000Email me your thoughts as always, freedom at charliekirk.com.