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Back in the home studio for the first time in about 2 months after the Charlie Kirk Memorial, I talk about everything that I learned over the last couple of weeks, and at the memorial, we go over all of it.
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Well back in the home studio for the first time in about two months after the Charlie Kirk Memorial
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I talk about pretty much everything that I learned over the last couple of weeks and at the memorial
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with us. Now let's get to work. You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program. If you didn't
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see the boom of real yesterday, I urge you to go back and watch it from the beginning. I urge you,
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if you have a young man or a young adult in your family, I urge you just to listen to, is it Dr.
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Ahern? How do you say his last name? I think it's Ahern from Hillsdale College. It was one of the best
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speeches I have heard for clarity for youth. It was absolutely perfect. I urge you to go and you can
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find it at Blaze TV at YouTube. So go to youtube.com slash Blaze TV and you can watch the entire thing.
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I urge you, watch it start to finish. At least, you know, I think the political stuff is all really,
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really good. And, you know, as President Vance said, I have said, I have talked about Jesus Christ
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more in the last 10 days than I have in my entire political career. And so the messages were so spot
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on in many, many ways, but that's all going to be covered. What was said before the politicos got on
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is not necessarily going to be covered. And I think that was the heart of all of this. So go back and
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listen. And I want to just go through some things that Erica Kirk said. I mean, I was flying yesterday
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and I thought, what are the odds that this amazing spiritual giant who had been prepared,
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I think his whole life to do what he did, is smart enough to run a large operation,
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has the spirit with him, knows how to argue, knows how to do everything he does, marries a woman
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who is exactly like that. I mean, she said to me last week, we had a conversation. She said, I think
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Charlie prepared me for this. And I didn't even know it. She said, he's got stacks of diaries. He wrote
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a diary every day. And she said, I never read his diaries. I mean, that's not something you do. But
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after he died, I went in and I started going through his diaries. I'm reading the last few pages and
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everything else. She said, I started reading him. She said, he left me the plans for 2028.
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He left me the budgets for the future. He said, he left this for me.
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And she is a force to be reckoned with. I mean, TPUSA is in really good hands, I think, with her.
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But here she is in one of the most Christ-like moments, yesterday at the memorial service,
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The answer we know from the gospel is love and always love.
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I guess I do know how, but it's an incredible thing to watch.
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I don't think I've ever seen a stadium like that quiet.
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I'm going to get into what does that mean to forgive?
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Does that mean forgive and move on, forgive and forget?
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Because that is the spiritual requirement for your first citizenship.
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Your first citizenship is the citizenship into the kingdom of God.
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That is a requirement to be able to hold that citizenship.
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Forgive those who hate you, persecute you, kill you.
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But there is a second citizenship that we hold.
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And as long as it does not, it can never battle the first citizenship.
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You cannot lose your first citizenship passport because you're doing something in the second citizenship that you should not be doing.
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But I just want to talk to you about that here in just a minute.
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As I was driving up to the stadium and I was driving away from the stadium, the one thing that I thought was there's not a single building on fire, not only in this city, but in the country.
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There was somebody this weekend that was arrested because they were a right-wing, or I mean, sorry, a left-wing nutjob that tried to shoot up an ABC, tried to kill innocent people at a local ABC station.
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They just opened fire on an ABC television station.
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Also, somebody up, I think it was in New Hampshire, goes to a wedding.
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Starts killing people at the wedding, screaming, free Palestine.
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And the only way to fight that is by doing what she did and doing what everybody so far has been doing with the Charlie Kirk thing.
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And that is fall to your knees in prayer and follow the teachings of Christ.
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But most of all, God's mercy and God's love have been revealed to me these past ten days.
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After Charlie's assassination, we didn't see violence.
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We saw what my husband always prayed he would see in this country.
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This past week we saw people open a Bible for the first time in a decade.
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We saw people pray for the first time since they were children.
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We saw people go to a church service for the first time in their entire lives.
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And I say this because he did it to remember important moments and sayings that affected him.
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And one of the things he wrote in his journal was this.
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Every time you make a decision, it puts a mark on your soul.
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To those of you out there who just made that decision and took the first step toward a spiritual life,
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There is a Charlie Kirk movement happening in South Korea.
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The Tommy Robinson stuff that's happening over in England,
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three million people on the streets of London holding signs about Charlie Kirk.
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You're talking, you know, just across the water from Europe, godless, absolutely godless.
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Now, the secret is going to be finding those preachers and those pastors that will deliver the message she just delivered,
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If we can find those pastors, priests, and rabbis that are actually saying those things
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and tying it to, I mean, have you heard anybody talk about get married and have lots of children
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I mean, probably Elon Musk is the only one that I've heard, you know, really going up,
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going, you got to have children, got to have children, and I'm doing my best.
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But you have to have children, and in the last week, and especially last night,
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there were several speakers that were like, get married, have children.
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I really was very young and very selfish in my 20s, and, you know, I didn't grow up in a family.
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You know, my mom was an alcoholic that committed suicide.
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My dad was, you know, horribly, horribly abused as a child, and so kind of withdrew because he didn't want to be his father.
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And so I didn't really – I had just this bad kind of family.
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You know, families that just are not necessarily the best role models.
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And, you know, I just didn't – I didn't know what family really meant until recently,
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until maybe the last 15 years, and the older I get, the more I understand it.
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Fame, fortune, success, vacations, whatever it is you're working for, whatever it is you're working for,
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I promise you, is meaningless compared to your family,
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compared to finding somebody that you truly love and they love you,
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and the only way to find that is to put first principles first.
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When you marry somebody, you must have first principles in line.
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Find that person that agrees with you on first principles and that makes you want to be better.
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The thing about Tanya – now, she stopped saying this long ago, I'm sure –
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but I used to inspire her to be better, and she inspired me to be better.
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But, you know, I still want to be a better man because of her.
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First principles and somebody that says – that makes you say to yourself,
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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I want to talk to you a little bit about what I believe is coming in our society, what you need to prepare for.
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Generally speaking, you know, gross exaggeration here, but I'm right on a lot of these things.
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You know, I talked to you three, four years ago that I thought the week, the year that we ended up doing, you know, BLM,
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I thought that was the year that assassinations were going to come, and we're here now.
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And I don't, I pray that this is wrong, but we're not done.
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And I want to talk to you about that in a second.
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But I also want to talk to you a little bit about putting the killer to death.
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There are people that are really very excited about putting this killer to death, a public execution in front of the White House, televised for the whole world to see, a sign that the right is no longer just messing around.
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If anyone deserves the death penalty, it would be someone like this.
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Took an innocent man away from his wife and kids forever.
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It is the state law that matters, and the state of Utah has the death penalty, and they use it.
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So yesterday, I saw a second version of what justice looks like, but it's not.
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One, what I just said about executing people in front of the Heights, that maybe that's some kind of justice, but it's all justice, no mercy.
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Yesterday, I saw justice, mainly mercy, from Erica Kirk.
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My husband, Charlie, he wanted to save young men just like the one who took his life.
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Father, forgive them, for they not know what they do.
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I forgive him because it was what Christ did and is what Charlie would do.
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The answer we know from the gospel is love and always love.
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Love for our enemies and love for those who persecute us.
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What an amazing, an absolute amazing example of being Christ-like.
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I mean, I think we all have the right to hate him, especially the wife that will never see her husband again.
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But that's not victory, and that's not what we're supposed to do.
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He wanted to stop the man who he believed was spreading hate.
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But Erica just showed us what true vengeance, if you will, looks like.
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The real enemy used that kid and is done with him.
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Another member of God's family ripped away from him.
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And all those who follow God, well, they're too busy cheering on his death to realize what just happened.
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So, I'm going to be very, very careful here, because I'm going to make the point for the death penalty in this case as well.
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He said, for we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
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The real enemy shrieked in pain when she said that.
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That you make them shriek when you pray for the redemption of everyone.
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And everybody is now seeing how Christians are reacting to Charlie's death, even his killer.
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But forgiveness, forgiveness is different, isn't it?
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Forgiveness is absolutely required of Christians.
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Justice is about order, accountability, and the consequence of choices.
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But if you just go for justice that hardens into deep and profound cruelty, it leaves strict law without compassion, leaves no room for growth, no room for redemption, the human condition of weakness.
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A world with all justice and no mercy is just a cold tribunal where even the small mistakes are crushed under the weight of total imperfect law.
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One of the problems that we're having right now is justice is never paid by anybody.
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They get away with anything, and we are crying out for justice, which makes it harder because sometimes mercy is confused with no justice.
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But mercy without justice loses its meaning entirely.
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There are no boundaries, no consequences, no standards of right and wrong anymore.
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It devolves into the society that we have right now, and wrongdoing just remains unchecked.
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And if they go for the death penalty, I would hope that everybody on that firing squad is weeping.
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That they are providing justice that must be served, but they are doing it with a soft and gentle heart and mercy.
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If you're struggling with this message, I get it.
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Imagine what it was like for him to even breathe, let alone talk.
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And the reason why usually those who were crucified, they had to break their legs was because they could use their legs to pull themselves up.
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Because hanging in that position, as you would sag more and more, it's not only ripping the nails, but it's also causing your lungs to collapse.
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So imagine nails in your feet and you are pushing yourself up to be able to breathe and to forgive someone, to say out loud, Father, forgive them.
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And he had every right to come back from the dead and go, all right, you want to play that way?
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Instead, he came back and told his followers, many who abandoned him, to go into the world and try to save those who put holes in his hands and his feet.
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But Christ knew that no matter how evil men can become, that's not the real enemy.
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The real enemy needs hatred because with hatred, we can lose our first citizenship.
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Hatred to separate us from our father and separate all mankind.
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I happen to believe that justice needs to be served.
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I believe that we are in such chaos because justice hasn't been served in quite some time.
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I don't want him having the exception and not paying a price for this.
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I believe the death penalty is the right thing.
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Because I believe that there has to be, I mean, that has to be punished.
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It has to be punished, especially when it is so egregious.
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I was supposed to go on tour with Charlie on October 9th.
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And a bunch of us are doing these, we were going to do these events at universities.
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And I had already agreed to do one in North Dakota with him on October 9th.
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Now that's not happening because Charlie's not there.
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They have come to me and a couple of others that have, you know, we're going to do this.
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And, you know, and I, and I, I said, uh, you know, I, I, I'm not afraid of, I'm terrified of students, not because they're going to kill me, because I'd lose my mind.
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Cause when Charlie called me, you know, and said, will you go do this?
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And I said, okay, so I'm going to bring some artifacts and I'm going to teach the beginning of the country.
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I'm going to teach the principles and the values, and I may take some questions until I can't take questions anymore.
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I just don't know, but I'm going to give a, a, um, I'm going to give some perspective on Charlie Kirk to honor him first.
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And then we're going to talk about history and why these principles work in the first place.
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I don't know if it's up yet, but, uh, the turning, the turning point tour.com is where they'll be.
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It's October 9th, University of North Dakota at 6 30 PM.
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Uh, pray for me on that one because I could lose my mind in an instant.
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I think we have seen in the last couple of weeks, I actually think we have seen the left on their best behavior.
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Now that's saying something because we had another shooting.
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What was it yesterday in New Hampshire at a wedding?
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Uh, somebody comes in, starts shooting up all these people at the wedding and screams free Palestine.
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And I don't know about you, but that sure made me change my mind about where, you know, where I stand on that issue.
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And then somebody else, because of Jimmy Kimmel, uh, they went to an ABC station and just shot holes at the ABC studios.
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And, you know, people inside, they caught both of these guys.
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And I think the only ones that we've really heard from are the very, very, the, the ones we expected, you know, I don't, I don't expect, you know, uh, Elon Omar to be reasonable all of a sudden.
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Do you, I mean, you know, when Tlaib starts saying he was a fashion, I expect that.
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So it's been the usual suspects that have done that.
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And I think, and I'm hoping this is not true, but I think we've seen the, uh, the regular leftist, not Democrat, the regular leftists just be like, you know what?
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We're not going to influence or make any friends yet.
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And now that the funeral is over now that the memorial is over, I think we're going to start seeing them come out, um, in real force because you're seeing the really bad ones.
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And we're seeing people being shot and targeted in, in, in everyday life.
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I mean, and nobody seems to be mentioning that anywhere.
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Wait a minute, New Hampshire, a wedding, free Palestine, uh, Jimmy Kimmel.
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Somebody just comes and just tries to kill people in ABC.
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Before that, it was somebody putting a bomb underneath a, uh, a local Fox affiliate truck.
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I encourage every single person, every single person in that has an audience.
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If you have a Facebook page or anything else, you have an audience.
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But anybody who has an audience to, uh, declare exactly what you would want to happen if violence
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And I will tell you, I will come back and haunt you for the rest of your life.
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If somebody becomes violent, I want you to preach the gospel.
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I want you to demand justice, but I want you to turn to Christ and ask for his help for forgiveness
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I mean, for the 40 people, it would show up for me.
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You know, they're like 40 people, you know, it's like mainly a family.
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Anyway, I should let you know now I'm busy that day.
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But anyway, and I think everybody should say that because, you know, I don't think we're
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And I think we're going to start seeing worse and worse because darkness does not understand
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It's never going to figure out, oh, this is just making things worse.
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Foreign countries are involved, are always going to try to put us into revolution and to
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Now, let me tell you the difference between the two sides.
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You know, the Declaration of Independence is such an amazing document because it doesn't
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It actually kind of starts out with an apology, you know, hey, I think we owe it to the world.
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We want to break up and, you know, it's, I mean, it's just the greatest breakup letter
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You know, we're going to break up and, and so I kind of owe it to you to tell you why
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But unlike when you say that, when you're actually breaking up and you don't mean it,
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it's like you stink on ice, but I'll take the blame here.
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You know, we, we've tried to tell you over and over again, but we're different than you
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You believe certain things, but we hold these things to be self-evident.
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No, I got to pick them up and throw them in the wash every day.
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Instead, it's, uh, it starts with, here's what we want to build.
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We want to build a society where governments are instituted among men, where men can rule
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And the government is built to protect rights that we think everybody has, not just the
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Everybody has them and they don't come from the king.
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So when we're free, that's what we're going to do.
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That's why the revolution is the only revolution to end with the same people that started it.
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And usually it starts with, you know, uh, we got to go get, we got to go get some freedom.
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And then it's, yeah, and we're going to behead the king too.
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So we're going to get his wife as well and behead her.
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Because they were fighting for something, not against.
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I want to give you the two sides that we're dealing with right now.
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The left will say they're for something, but what are they for?
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Their justice requires, if there is no justice, there's no peace.
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And when, when the, when the pickets fail, then the next logical thing is to shut people up.
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And when that fails, the next thing is to shoot those people that just won't stop talking.
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You know, you look at the Charlie Kirk killing and the George Floyd killing.
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Or justice that is really for this one person and not for innocent cops.
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No, because there has to be justice against the cops, but all cops are the same.
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So it's not justice because it can't be justice if everybody is just blanket bad.
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Well, what happens when you dismantle the police?
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Well, what happens when you get rid of the cops?
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You look at what people say they're for and they're actually not for anything.
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They're the opposite of the Declaration of Independence.
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And what are we for by standing up with Charlie?
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We're going after the guy who pulled the trigger.
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We're not just going to back up a van and say, everybody who looks like that guy, you're bad.
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If you were involved, then justice must be satisfied.
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But there is no justice if you just round everybody else up.
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He's for God, which leads you to freedom of speech, which leads you to freedom, freedom.
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And the rule of law, you know, they say, they're just anarchists.
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No, the anarchists are the ones burning the city down.
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What's the difference between that and the rule of law?