00:05:00.600So in July of last year, a Turning Point field representative asked the campus club to request the outdoor courtyard.
00:05:10.440Charlie had spoken at UVU before he knew the place.
00:05:13.640The police chief learned about the event three weeks out.
00:05:16.980Okay. All right. That's probably a, you know, the planning form estimated 600 people didn't list any safety concerns. So the police chief doesn't find out until three weeks out. That's a problem. That's a problem. University staff warned the courtyard would be hard to control. Point in their favor. Turning Point wanted it anyway with its own ticketing. University went along. Probably shouldn't have done that. Reviewers said it should have kept those decisions for itself.
00:05:43.760Then there was no security assessment, no written plan.
00:17:31.300Every one of them has a grown child who stops speaking to them.
00:17:36.720Wall Street Journal was in that room, and they reported on it.
00:17:41.020One mom, a retired event planner from Atlanta,
00:17:43.900hasn't heard from her 28-year-old son in three years.
00:17:47.940What still stuns her is all the kids are using the same words.0.82
00:17:55.300Narcissist, self-absorbed, your fault.
00:17:57.700A Cornell sociologist found that at any given time, about one American in 10 is cut off from a parent or a child, and one in four from some close relative.
00:18:10.060Last month alone, more than 138,000 new TikTok videos were posted about cutting off their parents.
00:18:18.940this is 10 times what it was in august of 2020 10 times
00:18:30.740a family therapist surveyed a thousand estranged parents 82 percent said the same levels the same
00:18:38.780labels show up right before the abuse the door is closed and that is you're toxic you're abusive
00:33:41.320This this poll that you just are releasing here this week is absolutely terrifying.
00:33:48.560Yes, it is. It is. It's one of the more terrifying polls I've done.
00:33:52.180I've done dozens of polls over many years.
00:33:54.540As you know, you have highlighted a lot of them.
00:33:57.320One of the key things that I'm always looking for is to find out just how insane America has become, especially with younger people, especially on the left.
00:34:06.100Been tracking it for a long time. And as this poll illustrates very, very clearly, it's really a series of polls. They all illustrate the same thing. Younger people and the Democratic Party is so far gone and detached from reality that it's hard to believe how crazy things have actually gotten.
00:34:27.660And we have a lot of work to do on the right to try to repair this, because eventually younger people are going to be the majority voting bloc.0.69
00:34:35.960And when that happens, God help us, because they have absolutely no idea what's going on in the world, and we're going to talk about it in this poll.0.99
00:34:48.140Give me the first one that want socialist president.
00:34:52.680How many people want a socialist president overall, Democrats, and then Republicans?
00:34:59.340Yeah, so actually that poll question is not in this poll.
00:35:03.120That's from a different poll that we did a while ago.
00:35:05.800No, but the answer to that question is, generally speaking, support for socialist presidential candidates is pretty low.
00:35:15.060But with younger people, it's around 50%.
00:35:18.400So about 50% of people say under the age of 30 or so that they want a democratic presidential, a democratic socialist president in 2028. So they want a socialist now. And when you trace all sorts of other socialist and Marxist questions that I've asked in previous polls, you'll see that it's around 40, 50%. Sometimes it drops below 40%, depending on the question.
00:35:44.680But you ask about socialist policies like nationalizing whole industries.
00:37:22.220A quarter of the Democrats surveyed said that they either want Iran to win or they don't
00:37:28.280care who wins, but they're not rooting for America.
00:37:30.660less than 50 percent of them said that they want the united states to win this war less than 50
00:37:35.600percent and younger people it was similar similar thing so under 30 the most radical positions taken
00:37:42.440throughout all of these polling questions are going to be with younger people and with democrats
00:37:46.620and it's going to be depending on the question around a quarter or so of of these groups saying
00:37:53.700the most rap taking the most radical position that you could the second question i actually
00:38:01.180want to discuss this one because i will discuss it who do you think is most to blame for the war
00:38:06.880between iran and the united states this one does not surprise me go ahead yeah 39 said it's iran's
00:38:15.400government 41 which was this is the plurality this is the number one answer said the u.s
00:38:21.060government. 10% said Israel's government, which is actually interesting because not a lot of people
00:38:25.960said that. And 9% said not sure. I did too. But when you add Israel's government and the US
00:38:32.840government together, you have a majority of all voters saying, yes, we think this is either
00:38:38.160Israel's fault or the United States' fault, primarily the United States. And when you asked
00:38:43.000Democrats and young people, it was much, much higher. 77% of Democrats said it's either Israel's
00:38:49.520fault or the U.S. government. Most of them said the U.S. government. Same thing with younger
00:38:53.620people. The vast majority of them, it was over 60 percent, said it's either America's fault or
00:38:58.660Israel's fault. So I look at this differently. I look at this as, you know, who's most to blame
00:39:04.800for the war between Iran and the United States? Well, I mean, we were the ones who pulled the0.75
00:39:10.120trigger. You know what I mean? It's not like they pulled the trigger. We did a preemptive
00:39:14.240strike on them. And it was because of Hezbollah and Hamas and also nuclear. So you could look at0.97
00:39:22.680that and say, well, it was their actions, but we were the ones who pulled. So I can look at this
00:39:27.360at 39% say it's Iran, 41% say it's the US government without attaching negative views
00:39:34.960to America. Do the numbers bear that out when you're looking at it? Go ahead.
00:39:44.240If this was the only question we had, then I would say, yeah, there's all sorts of ways you could read this. Maybe they're just thinking, well, America's the one that launched these attacks to begin with.
00:39:56.440So I think that the important thing to keep in mind, though, is it's in the context of people saying everything that we just talked about in the first poll question, where we're asking, who do you hope will win?0.50
00:40:08.840And you've got a quarter of people saying, basically, I don't care or I want Iran to win in the Democratic Party and among younger people.
00:40:16.820So and the next question that we'll get to shows that this position is more radical than it might seem for this one question that we're talking about alone.0.86
00:40:24.860But the reality is Iran has been attacking America for a very long time.0.52
00:40:29.960It's not as though it's not as though America just woke up one day and said Donald Trump woke up and said, you know, we're going to attack Iran.0.76