Erika Kirk on Continuing Charlie's Mission, Marriage Advice, and Power of Prayer, Plus Walter Kirn on UFOs and TDS | Ep. 1200
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Learn English with Meghan Kelly. Meghan talks about the tragic loss of her good friend, Charlie Chaplin, who was shot and killed on the eve of their final tour stop in Phoenix, Arizona. She also talks about why she decided to continue the tour.
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Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show, live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.
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You guys know we announced this tour before Charlie.
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And he was supposed to be with us in Bakersfield, California.
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And immediately we turned to the question of whether we should still go, right?
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Can we keep it safe for you guys, for us, for my team?
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And as my therapist said, your husband's behaving as your husband should.
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And he's been totally supportive as soon as I made my decision.
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But it became very clear to me, very clear to me, as Charlie's friend, as somebody who's
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in the same industry as Charlie, and as somebody who has been fighting for the same principles
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as Charlie for a very long time, there was no not doing this tour.
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It took guts for every single one of you and everyone who has shown up to all of the tour
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It's not just a matter of me putting myself on this stage.
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Hell, just to declare yourself a conservative in this environment is actually an act of courage.
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They used to control politics up until about 13 months ago or so.
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And the best way to honor Charlie's legacy, truly.
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You see a lot of people posting things online like, for Charlie, for Charlie.
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We are here to make sure his assassin, the people who laughed about it, the people who
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celebrated it, get the message that they can fuck right off.
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And I know, I know, God forbid, anything were ever happen to me, and I certainly pray,
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I apologize to the people of Arizona and the Turning Point students who have been grieving
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and have had to deal with the vitriol from these haters who say the terrible things,
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but I am so encouraged that they are a minuscule number when you look at the groundswell of
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support and revival and faith and unifying nature that's overtaken us all in the wake of Charlie's
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I feel much more united with the people who are here and the people who are fighting the
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same demons we are than I do divided from people who are having a minor spat right now over,
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yes, it's Israel, but we're going to get past it.
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Usually we direct all our ire at the left, and that feels good.
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When we're in power, we don't want to start picking on each other.
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Then we don't feel as good, but we're going to get through that because we have the same
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basic fundamental values, and those values include knowing who your enemy is, and it
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is literally the people who are firing bullets at us.
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So it's a great way to end the tour with the beautiful people for whom I started it in
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a way, and I know that this whole thing has hit you guys in a particular way, and that
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long after the nation moves on, the people who are driving by the Turning Point HQ every
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You're still seeing the flowers line up, and you're seeing the stuffed animals line up,
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and maybe some of you are lucky enough to see Erica Kirk pushing her baby in a stroller
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or at the area park or grocery store, and she needs all your support.
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And all those of us in the public eye who are continuing on the fight and Charlie's
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Then we're going to bring out Walter Kern, who, do you love Walter?
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And then we will have our guest of honor tonight, Mrs. Erica Kirk.
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Megan, thank you for letting us come here from Minnesota, me and my best friend Chad
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I'm up there where the rocks and cows are, according to our piece of shit governor, and
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I'm a retired sergeant major from the United States Army.
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Now we found out that billions of dollars have gone to terrorists.
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Will the federal government step in and go after this guy?
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You being a former prosecutor, I don't know if you're a government or you're a private,
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I wasn't a prosecutor, but I aspired to be one.
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Could they, could the state, could the government come in and say, hey, buddy, where's this money
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I mean, already the government has stepped in to eject all of these small
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Somalis who were conducting this scam to take public funds and pad their pockets with
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So they're going home, which should have happened long ago.
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And you saw the mayor there is apologizing to the Somali community.
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Like, they've lost their ever-loving minds in Minnesota.
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Anyway, I hope something can be done more than that.
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But I mean, I would settle for shipping them out.
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Where do you direct me to lead my voice to bring change?
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What advice do you give a gay conservative to move forward?
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First of all, the divorce from the TQs needs to happen immediately.
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I mean, a strongly worded 10,000 letters to GLAAD and all the other organizations that
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have totally abandoned LGB for the much weirder TQ would be in order.
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But I think your call to duty is the same as mine as a straight American, which is get
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On the right side of the aisle, we don't care about your sexuality, right?
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And especially in Arizona, you guys are so important.
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And if we're going to have JD be 48 as we all want, we're going to need every single
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The question I have for you, I've been dying to wonder what your answer was on what you
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I felt the same way as I felt when those morons over at Morning Joe went to Mar-a-Lago and
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And like, that was kind of satisfactory because they were like, they had to bend down and
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He was embracing the radical imam who testified for the blind shake who tried to bring down the
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World Trade Center like he was, you know, this non-controversial nun.
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And we elected him somehow as our mayor of New York.
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And he was saying the nastiest things about Trump.
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I mean, and then he shows up there like, right?
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Like, he's gracious, notwithstanding what you read about him in the paper.
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But I'm confident by the fact that they will be fighting again in about two minutes.
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And I wanted to be here for such a historical moment after what happened to Charlie Kirk.
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And the question I wanted to ask is, what can I do to make Canada better?
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I mean, listen, it's no worse than the Upper West Side of Manhattan was for me.
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And we are just as far left on the Upper West Side of Manhattan as Canada.
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Parents who were more conservative-leaning started to meet, like, kind of underground
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to talk about our conservative ideals and how everybody was crazy.
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And we kind of started to organize and started to make a difference in these woke schools.
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And especially if you can get some other young people on your side,
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Wanted to know what you thought of Marjorie Taylor Greene resigning from Congress.
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I wish she'd stayed the way she was before and also in Congress.
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You know, I'm not sure what, I think she might be going through something.
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Somebody was posting today that she's playing the long game.
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She's separating from Trump where she can maintain her integrity and, like, not have
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bent the knee to him and then resurface as, like, a MAGA leader when Trump exits stage
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Like, that's not generally how it goes when you cross Trump.
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He's already saying nice things about her on X.
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You know, like, you got, trust me when I tell you, if you just wait him out, you can
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My name is Ocean Rosso, and I'm a Turning Point USA chapter president.
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My question is, I see a lot of apathy in my generation toward freedom and in America in
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How do you think we can combat the rise of democratic socialism threatening to end our way of life
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I mean, I think the best thing that could possibly happen to bring that message home
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You know, they're going to see, and they will see, because Zoran Mamdani will be the
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Republican poster boy, what those policies do to a city or a state or a town or a country,
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potentially, if we get AOC as our next potential president.
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That's who the Democrats are actually putting their hopes on.
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She's a slightly scary person because she's very good at social media and she has a
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way of communicating that's very effective, but she's a lunatic.
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But I do think that's, in some ways, I didn't want him and I much would have preferred anyone
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I mean, when I uttered the words, I guess you're going to have to vote for Andrew Cuomo,
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So let's just see what happens in New York City because I know the people who are on
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the comms shop in Washington for the Republicans and they are salivating over this guy's policy
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And I just wanted to know your opinion on transgenders in the military and also your opinion on the
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Democrats stating that we no longer need to listen to the president on illegal things.
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There's no such thing as a transgender, by the way.
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It's men pretending to be women or women pretending to be men.
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I'm against it because, look, the truth is that the vast majority of trans, like male
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to female, are autogonophiles who are working on a sexual fetish.
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I don't want to sit next to anybody working out a sexual fetish.
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But don't take it in a public space or at the army.
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And it's just too difficult to ferret out which ones have genuine gender dysphoria and
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which ones are working out their sex kink on you.
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As for my answer on the disobey the orders, it's disgraceful.
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You cannot tell American soldiers that they don't have to obey the commander in chief and
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leave it up to them to figure out which orders are the good ones and which orders are the
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Those senators and lawmakers are actually literally endangering our troops and shame on them.
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My question to you is, is there a difference between America first and being an isolationist?
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I mean, I think Trump would say he's America first, but he's not an isolationist.
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You know, Trump, he's pretty quick to drop the bomb if he thinks he needs to.
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And then 2.0, the whole Iran nuclear program thing.
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He did not believe that Iran should have the bomb.
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But if you look at the more truly isolationist wing of the party, you know, maybe JD's a little bit more isolationist.
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They've, you know, they've had it with the forever wars.
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So I do think there's a little difference there.
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So I work in the financial services industry, and I would love to get more involved politically.
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However, the current regulations prevent me from being able to contribute any sort of monetary contribution to any political affiliation.
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What advice would you give to someone who's kind of shackled by government regulations and not being able to get involved?
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Well, the money is the least of what you can do, right?
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I mean, you're limited in how much you can give anyway.
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But I think far more effective, especially, are you from Arizona?
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But you also appear willing to travel to Arizona for important events.
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So I would urge you to potentially get down here with a bus and get people to the polls on Election Day.
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Like, that's way more impactful than actually donating your $3,500 bucks.
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Because actually canvassing or getting out there, distributing literature or just speaking out, if you are able to post online, if you're able to go door to door, if you're able to just get your voice out there and start convincing people, not shouting at them, that's fun too.
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But, I mean, the main thing is to convince them.
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You know, show them actual stories on, like, the trans issue or what have you or the affirmative action or, you know, health care.
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Outside business activities are also something that has to be approved by our employers in order for us to be able to participate.
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I don't think this is an outside business activity.
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One thing at the office, quite another when you're on your own time.
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That does not sound like an appropriate or a sustainable policy.
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My question is, Muslim populations in places like Dearborn, Michigan, pursuing a deliberate strategy of outbreeding native Westerners, aiming to demographically overwhelm and eventually supplant our Judeo-Christian civilization through birth rates and sustained immigration.
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Essentially, my question is, what can we do in terms of immigration and prioritize those who will embrace our traditions and better America?
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First of all, the non-Muslims need to have a lot more babies.
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I mean, when the guard is down and the more radicalized Muslims tell you what their plan is, it involves having six to ten children so that a generation from now, they're in the majority.
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And they start it by city to city and take over states, and then before you know it, they're a majority in the country.
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We don't have to be shy about saying we don't want that.
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That Islam is not consistent with fundamental Western values, period.
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It's not that we don't love our Muslim neighbors.
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No judgment on them and the way they choose to practice their religion.
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But their religion happens to be a political doctrine as well.
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And they just don't stand for the same things that we do in the West, like free speech, like separation of church and state, like women's rights.
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We have to stop electing these people to positions of power.
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And we have to stop the immigration pipeline from countries that don't share our values.
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And we have to do what Trump did, which is eject the ones who are here taking advantage of the rest of us, especially when they're funneling money back to other Muslim terrorists.
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One of the main reasons I needed to come to see you is because I've been diagnosed with a really terrible disease called masculine toxic...
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You've said over the past months that it's dying.
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Do you see it coming back because of the, you know, how our podcast network is, but, you know, and you think either there, but do you see them coming back?
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I do have something that will cure you of your toxic masculinity.
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I think if you watch a bunch of videos, she's going to change you.
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You're going to have some sort of a sea change.
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I'm enjoying watching them try now that they realize we have all the market power and that we actually spend money and have money.
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And now they're trying to get us by being, like, more moderate.
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You know, CBS is trying because Barry's there, and she's trying to make it more moderate.
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They already showed us that they hate our guts.
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Why would we take in any news from them, right?
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Who the hell wants to watch, sorry, but Jake Tapper or any of these people who have betrayed us and has fed us a bunch of bullshit, and we know they loathe us and our children?
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Sorry to you guys waiting in line, but we want to get our show on time.
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My question is, there's so much chatter around Epstein now and whether Trump was involved or he wasn't, and it's on the heels of the P.
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And I don't think most people really care about whether Trump was involved.
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Who are all the other names who we don't know about?
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You know, like, wouldn't you like to know more about Les Wexner?
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I was surprised at the Larry Summers reveals, right?
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He was, like, buddy-buddy with Epstein all the way up to the day Epstein was arrested.
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I mean, like, it's bad enough when you're fraternizing with him after he pleaded guilty to molesting a minor.
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By the time we get to 2019, the Miami Herald report had broken.
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They knew about the three dozen girls who had come forward again.
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So these people are sick still associating with him.
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And then I just want to put this out there because I don't want to get to, like, Me Too Salem witch trial-y over Epstein.
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It is also possible that the guy didn't have a ring of, like, sex-trafficking friends, that it was just him and maybe a couple of very bad judgment perverts nearby, but not, like, a huge ring.
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And so we have to be open to that possibility because I just want to be, like, you don't want to see anybody who is, like, friends with Epstein but didn't molest somebody find themselves with a scarlet letter.
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Like, we can't, we have to remember how we went overboard during Me Too as we learn these names that we think are about to get released.
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Just for the sake of the men who are innocent but may have known the guy.
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Just, like, having gone too far in Me Too, I feel like there's just a note of caution there.
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But for the actual scumbags who touched a girl, any girl, yeah, let's throw the book at them.
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I have no problem seeing them lose their jobs at Harvard.
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I have zero sympathy for them, and I look forward to seeing it, actually.
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Okay, I'm going to get our show on the road because Erica is still hoping to get home in time to put the kids to bed.
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So I'll have to talk to her later about what time a 17-month-old needs to go to sleep because this is, you know how it is when you're young.
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So I didn't know Walter Kern that well, but then he started going on with Matt Taibbi once a week.
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And they had such a no-nonsense, no-BS kind of podcast where they talked about everything.
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And they're both kind of disaffected Democrats.
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Like Matt always, he never says who he voted for, but it's clear he was of the left and he was a Democrat.
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Do you see the movie Up in the Air with George Clooney?
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He's this very successful Hollywood, you know, author and Hollywood writer and like his career was on fire.
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And he was pretty committed liberal, not leftist, but liberal.
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And that is fascinating because it's very few leftists who became righties in 2016.
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Well, he's going to explain it to you in a couple of minutes, but he has gone on to write this newspaper called County Highway.
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He's doing the podcast with Matt Taibbi and he's become a superstar now.
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The Trump-Russia scandal, which was really Hillary throwing a S-H-I-T fit over having lost,
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I struggle with how to stand up to bullies without letting their meanness infect me.
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It's like some strange person or vice principal trying to relate to you, you know.
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We didn't get the grace that I think some other families have gotten.
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She acts like she was persecuted after becoming First Lady of the United States.
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That is the greatest honor so far, short of female president, that can go to a woman and to her husband.
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Even electing you president won't get you off our case?
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For me, the news of Sidney Sweeney is that heterosexuality is legal again.
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The idea that it was about her skin or her blue eyes.
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I'm sorry, as a red-blooded American male, it's not her blue eyes or her skin that I first see when I look at that picture.
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I haven't been in Phoenix in 50 years since I was a 9th grader at Central High School.
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My dad decided we were going to become a Southwestern family.
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I wound up in Montana because I was a guy who lived in New York City, was educated in England, in Princeton, New Jersey.
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Lived all my life as a young guy after I left home among what you would call the East Coast establishment.
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And I realized that I'd, like Dorothy, come home.
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So, you do go out into the wild every once in a while, like you're here.
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And something interesting came up on my ex-feed today, Walter.
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But apparently it's from a good year ago or so.
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And Walter was with Matt Taibbi and they were in an airport.
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And I'm just going to play the soundbite and let you get a little taste of our friend here.
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Do you regret now that it's going MAGA on Twitter that you did the shoddy coverage of the Twitter files there?
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Well, I mean, it was shoddy in that obviously there was MAGA stuff.
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Everyone else always does the like, oh, I'm not going to engage.
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What made you just get over there and get on his grill?
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And that Joe Pesci can stand up next to Robert De Niro and be even tougher than him is inspiration to little guys like me.
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So when this guy started in about five minutes before he turned on the camera, because that's the gorilla viral video technique, get them all wound up and then catch them at their worst moment.
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No, I think if you had it to do over, you'd do the same thing.
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Matt is six foot five and he doesn't have to worry about little people wearing cheese hat head.
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It's like the Lhasa Abso versus the Great Dane.
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So now I set it up in the intro about how you used to be in like a normie dem, a normie liberal.
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And then more than that, I wrote I was the national editor for the New Republic magazine.
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You know, I don't think they've gone one cover for 15 years without making fun of Trump or so on.
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I was at Spy magazine in the 80s, a magazine in New York City, which was almost devoted entirely to making fun of Donald Trump back when he was a Playboy real estate developer.
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The problem was I couldn't keep lying about certain things.
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How how in 2016 did you go from the left to the right?
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Well, Obamacare costing me a couple thousand dollars a month didn't help.
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You know, pocketbook issues for a middle class freelance writer who's trying to raise a family are very important.
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But I think what really happened was this Russiagate business.
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When I and all these other journalists were expected to sign off on the notion that Donald Trump was an agent of the Russian president.
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And the only thing that was preventing me from spreading that news was evidence.
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I said, you're all leaving on the good ship, you know, Trump derangement syndrome.
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And suddenly I realized that I had spent my life not getting rich, but building up my integrity.
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And I was not willing to sacrifice it over what I knew to be a lie.
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Literally nobody in the industry had the integrity to do that, Walter.
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It's like plenty of us on the right stayed on the right, notwithstanding some objections to Trump or whatever they were saying.
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But no one on the left saw the lies and said, I'm out.
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So how has that affected your life, especially as, you know, a big Hollywood person?
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You know, this isn't about me, but when you go to Princeton University, grow up in a small town in Minnesota, and you see the world spread out before you.
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You know, the fathers and mothers of your classmates run major corporations.
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Hell, some of them run foreign countries and are just here, you know, on a study abroad program.
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But the problem is that the compromises of the truth, of your own integrity, of your vision of how life works, get in the way.
00:34:36.120
And you can either sacrifice them and go along to the party, or you can keep them
00:34:41.040
and stay with the people who also tell the truth.
00:34:44.600
And now I have better friends, the people who were only around me for professional reasons,
00:34:51.320
or because we'd gone to college together, or, you know, ate at the same fancy restaurants.
00:35:04.500
Well, and as you've watched your former party over the past 10 years, you must be really glad to have nothing to do with them.
00:35:11.940
I'm just going to guess, because I got to know you a little bit since we've been doing shows together.
00:35:16.760
I'm going to guess that this person, whose soundbite I'm going to play here, she goes by the name of Jasmine Crockett,
00:35:27.500
Honestly, they're about to outlaw the idea of white supremacy and white hate.
00:35:35.000
Like, they are about to be like, oh, that's not a thing.
00:35:37.700
Forget the fact that you're talking about getting rid of, like, the classification for nooses
00:35:43.500
in a time in which we have seen these random black bodies be strung up down south.
00:35:49.800
Also, seemingly at a time in which you're back in office, because what you do is you embolden the hate.
00:35:58.760
You embolden everybody to take off their hoods.
00:36:11.000
I mean, I feel accused every time she gets on the stage and I didn't do anything.
00:36:17.060
I grew up in Minnesota where the only minority was Lutherans.
00:36:24.220
I came out of my youth without a trace of prejudice.
00:36:28.300
She's trying to get me to have it for the first time.
00:36:33.620
And the nonsense about their stringing up black bodies?
00:36:40.940
There was one young African-American person who died by suicide in a hanging incident.
00:36:56.040
And they're going to outlaw the idea of white supremacy?
00:37:03.240
This is just made up stuff trying to aggravate people and create division.
00:37:06.740
You know, liberals used to love ideas and they used to love diversity and true difference.
00:37:13.080
But now they've become a monolithic, uniform, dictatorial party which wants to police language,
00:37:20.100
police pictures, police every bit of our culture.
00:37:23.860
They're dulling it down to the point where we can barely go to movies.
00:37:31.300
And it's all because of people like this who are trying to make us ashamed 24-7.
00:37:42.400
It's like Noah Rothman wrote a book a couple years ago calling them the new Puritans, the woke left.
00:37:54.600
And they'll find whatever label they can throw on us just to ruin our party.
00:37:59.300
They look at us like the Republicans are the cool kids having a great time at the prom.
00:38:02.780
And these are like the nerdy losers who are hanging out in the smoking section who are like putting little pins in the voodoo dolls of the fun ones.
00:38:14.380
You know, when I finally got out of Minnesota and met a few people of other races and other things, I thought they were loose.
00:38:24.100
I thought the new things about, you know, self-expression and so on.
00:38:29.400
I don't want to be put back in a box by this kind of scolding.
00:38:35.700
The problem about black bodies is there are a lot of white bodies.
00:38:40.780
I was in Las Vegas yesterday walking down a not particularly good street.
00:38:50.520
This country is full of casualties of the kind of policies that this woman espouses.
00:38:57.140
And I'm for picking up all bodies off the street and I'm for them not getting there in the first place.
00:39:05.680
And I think that the world that she's painting for us is going to lead to a lot more suffering, a lot more misery, a lot more despair.
00:39:16.440
She's not going to get me to feel guilty about the fact that I want something more for myself, my brothers and people of every race.
00:39:25.700
When I was at Central High School in Phoenix, we had so many gangs.
00:39:33.500
We had diversity and a portrait of America that was far beyond, you know, even what we can imagine in that inner city.
00:39:44.200
We didn't have politicians trying to drive us into conflict like this.
00:39:56.700
I'll tell you about that story some other time.
00:40:00.120
The other thing that you and I have talked about recently that is back in the news is the possibility of other life forms here on Earth.
00:40:08.300
Is it just my feed or is this coming up in your social media and like your life more these days?
00:40:15.820
But I'm in news and I talk to Walter, so that's what's happening.
00:40:19.880
Well, my old pal Brett Baer over on Fox News just did this interview.
00:40:38.440
I don't like to characterize necessarily where they came from.
00:40:41.180
They're definitely some kind of non-human sentience.
00:40:44.660
Believe it or not, we've recovered the vehicles and we actually have physical proof.
00:40:50.460
And I was actually partially cleared into some of those activities.
00:40:57.120
I actually had partial access to the data and actually read the intelligence reports resulting
00:41:08.580
Now, that's extraordinary because my understanding is this is not some kook.
00:41:14.560
And he's saying he actually saw the vehicles and some sort of non-sentient being.
00:41:24.160
But sentient beings have awareness and thought.
00:41:31.260
But this is something you've been reporting on.
00:41:34.280
So in the spirit of Charlie Kirk, I decided I would do nothing but tell the truth when
00:41:43.260
I was invited to be on his show a couple of months before he died and I declined.
00:41:50.040
Take every opportunity you have with good people.
00:41:56.860
Dave Grush is a friend of mine and he's a source.
00:42:05.220
He said, the problem with the aliens is that we care a lot about them, but they don't care
00:42:13.860
In other words, we're still exploring this universe.
00:42:19.660
The gorilla was only discovered in the middle of the 19th century.
00:42:23.960
It was a mythical being that they finally discovered in the jungle.
00:42:29.960
I'm convinced, and I hate to tell you this, that Dave is telling the truth.
00:42:34.740
And that against great pressure and great mockery, he's trying to describe our actual world to
00:42:43.860
It's a world in which we have not made all the discoveries yet.
00:42:59.960
Well, I am convinced that this isn't a psyop, that this isn't what conspiracy theorists
00:43:09.620
call Project Blue Beam, an attempt to dazzle us all with a false god that will bring us
00:43:14.920
all under, you know, slavery of some sort of world government.
00:43:19.380
I think that very rarely, but somewhat commonly over the years, going back through human history,
00:43:37.060
We're going to learn about, I can promise you this, we're going to learn more about this.
00:43:41.360
And in the same interview, he tells you that Donald Trump knows a lot about it.
00:43:46.660
If you know anything about Donald Trump, he can't, he will not avoid bragging about what
00:43:54.680
he knows before he, so I expect him to be the president who tells us what we haven't
00:44:02.580
So what, can you just like outline it for us more clearly?
00:44:06.200
Like what exactly is he telling you they've seen?
00:44:17.580
In other words, people say, how could they crash?
00:44:21.780
Well, we're not so sure they'd come all that far, frankly.
00:44:24.780
We're not so sure they don't have places nearby to come visit.
00:44:29.460
They're a little bit like gardeners from the descriptions of the people I've had as sources.
00:44:34.880
They check on the garden every once in a while, but they have their own business.
00:44:43.760
Now, what he's talking about are actual bodies on the ground.
00:44:48.280
I imagine there's going to be a day where you're going to sit down in front of your television
00:44:52.020
and people who you trust, scientists, politicians, ones who don't necessarily agree with each
00:44:59.880
other on everything, but do agree on something like the truth, will bring forward the evidence.
00:45:06.500
It will not rock your world if you're a religious person.
00:45:11.100
If you've read the Bible, there are all sorts of creatures in there who aren't explained.
00:45:15.120
If you believe that these are a demonic presence, I don't think they are any more than certain
00:45:21.400
But, you know, there was a time when we thought we were alone in the universe, almost as a planet,
00:45:27.880
But we survived the revelation that it was the other way around.
00:45:39.320
I think our universe will light up for us again.
00:45:42.480
They've kept it to themselves for, I think, obvious reasons.
00:45:55.480
And he said, they should take the craft that they've reverse engineered that have capacities
00:46:01.140
that you and I don't know about and fly them over Phoenix.
00:46:03.820
And, in fact, that happened because the Phoenix Lights is one of the great UFO scares of all
00:46:12.740
So I predict that's going to happen, and I don't think it's going to be all that long.
00:46:16.840
And I think after all the movies and all the, you know, pop culture, we're not going to
00:46:23.480
I think we'll integrate it, and it's not going to destroy our civilization to find out.
00:46:28.920
I have an idea for them to integrate into the United States in a way, and the world,
00:46:32.880
the earth, that's going to make everybody really happy.
00:46:37.160
People are going to be in favor of their addition to our way of life.
00:46:48.280
She probably was part of that Hopi tribe at your high school.
00:46:57.220
The problem with if Trump announces it, the liberals won't believe him.
00:47:00.800
I mean, Trump could lay out absolute proof of this thing, and half of the people wouldn't
00:47:08.100
Just like, you know, they went and grabbed Tylan all the minute it seemed like he was
00:47:20.000
I'm here to tell you, in the spirit of truth-telling, that I am right.
00:47:25.360
Like, are we in favor of actually seeing these crafts and these bodies, if they exist?
00:47:42.760
And on that note, we have to say goodbye to Walter, so we'll just let you dream about
00:47:59.340
Next time somebody harasses me in the airport, I'm pulling one of those.
00:48:10.760
So, I don't know what to say about Erica Kirk that you don't know.
00:48:17.360
All I can tell you is that since Charlie died, I've wanted nothing more than to be with her
00:48:28.580
There is something about Erica Kirk that is deeply spiritual, and she just seems closer
00:48:38.640
And I don't know if this is a trait she's had all her life, if this has been imbued in her
00:48:44.800
since she became more religious, or since she lost Charlie, because that's when she and I
00:48:52.240
I had met Erica prior to Charlie's death, but we didn't know each other.
00:48:55.900
And since then, I have had this incredible urge.
00:48:59.260
It's a strange urge, because I have this huge urge to take care of her, to make sure that nothing
00:49:05.440
happens to her, not from the media scoundrels, not from the terrible leftists who are hating,
00:49:12.560
and certainly not from anybody who actually wishes to do her or her children, God forbid,
00:49:16.980
But I also have, at the same time, this wish to be near her so she can heal me.
00:49:24.780
And I don't know, you guys, like, I kind of feel like this whole tour, trying not to get
00:49:33.720
emotional already, was in part to heal me, and maybe some of you too.
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We suffered a severe loss in September, a severe loss that affected us all, I think very deeply
00:49:54.780
But no one more than Erica and their two children.
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We have done our best to prepare a reel for Erica that will give you a flavor of her, which
00:50:08.720
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I know what every guy is thinking in the audience.
00:52:18.160
And the answer is you don't deserve it and I don't deserve it.
00:52:23.900
I have to say this without getting emotional, but I'm very proud of my husband.
00:52:28.900
And I know a lot of you have seen, obviously, his videos on TikTok and all the stuff he does
00:52:36.960
We're going to do questions for a couple hours here.
00:52:39.300
No one gets to see him from my angle except for myself and our children.
00:52:55.460
And I would not have been able to do any of it without Erica.
00:53:00.960
Charlie always said that when he was gone, he wanted to be remembered for his courage
00:53:08.980
After Charlie's assassination, we didn't see violence.
00:53:22.000
Instead, we saw what my husband always prayed he would see in this country.
00:54:01.100
No one will ever forget my husband's name and I will make sure of it.
00:54:09.660
Rest in the arms of our Lord as he blankets you with the words,
00:54:37.860
You spoke the truth, you gathered the youth, you showed the proof, you raised the light,
00:55:21.520
That's the signature of a Turning Point USA event.
00:55:25.100
He would do the walkthrough and they would do the pyro and he'd be like, more.
00:55:31.280
Do we do the fire after this beautiful tribute?
00:55:33.680
People are going to be feeling emotional and like, fire it up.
00:55:48.300
Let me ask you a question that my friends who have lost somebody say is the right question.
00:55:56.340
Well, we talked about earlier this week how it was a, it was an emotional week for me.
00:56:03.360
The firsts are always so interesting because the firsts are either like your first date,
00:56:13.840
And then with loss, it's like the first birthday, the first holiday.
00:56:32.760
You guys are all just happening to be here while we have coffee.
00:57:21.920
And we're back to go into a season of firsts, which is always challenging.
00:57:25.180
And I know you can relate to this because you lost your father at a really young age.
00:57:34.400
But I am so grateful that my husband, he's hand-selected the village that surrounds me now.
00:57:48.160
But he hand-picked all of the people that not only run the organization, but that were within our orbit, our closest orbit.
00:57:56.620
The people that he loved and he trusted so much.
00:57:58.820
And that he knew without a shadow of a doubt if something happened to him, that they would step up.
00:58:04.400
And they would be filled with the Holy Spirit and they would do what he knew they were born to do.
00:58:14.760
They would take on the mission that he had instilled in them.
00:58:19.400
And so to be able to have that chosen family in that village that he helped literally hand-pick, I could not do a fraction of a fraction.
00:58:32.560
Because, yes, obviously with you as the CEO, but the team that you have around you, all of whom I've met, are good and decent and loving people who adored Charlie.
00:58:44.200
Let's go back, before we get into your relationship with him and your future, to you.
00:58:51.700
Because I think people are very curious about you.
00:58:55.740
So I know that, obviously, you were Miss Arizona.
00:59:05.320
And that you were a businesswoman in New York when you first got interested in Turning Point.
00:59:11.720
So to go back a little bit further, I mean, right now, first and foremost, I'm a daughter to the king, the most high.
00:59:26.980
And my husband, in August, before all this happened, he had a event where he had some donors at.
00:59:39.160
And one of the first questions they asked was, God forbid, if something happens to you, what would happen next to Turning Point?
00:59:54.880
He said, companies, you know, example, Apple, Macintosh.
01:00:06.160
He said, but what I have built is, well, one day, if I'm not around, be vision-led.
01:00:13.320
And he had made mention at the end, like, you know, Erica will do a great job running it.
01:00:19.060
And when I watched that video this week, it really put into perspective my youth and what I went through growing up and what I witnessed, you know, my mom having her own company and being a single mother and watching her be the blueprint of, you know, I'm not afraid of raising my children alone because I saw my mom do that.
01:00:47.420
I'm not afraid of being a CEO because I saw my mom do that.
01:00:52.300
The only thing that I fear to be fully transparent with you is being out of the alignment of God's will because I feel like that is a very dangerous position to be in.
01:01:03.600
And so for me, growing up, when I was in New York, it was one of those moments where I really trusted God.
01:01:13.560
I prayed on it at first because originally I was living in L.A.
01:01:16.140
and I said, Lord, if this is where you need me to be, make it so clear.
01:01:25.360
My mom was like, what are you going to do when you're there?
01:01:27.380
I was like, I'll figure it out once I get there.
01:01:37.940
And I said, the more that you take the light out of a dark place, the darker it gets.
01:01:45.920
Yeah, but when I moved to New York, my brother said, why would you want to move to New York?
01:01:52.440
And he said, scary, nasty, wake up in the middle of the night screaming dreams.
01:02:01.900
And then you went back to Arizona to apply for the Turning Point job?
01:02:13.240
I had just gotten my real estate license three months prior to meeting Charlie.
01:02:22.560
I went to Turning Point's office opening for their first building.
01:02:45.560
Looking back now, he apparently sat down with Tyler and said, we need to hire her.
01:02:56.980
He's like, OK, I'm going to have a Fox News hit.
01:03:00.760
And then I'm going to sit down with her and interview her in New York.
01:03:12.280
My mother raised me to, and this is why I can relate a lot to the Manhattan mindset of a lot of young women,
01:03:22.500
where it's career-oriented, because my mom used to tell me, don't feel like you need to rely on a man for life and work.
01:03:34.740
And so my mindset, my healthy marriage example was my grandparents.
01:03:45.140
career, when I met Charlie, the only reason I sat down with him, because I thought it was a consulting position for work.
01:03:52.960
I was not thinking, I did not date in Manhattan.
01:03:54.920
I saw the pits of hell of the dating pool through my roommates, and I was not touching that with any longest pole you can imagine.
01:04:05.440
I stayed far away from the dating pool in Manhattan, so I viewed it as, obviously, the job interview that it was supposed to be.
01:04:13.920
And the Lord knew I just, Charlie, in some way, similar to how he sees things in a lot of people,
01:04:24.020
in some way, beautifully saved me from a huge mistake of putting career over family and career over husband.
01:04:36.500
Because it's easy to do when, as a female, when you see bright lights, big city, but he, the Lord used him.
01:04:47.540
How long did it take you to fall in love with him?
01:04:48.920
He, that's the funny thing, is it was, it's so interesting, because when we were sitting there, I fell in love with how brilliant he was to be able to articulate what he believed in.
01:05:07.140
And when he said, I'm not going to hire you, I'm going to date you, I knew that was the Lord, because there were so many times where I said,
01:05:16.840
that my future husband that's out there, he will literally, it will be, the only reason why I look up is because the Lord says to look up,
01:05:26.900
and that was something to look up to when someone's like, I'm going to date you.
01:05:31.300
And so I just, but honestly, it was the constant consistency of, I'm here for you.
01:05:38.740
So, you know, the little texts in the morning, and then it just continued to grow in a beautiful way.
01:05:44.900
So, yes, love at first sight, yes, obviously, but I, again, my mindset wasn't there.
01:05:49.600
His was, so you think of it, you're in an interview, you have to totally do a 180 of a mindset.
01:05:54.780
But I, honestly, where, like, the depths of the love started was when we were playing basketball together at the gym, just shooting around together.
01:06:04.020
By the time we saw that video where he introduced you as his fiancée, and the two of you were staring at each other.
01:06:11.500
Oh, I was obsessed. I'm still obsessed with him.
01:06:13.780
Not break your gaze. I mean, that, that's, I think, as the kids would say, hashtag goals for virtually everybody who wants love in their life.
01:06:27.020
And you told me this in private, but how many kids did you guys want to have?
01:06:37.940
And I was praying to God that I was pregnant when he got murdered.
01:06:47.700
Just like, whether it was meant to be, or whether we'd get news like that.
01:06:51.960
I was like, oh, goodness, that would be the ultimate blessing out of this catastrophe.
01:06:56.780
Um, so now when I see young couples, I tell them, please, like, don't put it off.
01:07:06.960
Especially if you're a young woman, don't put it off.
01:07:19.180
And, and they grow so fast and so quickly, but I just, I was praying.
01:07:25.760
Both of us were, we, we were really excited to just expand our family.
01:07:32.440
You know, I know one day they'll find out right now.
01:07:37.560
And one day they'll find out that they're Charlie Kirk's children and they'll know what
01:07:42.500
that means, you know, so I wanted to ask you, Erica, because you are so faithful, whether
01:07:57.300
you, you had any premonition that something was going to happen to Charlie, because I really
01:08:03.260
do see you as connected more so than the average, than the rest of us to God.
01:08:08.640
And I just wondered, did you, did you have any sort of a feeling?
01:08:13.820
We always, we see the thing is, is that I guess we just operate differently.
01:08:19.520
We always knew that there were people out there that hated us with deep, deep passion
01:08:37.040
You know, we don't, we don't show their faces on the internet, so that's very intentional.
01:08:41.600
But I think we lived our life in such a way where if that was our last day, it was our
01:08:50.780
Like we always lived as if it was the last day.
01:08:53.020
That's why Charlie's speeches were so good, because he didn't know if that was going to
01:08:59.060
And he was so intentional about every word, every word had a meaning, and every speech
01:09:11.460
had a connection point for the students and for whoever he was speaking to.
01:09:16.800
And that's why he never missed the opportunity to weave the gospel into what he was saying.
01:09:20.620
Yes, that's what made him so much more powerful than the rest of us.
01:09:23.840
If you see the difference between Charlie Kirk and many of, you know, the right-wing pundits
01:09:28.480
or commentators, it's that he supercharged the message that the rest of us were saying
01:09:33.800
with biblical references, with faith-based wisdom, which made it 10 times more powerful.
01:09:42.100
It's one of the things we're all missing right now.
01:09:44.180
But to answer your question, you know, we always knew there were threats.
01:09:50.000
We always knew that that could be a possibility.
01:09:53.720
But obviously, you know, but we never lived in fear of when that day would be.
01:10:06.440
You know, now, of course, in the wake of Charlie's death, many are living under threat.
01:10:11.500
I mean, the nutcases have gotten very loud and emboldened.
01:10:16.660
And I just wonder whether it was the kind of threat, like, environment that you needed
01:10:23.780
Or was it just the din of, like, there are haters out there.
01:10:26.560
You get these nutcase letters sometimes, you know?
01:10:30.180
Was it something like, no, it's actually getting really serious and we need to worry?
01:10:36.540
I mean, you would see, obviously, leading up to that, there was several shootings.
01:10:41.480
There was several individuals with guns on campus.
01:10:44.080
So you knew that the threat was there and things were starting to heat up.
01:10:49.140
But, again, it wasn't anything that, you know, you would think any different.
01:10:56.840
I know that the morning he died, he went back into your room.
01:11:00.340
He had slept in your daughter's room because he got up in the middle of the night and she
01:11:07.760
But he came back into your room and he got his necklace and he got his wedding ring,
01:11:11.840
And his necklace had a cross on it and it had St. Michael's medal.
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I don't understand how you can be wearing your cross and your St. Michael's medal and
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You know, we wear that to protect us and we believe God will protect us.
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The Lord is so powerful and we're not meant to understand all of his ways, but there's
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mercy in that, knowing that God uses evil for good.
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And I don't know what exactly that is, but I do know that the Lord will use it.
01:12:18.100
And if that means revival, the Lord, I told people, I said, I have never found more comfort
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Because it shows that control is an absolute illusion.
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The Lord knows the number of hairs on our head and he knows the number of our days.
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And that's why Charlie was so intentional of making sure everyone knew that their role in
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life was so important and that you guys are all the missing puzzle piece to this whole story.
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And we used to explain it when we would have dinner sometimes about how when you look at
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a tapestry on one side, you see all of these hanging threads and it doesn't make any sense.
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They're all different colored threads all over the place.
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But when you turn that tapestry around, you see how beautifully woven together and how intentional
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And yes, I fully believe that you put on the full armor of God every single day.
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I mean, henceforth, all of my bracelets and rings, like everything has meaning to me.
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And that's why I always wear my bracelets, always wear my rings, always wear my necklaces.
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And it's one of those things where we will never understand God's ways fully.
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We wouldn't be, our mortal brains would not be able to even compute what he has designed
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But what I do know is that the Lord spoke through Charlie in so many ways.
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And I know that the Lord used such evil to bring about something that will eventually come to
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You know, I think when you lose somebody, if you ask for a sign, do you guys believe in
01:15:01.120
When we first started dating, this is personal, but I share it only because maybe it'll be a sign
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for you to know that Charlie's with you in something.
01:15:16.460
We were walking to dinner one night and this happened a lot.
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And he'd look up at the light and be like, you know, it's so weird.
01:15:28.140
So our whole dating and whole marriage, anytime we'd be a room and a light started to flicker,
01:15:41.680
And so the night everything happened when we were in Utah, I was in a hotel room by myself
01:15:48.680
in the bedroom portion by myself and the bathroom light was on and it just was a strobe light
01:15:58.840
And I was like, part of me couldn't sleep because it was a strobe light.
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The other part of me couldn't sleep because of how just my world has just crumbled.
01:16:05.840
And the other part of me couldn't sleep because I was like, baby, I feel you.
01:16:13.980
But another sign, too, is just my daughter, you know, just saying little things and like,
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Everyone who has written letters and sent gifts to my children, thank you.
01:16:45.080
I tell her, my son, he's only a year and a half, but I tell both of them, um, daddy is
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telling all of his friends to send you gifts and letters.
01:16:55.880
And, you know, daddy is orchestrating from heaven to make sure that you always feel so
01:17:02.000
And the other day she was like, tell me about daddy's day in heaven.
01:17:08.760
And then sometimes I'll say, well, tell me what you think he did in heaven today.
01:17:13.160
And, um, we just, I just try to make it exciting.
01:17:16.620
Cause it is, it is, heaven is, heaven's our home.
01:17:23.860
And so I just want her to know that daddy is having so much fun and building a place
01:17:41.920
I know that you haven't watched the video and you shouldn't watch the video and you don't
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never watch that video and you don't want the kids to watch the video.
01:17:49.480
But how do you, how are you going to handle it when they get older, Erica, and they start
01:17:55.360
Cause there does have to come a time where that needs to be put in the proper perspective.
01:18:01.420
He, it was hard to get him rattled about these attacks, but, and I can speak to this, having,
01:18:09.920
having my own children, two of whom are backstage, you know, there comes a time where you have
01:18:14.360
to sort of help your kids understand the terrible negative messages that are out there about
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You know, it's, I've first and foremost want my children to have a childhood.
01:18:32.340
Um, so that's another reason why I don't put them on the internet.
01:18:34.760
Uh, it's another reason why I don't expose them to certain screen time.
01:18:38.460
Um, I've said it before, some of the shows, the only shows I would watch is Charlie, uh,
01:18:46.080
Bob Ross, cause he has a very nap inducing voice.
01:18:50.840
And then, uh, you know, every now and then it would be some of Charlie's events, but I
01:18:58.920
And I want to teach them so much about God and Jesus so that when they do get older and
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they do see the hate, they also understand how much good is still out there.
01:19:13.540
And they also understand that they could be the antidote to the evil.
01:19:19.060
Um, and they can pray for those people and not be afraid.
01:19:23.260
I'd never want them to be afraid, but I want them to also see that that evil.
01:19:28.920
Is because they, or their parents or their loved ones is actually doing something to
01:19:37.380
Because if, if you're not getting attacked or slandered or whatever else out there, you're
01:19:47.360
And I would want them to know that that's okay.
01:19:55.340
I have been slandered and none of that means anything to me.
01:20:06.440
Watching people turn on you has been one of the most unexpected, strange, terrible things.
01:20:13.460
And you know what, Megan, and I know you get this cause you have a very, you have a thick
01:20:19.340
The thing is, is that the more that people, and it gets outlandish more and more crazy
01:20:24.920
as, as time goes on, because there's just a void that apparently needs to be filled.
01:20:29.400
But I'm okay with the world not understanding me.
01:20:36.560
I'm okay with, with they, you know, I, I don't want to look like the world.
01:20:44.040
We're, we're, as Christians, we're called to be in the world, not of it.
01:20:47.920
And if they could understand me, then I'm not doing something right.
01:20:58.120
Did you see people didn't understand the hug that you and JD had?
01:21:08.760
So for those of you who know me, I never, I, I'm a very, I love, I hug is like.
01:21:16.680
Whoever is like hating on a hug needs a hug themselves.
01:21:19.900
I will give you a free hug anytime you want to hug.
01:21:43.960
Anyone who have, I've hugged that I have touched the back of your head.
01:21:52.520
If you want to take that out of context, go right ahead.
01:21:55.100
Again, that to me shows that you need a hug more than anyone else.
01:22:00.480
They were acting like you touched the back of his ass.
01:22:05.140
I feel like I wouldn't get as much hate if I did that versus.
01:22:10.420
So now when I go and hug people, I'll bring them back in and be like, I obviously didn't
01:22:15.020
Like, come, let me touch the back of your head.
01:22:22.320
I'm always like, if you touch the back of my head, I'm like, oh, she's feeling the extensions.
01:22:46.500
Have you just been growing it out your whole life?
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I was the my I started playing basketball when I was five.
01:23:02.520
My first coach, he was Charles Barkley of all people, which is amazing to have as your five
01:23:11.700
Good to see you with your little Charles Barkley doll.
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Um, and so I loved sports and my mom, I was swimming all the time.
01:23:25.380
And since my mom worked, um, I was always at the boys and girls club always.
01:23:31.580
And I was the last kid to get picked up from the boys and girls club every single day.
01:23:36.940
And the poor counselor or whatever you want to call him that had to stand with me at waiting
01:23:47.620
It was such a good escape for me as a, as a child.
01:23:50.840
And, and I remember my hair from swimming was so ratted because I have very coarse hair
01:24:00.600
And so her solution was a bowl cut straight across traumatizing to this point.
01:24:09.980
My hairdresser knows when we get a trim, it is literally like a fraction of my hair.
01:24:17.640
I will never have hair shorter than my shoulders.
01:24:24.940
So what you're saying is you have long, thick, coarse hair that takes you a while to grow out
01:24:30.360
And you're not black or named Michelle Obama, which is fascinating.
01:24:36.180
With all the conspiracy theories out there, I'm not going to touch that one either.
01:24:41.420
Hopefully you haven't been paying too much attention to the news cycle, but they know
01:24:45.980
No, but the, the, my hair to get back to that is something that, um, I just, I, it was,
01:25:00.300
And, but my mom, if you ask my mom, she'll tell you it's when you, if she grew up from
01:25:08.080
the standpoint of a Lebanese Italian background and you're supposed to shave your kid's head
01:25:12.660
when they're two and then it's supposed to grow back really thick after that, I was a
01:25:18.840
So if you would like to try that on your two year old unsolicited advice, does it work
01:25:29.360
You know, you've raised the issue of the girls.
01:25:30.840
If you see us shaved head by December, you know why.
01:25:45.100
While we're on the subject, because you really were a very strong female athlete, can I ask you
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Like, because this is obviously a dominant thing.
01:25:55.200
We had Megan Rapinoe in the news just this week saying people are, they don't really mean
01:25:58.840
They don't actually have an objection to men playing in women's sports.
01:26:04.860
She's sitting pretty, but she wants your daughter to play against boys.
01:26:16.240
So, if you're looking at it from the sports angle where you're playing up against men, I
01:26:26.600
mean, I know this has been said before, but then what's the point of female sports?
01:26:30.380
But to me, being an addict, I played in college.
01:26:48.600
I'm not driving to have someone who's like six, seven, just pat.
01:26:57.040
So, for me, sports has a very special place in my heart, but as a mom now and watching
01:27:08.800
my daughter compete, it's just, I know they say, you know, life isn't fair.
01:27:18.600
But there's certain things that are really special, and women's sports is one of them,
01:27:27.640
and it's really, some people look down on it, some people think it's not it, but, you
01:27:31.480
know, those girls have worked so hard for their position, and to have it taken away from
01:27:36.260
them by someone who couldn't rank in their own sport than field, it's demoralizing, and
01:27:47.460
it also weighs on the whole topic of being a woman, being proud to be a woman, being
01:27:54.540
proud to be a strong female athlete, and I wouldn't want that taken away from anybody.
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I mean, we'll never win if we're playing against biological boys.
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We'll never have that glorious feeling of crossing the finish line first or being the one who has
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the game-winning shot because it's always going to go to a man.
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We always talk about the unfairness of it and the safety of it, but just think about
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that, like the glorious feeling of winning, which I never had because I wasn't an athlete.
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I feel like politics somewhat is a form of an athletic feat, so it's...
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I want to ask you about the book that you're holding in your hands.
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I took the dust cover off because I carry his book everywhere.
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Stop in the name of God, which is a great title.
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And this book, I mean, when I'm reading it, I'm like, I did not even know you knew that.
01:32:07.380
Overarching theme of it is the power of honoring the Sabbath and the importance of rest.
01:32:13.020
And reading this, and I even brought one of his journals with me to read out of it because
01:32:19.520
the thing that's so interesting about reading this book and reading this journal, and I know
01:32:24.420
a lot of you that are Christians will understand this.
01:32:26.500
They tell you that when you read the Bible, it's the living word of God, and it is.
01:32:31.140
And you see the Lord in technicolor when you read the Bible and you actually understand those words.
01:32:41.900
And so for me, reading Charlie's journals and reading this book, it's like he's, I mean, he's still, he's present with the Lord,
01:33:00.640
And I watched him as a wife completely transform into an already, I mean, he was already amazing
01:33:09.040
and incredible, but I totally elevated him when he was honoring the Sabbath and when he
01:33:14.300
really took that seriously, that time to rest seriously.
01:33:18.460
And I just can't help but think, like everything, and to go to your point of signs,
01:33:25.300
I don't think anything is by coincidence, but to have this be his last book and to him totally master
01:33:35.920
what it means to rest with the Lord, it's all full circle now because it's the ultimate Sabbath
01:33:45.960
As much as I can, driving into the office or...
01:33:48.840
No, but I mean, was it written in its entirety before Charlie died?
01:33:54.160
He finished writing this, I believe, in July, June or July of this year.
01:34:01.460
But to read it in a book format and not an email format that he would send me is...
01:34:12.280
But the one that I wanted to read was the part about sleeping because Charlie, his adrenaline
01:34:20.560
was always going and it was very hard for him to turn his brain off at night, henceforth
01:34:32.920
But he was like even snacking in a healthy manner.
01:34:36.680
Also, we do have to discuss the fact that you said he only had mint chocolate chip ice
01:34:48.340
His self-control and self-discipline was phenomenal.
01:34:52.540
And to the point, too, where when I was pregnant, 70% of the reason why no one saw me when I was
01:34:59.940
The other 30% was because I just was with my babies.
01:35:11.920
But I don't know if I should have that milkshake.
01:35:23.740
He loved it because he loved driving around at night.
01:35:26.100
So he'd come home with the In-N-Out Burger, animal style, protein style, whatever, mixed
01:35:30.980
in with the hot fudge sundae, the chocolate shake.
01:35:33.260
And he would be so excited to give it to me and watch me eat it.
01:35:36.960
But that was because he was living vicariously through me.
01:35:43.600
I was like, I am literally going to weigh more than you by the end of this pregnancy.
01:35:56.700
And I'm like, I will enjoy this hot fudge sundae while you wish that you could have.
01:36:01.320
But he was so self-disciplined and he was so good about eating.
01:36:06.520
Biohacking was his love language of being healthy, eating clean.
01:36:10.060
He could not operate on fast food the way that he was in general.
01:36:17.320
It wasn't from, you know, a motive of I'm better than whoever.
01:36:21.740
It was from the motive of I need to operate as if I'm going to war every single day and
01:36:33.320
So the sleep was important because I was like, he loved his sleep.
01:36:37.280
And something that I was very intentional about is when he came home, I would always let
01:36:44.960
I would take the kids, go for a walk, whatever it took, and I would want him to wake up when
01:36:49.060
it was time to wake up because I knew how important rest was for him.
01:36:55.260
It was on my heart to share it with you because the title of it says,
01:37:03.300
And he said, so start tonight, close the laptop, power down the phone, let the dishes wait,
01:37:12.460
pull the shades, dim the lights, and give your body permission to do what it was created
01:37:19.260
Let your bed become an altar of trust as your head touches the pillow and whisper to God,
01:37:30.800
You don't need to carry the weight of the world.
01:37:40.900
It is a sacred rhythm that restores your mind, heals your body, and quiets your soul.
01:37:46.540
The Sabbath is your weekly reminder that you are not a machine.
01:37:52.620
And children sleep well when they know their father is near.
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Make your Sabbath a day not just of rest but of sleep, deep, joyful, and replenishing sleep.
01:38:12.160
And tomorrow will be better because you trusted God enough to rest today.
01:38:22.360
So with that, since today is his Sabbath, I wanted to read to you from his journal.
01:38:34.480
Anyway, a note that he wrote to himself to honor the Sabbath.
01:38:42.520
He said, Dear Lord, thank you for a wonderful week.
01:38:47.100
Thank you for your endless protection and provision.
01:38:51.060
Father God, thank you for your mercy and grace.
01:38:54.920
Lord, I did better this week despite the challenges of travel.
01:39:05.260
Thank you for giving us a roadmap of what it means to be obedient and put Christ first.
01:39:14.240
The battle against the mind is Satan's playground.
01:39:21.420
The more in alignment we walk in your command and teachings, the more joy and blessing we experience.
01:39:27.340
Lord, thank you for showing us the way, the truth, and the life.
01:39:38.900
I pray for resolution amongst the divides that Satan is attempting.
01:39:44.340
Lord, we pray for blessing for the people who feel they have been wronged.
01:39:49.220
Father God, we ask for your guidance, wisdom, and direction.
01:40:19.040
But I, one of the reactions I have to hearing that is like, I get angry.
01:40:34.720
The left who are bastardizing his memory have no idea what they're talking about.
01:40:40.020
I know we can't understand God's plan, but have you had bouts of anger?
01:40:46.740
You know, I think about what the kids are going to miss, what you got gypped out of, what poor Charlie now is going to miss.
01:40:55.600
Sadness, of course, obviously, but yes, against the accused shooter.
01:40:59.760
But just, I know you don't ever feel angry against God, but I kind of do.
01:41:09.120
And do you have any anger when you think about it?
01:41:26.260
Because it would distract me from building what Charlie entrusted to me.
01:41:44.160
And if I had any amount of anger in my heart and spirit, the Lord would not be able to use me.
01:41:49.760
And every single day, just how Charlie did, stood on stage, he would say, here I am, Lord, use me.
01:41:56.560
And if I had that anger in my heart, that foothold from the enemy, he wouldn't be able to.
01:42:04.200
I know, at Charlie's memorial, right across the way here, there was that extraordinary moment where you forgave his accused killer.
01:42:17.560
And, I mean, I looked and I said, that's the most powerful, strongest thing I've ever seen anybody do in my life.
01:42:22.680
And then somebody helped me understand because I thought I could never do it.
01:42:28.500
And somebody said to me, forgiveness is an action, not an emotion.
01:42:33.220
And I was like, okay, that's getting me closer to feeling like I could do it.
01:42:36.900
If I don't actually have to feel loving in my heart toward the person.
01:42:40.580
But I wonder, like, how do you, if you, if you could say something to him, if you could, like, if you say something to his parents, like, what would it be?
01:42:58.240
It wouldn't be, it wouldn't be, it wouldn't be sympathy.
01:43:22.020
Anything that I could ever wish upon him or that family would pale in comparison of the justice of God.
01:43:38.240
And so I would look at them almost like, I'm so glad I'm not you.
01:43:55.260
And I pray that, you know, you figure out a way to be right with the Lord, but our God is, our God is sovereign, but he's also very just.
01:44:15.100
So, I really have nothing to say to any of them.
01:44:26.440
You mentioned in your remarks at Charlie's funeral that, you know, you pointed out the irony that the accused shooter is exactly the kind of person who Charlie meant to help.
01:44:36.280
I mean, that's kind of what he dedicated his life to doing.
01:44:39.520
Is trying to reach disaffected young men who had been forgotten by a system or worse than forgotten, remembered and told that they're terrible and to blame for everything.
01:44:48.980
And those messages for years now have really materially, seriously affected the health and mental well-being of a generation of young men.
01:45:04.700
Like, it's not just, oh, we have a great political organization and it's a really big thing and people love it.
01:45:09.460
You actually have to go about the business of saving an entire generation, in particular of young men, but young women too.
01:45:21.220
I mean, I think everybody wants to know without Charlie, how are you going to do that?
01:45:30.620
First, Charlie would say, I want to save the lost boys of the West.
01:45:36.820
That was on his, he had a to-do list and that was on the top point of the to-do list.
01:45:46.440
That he had, he has that piece of paper still on his desk at his office.
01:45:51.700
But what's so powerful about all of this is that Charlie was so focused on the family.
01:46:00.360
He didn't believe that it was up to the government to raise your kids.
01:46:04.800
He wanted to not only empower the students, but also the parents.
01:46:10.920
And something that you've done so beautifully, Megan, is that your children, you've raised them with the truth and understanding the importance of loving this country.
01:46:22.900
You might not agree with everything that the government does, that's life, it's the government, but you still love this country.
01:46:31.300
And so your babies even started Turning Point Chapters.
01:46:35.760
But it's also because you as a parent saw how important that was.
01:46:40.440
And I think that's what's so special about Turning Point USA is that when we have these events, especially America Fest, it is so family oriented.
01:46:53.860
We're trying to reaffirm what you've been telling them this whole time.
01:46:57.440
We're trying to reaffirm to them that there is a space for you.
01:47:13.880
But what Charlie loved, and him being a parent also, was that he wanted to inspire the parents to show their kids what true north is, and then say, you have a home at Turning Point that will help fuel that even more.
01:47:32.120
And so that's how I view us being able to help.
01:47:39.840
And one of my favorite clips of him is the dating advice one.
01:47:44.380
Do you know the clip I mean where he said, you got to pay on the first date to the guys.
01:47:54.360
He said, you seem like nice guys, but it's absolutely ridiculous that you're talking about not paying.
01:48:00.660
What's your advice to young women who get asked out by young men?
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If a guy wants to take you to drinks instead of dinner, that's a huge red flag.
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If they don't want to go to church with you and have brunch afterwards, another huge red flag.
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Don't introduce them to your family until you know without a shadow of a doubt that might be the man that you're going to marry.
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And don't treat your boyfriend like your husband.
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Treat your fiance like your fiance and your husband like your husband.
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And I think that when you stay focused on the Lord and the lane that he has you in, which is a stream of significance, keep swimming in that.
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The man that's supposed to be with you will not detract you from the Lord.
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And he will help build there, be there to build with you, to love on you, to be there for your family.
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He won't challenge your beliefs in a way that makes you question the Lord and what you know in your heart to be true.
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He'll love you so well, just like my Charlie did.
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And he'll be a compliment to you in such a beautiful way.
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And you'll be equally yoked where you're not having to compete and you're not having to strive.
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The two of you are in lockstep and you're building something beautiful for the kingdom.
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Now, in the time we have left, I've got to ask you this.
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Turning Point played a massive role in the past election, in the presidential election.
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And so we have to talk about what Turning Point may or may not do in 26 and most importantly in 28.
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Let's start with midterms first before we start jumping to 28.
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And let's enjoy the fact that we do have Donald Trump in office and we worked really hard.
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So I just want to enjoy that for a minute before we start jumping ahead.
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But my husband, like I said, built a machine and some of the secret sauce within that was that he loved the students.
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But also, he loved empowering them to know that they could make a difference and how important voting was.
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And when you see these pictures of him when he first started Turning Point USA, he was so bought into his own mission.
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He wasn't, you know, he wasn't, you know, in an office cubicle while the students were out in an event.
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And he was there wearing his lanyard with his little name tag and a Big Gov Sucks button and Socialism Sucks button.
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And for a lack of better term, he knew that the unsexy work was what it took to save elections, which is tennis shoes and clipboards.
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And speaking to your neighbors, knocking on doors, being involved with your community, not being afraid to explain to people why you believe what you believe.
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And nothing is changing at Turning Point USA or Turning Point Action.
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I mean, you've seen the numbers of how many chapters and churches and it's been phenomenal.
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And yes, there is a structure of quality over quantity, but the 26 midterms, obviously, we'll be focusing heavily on Arizona.
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But the thing I love the most, especially about, and if you guys have ever been to our campus, if you have not, I really suggest you come by.
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We have a building that's specifically for the Turning Point Action building.
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And it is one of my favorite buildings to go into because I feel the heartbeat of Charlie in there from a strategy standpoint.
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Because it's a literal, it's like a war room in there.
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They have the polling and they have the strategy laid out and they have the door knockers.
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And I can just see Charlie being like, knock on that one more door.
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And so we are thrilled to be able to still make massive impacts and inroads with the upcoming elections.
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And the team that Charlie built, I tell you what, I would bet on them any day.
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You mentioned, I mentioned J.D., you mentioned Trump.
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Because from afar, it has looked like they've been so there for you.
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And you know, I don't think most people were surprised to see J.D. do it.
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I saw him with you at the Presidential Medal of Freedom when he awarded it to Charlie posthumously.
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Can you just tell us a little bit about how they've been behind the scenes in this whole thing?
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Charlie and President Trump had a really special relationship.
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It was one that some people would understand, others wouldn't.
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But at other times it was this mutual deep respect of being able to build in a way where Trump understood building in Manhattan and building, you know, across the country and across the world architecturally.
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And he also, Charlie understood building with Turning Point USA and his ability to see things that other people couldn't really see, especially in other people.
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But what Charlie really appreciated about President Trump is that no matter what anyone says about him, he is so mission focused.
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And he admired so much the president's tenacity to keep going, especially after January 6th when no one wanted anything to do with him.
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And moments like that really put into perspective the human aspect of politics.
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You can go down the rabbit hole of slandering someone, but at the end of the day when it's all said and done, the most important thing is that you realize that we're all just doing our best here with our one life that we have.
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And the president was so good to Charlie from the standpoint of, he didn't look down to Charlie.
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He appreciated his ability to be able to mobilize the youth, but also to share the message of how amazing the country we live in.
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But he appreciated that Charlie was always there for him, and he was always there for Charlie.
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And the president has always had a very soft spot in my heart because I got to witness that he wasn't just the president to my husband.
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And J.D. and Usha have been incredibly supportive.
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And I look forward to you guys throwing the full weight of turning point behind them in about three years.
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But that was a thing that my husband was very direct about.
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It was, interestingly enough, one of the last few conversations we had was how intentional he was about supporting J.D. for 28.
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And he was largely responsible for Trump picking J.D.
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Charlie said, on the record, Erica is way more conservative than I am.
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Well, first and foremost, we were always very in alignment with, obviously, a lot of things.
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But there were certain things where we made sure that I was a little in the beginning, and Andrew Colvec can attest to this.
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It was an immigration side of things that I had a different viewpoint on.
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It was a long time ago with student visa-related topics.
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But other than that, we were in alignment with a lot of things.
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I was just a little bit more direct behind the scenes about it.
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But we were always in lockstep with one another.
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So people hoping for a turning point to go conservative light.
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Turning Point USA is now becoming feminized, let me tell you that.
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We have a phenomenal group of people that are...
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That's what's so amazing, too, about Turning Point is that after all this happened, we didn't have mass firing.
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But we were able to pull off an unbelievable memorial service.
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That is the Holy Spirit moving within the organization.
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And now more than ever, I see the strength of the organization because people aren't just there to write emails.
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And that's why the age of the individuals that work at the office, everyone's so young.
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But the organization itself is so healthy and the culture is so healthy and our chapters and the students and the field program and the Charlie Kirk show and the events team and everyone that is a part of the organization goes back to that tapestry of, you know, there's a bunch of threads, but woven together, the organization is phenomenal.
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If anything, we're being more emboldened and we will carry on my husband's legacy in a way that no one could even have imagined and we'll make it everything he could have ever dreamed of and more.
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And you let all of us know if you need anything.
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You don't have to like them, but just pray for them.
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Pray that the Lord has his will be done and justice always prevails.
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I want to say special thanks to Lane Schoenberger, the sponsor of Y Refi.
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They've done such a great job for us throughout the tour.