Donald Trump deploys 100 National Guard troops to Chicago, Oregon sues to prevent them, and a potential government shutdown is on the horizon. Plus, a new study shows that drinking field of greens can slow aging and diffuse a biological time bomb.
00:03:02.000There are serious videos coming out of these feds walking down the street, people cheering for him, some people yelling, them chasing a guy on a bike who is yelling at him, and then he gets away.
00:04:20.000I know we all have two ages, our actual age and our body's internal biological age.
00:04:25.000What I didn't know is uh I've likely lowered my biological age without even knowing it, because I you get this this field of greens, it's got all the vegetables and everything, you mix it around to drink, tastes great, by the way.
00:04:35.000Here's the thing, because Americans eat so many processed foods and enough fruits and veggies, many, perhaps most are ten plus years older on the inside than their actual age, and they are taking time bombs.
00:04:54.000They didn't change their eating, drinking, or exercise, just field of greens.
00:04:58.000Each fruit and vegetable in field of greens was doctor selected for specific health benefits.
00:05:02.000Cell health, heart, lungs, kidneys, metabolism, even healthy weight.
00:05:06.000I feel great knowing field of greens can slow how quickly I'm aging, especially because you guys have made comments about the white in my beard.
00:07:09.000Pritzker says Trump administration seeking to deploy 100 troops to protect ice in Illinois.
00:07:15.000So it's not just the ICE agents with these ongoing riots, but now National Guard will be protecting them.
00:07:21.000Governor Pritzker on Monday said his administration has learned the Trump administration is seeking to deploy 100 troops in Illinois following the deployment of armed federal agents in downtown Chicago over the weekend, and multiple clashes between protesters and ice agents in the West suburban Broadview in recent weeks.
00:07:37.000Pritzker said the Illinois National Guard has learned the Department of Homeland Security sent a memo to the Pentagon requesting deployment of 100 military troops in Illinois to protect ice personnel and facilities.
00:07:48.000The governor's office said it's unclear if those troops would be Illinois National Guard, National Guard members from other states, or active duty military troops.
00:10:45.000Obviously, the average sane rational person is going to want to have the the military there.
00:10:49.000But I I think the perfect response is to allow people to defend themselves.
00:10:52.000I think there's a way to do this without using our tax dollars, using our military, and that's just allowing uh concealed carry federally.
00:10:59.000I know Trump has talked about that, and I would love to have people to be able to stand up to criminals and give them a fair chance to actually defend themselves, which they don't in Chicago.
00:11:09.000But but you know what happens in Chicago?
00:11:13.000That's that's I I think if we're gonna unwind this problem, that would be a kind of more federal way to do it, especially if you allow federal concealed carry, which I think is the most important issue right now.
00:11:23.000And it and then we won't have to waste National Guard troops, we won't have to spend tax dollars, and people are able to understand hey, if you commit a crime, there's going to be people who are gonna stand up to you and fight back.
00:11:33.000That right there is the biggest difference that is going to change things and respect people's civil liberties at the same time.
00:11:38.000Now I know Andrew is shocked by this development.
00:12:00.000And so all of this goes back to the fact that blue jurisdictions are unwilling or unable to protect federal law enforcement that are in these cities.
00:12:10.000And so if they would just simply cooperate, if they would shut down these protests on their own, then Trump and the federal government would not have to send in additional troops.
00:12:19.000I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna push on that language a little bit.
00:12:30.000I don't mean that to come down on you, but I think we, the people on the right, or whoever would describe the faction, the pro-America faction.
00:12:36.000Yeah, the team sanity has this tendency to often use the language that the the corporate press will use.
00:12:44.000I mean, because I I listen, I just live through my friend, you know, experiencing extreme violence, and obviously this ratcheting up of this violent rhetoric, this violent uh I mean, you could see how radicalized young liberals have become in this country.
00:13:01.00030% of them or more believe that violence is somehow justifiable if to advance a political agenda.
00:13:07.000We have to figure out this problem on that side, but we have to be honest about the fact that it's coming from people like La Monica McIver, and what's coming from Democrat leaders, they are looking the other way, they're essentially tacitly endorsing these strategies.
00:13:22.000And yeah, I mean, I I love what Trump did with Antifa.
00:13:25.000I love that we're we're starting to take this stuff seriously and be like, these are domestic extremists, these are domestic terrorists, right?
00:13:31.000And they're actually doing violence, and we have to c uh clamp down on it.
00:13:35.000Isn't it wild that for the longest time we have tolerated these people showing up to various law enforcement agencies?
00:13:43.000And this is this is for I mean 20 years or longer, and they physically attack vehicles.
00:13:47.000And I'm I'm sitting here thinking like these liberals are going out screaming, but my free speech.
00:13:52.000And I'm like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, hold on a minute.
00:13:55.000Free speech was never about you surrounding an ice vehicle and banging on it and screaming.
00:13:59.000Free speech was you stood across the street from the gate holding up signs and and and using that to generate attention.
00:14:06.000There's a degree of civil disobedience we tolerate, like linking arms, the cops come and then they break you up.
00:14:12.000They they they take you out, you get it, you get a civil infraction of some sort.
00:14:15.000But we're supposed to we're supposed to tolerate now these people physically attacking cops.
00:14:23.000If you're gonna go out and you're gonna wave your little sign in the air and you are going to rally people and march down the street, I I'm not even a guy who thinks you need a permit for that.
00:14:32.000You want to march down the street, okay.
00:14:33.000But when you physically attack cops, lock them up, lock them up.
00:14:36.000Well, the tolerance of the tolerance is expected of conservatives at every level.
00:14:40.000I mean, that's why this is so important with the National Guard deployment.
00:14:43.000Because I mean, these cities, it's not it's beyond an action.
00:14:46.000When you and like you're basically telling your citizens I hate you when you refuse to enforce crime for as long as it's been going on.
00:14:51.000So conservatives have been expected to tolerate violence at every level, just from the street corner all the way to political assassinations for decades now.
00:14:59.000And so it's like now that the Trump administration is actually just stepping in and lobbying on behalf of well-meaning citizens, they perceive that as this huge authoritarian.
00:15:07.000Yeah, but it it it feels to me like more deliberate and sinister than that.
00:15:11.000They are intentionally not protecting ICE officers.
00:15:15.000You know, this this goes back to kind of when you when the raids were happening in LA and it was all that it was the national news, right?
00:15:20.000Karen Bass is saying, you know, you don't need to do this, govern Newsom making it this this opportunity to to take advantage politically.
00:15:28.000So but the point is, all that they would need to do to stop that, it's very clear.
00:15:33.000When you get a criminal that happens to be an illegal alien and there's an ice detainer on him, hand him over.
00:15:39.000But when you can't do that, guess what ICE has to do?
00:15:41.000They have to go out to the community and round these people up.
00:15:44.000So that is an intentional act of provocation by the local government, by Democrat cities, and governors to say, we're not gonna play ball the safe way.
00:15:53.000But how how much more safe is it to hand somebody over that's already in custody?
00:15:57.000No, they're gonna make you go out into the community and get these people, and guess what happens when that?
00:16:20.000A great example is this story from the New York Post earlier.
00:16:23.000Zoran Mamdani pledges 100 million dollars in free legal defense, and by free I mean they take it from you, taxpayer, free legal defenses for illegal immigrants in New York when he wins.
00:16:36.000That means you as an American citizen will do labor.
00:16:39.000The city will take a portion of that and fund people who are not citizens of this country.
00:16:48.000And he said, and he says in his campaign that he's going to defend his community.
00:16:55.000People need to understand when they say our democracy or our community, and then they go on to explain they're talking about non-citizens, people who don't live in this country.
00:17:04.000They are telling us you are not who we are talking about.
00:17:09.000But the problem is for the longest time, the right has believed that the left was talking about a country with all of us together when they've been talking about isolating us and and breaking us down and destroying what we want and what we believe in in this country.
00:17:23.000So the challenge we face now, as you mentioned, why won't they turn these illegal immigrants over?
00:17:28.000That would be like imagine if the UK filed an extradition, uh a warrant on Luke for Luke's speech.
00:17:39.000Well, we're not going to turn over a US citizen of the UK.
00:17:42.000That's how the Democrats feel about their illegal immigrants.
00:17:44.000It's like turning over a citizen of their country to a foreign nation.
00:17:51.000But and and by the way, we've you're you're totally right, isolating the fact that we have assumed that they are operating in good faith when they're not.
00:18:00.000And secondly, I would say though that they are even it's like when I say it's more sinister than that, it's because they're looking at it as a political advantageous move to provoke the action, and then when Trump takes the action, then they say, Oh, it's the end of democracy.
00:18:13.000No, it's like, no, you are literally defying federal law.
00:18:19.000And by the way, the fact that there's any legal protection for a sanctuary city to begin with b boggles the mind.
00:18:24.000And it's a there are legal protections.
00:18:26.000This is there's there is case law and all this stuff, which is a problem.
00:18:29.000We need to dismantle it because it it fundamentally erodes the strength of the federal government and the ability for us to govern the entirety of this country.
00:18:37.000You essentially have these little outposts of rogue states that you know we just call them Karen Bass.
00:18:48.000That's how Stephen Marsh described it.
00:18:50.000And as much as he said he favors the he he favors the multicultural democracy, I think he's correct.
00:18:57.000They have created a multicultural democracy that is trying to supplant our constitutional republic.
00:19:02.000So when they look at what Trump is doing, what we are doing, what Americans believe in want for the country, electing Trump with a popular vote, and they say, oh no, our democracy is threatened.
00:19:11.000Yeah, they're speaking the language of the left, they're saying our invasive system is under threat.
00:19:19.000Well, a lot of the corruption comes top down, not just from the George Soros district attorneys, but also police officers.
00:19:25.000I mean, from my experiences being at the Battle of Berkeley, being in Portland, Tim, you were there too for a lot of those kind of on-the-ground protest movements.
00:19:32.000There was incidences where the left created an illegal action, uh, violated someone's personal property or injured someone, and the cops just kind of stood there like, okay, we're not going to do anything.
00:19:42.000So when we look at that type of lawlessness, again, I have to go back to constitutional carry.
00:19:49.000I have to go back to individuals understanding that the solution is going to be on an individual level, because I feel like we're just trying to outbeat each other with big government.
00:19:57.000I don't want big government, but at the same time, the problem that you guys are addressing is very severe, is very real.
00:20:04.000And we're not talking about thousands of troops.
00:20:11.000And by the way, when you another thing that boggles the mind here is you look at there's a there's a crazy stat that people don't know about DC.
00:20:18.000And I don't know the stats about Chicago, but I'm assuming they're just as stark, if not more.
00:20:24.000In DC from 2018 until Trump deployed, you know, took over law enforcement in in District of Columbia, there was like 1,200 murders from 2018 until until 2025.
00:20:38.000Guess guess how many of those murders were white?
00:20:54.000So Trump comes in, takes over law enforcement.
00:20:57.000You know, there was a lot of the the tweets you were seeing for a while were like, no murders for this much, which by the way, in the height of the summer was truly remarkable, right?
00:21:11.000But the what pe what you know the left says is that they're for the the people of color, they're for the disenfranchised, the marginalized, all this stuff.
00:21:19.000Well, Trump's the one out here saving black lives.
00:21:21.000You look at Fergus the Ferguson effect, you look at George Floyd effect.
00:21:25.000This is the the lack of law enforcement in the communities that need it most results in all of these dead black and brown kids.
00:21:59.000Oregon sues Trump administration over deployment of National Guard troops to Portland.
00:22:04.000The suit comes a day after Trump announced he was authorizing the guard to use full force, which is a vague term because does he mean lethal force?
00:22:14.000The suit names President Trump, Pete Hagseth, Homeland Security is Christy Nome, uh, and uh as defendants, it has a federal court in Portland to stop the Trump administration from deploying troops and declare the deployment unlawful.
00:22:26.000Now, this is something called the protective principle.
00:22:28.000It's been asserted by the executive branch for Decades.
00:22:30.000The executive branch has long maintained troops can be deployed not for domestic law enforcement, but to protect federal buildings and assist federal law enforcement in certain capacities like logistics or otherwise.
00:22:47.000Now the issue I suppose we're looking at is what is full force mean?
00:22:51.000And the bigger question for our, you know, uh anarcho Luke over here is when I look at this, I look at look at extenuating circumstances, and I you know, it's the rock in the hard place.
00:23:03.000Abraham Lincoln famously suspended habeas corpus, one of the crazest examples of he he did this in violation of the Constitution without legislative authority and then retroactively sought approval from Congress, which was granted.
00:23:17.000Creating this precedent where president can theoretically suspend habeas corpus in an emergency and then wait for approval later.
00:23:26.000It's kind of a crazy thing to think that we we would do, but Abraham Lincoln did it.
00:23:29.000What we're dealing with right now, I would say, I don't I don't want National Guard on my streets, but what's the alternative?
00:23:35.000You've got these roving bands of far left extremists who have been firebombing buildings for for the past several years, the worst riots we'd seen in fifty years.
00:23:41.000We've got now the assassination of Charlie Kirk, as well as since we've had four terror attacks in four weeks.
00:23:48.000Now, I do understand that the church attack w it was some internal Mormon issue, the left is gonna run wild with it, but by all means the guy uh appears to have been a Trump supporter.
00:23:57.000The point is, we are dealing with a terror attack every week.
00:24:01.000This this year, I think we're up to 30, and what I mean by terror tech is politically motivated, ideologically motivated attacks.
00:24:08.000Now I think they're almost entirely liberal, and that's where we get really crazy is that I'm not talking about far left.
00:24:15.000The ideology espoused by these terrorists is mainstream Democrat ideology.
00:24:20.000What AOC said on the floor of the House was no different than the ideology of the alleged assassin of Charlie Kirk.
00:24:27.000Now, the when when we see this guy, he like drives into a church and he attacks it, everyone on the on the right is shocked, angered and saying this can't happen.
00:24:59.000Uh but w with Portland, uh, we have to understand the police are complicit there.
00:25:03.000A lot of the times they allow leftist violence, they don't do anything about it.
00:25:06.000When you have people taking sniper shots at ICE facilities, you're gonna need uh National Guard to respond in full force.
00:25:13.000I know the left is responding in very hyperbolically saying, now they're gonna do whatever they want.
00:25:18.000No, I mean, if if I'm one of these National Guardsmen, right, and I'm there at the ICE facility, I want to make sure if that if someone is throwing a Molotov cocktail at me or if someone is uh shooting a gun at me, that I could defend myself.
00:25:29.000So I think this is what they're meaning here, and it's reasonable to have that.
00:25:36.000It seems like escalation is the only thing that's gonna happen then.
00:25:38.000Because the the ICE attacker, uh uh apparently, according to the evidence that uh Cash put out, he wrote a letter saying he wanted to terrorize ICE and have them fear there could be a sniper on any rooftop.
00:25:51.000So now you've got these protests in Chicago, you've got these protests in Portland.
00:25:55.000These ICE guys are going to fear that they could walk outside and there could be a sniper taking shots at them.
00:26:02.000I fear that this will escalate to escalate to a point where some ice guys will be doing a uh prisoner transit detainee transport, they'll see some far leftist, they'll have something in their hand that looks like a gun, ICE will shoot them.
00:26:15.000The left will then say martyrs, martyrs, and it'll just escalate.
00:26:18.000Yeah, I think the left is looking for their um immigrant George Floyd.
00:26:21.000And uh they're they're desperately searching for it, and they're I I just saw a video today of someone at one of these protests acting like he had a firearm walking up to a lot of these uh National Guardsmen, and I'm like, what are you doing?
00:26:34.000Like so I I I fear false flags, I fear that we are on a powder keg.
00:26:40.000I I feel like the chain reaction type of events that have started after what happened to Charlie, there's no going back from.
00:26:47.000And it's a situation that I fear for this nation and I fear for the future uh very severely, we need to take it seriously.
00:26:53.000We need an off-ramp, we need to de-escalate uh tensions, but the opposite of that is happening.
00:26:58.000Could you imagine 10 years ago if someone if if if someone came from the future while we were hanging out in your basement and they were like, Luke, Tim, in ten years, you guys are gonna be thanking President Donald Trump for deploying federal law enforcement into the cities in the United States.
00:27:16.000Well, that's why when it comes to de-escalation, that's why it's so important that Trump is doing what he's doing.
00:27:20.000Cause for the right, I mean, like obviously the left, like Tim was Tim open, he was saying, you know, the rhetoric AOC is using is is similar to what the ice shooter is using.
00:27:29.000And it's very true because the only thing that's separating these people that are actually acting and that are committing these acts of political violence from these people and these jobs is that they just have nothing to lose.
00:27:37.000The people that are broadly speaking on the left have the same ideology, they just have something to lose, so they're not gonna act on it.
00:27:42.000But so that's why with Trump, this is what allows for de-escalation or or an off ramp, is because the right doesn't really feel the need to lash out because we're not backed into a corner.
00:27:52.000We were winning before all this happened, and we're still winning now.
00:27:55.000And Trump provides the opportunity to crack down on this.
00:27:58.000There's a couple things, and uh, you know, I want to give a nod to Charlie on this.
00:28:01.000You know, one of the things he was warning about right up until the end was what he called the lost boys of the West.
00:28:07.000And basically, when you create a an economy, and this kind of goes back to some of the stuff where you started out with Tim, like the the uh occupy stuff, right?
00:28:15.000Where you have this easy money, the inflation of assets, while while the little guy gets crushed.
00:28:23.000He was like, listen, they can't afford homes, they can't afford rent, they can't afford to get married, they can't afford to have kids, an increasingly large number of them.
00:28:31.000And what they do is they get sucked down these rabbit holes online, they get radicalized, they get told that conservatives are not human.
00:28:39.000You can lie about them, you can lie about them even if you're Jimmy Kimmel on ABC, you can lie about how they died.
00:29:41.000But he was like, hey, we're up against the clock.
00:29:43.000It's what Yuri Besmanoff warned about when it came to demoralization.
00:29:46.000When you look at extremist uh type of uh handbooks and you look into what causes extremism, it's usually people who don't have relations, don't have sex, don't have family, don't have relationships, that don't have an uh and and uh any kind of economic opportunities.
00:30:00.000Um that's pretty much the modern youth.
00:30:02.000So if you want to unwind that, I would argue that the establishment has been pushing for this for all the young males to feel like this, to be in this particular position.
00:30:11.000And that position is an extremely reckless and dangerous one that we are all in right now, right?
00:30:15.000Yeah, and you either get you either get Mamdaniism and Magioneism, or you get MAGA.
00:30:21.000Once you've backed yourself into this debt crisis, once you've backed yourself into these inflated asset crises that we've gotten after COVID, especially, uh, but ever since 2000 the 2007, 2008 financial crisis.
00:30:33.000I mean, that's that's why the left is so petrified of MAGA.
00:30:36.000That's so why they're so petrified of what Charlie Kirk was doing, was because they were occupying the mainstream and reinventing it.
00:30:42.000They were they were they were pushing the mainstream into the correct direction, and that's why that was so terrifying.
00:30:47.000They were just so effective because it was providing a siphon for frustrated young men, but it was channeling it into something effective rather than these weird, you know, radical.
00:30:54.000Well, yeah, it's the burn it all down people and the the societal anarchists versus the national revitalization people.
00:31:01.000We believe that we can revitalize America because we believe America is exceptional.
00:31:05.000We believe that it's providential, we believe that it is special.
00:31:08.000And so it's worth fighting for, it's worth saving, and it's worth making sure that the next generation has a seat at the table and skin in the game.
00:31:14.000And if we don't do that, then you're gonna get more and more radicalization.
00:31:18.000If you have a marriage, if you have kids, if you're worried about your local playground and your local school, guess what?
00:31:24.000You're not gonna burn it down because you don't want your kids to grow up in that world.
00:31:27.000That's why Charlie was so adamant, get married, have kids.
00:31:35.000And when you see people that are getting estranged from the system, they're going to get radicalized, and they're gonna be attracted to the Mamdanis of the world who are the burn it all down people that that that fundamentally load the American system.
00:32:09.000I mean, that's why a MAGA is such an interesting potent force because it's the first time that we've had a movement that's in the mainstream that actually is effective, that you're actually seeing, oh, you can just deploy troops into Chicago and fix it.
00:33:53.000I talked to an old boomer guy, he's probably 70, and I and he was talking politics, and I said, you know, the problem is we need more of you guys.
00:33:59.000I was like, the the boomers, if you even look here, you can see liberal conservative and moderate boomers are less than 10% justification for violence.
00:34:08.000The younger liberals are who went insane.
00:34:11.000Younger conservatives are sane, younger moderates are losing it a little bit.
00:34:14.000When these 18 to 39-year-olds are the 60 plus, when they're older, this whole graph, imagine where young liberals are gonna be.
00:34:36.000We are in a race against the economic clock.
00:34:39.000We have to prove, and you know, by God's grace, I hope we get eight more years after Trump's turn.
00:34:44.000But we have to we have to accomplish enough where there is enough of this this direct investment in our country.
00:34:50.000There is enough new jobs, there's enough new innovation where there's a whole boom where people are actually invited in.
00:34:56.000And and I and I believe that you pair that with uh self-deportations and deportations, where you know, one of the most promising stats that we've seen is that it's native-born Americans getting the jobs.
00:35:08.000Because that is the social compact, right?
00:35:10.000Where your compact is you you are born in this country and your government's going to care about you more than they do about somebody who doesn't who wasn't born here, right?
00:35:17.000That's a central, central component of it.
00:35:20.000And if you're a young man that has all this energy, you want to be able to get married.
00:35:25.000One of the one of the most evolved forms of societal technology is monogamy.
00:35:30.000get married to one woman, that you're not competing against the alpha guy that gets like, you know, a harem of 15 and you're left without any eligible women.
00:35:38.000You get to put your energy into building your family.
00:35:40.000You get to put your energy into raising your children.
00:35:42.000You get to put your energy in having a job and building wealth.
00:35:45.000If you can do those things, you're gonna have a very stable society.
00:35:49.000This is why the West, you know, has been so successful, is because we had this ethic of monogamism or monogamy.
00:35:56.000And you had you had people with uh innovative ideas that created economic opportunity.
00:36:01.000Those pieces, we are in this clock, there's race against the clock.
00:36:04.000If we can do those things, I believe that we will convert the lost, meaning that this you see this 30% of the of the radical liberals, they're gonna they're gonna eventually age out.
00:36:14.000They're gonna lose some of that steam, and they're gonna realize that hey, buying into the system isn't the worst thing.
00:36:19.000I actually will will offer up some other optimism in a very dark way.
00:36:23.000And to to offer up a counter to what I was saying about liberals getting crazier, uh liberals don't have kids.
00:36:28.000If they do, if it's it's usually uh not often, but they have them on accident and then terminate them before they come to fruition, which is horrifying.
00:36:44.000I'm so glad you told me about that because like I would sing it just kind of because you know it's one of those songs you sing in the background.
00:36:50.000Well, I just figured it was a toxic relationship.
00:36:52.000Yeah, I didn't think it was about oh, she got pregnant and now she's bringing me down with her.
00:37:08.000I remember Charlie Charlie Charlie said something up to that effect, you know, a few weeks before it happened, and he got like you know, a bunch of people like, oh, I can't believe you said that.
00:37:16.000Um, yeah, it's true because if you actually look at the fertility rates, I think if you look at conservatives in the West, we're still above replacement, or like 2.7, but liberals are like 1.6.
00:37:26.000Christian Christians tend to be, I think we we've gone over this quite a bit.
00:37:46.000That's like you've just there's like the the the random like uh exception to the rule, but you know that's the Catholics are all cheering at you.
00:38:02.000If you do not punish evil, society falls apart.
00:38:05.000You get more radicalization, you get more vigilanteism, you have to punish evil.
00:38:10.000And when when those those progressives that think it's really cool to commit violence, well, guess what?
00:38:15.000When they see their buddy that just got like, you know, got the death penalty by the state, by the way, not some vigilante.
00:38:23.000When the state and the the power the power of the sword that's been you know invested into our representative government, when they actually levy a charge and they follow through on it, and then we all bring the shame that that somebody like this deserves upon that.
00:38:37.000We heap our scorn on these people, it's not nearly as cool.
00:38:41.000I'll tell you one thing that really really bothers me.
00:38:44.000And there is a challenge in that our memories are actually short, no matter how smart we are, no matter how good at our jobs or clever we think we are.
00:38:52.000It's fascinating how many people, even on the right, don't remember the severity of the COVID lockdowns.
00:38:58.000But that being said, I want to make sure just to grab this context of it was not it was less than a year ago that a healthcare CEO is assassinated in cold blood, shot in the back in New York.
00:39:09.000The alleged assassin, Luigi Mangiani has been venerated by the left, and we all warned Charlie, especially, that this is an assassination culture.
00:39:18.000The left is now seeing that they will get praised when they do this.
00:39:23.000They are gonna view themselves like martyrs or heroes of like these civil rights icons, or like John Brown.
00:39:30.000Not even a year after this, they kill Charlie Kirk.
00:39:35.000Because in the mind of these liberals, what's their worst case scenario?
00:39:40.000They will be celebrated, they will be celebrities, and when they win their revolution, they'll be freed.
00:39:55.000That is not the way to get things done.
00:39:57.000If you know, the the problem I see with these people is that the state has been for the longest time unwilling to level this force against them.
00:40:07.000Like I was mentioning with the George Floyd riots, the Ferguson riots with Baltimore, I mean, it was insane.
00:40:13.000There were some issues for sure with with police, but for the most part, I watch all these videos where either the police are letting these people run around and smash windows, like in DC, which I'm or unable to stop them.
00:40:26.000So these young radicals are told, you will win when you do this.
00:40:29.000We've got funding, we've got lawyers, you will not spend a day in jail, you will get a badge of honor.
00:40:34.000And then they got money for it and they got compensated for it because they won the loss of the city.
00:40:38.000In DC, New York, the writers won over a million dollars.
00:40:42.000Same in New York, I think same in St. Louis.
00:40:48.000It's like this is the point of the regime is they're trying to demoralize young people.
00:40:52.000Like if you're a young American patriot and you're going to New York City, and you just see disorder and disarray and these delinquents getting let off left and right.
00:40:59.000That tells you that this is your this is your principal city, and it's and it's a total disaster, and it's just embarrassing.
00:41:05.000You feel embarrassed to be an American broken windows.
00:41:10.000But this is why, you know, one of the people when Trump was kind of reasserting control of DC that was spoke very clearly from a moral standpoint was Judge Janine Piero.
00:41:21.000And now she's, I guess, U.S. attorney.
00:41:49.000You know, and we've got to have some, we gotta have our own confidence, self-confidence that just doing the common sense thing is ultimately going to pay dividends.
00:41:56.000And if it doesn't, then yeah, we're all screwed up.
00:41:58.000Well, yeah, they they they they a line was crossed, and everyone, especially here knows it.
00:42:02.000So when they say, Oh, but our democracy, I'll be like, I kind of thought democracy was was threatened when you killed Charlie Kirk.
00:42:11.000When when the guy who was hosting college debates who was willing to allow anyone to have the conversation and come up to him and challenge him and prove him wrong.
00:42:20.000This is why they wanted him so badly to be MAGA.
00:42:22.000They wanted him to be a groiper or a MAGA or whatever.
00:42:25.000Because then they they could wipe wipe their hands clear and clean of everything that they've said, every nasty smear, every hyperbolic, hyperventilating uh lie that they have heaped on us because then they could just you know what?
00:43:14.000I think it's a combination of berating, beating down young men and boys in our society, not giving them any opportunities, not giving them any chances, telling them that they're imperfect no matter what, that they're always wrong, that they need to apologize.
00:43:27.000Uh I I I think I think that type of uh berating, as well as the institutions in our system that have robbed them blind of any kind of economic opportunities, specifically the the fractional Frederick Reserve banking system.
00:43:40.000I'm gonna keep talking about that because that just pisses me off the way everyone gets robbed here.
00:43:45.000Uh but but I think social media played another role, and I think there was a deliberate effort.
00:43:50.000Social media has always been in the control.
00:43:52.000Many people don't believe this, but in the intel agencies, the intel agencies run the algorithms, and I think that there's a lot more of this to kind of delve into, yeah, specifically when it comes to radicalizing people and moving people that the intel agencies have moved to this particular point, which gives them the perfect pretext to now kind of to clamp down.
00:44:26.000I believe that the US government loved the idea of being able to control through social media manipulate what people saw and what they believed.
00:44:34.000There are theories based on uh the work done by uh Barrett Brown and Project PM that the Libyan uh revolution or whatever you want to call it was because Western uh intelligence agencies were using social media to manipulate the people on the ground and manipulate us into believing they supported this foreign intervention.
00:44:51.000What I think happened though is these platforms were trying to maximize attention, and they found very early on, when they switched to algorithmic feeds, that hate and anger generated the most amount of attention and shares.
00:45:07.000And so this naturally gave rise to videos about police brutality.
00:45:12.000Because you actually even had, you know, Alex Jones and you had the far left complaining about police brutality because nobody likes injustice.
00:45:18.000These websites then started these companies that were using them to make money realized it's it's not just police brutality, but racism, sexism, all of these isms will give you a boost in the algorithm because people get offended and angry and they want to share it.
00:45:32.000All of a sudden, Buzzfeed, Hoffington Post, Mike.com, you name it, all turned into these liberal activist blogs because of how much money they were making.
00:45:43.000Whenever something on the right would try and rise up, they'd ban it for being hate speech or whatever because they didn't want to lose advertisers who are scared.
00:45:51.000I think the intelligence agencies did want to utilize these platforms.
00:45:54.000Clearly that failed them, like the one ring because Trump ends up getting elected and then working towards shutting down all of the things they've been trying to do.
00:46:03.000I think they uh uh, and I mean like the uniparty establishment politics in this country have been crushed, and it's uh it's it's somewhat their own making.
00:46:10.000Yeah, well, I I think what they're doing, like the ICs and the and they're in the social media big platforms, these sorts of things, is they're just exploiting the underlying philosophy behind leftism, which is it's anti-hierarchical.
00:46:22.000And now we have an actual tangible political force that can that's telling people no.
00:46:26.000Like, no, you can't beat people up in the streets.
00:46:46.000And Omar says Charlie Kirk has no legacy to honor in hate-filled interview with Don Lemon.
00:46:52.000Repel and Omar doubled down on a criticism of the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk during an interview with Don Lemon, saying she has nothing to apologize for and dismissing any effort to portray Kirk's work as honorable.
00:47:02.000Quote, I have nothing to apologize for, you know.
00:47:05.000It is a tragedy that Charlie Kirk was killed in that way.
00:47:07.000I feel for his widow and his children.
00:47:09.000They will have to live with that for the rest of their lives, but there is no legacy to honor.
00:47:12.000It was a legacy filled with bigotry, hatred, and white supremacy.
00:47:16.000I also want to throw in uh this video from our old friend Don Lemon.
00:47:22.000Men who look like you, men who vote like you, and men who sound like you.
00:47:33.000Something is cracked deep inside when so many of you believe the answer to fear, to loss, to change is violence.
00:47:48.000Shall I uh go back and cite the data we just had a moment ago when Don Lemon says something so shockingly insane and racist?
00:47:55.000But like you know, um obviously these are hope high profile incidents, but like is he going to address gang violence in America?
00:48:06.000Like what if they're doing do we need to like have the the conversation about you know how many of the murders in this country are committed by a very small proportion of like pretty young black men?
00:48:18.000Six percent of the population, about yeah.
00:48:20.000I mean, like are we gonna are we are you gonna address that, Don?
00:48:23.000Are you gonna address the fact that it's your side that's radicalized?
00:48:26.000Yeah, I mean, you could take it either way, but they're both sort of like shooting that.
00:48:29.000I I actually have no idea what he's talking about.
00:48:30.000Like, what are white men guilty of being like nice to police officers?
00:48:32.000Like is that the cracking of the case?
00:48:33.000But by the way, like we didn't burn down right uh cities, we didn't burn down and loot businesses.
00:48:40.000Yeah, we didn't have mostly peaceful rioting after Charlie.
00:49:05.000These leftists went on forums and said that Tim Poole couldn't even do a shove it.
00:49:10.000Now, for those that don't know, that's like a very basic trick children do, and I was actually doing pretty advanced tricks.
00:49:14.000Now, the reason I intentionally make this hokey is the reason they say this is because in their cult of people, that the liberal cult has their high priests like Jimmy Kimmel who know they're lying, and the run-of-the-mill liberals who don't pay attention or read the news, They just believe whatever it is they're told.
00:49:32.000The purpose of lying about someone like me is to create in their mind, ignore him.
00:49:38.000And so they want to try and isolate me, my views, my team, my company from the industry.
00:49:44.000I bring this up intentionally, as I said, making it hokey.
00:49:48.000The idea that Charlie Kirk has no legacy to honor is the stupidest thing imaginable, considering TPUSA, Amfest already has people claim saying saying it's bigger than the RNC and it's the biggest right wing political convention, if not the biggest political convention in the country over the past several years since it's since its inception.
00:50:31.000Not that I I thought you were talking about that uh about that we we talked about before the show, the the black mother and Charlie was like, Praise God.
00:50:37.000Oh, yeah, I mean that that was a great one.
00:50:39.000Yeah, I mean, but there's tons of that.
00:50:40.000I mean, you know, Charlie what they do, and this is why I I mean, not this I I genuinely don't mean this as a selfish plug plug, but you know, we did an episode on Thursday where we went through all of the what what we would think the most viral on the left clips, taking Charlie out of context, whether that be the brain processing power of black women, not true.
00:51:02.000He talked about Sheila uh Jackson Lee and Michelle Obama and Katanji Brown Jackson who all have basically said we wouldn't have made it without affirmative action.
00:51:11.000And Charlie's like, yeah, we know you know it this is not surprised if anybody's listening to.
00:51:19.000And and by the way, we we went through like our our chats and what we were, you know, in our show, what we were talking about before he said that, and we you know, we went through the black pilot thing, which was you know, he didn't worry about black pilots now because the black pilots now didn't have this quota system.
00:51:35.000Meanwhile, the United Airlines uh pilot or uh CEO is saying that each new pilot corps is going to be 50-50.
00:51:42.000Well, that's all well and good until you find out only nine percent of people of color and women apply to be pilots, new pilots.
00:51:49.00091% of the the pilot population happens to be white men.
00:51:53.000So you're you're telling me in that instance that you're gonna populate 50% of your pilots out of 9% of the population of new pilots.
00:52:02.000That how are you not going to lower standards in that instance?
00:52:05.000So Charlie was saying, if you're going to move forward with this, I might have suspicion when I get on that plane because I'm gonna know that you're gonna have to lower standards.
00:52:13.000So whether whatever the issue was, there is a very logical explanation for why Charlie said this.
00:52:19.000They're intentionally trying to, you know, obscure the truth, but like just so brazenly lie to your point.
00:52:25.000Like, how do you even make that point with a straight face?
00:52:27.000Like, did you not just see what has been you know galvanized around the world?
00:52:32.000Are you are you do you think you could just repeat the lie enough and it'll become the truth?
00:52:49.000As much as I have complained about liberals, I was shocked to discover on my Facebook or Instagram defending the assassin, praising the assassination.
00:52:59.000There were also very many liberals who I saw come out in support of Charlie and TP USA.
00:53:06.000There were some there are some throw back to skateboarding, because this is what I do, right?
00:53:09.000There are some professional skateboarders who I did not know to be political at all.
00:53:14.000And boy, did they piss off the left when some of the biggest names in skateboarding came out and said, Oh shot, Steve Caballero, a legend in skateboarding, came out and said, you know, uh he condolences and said kind words.
00:53:27.000All of these these lefty skateboarders were just so angry.
00:53:33.000Well, I think you know, we've talked about the silent majority for a long time.
00:53:37.000People who obviously don't believe in the sterilization of children or sex changes for kids or whatever, but were too scared to speak up because they'd lose their jobs.
00:53:45.000What ends up happening then is with something so shocking as what happened to Charlie, I think a lot of people snapped to attention and said, We better speak now or forever hold our peace.
00:53:55.000Well, that's listen, we I am a glass hapful on America guy.
00:54:20.000When you see moderates coming out to defend the truth, that's a good sign.
00:54:23.000This is insane that we've come this far, no doubt.
00:54:27.000But there is a belief in me, and there is a prayer that I have that we are going to see, we're gonna see things politically that we couldn't have even imagined in November because there are enough a remnant of sanity in this this country that is gonna say we can't have this anymore.
00:55:26.000I think 94% chance something, anything other happens, but this the the assassination of Charlie has exposed so many of these people celebrating, lying, defending, and it's it's it's it's two weeks, and we're going almost on three weeks, and they're gonna they're doubling down and they're emboldening themselves and they're pushing harder now with like what Illan Omar is saying.
00:55:50.000Where will we end up a year from now, just before the midterms?
00:55:53.000I think the Democrats will be hurting because their ideology is clearly pissing a lot of people off, scaring a lot of people.
00:56:02.000We saw this with the with Trump winning the the popular vote, the Republicans sweeping everything, people are waking up.
00:56:10.000I'm seeing there's liberals that I know that that got have gotten red pilled in the past five years, especially with how bad Joe Biden was.
00:56:16.000What does a desperate ideology do when they're looking at a midterm defeat?
00:56:21.000We know what they're willing to do, we know what they're capable of doing.
00:56:24.000I don't believe that they will simply just say, guys, it looks like we're gonna lose.
00:56:30.000I think are you talking false flags or something?
00:56:32.000No, I'm saying fringe leftists are gonna get violent.
00:56:35.000I'm saying we we've already seen the far left get violent.
00:56:39.000I think we're going to see with the ice raids, Donald Trump sending in the National Guard, they're not going to accept that the people of this country have spoken.
00:57:29.000Because I was like, well, it's not all of them.
00:57:31.000But then when you see Ilhan Omar, and you see Don Lemon, and you see AOC, and you see these people hemming and hawing and trying to hedge and Jimmy Kimmel lying about who committed the atrocity, then it becomes a they.
00:58:21.000Well, because it's like, I mean, there's there's people on the right that are like, well, it's not all of them.
00:58:24.000I'm like, if every single one of their mainstream pundits is endorsing this kind of rhetoric, can you point me into like the dissidents on their side?
00:58:30.000And they do, and it's like a random stream you've never heard of.
00:58:32.000Well, it's like they're in lockstep, and then when you have Elon Omar saying there's no legacy to speak of, and he's speaking, she's speaking about Charlie Kirk.
00:59:05.000This is around the time that uh uh the Jimmy Kimmel stuff was going down.
00:59:09.000And uh on my Facebook, they were making drawing comics.
00:59:13.000They drew a comic meme that they were sharing and going viral, explaining what gripers were and how Charlie's a uh the assassin of Charlie Kirk was a was a griper.
00:59:35.000When I saw that, I was like, it's it's they.
00:59:38.000The fact that they'd be willing to go on Facebook and say outright, Charlie Kirk got assassination, yeah, but then whatever they wanted, instead of just being like, guys, no way, we're not playing this game right now.
00:59:48.000I mean, you know what's crazy to me is that when George Floyd died, even Ben Shapiro came out and said, guys, this looks really bad, and it was wrong, it shouldn't have happened.
00:59:54.000Conservatives have no problem being like nobody wants anyone killed.
01:01:37.000The basic problem we have in America is conservatives think the liberals are insane, and they're not completely wrong.
01:01:45.000Now, I don't think most liberals are insane, but neither do they make it clear they disapprove of the ones who are, and their cowardice in not marginalizing their own crazies has been their downfall.
01:01:56.000I couldn't get Neil deGrasse Tyson, a genius scientist and preeminent scientific voice in the media to agree that it was ridiculous for scientific American and the Atlantic to be claiming that separating sports by sex doesn't make sense.
01:02:23.000And there's a lot of stuff like that on the left.
01:02:25.000And when conservatives see it, they say, I'm sorry, we're just not going to go along with reinventing society, often pointlessly, even if we have to cancel democracy to do it.
01:04:10.000you can but it doesn't make it true because you're not harry potter Smug self-righteousness in the defense of some of the dumbest ideas to ever come down the pike is not a formula that's really working for you.
01:04:31.000Because here's one thing I can promise every liberal in this country.
01:04:35.000The Democrats can win every election from now until forever.
01:04:39.000And the people who now hold the reins of power will not give a shit and will not give it back if they think you're still nutty.
01:05:08.000The thing is, like uh totally totally agreed, like the Democrats have to hold up their end of the bargain if we want to restore old America, so to speak.
01:05:15.000But the problem is like they're do we really trust Democrats to like moderate their own side?
01:05:19.000Like they've failed at this over and over again, it's results in more and more violence.
01:05:22.000So it's like that's why the Trump admin has had to come in here and restore the conditions that would make it possible to return to old America.
01:05:28.000Because there's not really there's not really a partner for negotiation anymore.
01:06:02.000Oh, yeah, just completely flood the borders with drugs and everything, and just you know, say that we need to be compassionate on 10 million people that we don't know.
01:06:09.000This is what I often said was remarkable about Amphest is that not only did you guys have me on stage, you got Luke, you have Ian of all the five.
01:06:32.000Yeah, it was in the it was in the spirit of like, hey, you're actually you've emerged as one of the saner voices.
01:06:37.000We totally disagree on how to fix things.
01:06:40.000Don't like we will not agree on that stuff.
01:06:42.000But listen, we agree to do it or to disagree agreeably.
01:06:46.000This is I think it was the right thing to do.
01:06:49.000And this is how you create a culture where you say, we are we are re-redefining, we are we are bringing it back to what the left and the right was supposed to be.
01:06:59.000People who can plainly and easily say, I'm sorry for your loss, I can't believe it's like a psychopath would do such a thing and not celebrate it.
01:07:06.000And when you have Amphest saying, we will allow liberals to join us and have this debate, you're saying this is where life is happening.
01:07:15.000You guys off in the fringes, we don't want to have anything to do with you.
01:07:20.000So I, you know, I always say this: there's a there's like a viral story right now with Emma Watson, you know, from Harry Potter saying she loves J.K. Rowling now.
01:07:28.000And J.K. Rowling came out and was like, oh wow, now you say it after she was getting death threats and she got kicked off of like the change.
01:08:05.000You didn't, you know, J.K. Rowling stood up for what she believed in and got hell for it.
01:08:09.000And these these prominent personalities on the left will say whatever they're told to say by the murmuration of the cult.
01:08:16.000And my point in bringing this up, I say we have to give them a there needs to be a path to redemption within limits, of course, for for these liberals who said stupid and crazy things.
01:08:25.000If they're if they want to come back into the fold, what I what I see with you guys in Jenk inviting him to come to T to Amfest was saying if you are willing to admit your faults and do the right thing, forgiveness is always available, and you can have this conversation.
01:08:38.000By the way, if you create a uh a scenario here, and listen, a lot of these people deserve their just desserts, right?
01:08:45.000They deserve some of the scorn that gets heaped on them.
01:08:48.000I will say though, but if you if you operate in good faith, you know, this is kind of like a lot of people are going to disagree with me, but like Fetterman.
01:09:00.000But at least he's saying some things that sound halfway, you know, reasonable.
01:09:05.000And and and I think that there has to be he's doing that actually pretty bravely.
01:09:10.000I would say, because he's lost all of staff.
01:09:12.000He's, you know, he's basically been completely outcast in in the Senate, which is kind of against what most people do in the Senate.
01:09:19.000But you yes, you have to give an on-ramp to them to sort of be like, hey, we're not gonna just make this so painful on you to to say sane things.
01:09:27.000Like we i it it should require less and less courage to step out and say normal sane things.
01:09:38.000And you know, there's every rationalization and justification that they deserve it.
01:09:42.000But at some point, like if we want this thing to get back together where people aren't getting murdered, like Charlie for just engaging in debate, that we've got to find a way, and you've got to put some of some of this stuff to bed when they're willing to come back to a place of sanity.
01:09:56.000Yeah, but it's like even if we are able to just ratchet the Democrat Party back to like the 1980s, we're still gonna get the same result at some point down.
01:10:04.000Like, we're just kick kind of kicking the can further down the road.
01:10:06.000Because a lot of the stuff is baked into the ideology of leftist.
01:10:10.000We need to like win politically so dramatically and for so long that they realize that they have to go back into the like, you know, into the back to the drawing board.
01:10:19.000Well, here's what I think will happen is younger people are looking for how to fit in and find success.
01:10:25.000So, you know, I've been thinking a lot about recently having a kid, what I want for my kid, and the congratulations, by the way.
01:12:36.000There's a light at the end of the tunnel at the end of the tunnel.
01:12:39.000And going down this weird leftist path of darkness will leave you with nothing but misery.
01:12:42.000Well, yeah, I mean, because leftism created the the ideal person for for a leftist is just the best consumer.
01:12:48.000So it's like a 40-year-old with no kids.
01:12:50.000All they're gonna do is just buy products all day to fill that void in their soul because they've stripped them of all their identity.
01:12:55.000They've stripped them of the potential to be a father or a mother.
01:12:58.000They've stripped them of being an American, they've stripped them of being a child of God, they've stripped them from all these different things.
01:13:02.000They've ripped away every label from them.
01:13:04.000So all that's left is just being a consumer and buying products, and that just trying to fill that you know soul void in their soul.
01:13:10.000And I gotta give it to Andrew Tate on this one, because he had a really funny tweet where he said something like the worst thing about being rich is that there's nothing left to buy, so you just drive around looking for steak.
01:13:21.000And I actually, it's it's a really it's funny because that's basically what like we're you know, when we're like, what do we do?
01:13:27.000What do you want to do for the weekends?
01:13:28.000Like it's find another restaurant and hang out and have drinks and good food.
01:13:31.000But it's not, I I think for Andrew, he's sure.
01:13:34.000I I wouldn't know about not being able to buy anything you want, like he's saying.
01:13:37.000But this point about driving around and just trying to find stake is true for all adults.
01:13:41.000And I think the real proposition is he what he's revealing, and what I what I think a lot of uh these millennials are revealing when they say that they don't know to do with their lives is they didn't have kids.
01:13:55.000And uh I would just say to everybody, have kids now, don't wait.
01:14:00.000I'm turning 40 in a few months, and I just had my first kid, and I should have had my kid way long ago.
01:14:05.000In my own defense, I was very poor when I was in my 20s and didn't have a place to live.
01:14:51.000And so you said that when you said you have kids now, it's like, yes, don't wait.
01:14:57.000I mean, even me, like I mean my wife, we have three kids, you know, we're I guess we're sort of on the timeline that you know you would kind of expect or what.
01:15:05.000But even me, I'm like, man, I kind of wish I would have started a little earlier.
01:15:31.000So if you have this image in your head of like, well, I want to make sure I have like the the at least a three-bedroom house and be able to afford that, and and I don't want to be renting, I want to I want to have like bought it.
01:15:42.000Like, no, just listen, children are a blessing.
01:15:45.000It's a value statement that you you have children, you get married because of the value systems you hold.
01:15:50.000You don't because people have told you it's a burden.
01:15:54.000People have told you that it is gonna weigh you down, that it's gonna, it's gonna totally demolish your plants.
01:16:45.000And, you know, I was leaving yesterday and my kids just like lost it just when I was leaving.
01:16:52.000And when I come back to them, they tackle me and like, I love you.
01:16:56.000And they give me kisses and all this stuff.
01:16:57.000I'm like, that that is that emotional connection is irreplaceable.
01:17:03.000It it is there is no steak you can eat, there is no car you can buy, there is no job you can work, there is nothing that even comes close to that.
01:17:21.000I it's it's if it weren't true, humans wouldn't exist.
01:17:24.000So I you know, I posit this to liberals all the time.
01:17:27.000Um when when they say things like kids aren't for me, you know, I'm like, you will love it so much you have no idea because if it wasn't the case, humans would have gone extinct a long time ago.
01:17:37.000Well, but you know, it also maybe speak to this, because I know it's true for me.
01:17:47.000Only, by the way, this only counts if you don't just be like, you know, leave your baby mama and you know, never.
01:17:51.000Yeah, some people have that that that's not what we're talking about.
01:17:54.000If you commit yourself to it, it will make you a tremendously better person.
01:17:59.000Well, because it's it's it's lifestyle behaviors that acknowledge the reality that you're an eternal being, like spiritually, but that the world's gonna go on after you die.
01:18:07.000And a lot of people can't accept their own mortality, and that's what's so beautiful about children.
01:18:11.000That's what's so beautiful about investing in loving your country, investing in loving in your church and your community.
01:18:16.000Because these things will outlast you.
01:18:17.000And so the opposite the the other side is just it's nihilism.
01:18:21.000It's nihilism, it's just buy a bunch of Funko Pops and like try to ignore that that voice in the back of your head saying, This is wrong, this is wrong, this is wrong.
01:18:29.000Invest in things that are lasting that will last beyond you that are difficult.
01:18:46.000Uh but but no, uh, a lot of nurses always report talking to people when they're on their deathbed.
01:18:51.000And it's never that people uh regret working too hard.
01:18:54.000It's always that they never spend enough time with their family with their loved ones.
01:18:58.000So, you know, the the idea, it's been brewing in my head, and especially after everything that happened with Charlie, it's even brewing in my head even more that this is something that I want.
01:19:07.000Um it's been a lot of that, by the way.
01:19:15.000Uh, you know, if you look at a lot of the polling, you know, uh the data is highlighting how young men want to have families and kids, but young women don't more and more.
01:19:32.000Why like how did that lie get implanted in their brains?
01:19:35.000But literally, to your point, if you are if you have this fact that it it's your deathbed, everybody wants to be surrounded by their loved ones.
01:19:44.000They don't think about the job, they don't think about any of that, they think about the people closest to them.
01:19:47.000That's the thing that will matter most to you on your deathbed.
01:19:50.000You should live your life in reverse thinking about that truth, right?
01:19:54.000And yet somehow young women have believed a lie that the thing they care about most is their career.
01:20:00.000Yeah, I mean, I don't know what my great grandparents did for work.
01:20:10.000Uh it was you know, we we had a uh Catholic priest on the culture war talking about exorcisms, and he asked me, I he he he asked me, I said I grew up Catholic as I go, Oh, so you're baptised Catholic.
01:20:20.000And I was like, Yeah, it's like, oh, so you still are, you just you haven't come back yet.
01:20:30.000But I recognize the function of church and how important it was to to our civilization.
01:20:35.000A weekly gathering place of people of shared moral values and tradition that allowed a society to anchor itself.
01:20:42.000And what's happened over the past generation, especially with my generation, they don't go to church.
01:20:47.000They don't have a place, and I think it's left a void in young people, millennials, and so they tried to fill it with some kind of purpose and they found wokeness.
01:21:36.000You can hang out in uh Martinsburg, West Virginia.
01:21:38.000But the idea is to start with a place where people can come and hang out, their kids can come together and they can meet on shared moral values.
01:21:48.000Whether they advance beyond that to faith, religion, our church, whatever, is not something that I can, you know, commit to a comment on is not somebody who does that, but I want to at least create that functional space where community will will come together.
01:21:59.000It does already exist for those that go to church.
01:22:05.000I don't want to speak about my experiences.
01:22:07.000But when when we look at a lot of the ideas that a lot of these people are kind of centralizing around lust, pride, uh envy.
01:22:16.000When when we look at all of those virtues, it it's sold to us as uh social media clout.
01:22:21.000It's sold to us like we should try to achieve those things for some kind of uh fake artificial like or community.
01:22:29.000But but in reality, when you kind of delve into a lot of those things, they're extremely empty and they kind of take away your soul.
01:22:36.000And they and and I believe there are aspects of mainline kind of establishment society, very kind of powerful uh, you know, individuals out there that do want to spread demonic possession that do want to spread evil and are doing it in record numbers now.
01:22:51.000That's why we had a priest on to talk about exorcisms, because uh some's out there.
01:23:01.000Charlie Kirk wrote of his deep love for Israel in letter to Netanyahu about how to counter rising opposition to the Jewish state in the US.
01:23:10.000I think I have the uh oh no, this is another post that we'll bring up in a second, which is terrifying.
01:23:15.000But to get to the letter, the near post says oh, it's right here, okay.
01:23:18.000Conservative activist Charlie Kirk advised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on how to counter anti-Israel sentiment among Gen Z and win the information war being waged against the Jewish state, according to a letter obtained by the post.
01:23:31.000Kirk wrote to Netanyahu in the May 2nd missive that he was alarmed by anti-Israel and anti-Semitic trends hitting record levels on social media.
01:23:38.000Since one of his greatest joys as a Christian is advocating for Israel and forming alliances with Jews in the fight to protect Judeo Judeo-Christian civilization.
01:23:47.000Mative and I have spent months analyzing these trends and debating ideas that can help you and your country push back against these disturbing developments, he said in the letter, reproduced in full below for the first time.
01:23:57.000Anti-Israel sentiment can undermine American support for Israel.
01:24:01.000What's interesting about this, I suppose, is there was a debate or raging online that Charlie was turning against Israel, and it's part of this conspiracy theory, which is within hours, the conspiracy theorists were claiming Israel killed Charlie Kirk.
01:24:18.000I don't I can say I don't understand what the goal of such a claim would be, but I think there are people who just plum hate Israel no matter what.
01:24:27.000So any opportunity they have to say that.
01:24:30.000And I and you know, the funny thing is no matter no matter how many times I say it, guys.
01:24:33.000I don't care if you like or don't like Israel, you're free to criticize them.
01:24:46.000We have a general idea of what happened, but uh I suppose I just you know ask the man himself your view on all of this, because I you know, just you tell me because I'm not gonna put words.
01:25:06.000Nick Fuentes called it conspiratard-ish that people were claiming Israel killed Charlie, and he was and it was really funny.
01:25:15.000He was like, if Ben Shapiro died, I don't think they're gonna claim Israel did it.
01:25:19.000And they're claiming now that Nick Fund has got the call.
01:25:22.000The call like Israel called him and told him to it's it's it's it's crazy in my opinion, but I'm I'm curious why you think People are pushing this, and just what the truth is.
01:25:33.000You know, I think Charlie's views on Israel were nuanced.
01:25:43.000I mean, I talked about this on with you know with Alex Clark's uh podcast, uh Culture Apothecary, and I don't know, it's like got millions of views or something like that.
01:25:54.000Yeah, I mean, listen, he he for Charlie, it was very clear.
01:25:58.000He wanted people to who controlled the Holy Land to be civilized people.
01:26:05.000He didn't want it to be in the hands of Islam, for example, right?
01:26:09.000Charlie looked at it as like we have a civilized group that is friendly to the West, and we have we have you know, uncivilized, basically, you know, we have we have these Muslim nations that are very hostile, a lot of them are openly terrorists, right?
01:27:08.000Even Tucker Carlson was bringing up the point of how Charlie Kirk was being labeled anti-Semitic himself and how he found that personally very offensive.
01:27:16.000Uh now for me, I I think BB's comments are kind of weird throughout all of this.
01:27:21.000Um and I I don't think it helps the kind of discourse and what's going on here.
01:27:25.000Uh Meghan Kelly and Charlie Kirk were were talking about this issue uh also a couple weeks before it happened, and I thought their comments were also kind of very important and very nuanced.
01:27:34.000Because there was things that I agreed with Charlie on some of the things I disagreed with, but he was able to have that conversation and that debate.
01:27:41.000He was hosting individuals like Dave Smith and other critics and and being able to give them a voice.
01:27:46.000And there were people that were saying, You gotta shut down uh Tucker Carlson, you gotta shut down all these critics and all these people who present the other side when he was just presenting a debate too.
01:27:57.000Well, and he was very cognizant of the fact that you know, young people were much more Israeli skeptic, right?
01:28:05.000And he did not if if Charlie would have gone out there and just said we're not allowed to like have this conversation, that would have been a huge disservice to the conservative movement because ultimately Charlie was one thing, America first.
01:28:22.000And he had a long history of advocating on behalf of Israel, standing up against BDS movements and this and that.
01:28:28.000And so imagine being Charlie Kirk, where you sent uh pro-Israel signage to your chapters.
01:28:35.000You you did a young Jewish leadership summit.
01:28:38.000You're one of your uh most important mentors in your life is is a Jew, Dennis Prager, and you have this great history of being all of these things that Israel should have been very excited about, and yet you were still criticized the moment you didn't do one thing because you have a deep friendship and respect, mutual respect with Tucker Carlson.
01:28:56.000He was extraordinarily frustrated by that.
01:28:59.000And when he would get hit, one of my favorite parts about Charlie, and Tim, I know you would appreciate this, but they would say, Well, you gotta you gotta cancel Tucker Carlson.
01:29:06.000He'd be like, Well, then uh maybe he's gonna give two speeches at Amphest now.
01:29:11.000Yeah, like honestly, like you're gonna try and morally blackmail me.
01:29:20.000It was one of my and he was and people also have to understand Charlie was extraordinarily loyal to his friends.
01:29:26.000He would he even if he even if he saw Tucker saying something that he didn't agree with, maybe privately to me and Blake or something, he'd be like, What's he where's he going with this?
01:29:35.000But like he would never say something publicly because Tucker is his friend.
01:29:40.000Yeah, they're f they're actual friends, and you saw that with Candace even.
01:29:44.000Charlie and Candace, they have they had a long history together, long friendship.
01:29:48.000So it's just like people expected him to just come out and be like, I disavow and all this.
01:29:52.000Well, that's not that's just not the way Charlie works.
01:30:04.000Uh Charlie had a more nuanced take on this, but then I I was also hearing that there was a lot of heat, especially when Tucker Carlson was at the last uh SaaS um meeting and he talked about how Epstein was Mossad, and then he brought up Bill Ackman and he brought up all these other people behind the scenes, and then that brought up this type of situation where people were calling Charlie saying, Counsel him, don't let him speak ever again.
01:30:27.000And a lot of people Charlie's Douglas he'll he's like, no thanks.
01:30:32.000I'd imagine that uh, especially in dealing with someone like Charlie, the way that's described is probably a bit more exaggerated.
01:30:39.000I'm sure he got a call where people were like, I don't like that Tucker was saying these things, Charlie tried to persuade him.
01:30:44.000Listen, listen, it's yes, it is probably more exaggerated.
01:30:48.000Uh was was is the pressure, was the pressure campaign real?
01:30:52.000Yeah, but it was like we have we have a long history of you know, there's a couple things that Charlie did at Turning Point that in retrospect were critically critically important to the fact that I think Turning Point's gonna grow, right?
01:31:05.000And we're we're actually we're gonna be not just okay, but Erica's amazing.
01:31:13.000And one of those is that he never accepted foreign money because there was this whole rumor of like, did you take you know money from Israel?
01:31:19.000So I was like, I mean, I didn't even have to call anybody to verify it.
01:31:23.000No, because like I knew Charlie for years turning down foreign money, and people would try like there was instances where foreign people would try and wire like they would somehow get like the wire info and they would just send a wire in and they would kind of force like us to take the money and Charlie would have it all refunded back.
01:31:40.000So I just like and we don't take money from foreign governments, nothing.
01:31:43.000Charlie is proudly American funded and American made and like America first.
01:31:51.000And so, anyways, it's it's not even it's not even an issue.
01:31:54.000But I want I want to ask you about this one other conspiracy that I'm seeing a lot more now as well, and it's that you and Erica aren't reacting properly.
01:32:00.000Oh, and I I so I've given my thoughts on the mat on the matter, and I've I've pushed a little back.
01:32:05.000There are people saying, you know, uh, oh, I mean, they don't seem to be sad.
01:32:39.000Because he just I I don't know what his impulse was.
01:32:41.000It was like, I just need to be close to you guys, let me know how I can help.
01:32:44.000And so he does his show like close close by, and he he says, you know, like I really think it's important you come on.
01:32:50.000And I was like, All right, all right, I don't know what I'm gonna do.
01:32:54.000And I remember I read the eulogy that we posted on Turning Point's website.
01:33:02.000And I basically, you know, was such a mess I couldn't get through reading the eulogy.
01:33:09.000Just like and I remember feeling like because I'm not, you know, I'm got this training in me, like you, you know, you're a man, you don't cry.
01:33:17.000Yeah, you know, and it's and it's funny because like even you've even been around Trump, it's like Trump doesn't like guys that cry.
01:33:23.000Like all these things are going through my head, like I gotta like keep this together, I'm gonna be strong for Charlie.
01:33:27.000I know Charlie would want us to like soldier on and like keep the mission going.
01:33:31.000And I just like couldn't get through it.
01:33:35.000And I felt so like almost embarrassed by that.
01:33:37.000I mean, I knew that it was people were gonna give me, you know, they're gonna understand what like what we're going through.
01:33:43.000But then we we get back to Phoenix after we did the you know, the uh dignified transfer.
01:33:50.000JD Vance came, picked us up in Air Force Two out of Provo, flew us from Salt Lake City, fle flew us down to Phoenix, and we did the show the next day, and we were all just like a mess, the whole show.
01:34:00.000But it, you know, people loved that show because they were grieving and they wanted to grieve with us.
01:34:06.000But like the other thing I would just say is so so I go from feeling like I'm showing too much emotion on air to feeling like you know, I haven't heard too much of that to be fair.
01:34:15.000I I maybe I'm just insulated, maybe maybe my maybe my algorithms dip different, but but yeah, just kind of you know, people saying that stuff.
01:34:23.000I I saw some people commenting that uh about Erica when she came on.
01:34:26.000It's like, what do you expect her to do?
01:34:27.000Just like just performative cry for you whenever you think that she should.
01:34:33.000Like, how dare you tell a grieving widow how she's supposed to grieve?
01:34:36.000And by the way, how dare you tell me how I'm supposed to grieve when one of my best friends in the whole world, my business partner, my like my partner in crime for eight years gets brutally assassinated in front of the whole world.
01:34:57.000And that means that I gotta I gotta like put my you know pant legs on every morning, one leg at a time, put my shoes on, look myself in the mirror, and get ready for game time.
01:35:07.000That's what Charlie would want me to do.
01:35:09.000You know, I I the reason I bring this up is because we show up here to your guest HQ, everybody's working, and uh everybody is just doing their jobs.
01:35:18.000It's not like everybody's on the ground crying or nobody showed up.
01:35:21.000Yeah, there is there I I thought about what I would do if something happened to my family, and I'm like, Well, I've got there there are people who work for my company and there are people who watch my show that rely on the work that I do.
01:35:34.000That's a good another very important point.
01:35:36.000You can't just stop you can't I have we have a we have so many employees, you know.
01:35:40.000Like one of them's right here, and he's a great guy, and I instantly I was thinking about them.
01:35:45.000You know, Charlie is irreplaceable, but we have a show that employs all these people, we've got editors and social media people, and yeah, you you're like, okay, we gotta make a plan here.
01:35:56.000And I will say the work there is you can escape too much into the work where you you're not processing, and I I kind of felt that like you know, this weekend candidly, you know, little bit of downtime and it just hits you again.
01:36:08.000And I think I'm I'm you know, finally kind of going through some of the like the anger phase, if I'm being honest.
01:36:14.000Um I was so it we you know, we had to pull off this memorial.
01:36:19.000You know, we had six days to plan this thing, it had more, you know, it had more media uh interest than the Super Bowl.
01:36:26.000And why I know that is because the team at State Farm uh Stadium has hosted, I think a few Super Bowls.
01:36:34.000So like they have a world class team, award-winning team, they were amazing to work with, and and they couldn't believe what our team pulled off as quickly as they did, and they were great partners in it, by the way.
01:36:44.000And um, yeah, I just it it it having the work is actually helpful because like we know and we have this tour that we have to do, and then there's all these other things that are emerging uh and and supporting Erica, supporting the team, and and so it's like I don't take too much offense to that stuff because they've never walked in my shoes.
01:37:01.000I just think it's I just think it's really gross.
01:37:03.000Yeah, when I lost someone close to me uh when I was very young, all I wanted to do is work.
01:37:07.000I wanted to get my mind off of it, I wanted to focus and and I use that strength to build up uh you know the media organization that I have now.
01:37:14.000Uh but I just kind of you know wanted to kind of ask you kind of realizing and moving forward.
01:37:21.000I I know some of the theories are just ridiculous and crazy and insane, but I do think there are some kind of you know questions that are worth asking.
01:37:29.000I was wondering how do you feel about the Fed's kind of investigation here?
01:37:32.000And do you have faith in them doing the Fed's investigation here?
01:37:36.000And do you have faith in them doing the right job here, or do you have some questions to yourself?
01:37:41.000Well, listen, I mean, a couple of things.
01:37:45.000So Erica's getting updates that I'm not aware of.
01:37:48.000I'm assured that the communication has been robust, and that there is a high degree of confidence that this is what happened.
01:37:59.000Now, I'm also aware that when I weigh in on this issue, that that could have implications negatively for the prosecution of the person that I'm told is the guilty party here, right?
01:38:42.000Whether his security guards were somehow involved or not the questions I have, by the way, because those are my brothers too.
01:38:47.000And I've been through the ringer with them.
01:38:49.000And we have they have defended my life.
01:38:51.000They have defended Charlie's life multiple times.
01:38:53.000I've seen people rushing him and they block him off.
01:38:56.000And the other thing is like just knowing the way that campus security works, actually, is that the private security has proximity around they have jurisdiction around the immediate proximity of Charlie, right?
01:39:08.000So when you go onto a campus PD, just imagine you had Rashida Talib pro Palestine Palestine uh group meeting, right?
01:39:16.000Are you gonna let them have control of the whole campus?
01:39:19.000There might be some instances where this actually this arrangement makes a lot of sense, right?
01:39:23.000So you've got you've got campus PD that has jurisdiction of the wider perimeter, and you've got Charlie's security that is in charge of his immediate vicinity.
01:39:33.000So somebody attacks him, somebody runs up to him.
01:39:36.000So you have to understand the way that the jurisdictions work on these campuses, first of all.
01:39:40.000And and by the way, it's just when you know these guys, you know, I just feel so bad for them because they have been attacked, doxxed, and all these things, and they're just such great guys.
01:39:59.000Uh the one of the first things I saw is the security guards doing hand signs or whatever.
01:40:03.000And the reason this one got to me right away is because I have a security team too, and yeah, you do you do hand signs like it's loud, it's noisy, and they'll they'll be like, you know, they'll do a hand sign.
01:40:12.000I'm like, why are you guys attacking the people there trying to protect him at that time?
01:40:16.000Yeah, there's a lot of ridiculous uh theories out there, and I think the ridiculous theories are there to specifically make everyone kind of.
01:41:53.000Yeah, I've had a I have I had now and now I'm connected with him over text or whatever, and and he just reached out to say, hey, I really looked up to Charlie, and you know, you guys are like you know, doing a great job or whatever.
01:42:29.000I don't know, eighteen, what he's young, he's really young.
01:42:32.000And he took it upon himself, like maybe I don't know, some donor maybe was like, hey, you should do this, and he, you know, wants to do wants to speak on colleges.
01:42:42.000Like, on the one hand, I'm not gonna begrudge him the initiative that he's shown to do this, like, good for him.
01:42:49.000But I mean, I do think it's important to keep lines clear because apparently it caused a bunch of confusion.
01:42:54.000Like, no, he's not this is not turning points thing, nor you know, was it some plan?
01:43:12.000You have a an official campus recognized school recognized organization, they can then get a room, they can reserve it.
01:43:19.000Uh, there's a security element that's involved with that.
01:43:22.000So you need a group, and at some of these campuses, he you know, contacted the like local turning point chapter, and they reserved to they they uh got him a a room.
01:44:04.000I think if I think if he gets like um the private plane, that wasn't a good look.
01:44:08.000It's not a good and it's funny because I I I quote he said he said something like, 'Hey, I get need to introduce myself to you guys, and I just felt so bad because it's I think that private plane selfie did what like 40 million impressions.
01:44:21.000Like I mean, I I felt bad for him, you know, because like on the one hand, I some people were saying he insinuated that he was doing this with turning point or something.
01:44:30.000Like I think what he was trying to do was just sort of say trying to give turning point some credit because these local chapters and some some instances, not all, like helped him get the space or whatever.
01:44:40.000So I I like to think that's what it was, but like listen, we're not involved with him, but I wish him well, and there's like certainly no animosity from my my perspective.
01:44:49.000But yeah, it's important to keep the lines clean, so there you go.
01:44:52.000All right, we got the Jesse Hughes says, mega Chad Patriot Tate Brown.
01:45:51.000They'd go to a random house that they knew was uh anti or like opposing faction, pull drag them out of their houses, kill them on the spot on their knees.
01:45:58.000Because they were just told, like, I hate you.
01:46:00.000We that that that's how deep the the and and I know the left is gonna be like, yeah, but slavery is wrong.
01:46:06.000I'm talking about the pro-slavery people dragging the anti-slavery people out of their houses.
01:46:10.000These are people who are literally just had a political opinion and farmed.
01:46:32.000The Democratic Party is the oldest political party in the world.
01:46:36.000I think it's probably close to its uh political deathbed.
01:46:39.000Yeah, it's always just in America the parties replace each other, like just the way that our government's structured, it's pretty much impossible for third parties to exist.
01:46:46.000So it's more likely, yeah, the Democrat Party balkanizes and then they just get absorbed by like socialist party or something.
01:46:51.000I mean, the the Democrat Party, for all intents and purposes, is the DSA now, right?
01:47:10.000Okay, so you get the you get the you know virtue signal of voting for this ideologically pure candidate that represents you much more closely, maybe.
01:48:11.000Uh I met up with uh Seamus Coglin was uh was he he he goes to Latin Mass and I was meeting up with him after he was getting out.
01:48:18.000I think we're gonna get food or whatever.
01:48:19.000And I saw the people come out of that church in their Sundays Best, and I saw the children running around and playing in their Sundays best, and I said That's Poland.
01:48:28.000I said, tell me what about this is bad in any way and why what we have in the inner cities in like Chicago and New York or LA is better than this.
01:48:36.000It's such a good it's such a good framing of that.
01:48:39.000It's like, oh, Christian nationalism, whatever that boogeyman that they're that they're yelling.
01:48:43.000It's like how can you just not like objectively look at that and be you know, this is better than that.
01:48:50.000This what maybe I don't agree, but at least I could see the the upside.
01:50:20.000You can also go to Nebraska, go to Rome.
01:50:22.000I mean, but there is there is like a looming problem.
01:50:25.000And actually, Libby Emmons from the Postmillennial had a had a really good uh article in the New York Post where she was she's basically looking, and you could see glimpses of this when Erica spoke.
01:50:38.000Uh I don't I I talked about on the show today, but the topic she brought up in her speech deserve a little bit of reflection.
01:50:51.000She had an admonition and an encouragement for both.
01:50:54.000She said, You guys are not each other's rivals, right?
01:50:58.000And she looked to women and she says she said, Virtue is your power, is your calling.
01:51:04.000This is like you're calling the women to be more virtuous.
01:51:07.000These are important things for women to hear.
01:51:08.000And Libby Libby saying, Hey, I hope that if Charlie was part of bringing young men back to a place of traditional values and sanity and loving marriage and all this stuff, maybe Erica Kirk can sort of round out and finish the job.
01:51:30.000No, she she she crashed this amazing article.
01:51:32.000And I would say, so to this guy's point, it's he's not all wrong.
01:51:36.000There are that I it was not always this way, but I'm confident right now there is more men in the dating pool that want the good things, the virtuous things, than there are women.
01:51:45.000But women should be traditionally, historically, more geared that way.
01:51:49.000So you gotta have faith that like it's this thing is gonna come full circle.
01:51:53.000But yeah, if you're one of these good men, fish where the fish are.
01:51:56.000So uh I am convinced I know who the most prominent celebrity is among women, and it's my baby.
01:52:04.000Because anywhere I go, any woman walking by treats my baby like a celebrity.
01:52:10.000Yeah, it is it is it is amazing, and it is so uh what's the right word?
01:52:14.000Just because you didn't have a dog with you.
01:53:11.000My my my theory is that as Gen Z men move to the right, Gen Z women will follow, and it's for some cold hard science reasons that are probably offensive to feminists.
01:53:25.000You know, the the the saying is that as a guy gets older, the the soldiers down there start dying off, but a couple million, you only need to you'll need one.
01:53:34.000And the issue for women is that they do have a time limit.
01:53:37.00035 years old is called geriatric pregnancy medically, that's a medical term.
01:53:41.000So what's going to happen is my prediction, you're a lot of these women hold these political views because they're socially told to.
01:53:50.000Some are strong-willed, obviously they exist.
01:53:52.000But there's gonna be some women they go on a date with a guy, and they're gonna sit down and he's gonna say, Oh, I'm a I'm a huge conservative and I do this, and she's gonna say, Well, you know, I'm Black Lives Matter and I'm woke, and he's gonna say, Okay.
01:54:03.000He's like, Well, it's really nice meeting you, but I think it's probably better that I leave, and she's gonna go, Well, I don't know, why, why?
01:54:07.000And he's gonna say, Listen, I got all the time in the world, I don't think it's appropriate, and I think we wouldn't work together.
01:54:13.000Women, again, feminists are gonna mad I'm saying this, but women are gonna feel a pressure men do not feel.
01:54:17.000Men will say, I'm gonna take my time and find something that's right for me.
01:54:21.000As these younger women age, they're gonna say, I can't afford that.
01:54:24.000No, I I well, I I would tell you one piece of data shows that the women are coming up, and I have not seen enough people talk about this.
01:54:33.000It was the Yale Youth Survey survey or Yale Youth Poll.
01:54:37.000It was the first poll I've seen were with women are R plus anything.
01:54:42.000So you saw you saw what it was interesting.
01:54:44.000You saw young men, the youngest voters, the youngest voting cohort, and that would be college voters, young men 18 to 21 were like R plus 19.
01:55:05.000But if you just narrow down on the youngest voters, the 18 to 21, it's R plus four.
01:55:10.000You know what I think that is, is uh liberals don't have kids.
01:55:13.000So uh I I bring this up quite a bit, but it I I tracked the data several years ago in the 2000s, conservatives are having two kids and liberals were having 1.5.
01:55:21.000So the consequences were obvious in 20 years, things would start skewing to the right.
01:55:28.000But here's a scary thing that that Ren Alpha is still only around 42 million, 40, 42 million, half the size of Gen Z, half the size of Millennials.
01:55:37.000So we're seeing a shift towards the right, because the right did have kids, conservatives and Christians had kids.
01:55:42.000But the population size is is very small.
01:56:01.000And uh I think you know, when people make comments about how you're supposed to feel or grieve in the wake of all the stuff, I came into this building with the crew, we're getting ready to go.
01:56:10.000They were working here, they never stopped working here.
01:56:12.000Each and every person here who knew and loved Charlie is working and doing their jobs.
01:56:16.000No one's no one's stopped, no one's giving up, no one's breaking down.
01:56:19.000But of course, everybody is is sad and scared, but the job must go on.
01:56:53.000Shout out to Alex Brusowitz, because he went and did a fox hit right out right after, and I was watching with my wife, and he was trying his best to hold together, but you could you could tell.
01:57:06.000I mean, he's fighting crying on live television.
01:57:09.000It's just to many people were it i I'll add this.
01:57:14.000So many people who didn't even know him were so insanely effective.
01:57:20.000I got people, prominent person, as I've mentioned, I don't want to call anybody out who are texting me about how hurt and how devastated they were by this, and they didn't even know the guy.
01:57:27.000So for all those people who stood up and and did the job, and to be a man who's on the verge of crying on national television, I I respect that.
01:57:37.000You are not going to stop doing your job despite the emotional toll it's taking on you.
01:57:41.000I've made the joke, men are only allowed to cry when their dog dies.
01:58:01.000I had to do a hit to sort of on the f it was the Friday night when when Erica gave her first address.
01:58:10.000And I I did it with Laura Ingram like out on the street on, you know.
01:58:15.000And uh that was I was on the verge of tears the whole time, you know.
01:58:19.000And I I'll I'd still kind of look back and go, like, why the hell did I do that?
01:58:23.000But it was because again, I had this mantra in my head like Charlie Charlie would want that, like he would demand like if he gave his life for this, the least I could do is be a part of channeling this energy that was just unleashed on the country and help push it to the good.
01:58:41.000That's like, I mean, you just have to be a part of the solution at that point.
01:58:45.000Like, cause Charlie gave the last full measure.
01:58:54.000It was it was it was hard when I first walked in the building.
01:58:57.000Because you know, this set is the set that we had initially used when we were here a couple years ago with Kyle Rittenhouse.
01:59:03.000And then I saw the screen, I saw the wall, it all came back to my mind, and then instantly in my brain, Charlie's not here, and it was like getting punched in the face.
02:00:04.000That's the important thing is the the Axios data shows that right now you've got was it 80, 90 percent of attacks are considered left wing.
02:00:15.000My question was like, where'd all the right wing attacks go?
02:00:17.000Trump gets in, dismantles USAID, and then the right wing attacks are all gone.
02:00:48.000You know, they want to have their cake and eat it too.
02:00:50.000They they they you know what I love about this.
02:00:51.000The Tylenol story, I think my conspiracy theory is that RFK Jr. and Trump staged the Tylenol thing because the Harvard study, Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Mount Sinai, said Tylenol is linked to autism in 2019.
02:01:05.000Tylenol posted on Twitter in 2017, pregnant shouldn't take it.
02:01:09.000I'm sitting there thinking, like, I bet RFK Jr. was like, let's just take an old study, claim it's new, and then watch him gargle Tylenol.
02:01:16.000And Trump was like, that'll be hilarious.
02:01:18.000Let's but it proves the point that we knew this for six years about Tylenol.
02:01:23.000Mainstream peer-viewed science, and now all the mainstream media is saying Trump's wrong about it.
02:01:54.000That was you know, he had a living through the Charlie Kirk show, and he was able to donate all of his salary back to Turning Point USA and Turning Point Action and then some.
02:02:03.000And so you know, part of his legacy is keeping the Charlie Kirk show going and we've we've got great plans for it.
02:02:09.000And yeah, you can see us there every day, 12 to 2.
02:02:46.000It's so weird when s when there's no one to say the left lane is for crime, but I guess we'll have to deal with that for the for the rest of the week.