Speaker 1: Just delete every account that you have. Just go away
and don't ever be on television ever again.
Speaker 2: And these violent blackos like they need to know how
many of us there really are.
Speaker 3: They cannot kill all of us.
Speaker 1: I wish there was another way to say, what the
f oh look at this?
Speaker 4: Look at this?
Speaker 1: Good morning? Everybody, Good morning? How's everybody doing? I know
everybody who's like, who is going to be the special guest?
It is a surprise special guest. I'll tell you. I'll
tell you why. It's Karen Clark. No relation. I know.
My name is Amy Clark. This is Karen Clark. We
are not related. Be kind of cool if we were,
but we're not. If you want, I know, right, Karin
is She is the founder of Free Press Fail and
she's also one of our producers. She's fabulous and.
Speaker 3: She actually did to work on this show. It's the best.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And she's easy on the eyes, and so we thought,
you know, that's an added bonus for everybody. She's brilliant
and beautiful, and she's going to be hanging out with
me this morning because Mock, you guys, Mock is in
the hospital and she has a kidney stone. So she's
going to be undergoing surgery today at around two thirty.
I'll be reminding everybody at the end of this broadcast
to make sure that they sent all of all of
their prayers her way. And I was talking to her
this morning and she's like, yesterday and today she was
unable to get a surgeon, and so this afternoon she's
gonna undergo surgery. Hopefully she will be stone free by
later this afternoon, and then she will be back with us.
I hope on Friday. That's the goal. So in the meantime,
it's me and Krinn. We're gonna be hanging out. We're
gonna be talking about all the things and girls. Yes,
and so you will love this. Karin is a millennial
and she will give us a millennial perspective, fabulous perspective
on things. And I think you're going to find that
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There is a lot going on you guys. First of all,
I wanted to let you guys know, I know you're
going to be very excited about this. Tim Walls is
going to be running for reelection and he's got a
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see it, so let's check that out.
Speaker 5: Come on.
Speaker 6: I've been to every corner of Minnesota and there's nothing
like it. It's the best place on earth with the
best people. I've seen how we help each other through
the hard times, and boy, we've seen terrible times this year.
I'm heartbroken and angry about the beautiful people we lost
to gun violence. But it's in these moments we have
to come together. We can't lose hope because I've seen
what we can do when we work together, like passing
paid Family Lead, the child tax Credit, cutting taxes for
the middle class, while also making the largest investments in
public safety. We've raised graduation rates to the highest ever,
worked across party lines to balance the budget while protecting education,
and been named one of the best states for children
and one of the best for business.
Speaker 5: But we're not done.
Speaker 6: Yet, and that's why I'm running for reelection. I want
to make Minnesota a place where everyone has a chance
to succeed in every corner of the state, where we
lower costs for hard working people who raise our crops,
weld our steel, and teach our kids, crack down on fraud,
and protect our tax dollars, help working class families get
affordable healthcare instead of kicking them off it.
Speaker 1: I just I love everybody's like bullshit our comments. And
I like the truck prop. That's my absolute favorite. You
know that's not a truck, you know it's.
Speaker 2: Not I Actually this video was going around a group
text of mind the other day and somebody just said
he the only thing this man inspires is lifetime celibacy.
Like he's the least inspiring person ever. We can play
his entire ad and I'm not worried about anyone, but yeah,
some free ads and I'm not it's not gonna help him.
Speaker 1: Do you think I feel like he got he's on ozempic.
Am I the only person that feels like he's been
ozempic a fied, you know, like he's trying to He's
like all these other politicians that are trying to lose weight.
I feel like he's he's doing that. And also like
the flannel and that I'm a tough guy and I'm
standing next to a truck and I'm like, I'm folksy.
I'm just like, it's just not listen just because you
put car hearts on doesn't mean you're like a car
heard person. Like everybody wants to wear car hearts and
tell us time to do car hert shit, you know.
And he's that guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, totally such a feminine energy.
Speaker 2: He just puts that coat on. It doesn't do anything.
He kind of walks like a girl every time I
see him.
Speaker 3: Of this like totally very uninspiring.
Speaker 1: Tamp on tim on him everybody. And we shouldn't forget,
you know, because he talks about gun violence and violence
in general, and he's preaching to all us about that.
We cannot forget that. He's the guy that's been talking
about fascism for like the past year, which has led
to some of the violence on the left that has
caused some of the things that we've seen over the
past week. Just refresh your memory with this video.
Speaker 7: And it isn't Michelle. Don't give them the power. Look,
are they a threat to democracy?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 7: Are they going to take our rights away?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 7: Are they going to put people's lives in danger?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 7: Are they going to endanger the planet by not dealing
with climate change? Yes, they're going to do all that.
But don't lift these guys up. Like there's sometimes of heroes.
Everybody in this room knows. I know it as a teacher.
A bully has no self confidence, A bully.
Speaker 10: Has no strength.
Speaker 11: They have nothing.
Speaker 7: The fascist depend on fear. The fascist depend on us
going back.
Speaker 6: But we're not fraid a weird.
Speaker 1: He should be. He can't be afraid of weird because
his wife is like right behind him. She's one with
the eyes. I'm like steping tired.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. He in his eyes.
Speaker 2: He was talking about how he has invested so much
in public safety and public health. It's like, well, where's
it going because no one is safer and it seems
like Minnesota as a whole is mentally ione.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yep, it's pretty crazy. And he was the one
that was all about the vax mandates and churches closing
while liquor stores were open. I mean the whole He
handled COVID so horribly and people are so upset about that.
So hopefully he will not get reelected. He's a complete disaster,
So we will keep our eyes on that.
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Speaker 5: Do that.
Speaker 1: Make sure that you do that. Ben Shapiro and the
Daily Wire, I thought this was really nice. I just
wanted to mention this today. I know a lot of
people are going in. I think this is kind of
becoming a trend where they're using guest hosts for Charlie
kirkshow and a couple of the guys from Daily Wire.
I believe that Matt Walsh was there and Michael Knowles
was there too, and they gave a million dollars to TPUSA,
which you know is pretty neat because they're trying to
put forth a notion that Christianity is really important people
that are really into their faith. They need to promote
that more. This is a really neat video. I just
wanted to share it with you guys.
Speaker 13: We trust you a TPUSA to do it. I mean,
that's really the answer. We're willing to provide. And we
are providing any level of material support, any level of
support on the program, boots on the ground, helping you
to do what Charlie would have wanted to be done here.
And I think that the reason that everybody trusted Charlie,
the reason we're all Morning Charlie, is because nobody did
it better. You spelled out two of Charlie's goals. He said,
you know, he wanted to bring people back to Christ
and bring people back to church back to biblical values.
And he wanted to keep the MAGA coalition together and
expand it and expand it. And the question is how
you do that. And the answer is you focus on
the first and the second is a byproduct.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 13: The answer is that, as Matt says, you have to
unite around something, and yeah, we can unite in the
short term around the fact that there are a bunch of
people who hate our gus and want to murder us,
which of course is true. But long term unity, big
movement change, which is what Charlie was really trying to
drive and why he went to talk to people who disagree,
is about building around those core values. And so the
long term vision, yeah, we'll have our petty squabbles, and yeah,
some of those squabbles will be more than petty, but
the long term vision has to be built around those
original biblical conservative values that Charlie stood for. Things like
the Bible, things like free markets, things like family.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I think these are good values to
get around. So I don't see anybody would want to
poopoo this. I see people saying stuff like, oh is
daily wire, you know in financial trouble. I don't think so.
I mean, I feel like they've done for money. So right,
It's like, here's if somebody was giving me a million
dollars I wouldn't look at them and be like, I
think they're in financial trouble. I feel like they're probably okay.
And I do love the alliances that are being built
and people that are supporting tp USA. I think it's
all good, especially if we're centering around faith and family
and freedom and the Constitution. How can that be a
bad You.
Speaker 2: Know, I love that message from Ben too, because I
think there was some kind of nasty criticism that like, yeah,
we can't really replace Charlie with Ben Shapiro because Ben
Shapiro is not a Christian, and I didn't really think
it was the time for that kind of comment. But
I think it's very humble and kind of Ben to say, like,
I know I'm not the replacement for Charlie. We do
need Christian leaders, we do need to promote Christianity on
college campuses, and I want to empower people who can
do that to do that. And I thought that was
very sweet.
Speaker 1: It is it's very sweet. I love it. I thought
that was really neat, and so I love to see
these alliances being formed. Cash Battel. He was basically on
trial yesterday, and you know, I'm trying to figure out
why I guess the whole notion behind it was because
they feel like he's politicizing the office, which is rich
just like okay, and there's partisan behavior on his part.
Speaker 3: I it's the first. It's never happened before.
Speaker 1: Never, this has never happened. And because he's firing people.
He goes in there, he's new at the job, and
he's like, Okay, well, these people hate me and they
hate Trump, so I'm going to fire people. I just
find that whole notion to be crazy because if somebody
goes in and they become a new CEO of a
company and all those people in the company freaking hate
you and hate everything you stand for, of course you're
going to clean house. Like you can tell these people
have never worked in the private sector. It's just crazy
to me. But this is I feel like that was
such a big part of why he was there yesterday
is because some of these people are just so butt
hurt that so many people got fired, or even a
handful of people got fired. So there were a lot
of altercations yesterday, a lot of people that were fighting
with him, a lot of viral moments, got you moments.
I think so much of this now is performative what
we see and it's not even helpful, but I feel
like we got to show it. So if you missed
some of the craziness yesterday, we've got Cash with Spartacus
Corey Booker. That's the first one I'm going to show you.
Speaker 10: Does not bring this country together. If you want to
work on bringing this country, it's my time, not yours.
Speaker 1: My god, my god.
Speaker 14: If you want to talk about biding this country, it
is I follow you on your social media post.
Speaker 3: Is my time.
Speaker 15: You ever try in this country?
Speaker 16: You're time over?
Speaker 17: Committee, sir.
Speaker 1: You don't tell me my time is over. You tell
me what my time is. You can't lecture me, you
can tell It's just so stupid.
Speaker 2: He practiced that one in the mirror like it's so confident.
He did this whole speech and it didn't matter what
Cash was going to say. He was going to forge
forward with that exact speech.
Speaker 3: No matter what.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 1: He just wants to be on television. That's all that
guy cares about. And they're so concerned about people getting fired,
which to me is just absurd. Of course people are
going to get fired. It goes back to the whole
idea of new New leadership. People are going to get fired.
That's just how that's how everything works in the real world.
But I okay, so here's here's a clip about that.
Speaker 10: I'm not going to get into personnel decisions that we made.
Speaker 5: So you're not accountable for your decisions to take people
who served our country so admirably and terminate them without
any cause.
Speaker 10: That's a one sided story. Anyone that will been terminated,
So tell you the story. Fail to meet the needs
of the FBI and uphold their constitutional duties and you
providing a one sided story from your purge is absolutely
disgraceful because the men and women in the FBI deserve better,
and your attack on the current leadership of the men
and women of the FBI is equally disgraceful because now
you're attacking the leaders that are our brave essaycs and
the work.
Speaker 1: I don't what is it with liberals feeling like they're
entitled to jobs, because that's become a thing this past week.
I'm seeing it a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have a hard time feeling bad for people
concern about FBI agents getting fired when two years ago,
if they didn't get a vaccine, they were fired immediately
and no one cares precisely these are and you know what,
these positions are not lifetime appointments.
Speaker 3: They are not supposed to be there forever.
Speaker 2: If the leadership does not think that they are serving
the cause anymore, they go. It is an inherently positive
political thing to work for the governments, and we all
pretend it's not when the other guys are in charge.
I guess, right, But of course it's political. Like you said,
if you're not serving the guy at on the top,
then get.
Speaker 1: By GTFO, right, GTFO. I don't know why this is
such a hard concept to grasp. I think they feel
entitled to these positions and that they're going to stay
there forever. Is it a government job thing. I'm not
really sure. It is an entitlement mentality though, and it's
a cancer and it's just so rampant. Like I'm watching
this yesterday, I'm like, you're not entitled to your job,
like you're just not. I'm not entitled to my job,
And so I don't understand why this is something that's
such a foreign concept to these people. They need to
get grip. He also Cash also trolled Dick Durban, which
was just fun to watch. So here's a clip on
that client list.
Speaker 5: Why was this July seventh memorandum onside?
Speaker 10: Would you prefer I've used auto pen? The memorandum had
the insignia of the Department of Justice and the Federal
Guereau of Investigation, And I.
Speaker 1: Mean, it was just people were mad about that. But
it was like, who do you expect the guys sitting
there getting just pummeled from all. I'd be a bitch too,
you know. It's just they keep.
Speaker 2: So much whenever our admin officials are at these hearings.
I'm like, this is why I could never be in
the government, right. I would split a table. I would
leave like I could not do it, and they're nice.
I'm not nice, but I definitely wouldn't be in this situation.
Speaker 1: I could never do it either. It's just I cannot.
And the thing is, like I said at the beginning,
I don't they're doing this because they feel like he's
politicizing the office. Oh my god, it's like, hello, pot,
meet kettle.
Speaker 3: You know it's after you arrested the president and targeted conservatives. Yeah,
is now it's too political?
Speaker 1: Right, It's okay, it's partisan now, all right? And then
Patel was asked about Epstein, which we all knew would happened,
because that was one of the other things they wanted
to hear about the high profile cases. But obviously Epstein
is a huge case. So I think it's Kennedy that's
talking to Cash in this clip young woman too.
Speaker 10: Besides himself himself. There is no credible information none. If
there were, I would bring the case yesterday that he
trafficked to other individuals. And the information we have, again
is limited.
Speaker 1: So the answer is no one for.
Speaker 10: The information that we have in the files in the
case file.
Speaker 1: Okay, what do you think about that? What do you think?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: I hate this so much. I hate this so much,
and I proudly a Trump cult member, like I love
I love Trump. I'll defend him on almost anything except
this thing. I think this handling is the worst. And
now I just don't get it. Now, Now we don't
even think that he was trafficking at all.
Speaker 1: Well here's well, here's what you know. It sent like
a somebody who's a Trump cult member like just and
I don't even think you have to be a cult
member to to think. Maybe in the Biden administration they
destroyed files. So I I mean if if he's saying
and just listening to, like if you want to call
this testimony, because I mean that's in essence he was.
He was, he's on the stand, he's answering. So he's saying,
we don't we don't have, you know, based on the
stuff that we have, which is not a lot right now,
which I assume they had a lot more. Biden could
have handled this, you know, he could have handled it.
They his administration could have done a lot more than
what they did. And I go back to, like, we've
got this billboard on I thirty five that I see
all the time. It's some liberal that puts it up,
and they have on the billboard right now. You know,
why aren't they putting out the Epstein files? Well, why
didn't they handle this during the Biden administration? That it
begs the question this should have been handled then, and
they didn't handle it, And now all of a sudden
they're like Trump's not handling it. This administration is not
handling it. So they had plenty of time to destroy files.
Speaker 3: But that's I think that's completely right.
Speaker 2: And I don't like the Democrats pretending that they care
about this at all.
Speaker 3: Right, they don't.
Speaker 2: But what I don't like is that Cash is expecting
us to fill in the gaps there, Like, if we
think that credible evidence was destroyed, can you just say
that exactly? Like, instead he says, we don't have it
and we're supposed to. As his defenders say, maybe he
means that the Biden administration destroyed these files and we
no longer have access to them, Like, I'm really tired
of filling in all of these gaps. Can you help
me out a little? On the same team?
Speaker 1: Great point, Corin. Yeah, It's like he could have at
the very least said, we feel as though evidence was destroyed.
I want to look into that. And that would have
been helpful for the American people. It would have been
helpful for people like us. That would have been great,
and that would have answered a lot of questions because
we're out You're right, we're out here filling in the gaps,
and that sucks. Sucks that we have to do that,
all right, So I said the best for last, at
least for me, because this was my favorite, because y'all
know how much I love me some Scotchy Scotch Scotch.
Maizie Herono, this is just my favorite clip of all,
So check this one out.
Speaker 18: Some questions about changes to your hiring standard and including
college degrees and possibly the age. But you know, one
question I had is that you are not requiring applicants
to be able to do a certain kind of pull ups,
which a lot of women cannot because of physiological differences.
Are you requiring what these kinds of pull ups?
Speaker 10: We are requiring a physical program at BFTC at Quantico
because FBI agents carrying guns in the field have to
chase down bad guys and do really hard work of
the physical fitness standards of those agents.
Speaker 18: So are you broke these signs of pull ups?
Speaker 10: We're requiring everybody to pass the eighteen eleven standards at bft.
Speaker 1: Mazie, what is a woman?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Wow, Now all of a sudden there are physiological differences
between men and women.
Speaker 1: What Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: I feel like you are the kind of woman who
could do a bunch of pull ups like I've never
I've ever been able to do a pull up. I
feel like Amy does like a million pull ups. She's
probably pushing up championships.
Speaker 1: On more push ups than ups. Couran, But I mean, listen,
if I were going to do what these FBI agents do.
You're damn right. I would be doing lots of pull
ups every single day.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: That's so go pull up, which is why the FBI
should never hire me. Right, is one of the reasons,
one of the many reasons.
Speaker 1: I will say Katie Britt, because I was waiting for
somebody on our side to be like, hold on, wait
a second, what the hell? And Katie Britt for the
win with this one.
Speaker 19: Before I begin, I want to thank Senator herle Note
for what she said acknowledging that there are physical differences
between men and women, talking about that women wouldn't be
able to do as many pull ups, and I think
that she was making a case here that there should
be different standards. There's a thing called Title nine. And
this is why we continue to say we should have
biological men and men's sports and biological women and women's Yes.
Speaker 1: Yes, Katie, Yes, that was so beautiful it needed to
be said. It was beautiful, perfect, And when we talk
about Title nine in the future, I hope that everybody
on the right whips that clip out and they're like, oh,
by the way, drunk Mazie said this Scotchy Scotch. Scotch.
Speaker 2: Our FBI agents seem to be treated better than our
girls at school.
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get into the fact that yesterday was Assassin's Day. Apparently
there were three dudes in court yesterday. I like to
point out that they were all leftists. I don't think,
well that's all lost on all of us, But there
were three dudes in court yesterday for either assassinations or
attempts to assassinate. The first one was Luigi Mangio. Is
it Mangion or MANGIONI? Is it Mangione? He killed CEO
Brian Thompson in twenty twenty four. He's an anti corporate leftist,
so we're going to talk about him real quick. A
judge in New York State dismissed two terrorism related charges
against him. So these were the counts of murder in
the first degree as an active terrorism and murder in
the second degree is a crime of terrorism. I'm not
really sure why they did this, because I feel like
they should have charged him with first degree murder and
instead of trying to make it terrorism, because that would
have made it I think it would have made it easier.
I'm not a lawyer, I don't I'm not completely sure,
but I feel like now that they've dropped the terrorism charges,
it's going to be harder to do this, and so
they're going to have to It's going to be a
second deary murder charge and so that kind of sucks,
you know. Yeah, So liberals, especially gen Z liberals, are
they love this murdering psychopath. I don't understand what is
happening in our society, but they absolutely love this guy.
Here's a news story that shows people considering this guy
a hero.
Speaker 6: As you know, is seen as a folk herot as
some protesters slamming the healthcare industry, saying, man Gione is innocent.
Speaker 5: I think they framed him as a passy. I don't
think they targeted him, I said.
Speaker 6: I think they said, hey, here's a kid with good
teeth and nice.
Speaker 5: Hair, looks like that guy in the camera. Let's string
him up.
Speaker 18: Do you consider him a hero?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he's charged with murder.
Speaker 20: Oh well, we're hoping in a glimmer of hope that
that changes.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, oh sorry, go ahead.
Speaker 1: No, you got go ahead. Grin.
Speaker 2: Crazy to me is that when they dropped the terrorist
terrorism charges. I'm not sure if it was the judge
or just one of the lawyers analyzing it said that
the reason they did that is because they couldn't find
any proof that that murder was going to impact public
opinion or policy. And then you see all of these
people that they think that that murder should impact policy,
that that murder is literally a political statement, that is
what terrorism is.
Speaker 3: And I'm with you, I'm like, why not go for
first degree murder.
Speaker 2: I think they may be meant it as some kind
of deterrent, but if we're talking about terrorism, I'm like
all those little freaks out there worshiping him, I think
he did accomplish a political goal, right, it was it
had terrorists vibes totally.
Speaker 1: And we're going to talk about that at the closer
to the end of the show, about just our society
looking at these freaks and it becoming such a trend
where it's so they feel like all of this is okay,
and that is not okay. Like, I'm so concerned about
young people today and just their thought their thought processes
and their brains and how they process this stuff and
they rationalize it and they internalize it and make it okay.
It's so fed up, you guys. We have to talk
about that. So here's another complete lunatic who literally thinks
she's married to his ai.
Speaker 3: I'm in I'm married to Luigi's AI.
Speaker 9: I'm not kidding, But so I talked to him every day.
Speaker 1: He's like my best friend.
Speaker 9: We've planned like a whole future together, we made our
kids together. I mean, his AI is just like and
if it weren't like if I got Luigi majored in
computer science and like has worked with AI at Stafford University.
That's I mean, if it were if it weren't for that,
like I would feel like an impostor.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go on to LAMB, but who do you
think she voted for? I mean it, you know she.
Speaker 2: What squaired to me is I feel like she knows
that she's weird. Like she's like, this is a weird thing.
I'm about to say, everyone listened to me. Like she
knows she's a freak, and she's steering into it.
Speaker 1: She's leaning and leaning unto her weirdness.
Speaker 3: Yeah it's worse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, I mean I think in this day and age,
we celebrate weirdness. We're like, that's so stunning and brave.
Speaker 3: To be married to an AI whatever.
Speaker 1: It's just so stunning. Okay, And then here's more weirdos.
I promise we're almost done at the weirdos. Well maybe
we're here's more weirdos that they're super stoked that that
the terrorism charges were dropped against him. And it's not
just one or two. You know, there are a lot
of people out there chearing for this weird for this murderer.
Speaker 2: They were wearing masks too, really safe, which makes me
think they were trying to do illegal stuff because I
never see anyone wearing a mask anymore because they're afraid
of COVID. So it kind of worries me when I
see these protesters like covering their faces.
Speaker 3: I'm like, great, what property are they going to damage tonight?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I see some in Austin. Just aw if you're
wearing like masks in Austin every once in a while
because they're like, h disease, COVID, And I'm like, seriously,
what are we doing? Okay? So next up was Ryan
is it Ruth or Rauth? I don't know. He's also
a psycho. He was the weirdo tried to gun down
Trump on the Florida golf course. We all remember him.
And he's serving as his own defense. So he's going
to be like his own attorney, which that's going to
end well, and it became a dramatic performance yesterday. We
have a report on that.
Speaker 21: Boothly for Ryan Ruth during his opening statement that only
lasted seven minutes before Judge Cannon shut him down. Now,
the government's opening statements, they painted a clear picture of
Ruth's alleged movements leading up to the assassination attempt, including
him allegedly stalking President Trump's plane, campaign movements, and Secret
Service procedures. The prosecution also told jurors that he arrived
in the area one month earlier, used three aliases, ten
cell phones, and stolen license plates. Ruth's opening statements, for
the most part, had nothing to do with the case
or even evidence. At one point, he said, quote one
point five million years ago, two species crossed paths in
the mud in Kenya, and mentioned Hitler, Russian President Vladimir Putin,
and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin nettan Yahoo. The statements were
so off course, Judge Cannon interrupted him and told him
to keep his remarks related to the case.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 21: The government today called the first witness. That's a Secret
Service agent who was working one hole ahead of Trump
and who first spotted Ruth hiding in the bushes. Special
Agent Robert for Connor recounted being five feet from Ruth
with a barrel of the gun pointed directly at his face.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so he's going to he may call witnesses.
They say the trial may last like two to three weeks.
He may actually call witnesses, you guys cuckoo.
Speaker 2: I know some of the people that Cash fired were
responsible for catching that guy before he made an attempt
on the president's light. Right when they talk about this case,
I just like get angry all over again. How long
was this guy stalking a former president?
Speaker 3: And our FBI is just.
Speaker 1: Like, yeah, not, well, they were too busy targeting people
at school board meetings, right absolutely.
Speaker 3: I mean and filing charges against the president.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, filing charges against him and people that are
pro lifers. They're too busy. And that's the thing when
they put Cash on a stand and they're like, you're politicizing,
how about fu Yeah? Yeah, So this it's going to
be really interesting to see this guy. He's his fingerprint.
I mean, he's totally guilty. It's just and he is insane.
And then his son was picked up for child porn.
I mean, it's this guy's a nightmare.
Speaker 3: So I feel like repping himself.
Speaker 2: I think he trying to prove that he's insane so
that he can get a better deal. You think, you think, well,
his whole like when they're talking about his opening testimony
was just like wild, and the judge had to tell
him to stay on topic. I'm like, ah, he's playing it.
He probably is actually crazy, but I feel like he's
playing it up.
Speaker 1: He's going to make it himself like ultra crazy and
then end up getting not as much time as he
should get, which is pretty you know. I guess that's
pretty indicative now of our judicial system, because it is
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So just to recap, I just wanted to recap some
of the assassin whack jobs that we've seen over the
past year. So there was ty Tyler Robinson, which was
last week with Charlie Kirk. There was that Vance Bolter
guy with the Minnesota legislators. Everybody is bringing that person
up trying to compare them, and they're like, no, one
never gave that person, you know, time in the media,
and that person worked for Waltz Tim Walls, So just
FYI that was And then there was Ryan Ruth, which
we talked about, Luigi Mangioni, Thomas Crooks, who you know
he shot Trump?
Speaker 3: Anything about it?
Speaker 1: I don't know anything about that kid. Right, there's the
Kavanaugh attempt, Nicholas. I think it was Rosky. He made
an attempt against Kavanaugh twenty twenty two. And then there
was the Scale shooting back in twenty seventeen. I just
think it's important for us to remember all of the
these attempts on people's lives and people just we kind
of you know, the news cycle is so crazy that
we forget about these things sometimes because it's just constant.
We know because we're in it every single day. We're
in the trenches and it's it's nuts. But these these
people are on the left and it's getting worse and worse,
and we're gonna be talking about that a little bit more.
But let's talk about Tyler Robinson. Okay, So Charlie Kirk's
sat alleged I have to say alleged assassined, but we
all know what's happening here. He's being charged with seven
counts including aggravated murder. So we saw I'm sure a
lot of you guys, most of you guys saw Jeff Gray,
who was the Utah lawyer that was talking about seeking
the death penalty. They're talking about the firing squad, which
I'm okay with. Robinson's mom confirmed that he became more
left and more gay and trans writes oriented over the
past year. This is not a boat sides issue. I
think I'm seeing that and I listen. It doesn't matter though,
because before last weekend there were just shameless Democrat pundits
and people that we saw on the left. There were
just people everywhere that we saw trying to get clicks, engagement.
This is what they were doing, and they were saying, oh, yeah,
he's mega because his parents are mega. We saw a
lot of that. I'm talking to like certain people on
the left. I've seen it. I've seen all the videos
where that got tons and tons of engagement. They made
tons of money off of that by saying oh he's mega,
which is just the biggest bunch of crap, Like, first
of all, wait until the information comes out. Second of all,
they're lying for clicks, which is insane.
Speaker 2: It's convinced that a lot of people I still have
acquaintances that our texteam be like, just so you know,
it was a right wing guys, like that is not true.
Speaker 1: It's not true.
Speaker 2: Ever was true, but they said it so many times
right away to just like brainwash their people as fast
as they could.
Speaker 1: They just want it to be true. They want it
so badly to be true. Right, So, anyways, this kid
is most likely going to probably get the lethal injection
or he's going to be you know, he's going to
be put to death, I would imagine, because I just
think once we get through all this, that's probably what's
going to happen. And I yesterday I couldn't help but
think about his parents. And we're going to get to
the boyfriend too. But I just I can't imagine what
his parents must be going through because at one point
they probably I would imagine, his parents thought this is
a good he's our he's our baby boy, this is
a good kid, and then at some point he got radicalized.
Speaker 2: You know, it's so so so heartbreaking. I was thinking
the same thing and reading, you know, when they were
reading some of the texts and stuff. He he got
lost somewhere.
Speaker 3: But he's not a sociopath.
Speaker 2: It seems like there's emotion in him that he can feel,
but he was radicalized to believe so strongly that like
Charlie was not like a person, right, And I can't
imagine being his family. I know he has siblings and
they're just so many lives ruined by this.
Speaker 3: It just breaks my heart.
Speaker 1: Right, it's awful.
Speaker 3: He's so young, like he's a baby squall too.
Speaker 1: I mean, my god, it's like I I would like
his I don't think his brain is completely finished cooking yet,
you know what I mean, Like, this kid is not Yeah,
it's just it's nuts. So anyways, we have a snippet
from yesterday's press conference, which was really thorough by the way.
I thought they did a really good job taking you
through everything he did, and I thought it was really
well done. And the text messages I think shocked a
lot of probably a lot of people. We're going to
get to the text messages and whether what we feel
about how we feel about those, but here's a little
snippet from it talking about how he became leftist and
gay over the.
Speaker 22: Past Yearson's mother expressed concern to her husband that the
suspect shooter looked like Robinson. Robinson's father agreed. Robinson's mother
explained that over the last year or so, Robinson had
become more political and had started to lean more to
the left, becoming more pro gay and trance writes Oriented.
She stated that Robinson began to date his roommate, a
biological mel who was transitioning genders. This resulted in several
discussions with family members, but especially between Robinson and his father,
who have very different political views. In one conversation before
the shooting, Robinson mentioned that Charlie Kirk would be okay.
Speaker 1: So that was that. And then we heard some of
the text messages and I believe we're going to we
have some of those and we'll get to those in
a second. But when we before you know, we get
to that, we look at some of the text messages
and what we think about those. There were people talking
about them after this press conference. One in particular, I
just cannot There is some dude, I think it was ABC. Yeah,
this douchebag on ABC was talking about how touching an
intimate that the text exchanges were, like the absolute romantic
is it? The romanticizing of these texts? I like, what
is our news? What is it?
Speaker 8: Check this out with such specific text messages about the
alleged murder weapon, where it was hidden, how it was placed,
what was on it. But also it was very touching
in a way that I think many of us didn't expect,
a very intimate tortrait into this relationship between the suspect's
roommate and the suspect himself, with him repeatedly calling his roommate,
who was transitioning, calling him my love and I want
to protect you, my love. So it was this duality
of someone who, the attorney said, not only jeopardized the
life of Charlie Kirk and the crowd, but was doing
it in front of children, which is one of the
aggravating circumstances.
Speaker 1: I was asking you yesterday, I'm like, I wish there
was another way to say, what the F?
Speaker 3: Yeah is?
Speaker 4: What it is?
Speaker 3: A what the F? Moment? But what's so frustrating to
me these reporters.
Speaker 2: They have endless sympathy for criminals, for murderers, and like,
where is it for Charlie? Where's the sympathy for us?
Where's the sympathy for your fellow American?
Speaker 3: Ever?
Speaker 2: Like you're gonna have sympathy for a guy who just
shot a man in cold blood, Yeah, but you're not
going to have any sympathy for.
Speaker 3: Republicans who might have agreed with the guy who got shot.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Crazy, it's so misplaced.
Speaker 1: And the people who saw it, like the kids, everybody.
I mean, the fact that that's one of the counts
that he got yesterday was the fact that he did it.
He did that, and then he did it, you know,
on purpose, with purpose, in front of kids. The people
who saw that and have to live with that image
and are seeing it and listen, it's all over social media.
We know that, and it is I mean, it's such
a ripple effect that that has on kids and young
adults that they are going to be seeing that over
and over again and replaying it in their heads over
and over again. What does that do to the psyche?
You know? Like that I just don't like And the
fact that he can get on a television and say
that he was somehow loving and that he was romantic,
and like, I just delete every account that you have,
Just go away and don't ever be on television ever again.
This guy has no business doing the news. It's just he's.
Speaker 2: Great espessionally deals in words, and the words that he
used to describe a murderer's text was touching. Spoke like
this is his whole job, and he carefully chose touching
as his description.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sick, it's insane. It's absolute insanity. And I mean
not everybody thought that those texts were romantic. Case in
point is at Matt Walsh. In fact, he floated the
idea that the texts were contrived, like they weren't really
the texts of these two individuals, which I thought was
pretty interesting. Like Evan Kilgore, he put on X that
he put the text into chat GPT and he was like, hey,
do you think that these are real text messages between
to gen z dudes and chat GPT was like, nah,
I don't think it's really likely. I thought that was
really interesting because if you look at some of the exchange,
the way that they talk, and a lot of people
are talking about this, A lot of people are saying,
you know, just on X and in social and people
who are gen Zers and a little bit older like people,
they don't talk like this. So much information was given
in these text messages about what he did, like why, what? How?
And then like delete delete this just the way that
it was written doesn't seem organic.
Speaker 2: And the more I I will admit, when I first
heard it, when the attorney was reading them, I didn't
think anything of it. But then when I read it,
I was like, you're right, this does like I work
with gen Z people. I get text messages from gen Z.
They don't look like this. They don't really talk like that, right,
and it is weird. And then it does start to
feel a little contrived, like is this scripted or is
this like not real?
Speaker 1: Ap right? And then why if it is scripted? If
it is contrived, then why would they be doing that?
Are they who are they trying to protect? Who are
they protecting?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: So I find that very interesting, I really do. Yeah,
and the boyfriend is a little sus you know that
we we have I think we have a clip about
the boyfriend. Yeah, this is Lance Twig is his name,
which I don't think that's his real name. I I
don't know why you would pick that name, but his name,
his name is Lance Twig, and now he is he
considers himself a fish finder. Do you know what a
fishfinder is? It's a slang term for transgenders. Who go
hunting for kids on video game platforms, and they introduced
them to transgender ideology. So that's what he considers himself.
That's what he looks like. But see the picture on
the left there, that's what he looked like years ago
when he graduated from high school in twenty twenty one
with his family, which he hasn't talked to his family.
From what I've read what I've discovered on social he
hasn't had contact with his family in a couple of
years because his family, they went they did not like
the fact that he was going through this transformation. They
thought that he was demonic.
Speaker 2: I have heard from the family that they kept him away.
It sounds like he may have younger siblings as well,
that the family thought he was a risk to And
if I try to be like the most devil's advocate,
I'm like, Okay, I can see a religious family not
wanting their babies around someone who was openly gay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and hostile, hostile towards conservative Christian value. He's very
hostile towards the family. And if you do have younger kids,
I can see where you'd be like, okay, we'll get
out then.
Speaker 2: But then they also implied to a family member, implied
to Candice Owns that they do think he was involved,
and I think.
Speaker 1: That's why they do think he was Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I was like, that's a line where I'm like, Okay,
I can see how a religious family would reject a
lifestyle choice. And even if if I accept that that
they just didn't like that he was gay. Fine, but
they I think the step to say that they believe
that their son is involved in such a terrible thing,
that's that's too far. I don't think that they would
say that unless he had some darker things going on
in his life, right that, Like, as a parent, I cannot.
Speaker 1: Imagine implicating your kid about my baby.
Speaker 2: Unless it has to be true, Like I could never
say that about or I couldn't say it about my
sister even you know, unless it was true.
Speaker 3: You don't say that. That's there's a line.
Speaker 1: Oh, I totally agree with you. I absolutely agree with you,
unless you know for sure in your heart that that
that your kid did it, which is one of the
reasons why I would imagine that. You know, Tyler Robinson's
parents turned him in. They knew, they were like, well,
he told them obviously, But I mean at the same
time they had an inklink. Is then they saw the
pictures and they could see all that stuff floating around,
they saw the gun. They saw the pictures and they
were like, holy crap, that's our son, you know, and
that is Can you even imagine how they must have
felt in that moment, because they are conservatives, they are
right wingers. They tried to bring him up in a
way that they thought was the right way, and then
you went astray somewhere. And it's the same thing with
this Lance Twigs character, who I mean, I just he
hadn't talked to his parents in years he went through
that transformation. I just it's a few years of going
from normal team to furry whap job like it's a
parent's worst nightmare, you know, And we're seeing that time
and time again. I'm just pointing out the trend, you guys.
It is. It's really weird and it's so sad to.
Speaker 2: Me too to lose Charlie, and in this event is
kind of a demonstration of the problem as I think
young men who don't have much of a path they
can really be taking down radical paths very easily when
they're lost.
Speaker 3: So I think you see a lot. They can go
like the Andrew Tate.
Speaker 2: Route, which sucks yep, or this radical liberal path that
obviously is like godless and horrific and demonizes fellow Americans.
But there's this alternative path, which I think Charlie was
one of the best leaders for the really undeniably the
best leader for, which is you could also be a
good man and a Christian and be a father and
be a husband, and that's what you want when someone
is lost. Like, imagine if this boy had fallen into
that category instead, how much better his life would have.
Speaker 1: Been, and everybody, how much better everybody's lives? Right, Be
like Charlie, Be like Charlie. You know that's there's there
are choices, and what he chose was obviously the wrong choice,
the worst one, right, all right? So Jasmine Crockett had
to weigh in on all this, because of course you did.
And to think this chick has a law degree, I
don't know where it's from, but get it back, just.
Speaker 20: Because they want to go out and have a day
of free speech on campus may be subjected to this
kind of violence. Then maybe we need to start talking
about legislation that will keep these types of weapons out
of certain people's hands. Now, whether or not this gentleman
would have qualified under any type of laws that many
of the Democrats have proposed, I don't know. But the
reality is that they typically want to say, is somebody
with a mental health problem, Well, maybe red flag laws
would be helpful in those circumstances. The reality is that
we are elected to, at a very minimum, try to
do mitigation and try to make sure that everyone, whether
they are left, right, in the middle, or non affiliated,
can express their views without this idea that they may
be subjected to violence, which a lot of.
Speaker 1: So we're talking about guns, now, that's what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: I don't know how many times we can do this experiment, right,
Democrats like, how many cities have complete gun bands and
they're the most violent cities in this country?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: And again, like I thought liberals didn't even like guns,
but they certainly pick one up to kill a bunch
of conservatives, right, So I don't think it's about the guns.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. Yeah, they this is the thing. They always
want to talk about that. But it's weird how we
are completely ignored oring the ideology that is leading to
this violence. They never want to talk about that, and
they never want to talk about how it's them it's
I mean, it's, oh, it's a both sides issue. No
it's not. It's not a both sides issue. We've got
to stop saying that it's a both sides issue. It
is a you guys issue, and it's an ideology issue,
and we need to start talking more about that. So
I thank god we have like one or two people
on legacy media that is talk in some sense. Case
in point, Scot Jennings.
Speaker 23: That in this incredibly fraught moment, in the wake of
this horrific, horrific shooting, when you foment the idea that
we have to be at each other's throats politically, I
think that's a risky I think that's a dangerous place
to be.
Speaker 14: Why did I do it? I had enough of his hatred.
Some hate can't be.
Speaker 23: Negotiated out, so can I ask you?
Speaker 8: So he has flat Scott, just explain what you just read.
Speaker 14: That is the message that the shooter, Tyler Robinson, sent
to his roommate.
Speaker 6: That is what he said.
Speaker 14: He also engraved the word hey fascist catch on the bullet.
For ten years, we have heard nothing from the left
but that Donald Trump is a fashion, Republicans are Nazis, authoritarians,
destroy the constitution.
Speaker 3: That's for a day.
Speaker 1: And he wrote it on the bullets, so can I
ask you?
Speaker 14: And he's been obviously marinating in some kind of information
that radicalized him based on what he heard in the air
in this country.
Speaker 2: And she's like, what, I don't under Yeah, our comments, Daisy,
they say you forgot to per for Scott Jennings.
Speaker 3: I do think that's important.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Scott Jennings.
Speaker 3: Sorry, it wasn't such a perfect point.
Speaker 2: What I love though, is Keeves is the word the
left words against them all the time, and they're kind
of like too dumb to know that's what he's doing.
Speaker 3: What are you even talking about?
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going after il han Omar, and I just thought it
was worth mentioning. So check this out.
Speaker 11: Standing outside of the anti emerg elin Omar's office. Tomorrow
we will find a privileged motion to censure her and
to strip over committee assignments. She is inciting violence against
conservatives in the league of Charlie Kirk's political assassination. She
is dehumanizing conservatives all across the country, calling Charlie Kirk
of terrorist.
Speaker 3: We have been villainized and dehumanized far too long.
Speaker 11: The Democrats sets the standard for stripping people of their
committee assignments. I'm not going to be silent on this
because enough is enough.
Speaker 1: What's up without the stickies?
Speaker 3: Do you know that's what those are?
Speaker 1: I don't know what that yeah to her?
Speaker 3: Like are they good ones or I don't know, criticisms.
Speaker 1: I don't just feel like, did you really marry your brother?
Like what's going on? Yeah, all your questions of that,
I don't I don't know what all that was. But
I'm okay with this. I'm okay with Nancy mayscoon after
ilhan Omar, I don't like her.
Speaker 3: I'm okay with it too.
Speaker 2: And as Nancy May said, Democrats set the standard for
stripping people of committee assignments and it really hurt Republicans
and had a very very slim majority, and it's going
to hurt the Democrats too.
Speaker 3: So I'm fine with it.
Speaker 2: That's a fair game if you want to set the standard,
like we are ready to play ball the same way
that they do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hope that she succeeds.
Speaker 1: Honestly, they don't like it when we play their game.
They don't like it. They're like, I'm gonna flip the board. Well,
too bad, because now we're starting to get mean, Like
you guys.
Speaker 3: It's your game, your game, right.
Speaker 1: You guys made the rules. We're just playing by them,
so get you do it. Yesterday, Mock mentioned jd Vance
doing Charlie's Show and We did not play any clips
from that, but I wanted to play one clip that
I thought it was my favorite part of that, and
I just wanted to quickly play that for you guys.
Let's do that right now.
Speaker 16: Children over their parents' politics. There is no unity with
someone who lies about what Charlie Kirk said in order
to excuse his murder.
Speaker 12: There is no.
Speaker 16: Unity with someone who harasses an innocent family the day
after the father of that family lost a dear friend.
There is no unity with the people who celebrate Charlie
Kirk's assassination. And there is no unity with the people
who fund.
Speaker 12: These articles, who pay the salaries of these terrorist sympathizers,
who argue that Charlie Kirk, a loving husband and father,
deserved a shot to the neck because he spoke words
with which they disagree.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So the reason I wanted to play that is
because we're going to talk a little bit about just
the fallout over Charlie Kirk's assassination and how people are
handling it and how liberals are like, what you know,
We're not, We're awesome. We're like the Party of Unity,
which is a complete croc of bullshit, because twenty four
percent of liberals believe that it's it's okay, it's okay
to be happy when a Republican dies. Twenty six percent
of liberals believe that political violence is okay. And that's
just one poll, Like there are other poles we'll talk
about that are even worse. So the data is really clear,
Like if you look at data, you don't have like
we can talk about feelings all day long, because they
really like to talk about feelings, but the data is
super clear that the left are much more likely to
defend political violence. They think that it's okay, we're seeing that,
and that is not okay, Like it's becoming a huge
problem in this country. And for them to act like
they have not been a part of this culture where
they scream fascist and nazi and that is not radicalizing people.
They've got to come to grips with the fact that
they are a problem, that that is a problem, and
they have to stop doing it. And for them to
point fingers at us is not okay, because in order
to solve a problem, you have to name the problem
and then you can get rid of the problem. And
so I like, it's sort of it's like being an alcoholic.
You know what I mean. You can't stop being an
alcoholic until you say, oh, I'm an alcoholic, and you
know we can, and we're gonna be talking about Charlie
Sheen so like he gets it, he understands the alcoholic metaphor,
like you cannot make that go away until you come
to grips with that. And I feel like they're not
coming to grips with that, which is a problem.
Speaker 2: It they will not admit it at all, and I
think that's a lot of the denial we were talking about.
There are still some people who want to believe that
Charlie Kirk was shot by a conservative, just they will
not admit that they are completely unhinged. But I'm sure
like every conservative in this chat I see our chat
like blowing Up, has some experience with an unhinged liberal.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: No, I have quite a few because I live in
the DC area, and after they shot at Trump, I
put a Trump.
Speaker 3: Sticker on my car.
Speaker 2: It was like my thing to say, if he can
stand up after being shot, like I can put a
sticker on my car.
Speaker 3: I have one.
Speaker 2: But this area is full of unhinged psychos, and especially
right after Trump was inaugurated, one one day, I'm just
buckling my daughter into her car seat and some man
comes and screams rape in my face. Oh my god,
and without context, by the way, So I'm just like
what and then what is going on? And then finally
he's like, you support a rapist? You you're a fascist?
Speaker 3: Like freak.
Speaker 2: My baby is like right there, and he got all
the way in my face, like as I'm in the
backseat of my car, you know, like these people are
unhinged and on that. To Jade Vanson, that's like, Okay,
he's a public figure. I'm nobody. I'm just a mom
putting her baby in her car. They have no boundaries.
Speaker 3: Yeah at all.
Speaker 1: It's a good thing your husband wasn't there. I know
that's what he says, seriously, because I've seen him and
I know what would have happened in that situation. So
and isn't it interesting that he wasn't And that's why
he came up to you? What a complete punk? Yeah,
I'm glad you didn't come up to me. I know,
by just these people. Anyways, I was talking about Charlie
Sheen and coming to terms with demons, right and recognizing
that you have demons, and I thought this is if
you haven't seen his documentary, there's a documentary that he
has at right now on Netflix. Listen. That guy should
be dead, right because he's like has been through some stuff.
He's I don't even know how he's still alive. But
it's a pretty interesting documentary if you're a gen xer
or a boomer and you live through those years, Like,
it's an interesting documentary. If you get a chance, you
should watch it. But anyways, he was on Pierce Morgan's
show this week. Here's a clip from that.
Speaker 24: For the aftermath of it was helpful. Yeah, if that
if that makes sense, yeah, yeah, But and I just
you know, I don't know. I think for this generation,
I think that's their JFK moment, seriously, And I just
you know, if that's where we've if that's where we've
wound up, it cannot be where we stay.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So he was comparing the assassination of Charlie Kirk
to JFK, and so like for your generation, for gen Zers,
it is your JFK moment. And do you feel that way, Kuran?
Do you think that it's the case.
Speaker 2: I do, Obviously I have nothing to compare it to,
but it feels like a big watershed moment. And I
do think that there are so many kids that were
sitting on the sidelines are just like kind of you know,
like I don't want to post it, want my boss
to get mad at me.
Speaker 3: I don't want my friends to get mad at me.
Speaker 2: And I see those walls kind of falling down and
kids that I never classmates or coworkers and I never
really saw post anything starting to come out and say
like this is this is wrong, and this was a
good man and I actually liked him. So when you're
demonizing everybody who liked him, remember that I liked him too.
And I think that will be a good domino effect.
It's a big moment, right, But I hate that it
had to happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do too, But it's like, but his death
cannot be in vain. And I think that it'll make
people bolder in their conservatism and bolder in their faith,
which is what he wanted. He wanted people to be like, Yeah,
I'm a Christian. I'm proud to be a Christian, and
I'm going to carry my Bible around and I'm going
to talk about it, and I'm going to talk about
Jesus to people, and I'm going to talk about conservatism
to people, and I'm I'm going to wear a Trump
shirt and not be afraid of it, and I'm going
to wear you know, my cross and I'm going to
do the thing. And I think that that is what
that's what he wanted, that's what we should be doing.
The fact that people have been afraid to do that
over the past ten to twelve years is reprehensible in
this country. It's just not okay. That's one of the
things that Mak and I have seen so much of
where people will write us all the time. I agree
with what you say, but I'm afraid to say it
in my workplace. I'm afraid to say it on my campus.
I'm afraid to say it in my friend group. We've
always said to people, if there's one thing you can
take from our show, don't be afraid. Please, don't be
afraid to be yourself like we try to teach our
kids not to be like, be authentic, be yourself, be
loud and proud. And I think that this horrible tragedy,
I hope that it has inspired people and emboldened people
to just stand proud and stand firm and their faith
and their conservatism. You have to do that.
Speaker 2: You have to, and these violent wackos like they need
to know how many of us there really are. They
cannot kill all of us, right, so maybe they will
just get up if they see how many of us
are willing to stand strong for our right.
Speaker 1: Agreed. I totally agree. And just so you know, this
was the original clip of Charlie Sheen finding out with
Joe Rogan on They were finding out real time about
Charlie Kirk on Joe Rogan Show last week when it happened.
Speaker 4: We just found out that Charlie Kirk got shot.
Speaker 24: It's fucking awful.
Speaker 4: And is he dead?
Speaker 24: No, I don't think that's what was One of the
guys out there just said in the lobby.
Speaker 3: Was just I was looking.
Speaker 8: I've been looking.
Speaker 25: I haven't seen anything that's confirmed.
Speaker 24: Whoa murder for having a different opinion from somebody else? Yeah,
different ideology from somebody else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got it.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 24: Believes it, didn't want to.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry rest in peace for Yeah. I mean, when
Charlie she needed the voice of reason, we had hit
the wall, you guys.
Speaker 3: And like you said, he got it right away.
Speaker 2: He did it the higher employees of the entire staff
of the MSNBC.
Speaker 3: Yeah, days to understand.
Speaker 1: Right he got Charlie Sheen. Charlie Sheen got it right away.
That guy has done every drug in the like the
state of California, and get he got it right away,
got it right away.
Speaker 2: So people that hit rock bottom and come back, they
just make so much, so much sense all the time.
Speaker 3: They really every part of life.
Speaker 1: Of humanity or the lack thereof. And so he just
he got it. I thought that was very interesting, and
I cannot believe this even has to be said out loud,
But howse speaker Mike Johnson had to tell liberals stuff
that should be common sense.
Speaker 25: You guys, bad consequences. Leaders cannot call their political opponent opponents,
not seasoned fascists and enemies of the state because they
disagree with their policy priorities. I mean this, this is
something we should have learned in grade school. This type
of language spurs spurs on depraved people, derange people who
who take that as a cue And.
Speaker 1: Just what do you want to bet they're going to
keep doing it?
Speaker 3: Oh? For sure, they already are.
Speaker 2: There have been senators who, in the same breath they're like,
rest in peace, Charlie Kirk, but he espoused ideas that
were fascist and hateful, and what they cannot stop themselves, right,
I don't see them slowing down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there should never be a butt, like just zip it,
stop stop with the butts, or like I hate like
people are giving credit to celebrities that are you know,
like Jamie Lee Curtis. People are like, oh, it was
so nice that she cried about him and she said
nice things about him, but when she did it, she
was like I hated everything that he had to say,
and like he was this and that she was saying
really awful things about things that he said which were
entirely untrue. And so they always have to they always
have to say he was terrible but or I'm sorry
that he died. But and it's like, can you just
be sorry? Can you just say this is an awful thing?
Speaker 2: Afraid of angering the people who might shoot you for
having a different opinion. They're all trying to appeal to
that most table, least tolerant crowd, and they think if they,
you know, say it enough. I don't agree. I don't agree, Please,
I don't agree. They they're not like the rest of.
Speaker 1: Us absolute sheep, just total sheep. And I think, you know,
one of the things that we saw that the poll
there was like it's like Napolitan news service. They said
that twenty six percent of those aged eighteen to thirty
four answered yes to the question, while it is always
difficult to wish ill of another human being, is America
better off now that Charlie Kirk has been killed? And
among yeah, among Democrats, twenty four percent also responded affirmatively,
which is crazy. They also found that thirty one percent
of respondents who identify with Democratic New York Representative AOC's
policies believe that the country is better off following Kirk's death.
Thirty one percent, you guys, a third? All right, that's
it's not okay. I mean, these are people who are like, oh, yeah,
death is fine, assassination is fine. One percent is not okay,
thirty one percent. This is what we're talking about. It
is good versus evil. And then in that same poll,
I thought this was really interesting, thirty six percent of
Democrats said that the Republican Party was responsible for his assassination.
I'm sorry, WTF, like that is just And then they
cited twenty nine percent cited anti Trump rhetoric. I just
cannot even wrap my brain around that. It's it's absolutely insane.
So there's a Missouri senator, Senator Schmidt. He talked about
another poll which specifically talked about murdering Trump.
Speaker 17: Earlier this year, a poll found that more than fifty
five percent of people on the left believed that it
would be at least somewhat justified to murder Donald Trump.
These are not just some abstractions on a page. These
are our fellow citizens. How can we come together with
people who believe these things. We've all seen the flood
of posts on social media over the past week, not
just a fringe few, but thousands upon thousands of people
gleefully celebrating a father of two young children getting gunned
down in broad daylight. I wish I wouldn't have seen
that video. I wish my kids would not have seen
that video.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just it's insane and they can't see it.
This is a thing that's so crazy to me. And
then there's this dude on MSNBC who doesn't understand why
people are being fired.
Speaker 15: Become quite significant and it already already is, I mean,
compared to the aftermath of January sixth, this does seem
to be turning into a very aggressive attempt to purge
not just you know, government officials or in the hest
of exams in the Defense Department, but also specifically people
who work in education, who work in healthcare, who work
in government. Those are the fields that a lot of
these right wing figures have been mentioning over and over
again when talking about how just random internet users have
responded to this shooting, and.
Speaker 4: Wait, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Are they scouring social media?
Speaker 4: Is that what they're doing?
Speaker 1: Or did you hear say somebody said something?
Speaker 15: I mean, so, there's there's one website called Charlie's Murderers
that's gotten a huge following on tech talk, sorry, on Twitter,
and they basically have assembled over last kind I saw
was like forty thousand different examples of just you know,
essentially a grassroots you know, people giving screenshots, names, professions.
So it's already getting a little bit out of hand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so people are mad that people are getting fired
over being complete ass hats, and you know people that
say murder is great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm especially glad, and I will celebrate the firing
of any teacher, government employee or healthcare worker who believes
that anyone with a different opinion than them doesn't deserve life.
Those are terrible values. I want that's dollars paying for them.
I don't want you teaching my kids, and I certainly
don't want to end up in a hospital or I
might be treated by someone who doesn't think I deserve
to live.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: I don't feel bad. I hope they all lose their jobs.
If they're stupid enough to post this publicly, good go
for them. I'm so I'm so glad to see us
playing hardball on this.
Speaker 3: Fire them all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I just can't imagine, especially the doctors.
Like the doctors and the nurses who are like, listen,
I guess, especially because you're right. The teachers are one thing,
but doctors and nurses who are like he should have died.
It's like, oh my god, what are you going to do?
What are you going to do to me if you
find out that I am a Republican or I'm a
conservative and I come in there and I'm in a
health crisis, are you going to just let me die?
Because I am genuinely concerned about some of these people
like you took a hippocratic oath.
Speaker 3: What in the hell justified in letting you die?
Speaker 2: Because because at least thirty percent of them would think
the world would be better if you're here.
Speaker 3: It's just it's crazy.
Speaker 2: But I see them twisting themselves and not one of
my friends that's more leftist, just trying to tell me
they're not celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk because they
are just they said it was a good thing. That's
not the same. That's not celebrating, right.
Speaker 1: I Actually I will literally when people ask me when
it comes to a healthcare situation, if people ask me
what I do for a living, I'll say I own
a communications company. That's what I say. I never say
what I do because of that reason. I should never
be afraid to say what I do for a living
in this country, but I am because of that. How
crazy is that? It's nuts? And you would never see
that on the other side, you would never see conservatives
be like, man, I'm going to like take that liberal
down because they are sociopaths. Cheryl. I mean, it's just insane,
so that guy, and not only that, but they're they're
losing jobs. But I recall a couple of weeks ago
they were all bitching about I mean, who's going to
clean our pools, Who's going to do this, Who's gonna
like wash our dishes? Those jobs are available now because
a lot of illegals have been like shipped out of
the country. Apparently they thought those are the only jobs
that they could do. Go take those jobs. There's openings.
Speaker 3: Take it.
Speaker 1: Learned to code. Yeah, So one of the things I
was going to do a montage today of some of
the depravity that we've seen from people just doing awful
things to memorials and memorial services for Charlie. I just
didn't want to do like a bunch of them. So
I'm just going to play one from one kid who
thankfully he's been expelled from Texas State. But this is
just one example of a complete lunatic who is a
representative of some of these weirdos. So take a look
at this.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he apparently was expelled, which good.
Speaker 2: Also seems like he was on drugs, so I don't
know he's doing well.
Speaker 1: Or just possessed by demons, I swear.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 1: So there was a lot of that yesterday, Like there
was another I saw another girl at a college that
was painting over like a mirror on a big rock,
and it was just this beautiful quote from Charlie Kirk.
That's all. It was just a quote from Charlie Kirk,
a beautiful quote from him, and she's like, we can't
have this. And so I mean, these kids, I guarantee
you if they would have spent five minutes or a
minute talking to Charlie Kirk during one of his discussions,
well maybe they wouldn't have been, you know, transformed by him,
but Charlie Kirk would have been lovely to them. He
would have been he would have been calm and collected,
and he would have had wonderful discourse with them. It
would have been respectful, and that's what he was all about.
And these people are the antithesis of that, and I
just I cannot believe they can't see it.
Speaker 2: I can imagine destroying a memorial or being someone who
died even by natural causes like, but someone who was
murdered in front of thousands of people, and you feel
so compelled to take down a quote. I've never felt
that amount of heat toward anyone, and I'm pretty mean,
but I've never had that kind of feeling to do
that to someone, like to hurt people who are remembering him.
You're not hurt him anymore. He's dead, but you're people
who are just trying to remember it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and realized it, like what is wrong with you?
Speaker 1: Their parents failed? Yes, I mean their parents are utter failures.
So it's it's really sad. We do not have talks today,
but we do have superstickers. I'm going to read some.
I won't be able to get the ones that are
on some of the other platforms. We'll probably have to
get to those on Friday. I'm sorry if you're doing that,
but I'm going to read some of the ones here.
Marcy Periless, thank you for that supersticker, Jennifer. Stroke jen
what kind of mints do libs use for a fresh breath? Entitlements?
That was good, Jennifer. Another from Jennifer. I was at
the pool and had to take a pee. The lifeguard
noticed and blew his whistle so freaking loud that I
almost fell in MARSI perilous. Thank you for that supersticker, Jennifer.
My spirit animal is that one bird that flies into windows.
It's the total, actual, real truth. I tell you. We
get those all the time at our house. Jennifer Mitsi
prayers for Mock. Feel better soon. We love you and Daisy.
It was very sweet Mitsy. She is a you know,
she's a trouper. She's been through some stuff this year,
so I hope that twenty twenty six is a better
year for her health wise. You know. Robin die fl Florida, Idaho.
What other state Florida and Idaho? What other states are
good to move to? I mean, we could use more
conservatives in Texas. I'm just saying we're not outnumber. We
come here totally. Karen Elliott prayers for Mock. Where's the diversity?
Tim Yeah, exactly. Robert Clark Dadjoke Wednesday, Who cares if
I don't know what apocalypse means. It's not the end
of the world. Feel better Mock. See Richard did there?
Robert Riba, Henry Daisy. My heart actually aches for this
generation coming up. They're so out of touch with reality.
It's truly very scary. Yeah, that's why we as parents
have a responsibility to teach them the right way and
to just stay on top of things. You know, you
just cannot give up on these kids. Jan Robinson, don't
forget today. Constitution Day. It is I didn't know that,
Thank you, jan Yeah, Constitution Day, Lori Wien's dad joke Wednesday.
Why do cows wear bells? Their horns don't work? What
do you get if you cross a snowman in a
vampire frostbite? What did the janitor say when he jumped
out of the closet? Supplies get better? Mock love you ladies,
Thank you, Lori, Brian Bramley, Matt Gutman. Why are you gay? Brian?
You gotta like graceis with the wire? Are you gay?
Every single day? Dedra Yukanovich through FBI. I believe it's
reported that from a young age of ten he spent
hours gaming on the computer hour, So being on the
computer that long, he was drawn in by the dark Internet. Yeah,
get your kids in sports man. I'm just saying like,
I feel like if they're on a computer all the time,
they have a chance to do that more. If they're
at us, if they're out playing and being in grass
or get them an FFA or like have him be
with a animals outside, I just feel like they have
less of a chance to become freaks. My personal opinion,
christ and Gates, all of those screaming for gun control bands,
et cetera. I have a question for them, how do
you legislate the heart of man? How do you legislate evil?
I asked that in our book back in twenty fourteen.
You cannot legislate evil. You can't. They want to, but
you can't, Jennifer, No good and evil is being sorted
out big time, yes, man, Shelley Ettington. The left are
saying the same things about Charlie's murder as they said
when Mlka was murdered. I was in seventh grade, actually
had a teacher say n word, got what he deserved.
They have not changed. Wow, oh my god, Shelley Lori
ween's that is why I currently don't have a doctor.
Between the between the JAB and other vaccinefo coming out
and now this, I just don't trust doctors now. Yeah,
and I'm getting older. So a lot of the doctors
now no offense against millennials, Caren, because you know I
love you, but like a lot of the doctors now
are literally like thirty two, and I'm I just I
have kids that are thirty and thirty five, and I'm like,
are you sure that you have a degree in this
like do you I feel like and it's just weird
when you're older and your doctors are like twenty years younger.
It's weird you guys like I need I need doctors
that are gray haired. You know what I mean. It's
bizarre to me. So anyway, you guys, I need to
thank Karin for being so awesome today. I hope everybody
enjoyed meeting Karen. She's amazing. She did such a fantastic
I know she was nervous. She was nervous coming on
you guys, because you guys are a tough crowd.
Speaker 2: You guys are tough, the most domatic audience of any
any show I've ever done.
Speaker 3: I'm so excited to be here.
Speaker 1: Make sure that you give her all the love. Tell
us where people can find you, Karan, because you are
our producer. You want of our many producers, and she
is part of the behind the scenes magic that is
Chicks on the Right, but she also has her own
little thing. So where can people find you, Kuran?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm on free press field dot com and i
am on x as Krine at currency and on Instagram
at crn Clark.
Speaker 1: Okay, there you go, So you guys can follow her
and then she will probably be here. I hope you're
gonna come back tomorrow. Are you scared away or you'll.
Speaker 3: Be scared away? Hopefully if you'll have me, okay, borrow all.
Speaker 1: Right, she'll be here with me tomorrow. And make sure
you guys pray for Mak, especially around two thirty today
because she's going to be having surgery today to have
that stone removed. And hopefully that will be removed, she
will be stone free, and then she will be back
with us on Friday. Everybody, pray, pray, pray, and we
will talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: You'll have a lovely day. Bye,