Speaker 1: The left has a violence problem, The left has a
godlessness problem, the left has a morality problem.
Speaker 2: And we are done pretending otherwise. The media is very
complicit in all of this. Your actions speak so loudly.
I cannot hear what you say. I am wholly unprepared.
This morning hour is everybody, Hello.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 2: We are so ready for a weekend, y'all.
Speaker 1: I think we have never deserved a weekend more than
this one.
Speaker 2: Ever in seventeen years. This is the most I need
a weekend, weekend of all weekends of all time and space.
Speaker 1: For sure, we are going to be talking a lot
about Charlie again still today, because there's you know, a
lot of reactions still and stuff we need to talk about.
And I can't promise that I will not cry. It's
entirely possible that I will cry again, and that you
will cry again, and that you are still crying, which
is completely normal, because I will see some kind of
video of something that I have no idea or preparation
for that will set me off and you just never know.
Speaker 2: And that's grief, right, that's normal grief stuff.
Speaker 1: So we will have a lot more about Charlie, but
we will also be covering other news today, which is
different than yesterday because Charlie sort of consumed our entire
two hours and fifteen minute show yesterday silightly. So that's
exactly right, and he will consume a lot of today's
show too, But there is other stuff to share with you.
And one of the things to share was kind of
a neat thing, very I don't know. It was like
the same kind of feeling I got when George w
went to that baseball game after nine to eleven, and
Trump went to the Yankees game yesterday and got a
very lovely reception. We've got a few different angles of it.
You're going to see him reacting to his own face
really on the jumbo tron. You're gonna hear chance of USA.
You're gonna hear chance of his name, and it was
just really cool. I'll just like sort of let all
these videos run together.
Speaker 3: God the night with the line from from.
Speaker 2: Aboutis, Oh my gosh, I cannot h that's pretty cool.
It is. It's been such an awful week, and I
think he needed that and we needed that. And when
I when I heard them, you know, like calling his
name and saying USA, and I was like, you know what,
Thank God, he need he needed that, and it's it
is like somebody d drives sad to a broken heart. Yeah.
I think we're all broken hearted this week for a
lot of reasons, Like a lot of stuff has happened
this week, So it was really great to see that.
Plus I think that the assassination of Charlie Kirk hit
Trump especially hard because somebody's tried to assassinate him twice. Yeah,
so I can only imagine how it affected him. I
mean personally because he he's been through this. I mean,
he's been through twice. I would imagine his family. I
can't imagine how Malania must have felt this week.
Speaker 1: My gosh, it's worried too about the Secret Service because
they've been not great.
Speaker 2: And so I just I just hope he's so careful. Yeah,
I agree with you. So I totally agree.
Speaker 1: And just a reminder about and I don't, I don't.
I'm not going to use the phrase that I normally
use because it's far too soon, but we really avoided
disaster when it comes to not having Kamala as president.
Speaker 2: That's just wow, did we ever avoid disaster?
Speaker 1: You know that she is about to embark on her
book tour, and or perhaps like maybe she's already on it,
maybe she's already doing the stops and the actual tour.
But now that that's in progress, there are excerpts coming out,
which is great because no one's actually going to buy
it and read the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Well, all we want to know, right, that's true. All
we want to know is just the juicy parts, right.
Speaker 1: And so now we're starting to get little hints of
what's to come in this ridiculous book. And so you
can read this from the Red Wave Press.
Speaker 2: In her new book, The Constant Battle, Vice President Kamala
Harris blast President Biden's decision to run for reelection as reckless,
while firmly rejecting claims of his cognitive decline. Okay, she asserted, Biden,
even on his worst day, was more knowledgeable and capable
of sound judgment than Donald Trump on his best. Many
people went to spin up a narrative of some big
conspiracy at the White House to hide Joe Biden's infirmity.
Here's the truth as I lived it. Joe Biden was
a smart guy with long experience and deep conviction, able
to discharge the duties of president. Liar on his worst day,
he was more deeply knowledgeable, more capable of exercising judgment,
and far more compassionate than Donald Trump on his best.
But at eighty one, Joe got tired. Oh he was
just sleeping. He was all tired. That's when his age
showed him physical and verbal stumbles. I don't think it's
any surprise that the debate debacle happened right after two
back to back trips to Europe and a flight to
the West Coast for a Hollywood fundraiser. I don't believe
it was incapacity. If I believe that, I would have
said so. As loyal as I am to President Biden,
I am more loyal to my country. Okay, lie, you lie.
What a freaking liar. That's such a bunch of bullshit.
It is a lie.
Speaker 1: And so here are some more interesting excerpts she said.
And of all the people in the White House, I
was in the worst position to make the case that
he should drop out. I knew it would come off
to him as incredibly self serving. If I advised him
not to run, he would see it as naked ambition,
perhaps his poisonous disloyalty. Even if my only message was
don't let the other guy win.
Speaker 2: It's Joe and Jill's decision.
Speaker 1: We all said it like a mantra, as if we'd
all been hypnotized. Was it grace or was it recklessness?
In retrospect, I think recklessness. The stakes were simply too high.
This wasn't a choice that should have been left to
an individual's ego, an individual's ambition. It should have been
more than a personal decision.
Speaker 2: She wrote none of this, None of it. Seriously, do
you believe that she wrote this? I think she had
ample assistance.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, there were like fifteen ghostwriters.
Speaker 2: Come on, like, if you believe she wrote this, I
mean yeah.
Speaker 1: She also talked about how she just couldn't win in
her role. She said, I called on Israel for greater
access to aid. It was a speech that had been
vetted and approved by the White House and the National
Security Council. It went viral, and the West wing was displeased.
I was castigated for apparently delivering it too well.
Speaker 2: They're thinking was zero sum. If she's shining, he's dimmed.
None of them.
Speaker 1: Grasped that if I did well, he did well, that
given the concerns about his age, my visible success as
his vice president was vital. It would serve as a
testament to his judgment in choosing me and reassurance that
if something happened, the country was in good hands. My
success was important for him.
Speaker 2: She has no idea in castigated me, and she doesn't
even known.
Speaker 1: Then, lastly, she said, instead, I shouldered the blame for
the porous border, an issue that proved intractable for Democrat
and Republican administrations.
Speaker 2: Alike, Okay, I'm sorry, but it seemed pretty tractable. We
just even a new president got the new president had
closed pretty quick there, ha, Kamala, Yeah, okay and nasty.
She said.
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Speaker 2: Or she could have done it. She could have just
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She was useless, completely and utterly useless, completely and utterly
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Speaker 1: All right, let's talk some more about Charlie. I saw
a really cool quote. I wish I knew who the
original sayer of it was, but someone said that he
that Charlie wasn't killed because he spoke.
Speaker 2: He was killed because our kids listened. And I just
I love that.
Speaker 1: I love that perspective, although I do think both are true.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was.
Speaker 1: Yes, he was absolutely effective and from such a young,
freaking age. There's another. I know we showed one yesterday,
but there is there was this. We showed a tweet
of his that he sent to Glenn Beck like forever ago.
And here's another that he sent back in twenty eleven
to Trump, well before Trump was even thinking about running
for President, and he told Trump, you speak the truth.
As one of the youth, I feel you are a
visionary hero and leader of this country.
Speaker 2: That was eleven, two thand and eleven. That's just crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, people are saying that there's a suspect in custody,
which is fantastic news because I could not believe that
this had not happened yet.
Speaker 2: So that is awesome, awesome news.
Speaker 1: Was waiting and waiting and waiting for that. Thank you
for letting us know that's that too. I hope, I
hope that that's the case. Yeah, because I took an
unreasonable amount of time to find this.
Speaker 2: Guy, and I hope it's the actual guy. Yeah, for real,
for real. Okay.
Speaker 1: So that was the first thing that we wanted to share,
and then turning point the organization itself, there was one
of the represents wrote a really lovely tribute to Charlie
that if you could read it is from Tyler Boyer.
Speaker 2: Words cannot describe the nightmare of a day our entire staff,
activists and supporters at TPUSA and tp Action have endured
over the past twenty four hours. It has been uplifting
to see the hundreds of thousands of messages, notes, and
comments with the resolve to carry on Charlie's legacy that
so many of us have believed in for so long.
Our hope is that millions of Charlie Kirk's in the
making were born yesterday and will inhabit the American political space. However,
nothing will replace him as a husband and father. At home,
we are here with Erica, praying for their family with
two beautiful children, and mourn with the entire Turning Point family.
Our mourning will produce activism, but today it is focused
on the love that Charlie had for our God, his
wife and children, and for the constitutional republic he believed
in fighting for so deeply. In that order, commit to
love and grow your family, to honor Charlie, fight for
our country to remember him. Thank you to everyone who
can continues to share the positive messages of Charlie and
the movement that makes evil distraught and disperse. I just
love that. I do too. I you know, he was
a change maker, you know, and that's what they were
trying to silence. He was literally like one of the loudest,
if not the loudest, and most consequential change maker of
that generation. And they didn't like that. He was moving
kids to conservatism and to Jesus, and they didn't like it.
They don't like that, So we have to keep doing that.
That's what we have to keep doing. We are sending
kids to these places, these indoctrination centers that he was changing.
We have to keep going to those places and keep
changing those places, because I remember when I was in
college that you could have discussions like that on campus.
That's what college was for, that's what it was for,
and we could do that, we could talk to those people,
we could have it was free speech central. That's what
they were about. That's what they're supposed to be about.
That's what I've told my daughter. That's what they used
to be. That's what they should be. It's a shame
that they're not. And that's what Charlie Kirk wanted them
to be again, and he was trying to get them there.
They don't want that. They don't like free speech. They
don't want it, and so we have to get back
to the place where we are doing that. We've got
to honor him by carrying on the fight exactly.
Speaker 1: And TPUSA also said on their website it's a two
parter so if you could read, it's two pages. I'm
sorry I'm making you read so much, but here's the
first one.
Speaker 2: Every one of us at Turning Point USA is crushed
and devastated by the hateful murder of our founder and
guiding light, Charlie Kirk. All of us have lost a leader,
a mentor, and a front. Above all, our hearts are
with Erica and their two children. Charlie was the ideal
husband and the perfect father. Above all else, we asked
you to pray for the Kirks after the incomprehensible loss.
They have suffered more than anyone. Charlie believed in the
power of argument and good faith debate to find the
true and guide people towards if not agreement, then at
least mutual understanding. Charlie was no stranger to threats. He
received thousands throughout his life, but he always prioritized reaching
as many young Americans as possible over his own personal safety.
Now Charlie has become America's greatest martyr to the freedom
of speech he so adored. In his thirty one years,
Charlie lived more than any of us will in a hundred.
He had an overwhelming passion for life and a deep
belief and his power as an individual to make a difference.
With the spirit of a pioneer, Charlie launched Turning Point
out of his parents' garage and an as an eighteen
year old with no money, no name, recognition, only a dream.
His energy and drive were awe inspiring, without I'm sorry,
without equal, and deeply infectious. Charlie refused to squander a
single day of his life. He was a natural builder
and a problem solver who loved a challenge and saw
every step back as a chance to learn, grow, pray,
and try again. He was fundamentally decent, always eager to
make new friends and allies, and sortant defend the ones
he had already made. His values were timeless American ones, honesty, forthrightness, duty, loyalty,
and fair play. And then here is the last parts
coming up here. Charlie loved America, It's people, it's constitution,
it's freedom, and the limitless good all of them have
done for the world. But above all, Charlie lived every
day with an overflowing love of the Christ he knew
he would one day get to see. When asked, Charlie
said that above all he wished to be remembered for
his faith. Far more than any political victory. Charlie wanted
to see a spiritual revival among America's youth. He wanted
the nation of happy, thriving families who loved God and
each other. At his final public speech, just days before
his murdered, Charlie witnessed a christ to an audience of
non believers. Even in his very last moments, Charlie was
professing the Gospel. He ran his race well, all the
way to the end. Now he goes to his heavenly reward.
Although Charlie is gone, his legacy will endure. He shall
not grow old, age shall not weary him. For all time,
he will remain the brave young man who inspired tens
of millions of Americans to better themselves and take action
to better America. All of us will miss Charlie, none
of us will ever forget him. Yeah, I love that,
I do too, Oh my God, all right.
Speaker 1: He had a sense of how our culture was changing.
I'm not sure when he wrote this, but this was
part of Charlie Kirk's now archived tweets. He said, assassination
culture is spreading on the left. Forty eight percent of
liberals say what would be at least somewhat justified to
murder Elon Musk. Fifty five percent said the same about
Donald Trump. In California, activists are naming ballot measures after
Luigi Mangione. The left is being whipped into a violent frenzy.
Any setback, whether using an election or losing a court case,
justifies a maximally violent response. This is the natural outgrowth
of left wing protest culture tolerating violence and mayhem. For
years on end. The cowardice of local prosecutors and school
officials have turned the left into a ticking time bomb. Yeah,
and unditionally he was the victim of that right. And JK.
Speaker 2: Rowling came out with a really great post yesterday and
one of the things she said is, if you believe
that your political opponents should meet a violent demise or
just have violence thrust upon them whatsoever, you're an effing terrorist. Yeah,
you're a terrorist, exactly, That's what you are.
Speaker 1: And it's super interesting to see, you know, and we'll
get to some of this later, but there, you know,
there's all this talk, obviously from the left politicians specifically,
who are saying that we on the right, that this
is a both sides thing, and that the right needs
to calm down its tone. And I'm like, wait a minute,
I'm sorry, but what's that's wrong with our tone right now?
And are we rioting in the streets? Are we setting
buildings on fire? Because I'm unaware of any kind of
tone problem. I think we are striking the exact right tone,
which is to be outraged, furious and sad.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: We're not the ones to loot and burn shit, right
and assassinate people. This is the thing. So I'm not
sure what tone we need to correct here. Yeah, in
fact that they can suck it. Yeah, exactly. I think
our tone and that's the thing I I a lot
of people. I get people are like, listen, we need
to strike back with love and compassion. We all need
to like meet at the table. I get that, But
I'm pissed right now. Yeah, I'm not ready to go.
I'm not ready to sit at the effing table with
these people who I am not like. I'm just I
have you and I have been doing this a long time.
Maybe if we just started this a year ago, I'd
be more apt to do it. But we've been doing
this for seventeen years and I'm sick of their shit,
and so you know what I mean. It's like being
in a marriage that I'm like, I'm sick of your shit.
I've been dealing with it for seventeen years. I know
who you are and you're not changing. So that's where
I'm at right now. It's like, I just I'm over it.
I'm not. I'm pissed, and I don't really feel like
sitting at the table with them right now. I don't.
I don't.
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footage from the fact that JD Vance decided that he
was going to fly Erica, their two kids, and Charlie's
casket from Utah back to their home state of Arizona
aboord his plane.
Speaker 2: Heartbreaking, but also very very.
Speaker 1: Touching that this was something that JD. I mean, they
were very close and so he decided that he wanted
to do this for his friend. When Erica is deplaning,
when they're landing in Arizona, she is clutching the hand
of Usha. They're holding hands really tightly as they're walking
down the stairs. And then you're also going to see
a photo after they landed in Arizona and they were
on their way to the church, Charlie's church. Tons of
supporters were out in the street to greet them. And
when Erica drives by, when she's in the car driving by,
you can see her holding onto that cross necklace that
Charlie always wore. So President Trump also made an announcement
about Charlie getting the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Speaker 2: Here he is yesterday.
Speaker 8: Before we begin, let me express the horror and grief
so many Americans at the Heinus assassination of Charlie Kirk.
I felt Charlie was a giant of his generation, a
champion of liberty, and an inspiration to millions and millions
of people. Our prayers are with his wonderful wife, Eric
and his beautiful children. Fantastic people they are. We miss
him greatly. Yet I have no doubt that Charlie's voice
and the courage she put into the hearts of countless people,
especially young people, will live on. I'm pleased to announce
that I will soon be awarding Charlie Kirk posthumously the
Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Speaker 2: I think that's right. I mean, I think that's a
lovely tribute.
Speaker 1: I mean, when him and Milanie were walking up to
the podium, you.
Speaker 2: Could just they were wrecked. You know, both of them
were absolutely yeah, absolutely yeah. You can see on her.
I was looking at her especially, I mean Trump, yes,
but I mean her, you could just tell she had
been crying with all of us.
Speaker 1: H for sure, some nice moments here to share with
Rush Limbaugh back in the day talking about first meeting
Charlie Kirk. Just love everything about this because I like
to imagine them both hanging out right now. Yeah, I
mean yes, So here is Rush on that experience with
all the Rush ego that you came to know and love.
Speaker 7: Charlie Kirk to the golf course to meet me about
a month ago. He was in town to set up
this turning Point thing, and they brought him to the
golf course to meet me. It was during We're getting
ready for a eight forty five am start, and they
brought him out while I was getting ready to go
to the range loosen up, and I spoke with him
for about a half hour, and he told me how
he grew up in a home where my program was
on all the time. He was just a few simply
complimentary to me, which which I of course understood, and
told him he's very wise, his family is very wise.
He shuffled, he laughed. This is the kind of guy
that you can see really becoming big in politics as
he gets older. He just has the kind that carries
the personality, the charisma. You may think this sounds weird,
but I remember when Bill Clinton became president. There were
all of these stories about Bill Clinton at Oxford and
Bill Clinton at Yale, and Bill Clinton here and all
these people who went to school with him. There were
a story after story after story where people were saying
that they just knew Bill Clinton was going to be
president someday in college. He just had that kind of
ambition and he impressed people. And I'm telling you that
people say the same things about about Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 2: And he could have Isn't that cool?
Speaker 1: It's very he could have been He could have ever
would have done it, though I think I I you know,
anytime anybody ever asked him about running for office, he
was like, I feel like what we do is more impactful.
Speaker 2: And I think it was Yeah, you know, I agree
with you. I do. But he could have.
Speaker 1: He could have could have, I mean, four more years,
he would have been old enough. Can you imagine that
he was still that young?
Speaker 2: Right, it's just sold like he was. You know what,
he's almost too good to be in politics. You know,
he's like so much better on the outskirts, making a
difference in pushing towards politics. But he was almost too
good of a guy to be in it. It was
too good for this world, right, You're right, You're right, Mack.
He really was too good for this world.
Speaker 1: I shared this yesterday on Twitter.
Speaker 2: Perhaps you saw it.
Speaker 1: I was very happy that Megan saw it and shared
it because I was I saw her talking on the
Sean Maguire podcast. This was a few months ago about
Chargelie and I saw this somewhere and I was like.
Speaker 2: Oh, I love this.
Speaker 1: I tweeted it at her and just simply said this
was I love this, Megan. This was so great, and
she retweeted it, and so it got a lot of
attention because she has seven bazillion followers, and I'm glad
because it was such a lovely description of him, you know,
while he was still with us, and her own experience
of him, and just she's so freaking good, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 2: She's so good at because she's genuine. She's genuine, and
I think that's why, you know, that's why they got
along so well. Charlie was genuine. She's genuine, genuine. We
like genuine people.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, absolutely so. Here is how she described Charlie.
She was actually encouraging Sean to have Charlie on his show,
and she explained why, and here's what she said.
Speaker 2: Have you ever talked to Charlie Kirk?
Speaker 9: No, all right, let me tell you why.
Speaker 2: I like Charlie. He's a whipper snapper. He's like in
his young thirties.
Speaker 9: He is loathed by most establishment Republicans. I know, because
there are a lot of all my friends now every
time he comes on, they're like, hey, we hate him.
Speaker 10: I love him.
Speaker 2: He's really loathed by the left.
Speaker 9: Didn't go to college. Was Don Junior's bag man like
assistant In twenty sixteen, no kidding started turning point USA.
Speaker 2: And now he's a juggernaut.
Speaker 9: He is hosting conference after conference to generate enthusiasm amongst
young people for conservative values and letting them know they're
not alone. He knows Trump like a Trump whisperer. He
can explain all things Trump to you. He's got a
great sense of humor and an encyclopedic memory. And he's
in the lions den all the time, like fighting these
wars and not giving two f's what people say about him.
He's on the next big thing. He's tireless. He never
takes a vacation. He never never gives up. If he's
delta blow, it doesn't seem to land in his mind.
And he's damn entertaining. Like the way he talks about
the news. He makes me laugh, he makes me think.
He says exactly the thing I wanted to say, but
I didn't know I want to say it until he
had said it. And I love talking to him.
Speaker 2: So there you go. He's and he was so likable.
He was just so and he's warm. It's like you
always say about people. He had a way about him
that was very warm, and you can't you can't manufacture that.
It's not something you can't like just tell somebody to
be that way. He was that way. He just was
warm and that you know, that's disarming when somebody is
like the antithesis of what you are from a political spectrum, right,
and you get into the ring with them. He would
spar with people, but he'd do it in a way
that was warm and friend disarming and disarming. And it's
like that is that is a that is a god
given talent and ability, and at such a young age,
it was just a it was a sight to see,
you know it just that was just so wonderful to
see him do that. And that is one of the
one of the many reasons that people loved him. And
I think that is it's.
Speaker 1: So unfortunate that so many people on the left, some
of the very people that came and you know, wanted
to spar with him at his campus appearances, have just
such this caricature of him in their minds that is
so inaccurate. Because it's, like I told you before we
started the show, the New York Times had to issue
a retraction because they in their initial reporting about him,
trying to paint him as this divisive, you know.
Speaker 2: Hateful personist.
Speaker 1: Right, They said, you know, here's something that he said
that was super racist. He never said anything racist. And
the reason they had to retract it is because Charlie
was quoting something someone who said something racist and saying
why it was wrong. But of course they just pulled
out the one thing, of course, because they don't do
their homework. And it's the same thing the idiots that
tried to spar with them on campuses would do. They
would come up and they would say you're racist, you
hate gay people. And he'd be like, prove it, and
then they'd be like, well, I can't because I'm a moron.
Speaker 2: Right, And I think and that's why I think the
media is very complicit in all of this totally. We've
been saying that they're complicit in so much of the
hatred between the left and the right. We've seen it
over the past almost two decades. So they need to
be taking a long, hard, freaking look at themselves with
all this. They're not. They're not going to do it.
They're going to point fingers at us, you know what
I mean. They're not going to be looking at themselves.
But they they did the same thing with Trump. Look
at the extreme TDS. We were talking about a personal
friend that we have that used to like contribute to
our site. He was conservative and now he is just
I don't know. I'm assuming it was COVID, But we've
seen people that have gone so far left because of
extreme TDS and I don't get it, Like it's just
the weirdest phenomenon to me. I need somebody to do
a sociology, like a sociological study on it. It's just
bizarre to me how some people have gone so far
to the left because of their extreme hatred for one man,
and that hatred is based on the media telling them
he's a racist, he's a homophobe, he's a transphobe, he's this,
he's that, he's not any of those things. Like if
you actually look to see who the guy actually is,
he's not any It's all lies. It's all lies.
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sit at the table. No, I'm not, but I'm still
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it for my own peace and psyche to believe that
there are still reasonable people out there who may disagree
politically but don't want to see.
Speaker 2: Us get killed, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I have to believe that because if I don't, if
I believe everybody on the left is evil, I just
can't live with that.
Speaker 2: I hear you. But at the same time, those people
need to understand that they are on the side where
there are e fing lunatics, and I would be I
would be really taking a long hard look at all
of my entire belief system at this point. If I
were on that side, I would be like, who are
these people? And what is okay? That's right?
Speaker 1: So like, if you see people doing that, don't you
feel like we should spotlight them?
Speaker 2: Saying who are these people? What do I believe in? Okay,
we're going to spotlight them right now?
Speaker 1: I mean, yes, well just one right now and then
we might have a couple later on in the show.
But one is somebody that we have been trying to
get on our show.
Speaker 2: For I cannot tell you how long.
Speaker 1: It's this guy named James Sexton. Who is He is
by New York City divorce lawyer. He's a fascinating guy. Yeah,
he's a great, amazing, amazing guy, just interesting, interesting thoughts
about marriage, about prenups, all of it.
Speaker 2: And we're hoping, hoping to get him on the show.
Total list, superlib a, superlib.
Speaker 1: And so I was very very interested to hear what
he would say after this whole tragedy.
Speaker 2: And here is what he said.
Speaker 11: Hey, gang, James sex and America's divorce lawyer. I just
feel compelled to post something about this because I have
to say, as a someone who's always considered himself a
progressive liberal, I am so disheartened by the discourse and
the posts that I'm seeing from my allegedly progressive liberal
friends about this Charlie Kirk thing. Look, you can hate
everything that guy had to say, you can think he
was the snarkiest dick that's ever or existed. I don't
think anybody could possibly suggest that there's anything progressive or
liberal or okay about assassinating a thirty one year old
father of two, or anybody for that matter. That's just
that's just not how we do things. Like words aren't violence,
Violence is violence, and this was violence at the highest level.
So it is breaking my heart the amount of respect
that I am losing for what I believe to be
really good people out there, my progressive liberal friends, to
see posts about what he said about guns really just
straight up implying that either a this is an opportunity
to dunk on the right, or that this is somehow
justifies the murder of this person, or this is somehow
he brought it on himself by his behavior, when we
don't apply those standards to other acts of violence against people.
And also it's just it's not the moment to do
it like this just happened like, this is a person,
this is a human being with a family.
Speaker 12: Please just stop.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad to hear him say that. I mean, yeah,
But at the same time, maybe mock. Okay. I have
mixed feelings because I want to say, if you, dude
like these people, these people are evil, you're hanging out
with evil people, Okay. At the same time, I think
there also is a generational thing too. I think a
lot of the vitriol and the celebration that we saw
happened mostly, I would venture to say, in the younger generation.
I think that's absolutely right. I don't think a lot
of these like Boomer gen X progressive liberals are doing
it because I don't. I don't think that they're doing
it because I think that they're holding on to the
whole I'm still a liberal from nineteen seventy four, you
know what I mean. Yeah, let me tell you, Frank,
they don't exist anymore. The psychos have taken over your
party like the whack job psycho terrorists have taken over.
So y'all need to take a look in the mirror
because this is your party now. Your party is full
of terrorists. That's what your party is full of. Take
a look at social media. It is full of progressive
liberals who are literally like celebrating the murder, the open
execution of this father of a husband and father. So,
I mean, I just but that's what he's saying. He's okay,
literally saying that he needs to denounce it. He needs
to be like, I mean, he's questioning, but he's teetering.
He's not saying these people are whack, which is what
he needs to say. He's not quite there yet. So
he's not strong enough. Yeah, he's not strong enough. This
was an assassination of somebody who was just exercising free
speech in the United States of America. He needs to
denounce that and be like, y'all arep whack. Enough is
enough and enough is enough. Maybe we're just I'm just
at a I'm at a point where I am I
just can't at this point like I am, I'm done.
I'm just done.
Speaker 1: I feel like it's still I'm looking for the wins,
like I'm just when when people start to see how
horrible their.
Speaker 2: Own side is, I consider it a win. I just do.
And he's starting to see it.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's not denouncing it hard enough yet, but the
fact that he's recognizing it exists is progressed.
Speaker 2: To me, and I feel like he shouldn't even be
standing on that side.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, but but he needs he needs something that's
gonna set that action in motion right, and execution isn't enough.
Speaker 2: That's my point. He's like a smart guy, and I've
seen him be very smart. It's not smart to still
be standing on that side when somebody's been executed. I mean,
come on, dude, Like like he's just like, why there
shouldn't be I at this point, if you're a Democrat,
I question your mental stability. I really do. I get it.
Speaker 1: I get it, but I also think about, you know
the fact that not every single Democrat is celebrating this death.
And if somebody on our side of the aisle committed
some horrible act, we would not denounce everything we believe
about conservatism because of that guy, and because.
Speaker 2: Of that horrible act.
Speaker 1: If our entire party was starting to slide in that direction,
we would be denouncing it. And I think that's what's
starting to happen, is that the left has gotten so crazy,
not all of them, but enough of them that even
the normal people in that party are starting to wake up.
And be like, we got to do something about our
own side.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, I hear it, so I
hear what you're saying. I hear it you but I
totally hear.
Speaker 1: What you're saying, because I'm still enraged, and it's still
enraged at all of the celebrating, at all of the
just discuss and again, I had some of the videos
ready to cue up because I thought, Okay, today we're
gonna it's just a point of finger at how awful
some of these people are. And I was like, I
can't it just can't do a disturbing level of nonchalance
over an execution in our country. If this would have
happened fifteen twenty years ago, I don't think we would
have seen this level of nonchalance over it. You know,
it's like just this, I don't I just I can't
believe that the amount of people who are just so
flippant over this. I know it's disgusting, But I think
you're right about the generational thing.
Speaker 2: Too, Like I think I haven't seen like.
Speaker 1: An old person going yay, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: All these blue you heard, you know, bull ring freaks, Yes,
exactly exact products of an indoctrination system that we have
got to figure out. And that indoctrination system is precisely
what Charlie was trying to help. And he was doing it.
He was an adjective and they murdered him for it.
Speaker 1: Yep, exactly right, really really powerful, just reaction. Just gutted
Clay Travis, Oh my gosh, this bit about talking to
his own son about what happened was just a gut punch.
But it was from the Clay and Buck Show yesterday,
just a little bit of it, because when he was
talking about it, he went on for quite some time.
Speaker 2: I hope I captured just sort of the main part.
Speaker 10: My son, one of my sons last night, when I
was talking to him, said, do you think Charlie's kids
are going to grow up and watch that video of
him getting shot one day? What do you say to that?
And so what I would say, what I told them,
and what I would tell that kid is you have
to be tougher than you think you are, if you
have to be braver than you think you are, and
you are both, and so are all of us. And
I think for young kids in particular, you may not
have experienced and I know for you, Buck, I could
see it in your eyes because this is the first
time something like this happened since she became a dad. Yeah,
and it changes you in a big way.
Speaker 2: But what I would.
Speaker 10: Say is everybody has to lift up and be braver
and more courageous and stronger than you think you are.
Speaker 9: M h.
Speaker 2: That's what we were talking about yesterday. And I remember,
you know, when my daughter and I were talking about
it yesterday, she was saying that she saw people like
in her school that she you know, knows, like in
social circles or whatever, that you know, most of the
kids were putting stuff about God and Jesus crazy because
those are the people that she knows and she hangs
out with. A couple of them were like, oh, yay,
so glad this happened, and she was like, mom, I
was like block immediately, what a psycho?
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 2: So it helped her understand who the freaking psychos are
in her in her midst right. And you know, this
is the thing, like we had a conversation about just humanity,
you know, like she's like, it's a human being. She goes,
how can people cheer on the death of a human
no matter who it is, and I'm like, thank God,
you don't understand that, honey, because like the kids who
will do that, I question the parenting they've received. I
question the lack of God in their lives. I question,
I question who those kids are going to become as adults.
I work, I pray, like pray for them, especially give
them extra prayers when you go to bed at night,
because they're gonna they need it the most, because God
help them. That's why I think I'm so.
Speaker 1: Just seeking desperately like normalcy from people that I disagree with.
That's I think that's why I have like this need
right now to believe that there are there's still decency
even with people who disagree. And so you're gonna you're
gonna be mad because I'm making you read it. But
like Ezra Kline, who I could not disagree with more
on just about everything, I thought his comments about this.
Speaker 2: Were right here he is. You can dislike much of
what Kirk believed in the following statement is still true.
Kirk was practicing politics in exactly the right way. He
was showing up to campuses and talking with anyone who
had talked to him. He was one of the era's
most effective practitioners of persuasion. When the Left thought its
hold on the hearts and minds of college students was
nearly absolute, Kirk showed up again and again to break it,
slowly than all at once. He did. College age voters
shifted sharply right in the twenty twenty four election. That
was not all Kirk's doing, but he was central in
laying the groundwork for it. I did not know Kirk,
and I am not the right person to eulogize him,
but I envied what he built. A taste for disagreement
is a virtue and a democracy liberalism could use more
of his moxy and fearless. In the inaugural episode of
his podcast, Governor Gavin Newsom of California hosted Kirk, admitting
that his son was a huge fan. What a testament
to Kirk's project. Kirk and I were on different sides
of most political arguments. We were on the same side
of the continued possibility of America's American politics. It is
supposed to be an argument, not a war. It is
supposed to be one with words, not ended through bullets.
I wanted Kirk to be safe for his sake, but
I also wanted him to be safe for mine and
for the sake of our larger shared project. The same
is true for Shapiro, for Hoffman, for Hortman, for Thompson,
for Trump, for Pelosi, for Whitmer. We are all safe
or none of us are. I thought that was perfect,
absolutely perfect. Yeah, yeah, yeah, man, you know, I'm okay.
Speaker 1: I can't stand like ninety nine percent of what this
guy says.
Speaker 2: No, I totally agree. But we should all be safe.
That's the whole point. We should all be able to
talk and say stuffed to each other and have real
life discussions on campus. That's what I remember when I
was in college. Yeah, you know, you could say things
out loud and you wouldn't get shot for it. Right.
Speaker 1: And there was a rumor that I fell for for
about ten minutes on Twitter yesterday because I kept seeing
this rumor going around that Ben Shapiro was canceling all
of his campus appearances. And I was like, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no no. This is the last thing that should happen.
This is the opposite of what should happen. And thankfully
he put those rumors to rest. By the way, if
you haven't seen our podcast with him from earlier this week.
You should it's available now. But here is Ben addressing
those rumors directly.
Speaker 13: Now, It's still up to us. I saw a lot
of rumors online today. I was made aware of this
by my team that I canceled some sort of college
toour That's bullshit. I saw those rumors, the air falls.
I will be coming to college campuses, many of them
this year.
Speaker 2: Oh well, we all.
Speaker 13: I am sure because we're Americans, and we're not going
to be deterred. Charlie's voice is not silent. We're going
to pick up that bloodstained microphone where Charlie left it.
And to those who would intimidate, who would seek to
stop us, who would seek to end free discussion, who
believe that they have ownership over public spaces and can
violently threaten and kill people who speak freely, we are
not going to stop. And I have two words, fuck you.
We will not stop telling the truth. We will never
stop telling the truth. We will never stop debating and discussing.
We will never stop standing up for what America is
and for what you should be. And we will never
let Charlie Kirk's voice die. Goodbye to my friend, Charlie Kirk,
May your memory be a blessing for your fan and
for your country and for all of us.
Speaker 2: So good.
Speaker 1: And then I saw this comic that says, I mean,
it's Charlie and Jesus, essentially Charlie saying do you think
someone will pick it up? Lord, referring to the microphone,
And the answer is someone will, Charlie, someone will.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 1: Sorry you guys, Sorry, Okay, we are going to address
some of the negativity. I promise that we're not going
to show videos of the crazies, and we won't with
one exception. There's one exception that I wanted to share
only because well you'll see. But we're going to start
with something that was going on on Blue Sky, and
first with a quote from Charlie himself from twenty sixteen
who and he said, you can tell a lot about
a person by how they react when someone dies.
Speaker 2: That's right, and he.
Speaker 1: Is definitely right about that. Blue Sky, which is basically
a platform for psychos, absolute psychos, was literally just there
were zillions of these people talking about who should be next.
My god, so disgusting, saying please let it be Ben
Shapiro next, Please let it be. I mean you can
see the list Andy No, Matt Walsh, Trump libs of TikTok,
jk Rowling. I mean, and this one person, Jennifer on
Twitter was just trying to capture as many as she could,
but she could have gone on and on and on.
This was just a tiny smattering. There were plenty more
where that came from.
Speaker 2: All over the place. And people are like, oh, these
people don't exist. Oh, they exist, and they exist amongst you.
I mean, they're like walking around with us, these people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's just it's disgusting. But to Ben's point,
and you know, Matt Walsh was one of the people
that was named. He addressed this directly about you know,
not being afraid of these people. He said, a lot
of concerned people are sending me these screenshots and dozens more.
I appreciate their concern, but I'm not surprised, and I
won't be going into hiding. We have to be louder
and bolder now than ever or else. The demons who
killed Charlie win and they cannot win, he actually said.
Speaker 2: He went on to say a whole.
Speaker 1: Other thing, saying, I know some of you want to
do the Kumbaya thing. This is to your point about
how you're not ready, He's not either. You want to
say that the celebration of Charlie's death is only happening
on the fringes. I'm sorry, but that's just not true.
They jeered and heckled him in Congress yesterday. The left
wants us dead. That is the mainstream view.
Speaker 2: It just is.
Speaker 1: That's the truth. They could not be any clearer about it.
Stop lying to yourself, face the facts, and act accordingly.
Speaker 2: That's precisely how I feel. I agree one hundred percent
with Matt Walsh, and I just can't, yeah, exactly agree.
I agree one hundred percent with him. I do, I mean,
I just do. I'm sorry. I know you want to
see the best in people, and I love you again,
I love you for that, I do, But most of
the time in our relationship over seventeen years, you've been
wrong about that. I mean, I'm just I'm being honest.
The people that you have said, oh, that person's nice,
and that person's nice, and that person has our best
interest in mine, I've been like, no, they don't, Miry,
they don't. And who's been right? Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: I can think of a couple of examples, but they're
personal and we won't get into them on the show,
but I can I can.
Speaker 2: Take a couple of personal examples where I've been so right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it's like always because there are the ezras,
there are the city divorce attorney.
Speaker 2: There are exceptions. I hear you, but I don't. Sometimes
your actions speaks so loudly, I cannot hear what you say. Yeah,
that's how I feel about people. People can say what
they want to say, and the people that are saying
this out loud, these are the people that are just
saying it. What are the people that are not saying that? Like,
the people that are just silent, what are they thinking?
That's the thing. This is the thing. Some people are
thinking it, and they're just not saying it out loud.
That's what That is. What bothers me the most is
that I think there's a whole other faction of people
out there that are just not saying the awful things.
But you know what, deep down they're like. I mean,
I guess I wouldn't mind if Matt Walsh was knocked off,
you know what I mean, because I kind of hate
him too. I'm not going to say it, but you know,
because that would be terrible to say it. Yeah, but
I think they're thinking it. That's true.
Speaker 1: I mean, and I'm sure that is true about Yeah,
lots and lots of people, but a lot of them
all Okay, maybe not at all.
Speaker 2: But to even be associated with those people is disgusting
and it's just immoral. Like I have some which a
problem with that, because they have no value for human life.
They have put Trump in a bucket where he is subhuman.
That's what these people believe. They believe and the media
has led them to believe that that he is somehow subhuman.
Therefore we are too. They don't believe that life is precious,
So why do they care if people die? Why do
they think?
Speaker 1: Well, and it's it kind of goes back to I
don't remember who said this originally, but like we on
the right think that the people on the left, We
have thought forever that people on the left are wrong.
But the people on the left have always thought that
people on the right are evil, right, and so they
act on that. Meanwhile, they become more and more evil,
and they don't recognize they're not looking in the mirror
to see that that's what's happening right, and it's it's wild.
Jason Howardton also talked about just sort of this trend
that's happening on the left, saying I've had some time
to think about this.
Speaker 2: I hear prominant left.
Speaker 1: He's saying this isn't about left and right, citing some
other tragedy as evidence that there are bad people on
both sides.
Speaker 2: Here's the difference.
Speaker 1: I have never seen thousands upon thousands of conservatives celebrate
gleefully the way they have celebrated Charlie Kirk's death. The
sheer number of leftists who are celebrating on camera willingly,
happily is mind blowing. I literally cannot believe it. There
are so many. You would never.
Speaker 2: See this on the right. Never.
Speaker 1: You could probably find a few crazy non people here
and there on the internet, but never at the scale.
The left has a violence problem, the left has a
godlessness problem, the left has a morality problem. And we
are done pretending otherwise.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 14: That's how I'm trying to show. I'm trying to capture
I knew and me my fam this. I get it,
I totally get it. But that's how I feel. That's
how I feel It's why I walk around all the
time saying these people need Jesus. Everybody like everybody, we
all need Jesus.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. It's like I I just listen.
I got my problems. You know, I am not perfect,
but I would never ever wish anybody dead, right, And
I just the things that I have seen over the
past forty eight hours. I weep for humanity. Yeah, and
we are not. And again, we are not the same.
We are not, we are not.
Speaker 1: Pichi Kinan also said something similar. It's an old cliche
by now, but everyone knows you can't wear a Maga
hat in a blue city. Everyone knows you might get assaulted, killed,
or at the very least screamed at, spit on, or
your car keyed. Conservatives in LA are very careful never
to put political stickers on their cars or hang Trump
flags on their homes. If you do, you are risking death, violence,
getting squatted. But if you wore a Kamala or Hillary
hat in a red city, all you would get are
eye rolls. If this has been the case for a
decade now, liberals have never been asked to explain it.
Everyone just accepts it as part of life. In blue cities,
zero tolerance for political differences.
Speaker 2: Amen, It's so true. It's like today, I have this
shirt on. Right, this is my shirt, make America Cowboy again. Right,
it's got Trump. I got Trump on my shirt. When
I put it on this morning, I was like, well,
should I put it on? Because I'm gonna be I
started thinking to myself, where do I have to go today?
Where do I have to go? I started, why do
I even have to do that? Yeah? I literally thought that.
When I put this shirt on, I was like, where
do I have to go? I have to go to
the I take my husband to the surgeon. I got
to do this. I got to do that. I had
to think about all that. I have to drive somebody
to the airport in Austin. You know what I mean.
I'm thinking, why am I thinking this? I didn't have
to do that. I should just put on a damn
shirt and walk around with whatever it is that I
have on my shirt. Because I live in the United
States of America. That's ridiculous. I shouldn't care. I'm not
going to care. Suck it. You don't like my shirt,
bugger off.
Speaker 1: That is crazy to me because I literally did the
exact same thing yesterday. You guys may even remember yesterday
I had on one of my Blackout Coffee shirts and
it's the one that said never surrender, Fight, Fight, Fight,
I think, or maybe I didn't.
Speaker 2: Wear it on the show, but where whatever.
Speaker 1: I needed a shirt for physical therapy, and so I thought,
I grabbed it and I.
Speaker 2: Put it on.
Speaker 1: I was like, I'm not going to be a physical therapy,
like are there going to be other patients there that
might think? And I actually went through that process in
my head, same as you.
Speaker 2: And then finally I was like, what am I doing?
Of course I'm gonna wear the shirt, right, it's so stupid.
I am over it. If you don't like the shit
I have on, that's your problem, not mine. That's exactly right,
exactly right.
Speaker 4: Two.
Speaker 1: I can't even remember the point that was made earlier
about how I think it was Matt Matt Walsh who
was like, there are people in Congress who are making
all of this worse. One of an example of that,
I mean, there's so many. We showed one yesterday with
what's his name, Chris Murphy, but Seth Moulten was just
like literally lying on CNN, and I can't remember that
unhappy pretty girl that is the reporter. She just no
fact checking nothing, She just goes right along with it.
Here is what Seth Moulton said when he was trying
to both side this issue.
Speaker 15: By large, saying, we all need to turn down the rhetoric.
So let's be serious about where this violence is coming from.
Of extremist violent attacks in America, extreameless violence, violent murders,
seventy six percent are from right wing extremists, four percent
are from left wing extremists. I condemned that four percent.
Speaker 2: What a lie.
Speaker 15: But we also need to be honest about it as
a nation about where this violence is coming from. And oh,
by the way, it's probably an appropriate time to talk
about guns too.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, is it you think it's appropriate? Do you?
I can't. I can't with this guy. Neither could Scott Jennings.
Speaker 1: Scott Jennings said there could not be a worse time
for someone like Seth Moulton to come on TV and
scold conservatives and lie about political violence while doing it.
Speaker 2: If this is.
Speaker 1: Your impulse, please just go back to your office and
stay off TV today. You have absolutely one percent misread
the situation.
Speaker 2: Maybe just stay off TV forever and delete all your
accounts everything, delete every account and just resign, like we
don't need to resign, just resign from everything. Seriously.
Speaker 1: And I cannot believe I'm about to subject everybody to
a Jim Acosta clip. But it was one of those
things where I was like, I saw this, I can't
even believe. I can't believe the bullshit that's coming out
of his face.
Speaker 2: It needs to be shared. Here's what he said with
that one. Who's that? What's that guy's name?
Speaker 1: The Capitol Police Guide that's so awful, that does all
the shows.
Speaker 2: I know what I'm talking about Like that, I know
you're talking about, but I don't know his name. I
don't know. He doesn't say anything in this. But Acosta
is just such a piece of shit here he is.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean there's there's exploitation going on of his
death and it's happening on the right.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 12: It's absolutely disgraceful, and it's sending us down a course
where more people are probably going to get hurt. And
I mean that to me, is that's where I kind
of held my breath yesterday.
Speaker 6: Is that, you know, I think.
Speaker 12: We're now in a moment and there's not a whole
lot you and I can do about this. Mike, you
and I can talk about this until we're blue in
the face or right in the face or whatever. There's
not a whole hell a lot we can do to
stop what is now I think happening, which is we're
going to be in this eye for an eye moment.
People on the far right are going to use this moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean we should. We should say that
we're grieving. I'm sorry that we're I'm sorry about our
tone being angry and sad. You can't you can't do
that when he got executed. But I mean, listen, let's
let's make some more monuments for George Floyd, shall we.
Let's do that exactly, We should do that, because I
mean that was that wasn't like using the moment. Now,
let's let's do that. It's been a week, you guys.
These people are are They're just despicable. I cannot believe
that they couldn't even wait, they can't even wait until
next week to do this garbage. Nope, they could not.
Speaker 1: You're gonna, I know that you will resonate with the
next two clips a lot and one of them. Is
of Don Junior talking to Megan Kelly and she's asking him.
She's like, you know, there's a lot of people right
now that are expecting us to sit at the table
essentially right and get into that Kumbaya circle?
Speaker 2: How do you feel about that? And man, did he
hit the nail on the head.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of talk about is now a moment
to reach out, have a Kumbaya moment with the other side,
lower the temperature? Is now a moment to step over
the other side and forge forward without them? You know,
just you say we're winning, just complete the victory without them.
Speaker 6: I'd love to do the former. But who was better
at that or kinder in doing that than Charlie Kirk?
Speaker 2: And they killed him, right, He did that, He tried,
he tried to keep doing that. He was effective at it.
That's it's exactly what he was doing, and he was
good at He talked to everybody and they were like,
but he's racist and he's a homophobe, and we need
to kill him. They can take that whole narrative and
shove it straight up their asses.
Speaker 1: Well, Megan is definitely in that camp as well, and
she was on with Mark Halprin talking about that and
just saying, you know, she's not ready, She's just not there.
Speaker 2: She uses as much stronger language as you'll hear right
here in the past.
Speaker 7: Whatever.
Speaker 9: It's been eighteen hours, I've had zero appetite to look
at what they're saying about him, Like I just I'm
having a really difficult time caring.
Speaker 2: And that's unlike me.
Speaker 9: You know, usually on these stories, I definitely look at
what the left to saying, and then I usually mock
them on my show and it's somewhat cathartic. But I'm
just not there at all. I just feel like they
can go fuck themselves. I couldn't give two shits about
what they think of Charlie Kirk. They didn't know him,
They don't understand any of us, and it's because of
willful blindness they choose to demonize rather than seek to understand.
So fuck them. They think they've gotten less of Charlie Kirk,
They're going to get more. I'm telling you, these are
disciples of his on these college campuses who now are
going to find the strength to rise up against the nonsense.
Then people like me, like you, like Ben Shapiro, all
of us who have been in these trenches for quite
some time. Only feel emboldened, not coward, not cowed, emboldened
to say all of the things, and say them even
more forcefully, into work on being even more compelling and
even more energetic, so we can say them in more
places faces and persuade more millions over to our side.
They've done exactly what they didn't want to do, and
the one thing they haven't done is to silence Charlie's message.
Though they've succeeded in silencing.
Speaker 2: Yep, they they have awakened a giant. I mean, this
is not our this is not our first rodeo. We've
been through stuff like this before, and She's right. I mean,
it's not like we've been doing this for a long time.
And they're like, we're just gonna You cannot silence us.
You can't. It's I mean, there are kids on campuses
that love this guy. And I mean, I'm watching it
with my fifteen year old. She's a sophomore in high
school and she liked that guy and now she's and
she loved him. She has friends that loved him. They
all know who he is, you guys, they all know.
So I'm telling you it's not just college, it's kids
that are younger than college. It's kids that are in
middle school that love Charlie Kirk. They don't know what
they don't know what's coming. I mean, I'm telling you,
like that young generation, it's so true.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, and no one I haven't come
across a single person in our line of work that
is feeling like.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I guess we'll just stop. I guess
we'll just get quiet.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 1: Everyone is engaged. Everyone like her, like what she said,
is emboldened. And that's why the only clip of a
psychopath I'm going.
Speaker 2: To show you today is this next one, because.
Speaker 1: She is so wrong and it just brings me delight
that she is going to see how wrong she is.
And this, I promise this is the only psycho check
this out.
Speaker 16: This whole goddamn thing is that he is not martyr material,
so his death will mean nothing, It will actuate no one,
it will impact few.
Speaker 17: It's just great.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's in the root away and that's why
I thought, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Bless your heart, I'll say you mean nothing you will
see h Yeah, right, I know. Let's see what happens
over the next year. Because man, people are awake. Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: And just you know, back we've gone back and forth about,
you know, whether there is any decency on the other side,
and you know, I like to have some hope, so
we're gonna have just a couple bits of hope. One
is just a TikToker noticing finally there's something seriously wrong
with his party, with his side of the Aisle Rat.
Speaker 5: All I have to say is the Charlie kirkshooting just
proves that we are the worst. Man, My party is
the fucking worst. I got people celebrating hoping that he dies.
Speaker 6: Are we fucking for real?
Speaker 18: Right now?
Speaker 5: Where's the empathy? Where's the respect? Man? It's it's disgusting.
It's disgusting, truly. And the fact of the matter is
he was a he was a father, and whether or
not I agree with his political opinions, all he truly
wanted to do at the core was see this country
be the best and I can fucking respect that. And
to see people just just be blatantly disgusting. Man, We're
the worst, man, We're horrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks for noticing the party that's supposed to be
like all about helping people.
Speaker 4: Mm hm.
Speaker 2: And love and love and tolerance and kindness. Okay, all right,
so they took somebody. People are saying they took in
Tyler Robinson. Is that the guy, the twenty two year
old is that.
Speaker 1: There's going to be were they're a waiting oppressor, Like
any moment, the FBI is going to make an announcement
about it. But yeah, it does sound like he is
caught twenty two years old.
Speaker 2: God, twenty two years old. He looks I'm looking at
the picture of him right now, he looks like a
real Disbata Mail.
Speaker 1: Well, I hope he enjoys his execution because that's where yeh,
that's what's.
Speaker 2: Going to happen. So it's kind of in general pop
for at least like a week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, you know how long death penalties take,
like the years before it actually happens. But I'll just
know that it's coming and that will give me some
peace about it. The very last person ever to talk
to Charlie Kirk was one of the liberals at the
Utah event who was at the mic ready to tangle
with him.
Speaker 2: This was a guy who.
Speaker 1: Was very much against Charlie's ideology when it came to
LGBTQ whatever, and he wanted to talk to him about that,
and he was the one that was asking the final
question before Charlie was shot. So his reaction to the
reaction has been it's just very very interesting. He put
out like a five minute video about it, but he's well,
I'll just let you listen.
Speaker 6: You sick fucking psychos that think this is the answer.
It's not.
Speaker 19: I don't know what else to say. It's fucking not.
It's awful. And a father doesn't have his kids anymore.
Charlie had two kids and a wife, and like, not
to make this about me, but I have two kids
and a wife, and if if my one year old boy,
like his one year old boy, will grow up without
memories of his dad, it's a tragedy and I don't
it's hard to grapple with and I'm part of a
community that's struggling to grapple with it right now.
Speaker 6: And people have obviously pointed to the irony that.
Speaker 18: I was.
Speaker 6: The point that I was trying to make is how
peaceful left was right before you got shot, and that
that only makes sense if we stay peaceful now.
Speaker 2: Well that I hope that you recognize that m hm,
and you'll look in the mirror and go, what am
I doing? Why am I siding with this insane with
these freaking loons. Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, This is a pretty chilling video that the Dilly
meme team put out, but it was impactful and it
was a reminder of how what's the word insightful? The
Democrats at the top have been so juxtaposing that with
Joaquin Phoenix as the joker, it was just a spot
on terrifying way to demonstrate how evil this is.
Speaker 2: So it was worth the share here.
Speaker 17: It is Donald Trump and the Myga Republicans represented extremism
that threatens the very foundations of our republics.
Speaker 7: Are they a threat to democracy?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 2: Are they going to take our rights away?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 7: Are they going to put people's lives endangered?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 7: Are they going to endanger the planet? Might not need
the implimate change.
Speaker 20: Yes, people need to start taking to the streets.
Speaker 5: This is the dictating I just done.
Speaker 2: And you know why there aren't uprisings all of the country.
Speaker 17: Maybe there will be. She's a genuine danger to our
erman security.
Speaker 20: They're still going to have to go out and put
a bullet in Donald Trump. And that's a fact. We
have to preserve our democracy.
Speaker 10: We speak out against lives ay, and.
Speaker 18: There needs to be unrest in the streets for as
long as there is unrest in our lives.
Speaker 1: Have a consistent narrative about how dangerous Trump is. President
Biden has been clear eyed about the threat that the final.
Speaker 5: President of possessed to our Donald Trump is an existential
threat to our democracy and our most fundamental freedoms.
Speaker 3: Kamalin needs to stop saying that President Trump is a
threat to democracy. It's now being received by some unhinged
people as a call to action.
Speaker 2: Enough is enough, man. That just gave me chills. We
are not the same, are not the same. Indeed, we're not.
We're obviously going to run a little long today. It's
not I have to get somebody to pete. It's not
Oh no, okay, so how much time do you have
exactly like ten or twelve minutes? Oh no, okay, okay, yicks.
Speaker 1: All right, well then, because we did have some other
news about some other things that we just clearly won't
get to, so I'll just show one more thing and
then we'll get to thank yous, okay, and so, and
I think this is fitting because this is the TPUSA
tribute to Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 2: It's a little long, but like, how do you cut it?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, you can't and so this
will like if you haven't cried yet, you probably will.
This is absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 2: Enjoy.
Speaker 20: We're active on about fifteen campuses and we're growing very
very quickly. And keep in mind, this is not just
a flash and the PAN movement. We're going to become
an institution to give them the power and the confidence
to stand up and let their voice be heard. I
started this organization when I was eighteen years old. I
decided not to go to college. I didn't get in
my dream school, which was the United States Military Academy
at West Point. I have this idea to galvanize and
motivate the future youth of this country around a core
set of ideas, not just political parties or politicians. And
the ideas are really America is the greatest country in
the history of the world. Constitutions, the greatest political document
ever written in free enterprise, the most sured way to
lift people out of poverty and create prosperity for all.
Those are the three big ideas, and I think that's
something that.
Speaker 2: Can win.
Speaker 20: We as Christians are called to go into the public
arena to correct error with truth. So I go to
college campuses and there's a lot of error. We're all sinners,
we are all living error. I'm far more interested in
what God wants of me than what I want from God.
Speaker 18: I have to say this without being emotional, but I'm
very proud of my husband, and I know many of
you are too. You have worked so hard, and I
know a lot of you have seen. Obviously his video
is on TikTok and all the stuff he does on campus,
but no one gets to see him from my angle
except for myself and our children, and the sacrifices that
he made this year. He's amazing.
Speaker 20: I'm very blessing, and I would not have been able
to do any of it without Erica. And that's the
real truth.
Speaker 6: I'll tell you what.
Speaker 20: You are here as a glassroots response to the top
down revolution happening in this country. I want our Turning
Point USA students to receive a round of applause. These
are the freedom fighters of America.
Speaker 8: And the media said the Turning Point could never run
a ground game. They weren't experienced, they didn't know Charlie right.
Speaker 20: This is the great this generational realignment since Woodstock. This
generation is the most conservative generation that we have seen
and well over fifty years. And the number show it.
What young people especially are screaming at is they say,
give me a structure that I can live my life by,
and especially with young men, more challenging of them, more
saying you know what, honestly, I'm not going to talk
down to you. Stop being a boy and become a man.
You want to learn what that means, come to church
and I'll tell you what it means to become a
man because we have the greatest story ever told. What
can I do to save the country? You answer that
question every single day because you are doing the work
to save this beautiful republic. You are doing something that
is bigger than you.
Speaker 18: If everything completely goes away, how do you want to
be remembered.
Speaker 20: Be I want to be remembered for courage from my faith.
That would be the most important thing.
Speaker 10: Most important thing is my.
Speaker 7: Faith, my life?
Speaker 6: Yeah, my god, I love that stuff.
Speaker 2: I know, right, damn it. I'm really glad that he
didn't go to West Point. He I'm really really glad,
you know, because look at where we got you know
what I mean, what a what a force force. I'm
just so glad that he was here. Yeah, I'm so
glad that we all got to see him and know him,
and we got to experience Charlie Kirk. And now we
can all take what he gave us and move forward
and we can all be Charlie. You know what I mean,
We can all take bits of Charlie and like, go
forward and be Charlie. That's the point, right, we all
have to move forward and do that, like take the
baton and do that. Mm hmmm A right. Let's get
to some thank yous. Quite a few came in yesterday and.
Speaker 1: By the way, everybody was really really generous yesterday.
Speaker 2: That was crazy. And the emails like we got such
lovely emails from people. That's really thank you for those. Yeah,
just so sweet. We appreciate it. Very sweet.
Speaker 1: All right, let's kick this off, Sindra Giles said, even
in the face of tragedy, you incredible women remind me
what it means to rise up, keep going and do
more with the time we're given. Your strength is fuel
for all of us to shine brighter. Enjoy a coffee
on me.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Cindra, what a cool name. I love that.
I know it's really really cool.
Speaker 1: Let's see Robin Teel you too, keep speaking the truth,
love you and appreciate you every day, and definitely watch
your back. I truly believe they have awoken a sleeping
giant yesterday. Though Charlie has gone home, we will all
take the baton and finish the race.
Speaker 2: Yes, love that.
Speaker 1: I probably this is in the wrong order, she said. Wow, ladies,
the show brought out all the fields today.
Speaker 2: I cried and.
Speaker 1: Cried and then got angry and then cried more. We
will not let Charlie's death be in vain. Let's live
like Charlie, love God, our families in our country, and
fight for them every day.
Speaker 2: Sorry I read those out of order.
Speaker 1: Amanda Barnard said, I had to wait until later to
watch because I knew how hard it would be. All
I wanted was to hug you both so tightly. Thank
you for creating this community. It's exactly what I needed today.
I truly genuinely love you both, and words could never
fully express my appreciation.
Speaker 2: Thank you, so thank you. Amanda.
Speaker 1: Beverly Romeo said, keep fighting, Love you chicks. Diana Logsdon said,
war my maga hat in public for the first time today.
Speaker 2: I am awake. Good love that.
Speaker 1: Donna, our friend Donna Birch nine ten, loss of Charlie
Kirk nine to eleven, loss of the World Trade Center
nine twelve, will become unstoppable, and it starts today.
Speaker 2: I love you, chicks. Thank you for helping us through it,
through this spawna.
Speaker 1: Heather Sella said, you two didn't have to do a
show this morning, and not one of us expected it,
but you put on brave faces, which must have been
very difficult. I have been crying since I found out
he was shot yesterday. Thank you, we love you, Thank you.
Gary Beveridge said, hey you lovely jerks. I'm pissed and
I'm devastated. I want to fight, but I don't know
how to right now. Show me the way I listen
often and I enjoy always.
Speaker 2: Go with God. The way is to be loud.
Speaker 1: To your friends, to your family, to everybody that you
come into contact with God.
Speaker 2: With God to start, Gary, I think you've already started.
That's exactly right.
Speaker 1: And then Kim Stringfellow today said today is my husband
Paul's birthday.
Speaker 2: He is fifty nine. I have listened to.
Speaker 1: You chicks for a few years, and you were the
first ones I thought about when I heard the news
about Charlie Kirk. Thank you for being there for all
of us. Today I honor my husband, who also is
a good man.
Speaker 2: Thank you, and Scott. It's Neve.
Speaker 1: Neeve said, thank you for giving us space to grieve,
to be pissed, to celebrate your community. This community I
am blessed to be a part of, in good and
especially in bad times.
Speaker 2: Much love from Neve.
Speaker 1: And he also said, Daisy, one thousand percent agree. I'm
not ready. We've been tolerant. They need to change. We
have nothing we need to do. Love your optimism, mock.
We are not the same. And if there was a
gun problem, they wouldn't be breathing already.
Speaker 2: It's a them problem. Hashtag I am Charlie Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then over on locals, Osuki said, Daisy, the Bible
told us it would happen. Evil will increase in the
latter days. Audrey Kraus five said, our world is borked.
Yesterday it worked during lunch, I thought it would be
safe to talk about the horrible tragedy of Charlie Kirk's murder.
Speaker 2: This should not be a left right issue. I was wrong.
Speaker 1: It was met with silence and the subject was changed.
It made me feel so different about this woman if
she had said I didn't agree with him all at all.
Speaker 2: But yes, it's a horrible tragedy.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I'm just shaking my head praying for Charlie Kirk's
family and roth.
Speaker 2: Lady Wright said, I have so.
Speaker 1: Many Trump shirts, Conservative shirts, Jesus shirts, gun shirts and hats.
I don't give two fricks where I am, who's watching,
or who gets mad. My kids will question me sometimes
and I simply say, I dare someone to say something
to me about anything. I am not afraid. Courage is
not in me. Courage is in my faith in God.
Charlie Kirk was God's chosen warrior and his death will
have the same impact as men like MLK and great
men they assassinated before him.
Speaker 2: That's right. Yeah, now you wear the stuff loud. I'm
proud and MARSI paralyz. Good morning, checks, Happy Friday, have
a wonderful weekend. Hope y'all get some well deserve rest.
See y'all Monday morning. Thank you, Marcy, se nuns Amy
and Miriam. I just want to let you both know
you handled yesterday's show with compassion, humility, grace and strength.
We laughed, cried and came together. That was not easy.
Well done. God bless this chicks on the Right family.
Thank you scene Samantha Kye part. Does anyone else feel
like they were in a car wreck? My body and
soul ache I forced to run this morning. We can't quit,
stay alert, but stay happy. I told my daughter in
law yesterday, I felt like a truck hit me this week. Yeah,
so yeah, you're not alone. Empty, Thank you both for
being respectful. A lot of people using Charlie to pedal
conspiracies and get clicks. We lost a beautiful soul. Rip Charlie. Yeah,
I'm seeing a little bit of that too, a little
bit weird.
Speaker 1: I saw it in our insiders group yesterday and I
just took it down and I was like, no, that's
just not.
Speaker 2: Going to be We're just not doing that. Empty. Everyone,
please pray for his wife and his babies. Absolutely, Karen Elliott.
The left is confused and abused Christian's tolerance for too long.
They saw tolerance's acceptance and acceptances approval. No more. That's right.
We will not be doormats. Bo Mama Ate, I'm so
tired of the liberal project, project deflect mentality. My nephew
posted some bullshit about it. If you think the blame
only falls on one side, blah blah blah, it's hard
not to respond with facts. Bit here, we are family,
Oh my god, don't even get me started on family.
We put the fund dysfunctional on mine, Robin Zecha. President
Trump announced the suspect has been arrested with the assistance
of his father and a US marine wow all, who
was also a pastor. It's very interesting. I can't wait
to see all that today MT and we'll be talking
about it on Monday. I'm sure empty guys they caught on.
President Trump confirmed, Kitty Mayor, thank you Mock and Daisy
for helping us grieve and honor Charlie. This is an
old fashioned Irish wake, yes, Julie, Well, if please consider
I mentioned Charlie's poor parents. I think I mentioned that
yesterday because I can't even imagine as mom of a
son the same age who is in heaven, I would
be heartbroken that no one mentioned me there as much,
if not more devastated than anyone. That is so true, Julie,
I cannot imagine. We also have a thirty one year
old son, Tina Kramer, this has been a week for sure.
I'm going to treasure every second in my girl's weekend
and do lots of day drinking. Have a great weekend,
my chick family. I just want to get in a
bathtub for four hours with some prosecco. That's all I
care about. Robin Die, my high school friend, worked for
Charlie's dad here in the Chicago area and remembers when
Charlie was born. Oh my god, rob and Die rush
Clip reminds me of the same sadness when he died.
We really miss him too. Janine Clemt, my best friend
is a liberal. We have debated for years. He is
in shock, just as I am. Sadly, Daisy is right.
These people are off the rails. They are tea medium publishing.
They have the killer in custody, Marcus Drake. Time now
is eight fifty five and I just saw a post
from one minute ago that the shooter was in custody.
I hope it's true. Karen Elliott Trump was it's us Trump,
It's us they want he's in the way, Yeah, Heather Probes.
Conservatives say that guns are for fishing, hunting, and self
defense because that's what they're used, that's what they use
them for. Liberals say guns are for killing because that's
what they use them for. Yeah, Team Media and Publishing,
Killers and custody. Twenty two year old Tyler Robinson of
Utah shortly shorty short. So maybe now the masade killed
Kirk stuff will die. Yeah, it would be so nice, right,
Kristen Beale, where can I support the worldwide distribution of
this joker video powerful stuff? We are not the same.
Speaker 1: That's from the Dilley meme team, so you can look at.
Speaker 2: Twitter, right, Yeah, get it on Twitter. Minnie Bigee, please
let your Arkansas listeners know we're having a candlelight visual
for Charlie to celebrate his life and to lift his
family in prayer. It's at seven pm at the Johnson
County Courthouse tonight. That's really nice.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, bird don't have much, but here's some support. Couldn't
find memberships. The Body of Christ weeps and I honestly
feel like we are connected for the first time. It's
very sweet.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Checks on the right dot com slash links.
Speaker 1: We'll get you to the places that if you would
like to become a member at locals or Facebook Insiders.
Speaker 2: You're more than welcome. Those would be your people, I'm sure, Gayla.
Last time I felt like this was when Princess Diana died.
I remember that day. I do so much the whole weekend,
Lori wean's going to see sixtieth Anniversary of Sound and
Music tonight just to lift my spirits. That sounds like
a good Dame Love. That's a good plan. You guys
were bringing it in. Thank you so much for everything
the past two days, you guys. It's been wonderful. Yeah,
it's been wonderful having you guys to help get us through.
I know that you guys have thanked us a lot,
and I hope we thanked you enough for all the
support that you've given us. So we love you guys.
We hope everybody has a RESTful weekend and we'll see
you on Monday.