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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, there was so much news that we
could have spent time on today, and we're just not
gonna because really, the memorial and everything leading up to
the memorial was just such a huge, big chunk of
the weekend, and that's what we want to spend time
on today. Definitely the lead up though, because there were
things that happened in advance of yesterday's.
Speaker 2: Memorial that we need to talk about.
Speaker 1: For example, there was the news that AOC is eyeing
a presidential run in twenty twenty eight. And before everybody
goes like, oh my god, I hope it's her, I
agree with Mary Catherine Ham who said she is underestimated
just because she gets so much wrong doesn't mean a
whole lot of people won't find her style and pitch appealing.
Speaker 2: Right, So look at Gavin Newsom. He's a concisely idiot
and he has run that state like a giant. So
don't discount her. Look at you not look at them.
They're purple headed weirdos. They're running around. They think that
men or women don't underestimate her at all. Seriously, you
do not. She she easily could.
Speaker 1: And it's just you know, we shouldn't just be like,
oh my god, what a joke, because it's not a joke.
There are idiots out there who will be like, oh
my god, she's.
Speaker 2: So great, right, so we just need to be thinking
about it's just a joke to us, that's right, yep.
Speaker 1: Also, speaking of jokes and Democrats, there was supposed to
be a resolution honoring Charlie Kirk and condemning his assassination,
which should have been like a slam dunk, easy thing
to sign off on, no matter what side of the
aisle you're on. However, fifty eight Democrats voted against it,
which is just freaking bananas.
Speaker 6: Like how do you.
Speaker 2: I don't even we love violence.
Speaker 1: Heyy, it just it makes absolutely no sense until you
start listening to them and you realize Democrats only believe
the snippets.
Speaker 2: They believe the narrative.
Speaker 1: You know, people will put out a little clip taken
out a context of Charlie and then that's all they'll
listen to. They won't do any research, they won't look
at full speeches, they won't look at full context, and
so you get ridiculous people like AOC saying nonsense about
Charlie on the House floor like this.
Speaker 7: The majority proceeded with a resolution that brings great pain
to the millions of Americans who endured segregation, Jim Crow
and the legacy of bigotry today. We should be clear
about who Charlie Kirk was, Okay, a man who believed
that the Civil Rights Act that granted black Americans the
right to vote.
Speaker 8: Was a mistake.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Who after the violent attack on Paul Pelosi, claimed that
quote some amazing patriot unquote should bail out his brutal
assailant and accused Jews of controlling quote not just the colleges,
it's the nonprofits, it's the movies.
Speaker 2: It's Hollywood.
Speaker 7: It's all of it unquote. His rhetoric and beliefs were ignorant, uneducated,
and sought to disenfranchise millions of Americans.
Speaker 1: It's just utter nonsense and every last word.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like a lot of people are just running around lying.
It's it's kind of like the whole it's I go
back to the whole. Good people on both sides thing
like Trump said. They'll just take like a little snippet
out of context, not the whole quote, and they'll be like,
oh my god, he's racist. This is what they do.
And then it's the lie that goes around the world.
Mm hmm. You can't put it back in the tube,
you know. This is what they do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then their followers, which unfortunately are in the millions,
are like, oh, okay, that's what the lady I follow
AOC and she says that he's a terrible, horrible person,
so therefore he must be. I'm not going to bother
to check for myself what he has said. And the
same is true of il han ilhan Omar. Just as
awful here she is is.
Speaker 5: That there are so many people willing to excuse the
most reprehensible things that He said that they agree with that,
that they're willing to have monuments for him, that they
want to create a day to honor him, and that
they want to produce resolutions in the House of Congress
honoring his life and legacy. It is one thing to
care about his life, because obviously so many people loved him,
including his children and wife. But I am not going
to sit here and be judged for not wanting to
honor any legacy this man has left behind that should
be in the dust pin of history and we should
hopefully move on and forget the hate that he spewed
every single day.
Speaker 2: Okay, judge you for other things like marrying your brother.
Speaker 1: She has a lot of room to talk about spewing
hate that one, right, They just they have no self
awareness none.
Speaker 2: Well, pure evil that woman mm hm.
Speaker 1: And so too is Jasmine Crockett, another one of the
no votes. Here is a little bit from Jasmine yesterday,
by the way, the same day that Charlie's memorial was held.
Speaker 2: This is what she said.
Speaker 9: Charlie Kirk continuously put out there was rhetoric that specifically
targeted people of color, and so it goes unfortunate that
even our collies can not see how harmful his rhetoric
was specifically to us.
Speaker 2: She is just a total race hustler, a good risting hag.
That's all she cares about is the melan and people's skin.
That is not what he did. And if she watched
what he did, which she's never done, she's just not
done it. She's just making up lies getting out there
on television on the day of his memorial. I mean,
no shame, none. Yeah, they're just they're awful.
Speaker 1: They are just the most those three in particular, throw
in Rashida Talib and I mean they're just the worst.
Speaker 2: I was the wmpend the Coven of witches.
Speaker 1: Yes, and so leave it to our friends Scott Jennings
to absolutely rip Jasmine in particular to shreds.
Speaker 10: I mean, Charlie Kirk targeted nobody. He was not racist
in any way. I've listened to hours and hours and
hours and hours of Charlie Kirk debates and talks, and
have been with Charlie Kirk and it eventsd with Charlie
Kirk and knew Charlie Kirk there wasn't a racist bone
in his body to say that he was continuously targeting
people of color is nothing but a malicious smear on
the very day that people are remembering Charlie, and he's
going to be laid the rest. And so I think
we need to combine the no votes on the resolution.
And then you look at the leading Democratic voices like
Ilhan Omar and Jasmine Crocord AND's gone out to smear
Charles before he's even had his funeral. When I hear
people say, well, you need to come together and both
sides need to turn down the rhetoric, you know a
lot of people saying that need to look in work
right now. I was shocked at that. Well, I guess
I shouldn't say I'm shocked by her, but I was
a little little stunned by by what happens morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not stune.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it shouldn't be a surprise at this point.
Speaker 2: I mean it's a surprise. I mean all she's just
a total race hustler, that's all she is. God, she's
just vile. Absolutely. If she didn't have if she didn't
have a race to turn to, what would she do?
What would she do? What's her job? It's a great
question I have.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's all she sees the entire world through that.
Speaker 2: Lens at prison, right.
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Speaker 1: This is actually several days ago now. But JD Vance
was also asked about just Jasmine Crockett in particular and
just the brand of hatred that's constantly spewing from.
Speaker 2: Her pie hole.
Speaker 1: And here is what JD had to say.
Speaker 10: Says, yeh, she calls people hitler, but it doesn't mean
she's responsible for any violence that happens.
Speaker 11: Well, I'd ask Jasmin Crockett, what is it that you
want people to do when you call them Nazis? What
is it that you want them to do when you
call them fascists? What is the proper response when you
say that Donald Trump and JD Vance and Charlie Kirk
are threatening your safety?
Speaker 4: What do you expect people to do?
Speaker 11: This rhetoric is completely out of control, and it's part
of this entire network of violence that exists on the
far left.
Speaker 2: And it's true, they are the ones, they're the ones
who are violent. There's example after example after example. There's
data to support that. And she is part of the problem,
and so is ilhan Omar. So is the squad there
are there, I mean all of them. Anybody who has
used the word Nazi right, describe people who are clearly
not Nazis. You're part of the problem.
Speaker 1: Look Aahn, and he raises a really good point, like
when you say those things, what is the expectation. It's
kind of like how everybody in the campaign, like in
Kamala's campaign, Tim Walls, everybody was constantly saying threat to democracy, fascist.
Speaker 2: I mean all the things.
Speaker 1: So, of course, if you're saying those things to some
lunatic who's like thinking, oh my god, if that's really
the case, then we got to take this guy out.
That's why you see the assassination attempts, you know what
I mean, Like, of course that's the that's what they're
the crazies are going to do.
Speaker 2: They see what you're telling them, Well, they see it's
fear mongerings. They're like, oh my god, we can scare
these people to vote a certain way. But when you
have half the country thinking that they are in actual
danger from people, yeah, there's crazy people that are going
to try to squelch the danger. Yeah, what do you
think is going to happen, Well, violence is going to happen,
And that's exactly what's happening, you idiot.
Speaker 1: And one of the words I mean he may be
actually worse than the squad is that guy that goes
by the name Destiny.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what he is so terrifying.
Speaker 1: And by the way, just I don't know why I
noticed his jaw in this clip of him, like it
it like moves in a way that is.
Speaker 2: Just not normal. Why does he have a stripper name?
What is that? I don't know. I don't know why
he goes by destiny? Why does he go by destiny?
Like except on the main stage? What is that he's
so disgusting?
Speaker 1: How'd you can't hide your wives by the way, because
very he's really nasty, but I mean he's he's very
openly stating that like more conservatives should be off essentially,
and then the world would be a better place. He
doesn't just threaten, he says this should happen here.
Speaker 12: He is saying for years, which is why I don't
give a fuck about anybody that winds up at any
of these rallies and gets shot or whatever.
Speaker 2: The fuck.
Speaker 12: Okay, because they had no problem making fun of Paul Pelosi,
the entire world would be better off of these people
were permanently removed from these platforms, like there is no
downside and only upside to see people like Cannis Owen's
Tucker Carlson Timpoole never be allowed to publicly broadcast their
opinions ever.
Speaker 2: Again, It's yeah, his job moves like a South Park character.
Speaker 1: He's like, right, yeah, okay, I'm glad you noticed it too.
Speaker 2: I was like, I totally notice. It's weird. It's really weird.
Speaker 1: So he is one of the headliners of this Act
Blue funded group called the un f America Tour, and
their goal is to literally follow Turning Point around college
campuses and basically counter protest what Turning Point is doing.
And because of his attitude that's genuinely terrifying, Like he
is a scary, disgusting creature, and so too are all
the people that are involved in this tour.
Speaker 2: They're horrific.
Speaker 1: And one of the people that was closely identified to
be part of this unf America Tour was one of
the people that asked a question at Charlie's last campus event.
So these people mean business. They are going to be following,
you know, conservatives around and people just need to be aware,
like it's these are these people are not well.
Speaker 2: You know, they're not well. And it's like if you are,
I don't know who the people are that are on
the fence, but if you're I've seen so many people
that are like, Okay, I'm done with liberals. I'm done.
I'm like I'm going to I'm going to the right
now because these people are complete loans. But if you
see something that's like the un f America Tour, and
then you you know, you contrast that with what you
saw yesterday when you saw like a five six hour
memorial for Charlie Kirk, which is basically a religious experience,
which is basically a revival. It was it was beautiful,
you know, everything about it was beautiful. It was people
getting together, and it was a spiritual experience. It was
something that was wonderful and beautiful. And then you you
look at the two. You look at the two and
can compare and contrast. What what do you want? What
do you want for your country? Seriously? Right if you don't,
if you don't choose the good and you choose that
the crap on the left, good riddance.
Speaker 1: I mean, I don't know if it's just my algorithm,
but I'm seeing so much hopefulness when it comes to
people who are not religious at all, but who were
really moved by what they saw and heard yesterday, and they're,
you know, considering joining churches. They want to understand faith more.
I mean, it was such a hugely impactful day. And
why would you not want that kind of goodness in
your life? Why would you seek out destiny as your
spiritual guide in any way?
Speaker 2: This is this is my question, This is I mean
I look at that guide, I'm like, I want nothing
to do with you, and like raise your kids and
your grandkids. I always tell my daughter, and I know
I've said on the show a million times, like who
you surround yourself with matters? They're either going to elevate
you or they're going to bring you down. You don't
want to hang out with a loser like that. That
guy's a loser. Yeah, yeah, right, that's right, total loser.
Speaker 1: And speaking of losers, we need to mention briefly Candae
today only because inexplicably, she decided to create more conspiracy,
create asking more questions because somebody sent her the camera
footage of the camera that was behind Charlie Kirk at
his last event that captured the crowd in front of
him and therefore, you know, his view essentially of the
day and at.
Speaker 2: The moment that he was shot.
Speaker 1: She claims that after viewing this footage, she's got questions
about where the bullet went. And so the fact that
this is the kind of shit she's bringing up and
then essentially forcing members of his team to address it
is so disgusting to me, Like she just cannot stop,
She just can't stop. I mean it's just she is ill, Okay,
at this point, something is seriously wrong with her. So
here are her questions.
Speaker 13: About this footage from the back. The thing that really
stood out to me, and I just kept asking him
to be played over and over and over again, is
that there's no blood. There's no blood from the back.
There is no blood. So I think a lot of
people were wondering whether or not that bullet pierced and
went out to the back. I think I vaguely even
remember scal you can maybe.
Speaker 2: Live look this up.
Speaker 13: But like I thought, the FEDS were saying they were
looking for a bullet at some point, which is now
very alarming to me.
Speaker 2: I don't understand that.
Speaker 13: How could they have been looking for a bullet because
if I'm not seeing and there isn't, I'm telling you,
what happens in the front is not what happens in
the back at all. If I'm not seeing any blood,
what are we to take from that? The only thing
that could make sense if what they're saying is true
and that person took the shot from the place that
they are saying that individual took the shot from, it
would suggest that it it was inside of Charlie right,
and they would know that. The FEDS would have known that,
so they would have communicated that they were never looking
for a bullet because remember one shot. So I'm very confused.
I'm very confused, not by what I saw, about what
I didn't see.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I mean his business partner, Andrew Colvitt had
to respond to it because of course this went around
like crazy. This is a two parter if you want
to read this one.
Speaker 2: I want to address some of the discussion about the
lack of an exit wound with Charlie. I'm usually not
interested in doving into most of this kind of online chatter,
and I apologize this is somewhat graphic, but in this case,
the fact that there wasn't an exit wound, it is
probably another miracle, and I want people to know. I
just spoke with a surgeon who worked on Charlie in
the hospital. He said the bullet absolutely should have gone through,
which is very, very normal for a high powered, high
velocity round. I've seen wounds from this caliber many times
and they always just go through everything. This would have
taken a moose or two down, an elk, etc. And
then here's the rest. But it didn't go through Charlie's
body stopped it. I mentioned to his doctor that there
were dozens of staff, students and special guests standing directly
behind Charlie on the other side of the tent, and
he replied it was an absolute miracle that someone else
didn't get killed. His bone was so healthy and the
density was so so impressive that he's like the man
of steel. It should have just gone through and through.
It likely would have killed those standing behind him too.
Speaker 1: Wow, amazing, amazing, And I just hate that it even
had to be addressed.
Speaker 2: I do too, I totally agree. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Cash Pattel also like had to write this big, you know,
summary essentially of what they are looking at and exploring
and investigating, not with any specificity, because he was like,
We're still in the midst of this investigation, but I
just need everybody to know we are looking into, you know,
reports about other people being involved. We're looking into all
the things and just simmer until we get through it.
And I we promise, as the most transparent administration in
the world, that we're going to give you the information
as we learn it, all in good time. But like
people like Candace cannot help themselves.
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: I don't know why her timing is so disgustingly bad,
but it is.
Speaker 2: And you know, as a person who as a person
of faith, I look at this, and that just solidifies
the spirituality of this, at least to me. I mean,
I look at that, and I go, okay, there was
no exit wound. Like that guy's body was so strong
that he took all of it, you know, like he
took all of it and no one else suffered. He's
the only one who who took it. And so to me,
like like when it happened, the day after it happened,
I said, he was chosen. He was like a modern
day prophet. To me, that's how I feel your mileage Mayberry,
But I feel like Charlie Kirk was a modern day prophet.
I feel like he was chosen. I feel like all
of this is a lot of this, so much of
it is spiritual. It's like a spiritual awakening for our country,
for the world. And you know, I see that and
I go, okay, well, that just makes it even more
solidified for me. The fact that she doesn't and she is,
you know, so Christian slash Catholic, and she doesn't see
that I hope that I pray that she sees that.
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interested about whether or not she was going to the memorial,
and she was very very adamant about the fact.
Speaker 2: That she was not here. She is to explain, I said,
there is no way we are going to this event.
Now there's a zero percent chance.
Speaker 13: First and foremost, why are you saying but anybody can
go to it. You just buy a ticket to the event,
and you're all working to try to get me to
confirm that I'm going. And you're doing this as if
you're trying to like push my buttons and be like,
we got to make her get into her ego so
she like shows up and like post it on social media.
Speaker 2: Nope.
Speaker 13: Actually, you know, while I'm attacking the Feds, maybe not
going to a public event which the FEDS are organizing
is probably a very good idea.
Speaker 14: I'm good, you know what to do.
Speaker 13: I'm gonna listen to Power on my headphones and go
seea how's that for a memorial for Charlie Curkit. That
feels like the right thing for me to do right now.
Speaker 2: It's definitely the right thing for her to do. Yeah,
I mean Tucker was there, and Tucker spoke, he did,
he did.
Speaker 1: We'll have a little tiny piece of that. There's already
controversially swirling around as well, but we'll get to that.
And listen, I think her absence was good for America's soul.
Speaker 2: Frankly, listen, they were best friends. You guys totally. He
was a BFS. He was like a brother to her. Right.
Speaker 1: Earlier on the weekend on Bill Maher's show, he was
talking about how what se guy's name, Matthew Dowd, the
guy that got taken off of MSNBC, and he was
because that is the guy who was like, listen the
way that Charlie spoke. I mean, he kind of had
it coming, like he should have known that this was
going to happen, and that is essentially why MSNBC took
him off the air. And so Bill Maher was talking
about that on his show.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said, Well.
Speaker 15: Somebody on your network got shit canned.
Speaker 2: I think the official term was let go.
Speaker 15: Okay, this is.
Speaker 2: Matthew Dowd said.
Speaker 15: You can't be saying these awful words and then not
expect awful actions to take place.
Speaker 2: Yes, you can.
Speaker 15: I do expect that. I do not expect awful actions
to take place. I think this is awful when you
open this window, like I didn't like what he said
and when he said was violent, this and that irrelevant, irrelevant.
We don't shoot people in this country, and we don't
defend it, and we don't mock their death.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that that is a controversial opinion.
Speaker 2: Yea, that we have to say that out loud, right,
and that she and that she did and go, you're
absolutely right, Belle, You're absolutely right because she works with
that god awful network.
Speaker 1: Were they to be fair? I don't know what she
said after. That's the only clip I saw. I don't
think that she agreed with him. I don't think that
she was like going out of her way to be like, yes,
I totally agree with you, because they had a discussion where,
you know, he was talking about free speech and stuff,
and she just sort of sat there.
Speaker 2: Really some of that. Yeah, I mean the people at
MSNBC are disgraceful. They are just grow the worst of
the world every way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean he and he also made the point,
you know what kill people on the left to just
acknowledge that this was a meaningful thing?
Speaker 2: Would it kill them to just be like this is bad?
Murder is bad?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: Is that that hard to say? Here?
Speaker 1: He is on that point.
Speaker 15: Politics would have killed somebody to get up there, not
give a speech about how much they liked Charlie Kirk,
just to say we had a political assassination. This week,
and that's wrong and we should They would have been
booed off the stage because he was on the wrong team.
So you're not even allowed to say that. Could you
imagine if a left wing person was assassinated that week,
the whole show would have been about that.
Speaker 2: I just, I mean, is not just true?
Speaker 15: Can't you admit that?
Speaker 2: Look at her true? She's like she's coming and hawing,
and it's like they, I mean, they're just so weak.
They just they cannot do it. And this is what
I can't stand. All the influencers last week, we're just like,
you know, I hated everything that Charlie Kirk had to say,
But I guess it's terrible that he died. Right, it's
always with the qualifier. Just shut up with the qualifiers.
How about you know what, this is really awful. It's
all home over our country that this happened, because I
would not have a I would never say that if
it was somebody on the left. I would never be
like I hated everything that he said. But now, how
about it's just awful that somebody was killed because of
politics because of what he said. How about just being
human about it. They can't do that. They cannot be human. Noop,
It's not in them.
Speaker 1: Not in them, except for perhaps Van Jones, who is
one of the more reasonable lefties. He decided to make
a video about receiving a message from Charlie shortly before
his death asking him to talk, and so he wanted
to show that I'm glad he did. Here is what
he put out into the world, and I thought that
this was really nice.
Speaker 17: Hey, guys, I've decided I'm going to do something. I'm
to share something, something personal that wasn't sure I was
gonna share, but I think it's important.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 17: Charlie Kirk and I were not friends at all.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 17: In fact, the last week of his life we were
beef and hard, beefing online, beefing on air. But the
day before he died, he did something that shocked me.
He sent me a personal message and calling for a
personal dialogue. Wanted me to come on the show. He
said we could be gentlemen together. He said we could
deal with our disagreements agreeably. And in the past week
and a half, just watching people talk about civil wars
and censorship and all this stuff coming out of his death,
I just thought it was important to let people know
don't put that on Charlie Kirk, because the last day
of his life he was reaching out to have not
more censorship, more conversation, more dialogue with somebody who honestly
was one of his adversaries. Me and I just want
to share that with the world, and I hope that
maybe it might help somebody on both sides deal with
issues more like he did.
Speaker 2: I think that that's really nice. I just wish that
when he said he should, people on the left need
to start saying that he was assassinated and or murdered
instead of that he died, because he didn't just die,
he was a saw. Google finally fixed that.
Speaker 1: Google actually had it listed as died and then got
enough flack for it that they finally changed.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, because I mean that is a little irritating
because he was murdered, right, Yeah. Erica Kirk actually.
Speaker 1: Did an interview with The New York Times, which a
lot of people were surprised by. She did like a
ninety minute sit down with the New York Times, and
then the New York Times made it free to everybody
to see. You didn't have to have a subscription to
see it, which was nice. And in the interview, She
talked about the fact that she, against advice, saw Charlie
after he'd been shot, and described that if you want
to read this summary, Erica Kirk.
Speaker 2: Was on a flight to Utah immediately after Charlie was shot,
and he was pronounced dead while she was in the air.
The New York Times the sheriff met her in the hospital.
He offered her the opinion of seeing the body, but
she said advised against it. The bullet, he explained, had
ravaged mister Kirk's neck. With all due respect, Miss Kirk
remembered saying, I want to see what they did to
my husband. She was braced for the worst, but what
she saw surprised her. His eyes were semi open, Miss
Kirk said, and he had this knowing Mona Lisa, like
half smile, like he died happy, like Jesus rescued him.
The bullet came, he blinked, and he was in heaven.
She had not been able to kiss him goodbye when
he left the house earlier that morning, so she did.
Speaker 8: Then.
Speaker 2: Oh that's just like so movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean what the whole interviews is.
Speaker 2: She's an incredible woman. She really is. She really is.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, we'll obviously get to her speech
in a little bit, but like she is somebody.
Speaker 2: Worse, She's a forced I aspire to.
Speaker 1: Be like because she there's I mean, her strength is
holy wow, Like I am blown away. I know, she
blew pretty much the world away yesterday. I mean absolutely incredible,
incredible woman.
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Speaker 1: So, if you were fortunate enough to be one of
the folks in the audience at the memorial, then you
experienced lines starting to form outside the stadium in Glendale, Arizona,
at two o'clock in the morning, which is absolutely incredible.
We've got some video of just what the crowd looked
like at around two am.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is anybody anybody in our audience. Did
anybody go? I'm very curious. I think so. I think
at least a couple people did. Yeah, I'd loved it,
like to see some people in the comments that went
just amazing.
Speaker 1: And they everybody was super orderly, there was nothing, you know,
people were very patient with each other.
Speaker 2: They clean themselves right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it was so well organized. They were so
prepared for this crowd. Upwards of two hundred thousand people
is what some of the final numbers are shaken out
to be. A lot of people had to be turned away,
taken to the smaller stadium across the street. Just incredible,
absolutely incredible crowds that were there to honor Charlie.
Speaker 2: And I just love this.
Speaker 1: I love that people were lining up hours and hours
and hours in advance.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: This is obviously a little bit later on the sun
is rising. This is probably around seven am. I would guess, y, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Amazing, is just so cool.
Speaker 1: And then there were secret service folks or security folks
on top of the stadium who when the crowd noticed them,
they started chanting USA, and then the security folks got
them more excited, riled them up even more. This is
what it looked like.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I love it.
Speaker 8: That is awesome.
Speaker 2: I love it. That is so great. Isn't that the meatest?
I just thought that was cool. That is cool? Not
bless them. Yeah, those are some people. Those are our people,
you guys. Mm hm for sure.
Speaker 1: And contrast that with I don't even know which crossenstein
this is. Both of those brothers are so freakin' so
wild and I can't tell them apart. But one of
them was super mad about the turnout, you guys. And
here here's why they explained their dissatisfaction.
Speaker 14: This is what it currently looks like outside the State
Farm Stadium in Arizona for the Charlie Kirk memorial at
five am. Behind me, you see the lines. This year alone,
there have been eleven school massacres and not a single
one had a major memorial at a large sports stadium.
In America. There have been a total of five hundred
and fifteen times taken over the last twenty two years
in school massacres, and not one resulted in a memorial
in a major sports stadium with tens of thousands of people.
I'm not discounting what happened to Charlie Kirk America. Maybe
we have our priorities a little bit skewed.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you are discounting it. Go sit down,
my god.
Speaker 1: So remember how we heard that there was going to
be protesters, which was disgusting on its own, But it
turned out that the protest crowd was rather small, according
to Bill Malucian, who said tiny amount of counter protesters
outside of the memorial service for Charlie Kirk here in Arizona,
less than ten people, including one woman waving a Palestine flag.
Nobody is paying them any attention, apart from a few
USA chants in their faces. Stadium at capacity, the gates
now closed. And then there was a video I don't
have it but because it was just too disgusting to share,
But there was one protester who was basically targeting any
pregnant women in the memorial crowd, screaming at them that
they that she hoped.
Speaker 2: Their babies would die.
Speaker 1: That's the level of psycho that we're dealing with on
the other side.
Speaker 2: This is the left right. This is so gross. Why
you would want to be on that side is it's
beyond me. I don't understand people, I just don't. It's gross.
These people are vile. We are not the same. So gross.
Speaker 1: And then contrast that with what was taking place inside.
So there was Christian music being played and just the
audience was so moved by it, and so many of
the people knew all the words to all the songs
and seeing them connect with the music was really really neat.
There was one moment in particular that the entire auditorium
filled with what like sixty three thousand people were singing
in unison. You guys, it was extraordinary. Here is a
little clip of that.
Speaker 2: Imagine being there, Oh my gosh, like that, I know,
just would have been amazing, amazing.
Speaker 1: And then there was the moment that Elon Musk arrived
and he was I'm not sure who is talking to him,
but he somebody asked him, you know what he made
of Charlie Kirk's murder, and this is what he said.
Speaker 2: He was a man of peace before and now he's
been voted in cold blood.
Speaker 8: Did you know him personally.
Speaker 2: Yes, we met many times.
Speaker 3: I was supported.
Speaker 4: I supporters overs. I think I supported ty part from from.
Speaker 2: Finally, why was the lad guessin? He said that he
had he was he was killed because his worst made
a difference.
Speaker 17: Because he was gotten again showing people.
Speaker 2: The like or not, and he was killed by the
dark God bless them. Yeah, yeah, that was the moment. Totally.
He's totally right, and he was making a difference, and
he was reaching kids and they can't have that. They
couldn't have it.
Speaker 1: Nope, cannot have it. And the Rolling Stone always the
most disgusting outlet, probably of all time. This was their
summary of what was going on. Said Donald Trump and
his administration used Charlie Kirk's murder as an excuse to
ramp up their ongoing campaign for total power in their
most authoritarian week.
Speaker 2: Yet, how these people are godless?
Speaker 1: I just it's just just it's insane, I know, right,
absolutely insane. One of the little clips by the way
turning point. I am blown away by what they were
able to put together.
Speaker 2: For this event.
Speaker 1: Again, the amount of time they did it, like this
should have taken six months to plan, especially with the
amount of security they had to contend with the number
of people that were going to be there, the speakers,
I mean, all of it, and then they still had
all the fireworks and the sparklers and the you know,
the the well produced elements of this.
Speaker 2: Event was incredible. On top of that, they were still
doing a show. His producers and all those people were
still doing a show last week. I mean that in
itself had to have been so difficult for all of
those people. So I mean, behind the scenes are doing that,
they're planning this. I can't and their mourning this guy
right right, So I can't imagine all the stuff they've
been through in the past week. God bless them all.
Speaker 1: What an incredible organization they have shared themselves to be.
It's just remarkable what they pulled together. So one of
the elements that they had, you know, in between speakers
was basically video footage of Charlie arriving to the university
on his last campus visit. And I know that the
entire it seemed like the entire stadium was holding its
breath while this was played, because we all know how
it ended, you know what I mean, But watching Charlie
arrive so joyful, knowing that that's how he left the world.
Speaker 2: Was his joyful, happy self.
Speaker 1: I think that was it was important for people to
see it. And so if you missed it, here is
that little element that they added to the program.
Speaker 3: Wow, look at that beautiful look at that. That's all right,
did you want mom? Awesome? Guys, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's a lot of people.
Speaker 2: You call it how you want.
Speaker 1: And then this picture you guys, that was Dennis Prager
watching the memorial from his rehab facility. So I just,
oh my god, I just got so weepy when I
saw that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I saw that yesterday too, and that is just
that was that was pretty awesome.
Speaker 5: So uh.
Speaker 1: There were obviously tons and tons of speakers, Jack Pasobic,
Benny Johnson, basically every member of the cabinet. We're not
going to play all of them, obviously, because that would
take six and a half hours, but we will play
a few highlights. One was with Frank Turrek, who spoke
about what Charlie's last moments were like and he echoed
some of what you saw in that little New York
Times Erica Kirk interview right up. And I think this
probably just helped to give a lot of people some
peace about Charlie's last moments. Here is a bit of
Frank Turk's speech.
Speaker 16: In the car, Justin was driving, Dan was in the
front with the GPS.
Speaker 4: Rick was to my left.
Speaker 16: He had Charlie's head, and Brian was at Charlie's feet.
Speaker 4: And Charlie's so big we couldn't even shut the door.
He's so tall. And I'm perched over the back seat.
Speaker 16: And while they're administering all sorts of first date, apparently
my skill, my job was to yell.
Speaker 4: I was doing a lot of yelling.
Speaker 16: And I want you to know that we did everything
we could to save Charlie.
Speaker 4: But Charlie was already gone.
Speaker 16: His face was looking at mine, but he wasn't looking
at me.
Speaker 4: He was looking past me, right into eternity.
Speaker 16: And if it's any comfort at all, I learned later
that Charlie felt no pain. He died instantly, but we
had to try and bring him back.
Speaker 4: We couldn't. We couldn't save him.
Speaker 2: No, No, I don't know how I feel about that, though,
like how I feel about all that stuff being discussed
at memorial, I don't know. I think.
Speaker 1: I mean, I can't imagine he would have done that
without the blessing of.
Speaker 2: Those It I just I know, I just feel I
have mixed feelings about that, you know what I mean,
Like I would I just do, I just do like
I mean, I get it. I just feel I get
it in a way. But I would have like rather
because he knew him so personally. I would have rather
that he talked about him as on a personal level.
And maybe I shouldn't have said that out loud, but
I just no. You can say how you feel that,
but that's how I feel about that, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can have your feelings.
Speaker 2: Right, It's okay, right, but I mean it's but it's
a memorial and people are all grieving in their own way,
and that maybe, yeah, And it was kind of different
probably than other memorials, right.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean there's been nothing like that that
I've ever seen or will see ever again. Ever, a
lot of people are talking about Tucker Carlson's speech. People
were a little nervous that he might figure out a
way to inject Israel into the conversation. Some people say
that he did at the beginning.
Speaker 18: I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm choosing not to share that part because I don't
have feelings about it one way or the other. I
thought the vast majority of his speed, which was actually
quite good and so and it's short, but he owns
his own heart in it, and I thought it was
nice what he said. Here's the tail end.
Speaker 19: It's only an acknowledgment that what Charlie was really saying
is that change begins, the only change that matters. When
we repent of our sins. We meet a recognition that
the real problem is me and how fallen I am.
And that was the reason that Charlie was fearless at
all times, truly fearless to his last moment. He was unafraid.
He was not defensive, and there was no hate in
his heart. I know that because I've got a little
hate compartment in my heart. And I would often express
that to Charlie about various people, and he would always say,
always say, that's a sad person, that's a broken person.
That's a person who needs help, that's a person need Jesus.
He said that in private because he meant it.
Speaker 2: I love that, and he kept it very he kept
it pretty Jesus y, and I do love that that
he did that, So I was.
Speaker 1: I thought it was fine. I mean, it could have
been much worse.
Speaker 2: It was lovely. You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's people that are super upset about it, but
I didn't have a problem with it.
Speaker 2: I do. It's like the.
Speaker 1: More he becomes the way that he is lately, the
less tolerant I am of his hyena laugh. I used
to find it so endearing, and now I'm just like,
you don't know if anybody else is like that.
Speaker 2: No, I hear you. I totally hear you. But I
do like that's the kind of stuff that I'd like
to hear at a memorial. I like to hear the
personal stuff. And I liked that. I liked hearing this
is what he said to me and in private, I
like that. You know. It's like, don't you need to
hold your heart accountable? And I have anger compartment too,
so that spoke to me. I totally get it. I
am like the most imperfect Christian ever, you know, because
I wanted I want to hurt. I want to punch
people in the face a lot. You know what I'm saying.
I get it. I totally get it.
Speaker 1: One of the best moments to come from this entire
thing was definitely the reunion of Trump and Elon so
Andrew Colvit tweeted this, saying, Charlie so badly wanted these
two men to come back together. I hope they're saying
to each other for Charlie. So we've got a couple
of different photos of when Elon decided to go into
Donald Trump's sweet they shook hands, Trump patted him on
the leg. Here's here's video of it.
Speaker 2: I mean, here's Dana White, I mean, like a son
right like her hat. It's sweet, It's really sweet.
Speaker 1: And then there's another video like right when Elon is leaving,
and you know, you can just tell that they they
were so cordial to one another.
Speaker 2: If anybody's going to get mom and dad back together,
it's Charlie, right. And then see he patted him on
the hand again, and he's like, all right, you said
some crappy things about me, but come on.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then Elon posted a photo saying, for Charlie, just
it's very sweet.
Speaker 2: You got very sweet. I'm so so happy about that.
Freaking out about this, you know they're freaking out.
Speaker 10: They're like, we.
Speaker 2: Can't have them get back together. We can't.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 1: I just loved that, loved it. Marco Rubio is great.
I don't have a clip of him because everybody needs
to go listen to his speech in full.
Speaker 2: My favorite I have them were so good. Yeah, I
loved him, and I loved Stephen Miller, but Marco's was
great because I just the balance of everything in his was.
So He's just great, you guys. He is in his
golden era right now. He's just living his best life.
He is having a moment. He is doing like his
eighteen jobs and just excelling at all of them. I mean,
he's just having his moment.
Speaker 1: Was it was a fantastic speech.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: Here's a little bit of Stephen Miller's who you know,
as a speech writer, you knew it was going to
be powerful, and it was.
Speaker 2: Here's just a smidgeon of it.
Speaker 20: We will prevail over the forces of wickedness and evil.
They cannot imagine what they have awakened. They cannot conceive
of the army that they have arisen in all of us,
because we stand for what is good, what is virtuous,
what is noble.
Speaker 6: And to those trying to incite.
Speaker 20: Violence against us, those trying to.
Speaker 8: Foment hatred against us, what do you have?
Speaker 20: You have nothing, You are nothing, you are wickedness. You
are jealousy, you are envy, you are hatred. You are nothing.
You can build nothing, you can produce nothing, you can
create nothing. We are the ones who build. We are
the ones who create. We are the ones who lift
up humanity.
Speaker 2: My favorite, you thought you could kill Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: You have made him a mortal.
Speaker 20: You have immortalized Charlie Kirk, and now millions will carry
on his legacy.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think it's fantastic. I thought it was great.
It was so brave, hearty. I was like, oh yeah,
I loved it. That was great. It was.
Speaker 1: It was absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 2: Don Junior.
Speaker 1: Don Junior also spoke and totally made fun of his
dad in the cutest way. You guys, here's a little
bit of that.
Speaker 6: Who's seen me on social media knows I'm far more
likely to crack a joke or get myself in trouble
for posting some grossly inappropriate beams than I am to
shed a tear. I know this because I've even gotten
the call from that guy a couple of times.
Speaker 4: You know, done.
Speaker 6: Done, you're getting a little aggressive and social media done.
Speaker 4: Relax.
Speaker 2: He's like, that's me that's totally me the cutest.
Speaker 3: I love that so much.
Speaker 2: It's really cute. He like lightened it up in there.
I was good.
Speaker 1: And he also made a crack about just how much
Charlie knew about the Bible Christianity in comparison to himself
and made a joke about his dad.
Speaker 2: Also here is that little bit.
Speaker 6: To say Charlie knew more about the Bible than me
is an understatement, folks. It's like saying Donald Trump knows
more about being president than Hillary Clinton or Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: I love it. That is great, so perfect.
Speaker 1: And then amazingly I didn't dare during the entire memorial.
I was like, should I go look at blue sky?
And then I was like, Nope, not going to ruin
this for myself by doing that. But I did see
other tweets of people who were looking at blue sky
and the crazies over on blue Sky were losing their minds,
absolutely losing their minds. They just they don't know how
to see the amount of love that was there. They
just can't bear it. They just want it to be
hate filled. And it was so ridiculous that this is
what Destiny said this Charlie Kirk memorial is indistinguishable from
a Nazi rally. And if anyone who wants to pretend
it's not.
Speaker 2: These people are, they're just they They're God, They're demons,
They're just yeah, they are, they really are. It's crazy.
I mean I do I feel sorry for them, I
really do. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's all you can do is pity
them at this point, because can you imagine the misery
that they must live in every day to have this
kind of attitude about absolutely the memorial yesterday?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just can't the pain and suffering that every
day must be for these people. Yeah, yeah, I just
I know sucks for you, man, sucks for you, because
it really does. It's a choice, like they literally pick
to be in pain and up bring every day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for you, it's just got to be a miserable
way to live, right.
Speaker 2: There were so many tweets from people.
Speaker 1: I saw one in particular that was written by a
woman who is Muslim, who was talking about how death
is handled so differently in the in the like in Islam,
that like at funerals it's very doom and gloomy and scary,
and like there's warnings about what your first day as
a dead person is like and it's apparently horrible, Like
it's just awful. Yeah, And so she was watching this
entire memorial with envy, thinking wow, like this is so
beautiful and it's such a it's so inspirational, and I
if this is really what Christianity is, like, I'm jealous.
I'm jealous of what those people get to feel. And
it's that I think that's like the first spark of
someone making the change, or.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And I saw so many messages, not just from Muslims,
but from all kinds of people who are like, wow,
I want this, I want this feeling for myself.
Speaker 2: If she, like so many people, you also get to
drive and swim and you don't have to cover yourself up.
I mean, I don't know, it's just right here? Is
that too? Also those things?
Speaker 1: And so you know, hearing from all the speakers that
were so openly preaching really I mean, and without shame
or fear or awkwardness or worry or concern or hesitation
or reluctance, like they were just so ready to do it.
In fact, JD even commented about his new way of
talking about his faith.
Speaker 2: Here is what he said a certain.
Speaker 4: Part of my life. I have talked more about Jesus.
Speaker 11: Christ in the past two weeks than I have my
entire time in public life.
Speaker 4: And that is an undeniable legacy of the Great Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 11: You know, he loved God, and because he loved God,
he wanted to understand God's creation and the men and
women made.
Speaker 4: In his image.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I love it. It is a revival, and I
think it's a beautiful thing and that it goes back
to the hole he was chosen. He is a modern
day prophet. Everything happens for a reason, and here we
are and people then he was too good for this world, right,
and people that aren't used to that and don't want it,
and that reject it and that are demon like they
it's like it's like holy water burning their skin, you know. Yeah, yeah,
it freaks him out. Well, which is so it's just
so sad.
Speaker 1: That's just really right, It's just really really sad.
Speaker 2: Okay, So Erica, oh my god.
Speaker 1: So just I mean, like just her entrance onto the stage,
I was like balling, absolutely bawing through the whole thing.
I mean, because I just imagining what that site must
have been like for her and watching her pray, like
getting herself together, centered focused on your message, talking to him,
talking to Jesus, talking, and just getting her through that
moment and then delivering the most powerful speech that has
ever been delivered on the entire earth ever. I'm serious,
that is how I felt about it.
Speaker 2: It was so good, it was it was so good.
She is such a force. I look at her and
I'm like, that is who your daughter should be looking
at Like, yes Kardashians By It's like, yes, be like
Erica Kirk. Okay, God, I wish I could.
Speaker 1: I mean, I you can only aspire to have that
level of goodness. She is like no other and stunning,
like beautiful, just ethereal, like an angel on the stage.
So here if you missed it, which I'm sure you didn't,
but if there, you can't play this enough. Here is
her entrance on to the stage.
Speaker 2: And I looked like she wore white, you know, understand, Yeah,
m hm, I love this. I love that she wore white.
She was a vision, you know, yeah.
Speaker 1: There was it just me or like you know, because
obviously the podium was behind the bulletproof glass. Anytime that
a speaker walked out and stood next to the glass.
I was anxious, Like I was like, please get behind
the glass, now, please get behind keep walking, please get
into the glass.
Speaker 2: I wasn't.
Speaker 1: I wasn't worried so nervous. I was so nervous. I
hate that, but like that's where we are.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. I didn't worry about it
for some reason. I wasn't worried about it at the memorial.
Speaker 1: I wasn't, especially when Trump, I mean especially when it
was Trump. God, I was just like, stop standing right there.
I felt like other people have felt like that too.
Speaker 2: It was making me insane. I felt like if there
were demons there, they would have been cast out just
by all of the God talk. You know, by hour three,
they would have been like, I can't do this anymore.
I can't, I gotta go, you know what I mean,
I don't belong here. Right There was so much Jesus
and goodness in that place that they just would They
couldn't have dealt. They couldn't have It's like, you know,
if my idea of hell is having to listen to
Jalo music, you know, It's like I would like, I'd
last five minutes and I'd be like I can't, can't
do this.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I just it really made me uncomfortable
because there was just I was like, there's a reason
for the bullet proof glass. You just need to be
deposited into it, like there should be no side stepping it,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I was nervous. I think it was. It went exactly
how it was supposed to go.
Speaker 1: Yes, well, thank god, thank God for that, and thank
God for the security. I mean, that place was locked down,
which was as it should have been. And then, of
course the moment that everybody cannot stop talking about, and
rightly so, was this moment in her speech which I
was just everybody was blown away by this moment.
Speaker 3: Young man on the cross, our savior staid, Father, forgive
them for they not know what they do.
Speaker 21: That man, that young man, I forgive him.
Speaker 2: Oh man, is that Pat the Ireland? Oh? I think
that's what that one gonna look like her?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I forgive him because it was what Christ did.
Speaker 2: And is what Charlie would do. Yeah, I wouldn't. I'd
have I would be I'm a terrible Christian because it
would I would not be able to forgive, at least
not yet. I couldn't do it, and she's amazing, and
there are people that don't believe that she could do that.
I absolutely believe that she forgives him. I believe that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I don't doubt her at all.
Speaker 2: I don't doubt her at all either. She's an amazing
person I have. I have a friend who's like I
have a friend whose daughter, a very close friend of mine.
I was telling mock this in pre show, whose daughter
was raped in broad daylight by an illegal years ago,
and I remember going to church with her and her
looking at me and saying, I forgive the guy who
did it. And I was like, I don't know how
you do. I want to rip his balls off. I
don't know how you do this. And she did. She
forgave him, and you guys, I struggle with that. I
struggle with forgiveness, I really do. It's something that I
just will always struggle with that because I want I
am the rip balls off kind of person, you know
what I mean, that's me. I don't forgive easily. I
want revenge, you know. That's just who I am. And
I struggle with it, and that is my cross to bear.
I've got to deal with that. On my own. But
there are people who can do this she and there
are good, really great Christians. She is one of those people.
Erica Kirk is one of those people. And I think
some people out there find it really hard to believe
that there are people that can do that, and that
they have such good hearts that they can do that,
you know, and I struggle with it too. But I
believe her. I absolutely believe her.
Speaker 1: I mean, that is a level of strength that I
can only aspire to.
Speaker 2: She's amazing. It's just incredible. I'm absolutely incredible.
Speaker 1: This is what it looked like at the end of
her speech when she was walking out.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 1: Now, if you ask me, in Daisy, that should have
been the end of the program, right, it should have been,
But Trump was the finale, and it makes some sense,
I guess, I kind of I do wish he would
have gone before her, though I think she should have
finished it, I think, but whatever, she deferred to him,
and that probably was her choice. And you know, his
speech was very trumpy. In fact, there was more politics
in it than I expected that there would should be.
Speaker 2: That was weird.
Speaker 1: There was actually a moment that kind of predicts what
our show will be about tomorrow, which is that there's
going to be a big announcement happening. I think from
the Oval today here is his mention.
Speaker 18: Of that healthy again, and tomorrow we're going to have
one of the biggest announcement really medically, I think in
the history of our country. We're going to be doing
it with Bobby and Oz and all of the professionals.
I think you're going to find it to be amazing.
I think we found an answer to autism. How about
that autism tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That it was not expected, but right, Okay, I just
wish she would have kept it more about Charlie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was a little it was a little too political.
And then there was this moment where he basically gave
messaging that was in one hundred percent start contrast to
the forgiveness message that Erica gave. But he did it
in the way that was so endearing and trumpy and expected.
Almost a lot of people I see have a problem
with this. I don't, I think because Trump can't be
the forgiver in chief right now. He has to seek
justice because she is. That can't be on her shoulders,
you know what I mean. That's one of the things
that she said in her New York Times article. They said,
do you want the death penalty for Charlie's killer? And
she said, I don't want that decision on my ledger
because when I get to heaven and if Jesus says
to me, oh, we're doing an eye for an eye now,
is that what we're doing? And if that is what
stops me from being with Charlie in heaven, I don't
want that on my conscience. That's going to be somebody else's.
That's the government to decide. And so I think I
think Trump is deciding that he's going to be the
guy that's angry and that gets justice, and I think
that represents you and me and feeling that rage, you know.
Speaker 8: What I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, it's kind of like when I was saying before,
like we talked about this in pre show as well,
where I think that there are some people who are
I am a for like listen, I am not very
good at forgiving, and I said that I'm not. I
think there are some people in this world who are
I want to rip his balls off kind of people.
I happen to be one of those people. I struggle
with that. I'm outwardly like I'm just I will admit
that I struggle with that. I'll deal with that on
my own and I'll that's my conscience, not yours. And
I think there are people that are that are meant
to be people like that. And then I think there
are people that are meant to be like I will
forgive no matter what, I will forgive. And I love
that about those people. I absolutely love that. I wish
I could be more like that, but I'm just not.
But what do you think about Trump? And I say,
Trump said, I think it's great. I think he shouldn't be.
He's the president, he's the government, he's the president. I
think there are people who need to be kind of
they need.
Speaker 1: To take care of business exactly, which is what I
didn't have because there, you know, there's all kinds of
people on the left that are like, she was amazing,
she was remarkable, and he just countered everything she said,
and he he, you know, made this so divisive when
it didn't need to be, when she was trying to
bring everybody together. I just don't see it that way.
I feel like he represents the people that have not
reached her level of greatness.
Speaker 2: No, you know, I think that you have a society
that's completely out of control if you don't handle some
stuff right, some things just need to be dealt with, yehily.
Speaker 1: So here is the moment that has people talking. In
terms of Trump's speech, he.
Speaker 18: Did not hate his opponents. He wanted the best for them.
That's where I disagreed with Charlie. I hate my opponent
and I don't want the best for them.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry.
Speaker 18: I am sorry Erica. But now Erica can talk to
me and the whole group and maybe they can convince
me that that's not right. But I can't stand my opponent.
Speaker 4: Charlie's angry look at that.
Speaker 18: He's angry at me that he wasn't interested in demonizing anyone.
He was interested in persuading everyone to the ideas and
principles he believed were good, right and true.
Speaker 2: Which is great. I get it. Yeah, I love that
about Charlie. But I totally get that about Trump too.
I'm not a big fan. I'm not a big fan
of people that look at me and call me a
Nazi and say they want to kill me and my family.
Not a big fan. I'm kind of with Trump on that. Sorry,
I'm just not so. But for people who are I
love that about you. I really do. I love that
about you. I'm just not that person.
Speaker 1: So after Trump's speech, he had Erica come back on
to the stage and they shared just this sweet moment.
So here's what that looked like.
Speaker 8: Oh that's nice.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, everybody, Thank you very much. Good luck,
God be with you. Thank you.
Speaker 1: I saw a little video of them backstage where he
got her laughing about something too, which was sweet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is sweet. I have a question, and I
don't know. I didn't do enough research on this. Maybe
you know and maybe you don't. We can talk about
it tomorrow. But where were his parents?
Speaker 1: I think they were there because Trump acknowledged them, because
I didn't see I mean they I don't know if
the camera panned them. I wouldn't have recognized them if
they had, honest okay, but he did mention them. Interestingly,
there's never a dad mentioned with her. She was raised
by her mom. Her parents were divorced, okay, and I
never hear anything about a dad, just that she was
raised by her mom. So I just thought that was sweet,
because I mean, there was there was something very fatherly
about the way that he treated her in.
Speaker 2: That moment, Oh totally. I just wonder about his parents, like,
were his parents there, did they pin them? Did they
obviously nobody nobody in the family's the immediate or extended
family spoke. I was just wondering if they were there
they panted them in the because I didn't see that
yesterday and I watched the whole thing, but I could
have gotten up, you know at some point that So, Yeah,
because I as a parent of a thirty one year
old myself, I just cannot imagine what his parents are
going through. I can't imagine. It's just got to be
terrible for his mom and dad. Yeah, yeah, awful, Absolutely awful.
Speaker 1: All right, So if you missed again, go back and
check out the speeches. They were absolutely amazing across the board.
All Right, we've got some thank yous. One from Margo MacArthur,
who said, dropping a dime the fact that Legacy Media
was subsidized with one hundred million here and there to
keep these losing shows on the air. Once the government
stopped the money, the capital markets worked and Kimmel's show
got canceled. Why were these networks subsidized. It's a great question,
it's a great question, very good question. This was from
Alexandra of Franks on PayPal, saying I wanted to say
this last week, but ran out of characters and I
didn't know how to condense what I was thinking until now.
Charlie Kirk wasn't just an extension of Christ, but a
mirror of Christ for our youth. God bless him his family,
and God bless America.
Speaker 2: Lovely thing to say.
Speaker 1: Ed Whitefield said movie review language alert, hija kids quote
that idea looks like what comes out of an asshole.
My favorite line from the Long Walk.
Speaker 2: It was a great yet gory movie.
Speaker 1: Constant bullets to the head of walkers who slow below
three miles an hour, still well worth seeing. He also
said double feature on snap Did I buy a ticket
for second big, bold, beautiful Journey? Two ring fingers way up?
Maybe watch if you're not unintentionally single.
Speaker 2: I hate that.
Speaker 1: I love this romantic journey. They relive formative moments thanks
to GPS. Okay, so Chelcos movies out. Nancy Katz says
that guy complaining that there were no memorials for school shootings,
why didn't anyone on the left do that?
Speaker 2: Why didn't he?
Speaker 1: Are they not able? Insufferable.
Speaker 2: Great point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then over on locals Minnesota, Solar Baby said,
but they honored George Floyd and still do. Yeah, that's yeah,
and look at their lives. Compare George Floyd to Charlie Kirk. Yeah, God,
there is no directly right, said, I'll keep it short, mock.
So many black Americans would be like the first people
to stand up for Charlie Kirk and say that he was,
in fact everything but racist.
Speaker 2: They can all answer to Jesus on Judgment Day.
Speaker 1: Jaw boy is an ecstasy.
Speaker 2: Is on ecstasy.
Speaker 1: That's why his jaw moves like that destiny. At least
that's what it looks like. I heard from people that
might have partook one hundred years ago in college.
Speaker 2: She said.
Speaker 1: Quote if you can, said Jesus, everything is possible for
one who believes Mark nine twenty three. Forgiving the kid
that murdered your husband has to be the hardest thing.
But by not forgiving as a Christian, hurts you more.
Without forgiveness, you can't truly heal your heart and be one.
Speaker 2: With the Father. God ask you.
Speaker 1: God asks you to forgive. He doesn't ask you to forget.
God also holds people accountable and there should still be consequences.
She can forgive the kid and still demand that he
is punished.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and still want to punch him in the face. Maybe, yeah,
just like just a little bit, or we can do
that for her. That's right, that's right, all right now,
you are right, Marcy Perils. Happy Monday, ladies. Missed everyone
over the weekend. Yes, my assassman a little something for
the COGR Kleenex fun after covering the Charlie Kirk stuff.
That's right, Yeah, I need more. Brian Brumley, Elon is
not far from the kingdom. I wish I could sit
down with him and help him come all the way home.
He's so close, He is so close, Brian, LORI waens
if the bee Y YouTube won't let me type. The
word went off of his vest. That may have slowed Oh,
the bullet went off of his vest. That may have
slowed it and kept it from exiting. Had to edit
this so many times. Ultimately it was a miracle it stopped.
Speaker 21: Hmm.
Speaker 2: Okay, Tina Kreamer, my best friend's son goes to CSU
and is a conservative. Charlie was supposed to speak there
on nine eighteen. Her son challenged Destiny that day on
his rhetoric. He did really well at challenging that moron.
Goods for him. Julie Wolf, does anyone know where were
his parents? My twenty four year old son passed six
years ago, and I can't imagine not having some part
in the service. Yeah, we talked. They just wanted to
lay low. Maybe they were there and they just Yeah,
they went their privacy. Lori Wayan's you could read her lips,
Father speak through me. You could read her lips, Father
speak through me. Robin died disappointed with Potis Rant should
have stuck with Charlie Kirk. Yeah, if she was political
too much.
Speaker 1: Maybe part of that is just the shock of going
through what we all went through watching her and then
it was just so different, you know what I mean?
Like she would have been the best way to end
in the program.
Speaker 2: How do you follow that? You can't can't you can't
write see news. Vengeance is mine? Say that the Lord
doesn't mean we can't arrange the meeting? Right? Does that
make me a bad Christian? At least I'm honest? Love
y'all balls, Kelly Bolton. I love that she forgave, but
I also love that she didn't pretend it was easy.
Forgiveness is a choice decision and not necessarily a feeling.
Forgiveness doesn't mean the person doesn't face justice. That's right.
Karma is really believe that. And you know what, the
person who's miserable and the person who's awful, it's just
they're going to destroy themselves anyway. You know, those people
usually end up doing that before they even get to
meet God. Judy Flackney, we have been so silent and
forgiving for too long. It's true, absolutely true. You guys,
We've I've got two gifts I want to show you,
and then I'm gonna do you have Do you have
one too? Or I do not?
Speaker 6: Not yet?
Speaker 2: Okay, We're gonna hug and then uh and then I'll
show you the two gifts that I got over the
weekend that you guys are probably gonna Oh my god,
I feels so good.
Speaker 1: I do have one thing to show that I just
want to but do your thing first and then I'll
say all right.
Speaker 2: First of all, I got from Debbie Evans. I thought
this was speaking of airplanes and luggage. She got this
from me. It's a luggage strap and it has a
lock on it. Oh, someone will steal my jewelry when
I come to visit you and November. Yeah, so this
time I won't have stuff stolen. I'm very excited. So
thank you so much. That was very very sweet. And
then this is from stroke Gen. It is my own
sticker book, and it says hide your kids, hide your wives,
and you guys. It has like every single page is
just filled with inappropriate some of them not all, but
some of them inappropriate stickers. Like it's it's really somebod
These are really good, like idiots are every and like
super and they are really great, like we've been reading
through them. But you know, I choose like this is
totally appropriate for me, like I choose violence. And it's
a chick. It's a check, right, So thank you so
much for that, Jen.
Speaker 1: And she got like a plush toy for a.
Speaker 2: Little plush toy for me too, a little cat. And
that's in the other room. It's just sitting there in
the other room. It's like a little little cat.
Speaker 1: And I'm assuming I have something similar waiting for me
at my mailbox.
Speaker 2: I just haven't been.
Speaker 1: Last week was kind of a week for me, right,
I didn't get there but also I just would like
to make.
Speaker 2: Note to a green from Portage, maybe Indiana.
Speaker 1: I think so that person sent a letter that was handwritten,
and I just want to show you what it looks like.
And you guys, I cannot read it. I can maybe
make out every ninth word. I mean there was even
writing like on the envelope, like they're just tiny, it'sy
bitsy writing. And I just need to tell people to
not do this this first of all, not just because
I can't read it, but because it's kind of creepy.
I mean, I'm just going to say it.
Speaker 2: This is weird. Like I don't I.
Speaker 1: Don't know how to process somebody who fills a page
even in the borders like this.
Speaker 2: I don't maybe or type it. You know you can
type it.
Speaker 1: Just type it because I like you, or waste it
all this time, right, I can't read it, like none
of it. I can really seriously make out maybe every
ninth word. I just please don't waste your time doing
that if I can't. If I it's illegible. So I
just wanted to say, I don't know.
Speaker 2: What you said.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, agreeing no idea what they were trying to.
Speaker 2: Thank you for writing, but you can't thank you for writing,
but no idea what you were trying to tell us.
So there's that. There you go, Okay, all right, Sorry
I had a cough. You guys have a wonderful Monday.
We will talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Hi, everybody,