Speaker 1: Now we're in a situation where I just I look
at everything now and it's like good versus evil.
Speaker 2: We are awake, we're pissed, and we're we're not shutting up.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I know I'm supposed to be I'm supposed
to be loving and give grace. I can't do that today.
I can't. I can't do it.
Speaker 3: Maybe tomorrow, but not today.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Good morning. I have a show. We're
going to get through this together. That's what we're going
to do this morning.
Speaker 2: We're going to do it, and we are going to
have a show. You know why, because community is what
everybody needs. That's right this morning, the very best one
ours is the very, very very this is.
Speaker 1: What we do. We all gather.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, man, so we're feeling all the feelings as we
know that you are too. And if you are devastatingly sad,
and if you are ragingly seething mad, and if you
are pessimistic, optimistic, hopeful, you are doing it right because
all of those things are I mean, how can we
not feel all of those things right today?
Speaker 3: How can we not feel all the things?
Speaker 2: So just feel the things, and you know what, I
think that we might laugh this morning because I we
were before pre show, we got ourselves giggling about we
did word perfect and display.
Speaker 1: Right before we did, didn't we? We did so like
and that's okay, it's okay, we did do that. Uh huh.
Speaker 2: So just know that all the things that you're feeling
are fine, okay, and so and we're probably going to
have all the feelings through the show. You might have
feelings about the show that are like, wtf even is
this show? It is a disjointed, convoluted mess of a show.
And the great news about that is that you don't
expect professionalism from us, right right, We've never been that.
And so thank god, thank god.
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oh god, we're bringing it in. Okay, so much so
much that was bringing in. That was a great idea.
Speaker 3: Who that was a great idea?
Speaker 1: Was right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I told our little chat group this morning that this
is the first September eleventh since September eleventh that I
haven't woke up immediately thinking about September eleven eleventh. Yeah,
And because it took me a hot minute to recognize
that that was the date, I think we should all
just sort of recognize that today is the twenty fourth
anniversary of September eleventh. So it's a It's just a day, man,
It's a day that we just if we get through it,
then that counts as an accomplishment.
Speaker 1: Right, It's a day. It's also been a week. This
has been a week, yeah, and it has been a
week as weird as it is. I think that this
week is a turning point for a lot of.
Speaker 3: No pun intended or maybe pun intended or pun intended
it may be.
Speaker 2: And I don't know whether to be worried or hopeful
about that. I'm going to because yeah, I think we
just need to choose to be hopeful.
Speaker 3: And that's what we're gonna do.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna obviously share with you, you know, the
events of yesterday. Of course, we are not going to
show what happened. We all know what happened. We don't
need to relive that moment and hopefully I will never
see that video again for as long as I live.
But we are going to go through sort of the
events of the day somewhat chronologically, because again there this
is a very disjointed show, so just bear with us.
But we're going to start by just showing how the
day began in Utah, because it began with Charlie being
as Charlie and hopeful and raring to go to have
conversations with people who disagreed with him, just like he
always was. And so this is what it looked like
to the crowd when Charlie first showed up.
Speaker 5: It's just.
Speaker 6: Good.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, he wasn't combat at you guys. His
whole point of turning point was just restore constructive discourse
on campuses. That's why he did it at age eighteen,
because he knew that a lot of these universities were
like liberal healthscapes and they were shutting down the free,
open discourse that universities are so supposed to be. And
so he was like, you know what I want to
change that. I want to go in there. I want
to like have an open discussion that he always did
it in a in a nice way. It was like
it was warm, you know, and he was like, listen,
if you don't agree with me, come to the front
of the line. I want to talk to you first.
And he did that. I love that about him. I
loved that he loved people and he did it in
a way that was friendly, not combative. He wasn't a
jerk and these people couldn't win arguments with him, and.
Speaker 2: Some of them were changed, some of so many of
them were changed from having conversations with Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: And that's you know. I think it's fair to say
that he is one.
Speaker 2: Of the catalysts that help propel Donald Trump right into office.
Speaker 3: I'm sure Donald.
Speaker 2: Trump would agree with that absolutely, because he knew how
to change hearts and minds and he was ready to
do it.
Speaker 3: Here's what he said at the opening.
Speaker 7: We're have been here for a couple of hours, pay comfortable.
Speaker 4: Bringing the best lips that Utah has to offer.
Speaker 3: Bringing the best libs Utah has to offer.
Speaker 1: Right, And he was courageous. I mean, he was the
brave guy that got out there and said, I'm going
to have a conversation with these people, which is what
we should. We can all learn from that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: So after he was shot, there was obviously mass confusion
and questions and hope that he was going to be okay.
Jason Chafitz, who of course is from Utah, used to
be a congressman from there. He was there with his
family and so he when he initially reacted to the
news on Fox, here is what he said.
Speaker 8: Well, there's you know, it's a good crowd. A lot
of people weren't channing his name. I was there, my
daughter was there, son in law is there, my wife
was there. I mean, Charlie Kirk come into town. It's uh,
we were excited he came out. He was throwing hats,
riling up the crowd. One shot. I was watching Charlie.
I can't say that I saw blood. I can't say
that I saw him get hit, but I did see
him fall immediately backwards into his left and I can
just open pray that somehow he survived that.
Speaker 2: And anybody who saw the video knew there was I mean,
I could hope, but there was no way, right, and
all you can think about is my God, I hope
it was fast and that he didn't suffer at all.
Speaker 1: Right, Right, you know, I was thinking, yes, there was
a person behind that long gun, that sniper. There's a person. Okay,
there's a man or a woman who's still out there.
They're trying to figure out who that person is. I
hope they freaking find that person. A person gets the
death penalty, the very most, like the most severe punishment
they can possibly get. I think a lot of us
feel that way. But that person either did it alone
or somebody told them to do it or asked them
to do it, and they were like, yeah, okay, I'll
do that. Like I that that haunted me a lot
yesterday too, because I'm thinking, like I can't wrap my
brain around that. I can't wrap my being able like
some yeah, like being a human being that will get
up there and do that. Like they were somewhere, planted somewhere,
and they did it meticulously, and they did it with purpose,
on purpose. They did that, They plan that, They waited
for him to go out there, and they shot and killed.
They murdered in cold blood a husband and a father
of two precious babies. That's what they did. And it's like,
I there's a person out there that's still walking around
that did that, that lives in our country for the
most part.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and that's a whole other I mean, the
confusion around you know, this old man that they initially apprehended,
which was super bizarre, to then announcing we've got somebody
in custody, to then announcing we've let that person go
and we're still on the hunt. Here's our tip line,
like everything is. The one thing that I took solace
in going to sleep is that they had the guy,
you know what I mean, And then to discover that
they didn't have the guy or girl, I was just like,
you gotta be freaking kidding me, what is going on?
So anyway, we'll get to Cash's tweets about that as well.
But again, when we were first in this sort of
state of confusion, Will Caine, then his show began, and
you know they Charlie was on Will Show quite a bit,
and so most of the Fox people, most of the
Trump people, most of the people in this administration are
very very close friends with Charlie Kirk and so watching
Fox was like a reminder of how the pros do it,
you know what I mean, Like watching these people who
knew him personally. It's the one thing that I'm grateful
about not knowing Charlie personally about is that I am
not personally losing a friend, you know what I mean,
It feels like it in a way. But at the
same time, I think about the people who knew him personally,
and and just the and then that they have to
they had to report on it real time exactly, and
then watching that yesterday. Yeah, because there's just there's absolutely
no way I couldn't have done it. Yeah, I mean,
just that those are the waiting pros waiting and the
wondering and then the finding out in real time and
having to report that just unbearable. So before they knew
that he was gone, Will Caine TP USA actually contacted
Will Kine and said, can.
Speaker 3: You please pray? Can you please ask your audience to
have a moment of silence, and he did.
Speaker 9: About Charlie. Kirk, the communications director of Turning Point USA,
has asked our team to give a moment of silence
and prayer, and so we are going to do that
right now. We want to pause and offer our prayer.
We hope you joined long however, and to whomever you pray,
I hope in this moment that you can pray for
Charlie Kirk, I know, I.
Speaker 1: Know, I know.
Speaker 2: To it.
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Speaker 3: You can't because you have to read a lot today.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but.
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Speaker 2: A lot of people were looking to Charlie Kirk's own
x feed to see what he had said leading up
to yesterday, and the day before he had actually posted
this horrific photo that we talked about yesterday of Arena
saying America will never be the same. That's what he said,
I think, fifteen hours ahead of his own assassination. And
then I think it was an hour before he had
said if we want things to change, it's one hundred
percent necessary to politicize the senseless murder of Arena Zarutska
because it was politics that allowed a savage monster with
fourteen priors to be free on the streets to kill her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then we had people like Whoopi Goldberg yesterday
saying we shouldn't politicize this at all, And I wonder today,
are we allowed to politicize the death, the absolute assassination
of Charlie Kirk because we're going to politicize it.
Speaker 3: This is I mean, there's going to be some political.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is political, and a lot of us are
pissed off about it, and good we should.
Speaker 3: Yet I mean, that's the thing.
Speaker 2: It's just like I go between being just devastated and
then raging, like I just get so and it's normal and.
Speaker 1: The killer is no better In fact, I think they're
worse than that lunatic on the train. Yeah. No, honestly,
I think they're worse because they did it. I mean
that person on the train, that lunatic on the train,
was just that, he was a lunatic. I mean, I
think he was a schizophrenic. He's a lunatic. He's been
in and out of jail fourteen times. The person that
killed Charlie Kirk, I don't know who that person is,
but he knew exactly, she knew exactly what he or
she was doing. I'm convinced of it. And I don't
know why. We don't know why exactly, but we know
that that individual wanted to rid the United States the
world of Charlie Kirk. Why why do they want to
do that? That person is just the personification of evil.
It was premeditated in my heart obviously, I mean I
believe that. I don't know why you would believe otherwise.
I mean, it was not.
Speaker 3: Only premeditated, it was professional.
Speaker 1: Right, you know, it's pure freaking evil. And so now
we're in a situation where I just I look at
everything now and it's like good versus evil, And that
was pure evil, and so if you if you are
a person, which I know we're going to get to it,
if you are a person who applauded that in any
way or celebrated the death of this man in any way,
you are evil. Period.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I can't even And we were talking
about this pre show. I was like, you know, I could.
Speaker 2: We could spend an hour showing you over. We could
spend the entire day, unfortunately, showing you examples of the celebrations,
of the disgusting comments that people have made, of the
videos that people have happily taken of themselves right just
thinking that they're all awesome. And then I was just like,
I'm not going to show any of them because everybody
knows they're there. We've got enough disgusting behavior from the
media and other Democrat politicians that we can talk about.
We don't need to show just scum of the earth
losers from TikTok. But yeah, well, I mean, we'll talk
about reaction all over the place, but it is some
of it has been so disgusting and just it's not
I don't want to elevate them in any way, you
know what I mean, even though we need to know
that it exists because to your point, it's evil and
we need to fight evil.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I don't. I just thought I'm going to
remove them.
Speaker 2: I took them out of the lineup because I was
just like, I just I can't what we need to
focus on as to the extent we can, And of
course we are going to be critical of the people
that need we need to be critical of, but we
need to focus on the good too, and we're going
to do a whole lot of that today because we
sure need it. Erica Kirk, Charlie's wife of four years,
had posted five hours before this event, and it was
simply a verse from the Bible, and her post read
God is our refuge and strength, a very present help
in trouble.
Speaker 3: And I was I couldn't believe it. I couldn't believe
that was the post that she had right before.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, right, And if if there's like, well,
if you're a Christian, and there's one thing that you
take from Charlie Kirk, it's to be unapologetic in your faith.
You should be unapologetic in your conservatism, but you should
took you should you should always be unapologetic in your faith.
You know, and so he was and he taught people
to do that. And if there's one thing that I
learned yesterday is from my daughter who is fifteen, and
she is a faith filled chick. My kid, she knew
exactly who Charlie Kirk was and she, you know, was
just devastated about it. And there are a lot of
kids in her school that she didn't know who. She
didn't know that they knew who he was, and they
were just posting all sorts of all sorts of things
about Charlie Kirk, and they were posting things about their faith,
and you know how they you know, she was like,
I didn't know this person, you know, was a conservative,
or I didn't know this person was a Christian. And
so I think, you know, there's going to be good
that comes of this. Yeah, you know, we want it.
We have to be hopeful to know that there are
young people out there who because he was he worked
with young people. That was his focus as he was
on these college campuses, and he was a beacon for
these this younger generation. Of course we loved him, right,
but these younger kids, they look to him as a
beacon of Okay, I can be courageous, I can say
this stuff out loud, and so many of these young
kids are afraid to do that in their schools, they're
afraid to do it in their sports, they're afraid to
do it in social circles. And I really think that
this horrible thing will lead a lot of these younger
kids to start saying, you know what, I am Charlie,
I'm Charlie. I'm not afraid. And especially kids of faith,
who you know, know that God doesn't want them to
be afraid. They're not going to be afraid anymore. They're
over it. This will embolden them. And I think that
you know, whoever tried to erase him, they've done the opposite.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hopefully they've simply just created a zillion more Charlie Kirks, right,
And man, you know, even saying that, like even suggesting
that there's a million more Charlie Kirks, I don't mean
to take away from the fact that there's really only
one Charlie Kirk. I mean, what a remarkable person. And
he started so early. So there was this old tweet
of his two Glenn Beck you guys from twenty eleven
where he said at Glenn Beck, I am a seventeen
year old high school student. Listen to you every day
I speak for local tea parties about debt and deficit,
fight liberal bias. I mean, he was just an itty
bitty and to think about impact that he ended up having,
and on Glenn Beck no less. Glenn released a video
where I mean it was like a three minute video
of him just not being able to speak and crying.
And then he appeared with Meghan Kelly and Victor David
Hanson as they were learning and hoping, they were hearing
that there was some hope to be had and it
turned out that Glenn Beck's daughter was there and so
he was talking about that with Glenn. I'm sorry, with
Megan and with Victor. And here is that part.
Speaker 10: I just read your tweet to the audience. Are you
hearing that from people who are in a position to
know that Charlie is in, that he's alive, and that
he's in critical I am.
Speaker 9: I spoke to somebody in a position of notes also
said he has a pulse.
Speaker 4: So that's good news. Good dus.
Speaker 2: I have to tell you that my daughter was at
the tent.
Speaker 11: She's nineteighteen years old, Oh god, and she's on her
way home.
Speaker 1: Now, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So there was about what like an hour and a
half I think where everybody.
Speaker 3: Was just like, Okay, has made it.
Speaker 1: You know, he's at the hospital.
Speaker 2: They you know, they've got him stabilized, he's critical, but
he's he's made it through.
Speaker 1: And so there were resfusion.
Speaker 2: We heard all sorts of things right right, and to
the point where by the time we did know, and
it was Trump's tweet that was finally kind of I
think everybody was like, Okay, we're hearing it from the
President of the United.
Speaker 3: States that he did not make it.
Speaker 2: I still was like, Nope, I don't believe it. I'm
just I'm I am in a state of disbelief.
Speaker 3: I just couldn't. I just couldn't. I could not believe it.
Speaker 2: And then to hear the way that MSNBC talked about him,
talked about the event, I could.
Speaker 3: Not believe it.
Speaker 2: Katie Turr, I guess is who this chick is who
Her first thought was to worry that Trump was going
to use this somehow, And I don't even know in
what way she thought it would be used, But here
is what she said.
Speaker 12: And I know it's hard to predict the future of Mark.
But you can imagine the administration using this as a
justification for something.
Speaker 2: What the what the fuck is wrong with these people?
Speaker 1: That's a great question, What the fuck is right? I'm
just I think these people are despicable. They I you know,
I used to give liberals grace before yesterday. I would try.
We all went the same things at the end of
the day, right, we want our kids to be safe,
we want our communities to be safe, We want like
we all want the American dream, right, I mean we
at the end of the day, we want the same things.
We want our families to be healthy and happy and free.
I yesterday changed me. It just did. I mean after
doing this seventeen years and watching Charlie Kirk get executed
on a stage. I mean, I just I looked at
some of the reaction from liberals yesterday. We are not
the same. We're not the same. And if I'm a
terrible person for thinking that, then I'm a terrible person.
But I am not the same as these people. I'm
not like because I value life and they don't. Because
I would never wish what happened to him on people
that are on the left side of the aisle because
of politics. I am not the same as that woman
on MSNBC. I'm not. I can't wrap my brain around
the thought process of her getting on in front of
a TV screen and saying the things is she said
about that man, about that wonderful human being that was
trying to do good things. And even if even if
I hated somebody, I wouldn't want them dead. We're not
the same.
Speaker 2: The only except because I was thinking about that, and
I you know, what I hope for myself is that
I can rise to the level of Charlie Kirk, who
would talk to anybody who did believe in a shared humanity.
But it's so true that when you see some of
the reaction on the left, it's unfathomable to me that
anybody's brain takes them there. Because the only time that
I think a death is worth celebrating is when it's
a terrorist, is when it's somebody who takes the lives
of others, not somebody who I just disagree with politically, right,
like we can make fun of.
Speaker 3: Freaking Harry Sisson for days.
Speaker 2: I don't ever want to see him get shot, and
the fact and if he did, the last thing I
would probably be crying about that too, because it speaks
to the evil that our country is contending with right
now and not and it has nothing.
Speaker 1: To do with politics. And you know, I mean the
people that you just said that, like the terrorists and
the criminals, who should be the ones who we should
be like, go ahead, put them down. Those are the
ones that they celebrate, right, Those are the people that
they want to help, that they want to do go
fundmes for that they want to celebrate, and they want
to protect at all costs. We are not the same.
That's how I feel.
Speaker 4: True.
Speaker 1: Like I said, your mileage may vary, but that's yesterday
changed me. It just did.
Speaker 2: And the reaction to you know, that was just one
of the clips that we have from MSNBC and Katie
was talking to Matthew Dowd the way that they were
speculating about what it could have been when well, I'll
just the clip because they were like, whoa, I mean,
it just that didn't necessarily have to be an executionary shot.
Maybe it was a shot of celebration. This is what
they actually said out loud.
Speaker 12: In which a shooting like this happens.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and again, emphasize what you just emphasized, we don't
know any of the full details of this that we
don't know if this was the supporter shooting your gun
off in celebration or so, we have no idea about it.
Speaker 2: Name me a time where a supporter of Charlie Kirk
has shot off a gun in celebration, right, what kind
of insanity makes somebody say that.
Speaker 1: It's just that that guy. Oh my god, no accountability,
They just say whatever the hell they want to say
and they get away with it.
Speaker 2: Well, thankfully there is accountability in this case because Matthew Dowd,
who you just heard, he went on to say, basically
Charlie was asking for it because of the hate that
he spewed.
Speaker 1: This is what he's said.
Speaker 2: That was the moment that everybody was just like, MSNBC
needs to be taken off the air right now, utterly.
Speaker 13: People just you can't stop with these sort of awful
thoughts you have and then saying these awful words and
not expect awful actions to take place.
Speaker 1: And that's the unfortunately, Oh my god, Okay, so we
got fired. He got fired. He did so.
Speaker 2: First, there was an apology from MSNBCPR that said, during
our breaking news coverage of the shooting of Charlie Kirk,
Matthew Dowd made comments that were inappropriate, insensitive, and unacceptable.
Speaker 3: We apologize for his.
Speaker 2: Statements, as has he there is no place for violence
in America, political or otherwise. He went on to post
on that cesspool of a platform, Blue Sky, saying, my
thoughts and prayers are with the family and friends of
Charlie Kirk. On an earlier appearance of MSNBC, I was
asked a question on the environment we're in. I apologize
for my tone and words. Let me be clear, I
in no way intended for my see to blame Kirk
for this horrendous attack. Let us all come together and
condemn violence of any kind.
Speaker 1: I don't believe him. He blamed him. He blamed him.
He basically said, if you engage in free speech as
a conservative, you probably are going to get shot. Yeah,
I don't need to just expect that, just expect to
get shot. So that includes us too. Mock That guy
can suck a bowl. He's a complete douchebag and he
has no business being on television spewing any of his nonsense.
And it's nice that he gets fired, but he'll go
take his nonsense someplace else and he'll be spewing it
elsewhere and he'll make money off of it, mark my words.
So it's nice he was held accountable. But guess what,
it was a little bit too late because he said
it and there are people on the left that heard
him and they were like, oh, yeah, that's right, that's right.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what outlet this reporter that reached out
to Randy Fine twenty minutes after Charlie had been shot,
but This was the question that they had for Randy
Fine Good afternoon was wondering if Charlie Kurt getting shot
affects your position on campus, Carrie, if gun control had
been in play, could the tragedy have been avoided. This
is what they were asking twenty minutes after he'd been shot,
before we even knew his condition. This is the kind
of vultures that are in our media right now, and
I was glad he shared it. It was somebody named
ag Jan Karski. I don't know who that is or
what outlet they worked for, but the response was I
learned that Charlie Kirk was shot twenty three minutes ago.
I am repulsed that you would even think to ask
a political question when all anyone should be doing is
praying for his survival.
Speaker 3: Never contact me again.
Speaker 1: It was probably a sniper, dickhead good, I swear. And
it's that's like yesterday when we were going back and
forth and we were taught everything was just chaotic and
we were all wondering, is he okay, Oh my god,
what's going on? What's this old dude that they had
they have on the ground. I'm like, there's no way
that some guy with the long gun would have been
standing in the middle of a crowd and nobody would
have noticed that. Come f oh way, this is the guy.
And it turned out it wasn't the guy. So it
was some guy or or a woman. I'm somebody that
was somewhere and this was this was an execution.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well person meditated, well thought out execution.
Speaker 1: Find out who it was. This administration needs to find
out who it is and they need to kill this person.
Speaker 2: Actually, I heard that Donald Trump has given like an
executive order that that will be the consequence. Yeah, that
we're not gonna f around with all this. You know,
should he get life in prison?
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 2: Dude needs to be executed. And frankly, if it's public, I'm.
Speaker 1: Fine with that. I'm totally fine with the too.
Speaker 3: I may need to bring those back.
Speaker 1: Well, they have the death penalty in Utah, So just
make it happen. Do a firing squad. I don't give
a shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, make it painful.
Speaker 2: Honestly, Katie Tour one more clip of her because she's very,
very worried, you guys about the rights reaction to this,
Because what if God forbid? According to Katie Tour, other
people take up the cause of Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 12: People are really upset and they start lashing out online
and they start blaming others for what led up to this.
I mean, we see it when Democrats are targeted, we
see it when Republicans are targeted, and.
Speaker 1: We're seeing it with this.
Speaker 12: Anna Paulina Luna, who's a representative from Florida, has put
this out on x She's blaming the Democrats. Yeah, she's
blaming the rhetoric the Democrats used calling Republicans fascist.
Speaker 1: She's saying, you are the hate.
Speaker 12: If you're in the FBI field office and you see
this sort of stuff bubbling up online, how worried do
you get about somebody taking up the cause of Charlie
Kirk and lashing out on somebody who's seen as a
Democrat or somebody who is a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Does she does she hear herself? Does she hear herself talking?
Speaker 3: Apparently not?
Speaker 1: What an insensitive bitch. She doesn't even hear herself talking.
The day that he is executed, she's talking about how
she's worried about somebody taking up his cause. Of course
we're going to do that, lady, We're all going to
do that. Like that, whoever it is that executed him
emboldened all of us to take up his cause. I'm
sorry that you're upset about that, about the fact that
he valued life and he valued his country. Sorry, you're
so sad about that, and not about the fact that
a man was executed in front of a bunch of people,
in front of his family, in front of his babies. God,
you insensitive hag. These people I just cannot.
Speaker 2: And then it's the way that they flip the switch, right,
like for example, Senator Chris Murphy who literally the day
before yesterday said this, we're in a war.
Speaker 14: Right now to save this country, and so you have
to be willing to do whatever is necessary in.
Speaker 15: Order to save the country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then we're expected for so we're supposed to
listen to that, and then we're supposed to believe him
when he gets on the floor of the Senate yesterday
and says this, this President.
Speaker 14: I first note that we are all horrified watching images
and following the news out of Utah, and we are
sending all of our thoughts mister Kirk to his family,
to survivors there.
Speaker 2: You're sorry, but you literally just said you need to
be willing to do anything in this war.
Speaker 1: Somebody was this is the thing. We're not the same.
Speaker 2: Oh my God, God bless Sage Steele, who is on
her freaking honeymoon.
Speaker 1: We showed her beautiful wedding.
Speaker 3: Photos the other day, but she broke away.
Speaker 2: From her honeymoon in the midst of still waiting to
hear Charlie's condition to be with will Cam And here's
a little bit of what she said.
Speaker 16: Charlie Kirk is one of the strongest, bravest people that
I know. He has, on a personal level, encouraged me
so much to not be afraid to wear this cross
like I used to be. He's taught me so much
about God and faith and doing the right thing even
when it's hard.
Speaker 2: I hope that's I mean, I'm sure so many people
have that exact same takeaway from their interactions their relationships
with Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: I mean that the fact that he gave her courage
to be proud of her faith is a huge deal, right.
Speaker 1: I think he's done that. I think he's done that
with a lot of people. I think he did that
with a lot of kids on campuses. I think he's
done that with just a lot of people in general
that I think Charlie Kirk was chosen. Yeah, I do.
I don't think anything happens by accident, you guys. That's
just how I feel. I feel that way about us
in US meeting and us being best friends. I just
don't think anything happens by accident. I mean, I hate
that this happened, but nothing is by accident. And I
think he was chosen to do what he did, and
he's touched so many people. And you know, God doesn't
make mistakes, he just doesn't.
Speaker 3: And he chose a fine warrior. Here is our friend,
Scott Jennings.
Speaker 17: And I'll be honest with you, I am in utter
disbelief at this. I sat in this room last summer
the night they shot the president, and now they shot Charlie.
And I'm not sure it's safe to be an outspoken
conservative walking around in America right now. And I don't
know what's going to happen other than to tell you
that this nation is in desperate need of prayer and
some kind of an intervention, because when you can't, I mean,
what was Charlie doing making a speech, engaging in rhetoric,
having a debate. That's the bedrock of our nation. I
don't know what's going to happen to Charlie. All I
can really think about is is poor wife and those
two babies. And so I think the best thing any
of us can do right now is just pray for
his recovery and pray for their comfort, because God help us.
Speaker 4: We are in a bad place.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we are in a bad, bad place.
Speaker 2: And I hated hearing him say that it's just dangerous
to be a public conservative, you know, to speak as
a conservative in public. I mean he's right, of course, obviously,
because that's what we've seen as a result of yesterday.
But I hate to think that it would stop anybody
from speaking. That's the last thing that Charlie would want
is for people to cower and hide and not talk,
because that was his whole goal is to open these conversations,
to have the conversations, to engage in the debate, even
with people that you violently disagree with, right, you know
what I mean? And so I just that was again,
you know, the feelings are up and down and all
over the place, and so that was an example.
Speaker 1: He didn't want people to be afraid. He was a
shining example of do not be afraid, and so we
just we can't be afraid, you guys, we can't. I mean,
it's like it's, yeah, I don't know. I look at
this and I don't think it's it's kind of I know,
we have we have reaction from like Gutfeld, But I
think Gutfeld's take on this was completely awesome because he
was he's pissed, Like I'm pissed. I'm so pissed about it.
I cried so much yesterday. But literally the amount of
rage I had as opposed to the amount of sadness
I had, it was it was off. I can tell you.
It was like it was disproportionate because I'm just so
I'm so mad about this, you know, I'm just because
it's so unfair. I'm just they took such a wonderful,
happy warrior from us, right that did so many wonderful
things for our cause, and it's like I'm just like,
why him, you know, because he helped so many young
people come to Conservatism and Christianity, and it's like that's
what just it makes me crazy, you know, just makes
me crazy that this happened. But at the same time,
like one of the things that I think the biggest
thing that he stood for was courage, you know, And
so at this point we just cannot be like, oh
my god, we can't talk in public. We can't keep
saying the things that we've been saying. I think we
just need to get louder. We got to get louder,
all of us, all of us. You can't look at
somebody and go, they're going to talk about it, or
that person's going to talk about it. We've been doing
this seventeen years. We've always had people write us and say,
I totally believe you say. I agree with everything you say,
but I'm afraid to say it on campus. I'm afraid
to say it at work. I'm afraid to say it
my family. Stop being afraid. Stop being afraid. You guys,
God doesn't want you to be afraid. He didn't want
you to be afraid. We don't want you to be afraid.
We are a community. We got your backs. Don't be afraid.
Stop being afraid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, when you talk about the unfairness. This
from John Rocker, who said all Charlie Kirk did was
have a respectful dialogue with the people he disagreed with.
That's all he did you, guys, And it's just it
is so unfair. I mean, what you said is spot on,
and we talked about how you know. Ultimately, what alerted
everybody finally to Charlie's fate was Donald Trump's tweet about him,
and that seemed to be what everybody was like, Okay,
well that's that. I mean, if the if Trump is
reporting it, it must be true. As much as we
didn't want to believe it, but he did find tweet.
The great and even legendary Charlie Kirk is dead. No
one understood or had the heart of the youth in
the United States of America better than Charlie. He was
loved and admired by all, especially me, and now he
is no longer with us. Milanias and my sympathies go
out to his beautiful wife, Erica and family.
Speaker 1: Charlie, we love you.
Speaker 2: And then, because it was during Will Kaine's show, he
also had to make that announcement. And here is the
moment he had to deliver the news.
Speaker 9: Sorry to interrupt you, it is. It is my great
dishonor to be the person that says this and breaks
this to you on television. But President Donald Trump is
announcing on true social the great and even legendary Charlie
Kirk is dead. Charlie, we love you. Charlie Kirk, according
to the President of the United States, is dead.
Speaker 1: That had to be so difficult for her.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I cannot even imagine. And then Trump
tweeted that, in honor of Charliekirk, truly great American patriot,
I'm ordering all American flags throughout the United States lowered
to half mast until Sunday evening at six o'clock. And
then I'm gonna lose it during this, Megan and Glenn, Oh,
you guys, this was the worst.
Speaker 10: There are news outlets reporting the worst right now. Glenn,
I don't know what I'm waiting for before I report it.
You know, I trust just the news. I trust desret.
What are we waiting for, like the AP to say it.
We don't trust that more than we trust these They
are reporting that Charlie has died, that he's dead at
the age of thirty one.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 10: She would have to bet that video it's real.
Speaker 4: There's no way he survived.
Speaker 12: Only but it is.
Speaker 4: It had to have happened quickly.
Speaker 8: Right right.
Speaker 10: If you see the video, you do not see any suffering. No,
he appears to be spared the horrific moments after that,
the girl on the Charlotte train wasn't when she knew
she was dying, or she knew something terrible had happened.
I think it's clear Charlie went down, he went down quickly.
Speaker 3: That just absolutely wrecked me. That was the worst.
Speaker 2: And then the rage came back because of freaking headlines
like this from the New York Times. How you headline
a story like this to just say, Charlie Kirk, right
wing force and a close Trump ally dies at thirty
one unbelievable.
Speaker 3: I was just like, you cannot be serious.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I never ever trust these assholes. Again, do you understand?
How seriously do you understand what they're doing here? I
hope everybody understands and they are clear on who these
people are. Again, we are not the same. Just I mean,
this is basics.
Speaker 2: I don't care that they have it in their little
subheading that he was fatally shot.
Speaker 3: No, he was murdered, he was assassinated.
Speaker 1: He was killed in cold blood.
Speaker 3: I was cute or angry about this one. My god,
I was the worst.
Speaker 1: It was the absolute worst. These you cannot polar opposites.
I want nothing to do with these people. I'm sorry.
I know I'm supposed to be I'm supposed to be
loving and give grace. I can't do that today. I can't.
I can't do it.
Speaker 3: Maybe tomorrow, but not today.
Speaker 1: Zero humanity zero.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Trump made an address from the Oval. It was
well over four minutes.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to play the whole thing, but here
is a little piece of it that you do need
to hear, because then Jensaki responds to it as the
complete wretched hag that she is.
Speaker 3: Here's a little bit of what Trump said to.
Speaker 4: My great fellow Americans.
Speaker 18: I am filled with grief and anger at the heinous
assassination of Charlie Kirk on a college campus in Utah.
Speaker 4: For years, those on the.
Speaker 18: Radical left have compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to Nazis
and the world's worst mass murderers and criminals. This kind
of rhetoric is directly responsible for the terrorism that we're
seeing in our country today, and it.
Speaker 4: Must stop right now.
Speaker 18: My administration will find each and every one of those
who contributed to this atrocity and to other political violence,
including the organizations that funded and support it, as well
as those who go after our judges, law enforcement officials,
and everyone else who brings order to our country. From
the attack on my life in Butler, Pennsylvania last year,
which killed a husband and father, to the attacks on
ICE agents, to the vicious murder of a healthcare executive
in the streets of New York, to the shooting of
House Majority leaders Steve Scalise and three others, radical of
political violence has hurt too many innocent people and taken
too many lives. Tonight, they asked all Americans to commit
themselves to the American values for which Charlie Kirk lived
and died, the values of free speech, citizenship, the rule
of law, and the patriotic devotion and love of God.
Charlie was the best of America, and the monster who
attacked him was attacking our whole country. An assassin tried
to silence him with a bullet, but he failed, because
together we will ensure that his voice, his message, and
his legacy will live on for countless generations to come. Today,
because of this heinous act, Charlie's voice has become bigger
and grander than ever before.
Speaker 2: Yes, it has to, and we are all responsible for that.
We're all responsible.
Speaker 3: To stay loud.
Speaker 2: That's right, And so Jensaki wouldn't air because of his
MSNBC they wouldn't air a single second of Trump's address. Instead,
they just chose to rip on it and essentially blame
him for My god, what happened here is that wretched hag.
Speaker 1: I got to play the video.
Speaker 19: I don't want to play the video, but there was
a line at the end that I think is I
just wanted to raise and read. At the end of
this four minute video, he says, for years, those on
the radical left have compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to
Nazis and the word world's most worst mass murders and criminals.
This kind of rhetoric is directly responsible for the terrorism
that we're seeing in our country today, and it must
stop right now. And obviously there's a lot of rhetoric
that is problematic, a lot of it is coming from
one particular side and from one particular building.
Speaker 1: But what can need done?
Speaker 19: I fear when this is an escalation already in less
than twenty four hours of this shooting.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I think historically presidents have looked for opportunities to
bring people together, you know, right now we need a
president that'll bring the country together and not try to
further you know, di guide us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like Biden did, like Obama did. Yeah, I just
I cannot with this guy. Shut up. Both of them
need to shut up. If they can't, they just need
to be saying nice things about Charlie Kirk or just
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F bomb. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I cannot guarantee that I'm sorry, but it's just right.
Speaker 1: It's just been it's been a week, you guys. I'm
sorry about the F bombs. I apologize. Hide your kids
and hide your wives, hie them.
Speaker 2: All, especially because we still have to deal with nonsense
from Democrats. I don't know who this person is. You'll
see the name on the bottom of your screen when
we play this video. This was some Democrats strategist who
called into the BBC. I don't even know what to
make of what this psychopath is saying.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you can help discern what she's getting at.
Speaker 2: But it sounds no, no, no, it's a video here,
but yeah, you got to hear it. It sounds like
just complete there's laughter and psychosis and I don't even
know what else.
Speaker 21: But here's it is a really shocking moment, you know,
And I was thinking, you know, I've never shared a
Trump post in my life.
Speaker 1: I will contemplate sharing this one.
Speaker 21: But what I will say with the caveat he wasn't
admired and loved by all.
Speaker 16: So that's that's an exaggeration.
Speaker 1: But the truth is it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Sorry,
let me finished. He doesn't it doesn't matter.
Speaker 12: I don't.
Speaker 2: You could even hear the BBC reporters being like, what
are you even saying?
Speaker 3: And I can't.
Speaker 2: I still can't tell you which Again, I have no idea. Again,
shut the f up, just shut up, just shut up?
Speaker 1: Like that's not good commentary on a day where a
man is executed? Did these people not have parents?
Speaker 16: Like?
Speaker 1: Do they have mothers that teach them how to act
in public like forums in society? Even if you don't
like somebody, shut them up, right, Maybe keep your mouth shut,
like that's what you teach your children. Okay, you may
not like somebody, but just keep your mouth shut. If
you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything. But
that man was executed in a public space. You don't
be like, well, not everybody liked him? What is wrong
with you?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: I mean it wasn't universally admired.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's what your this is what your
contribution is to the news right now, that's your take.
Speaker 1: Okay, MENSA, thanks a lot. We appreciate that. How about
you shut the f up exactly.
Speaker 2: TPUSA unfortunately had to make whoops, I went a little
bit too.
Speaker 3: Far with my cursor.
Speaker 2: TPUSA made a statement simply saying, it's with a heavy
heart that we confirmed that Charlie James Kirk has been
murdered by a gunshot that took place during Turning Point.
USA is the American Comeback Tour campus event at Utah
Valley University on September tenth, twenty twenty five. May be
received into the merciful arms of our loving Savior who
suffered and died for Charlie. We asked that everyone keep
his family and loved ones in your prayers, and we
asked that you please respect their privacy and dignity at
this time and now, all eyes are on who the
hell did this and how are we going? How are
we going to find them, and how are we going
to bring them to justice because the fact that they
are still out there on the loose makes me rage.
We do you know, again, we talked about this earlier,
but the fact that we live in such a surveillance
kind of society now, where there's cameras everywhere where, there's
phones everywhere capturing every moment. There is no way. There's
no excuses for not finding this person. There's just not
And I don't care if it comes from cash Betel himself.
If he says we can't find him, that's unacceptable. That's
just simply unacceptable. Agree, there was this video that someone
got of the person, presumably from the roof, because you know,
a lot of people are saying this was a rifle
shot from two hundred yards away.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's true or not, but this
does seem highly suspicious.
Speaker 22: Getting right up, Yeah, you think he'd already be in place.
You would think that, so are there somebody on the
roof from there? Just Sam, he just ran from over
my finger from over there, ran in and as we're there.
Speaker 2: Anyway, there's probably tons and tons of tips going into
the FBI, but it was just such a disappointment to
first read the subject for the horrific shooting today that
took the life of Charlie Kirk is now in custody.
Only two hours later that then have to read that
the subject in custody has been released after an interrogation
by law enforcement.
Speaker 3: I mean, I just I can't take it.
Speaker 1: If you see somebody on a roof crouch like that,
why wouldn't you say something?
Speaker 3: What is Charlie's security team like just go up and
be like can be.
Speaker 1: Like, hey, do you see that guy up on the roof?
Speaker 3: I feel like that's a little sus Yeah, something's wrong
with that.
Speaker 1: Why are people just videotaping and not saying anything. Find
a police officer, find a camp with somebody. Just tell
somebody what are we doing? I don't know.
Speaker 3: We're grabbing our phones and we're like, look, I'm going
to post this to TikTok.
Speaker 1: You're an idiot.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I can't.
Speaker 2: All right, we need to see something positive about Charlie,
even if it's even if it's upsetting, because man, was
he ever just such a family man. There was a
just several weeks ago he was on with Fox News
and he did his segment and his little girl who's three,
ran up to her dad and there was just this
moment where they embraced that was so sweet. You're gonna
see that, and then you're gonna see a little montage
that was made of Charlie and his family.
Speaker 23: Well, I would say, you need to understand the biblical
role of the father when it comes to your child.
You are tasked to protect them both physically, spiritually, and
emotionally and really outside the house and obviously in other
ways as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was a dad and a husband and a
peaceful debater.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 3: That's what kill That's his big crime. That was somebody
had to take him out because of that.
Speaker 1: Yep, because because he was effective at what he did.
He was effective. He was an effective conservative Christian and
they took him out. M. H.
Speaker 2: Fisher King saying they killed a thirty one year old
father of two. His only crime was to go to
university campuses and engage in good faith with people who
disagreed with him. If this is not a wake up call,
we are never going to wake up.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 2: The very last tweet that Charlie ever made, it was
discovered by Matt van Swoll from North Carolina, who said
I just now realized that Charlie Kirk's last reply on
X was to me last night on this post. Without
X and people like Charlie standing up to tell the truth,
I may have never known the truth. I am shaking
with anger, with sadness, with tears in my eyes. God
bless Charlie Kirk. And he had posted a photograph of
Arena and saying he said in his post of that photo,
we don't need to live this way, and Charlie simply
replied yep. And the very next day he's gone constantin
Kausen reacting. I'm going to have you read the longer one,
but I'll kick it off with this initial reaction of his.
Speaker 3: He said, I have no words.
Speaker 2: I don't understand how to live in a world where
someone would take a father away from his young children
for having a different opinion. And then later he said
what a lot of us are feeling right now. He
was very good about putting it into words. You can
read this one.
Speaker 1: I hope I'm wrong, which tonight feels like some sort
of invisible line has been crossed that we didn't even
know was there. The last time I felt like this
was nine to eleven when it was clear, without knowing
how and the what, that the world was about to
change forever, like the rules of the game had been
permanently altered, and there was simply no going to, no
going back to the innocent, peaceful past. I didn't feel
like this when an attempt was made on President Trump's life.
If I had to rationalize why I didn't, I guess
it's because several US presidents have been shot at and
even assassinated. Somehow, it was within the realms of the possible,
no matter how awful. But to murder a young father
simply for doing debates and mobilizing young people to vote
for a party that represents half of America, this is
something else. Charlie's death is a tragedy for his wife,
his children, and his family. I don't pray often, but
I am praying for them tonight. But I fear his
murder will be a tragedy for all of us in
ways we will only understand time on bolds. I hope
I'm wrong. I think he's right.
Speaker 2: I know, like that makes these sort of sense, that
there's a line that has been crossed totally.
Speaker 1: I think. I mean, like I said at the beginning,
of the show. I'm I was changed yesterday, and I
hope that other people are too. I hope that because
I'm all out of grace, y'all, I'm all out of it,
I really am. And you know what I think when
it comes to like your children, and this is what
I do with especially my fifteen year old, because our
older kids are already pretty freaking strong in their convictions.
Teach your children and your grandchildren to be strong in
their convictions. Teach them to know who they are and
be proud of it. Teach them to be oaks, not willows,
if you know what I mean. Like, make them understand
that it is okay to be conservative and Christian and
proud of it. Don't apologize for it, and make sure this.
Speaker 2: W Teach them to be around, be aware of their surroundings. Ay,
the convict did be aware. You know it all has
to happen. At the same time, Seth Dylan another reaction
to Charlie. They were also close friends, and he said,
you need to know what Charlie was like personally. His
faith was real, it wasn't a show, and that meant
he always looked for ways to be an encouragement. These
were his last messages to me. His courage came from
knowing God as his refuge and strength. The best way
I know to honor him is to share that with you.
I miss you, Charlie. And Charlie had written I'm here
for you, and Seth wrote back same, and then Charlie
wrote back Psalm forty six one. God is our refuge
and strength and a very present help in trouble, just
like his wife had said five hours before he died.
Glenn Beck, reacting after he knew that Charlie was gone,
you can read this one too.
Speaker 3: I told you I was going to make you read
Uh huh.
Speaker 1: The President has confirmed what I can scarcely bring myself
to say. My dear friend, Charlie Kirk is gone. In
all my years, I've spoken tens of millions of words,
but tonight I have none. Tomorrow, many of his friends
and his Blaz's family will join me on national radio
and podcasts as we try to honor him. I pray
that God grants me the words worthy of such a man,
though I know none of us could ever truly capture
the depth of his faith, his courage, and his love
for this country. Pray please for his family. And pray
for our republic, which has lost one of its most
faithful defenders. I can only imagine the joy that must
now fill his heart as he hears those words we
all long to hear. Well done, my good and faithful servant.
Rest well, Charlie until we meet again. Oh my God. Okay,
I know.
Speaker 3: And there's more.
Speaker 2: We do have more reactions, so much because so many
people knew and loved him and had words of wisdom
that need to be shared. RFK Junior even posted a
photo of him and Charlie and Donald Trump, saying, once again,
a bullet has silenced the most eloquent truth teller of
an era. My dear friend Charlie Kirk was our country's
relentless and courageous crusader for free speech. We pray for
Erica and the children. Charlie's already in paradise with the Angels.
We ask his prayers for our country. And this influence
of Charlie's went across the world. So net Yahoo also saying,
Charlie Kirk was murdered for speaking truth and defending freedom.
A lion hearted friend of Israel, he fought the lies
and stood tall for Judeo Christian civilization. I spoke to
him only two weeks ago and invited him to Israel.
Sadly that visit will not take place. We lost an
incredible human being. His boundless pride in America and his
valiant belief in free speech will have a lasting impact.
Speaker 3: Rest in peace, Charlie.
Speaker 1: Yeh. So today I posted on my Facebook wall, I
think it's very important that people look, we always need
to revisit history. We need to read, we need to
understand who we are as people, as a republic. But
you know it's that that old orwell quote. The further
a society drifts from truth, the more it will hate
those who speak it. They hated him because he spoke
the truth. You guys, and people may hate you, they
hate us, you know, they may hate you. Keep speaking
the truth. Don't ever stop, and don't ever like silence
yourself because you're afraid or you think well, I mean,
it may be uncomfortable. Never stop speaking the truth.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Dennis Prager, friend of the show obviously and friend of
Charlie's and who's paralyzed now after that injury to his back.
Speaker 3: He posted a lovely, lovely tribute to.
Speaker 2: Charlie and I'm not going to share the entire thing
because it would, you know it would. It's forever, but
you I want you to go and read it. We're
just going to share this last part of it. He
talked about what Charlie meant to him as a Jew,
but then said, as Dennis, I have lost a very
close friend. Charlie repeatedly visited me in the various hospitals
that I've been in since November twelfth of last year,
when I suffered a catastrophic fall which has left me paralyzed.
When members of the nursing staff heard that Charlie Kirk
was visiting me, my room became the most popular one
in the hospital. Charlie brought me the manuscript of his
forthcoming book, arguing that everyone Christians as well as Jews,
should observe Shabbat, the Jewish Sabbath, just as he and
his family had begun to do from Friday sundown to
Saturday sundown. It's a measure of our close relationship that
he dedicated the book to me. His brilliant exposition of
these arguments provide clear evidence for the non necessity of
a college education for most young Americans. My heart breaks
for his young widow Erica, for his two children who
have lost as great a man and a father as
children can have, and for Charlie, who did not live
to see them grow up. For one of the first
times in my twenty years with my wife Sue, I
have seen her sob uncontrollably. The Prager home is in
deep mourning, as are the homes of countless Americans. The
loss to us personally and to the country generally is immeasurable.
Speaker 1: Right, read the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Make sure that you see the whole thing, and for
I mean, no matter what else you do, make sure
that you read JD. Vance's entire tribute. Again, we'll just
share the end of it, but the whole thing, please,
please please make sure that you see it. Here is
just the very very end of what JD wrote. He said,
I was in the meeting in the West wing when
those group chats started lighting up with people telling Charlie
they were praying for him, and that's how I learned
the news that my friend had been shot. I prayed
a lot over the next hour, as first good news
and then bad trickled in. God didn't answer those prayers,
and that's okay. He had other plans, and now that
Charlie's is in heaven, I'll ask him to talk to
the Big Man directly on behalf of his family, his friends,
and the country he loves so dearly. You ran a
good race, my friend. We've got it from here.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh my god, I know.
Speaker 3: And then just the various lives that he impacted. Charlie.
Speaker 1: There's a young.
Speaker 2: Young influencer by the name of Chandler Crump who also
showed pictures of himself with Charlie and shared how Charlie
had changed his life. He said, I attended Turning Point
USA's Young Black Leadership Summit in October of twenty eighteen.
I was fourteen at the time, but Charlie told me
it didn't matter how young I was. I could fight
alongside him in this movement. From then on, I attended
every Turning Point conference every year from twenty eighteen to
twenty twenty five. I grew up in this movement. I
became the person I am today because of the inspiration
from him.
Speaker 1: I will never be the same without him in this
country will never be the same either. He was a husband,
a father, a man of God, and a visionary for
our nation.
Speaker 2: Indeed, Stephen Miller also talking about Charlie, saying our hearts
are shattered. America has lost one of its great champions,
a loving family has lost the most extraordinary husband and father.
All of us must now dedicate ourselves to defeating the
evil that stole Charlie from this world.
Speaker 1: That's right, it is. It's good versus evil, you guys,
That's where we're at. That's where we've been at. We've
been here for a while, but this is just a
humongous wake up call.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Ben Shapiro, who we just had the great fortune to
talk to earlier this week, and that podcast is available
for those who want to watch it. He also very
close to Charlie, and you can read his tribute here.
Speaker 1: Like all of you, I'm utterly stunned and heartbroken, and
stick to my soul today. It is unimaginable to write
these words. I met Charlie Kirk when he was eighteen
years old, a young man so eager and determined that
I immediately turned to a friend and said that kid
is going to be the head of the RNC One day.
Charlie became even bigger and more important than that. It
was a privilege to watch this principled man stand up
for his beliefs and create the single most important conservative
political organization in America. But more importantly, Charlie was a
good man, a man who believed in right and wrong
and stood by his biblical values. All of us will
miss him, and I can't imagine the pain of his
beautiful young family. And we must all pray for them,
and we must pick up the baton where Charlie left
it fighting for the things that he believed in so passionately,
And we must fight for a better America, and America
where people, good people can speak truth and debate passionately
without fear of a bullet. I weep for Charlie's family,
and I weep for my country today. Most of all,
I weep for Charlie.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, We of course have our own group chat with
our whole team, and one of our teammates, Rich also tweeted,
not tweeted, but posted in our chat, and it was
I thought it was so powerful actually, what he said,
We're all put here for a reason. The fact that
he accomplished what he did in thirty one years before
he went home was pretty amazing. A life blessed with purpose,
and well lived. He is in a better place. And
he also talked about how you know, Charlie isn't suffering,
it's the rest of us, you know what I.
Speaker 1: Mean, right, right right, it's the rest of.
Speaker 3: Us who have to go on after the fact.
Speaker 2: True, but it has inspired I mean, this whole event,
you know, like you said, it has changed us. And
as someone who was just arrested for tweeting pointed out,
they have just created a million Charlie.
Speaker 1: Kirks, probably more, hopefully more. I think they've created more. Graham.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Gutfeld, I know this is the clip that you've
been waiting for, because this is the one that spoke
to you.
Speaker 1: And this is where.
Speaker 2: Even Greg Gutfeld was like, you know what, I don't
give a shit if I'm going to be fined that
bomb is about to fly right here.
Speaker 1: On Fox News.
Speaker 2: And it did.
Speaker 3: Here is Greg Guttfeld.
Speaker 24: Yeah, I know that it's somewhat object of mockery to
say thoughts and prayers, but thoughts and prayers for his
family and they need it from all of us. And
Jesse's right. If they could do this, they are capable
of anything. I think that was the message. I believe
that was the message. It's really hard to radicalize Republicans. Yeah,
you know, it's like, we're not the radical type. But
if you thought that you were going to shut a
movement down, you're going to get.
Speaker 20: A rude awakening.
Speaker 15: You woke us the fuck up.
Speaker 17: And we will Well.
Speaker 3: Dana was like, it was like, we're going to move on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's absolutely right, He's so right. It's
I don't I think that they underestimate us. I mean, listen,
we aren't easily radicalized in the same way they are radicalized,
because we are obviously we're not going to go loot
and burn stuff down or kill people or kill people, yeah,
for their beliefs. But we're awake and we are not
the same.
Speaker 3: And we're loud and we're gonna stay loud.
Speaker 2: And that's yeah, that's probably the big I mean, that's
what this killer was trying to do is shut him
up and thereby shut up his movement.
Speaker 3: And oh no, as Greg.
Speaker 1: Said, we are awake and we're we're not shutting up,
and now we're pissed.
Speaker 3: Our friend Nick fredis also commenting on Charlie.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said.
Speaker 25: One thing straight, They didn't murder Charlie Kirk because he
was an extremist or a fascist, or a threat to
democracy or inciting violence, or any of the other reasons
that they're now trying to put out on x and
TikTok and everywhere else. They murdered him because he was effective.
Speaker 4: He was effective.
Speaker 25: The man made in credible arguments while at the same
time always trying to seek out calming humanity. He might
have disagreed with arguments, but he didn't hate anyone, and
they murdered him.
Speaker 15: That's what happened.
Speaker 2: He's right, and he's you know, he's doing exactly what
we're doing, right, like he's emotional and also raging all
at the same time. Josh Sider another friend of ours
who also also commented on this, and this is not
Josh Sider being.
Speaker 1: Misgendered or you know, miss whatever.
Speaker 2: This is not one of Josh's videos that are hilarious
that we normally share, but it's a video of Josh's
that needs to be shared.
Speaker 15: Charlie Kirk has died and everybody's asking how did this happen.
I'll tell you why it happened. Because he wanted to
talk to people and he had a difference of opinion
and to the woke cult, that's unacceptable. That's a death sentence.
You cannot disagree with these people. You see, they're deranged,
they're mentally ill, and they've been radicalized by our mainstream media. Initially,
they would try anything to win a debate. They know
they can't win on the merits. They don't have data
on their side, they don't have truth on their side,
they don't have science on their side, they don't even
have reality on their side. So they'd resort to ad
hominem attacks and personal insults to try to silence people.
Oh you're racist, Oh you're a bigot, Oh you're a transphobe.
But when that stopped working, they had to try something
else to silence people. Well what is that something else? Well,
now we know it's murder. So this isn't a surprise.
We're dealing with mentally ill cult members who hate anyone
who has a difference of opinion and who won't join
their cults. So everyone out there needs to stay safe.
And I think it's important to remember that the biggest
tool we have against these people is mocking them. It's
deriding them. And so I'm going to keep doing what
I'm doing. I'm going to keep satirizing these deranged lunatics,
and I'm going to keep mocking them and for what
they are. Everyone out there please say safe bye, guys.
Speaker 1: They are absolute deranged lunatics, and we are not We
are not the same, We are not the same.
Speaker 2: There are obviously crazy people. We talked about the fact
that we could have a literal twelve hour show or
longer just highlighting some of the disgusting tweets and videos
and comments that people have made. But some of the
ones that need to be particularly paid attention to are
the ones that suggest there were people that knew this
was going to happen, and you know, people are tagging
the FBI and these and they should. There was this
one from Libs of TikTok showing somebody named Omar who said,
Charlie Kirk is coming to my college tomorrow. I really
hope someone evaporates him. Literally, let's just say something big
will happen tomorrow. That was posted the day before yesterday,
So I hope the FBI is looking at all of
these things, because that's freakin' psycho. And then there was
that same person who was who this is on their
same profile and surprise. It's one of those trans weirdos
just saying, you know what I mean, these people are mental.
And then just the things that people will do in
circumstances like what happened yesterday just completely blows my mind.
So after Charlie had to be taken away, after he
literally was just execute executed in public, this guy decided,
I'm going to steal the hats off the table.
Speaker 3: Security lost their minds.
Speaker 2: This is oh well, one more tweet from somebody who
seemed to know what was happening.
Speaker 3: This was on TikTok.
Speaker 2: Charles James Kirk, mister college dropout does not know what's
coming tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Be ready.
Speaker 2: This isn't a threat, it's a promise. Just another example of,
you know, one of the many leads that the FBI
is going to have to go off of. Just unreal
that this is the kind of stuff we.
Speaker 3: Have to worry about now.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, in addition to just the countless assholes
that were out there celebrating. Yeah, it's just it's unbelievable.
Speaker 3: It is. It's totally unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Here's the guy that just thought he would make off
with some of the hats. Oh, I'm sorry, I told
you this was going to be disjointed. This was right
after the shooting. This guy was in the crowd, and
it seems like he's looking back, possibly at the shooter,
like to say, job, well done. So I hope that
the FBI is looking at this too, because this is
a video of it. There's video of it, the guy
celebrating immediately after Charlie slumped over immediately and looking back
to where the shot came from.
Speaker 1: Like unafraid the I mean, everybody else is like freaking
out running. This guy's turned around going, oh my god,
I'm so excited that you did that. Huh wonder why Yeah,
like react you made it right?
Speaker 3: I mean, that's it's a really weird reaction.
Speaker 1: Hopefully.
Speaker 3: That guy's begins questioned, good.
Speaker 1: Lord, these people are loons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely loons. And I hope that I have this
in order now. But here is the guy with the hats.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I would have leveled that guy.
Speaker 3: I mean, how is that what you do? Is that
what you do?
Speaker 1: And how is that your reaction? What the hell? Jack
holes are gonna jack hole?
Speaker 2: Ma?
Speaker 3: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: Again, I just they're not these are not normal people.
Speaker 2: Oh, my god, I can only presume that that was
one of the guys that was going to go up
to the microphone to argue with him, because I just.
Speaker 3: What in the world.
Speaker 2: I know, I can't believe I'm about to praise Brian Stelter,
but he was.
Speaker 3: His reaction to this.
Speaker 2: Was amazingly normal and kind. I think he was talking
to Jake Tapper, and I thought this was actually really
level headed, and it surprised me, I'll say, coming out
of Brian Stelter.
Speaker 1: Here was what he said.
Speaker 26: A fierce ally of President Trump, but tremendously influential, not
only with young people but in terms of cabinet picks
and the like. Help us understand the scope of his
influence in MAGA world, especially when it came two young conservatives.
Speaker 27: Yeah, Kirk really pioneered a new model for merging political
activism and point of view media. He was envied by
many of his rivals on the left for what he
was able to build with turning points. You know, he
was like a pastor and a political organizer and a
radio host and a YouTuber and a tic talk influencer
and a nonprofit leader all in one. And he leaves
a huge void in the conservative media world as a
result of this sickening murder. Accessibility was really one of
his virtues, Jacob. He believed in the power to persuade.
That's why he was launching this fall semester tour in
Utah today. He had at least a dozen other tour
stops scheduled across the country in the coming months. He
liked to debate people he disagreed with. In fact, that
was the point of the tour, and that's exactly what
he was doing in this afternoon in the courtyard there
at the university. He was taking on questions and people
who disagreed with him. I remember getting an invitation from
him once to debate with him back in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 4: I looked it up.
Speaker 27: I want to read his words because he should. We
should hear him in his own words. He said, I'm
trying to be proactive about encouraging dialogue between people who disagree.
And that's what happened today at the university. There were
protesters holding signs saying Charlie Kirk is a liar, but
there were hundreds of fans gathered around him, around that
tent and around his security. So this is a huge
laws for turning Point USA. As he recently said to
a Utah newspaper just a few days ago, quote, we
want to be an institution in this country that is
as well known and as powerful as the New York Times,
Harvard and tech companies. And we believe we are creating that.
That's what Kirk was trying to build. And you know, Jake,
his wife of four years, Erica, She tweeted a prayer
today before the shooting. She tweeted Psalm forty six y one.
God is our refuge and strength, a very present help
in trouble, and we certainly have trouble today. We have
trouble in this democracy when people try to solve it's rather.
Speaker 1: Than words, Jake, it's not a democracy, potato. And I'm
sorry it's nice to be saying that yesterday. But literally,
they've spent years radicalizing an entire generation of kids to
be complete like life hating assholes. These kids do not
value life. They didn't value his life, and they didn't
value the whole notion of free spe beach on campus.
They didn't want it. They don't value your conservative free speech.
You and I have been doing this for seventeen years.
Do you think that, like at any point with the
whole like Women's March, that we would have been included
in that. No, because conservative women aren't actually women. They
don't value conservatives. They don't they don't value life. So
for him to say that, okay, whatever, props to potato man,
but I mean too little, too late. I'm sorry. They
have literally spent an entire like twenty years mock radicalizing
a whole generation of kids to hate like another sect
of kids like these people. We have watched it for
seventeen years. We've watched conservative We've listened, We've got letters,
We've got emails, We've got messages from kids, countless of
kids saying, I totally agree with what you're saying, but
I can't say it on my college campus. It's America. Yeah,
why do you think these kids can't say it on
their college campuses. It's because they're afraid. The fact that
these kids are afraid to say this stuff on campuses
that should not be happening in the United States of America.
That's what Charlie Kirk was trying to combat. And liberals
don't want that. Liberals don't want that other point of
view on their campuses. They want them to remain liberal campuses.
They're not into free speech. They don't want free speech.
They don't care about our republic. And we're not a democracy, dude,
we're not.
Speaker 2: My God, You're one hundred percent right, And I guess
I'm just like grasping at any shred of humanity that's
coming from that side, because otherwise I will feel utterly hopeless,
Like if I don't share people being normal humans, then
I will feel completely lost, Like I'd have to believe
that there is still some goodness in people.
Speaker 1: Maybe I just don't look at them for the humanity.
Yeah I'm not, I.
Speaker 3: Know, and you can't. You can't look to them for
the humanity.
Speaker 2: But when they show it, I feel like maybe that
will be a good example to the people that are
on their side of how to actually be, you know
what I mean. Like I want Katie Tour to watch
that and be like, oh, Okay, well.
Speaker 1: Maybe she won't, you know what I mean, She won't.
She just won't. I'm sorry. I love you for that.
That's one of the reasons that I love you, because
you've always been the consummate positive girl, and you know,
and I do. That's one of the big reasons that
I love you for that. I just love you for that.
But I but I don't think that these people at
this point are capable. They so many of those people
mak watch a man get publicly executed, and they cheered,
and the ones that aren't cheering are deep down going
he deserved it. That's how I feel, and I we're
not the same.
Speaker 2: I wish that we were not so menopausal, that we
could remember the person in our audience who, at some
time back in twenty eighteen was at an event with
Charlie Kirk and asked Charlie Kirk to give us.
Speaker 3: A shout out.
Speaker 2: I don't remember who did that, and I hate myself
for it, but I don't.
Speaker 1: We just don't remember.
Speaker 2: And so if you are the person that is responsible
for this four second video that we are now going
to cherish for the rest of our lives, please identify
yourself at once. Yeah, but man, I was scrambling to
find this. I couldn't find it for the longest time,
and I was so worried. I knew it existed, and
I was like, there's a moment where Charlie actually acknowledges
that we exist, and I have to find it, and
if I don't find it, I'm just gonna lose I'm
just gonna lose it. And you kept saying, I know.
Speaker 1: You're I'm gonna find it. She's you, guys. She is
the quintessential pack rat. She says everything like she has
to everything. Two thousand and eight, when we first became
a friend, I mean right, but I mean like when
we first became friends, you have like emails and said
like that we sent each other. I mean it's she
saved everything, and I love I also love that about
you too. I love that because I am not as
much of a pack rep. But I'm like, you're gonna
find it. I know you're gonna find it. And she did.
She found it within a half as she found it.
Speaker 2: And this will mean nothing to like you guys won't
care about this, but just this is like, this is
like I just love that this exists in the world.
And I think, whoever did this, forever forevermore. Here's here's
what I finally found yesterday.
Speaker 4: Perk here had a great night. Keep fighting.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's all there is. He said, I just
love it at the beginning. I think you miss it
at the beginning, he said, chicks on the right. He did,
he said, he acknowledged us, and you know it will
have that forever, forever.
Speaker 2: And he said directed at us, keep fighting keep So
how can we not, right, how can we not?
Speaker 1: Of course we will, absolutely, we will do that.
Speaker 2: I know you think that that's probably a perfect way
to end the show. But we're not done so because
so much more stuff came out this morning that I
was like, well, damn it, I have to share that too.
That's why this show is disadjointed and all over the
place and there's no order to it. And this, you know,
this sort of last bit of stuff that we're going
to share is the same, and we're going to go
you know, emotions are going to go up and down
again because this is what we do here. And we're
going to start off with some rage because Elizabeth Warren
is a sword. There's no other way to describe her
at this point. Absolutely, I just can't with her. This
is short, but you'll get the gist, you.
Speaker 23: Know, right, Why don't you start with the President in
the United States.
Speaker 1: Right, and every ugly new he has posted.
Speaker 2: And every word I'm sorry, but Trump trolling like freaking'
Rosi O'Donnell is not the same as calling Trump a Nazi,
threatening him kN instantly trying to assassinate him. Yeah, these
are very different things.
Speaker 1: Okaydemic all the dramocrats like Maxine Water saying, go up
to their faces, get up in their faces and get
violent with them at gas stations. Remember that, you guys,
like literally, we've been hearing that for years. Take all
the seats. I just I could not that they have
been violent. They have been threatening violence. And that guy
that we showed earlier that said this is war.
Speaker 2: F off right well, and it's to the point where
even after they took out Charlie Kirk, they couldn't even
let people hold candlelight vigils for him.
Speaker 3: In peace.
Speaker 2: I saw two examples of this. Mario Naffahl reported cam
Higbee was filming two left wing protesters who were trying
to shout down a vigil for Charlie when things turned
violent violent. They stole his phone, They punched him in
the face, they smashed his metaglasses simply for.
Speaker 3: Attending a vigil. You guys, I mean, this is how
sick the world has become.
Speaker 1: Conservatives are the problem, We're the violent ones. Okay, all right, Liz.
Speaker 2: So imagine people standing there with candles, praying for Charlie,
praying for his family, and a man crashing that vigil
on a scooter yelling, f Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 1: What the I mean?
Speaker 2: That's what's wrong with the left. You keep saying we're
not the same. Here's just another example. We're not We're
not the same. And so, like we showed the example
with Senator Chris Murphy, you don't get to be Zo
ran Mam Danny and chanting about globalizing the into FADA.
You don't get to do that and then turn around
and be like, oh this is I'm horrified by the
shooting of Charlie Kirk at a college event. Political violence
has no place in our country.
Speaker 1: You literally call for it. I know, what a piece
of crap this guy? Oh my god, I just and
everybody who supports him. Shut up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sit down. You should not be talking today.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's again, shut the f up, but today just
shut the f up. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Clay Travis I think represents the rage side of this
very very well. Here he is last night.
Speaker 13: I am tired of hearing people say like Barack Obama did,
like Hillary Clinton did, oh, we condemn this violence.
Speaker 25: Guess what.
Speaker 13: You can't call the president of the United States for
ten years Adolf Hitler, and you can't say that he's
a fascist dictator. And you can't say that anyone who
voted for Trump or advocated for him, like you, me,
Riley and Charlie Kirk are Nazis.
Speaker 1: And then when someone.
Speaker 13: Tries to kill us, you can't suddenly say, oh, we
condemned this violence.
Speaker 1: You caused it. Look at me right now, you caused this. Listen,
just real quick, can somebody get Baba Booie out of here?
This low iq, no penis loser? Can we please get
him out of here? I just I can't.
Speaker 15: I can't.
Speaker 1: With the trolls today, I can't. I'm not in the
mood I think are.
Speaker 3: We've got moderators who are going to be all over that.
Speaker 1: I just can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Clay was speaking for a lot of people.
Speaker 2: I mean the the you know when he yells like
that and gets angry and say and says you caused
this to the people like Zoe Ran and Obama and
whoever else?
Speaker 3: Man, Do I ever feel that in my core?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I feel it in every single fiber of my being,
which is why again we're gonna keep doing the things.
And it's exactly what Charlie would want, and it's exactly
what Jesse Waters was talking about last night.
Speaker 28: Took the shot at Charlie to tell you it's dangerous
to speak your mind.
Speaker 4: Yes, and that's the message.
Speaker 28: And you can either take that message and then go
crawl into a corner and shut up, or you could
do what Charlie would want to do and speak louder
and speak been more clear to more people as much
as you possibly can, and never be afraid to say
what's in your heart and get everybody else saying what
you believe, because that's what this country is founded on. Yes.
Speaker 2: Yes, Charlie himself said, as we mentioned earlier, I think
this was a part of an earlier tweet. If we
want things to change, it's one hundred percent necessary to
politicize the senseless murder of Arena Zarutzka, because it was
politics that allowed a savage monster with fourteen priors.
Speaker 1: To be free on the streets to kill her.
Speaker 2: Miss Fitpatriot retweeted that, saying, in Charlie's final post, he's
telling all of you exactly what you need to do now.
Nobody will ever be able to fill the shoes of
this absolute titan in the political commentary sphere.
Speaker 3: But maybe, just maybe we can fill them together. It's
not time to get violent.
Speaker 2: It is time to get loud. It is time to
show them even if they kill one of us, they
will not break all of us.
Speaker 1: So the beautiful sentiment, love that and take that.
Speaker 25: Love that.
Speaker 1: LI said that, And you don't get to tell us
not to politicize things when you've been politicizing things for
the past twenty years on your stupid ass show that
nobody wants to watch. Honestly, you don't get to say that.
You don't get to say you can't politicize this. Like literally,
that's all they do. The gas lighting is out of control.
The gas lighting in the projection is to a point
where it's like it is it's offensive to me at
this point, and I'm not easily offended, but it's like
it's starting to it's like it's getting on me now,
you know what I mean, Like, get off, get off
with the projection. Stop. It's so, yeah, we need to
politicize it. It's politicized. It is political. This is absolutely political. Yeah, it's.
Speaker 2: It reminds me because he was assassinated. This is a
political assassination, absolutely, and it reminds me of a conversation
that we had on the radio, like forever ago, and
we talked about like how do you how do you
reach the level of being someone that is assassinated? And
do you remember how we were like, we're never going
to be at that level, Like nobody can assassinate us.
Speaker 1: They could kill us.
Speaker 3: We did, we can never be assassinated.
Speaker 1: We did have that conversation. We did. Yeah, although I
will say that yesterday, you know, I had a moment
of I don't want to do public appearances. I think
we are at a point in this country where, like,
especially as women, I'm not We're not important, you know,
but like you and I have had situations like when
we were on the radio, where it's easier to go
after conservative women. We're easy target. Like the guys never
got it. The guys are in our realm like that
did the same thing that we did. They never got it,
you know on the radio, they just didn't for some reason.
Since we were the only chicks that worked at our
radio station, it was easier to come after us because
we're easy targets because we're women, and so we we
put two guys in jail. You guys like there's it
happens like they come after women because you know, it's
like they can stalk us and then you have to
get restraining orders and you have to end these They
just feel like they can do that. And we've had
like bomb threats, we've had I mean, just I'm being
completely honest, that kind of crap has happened because we're
conservative women. So I mean, do I want to go
out in public and do things in like an open space. No,
I don't want to. I love doing what we do.
I'm going to continue doing what we do. But there
are like now more than ever. It's not I don't
want to do that kind of stuff. There's no way
I would do that. I'm just not I don't know
about you. I feel like you.
Speaker 3: You feel like you're not saying that you're canceling meet
and greet, are you.
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not saying I'm just want to make sure
because that is the last thing that we should do.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, I'm talking about I'm talking about
doing like a public speech somewhere or or traveling unnecessarily
where we don't have to do that, and like, I mean,
I feel like he went and he did this, and
he was in an open space. It's like when you
and I do meet and greets, we have we have security,
and they are like five security guys there and there
are four hundred people that have paid to see us,
so I feel like they want to be there. It's
a little bit different when when Charlie was at this place,
they were maybe I don't know, I don't even know
how many secits, like.
Speaker 3: Four and six security people.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 1: You cannot control a crowd like that. You don't know
who's going to be there. You don't know that. It's
not like secret Service, and even our Secret Service people,
I'm sorry they're not that great. But the people who
are out in the you don't know who's out there.
They exact like drones. They don't have like the capability
of like a secret service, you know, agency, to help
you see who's in the perimeter. They haven't scoped the
area beforehand. I mean, he is walking in there with
extreme courage and just faith that everybody is going to
be good.
Speaker 3: Normal.
Speaker 1: I don't have that kind of faith Andy right now,
I just don't. I don't because people are crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I mean yeah, because I went through some
moments yesterday where I'm like, I'm just never going outside again.
Speaker 1: They're just like living my house. And then I was like, no,
that's not the right.
Speaker 2: I mean, head on a swivel, take all the precautions,
and stay loud.
Speaker 3: That's that's where I ended up.
Speaker 1: I mean, there are certain things that we will do,
and then there are certain things that we want. We're
not that important, of course, but I'm not going to
take chances. No freaking way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're not going to take We're not going to
just be in public welcoming any anybody.
Speaker 1: To be in our realm.
Speaker 2: That's just not going to happen. Dan Bongino tweeted out
this photo, saying we will not rest and I hope
that's true. Man.
Speaker 3: They should not.
Speaker 2: Sleep until the killer is found. They should not sleep also,
And I know you're you're not gonna like this, but
but like br And Stelter, I did. I grasped onto
the people that I normally loathe with the fury of
a billion suns, because anytime I saw somebody behaving like
a human, I was relieved and I felt like other
people need to see humanity so that even the people
on the left who are being crazy right now will
look to their idols and hopefully get the message that
humanity needs to still be a thing.
Speaker 3: Ed Crassenstein, of all.
Speaker 2: People, tweeted a photo this precious photo of Charlie with
one of his kids, saying rip, I'm heartbroken. Charlie Kirk
was a man with whom I disagreed on most politics,
yet he was also someone willing to laugh with Democrats,
debate them, argue with them respectfully. We are all Americans,
We're all human beings. We need to reach across the
island befriend those we disagree with.
Speaker 1: America needs to see more of.
Speaker 2: Our politicians and social media influencers from opposite sides of
the aisle, enjoying each other's company, sharing dinners, having drinks,
and showing love for one another. We don't need to agree,
but that doesn't mean we can't be friends. Instead of
letting Charlie's death divide us, let it bring us together,
not politically but as people.
Speaker 1: But mock. We know we've done that. We've done that.
I mean, we've talked about this countless times on our show.
I appreciate the sentiment. Ed, okay, But over the past, however,
many years, we have talked about countless times where listen,
I have had many liberal friends. I am perfectly willing
to have liberal friends. But who are the friends that
cut me off the most. It's liberals. Yeah, Liberals will
be like, oh, you're conservative, I can't be friends with you.
I can't be friends with you. Oh you voted for Trump,
I can't be friends with you. It is liberals who
are intolerant, so he needs to be talking directly to them,
not to us, because we are way more tolerant. And
that is fact.
Speaker 2: It is You're absolutely right fact. But it is why
I'm hoping it's his followers that see it.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And that's the reason I share it, because there are
a few examples of people whose followers are typically crazy,
who need to see this, who need to be hearing
from the ed Crassensteins of the world, from the chunk
yogurts of the world, who also has been human about this.
Here is what he said, or part of what he said.
Speaker 29: I can't believe he's dead. He was shot in the neck.
Some of you might have seen an elderly man being
dragged away. Turns out it was not him. Authorities don't
know who did it. Violence is not the answer. This
is a horrific tragedy and we're all in danger now.
This is a terrible, terrible thing to do. Violence is
intellectual surrender. It's giving up and saying I'm a loser.
I don't know how to win in a battle of ideas.
I'm in a resort to violence, like an animal.
Speaker 15: It is the very.
Speaker 30: Last thing anyone who's progressive or on the left would
ever do. We are for nonviolence, we are for peace,
we are for our fellow human beings and humanity overall.
So don't I don't know who did this, but whoever
they are, they're a monster and they've done something terrible.
That was not just a pundit, that was a human being.
I'm so sorry to the Charlie Kirk family.
Speaker 2: It is though it is the left that does it,
that's the thing, and so his supporters are probably well,
I'm going to get to Dean Withers. We don't feature
him a lot, but Dean Withers is like a Harry Sisson.
He's they're basically the same person, but Dean Withers was
so broken up about this, and so I'll share his video,
but I also want you to know that many of
his followers condemned him for crying. They were angry at
him for having a heart for Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: It was freaking insane.
Speaker 2: And he ended up saying in a non apollo, I mean,
it wasn't apologizing, but he ended up tweeting saying, there's
a lot of people condemning my tears right now. I
want to explain why I was emotional, and I probably it, yeah,
like I but registers to him that his followers need
an explanation, and that's fucked up, right, that's super fucked up.
Speaker 1: Well it is, and that should show you right there,
that's you're the problem. That's the thing. The fact that
you're having to explain your humanity's the problem to your
followers who are condemning you right now, right it's like
now you you should be looking at yourself in the
mirror and saying, I am basically I've got a cult
of fed up people that are following me. If they're
telling me that I can't have a sense of humanity
for this other human being, right, you may want to
reconsider everything that you're doing in life. We are not
the thing.
Speaker 3: We are not.
Speaker 2: But again, this was one of those things where I
was like, man, I hope there's some people that are
following him that are that are rethinking their hearts, because
at least he was able to have a human reaction.
Speaker 3: His wife and children were in attendance.
Speaker 31: Dude, imagine, you know, join imagine being a twelve year old,
you know, watching your dad fucking die. I nobody, nobody.
Speaker 32: Deserves that, not even Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 2: I think he was legit. I mean, people are saying,
my cheirs. I think he had tears.
Speaker 1: I'm with these people. I think he was completely acting.
Speaker 3: You do, Yeah, I don't even know if he's that
good of an actor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he was acting. I think he was
totally acting. So I mean, I'm I know again, this
is why I love you, This is why I love you.
But I think he was acting.
Speaker 12: I do.
Speaker 1: I think it was all Maybe I'm just too fake,
faye what I think? And then he's like, please subscribe
to my newsletter or whatever the heck he had above
his head.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think he does that, And I think
that just happens on, which does it?
Speaker 1: That's gross. It is gross, and he's gross. They're all gross.
I'm having a day. I just I don't. I don't
like him. Yes, Satan does walk amongst us, right like, seriously.
Speaker 2: Not today, Yeah, not today, Satan Patrick Bead David. I
don't remember what show he's on, you'll see it in
a second. But he was giving some theories about the
killer and who it could have been, who, what the
motivation was for killing Charlie Kirk, And he gave, you know,
some of the most obvious possibilities. But then he also
said there was this possibility which kind of had me
freaking out.
Speaker 1: Here he is in the.
Speaker 6: Next few days, Chris if in the next few days
and opposing Charlie Kirk. Figure, I won't give names because
I don't even want to put those names out there.
If in the next week an opposing person from the
left gets assassinated, you have to know this is happening
from an outside source, a different country that wants to
see America have a civil war. We are having so
many victories right now, so things are happening that too
many people are afraid, too many people are respecting America again.
Too many people are afraid of America. Again, like in
a respectful way, these are some of the things I have.
And by the way, I'm purely speculating, just like any
businessman will do, any investor will done.
Speaker 1: That It's not a terrible theory. I mean, it's not
a terrible theory. I could be down with that theory.
That could be that is terrifying. I could be totally
down with that theory. This administration better get their ass
and gear and figure it out real quick.
Speaker 3: Who that did not like hearing that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And it because I mean, think of the access
that's been formed. Even my fifteen year old understands it,
like the mean girl of the mean girls. I'm just saying,
when you've got Putin and Kim Jong Oun and like
Gi hanging out and being like let's go shopping. You
know what I mean. Good, I'm it's not a terrible theory.
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 2: And it's why I had to share it because I
that had not occurred to me. And anything is possible,
anything is possible. That's exactly right as possible. The Governor
of Utah spoke at the press conference and wanted to
remind everybody that Utah is a death penalty state.
Speaker 11: The investigation is ongoing, but I want to make it
crystal clear right now to whoever did this, we will
find you, we will try you, and we will hold
you accountable to the furthest.
Speaker 4: Extent of the law.
Speaker 11: And I just want to remind people that we still
have the death penalty here in the state of Utah.
Speaker 1: It was a really good he he gave a nice speech,
if you want to call it a speech, mean, yeah, right,
he did.
Speaker 2: And the New York Yankees, this was so touching what
they did last night. They said before tonight's game, we
held a moment of silence in memoriam.
Speaker 3: Of Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 2: Kirk founded the youth activist group Turning Point USA and
had become a fixture on college campuses. Charlie Kirk, a
husband and father of two children, was thirty one years old.
And they put this on their you know, their JumboTron,
which was just really nice.
Speaker 1: With lovely, really really nice. It was okay.
Speaker 2: So I didn't want to like end the show with crying,
but I'm afraid there will be. I did want to
end the show with Charlie with you know, like some
of Charlie's best moments, and with a really lovely introduction
of Charlie that his wife gave at you know, some
event that that he was at some time ago, And
I'm just gonna let it all sort of play together.
So you're gonna see the introduction that she gives Erica.
Then you're going to see the reaction of Charlie. It's
one of my favorite videos of him of when Trump
won and he knew how much he had contributed to
that victory. And then lastly you're just gonna see just
some really, really good Charlie. Anyway, here is his wife, Erica.
Speaker 33: He is.
Speaker 21: My husband. Charlie Kirk is a force.
Speaker 3: He is a force.
Speaker 21: He is bold when the world demands silence. He is
fearless where others flinch, and he has taken on the
battle of the next generation, changing these hearts and minds.
I know you guys have seen it at the college campuses,
changing the hearts and minds of these kids. It's not
a career to him, it's a calling. And it's so
incredible to see as a wife how God has prepared him,
how God has molded him and used him. All while
he's doing that He's still the spiritual head of our family.
It is my honor to be able to introduce you
guys to one of the greatest fighters that I know,
who is so intentional, who is so amazing, and he
never backs down from the fight because he knows who
and what he fights for, and that is God, It's
his family and its country. I want to introduce you
guys to my husband, Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 5: Box News decides Donald Trump is president of the United States.
Speaker 15: We've got our republic.
Speaker 4: Back, folks. Let's go there. It is.
Speaker 2: Mhmm.
Speaker 5: Everybody should remember this moment. Look, I'm gonna I'm gonna
echo Charlie from earlier. Remember where you were when this happened.
Remember where you were when you realized that the UNI
Party and all these you know, just the establishment. You said,
it's time to actually participate.
Speaker 4: And look what you guys have done.
Speaker 32: And if anyone deserves to get tears in his eyes,
it's Charlie. I think we all agree that in the
money or something, one has worked harder than Charlie.
Speaker 5: We gotta we gotta hear some words here from you.
Speaker 2: Charlie.
Speaker 4: You put all this together.
Speaker 17: My man.
Speaker 23: Let's hear it I am just humbled by Gus.
Speaker 33: It's all got it's all got got along, got along.
All This isn't desk, has it Pennsylvania.
Speaker 15: The beginning.
Speaker 23: I'm just flesh and bone, but more importantly on the soul,
and that soul is accountable to one being. I mean,
I've had an unbelievably blessed life. Been doing this now
it will be twelve years on June fifth. Such a
young man to do it, yes, so praise God. I mean,
I've been all across the world. I've met with world leaders,
a flown in Air Force one, got to know a president.
I have an amazing family. The podcast turning Point, you
will say all that stuff, and so you experienced that,
and you're like, what actually matters. What matters is your
relationship with the divine, your relationship with your family, your kids,
and maybe a close collection of friends, and your relationship
with the truth.
Speaker 3: Quintessential Charlie.
Speaker 1: Right. Oh, we have a lot of.
Speaker 2: People to thank today, and I want to make sure
that I get to everybody, because I know everybody feels
like they have a lot to say, and I don't
blame you for feeling like that. We're going to start
with a cuple well of thank yous that came in
before this all happened yesterday. So I just want to
make that clear. If they seem like, why are they
even talking about this stuff, that's why, because this is
well before anything with Charlie happened. Colleen w saying, my
birthday is September eighteenth. All I want is for everyone
to do their shopping the day before, which, of course
we mentioned yesterday is the day that they're trying to
black out the economy on September seventeenth. Here's some birthday money.
Go get some sonic ice for me on the seventeenth,
she said, thank you.
Speaker 1: Colleen.
Speaker 2: Patty Wilson said, I used to be a Candice and
Tucker fan, but they've totally lost their minds. I'm so
glad I found you, jerks. You're the favorite part of
my morning. Middle aged and menopausal.
Speaker 1: That's right. Pissed off Colleen.
Speaker 2: W then this morning said I changed my mind. Now
what I want for my birthday is donations to Turning
Point USA. May God bless and protect Charlie's young family.
May his legacy penetrate evil and continue to promote love
and hope for our nation.
Speaker 3: It's a lovely sentiment.
Speaker 2: Lindsay'sirkle said, my heart is so broken. I love you
chicks and look forward to you every day, but I
have to say I'm not looking forward to you discussing
today's atrocity tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Lots of tears shed.
Speaker 3: Thank you for discussing the hard things.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 3: That really means a lot, because we was are not
really right.
Speaker 1: These are always so hard these days. Yeah, you know
it's but I will and I want to thank the
moderators first of all, thank you for us. Thank you
for doing what you do because I would be cutting bitches.
And you guys are awesome. We love you guys, and
we love our community. Our community is like this is
this is like home, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And it's therapy.
Speaker 1: It is therapy and it's home and it's just a
comfortable place and we are just if there's one thing
that we're really proud of, it's this community. And we
just love you guys so much to thank you for
being here today and every day. Really, you guys are awesome.
So thank you. Leah, I got way more. Oh you
do it's a sorry? Oh I thought you you were
I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Nope, Alex Hopkins says his wife Erica has a countdown
on her ig page set for nine sixteen. The last
countdown video ended in I am wondering if they were going.
Speaker 3: To announce that she's pregnant. Oh my god, Oh my god,
Oh my god, Oh my god. I don't know whether
to be joyful about that.
Speaker 1: I mean, obviously, obviously it's joyful, but oh my god. Wow.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 3: Laurie Masimuro.
Speaker 2: Last night, all I kept thinking while I was falling
asleep was how I couldn't wait until the morning so
I could process this whole situation with this beautiful community
that you've created. Thank you so much for being here
and having the courage to.
Speaker 1: Do what you do. Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 33: Damn it.
Speaker 2: Oh, Kelly wise Man, we lost an ally yesterday. Lots
of prayer going to his family and close friends. Please
put that on the Code of Armor in Christ and
wear it boldly. We have peace with God through our
Lord Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Yep Code of Armor Ephesians, You guys read it. Good stuff.
Speaker 2: Kristin Richards, Trying to process and thinking about how I
can be bold like Charlie today. Last night I taught
a group of preschoolers. I John forty four to ten.
Today I'm wearing my all the Glory to God shirt.
It's a small start, but it's a start. Thank you,
ladies for being bold. Margaret or Margo Sorry Margo MacArthur
said thirty one for Charlie's thirty one years. Thank you. Whoops,
damn it sorry thirty Thank you chicks. I needed you
so much today. God bless the USA. Tracy ross Hanson,
thank you for giving voice to all the fields today.
We are all grieving and raging. Keep fighting the good fight.
F bombs and all lovin hugs to you both. Karen Marisco,
Patrick Bette David made a beautiful analogy of Charlie. He
said he was a mix of Billy Graham and Rush Limbaugh.
Yeah thought that said a lot. Still crying, still raging,
still praying, Love you chicks, and now on.
Speaker 1: Locals O suki quote.
Speaker 2: Left wing activists in Britain are now trying to stir
up assassination attempts on our team. That's according to Turning
Point UK.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Uh sin By five said, I'm seventy one. I was
at work when I heard trying not to cry. I
went to the reception area, where I found two thirty
somethings and a nineteen year old co workers also trying
not to cry. We don't talk politics at work, so
it surprised me. Although I knew Charlie through conservative podcasts,
that shouldn't surprise me that in this TikTok world they
also followed him. We comforted each other today. I find
a strange comfort in Charlie to continue because of this
generational sharing.
Speaker 3: That's a lovely story. Connie m J.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent agree, Daisy. Anyone dancing on Charlie's death
today will have their come up, and so they do
not possess the human element of compassion. Bless you ladies
for putting your hearts on the line for all of
us today. Thank you, Blue, Daisy three four said, after
watching hours of coverage, when we sat down for dinner
and prayed for Charlie his family in our country, I cried.
My twelve year old son asked why I told him
that someone had killed Charlie. He said, the guy who
goes to campuses.
Speaker 1: But I love that guy.
Speaker 2: Charlie had such an impact on young children as well
as college students. He was an incredible person. Husband father
and patriot. God blessed Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: Cassadanata said, fantastic.
Speaker 1: Show, ladies.
Speaker 2: God gave you the strength to get through it. The
grief is palpable. You speak the truth every day. Read
Psalm forty six. It comforts me when I experience profound loss.
It ends with be still and know that I am
God roth, lady right. These people want to rid the
world of people that are making a difference. Satan attacks
those that are the biggest threats to his agenda. Charlie
was a prayer warrior, a speaker of truth. He was
one of God's greatest heroes. The evil one and the
people under his control see the Conservative leadership as a
threat to their evil agenda. Unfortunately, God's most power and
thoughtful warriors are the evil most democrats, biggest threats and targets,
and they think targets are fair game.
Speaker 3: You ask why.
Speaker 2: Him because of who he was, because of his faith
in God, humanity, truth, because of his honor and courage
and love of country. He was killed for being a
great son, husband, father, friend, person, Christian and patriot.
Speaker 1: We should never be afraid.
Speaker 2: I've always been a loud and proud, God loving conservative.
Anyone that doesn't like it can suck it or we
can talk about it. Either way, I roll with Jesus.
Tricia og says, in memory of Charlie nine ten twenty five,
Dennis nine eleven oh one, Michael nine eleven oh one,
John nine eleven oh one, and Stephen and Pat nine
to eleven related cancer. May God's light perpetually shine upon them.
I'm just so sad. God help us. From Tricia O'Gorman.
Speaker 1: Roth, Lady Wright, Hey, look at that dude on the roof.
He don't think he's up to something? Do you call
the effing police?
Speaker 3: You morons?
Speaker 2: Right, my God, Judy Flood just sent tears on a
broken heart emoji and see two.
Speaker 1: Taylors said, thank you for being here.
Speaker 2: My rage was so consuming and I knew you would
help me to the next stage of grief. The sadness
is overwhelming, but I know I have you chicks to
help me through.
Speaker 3: God bless you.
Speaker 1: Charlie.
Speaker 34: Idea. I just know that it's okay because I have
no idea. I know, all right, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Holy crap, Leah Shall.
Speaker 1: I went to the pet store and employee was listening
to something on his phone. It was Charlie. Charlie Kirk
was a good man. He looked up and solemnly nodded
back to me, Gayla, we are all Charlie Kirk now, yep,
we are Charlie Gyle's Chester. My anger about the loss
of Charlie reminds me of the way I felt when
my wife died. I'm so sorry, Tony two, Kathy, thank
you for that supersticker. Aaron Kreeger. Prayers for Charlie's family
and huge hugs to my chicks pan. So grateful for
all of you. On the lighter note, today I celebrate
eight years of continuous sobriety.
Speaker 15: Good for you.
Speaker 1: God has a plan for all of us. He will
carry us if we let him. Connie Canel, please be safe,
my friends. Thank you for bringing in right away on
the show as I was bawling my eyes out. Be safe,
Mack and Daisy and others that have the strength to
stand for truth. Rip Charlie, Damian Williams. My guess is
that this was a cartel hit. Instead of waiting for
the perfect location, they wanted to tap Trump on the shoulder.
Now interesting perspective or theory. Shannon Christina, thank you for
that supersticker. Lorie Ween's faith over fear. Charlie's message is
now louder and stronger above everything. He was a man
of faith and a dedicated father and husband. He was
never afraid to speak the gospel at his events. That
is true, Laurie. We get all look at that and
take note, Melody Daniel, if you can donate to Preborn
in Charlie's name, one of Charlie's sponsors. I imagine he'd
be honored and pleased that babies had been saved. That's
a lovely notion. Yeah, Becky Anderson, Hi, checks, thank you
for all you do. Today is my sixty first birthday
first two thousand and one, and now Charlie. I know
God has a plan. Keep praying for peace. Thank you, Becky,
and happy birthday, Happy well, happy birthday. I need a coffee,
Praise God and pray to defeat the evil one.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Lori Ween's Charlie was a pastor to today's college kids.
He just answered. He answered just as many, if not more,
faith questions than political questions. He really was like he
knew his stuff when it came to the Bible. He
had a gift and a calling that won't be forgotten.
Well done, good servant, yep. Karen Elliott. Don't give the
demons any oxygen. We know they are there. We know
Charlie was greeted with open arms and heard. Well done,
good and faithful servant, yep, Jose Rodriguez. When the left
can't win, this is how they react, with violence, destruction,
and chaos. They can't win an argument, much less engage
in one. I pray for the Kirk family. Made Charlie
rest in peace. Stavid everyone, Julie Flackney. The only thing
that got me through was knowing that Charlie is now
in the arms of the Lord. All the reactions from
conservatives just broke me over again. Anastasia sixty three. I
deleted X thinking about deleting Facebook and Instagram.
Speaker 3: Don't delete X.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the one reason that we have any
kind of like true information, right, I know, Facebook and
instant whatever, right totally. It's the only way we got
news about that horrible thing that happened on the subway.
Speaker 1: Honestly, otherwise we wouldn't have known about it. Kim Kgg
I am Charlie, we all are. They don't know what
he really presents to us. Hugs to all my fellow chicks.
Let that monster have as public he gave Charlie.
Speaker 3: Oh, like a public execution, Probably.
Speaker 1: Right, Shelley Ettington. I keep going back to for such
a time as this esther esther, God will turn ashes
into something beautiful. That's right, Shelley. I need a coffee.
Evil hates when God's child and pray pray agreed. Uh
huh Karen Elliott. I can't figure out why, but this
feels worse and more evil than Trump shooting. I can't
sort it out or even believe it. Bo Mama Ate.
I have a coworker that didn't know who Charlie was,
but as she googled him, she said, oh, so he
was a Trump lover. Well for that, I don't think
much of him. Ladies. TDS is out of control. It
is that lack of humanity is out of control. Karen Elliott.
Sending donations to TPUSA best way to honor him, Jennifer No,
very very generous. Thank you, Jennifer. Jen asked us to
send this. She can barely speak, but wanted to dedicate
this to Charlie because he has been pivotal over the
years to her own solid faith journey. God is good
all the time, even in dark devastation. God is a
plan beyond our understanding. Jen is sure Charlie is orchestrating
a true turning point from above. Agreed, Mindy McGee. In
memory of Charlie Kirk will live forever in the hearts
of all Christians who loved him. Deborah Recidi, my heart
is broken. It's broken for his beautiful wife, his kids
in this country. I need a coffee. Look what Russia's
death spawns so many podcasts. So will Charlie's death spawn
Charlie's that's.
Speaker 3: Charlie's just more Charlie's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just more, Charlie's Yeah, Lori Ween's Charlie is an
America martyr of our age. My daughter asked me that question.
She's like, mom, explained me when a martyr is, and
I had to talk to her about that a little
bit yesterday.
Speaker 2: Benny Johnson actually really spoke beautifully about that on Fox
yesterday talking about his martyrdom.
Speaker 1: Right, Rachel Grup, I eagerly expect and hope that I
will in no way be ashamed, but will have sufficient
courage so that now as always Christ will be exalted
in my body whether by life or by death. For
to me, to live in Christ is to die again
Philippians one twenty to twenty one. Thank you, Rachel Karen.
Thank you for that supersticker. Brian Brumley put this on
full blast and loop it. You can't hate the legacy
media enough. You just you can't, Brian, and thank you
for all the help that you give us. Brian. Yes,
Lori weens, Charlie is the first American martyr of this age.
Definitely for the younger generation, for sure. Alexandra Pope Leo
just posted on Instagram reminding us to continue our walk
with God, and that's exactly what Charlie would want too.
Without fear. We must rise, Renee still a hour. I'm
so thankful and grateful forever for the two of you
in this community. My heart hurts, but I do find
comfort here, and I'm so glad that you do, Renee. Yeah, Jennifer,
Now Jen says to pick up your mail for some laughter.
We'll definitely do that. James hen again, we are all
Charlie now Yorkshire in England. Oh you're in Yorkshire. Thank you,
James Patrick Connolly. On days like this, I used to
turn to rush for a prospective guidance and a path forward.
So thankful both of you are here today and every day.
God bless you both in America on this day of remembrance.
Thank you Patrick.
Speaker 3: I just feel bad that you've gone from rush to us.
Speaker 1: I know what dorade, what a dowgrade?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 1: We love, we love rush to Oh my God, yeah,
calm nine to one one chick. It is precisely when
we were all out of grace and hope that God
steps in and gives us his May Charlie's example be
one we choose to follow, just as he followed. Jesus,
God help us all. Yeah, LORI ween's I really carried
after getting my CC permit here in Tennessee. Now reconsidering it,
will be caring more often, still standing on faith in
the Lord who is still on the throne. Yep, you should,
Kristin Beale. Opposition only strengthens my resolve to stand firm
in truth. I will not shut up, I will not
shrink back. What was meant to break me has only
deepened my determination. Amen, Christ, that's right.
Speaker 2: And by the way, just really quick note I did
see I mean more than a handful of tweets on
x from people who said, and I don't like the
word radicalized because that implies violence to me. But I
did see a lot of people that said, I have
been radicalized to the right and I will never vote
Democrat again after.
Speaker 3: What happened to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so maybe maybe that's at least something and takeaway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, agreed, Colleen, who is your Etsy friend? I have
some ideas. I wanted a mug to commemorate Charlie.
Speaker 3: Oh where is our Yeah?
Speaker 2: I know it's let me get it really in real
life creations?
Speaker 3: Yeah dot Etsy dot com.
Speaker 1: Thank you for bullowing that outsite. I always forget the
actual address, Shelley. I think Dan Yamamoto's quote following the
attack on Pearl Harbor seems appropriate today. I fear we
all have. I fear all we have done is to
awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with the terrible resolve.
We are awake. Yep, that is so perfect, Shelley. Heather
car change my Facebook pick to show PSALM forty six
to one. Rip Philip Mooney, thank you for that supersticker.
And I donated a Turning Point this morning for the
I donated to Turning Point this morning for the first
time ever, I guess nine ten right, Nine to ten
is a turning point. Please encourage others to keep the
dream alive. Yes, Max Bang, the cowards have just proved
that Charlie was right about everything. Family, faith, nation, and
common sense will continue. Erica Eisenrang check breaking sky news
weapon recovered what in the world one more clue? That's good.
That's good.
Speaker 3: That's good, and we'll be talked.
Speaker 1: I'm sure we'll be talking a lot about this tomorrow,
you guys. Amanda Mullen, thank you chicks and community for
being a place to grieve as we more and Charlie
is with the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Yep. Bradley McKay,
stop saying that you are not important. When I lost
my oldest son and only granddaughter, it was the chicks
on the right insiders that saved me. You built that
which saved my life. You are unbelievably important. Thank you.
That's very sweet, Bradley. Thank you, Brian Brumley. We are
honored to serve you. We love you. I'm headed to
Lincoln tomorrow to see the Huskers bucket list trip. I'll
say hey to Archie for you if I see him. Yeah,
you should totally do that, Brian Randy Craig. If the
world hates you, know that it hated me before it
hated you. If you were the world, the world would
love you as its own. But because you were not
of this world, therefore, therefore the world hates you. John
fifteen Yep, that is true, and honestly the world hates
you a little bit. You're probably doing something right, you
know what I mean? G c QCY. Thank you, Mack
and Daisy. I think I can get through this day
now that I've spent some time with you. We can too.
I think we can too that we love you guys
so much. And Jen said she sent some more money
I know, so thank you Jen for that. And then
Kristen Thompson for Charlie fight.
Speaker 2: Yes you guys, And there was one more on Venmo
okay from Laura Hazen who said faith family, and then
the American flag emoji thank you for staying vigilant, staying
strong and keeping us informed.
Speaker 3: God bless Yeah, thanks you guys.
Speaker 1: We're going to bring it in you guys, be strong
and courageous, don't be afraid. That's how we end it, right,
is that how we end it that's right, okay, And
if that is what Charlie would do, that's what he
would want us to be as strong and courageous. Love
you guys. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 25: Mhm.