Speaker 1: I will sing of mercy and justice to you, O Lord,
I will sing praises. I will behave wisely in a
perfect way. Oh, when will you come to me? I
will walk within my house with a perfect heart. I
will set nothing wicked before my eyes. I hate the
work of those who fall away. It shall not cling
to me. A perverse heart shall depart from me. I
will not know wickedness. Whoever secretly slanders his neighbor him,
I will destroy the one who has a haughty look
and a proud heart him, I will endure him. I
will not endure. My eyes shall be on the faithful
of the land, that they may dwell with me. He
who walks in a perfect way, he shall serve me.
He who works deceit shall not dwell within my house.
He who tells lies shall not continue in my presence.
Early I will destroy all the wicked of the land,
that I may cut off all the evil doers from
the city of the Lord. Lord, God, Heavenly Father, Please
alleviate the spirits of mister Charlie Kirk's widow and his
orphaned children. Be with the people who knew him. Alleviate
their spirits, and the people who knew of him, all
of whom are grieving and mourning.
Speaker 2: For his loss.
Speaker 1: He truly was a champion, a servant of you, and
a friend to all of us, even if many of
us didn't necessarily agree with all of his methods, and
he will be sorely missed. If such Beer will use
his example to inspire us to fix the problems that
caused his death. But only if such beer, will I
pray this in the name of the Father and the
Son and the Holy Spirit.
Speaker 3: Amen.
Speaker 4: Then man, thank you mister for leading us in that prayer. Well,
we all know why we're here, so we won't belabor
ourselves with introductions. And I'm sure everyone knows the guests
mister Redhawk, the president of the Old Glory Club. I
will pass the baton to yourself for initial comments if
you would like to present any.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, really, what what more is there to
say other than, uh, it's a bad day, gentlemen, It's
a it's a very very very sad day as well.
And yeah it was Charlie we're talking just before we
went live. You know, It's it really just hits home
because this is this guy could easy have just been
any one of us.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I never met mister kirk. I you know
a lot of people who do know him. They're all very,
very sad, in struck by this horrible act. And we
just saw the trajectory this guy was going on, and
it's not unreasonable to assume at all that we could
have been friends in the future. Well, and it's it's
unfortunate that this man was taken from us. He's taken
from us by the same evil that we are all fighting.
It's a indeed, it's coming on all of us too.
Ensure that ensure that that we win. That's that's really
all there is to it. We just have to win.
Speaker 4: We have to win. Blood has been spilled, it will
be spilled many times again. Perhaps next time it will
be someone closer to us. We pray not, but regardless,
we can't be stopped. We won't be stopped by this
sort of thing. It simply makes us stronger and it
would be unfitting, it would be a dishonor to the
memory of past and future martyrs if we did not
push forward with everything we have for the good of
all of our people in all of our separate countries.
This is not only something that's happening in America and
it's coming home. Like you said, you know, we could
see someone like Charlie Kirk. People in our organization could
have broken bread with him very soon in the future
had this not occurred. And it really hits home I
think for people. You know, myself obviously a much lesser
figure than Charlie Kirk. I don't have a family. I've
been on stage, you know, it could have been any
one of us. You know, We've all been to events,
conferences spoken. It could be any of us at any time.
We all have to be prepared for it. I've been
prepared for it. It's difficult, especially if you have a family,
but we have to be ready to make the ultimate sacrifice.
And if anything today shows us what the what we're
up against and what we have to prepare our our
bodies and souls for Pete, I'll I'll pass to you
and then and then to mister Sandbachho's whose grace graciously
joined us.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, let's just uh, I mean, I know
I've seen people point this out on the timeline before,
and it is you know, it's probably something a lot
of people have already seen. But remember Charlie, like tried
to do it right. You know, he believed in the
system to a certain extent, I'm sure, and he he
believed in debate, he believed in changing people's minds, and
I'm sure he changed a lot of people's mind and
you know, very much like like a bunch of other
people who inadvertently bring someone over to their opinion and
then all of a sudden they passed right by him
and come over towards us. I'm sure that happened numerous
times that that pipeline, as they call it. But you know,
Charlie did things the right way. He did it legally.
He as far as I know, he never advocated breaking
the law doing anything. And just know that these people,
they don't care if you're doing it the right way.
They don't care if you are polite. They don't care
that you have a family, they don't care that you
have kids. They just want you dead. If they see
you as their enemy, they are going to want you dead.
You know, I just did episode seventy of Years together
today and we were talking about the Cheka and reading,
and you just read about how they would go into
towns and execute the whole town if they had to.
You read about the Spanish Civil War, and you read
about anybody who they thought would uh, you know, was
in their way or could potentially be in their way.
They killed and there were plans that they said that
they would kill half the country if that needed to be.
That's who these people, that's that's where these people descend from.
That's who our enemy is. And you know, Charlie didn't
sign up as a you know, the kind of partisanship
that Thomas describes. Those people know that there's a chance
that something like this could happen. But they went after somebody.
They killed somebody who you know, we would call mainstream.
You know that I definitely didn't agree with all the
time and definitely counter signaled us and we would go
after him when he did. But I think, you know,
our president red Hawk is right. Charlie, like a lot
of other people in the mainstream, seem to have been
on a journey, and he seemed to have been moving
further right, moving a little bit more right as time
went by. And yeah, that didn't doing it the right
way didn't help him. Trying to be respectful didn't help him.
If they want you dead, they're just going to kill
you and That's who these people are, and that's who
their forebearers were, and that's why we talk about the
Spanish Civil War and we talk about the Bolsheviks, we
talk about the French Revolution, because that's who these people
are and we need to remember that.
Speaker 2: I mean, make make no mistake, this is exactly what
they wanted to have happened last year with Donald Trump
on live TV, and they got it today in a
extremely graphic manner.
Speaker 3: But I mean, you know, the thing is is that
that doesn't and you know, like to burst in this way.
I will breaface this by saying, because you know how
I work, and I think y'all all know me well
enough to know that, like, I can't do any work
at my house, so I'm always in I'm always like
like like throwing caurecad garden cafes and like so when
things happen, I'm usually in public. And this was a
really weird instance and I am always always blown away
by that by this this year that you know Charlie Kirk.
And I will also say I met him once. I
met him once in twenty sixteen. I was in grad
school and he was doing an event at LSU and
I was smoking a cigarette in the quad and these
two like like smoking hot women came up to me.
They were like, you want to go meet Charlie Kirk.
And I was like, hell, yeah, I do. Take me
to him, and uh, you know, I briefly talked to him.
I mean I was hiding behind a pseudonym at the time.
I mean I still am, but I was hiding behind
a different pseudonym at the time, and so he didn't
really know who I was, and I wasn't really anything.
But you know, he seemed like a nice guy. And
you know, I've yeah, we've always you know, we've had
sort of differences with him and that sort of thing.
But you know, when you say he did the right thing,
he did things the right way, I am always impressed.
I'm impressed by, first of all, the sort of normy
right stability. And I will say this, you know, all
of this help. We're all except for Paul, we're all
well over thirty here. I think now most of us
have been around for a long time, and we signed
up for this ten years ago or you know, fifteen
years ago or whatever the tail end of the Bush
administration or wherever it was. We was like it was
all fun and games, like nobody expected it to get
this real, and then like we've like sort of acclimated
ourselves to how real it can get over the course
of the last decade, and we seem kind of like
some of us are old, jaundice and a little callous.
I mean today it was like it's shocking, But I
also got to see this thing where what the fruits
of ultimately of doing it the right way are? They
don't help you, And like, you know, he was exposed
to a tremendous amount of danger of probably more times
than he ever really realized he was. Because you know,
it's the time that get the time that gets you
that you know, realize exactly what you've been doing, and
it's it's too late then. But I don't think he
would have done anything differently. But I was in public
whenever news of this started breaking. And just like when
I was in DC a couple of weeks ago, I
had an experience in DC a couple of weeks ago.
I was taking Uber home and this woman Uber driver
like started sobbing to me in the car and she
was thankful and ultimately what she was a single mom
and she was thankful for you know, Donald Trump's you know,
like deploying the National Guard and so on and so forth,
and I couldn't because I'm not from DC or anything
like that. I'm trying to figure out, why, why would you, like,
why would you thank me for something like that? And eventually,
when I got back to my AIRBNBA, I was like,
oh my god, it's because I'm a white dude. I'm
like the I'm like a white dude that's not like
openly like dysgenic or whatever, you know, ugly you know,
trans morgafied by whatever's going on. So I looked like
somebody that you could safely confess that sort of thing too.
And I got to see I had that had that
happen to me today again when the news started breaking
about what was going on with Charlie Kirk and everything.
Just a dude. He was like, you know, look like
kind of like a like libertarian left like, you know,
kind of dude you see at cafes in New Orleans.
And he was really broken up over it. And you know,
at the time, I was talking to my buddy Swampus
because Swampus works worked really close with and I was like, yeah,
like I was like now, I was like, not only
it's like my buddy over he's really torn up by it,
and like everybody in this cafe, you know, like one
by what they've like one by one started seeing what
happened and they were just extremely off put by it.
And it's it continues to amaze me, the actual real
turn that is occurring, you know, in spite of tragedies
like this, and they are they're certainly tragedies, but you know,
it's just one of the things you have to say, Wow,
the wheel actually is turning, and it's sort of incredible
to see. Sorry, that was a lot at once.
Speaker 2: That's still a very interesting point though, Sam Branche.
Speaker 4: Yes, I know mister Fahrenheited said earlier not to use
the word tragedy. He is certainly right about that. It
is tragic, But you know, a tragedy is a car accident.
This is this is simply a terror attack. It's a
terror attack designed to inspire fear and panic and hasty
errors within all of us. That's not going to happen.
Speaker 3: You know, you know, yeah, go ahead, Sorry, this will
not stop us and won't cow us.
Speaker 4: We all know the stakes. We've known the stakes. Now
they're highlighted. We're not going to go None of us
are going to stop. Charlie Kirk wasn't even doing anything.
He was in a debate club, you know. That's and
they killed him for it. They'll they're gonna try and
do it again. It doesn't matter. The terror attack simply
will not inspire the fear it's intended to. It's merely
going to hearten our resolve. As you described today, it's
showing uh, normal Americans what these people are like, and
why why we've committed ourselves to this, be it ten
fifteen years, whatever. This is what we're all here to stop.
We haven't stopped it yet. It needs to be stopped.
The President needs to stop it. You know, today we mourn.
Tomorrow we need to see the lists, we need to
the arrests need to happen. It's time to stop playing games.
Donald Trump must stop playing games with these people. If
they can arrest you know, white nationalists or whatever, they
can arrest the Black Lives Matter organizers, they can arrest
ANTIFO they can raid tomorrow, enough is enough? Where is
this going to go? If that is not done? I
think we all know the answer.
Speaker 3: I mean, one of the things that's interesting is that
this is like ever, I was like, you know, just
fooling around with chat shept or whatever, and I asked it.
I was like, okay, so give me since twenty ten
a list of high profile political killings, and then directional,
so is it left on right or right on left
and so and so forth. And it gave me almost
nothing but examples about the concrete examples was able to
come up with through almost nothing but left on right
political violence. And then the contextualization it offered, it says,
but studies show that the vast majority of political violence
is right on left. It's like, okay, yeah, you know,
it's one of these things. There's this massive amount of
lying that's going on, but you know, truth tends to escape.
And one of the things is that this is a
characteristic of the left, this sort of violence. We harp
on this all the time that the right, you know what, yeah,
whatever you to talk about, you know, jokes. We really
shouldn't joke, actually, because that sort of kind of desensitizes
people to what actually happens when political violence occurs. Because
it's the left is extraordinarily violent. This is the way
they behave this is the way the left behaves in
very specific instances. And like, I can only think of
two real antecedents, and one is in the nineteen seventies.
Whenever there was a dramatic right word shift occurring in
American culture, the sort of sixties, the hegemonic sixties, leftist
movement immediately turned violent. That's what they do. As long
as things are going well for them, as long as
the money is the money printer is spewing forth, you know,
their subsidies for their community active community organizing and everything
like that, they're relatively happy to take the moral high ground.
But as soon as anything goes against them, they turned
rapidly violent. It was something the previous time they had done.
It was a much wider sort of panoramic and that
was in the turn of the nineteenth century. Were never
really you know, the concepts of like socialism and Marxism
and everything like that, we're actually on the decline. And
because they had really swept through Europe fruit in the
later half of the nineteenth century, and then they were
suddenly challenged by at the time it was a re
emergent liberal order. But the left turned extremely violent then
and started knocking off politicians. And one of the things
is that this is a it's a it's a fault
in their armor. It is actually it's actually a break
in sort of leftist competency because it doesn't work. People
get it has never it's never worked. It didn't work.
It really didn't work at all. In the nineteen seventies
they did a lot of violent things, and the result
of it is the conservative shift in the Reagan Revolution
and in the nineteenth century. What it resulted in was
really a sort of hard right, especially in the early
twentieth century, a hard right shift in the governance of
Europe and in the United States. It doesn't work. And
one of the things is that is like this is
whenever they open this sort of whenever they open this
sort of space, it's very important that like this is
the time if Donald Trump is going to act, he
has to do it because you can actually separate, you
actually separate the lefts funding from the from their more
disgusting elements here because I mean, like you can see
around social media the only people you see saying anything
about this other than how horrified they are, and they're
because they're so deranged they don't realize what they're doing,
you know, people spewing for it like some of the
most some of the most inhospitable language in the world.
People see that and they don't want to be involved
with it. So this is one of those times where yeah,
like you know, take note of that, highlight it and
really hope that Donald Trump has the you know, has
has the wherewithal to do something here, because you know,
they're they when they start getting violent, that's when like
space opens between them and the source of their power
and you can drive a wedge in it right here.
You know, it's gonna be a really hot two weeks
on that front. I think if Donald Trump knows what
he's doing.
Speaker 4: Yes, for for decades, we've especially in the last five years,
we've had a complete misapprehension of the historical moment by
the establishment quote unquote right as a Sam Hyde said
on Twitter, quote time to do your fucking job and
sees power. If you want to be more than a
footnote in the American Collapse section of future history books,
it's now or never at real Donald Trump, jd Vance,
Pete Hegseth. All of the rhetoric we've put forward, the endowments,
the you universities. It must be seized. It must be
seized tomorrow. The arrest must happen tomorrow. The historical moment
is here. The crown is in the gutter. The crown
is in the gutter. Take the crown. Now is the moment.
Speaker 1: When I said earlier that I didn't want anyone on
this stream to use the word tragedy, Charlie, you articulated
it properly. The reason that I did not want anyone
to use that word is that this was a premeditated murder,
planned out with malicious intent, with active, conscious, malicious intent.
That was not only that half the country was not
only complicit in, but actively aided and abedded and desires
to see more of. Right, this is you. You cannot
have a country like this. You are witnessing the breakdown
of American society right now? Was it like yesterday? That
it was yesterday? Of two days ago? The woman in
Charlotte got stabbed, right?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Prior to that, you know, everyone points back to last
year when Trump had a bullet, you know, nick his ear.
But you know, then there was the the Democratic state
senator in Minnesota who got whacked, and then there was
the the like you can connect these dots like this.
This is not normal. This is not normal. This this
and you know with with with Charlie Kirk again, he
I remember when I remember when he started he did
a very interesting rhetorical shift. At some point in the
last couple of years. He started talking a lot more
about the intractable Anglo Saxon values of the United States, right,
and that is very hard signaling as far as the
Conservative Party goes. And I remember making a sort of
mental note when I saw it that he I'm like, oh,
this guy probably knows more than he lets on and
he's probably you know, shifting, shifting our way. And I
remember that. And I used to be harsh on him
prior to that, and I remember after that point I
eased up on him because I understood what it was
he was doing. And I hope many many of you
had similar conclusions. But this, this, this is I can't
I don't know how to articulate this without repeating what
everyone else has already said. But this, this is This
is Spain in the early nineteen thirties. This is not
the United States. This is not a healthy, functioning civil society.
This is not a place where there is a loyal opposition,
and there is just an ideal log not even an
ideological a somewhat like method, disagreement as to achieve different
And this is not a country that you can live
in because this is not this is not the end,
This is a beginning. This is going it's not even
the first. It's going to keep happening. It's going to
keep happening. The Catholic school that got shot up I
think last week, right, it's going to keep happening. And
it's and people are going to keep getting killed, and
it's going to be people who look like us, who
talk like us, who think like us. And why does
the right not do anything? That's because the right can't
do anything. We're not like the left. The left does
this because they don't have any real regard for a
concept of law, for a concept of inhibiting their actions,
at least in a a in a pro social sense.
I'm and so the right just temperamentally the kinds of
people who think the way we do, who have the
priors we do, can't act this way. They need to
have badges, they need to have state backing, they need
to have something that makes what they're what needs to
be done legal, all right, That's that's that's what needs
to happen, at least in today's day and age. And
if that doesn't happen, and there's only one man in
the entire United States right now who has the power
to make that happen, and if it doesn't happen, then
what are what are we going to do?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 1: People are going to keep getting killed? Charlie Kirk, This
this took all of us by surprise. No, I don't
think any of us woke up expecting this today. And
what about tomorrow? And what what about the next day?
And what about the next month? And what about you know,
the months leading up to the midterms? Is this going
to be like Mexico where what eighty something presidential candidates
get assassinated? Is that? What this is is the United
States turning into a Latin American banana republic? Is that
what we're turning into? Is that how politics is going
to be. There's one way out of this, There is
one way out of this, and we all know what
that one way out of it is. But none of
us have the power to affect it.
Speaker 3: Until it is affected.
Speaker 4: We can demand it, though, and yes we can For
mister Donald Trump, it is clear no one can possibly
claim from this day forward that if he does not
take action now, if not in the past, but at
least now, all of these future deaths, the blood is
on his hands. The blood is on the hands of
our leaders, are governors, our earthly government, if they do
not put an end to this tomorrow. The same could
be said for priests, deacons, pastors, spiritual leaders of men.
If you do not demand that what needs to be
done by the president is done tomorrow until it is accomplished,
the blood is on your hands.
Speaker 3: The justifications are there too. I spent some time looking
at this today, because you know, we are the United
States is sort of bound in a strange way by
not having most parliamentary government, even most democratic governments have
a mechanism for the executive to just, you know, the
head of state, to dissolve parliament and assume emergency power.
We don't actually have that, but we do have a
bevy of emergency acts in suites of very specifically applicable
things that can be done. And I can't come up
with any reason why, like you can't make it legitimate argument.
According to the eighteen oh seven Insurrection Act that there
are at least three active insurrections occurring in the United States.
There are das, there are das refusing to prosecute crimes,
as there are in my hometown of New Orleans. That's
that's impeding constitutional rights of citizens. You know, you have
an archipelago of cities that have sanctuary laws pass that
specifically impede federal officers from enforcing federal law. That's an insurrection.
And then there is a decentralized wave of political violence
that is very clearly targeting one specific political faction, which
is another that's a third insurrection. The president can assume
very broad executive powers in the case of an actual
domestic insurrection, and we have three of them right now.
There's no real argument against that. And like whenever I
see people try to throw up argument, So yeah, this
is just really okay. What you're actually looking at is
that you're used to this thing that I call the
sixth or the seventh party system, depending on how you
look at it, when everybody kind of plays nice together.
You know, if you actually go back into Pauls like,
if you go back into the American past, we actually
have had periods that were this violent the beginning of
the sixth American party system. I can't hammer this hard enough.
The political violence of the nineteen seventies was incredible political violence.
In the nineteen twenties and thirties, Battle of Blair Mountain,
that sort of thing was, that sort of thing was
going on. If you go back further than that, eighteen
seventy seven, there was a there was a communist general strike.
You know, there were anarchist bombings in northern cities. The
Haymarket bombing happened. If you go back ten years before that,
there was we bought a giant war with one another.
So you know, these these periods of you know, these
periods of relative domestic like non tranquility have occurred. And
in the past, you know, I hate to say this,
you know, like you gotta do what Abraham Lincoln did.
You're gonna do what FDR did. You know, in peacetime.
We hate these people. But like if you're like looking
at the world right now, like it's like, oh, okay,
I can see exactly why they did that, all right, yeah,
do it now out because this is absurd and and
and we don't look particularly good internationally at a partic
at a at a very strange juncture in world history.
Either like this is like one of these things is
this had the bleeding has to stop here, and so
like all of these things have to be put on
the table, and justification for him totally exists.
Speaker 4: Indeed, and I repeat, these actions must be taken tomorrow
under the authority of the President. The blood is on
his hands and the hands of all leaders of men
who do not immediately call for the permanent resolution to
this problem. We all know what the resolution is. I stated.
It sees the endowments, sees close the universities if necessary,
arrest suspect men of the left, women of the left, transsexuals, whomever,
under the necessary uh legal parameters. Do it tomorrow, every
single I mean right now. Apparently there's another school shooting
happening in Colorado. And of course we're still reeling from
the death of that Ukrainian woman. I haven't pronounced her name,
so I won't try and butcher it, and I don't
have it in front of me. But all of this
blood is on our leader's hands, if not already, which
of course it is starting today. If it is not done,
you are complicit all of you who do not insist
that Donald Trump immediately put an end to this nonsense.
If he does not, we all know where this is going.
It is not going to stop, and every drop of
blood spilled is on his hands and all of his
cabinet if it is not immediately dealt with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, this is no way right. The proper
move right now is to is because the president can
do this at any time. He can, he can choose to,
he can choose to uh, he can choose to give
a report to Congress on the state of the Union.
She actually call one now and uh and announce three
domestic insurrections and assume broad executive power. That's the mechanism
by which this should happen.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, Pete, Oh no, that's fun. A tweet I
saw today that probably basically outlines the situation that we're in,
and you really should understand how dire it is. Was
it said that Charlie Kirk, the founder of TPUSA, had
two missions. One encourage conservative students to use their voice
and two encourage all students to have open debate. And
then he finishes it by saying, and the liberals killed
him for it. No, the liberals didn't kill him. There
are no liberals. The thinking that you can have well,
here i'll say this, the thinking that you can have
open debate with these people is liberal thinking. Okay, I'm
not gonna say it got him killed, Okay, but these
people are not liberals. Get that through your fucking skull,
that that term has been used for all sorts of bullshit.
These people are. Call him Bolsheviks, call him Jacobins, call
him whatever you want, but don't fucking call them liberals.
I don't like liberals. I'm not a fan of liberals,
but I mean liberals are I mean, terrible when they're
in charge, but mostly harmless and just scream about how
scream about their their principles and YadA, YadA whatever. That's
he He was encouraging liberalism and they killed him for it.
Stop calling these people. This isn't liberalism. This time for
liberalism is what liberalism is. Dead stop it. This is
something much different. That's why I tell people stop reading
theory and start reading history so you can know exactly
what we're going through, because a lot of people don't
even know where the fuck we are at this point.
Speaker 4: Precisely, mister Pete I've just been reading up on the
Napoleonic period in France recently. We're absolutely facing a Jacobin revolution,
and much like in that time, they're in the government.
We saw today the Republicans attempted to hold a mere
moment of silence for mister Kirk, and the Democrats loudly
protested out of order. All of them. We know who
they're supporting. They're complicit in the crimes. These are criminals.
The Democratic congressmen and women, all of them should be
arrested tomorrow by whatever law enforcement agency needs to be
deployed to pursue that end. Arrest all of them, Arrest
the governors. Enough is enough. Enough of our blood has
been spilled in the streets by these animals.
Speaker 1: And really like it. It cannot be overstated. I said
it earlier, right, but it cannot be overstated that not
only was the Democratic Party and all of its affiliates
complicit in this, it actively aided and embedded by them.
How many of you today saw the reaction from the
DNC media mouth pieces. You know, one of them, what
one of them said, one of them, one of them
said that, oh what if, what if it was one
of his supporters shooting off his gun. You know when Congress,
when the House of Representatives attempted to call a moment
of silence. Today, the Democratic Party screamed and shouted and
booed and opposed it. How how can you reason with
these people? I'm I'm serious. How can you reason with
these people if this is the attitude, if this is
the behavior they're going to take in relation to a
man with two children under the age, I think, well,
they were very young, you know, two toddlers basically, and
a young wife. A man who is thirty one just
getting killed in cold blood. How again, I don't I
don't mean to I don't mean to have an overflow
of pathos here. I don't mean to make this sound
like this is just empty, vague rhetorical appeals. But but
I'm at a loss. How do you do this? Because
this isn't just what is it?
Speaker 6: This isn't just.
Speaker 1: A group of people or a faction. Right, the untired
has their money making apparatus based around this system that
creates people who go to these rallies and shoot the
other side. It's systemized. It is an economy. Whole sectors,
whole demographics are employed by it.
Speaker 4: Right, they try to label us. Over the several years, decades,
some of us longer than others, have had to deal
with being labeled as conspiracy theorists, you know, unpatriotic, as
part of some conspiracy to against the state. We are
in the midst of a vast conspiracy against the American state.
And it is the left, It is the Democrats, it
is the Jacobins. These are the people who are the
enemies of the United States of America, not people like us,
not people like Charlie Kirk, not Donald Trump. Everyone needs
to repeat this call, and I expect the other creators
who after today, there's the veil has been lifted, you know,
if if not when Donald Trump the attempt was made
on him his life. After today, no one like these idiots,
such as you know Rand Pall for example, can ignore
and pretend not to see what is happening anymore. It's
simply unacceptable, and those who do are complicit. Anyone who
does not acknowledge what is happening and demand, especially those
positions of authority, demand the appropriate solution, and we've outlined
what that is is complicit, and they themselves should also
be arrested and tried.
Speaker 2: This is easily the highest level political assassination in my lifetime,
easily in the United States.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Other people might disagree. It might be a little bit
older on here, but the time is absolutely now for
the Trump team.
Speaker 5: I think in my lifetime it's our bud dwire, But
go on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a And you know, here's another thing as
well with this. Charlie Kirk was a very close personal
friend of Donald J. Trump and has been since twenty sixteen.
You could talk about the political moment that we're in
and everything like this and all that is extremely important,
but honestly, one of the foundations of just being an
honorable man is having care for your friends. I mean,
if one of my friends was had his neck blown
out on live TV basically for the entire world to see,
I would I can't even say what I would do
on this stream to avenge him.
Speaker 3: By the same people that tried to do it to
him last year, you know exactly. The personal motivation is
always the best, by the purest motivation.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm gonna say something. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry God, Sandy,
Oh no, that was it. Oh, okay, I'm gonna say
something here that you know, probably is I'm completely wrong,
but yeah, maybe the reason why Democrat politicians don't want
to you know, or like no, no, no, we're not
having a moment of silence is maybe they're scared of
what would happen if they don't put up Yeah, if
they don't put up a fight when somebody recommends that
we may be at the point where the lunatics, the
true lunatics, are running the asylum. Where to the point
where these politicians are just there for show and the
left is being controlled by a much more wicked force.
I mean, when you look at them, with the fucking world,
what this country has come to you, you would have
to have your eyes closed to not believe that all
of this isn't meant all this isn't meant to be
the girl on the train, the Catholic school, what happened
to Charlie Kirk. They want this, somebody wants this, and
I think we're giving I think if we say that
it's the politicians who want this, we're giving them way
too much credit because they're being handled. Each one of
them is being handled by somebody. So whoever is handling them,
I say they want that, they want this and these
politicians may be more maybe just fucking scared because they
see what these people are capable of.
Speaker 1: You know, have any of you ever read Mystery Grove's
work on the Russian Revolution in the Russian Civil War,
like just even one off, two off article.
Speaker 3: Well, no, but I'm pretty familiar with the event.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's kind of his whole thing. That's what he
If you actually like go and you read his sub stack,
like you read the articles, he'll take the time to
write out and he'll do scholarly book reviews, similar to
what we do in American spirits. That's what he hyper
focuses on is the Russian Civil War. And I remember
I was read you know, Pete, you mentioned the Checha earlier.
You know, I was reading one of his accounts of
the Checha and Ukraine and they there was a there
was an American Negro that was a part of it.
There were Chinamen who were a part of it there,
but the most sadistic one was just some was just
some Russian woman that like you know, just just got
pleasure from watching people get skinned. You have to understand that.
Speaker 5: They she she wasn't Russian.
Speaker 1: I know, Okay, fair enough, you know, what.
Speaker 3: She wasn't Russian? I wonder what she was? You know what?
Fair enough?
Speaker 1: Fair enough? Right? But but you know, the point stands, right,
the point stands. Understand that we as politically sophisticated people
who have I'm not saying we're we're academics. I'm you know,
we're pretending to be intellectuals. But we have a somewhat
well developed theory of mind. We have a somewhat well
understood kind of canon of texts we're pulling from. We
have a very similar set of ideological priors that with
with of course differences here and there on particular topics,
but it's close enough for us to more or less
function as a coherent group. And because we are you know,
we well, we have our own internal worldview. We try
to make sure it's coherent. We try to reduce contradictions
and paradoxes as much as possible.
Speaker 2: We try to be consistent, We try.
Speaker 3: To be honest.
Speaker 1: We cannot understand like how these people think and look
at the world. There is no this is not the
high days of like Marxist Leninist dialectical materialism and you
know Bakunin and friggin' you know the the I could
throw out a throw out a bunch of other ones
of the anarchist movement, right, like this is not like
the kind of pie in the sky. And also the
you know, the dashing, daring like that was an era
of intellectual sophistication even amongst peasants. That does not exist today. Right,
these leftoids, these Bolsheviks, you know, whatever anachronistic term you
want to throw on them, right, you know, like like
race communists, I like that, ire like race communists, right,
you know, that exactly says, but they do not have
a sophisticated theory of mind. They do not have a
sophisticated set of beliefs on the aggregate. It ultimately just
boils down to gives me dat and kill whitey. And
you know, and also some of them, some of them
go a bit further than that. Some of them actively
enjoy tearing apart families. Some of them actively enjoy robbing,
you know, wives of husbands and robbing children of fathers.
They enjoy it, They like it, they think it's good.
And ultimately, you know, for every and you can pull
out the two or the three or the four idealists,
you can pull those things out. You can you can.
You can parade them, you can. You can look at
all their ideas, you can look at their things that
they've published, but their exceptions, ultimately, they're exceptions. And even
back in back in the high intellectual period of like
the nineteen hundreds and the nineteen tens, when the anarchist
movement and the socialist movement was kind of at its
cultural height. Right, even back then, the rank and file,
a lot of the time they were just bandits. They
were just guys who kind of wanted a veneer to,
you know, go rape people and murder and steal and
just kind of live the life that they wanted to live,
unrestricted by society and by laws. And it has not changed.
It has not changed. And for the DNC, people are
talking about how the woke is getting put away, and yes,
the cultural the high cultural watermark of the woke has
been broken. I don't think they're going to come back
to the cultural power at least. But that's why, you know,
Sandy pointed out earlier, that's why they get violent. It's
when the soft power goes away that the hard power
goes out. And there are and as their power decreases,
they are only going to get nastier. They are only
going to kill more people they like, what is it
the Ice agents? Remember when Antifa ambushed the Ice agents
and could have killed something like thirteen of them if
they had chosen to open fire, Like, how many of
these events do we have to remember over the course
of this stream to realize that this is this is
not a good This is not how a country should be.
And this can either end peacefully or it can end violently.
I would much rather it end peacefully. You know, people
talk about civil war. I've talked about civil war before,
but you know what a civil war is. It's a
massive policy failure. That's what a civil war is. It's
what a great power conflict is. It's what any kind
of massive political cataclysm, a system collapse, be it partial
or total. All of that is policy failure, is failure
of decision, is failure of accurately enacting and communicating a
clear and coherent policy, not just to the government and
to the agencies carrying it out, but to the people
who you theoretically theoretically represent, whose interests that you theoretically
further right. So this is what needs to be understood,
This is what needs to be understood. It will not
end peacefully, but it doesn't necessarily have to end with
the worst case scenario, all right, And I hope to God,
I hope to God that someone competently handles this situation
before it gets to the point where, frankly, there is
no other alternative, because that's happened before too.
Speaker 4: Yes, for it could not possibly be more obvious at
this moment why God spared Donald Trump's life. It could
not possibly be more clear to him or anyone else.
As we've iterated over and over on this stream, there's
one man on the planet right now who can stop
us from spiraling down into the situation you've outlined, in
which case history shows us that we're looking at millions
of people dead. Nobody wants that we've Basically last night,
we were joking with each other about how it in
a normal time, none of us would even know each
other because we just be leading normal lives. Many of
us here and people in the audience have more or
less dedicated their entire adult lives and productive, productive years.
And whatever we can do to try and prevent us
from getting us to exactly where we are now, we
don't have power. We just have voices. Our voices have
yet to prevent what happened today from continuing. All we
could do is hope and pray that someone up there.
Here's what the American people are crying out for everyone.
Normal people, as sand Batch outlined, are tired of this.
They will accept whatever the solution is to this. Yeah,
that's all I had for that. Someone else, someone else, you.
Speaker 3: Know like it' This is a I guess mystery. Groves
thing is the Russian Civil War, and mine is my
thing is the late nineteenth century in the early twenties.
That's why I figured, that's why I got asked on
actually to talk about ideology the deed, and I won't
do it very much. I've already done quite a bit
of it, but there is there. And this is just
with respect to the entire historical moment. Maybe a real
quick lesson in marxistm real quick. So there was a
thing called the Second International, and it was I think
it was an eighteen eighty five and it was the
International International Congress of Marxism. The First International didn't hold,
so they all have to get together and they have
to do a second one, the Second International. And this
is the period in socialist history. Where they were probably
at their most prominent Lenin was at the Second International
Cunans at the Second International, and there were three big
there were three big factions, one of which one of
them were They were the Reformists, one where the orthodox
Marxists who like you know, sort of came to the
conclusion that revolution was inevitable through you know, immutable processes
of history. And then there were the anarchists and the syndicalists,
and they were you know, about seizing agency. And this
is where theology of the deed came from. Well, one
of the Reformist leaders was a Frenchman by the name
of Edward Woirez, and I can't pronounce French at all,
but he advocated, you know, essentially liberalism. The Marxist version
of liberalism is that we're going to participate with liberal
democratic parties and we're going to work, you know, work
work through the state for reform. And there's a section
of a book that to me is just so blindingly
relevant to where we, you know, to where we where
we stand right now with the world on the edge
of World War three, so on and so forth. And
this is a section from a book written by Barbara
Tuckman on the on the last the Proud Tower. It's
from the Proud Tower, of course, it's from.
Speaker 1: Is this is this the anarchist section.
Speaker 3: It's the second anarchist section. Is two anarchist section. Yeah,
it's the last.
Speaker 1: I haven't gotten it. I'm literally reading that right now.
Speaker 3: Oh nice, and I well, I'm going to read you
the end real quick here, because this is about the
death of a man named Edward Horrez and he was
the he was the leader of the socialist movement. He
was the leader of the reformist socialist movement in France.
And he's he's shot on July thirty first of August
of July thirty first of nineteen fourteen. This is this
and I thought this today whenever it was listed, whenever
was watching the news. And this is how it goes.
Is the news licked through like a flame. Crowds gathered
so quickly in the street outside the restaurant that it
took the police fifteen minutes to open a passage for
the ambulance, and the body was carried out. A great
silence fell and as the ambulance clanged away, escorted by
policemen on bicycles, a sudden clamorer a rose as if
to deny the facts of death. Juarez, Suarez, Vive Juarez.
Everywhere people were stupefied, numb with sorrow. Many wept in
the streets. My heart is breaking, said Anatole France, he's
a famous novelist. When he heard informed at its night
session by a white faced aid, the cabinet was stunned
and fearful. Visions rose of working class riots and civil
strife on the eve aboard. The premiere issued a public
appeal for unity and calm. Troops were alerted. But the
next morning in Nash, But the next morning in the Nash,
in the in the national peril, there was only deep
grief and deep quiet. At Carmu, the miners stop work.
They've cut down a mighty oak set one. In Leipzig,
a Spanish socialist student at the university wandered blindly through
the streets for hours. Everything took on the color of blood,
he said. The news of wiss death appeared in the
in the papers on Saturday August first. That afternoon, Germany
and France mobilized. Before evening, groups of reservists carrying bundles
and bouquets of flowers were marching off. It's dark, It's dark.
And then one more bet from another section of that
book where maybe this one's from the but this is
the epigraph to my book that's coming out, and it's
from all from another Barbara Tutman book where and this one.
And I hate to get a little narcissistic, but this
is how I felt today. And I felt this way
for a while, but it really really slammed home to
me today. And this is a quote from the Belgian
Belgian poet by the name of Emmuel ver Heron and
his book The Blood of Belgium, and he says, the
work of so many years is annihilated. The hopes of
yesterday are dead. Nothing remains for us but to defend
the honor of our people and to preserve with courage
and patience what is left to us. Harsh, harsh. This
is not a period of time, time that I'm happy
that we seem to be repeating. But here we are.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable synchronicity. I I finished A Distant Mirror a couple
of weeks ago, and I just started The Proud Tower.
I'm in the I'm still in the Hague chapter I
haven't gotten to the to the to the end the
socialist chapter you were talking about. But yeah, when I
was listening to the to the Dreyfus affair chapter in
that same book, I was shocked by how similar to
right wing twitter that the French magazine scene was.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's literally just twitter, that's what it is. That's
the best chapter, the one on the one on the
Dreyfus affair. Actually my favorite one is actually the German
the one on German music. But yeah, you get come
on soon.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know how much more I have to
say about this. It's you know, I mean, it's a
political assassination that that's what it is. And we've seen
seen a couple of them, you know, even though they
were leftists in Minnesota and everything. But you know, when
you you know, when when someone's willing to kill their
own over disagreements, how much more their enemy. I mean,
that's where we're at. You just take a look at
all of the violence, I mean, shooting today out in Colorado,
everything that's happened this year, you know, and you know,
if it's somebody on the right who does it, which
is very rare, that's run with But if it's you know,
someone on the left, it's just I mean today, excuses
are being made. I mean, that's where we're at. I
think when people when I spend a lot of time,
you know on the Bolsheviks, or the Republicans and the
communists and the anarchists in Spain or someone like Abam L. Gusmann,
I think people just think, why are you talking about that? Well,
history doesn't repeat itself, but these people don't go away,
So what do you think was going to happen? Things
will get things eventually get better. But that long period
of things getting worse is a long, long period and
you know we're living we're living through it. And you know,
even the youngest on this call is not going to
see this get fixed in their lifetime. I mean that
this is just a long, long fight. And you know
it's one of those days too that you have to
realize that there's a lot of infighting going on, you know,
by people in our in our sphere now. I mean
there are some people who call themselves quote unquote dissident,
right whatever that means anymore, who we for obvious reasons,
we don't want anything to do with. But there's a
lot of people that we fight with over really petty shit.
And if this doesn't convince you that you need to
put your differences aside and just be like, hey, we
have we have one enemy there. There's one enemy out there,
and if we can just do something about them, you know,
especially if you can do with something locally or whatever.
You live over there, I live over here. We just
respect each other.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: We may worship different gods, you know when it comes
to old Christian pagan thing and you know, I hate
that kind of infighting and I rarely ever bring it
up except when I get attacked. But you know, someone
like Clay Martin, I consider Clay Martin to be a
friend even though we don't agree on you know, on
that thing. So a lot of people act like they
need to gate keep the fuck out of everybody for
the tiniest little shit. And all that does is means
that you're fighting. You're fighting people who you agree with
ninety percent while the other while your enemy is cohesive
and conspiring against you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, it's excuse me, no good. It really
amazes me again because I've been around it's long.
Speaker 2: Pretty much just.
Speaker 3: Like I think Pete has two and you've read I've
both been around a long time. And again, you know,
I was, I was put in kind of a senior
role in one of the organizations that was around early
on in the move, early on when they alt right
was a thing or whatever, and I was really too
young for it. And like say, similar similar chart. You
all of us really were too young for even Pete.
I think he's a couple of years older than me.
We've all been too young for this. We're all still
too young for this, actually. But one of the things
that's fascinating is that I've been able to see our
like our cotsin nostri thing, I've been able to see
it congeal. And then there are a number of times
when it really should have fallen apart, after the you know,
it should have fallen apart in twenty eighteen, whenever, you know,
whenever there was massive state repression in Geo's we're operating
against it's it very nearly died. And then COVID, of
course happened, and of course COVID is bad, but it,
you know, all allowed a massive resurgence because it brought
attention back to you know again true things were important again,
So you have to go back and talk to the
irascible people on Twitter. You have to go because we're
too disagreeable to just go along with the crowd and
you know and pretend that something that's not true isn't
you know, isn't true, is true, but it should have
gone away then and it didn't. And then like it
sort of like faded again, and then Donald Trump comes back.
You know, somebody tries to kill Donald Trump, and you know,
we're back again. And then of course over the course
of this year, there's been lots of confusion, like lots
of misdirection, lots of like not really sure what we're
supposed to be doing. This is another one of those
moments whenever I could see us all congealing again, you know,
because again this is like one of those one of
those shocking moments whenever you have to look at what
happened and appraise the situation and decide who your friends
are and like, this really should be I've been concerned
about this all years, like where are we going? Where
we're going? And you know, this should be one of
those wake up calls about you know, it's like where
where well, where where do you stand? And who are
you with because it looks like the world is ending
right now, Like you know, it looks like the world
is ending. Who's Who's whose camp do you want to
be in when the lights go out? And I think
for a lot of us that that should be a
much easier answer today than it was even yesterday, if
you were, if you're having any any sort of doubts
or anything like.
Speaker 4: That, correct, it's not just where we're going either. Where
are there now? The train has arrived, and you'd better
know who your friends are at this point, mister Fahrenheit,
I believe you wanted to say something, And then I
think we should start getting to the super chests because
there are quite a lot of them. Oh sorry, you're
you're on a call.
Speaker 1: Yeah, sorry, someone was just someone had something very important
to tell me. But there is one thing I wanted
to I wanted to say right now before we go
politicize this. Please politicize this. Politicize his death. Do what
you have to do. Politicize it. If you don't politicize it,
if all of you do not politicize this, then more
deaths are going to happen.
Speaker 3: That's what I got.
Speaker 2: On the same note of what Pete said earlier. I
mean they call all of us far right fascists, Nazis, racists.
All the terms they use to call each and every
one of us are the same terms they use to
call Charlie Kirk. Our enemies do not care. We are
all the same to them. They want us all dead
and we have to win. Period.
Speaker 4: Yes, well with that, we'll be here for definitely a
little while longer, beating the super chats. Mister Fahrenheit, can
you check the GC if you will, I'll post a message. Okay. Fortunately,
stream Yards keeps a nice list of us for all
the super chats, so I will start going through them
one by one and we'll comment on them. We'll probably
be here a little longer. First we have our usual
first mister solid Snake, Nice to see you again, sir,
for ten dollars, he says, Evening, gents, certainly a somber occasion.
I pray the Lord grants his family peace. Feels like
moderate conservatism was just ended. Only time will tell what happens,
but I'm sure we all have an idea indeed, and yes,
there's certainly no future for moderate conservatism at this point.
We can only hope that this does not cut off
an important connection between people who were so called moderate
conservatives and people who understand what time it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, agreed, I mean, make no mistake about it. The
today was a huge blow for everyone in our thing. Absolutely,
but it's been coming on all of us to rally
forth and push on. Like Charlie said at the very
beginning of this, we cannot stop. We will not stop.
Speaker 4: All right, one, I'll put this one on screen. I
need to share a link here from Manayut Sushi.
Speaker 2: Jeez, I'll read it. I'll read it. Charlie. You gonna
uh send the dude. You gotta do.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Oh well, you gotta put it back on the screen
for me to read. Hold on, there we go. There's
the problem of a streamer. So anyway, uh, eternal rest
grant unto them, oh Lord, and let the perpetual light
shine upon them, and made the souls of all the
faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.
Speaker 3: Amen.
Speaker 4: I'm indeed, let me pull up the next one. Here's
for fifty dollars. The Panther awakens. You could take them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll take them. Panther awakens for fifty dollars. Thank you.
Very much, sir. It's important to remember the distinction between
left and right is that the right acts with discipline, honor,
and professionalism. The left is violent and chaotic, the right
is orderly. That being said Viva lain Werday that that
is certainly true. I mean as much as all the
calls from everybody on Twitter today saying that the moderate right,
the conservative right, the normally whatever you want to say,
die today. It is extremely important to remember that we
are not leftists, were not anarchists. We do not advocate
for people just randomly doing violence, wantonly in the middle
of the street, without you know, any rhyme or reason
to it whatsoever. That is not what we are. That
is not who we are. We are practical, we are honorable,
and we are disciplined people. It's not to say that,
you know, we're just going to like lean over and
roll over and take it and all that shit. None
of us are saying that. But no, do not stoop
to the level of random, wanton attack of terrorism.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 3: Yeah, discipline is the important thing. Discipline is Discipline is
the difference between us and them. And it's incredibly important
to say because, like you know, there have been at
times where the right has tended to want to hide.
And then I always look back at that movie Gone
with the Wind, and I look at you know, Ashley,
what's his face? And because all the women in my life,
all the women that flip through my life, eventually decide
whether or not I'm read or Ashley, and I will
leave that, I will leaf that question open to the
ladies of Twitter. But I will also say I will
also say that what is considered we must always have discipline,
but what is considered honorable and professional is entirely historically contingent.
And it is no longer ten years ago.
Speaker 4: Here here, no one undred percent. We're gonna win. We're
going to win legally. We're going to remain disciplined. We're
not going to lose our cool. We're angry, we can
be angry, but this is not going to disturb our temperament.
We have Fritz Imperial old timer here. Thank you for
the five dollars. Rest in peace, Charlie. Pray for him,
Pray for justice. Someone pronounced the German please.
Speaker 3: You got me fine, something like ordnung moush shine, something
like that. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Mando spam with Charlie ten dollars, thank you.
With Charlie's accomplishments throughout the years, I can presume that
he is resting quite peacefully. Even if we didn't agree
on everything he had to say. Yes, well, certainly none
of us will ever say anything negative about him ever. Again,
he has earned his place as a martyr in the
history books that we will be writing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's absolutely part of our thing. He's a part
of our law, our canon, totally. This is just unquestionable
at this point.
Speaker 4: All right, we actually have another guest joining us. He's
a consultant. I'll let him say more if he likes,
but I will add him to the stage now and
hand him the mic.
Speaker 6: Hello sir, and everyone can hear me. Yes, yes, wonderful.
I love what you boys do at the Old Glorious Club.
I haven't followed it too closely, but I've been seeing
you guys do on Twitter. A lot of people and uh,
let's let's say the administration and around the gop seed
as well. And believe me, a lot of people are
very very very big fans. Now, I'm sure, as you
can imagine, today's a pretty a busy day for everybody
over here in DC. But what I want to say
is that these people are going to feel the full
brunt of the United States government, of the Department of Justice,
and of US law enforcement. This is not an isolated incident.
This isn't a Luigi Manngio, and it isn't a simple murder,
and it's not random. We know that this is political
and it's something that necessarily needs to be politicized. The
solution going forward, and the solution that I would like
to see the Trump administration take and that I hope
that they do take, is that we need to crack
down on the institutional nature of left wing and democratic organizations.
They are borderline terrorists, if not terrorists. In reality, we
see money flowing formally from USAID and for the federal
government into these quote unquote NGOs.
Speaker 3: We see it.
Speaker 6: Running through Black Lives Matter, through Antifa. We see these
patronage networks that fund violent extremists day in and day out,
and ultimately you have the high ranking operatives like Will Stancil,
like like Evan loves Wharf, and a tons tons and
tons and tons of other posters on Twitter and on
Blue Sky and on Reddit. They repeatedly they call people Nazis.
They call US fascists. They call us threats to democracy
and the results we see things like Mangione shooting CEOs
in New York City. We see people like Thomas Crooks
trying to assassinate the President of the United States on
the campaign trail twice we saw that.
Speaker 7: At least.
Speaker 6: We see murders that took place today, like those of
Charlie Kirk, and it's going to keep happening day and
day again. And the high ranking operatives in the DNC
and the other guys in Antifa and in BLM and
the rest of these patriot networks, they call us these
things because they know and they hope, They hope and
they pray, and they wish that somebody deranged enough among
their ranks will take up arms and fire a bullet.
That is the strategy. It always has been and it
continuously will be, and it won't end unless these people
are dealt with with the full force of the law.
That means we need to see indictments, we need to
see prosecutions, we need to see arrests. We need to
see groups like BLM and Antifa being designated as terrorist
organizations because that is precisely what they are insofar as
they're counseling violence and they're advocating for violence, whether literally
or not. The job of every single Republican voter, of
every single American patriot, of every poster on X is
to pressure their elected official, their congressmen, their senators, their
state legislators. Pressure these people, write to them, at them,
go into their applies, tell everybody and emphasize this violence
and politicize it, and tell everybody the violence must be
dealt with. And the only way to do that is
no more debates and certainly not criminal action on our side.
If anybody's thinking of that, it's definitely not the way
we want to go. Urge your elected officials to crack
down on violent left wing organizations with the use of
the law, your sheriff's department, the FBI, state police, your
local police department. Send in tips, take screenshots. When you
see leftists fed posting, posting on X and Reddit and
blue sky, tell people that they're making threats. I want
to also bring everybody's attention to a new website that
some patriots put up. It's called Charlie's Murderers dot Com.
It seems that these guys are collecting a catalog or
an archive of every doxed individual that's advocating for violence
or celebrating Charlie Kirk to death. These people need to
be identified. They need to be made famous, and they
need to be shamed. They need to be made ignonomous.
Take screenshots, identify people, send in their full names, their employers,
and their location, and shame them. We cannot tolerate this anymore.
The Trump administration will do everything it can to prevent
us from devolving into chaos and civil war. But I
got to tell you guys, that may be where we're
going because of what the left has done. Here. Today
was a Rubicon moment, and it wasn't us that crossed
that river. It was the left. It was the transgender
school shooters murdering innocent Christian children. It was Luigi Manngione,
it was Will Stancil. It's the Cory Bookers and the
Van Jones and the Kamala harris Is that can't stop
yelling about threats to democracy and fascism hyperbolezing. No, it's
these people. These people are the ones that are responsible
for today's violence and any further bloodshed that comes from
it reports to law enforcement. Gentlemen, thank you for having
me on. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you for coming on. I have one question
for you, mister Offman. It's just your just your general opinion.
This is something that's been burning me and I really
want to know what you think about this, right, But
do you think that the Trump administration understands this current
juncture in history from how you see it? Do you
do you think that they are aware of the moment
and the power that they have in this present moment.
Speaker 6: I absolutely think that at this point. Well, I'll say this.
We know for a fact that everybody in the administration
is wired in to Twitter. They're wired in to x.
We know that chipping out works. We know that when
there's a big issue, things like this gets seen. We
saw it happen with the H one B Christmas War.
We saw it with illegal immunity for illegal migrants at
the farms. We see it everywhere. When Twitter gets angry,
the Chump administration sees it. And there are a lot
of people that are wired in there. Now, let me
explain how decisively in the administration work. The president has
very limited access to what we see on social media
in the news. He has a principal secretary it's Will
Sharf who effectively chooses what the president reads out of
that day, what news articles he sees, what events are
on the president's mind. Now, when that happens, a debate
effectively ensues amongst various staffers that perhaps senior or junior levels,
depending how magnitude it is, and really the president's choice
boils down not necessarily to his own judgment, but who
wins that debate in the president's eyes, And inevitably, when
you have people like Stephen Miller, people like Tuley and
a bunch of other guys in the administration that are
based that follow our guys on X, A lot of
what we have a lot of the momentum we see
on X filters into President Trump's decisions. Now, is the
administration aware of the power it has in this particular moment,
I think so.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I think that we realized. In fact, I think they've
been aware of it even since before today. I think
that the last two days, since the Irena Zarutzka news dropped,
I think since then, the administration has been aware of
what it's had. We've been aware that the crowd is
in the gutter and somebody needs to pick it up.
We've been aware that American life cannot continue on this
way and that we are at a turning point in history. Ultimately,
the left made a grave, grave mistake with what they
did today. They made a grave, grave mistake with mandating
body cams on police officers, because all they've done is
expose their insanity to the mainstream voter. The coddled family
living in a mansion in New England, all the way
to the middle class suburbs of Indiana. American Americans and
the American people see what's going on. And the Trump
administration knows what it can do right now. It knows
what the American people are thirsting for now. Ultimately, a
course of action necessitate. It's quite a bit of prudence,
and I imagine they're not going to act hastily, but
believe me, the White House is deliberating on these matters
right now, and we will see some action soon. The
DOJ will get involved, and President Trump will prevent the
best of his ability the devolution of American life into
civil war and anti civilizational anarchy.
Speaker 4: Well, thank you for giving us your your input on
what what you regard the administration's angle as being. I'm
looking on Twitter it looks like cash Battel has announced
that the second suspect, after interrogation, has been released, so
it appears that the suspect is still at large. Certainly,
the worst case scenario in terms of the immediate case,
would be for this guy to get away. I cannot
imagine how that could happen given the security state we
live in. So hopefully we have a swift resolution at
least to the immediate prosecution of justice in this case.
Speaker 3: I mean, that was gonna that was a pro job.
It's gonna take a couple of days. I mean, they're
an catch in, but that's a pro job, you know,
like one shot.
Speaker 6: I don't have any concerns that maybe won't be caught.
Speaker 3: I think that.
Speaker 6: I think if anything, in a worst case scenario, we're
gonna have to deal with a suicide or perhaps a
death by police a shootout. Hopefully that's not the case.
I would love to see this person apprehended alive. I'd
want to see them interrogated. I'd want them to be
in front of the nation.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, all right, let's let's read a few more soupers
to wait.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much, everybody appreciate you having me on.
You guys, have a nice day, and I really appreciate
the work you patriots are doing.
Speaker 2: Thank you very good, Thank you sir very much, Thank
you boys.
Speaker 6: I'll stay around.
Speaker 3: All right. Say, next time I'm on a stream with
that guy when he comes in, I want Rick Flair's
walk out music to time.
Speaker 2: I like his energy.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, we were on stream yard today and don't have
the usual bells and whistles. Uh yeah, unfortunately, but we'll
queue that up for next time. All right, Where were
we Star Wars name again? It says when we will,
when we win, we will build a statue of Charlie
Kirk and DC. He deserves one.
Speaker 2: It's gonna go right over Martin Luther.
Speaker 4: Kings Nick asked five dollars. Kirk represented the American belief
that the better argument would win the day that I
grew up with. This is how democracy works, that is
what he as we know the better argument doesn't win.
He continues, the belief in this tradition may die today
with Charlie. Even though I thought I discarded this idea
a long time ago, I still feel that's lost bitterly,
the loss of innocence absolutely, you know, sometimes I mean
sometimes we post crazy stuff on Twitter, but the reality
is nobody wants this. We just want to live in
a normal country. That's all we want. That's why we're
doing this.
Speaker 3: The normal chat over here, the non super chat just
really killed it. It is Nylon. Riot says, I like
the idea of naming a college. It's like, yeah, we're
gonna name. It's gonna be the the Charlie Kirk School
of Classical Liberalism at Harvard University.
Speaker 1: Is well, you know what's funny. I remember I saw
this on the Associated on the Associated Press today, was
that a Dartmouth, of all places, was like demanding that
Charlie Kirk come there. They apparently a bunch of students
at Dartmouth wanted Kirk to go there. Dartmouth is the
cool ivy no one knows.
Speaker 3: Just Dartmouth is the one I wanted to go to.
And they didn't let me end so, and they they
made an enemy for life. You know, I'm about it.
Speaker 4: All right, herb seasoning for twenty one to twelve. What
a strange number. We are all, we are all Charlie
Kirk praying for his young family, praying for us all.
This is one of those days that we define life
and history as before and after. Indeed, you could you
could say that it is a turning point. Absolutely, it
is a turning point, especially after the we feel it
in our bones.
Speaker 2: He just felt the match was struck on this powder
keg weeks to go with this domino effect of things
have been happening, whether it's the Catholic church shooting, the
stabbing of this poor Ukrainian woman, and now this Charlie
Kirk assassination. I mean, it just cannot be said enough.
But we've been stressing at all night right now we
will be continuing to do so. The time is now.
I mean, this is your opportunity, more than anything else,
the most public political assassination in decades in the United
States of America. This is not something that the American
people want to see. This is not something that they
want to have happened. They want it to be safe
to use their public transportation. They want it to be
safe to even communicate on college campuses. Mister President and
the whole team, it is time now, all.
Speaker 4: Right now, we have Portler for ninety nine ninety nine,
very generous. Thank you very much by all that you
hold dear on this good earth. I bid you stand,
men of the West, Well, we are standing. We're never
going to back down. It's not in our blood. It
is in our blood to resist this chaos and evil
to the very end, as mister Kirk did, and as
we will do to honor his memory, and all of
the other people who have been mentioned, and some who
have not been who have fallen in this chaotic, absurd war.
We find ourselves in.
Speaker 3: Paul W.
Speaker 4: Hall for ninety nine, nine ninety nine. I hope to
see you perhaps on d space tonight. By God, we'll
have our home again. By God, we will have our home.
Politically Catholic for four ninety nine. If the left will
kill you for taking the moderate position, then you might
as well take the extreme one. Millions of Francos were
born today. Well, I think I think a lot of
people have figured that out today, mister politically Catholic Omenes
for ninety nine dollars nine cents advice for getting involved.
Given this position, we're in great points. As always. We
have the freedom to do what is necessary or to
do nothing at all. More Latin, mister Sandbatch, you could
pronounce Latin correctly, right, Do you want to give that
a go?
Speaker 3: Which one Langton rotten.
Speaker 4: There we go.
Speaker 3: I got that one right. Somebody gave me a somebody
gave me a bee for effort on the German at
least I tried. Yeah, this one, I know this one.
Speaker 4: Uh well, how to get involved? Red Hawk? Do you
want to take that?
Speaker 2: I mean, how you get involved? I mean with the
stuff that we are doing. Head on over to the
Oglert club dot com and get involved in your local
chapters for the broader movement as a whole. There's a
million one things you could do. Start locally, get involved
in your I mean here's another thing as well. If
you're a young guy, go join your local tea. I
can imagine that they are really going to be struggling
and hurting after something like this. Man, Well, there are
a million and one ways you can get involved. Nobody
has an excuse to just be laying on their ass
anymore like this. I mean a lot of people took
the opportunity to do so after Donald Trump's victory last
November and it's like, oh, okay, we won. Now I
can just like relax. The political season is over. No
no no, no, no no no no. No blood has
been spilt.
Speaker 4: Get out there, indeed, we like TPUSA. I believe some
of us have met a few of their people. Yeah,
they're good people. It's absolutely a good organization to join.
There's no reason you have to only be in one
organization or anything like that. There's plenty you can do,
and like I said earlier, you better be sure who
your friends are at this point. If you're not, then
that problem needs to be rectified, and there are any
number of organizations you can join to do that. Barney
Boyle nice clippy there. Check out Lewis Rossman's channel if
you don't know what the clippies are about. The source
for claims of right wing violence is the SPLC and
their parameters are a fucking joke. They file a bar
fight between two brothers is right wing violence if one
of them is a Dixie flag that too. Yeah, absolutely,
I mean, I mean that was the point I was
making earlier. You know, they claim we're the bad guys.
We're not the bad guys here. We all know who
are five dollars from base till Billy other than Tucker.
Charlie was the most wholesome guy in every clip. He
was gracious and building a bridge with his opponent. Yeah, well,
that's that's why, as as our guest earlier said, they
the left really made a mistake here. This was a
massive mistake. They could not possibly have done a dirtier
deed in terms of undermining themselves. If there was anyone
who is absolutely a stand up person with a lovely family,
it was Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: You know what, Like as you know, our friend Elliott
Hacker has been keeping he was really affected, I think
somewhat today, and he's been keeping me up to date
with the like responses to the most important demographic in America,
white women, age twenty five to forty five, and their
response to the leftist hatred that's been posted all over
Charlie Kirk's poor wife's uh. And so they're not it's
it's not affect it's it's affecting them badly. But oh
my god, sammy god, says my Latin pronunciation sucks because
he learned Latin like a German. But anyway, like the
but the uh, I think it's really important to point
that out that like you know, their optics, they are
optics happening all over the place right now, and like
you know, the dialectics are in motion. I mean, it's
it's such a mistake if this this is that leftist,
this is that leftist short time, you know, no time preference.
They just chimp, all of them chimp, They all chimp.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: And and and this is this is when they make
their mistake. The Achilles heel is exposed right now.
Speaker 1: If any of you, oh sorry, if if any of
you were worried that the what is it, the woman
who got stabbed in Charlotte would be forgotten by Charlie Kirk,
don't worry. This is basically like, you know, there was
a little brush fire happening, and then someone dunked an oil.
Speaker 2: Tanker on it.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's you know, taking out the metaphor, like
the oil would probably put out the small little fire
instead of I understand, but like, but ultimately, don't read
too much into the metaphor.
Speaker 3: This is like, this is.
Speaker 1: They've doubled down, and now they've made this a permanent issue.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, that girl is not going to be forgotten. This
isn't just oh the next thing of the narrative being
swapped out. That is not what's happening here. As far
as a pie here for two dollars, Trump won't grab
the crown. It's a shame. Well for all we heard earlier,
we need to be pushing for it, obviously. We know
it's not going to happen tomorrow. We're calling for it tomorrow.
We have to keep calling for it tomorrow. Every day
is too late. We will see. All we could do
is use our voices to the best effort. Stay calm,
stay cool, stay collected, keep your eyes on the prize.
Know your friends. No mad from the other side of
the pond, stay stay fall for three h three dollars
and seventy squigglies. Yeah, it's a proundright know. Thank you,
no mad for the well wishes.
Speaker 2: Frederick thought Froggy was in the chat earlier.
Speaker 3: He was.
Speaker 4: It was nice to hear from him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder what he's up to. Yeah, a lot
of old heads are are around tonight.
Speaker 4: Well, Frederick Barbarossa for five dollars. Trump must cross the
rubicon from Brazil with love and prayers for Kirk. Indeed,
it's it's the left who has crossed the rubicon today
and the correct response must be made in response to that.
As we said, politically Catholic again for one tomorrow today
we pray tomorrow. We chimp absolutely tactical chimpouts on Twitter
the ADMINI we know the administration response. We know they
do this. We have got to keep pushing in the
next seventy two hours to spend This is the critical time.
This is the turning point. Alexander Hale for nine dollars
and ninety nine cents. God bless Charlie Kirk and all
he has done. Thank you very much, mister Hale for
your contribution, and indeed, God bless him. Solid Snake for
two dollars. I think you're right, Pete. Well, Pete's always right.
We don't know the context, but it doesn't matter. Pete's
always right. Dan Given for fifty dollars.
Speaker 5: Don't put that on me.
Speaker 4: Dan Given for fifty dollars. No comment, but thank you
much for your donation. And again, Brian Kim, hopefully he's
weren't lost, because there's a bunch without donations. Brian Kim
for ten dollars. Thank you, Blood Based for forty nine nine.
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Speaker 4: Enrico Palazzo, fifty dollars, thank you very much, and remembrance
of a good man who loved this country and his family.
God bless you all. He absolutely will be remembered. We
can be sure of that this moment won't be forgotten,
and we can only pray that this is the moment
that the Trump administration finally takes action. Vulpus persona for
fifty dollars, very routine, super chatter, Thank you very much
for sending us this tonight and our own raging mandrel
for nine dollars ninety nine cents. Don't forget about the
Las Vegas shootinga in congressional baseball game in twenty seventeen.
There has been constant political violence in this country during
Trump's presidency. Absolutely, of course, the left, well they're gonna
blame Trump work, right, we all know where it's coming from.
They are they've been doing this kind of violence for years.
Far too much blood has been spilled. My own former
state congressman or senator I believe, was shot and lost
some of his intestinal functions. Steve Scalise that was his name.
Speaker 3: Yes, proud graduated brother Martin High School.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Marco's five eighty eight for seven dollars and ninety
nine cents Australian dollars. I think, actually I appreciate this
is OGC, but I see Charlie Redhawk and Paul Fahrenheit
all shooting fire here, and it feels incomplete without our
favorite ausse.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I did talk to Marcus Furious Pertinax a few days
ago in my chatnel of Charlemagne. So he's doing well.
He's still around. He's a he's a you know, he's
a farmer guy, so he has work to do with
his with his hands TK for ten dollars. The fact
that both my bosses were losing their ship when the
news hit, the fan hit, makes me never want to
leave my company. Good bus, God speed, OGC. That's good
to hear. We've all heard this story a lot today.
The normy's are losing their shit. They they see what's happening.
The veil has been lifted on what the left the
Jacobins really are again, these aren't liberals anymore.
Speaker 2: And they saw it. The the clip was just everywhere,
and I imagine and it was just so unbelievably graphic. Oh,
I mean it's on levels with the JFK assassination levels
of graphic, and everyone has just shown it wherever they.
Speaker 4: Look, and you must watch it. I didn't. I didn't
watch the video of the Ukrainian girl being stabbed. It's
it's simply too dark. In this case, though, when a
comrade falls and his blood is spilled, you watch, you
watch it over and over again, you burn it into
your memory. That's that's what you do. He was he,
in his own way, was fighting the same battle all
of us are. You need to see it?
Speaker 3: Hold on, I have to interject what Breezy over here says,
they've been spilling the same blood since the English Civil War.
I just point out that is not the case. This
is a totally different thing. There are no Puritans that
are there's no Puritans that are doing political violence. And
in fact, actually the location, all of the other people
that were in the crowd, they were much closer to
Puritans than the person who shot that. Now this is
not as totally it is totally different. This is a
totally different thing.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, And check out our Monday show American Spirits on
this channel if you want to understand the Puritans and
they're how they fit into the context of American history.
CJL for four ninety nine. We don't fear them. We
fear rebuking God. They simply don't understand. Absolutely, I'm not
afraid to die, none of us are. We fear our
final judgment and that's it. But we certainly don't feel
fear these evil human beings no matter what they do.
Michael Drobi for twenty dollars for unity on our side?
Are we all the heirs of Greece, Rome, and Christendom?
Is that the thread that ties us together and makes
us the natural opposition for the leftist? Or Am I
just sentimental about Rome, East and West? I mean Rome
and Greece are very far removed from us. I try
to not make too many analogies to that Christendom. Absolutely,
we were not just the heirs of Christendom. We are Christendom.
Christendom has not died. That fire still burns, and God
be with President Trump it will burn right again. Paladin
yy Z for one hundred and twenty dollars. Thank you
very much, sir. This isn't about politics, This isn't about
a content creator, this isn't about a Twitter celeb. They
shot a good guy, a Christian husband with two kids,
just to show that they can. Don't let this guy
get washed away and the let's lose next news cycle.
You're absolutely right, like we said earlier, I mean, Charlie
Kirk was just They couldn't have picked a more upstanding,
likable man to a assassinate so ruthlessly, and they will
absolutely regret it. It's this is not going to be
another news cycle. I think we all recognize that Canadian
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Speaker 3: I love it, Damn, damn.
Speaker 2: We will be continuing this to mister D's Twitter space tonight,
so I'm sure John D's second drink riper will be
in the audience.
Speaker 4: Remember, he would have wanted us to make this political. Absolutely,
he tweeted literally today that we need to make the
Ukrainian girls death political. That's what we have to do.
It's political. He wants it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we need to watch out for just I imagine
David French and all of his ilk are writing up
articles right now saying something to the degree of, you know,
Charlie Kirk was such a you know, instigator of left
wingers and YadA YadA, YadA, and the right needs to
just take the high road on this one. And he
wouldn't want us to politicize his death. We just need
to take a moment and pray. It's just no, no,
cannot let this continue.
Speaker 4: No, he was a soldier, he died in battle, and
you would not want your fellow men to simply get
all wishy washy over it.
Speaker 2: No, it's probably another important thing as well, for I
don't know the structure of what Turning Point USA is
going to look like after Kirk was after Kirk's passing,
I mean, but I would I would suspect that that
place is going to be right for infiltration from our
enemies in the wake of this. So if you are
a member there or somebody who is sympathetic to more
people like us, I would definitely try your absolute damn
just to make sure that organization does not get subverted.
I mean, Kirk found it himself. I have no idea
the structure is going to be like now in the
wake of this horrible murder, but something going to keep
an eye out for.
Speaker 4: Rmc rmc nab McNab, r McNab for ten dollars calls
back Jess Charlie. Yes, well that's a great callback.
Speaker 1: And that's pretty good. Yeah, we could, we could, we
could revive that.
Speaker 4: We could revive that. That's that's pretty clever. Actually. Jay
Smith for ten dollars. This has been This has the
potential to be the Wilhelm gustlof moment of our time.
How the following days proceed will be telling. Indeed, the
the response to the administration of the administration to this
is going to be very telling. Hopefully we see something
something good. Definitely keep following what kesh Bateel is posted
on Twitter, because he does seem to be providing live updates.
I know he's not popular, but he is the best
source of information right now on what's happening with who
they're nabbing. I think they will nab the shooter. I mean,
there's so many cameras on a university. I don't I
don't see how he's going to get away.
Speaker 5: You know, if this wasn't so somber, it would have
been a perfect spot for a train horn right there.
Speaker 4: Adam Keaty for ten dollars. All enemies foreign and domestic. Indeed,
and far too many of them are domestic these days.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that's something that I was thinking about this afternoon.
I wanted to just bring up. You know, we've really
been socially engineered into only thinking about the enemy foreign.
We have oh putin, we have all of these. No,
I mean, how can we even unless it's an imminent
threat from the outside. How can we begin to prioritize
the enemy foreign over the enemy domestic when there are
so many here, When it become they become dug in
like ticks for eighty years, one hundred years. We have
to prioritize, you know, we have to learn to prioritize,
especially in our own minds, who the enemy is. And
so much of the enemy is here. And yes, there
is a foreign enemy that we have that is embedded here,
but we need to take care. We need to think
about the enemy here a whole lot more than we
think about some existential threat from the outside that we
don't even know if it's real or not.
Speaker 1: I've sworn the oath in which that is the sentence.
I've sworn that oath I think seven times, seven different times.
Speaker 4: All right, can one of you guys take the next one?
Will I take a quick break?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I got you. Serbian cat for twenty bucks frequent superchower.
The channel genuinely said by this just came back home
from a wedding where the couple met at a TPUSA comference. Really, oh,
but ah, that must be so horrible. I may have
disagreed with Charlie, but I will always be grateful for
the friends that he gave me via his club.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely, that's that's That's the thing with this, right
is it's like, I don't think any of us are
pretending for a second that we were like like that.
Charlie and us were necessarily on the same ideological wavelength.
But he was what like maybe two ratchets away from us,
you know, Aron being the one right like he he
he was at least as far as the enemy, it
was concerned. They couldn't differentiate between him and us. You know,
talking to my former leftist wife this morning, and she
said that, you know, leftists thought he was an extremist.
Leftist thought he was an outright and Nazi.
Speaker 2: And that's quory to MSNBC. This is like the furthest
right guy in the country.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, you know my you know, my Boomer
Puden like sort of gollum that I keep around. He's
been absolutely ecstatical day because the leader of our movement
has been exterminated.
Speaker 8: I'm like, all right, big guy, you know, are the
are the Nazis in the room with this right now?
Speaker 3: Show me on where Charlie Kirk touched.
Speaker 2: I mean, there definitely is a point to be made.
And many people said this on Twitter is you know,
it's like they really shot and killed the last guy
who really thought that communicating with leftists right.
Speaker 8: Oh God bless Dave Green. I watch out for you.
But it's like, yeah, you think this is what we're
you gonna do with Nick Flentes. You know, it's like
a literal I Am Spartacus moment. It's like, we actually
don't have leaders. We all agree with one another. You know,
It's it's like this is this is spontaneous. This is
actually like the way we're actually organized. And it was like,
tell you all and he left listening.
Speaker 3: We're actually organized the way you all used to talk
about in the nineteen sixties. It's sporadic, it's it's decentralized
and ground up. We don't have leaders. Well, you know,
we did the thing you couldn't do.
Speaker 4: Let's see Brandon shill for five dollars, march together, and
remember that marching has a certain organized aspect. Yeah, as
I said, know who your friends are. Two dollars from
Christopher Burk's a salute, Thank you, sir. Five dollars from
the other pole. Elon Musk must be pressured to pass
an exemption to anti doxing policy and X celebrating excusing
Kirk's murder should forfeit any right to privacy. Well we
received the link. Yeah, absolutely, I've seen people starting to
do this, and you know we have this the website.
I linked it in chat earlier. It was what was
it called Charlie's Murderers. Yes, I will link I think
I still have it on my clipboard. I do, I'll
link it and chat again. Charlie's Murderers dot com?
Speaker 1: Was it? Like, it turns out doxing. It turns out
doxing people is in and of itself not necessarily bad
as a form. Right, It just turns out if you're
using it to like put like absolutely horrible people who
dance on the graves and celebrate political assassinations, if you
use doxing to put them in jail instead of you know,
getting getting just normal upstanding, you know, socially pro social
people who want to improve society, you know, instead of
getting them fired and blacklisted. It turns it turns out
doxing can actually be very effective and can be used
to do a great deal of justice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's pretty ridiculous. I mean, we've all seen
these instances where you know, they doxs us, you report it.
Nothing's ever done. It's just allowed forever. The Left just
allowed to dox people as much as they want on Twitter.
And yeah, I mean it's us. Musk is another one
of the people we haven't mentioned about now, but he
absolutely he's in a position as well to take point
on this, and blood is also in his ends. If
he doesn't, i'd see Darby DZ for twenty Canadian dollars.
It would be It would be really good to hear
that Eric Prince is being flown to the White House tonight.
Rip Charlie Kirk at Great Patriot. Yes, that is absolutely
a person who should be involved with the response here.
Speaker 2: Absolutely call it buke a too.
Speaker 4: Nuclear cardio for five dollars and one cents. You guys
love your weird numbers, showing my support for mister Redhawk
and his crew. Thank you, mister Cardillo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the five dollars one cent super jadis some deep
lore in the in the in the Manister community, but
thank you, Nuken, you and Hannah stay safe?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 9: We need a fifty one fifty number too, which just
like the California the California code for an egirl going
crazy warrant.
Speaker 5: Oh had we had the twenty one twelve earlier and
no one got the Rush reference there?
Speaker 1: I guess I was about to say something tete, but
I think I've I've raised enough caine on your stream
about Rush to Last the Last the lifetime.
Speaker 4: Okay, might be I'm not enough of a music connoisseur
to know that one for twenty dollars. I feel nothing
but sadness about this, someone who is not only a
friend to us but also just a decent normal man
killed for what. I struggle to even be political about
this such despair. Member of Peninsular Vanguard. Very happy to
hear you're in a chapter. People. You should be joining
and founding OGC chapters. If this incident is not your
notification to be doing that, then I don't know what is.
And if not OGC, anything turning point you, turning point USA.
Join it, join something, but we mustn't despair, where at
least getting in some moments of levity. Now this is somber,
but our spirit will not be crushed. Drew for ten dollars.
Just wanted to thank my good friend red Hawk for
all the work you do. More people see you than
you realize. It does seem to be the case, and
I hope it is. You're here, Lord inquisitor a Hashian
Is that a forty k thing? Stay safe in God speed, gentlemen,
we will win a salute. Darby DZ again for another
twenty dollars. Yeah, I saw us on Twitter. There will
be a vigil for Charlie Kirk at Saint Joseph's on
Capitol Hill with Father Gurney at seven pm this evening.
Please consider if you are in the DC area, Yes,
please consider, And frankly, you guys should get in touch
with law enforcement and ensure there's security there. El femplar
five dollars. Don't stop. We won't stop. Also, sorry sorry
for being me and you and DMS, I was I
hope you just uh, I was just joking with you.
King Pill for ten dollars may chuck Dirk's what memory
be eternal? God bless you guys, Thank you very much,
King Pill.
Speaker 1: I think he was trying to say Chud Kirk or something.
Speaker 4: Yes, Chud Kirk. Absolutely, he is an eternal Maga Chud saint.
From here on out, his memory will not be forgotten.
Courty's easy seven for five Canadian dollars.
Speaker 2: Your guy who was an as chat for years.
Speaker 4: Maga has its chimps as well. The chimps are just
used by a strong sovereign to gain mandate. Apes together,
strong strength and honor. Yes, monkey together is strong. We
are one monkey could chuck for ten dollars. A family
member of mine was a police officer who was ambushed
and killed while eating launch all six weeks ago. His
name is Philip Wagner. This only, this is only accelerating. Gentlemen. Yeah,
you know, that's really grim to hear, and I'm sure
there were there are probably, I mean, there's got to
be so many cases like this that we're not even
hearing about. I mean, just just look at how much
we talked about tonight in terms of the immediate political
violence that's been done against our people just in the
last two weeks. Multiple mass shootings, the Ukrainian girl, Charlie Kirk.
It's only accelerating and it has to we have to
stop it now.
Speaker 2: That point about it being censored, you're one hundred percent right.
I mean just look, for example, the case of the
Ukrainian girl that happened on August twenty second, and it
just like started breaking just a couple of days ago.
There was such an attempt to censor that prevent any
of the footage from being released or the story from
breaking from those evil people involved in North Carolina. You're
totally right.
Speaker 4: Well, I didn't even realize it was that long ago.
So yeah, that just highlights the censorship. Bulba inquisition for
twenty dollars. If this connection to Utah Antifa is going
to be, it's going to be a long time before
they catch him her or at the Utah left wing
icles have cut their teeth fighting in low grade war
against the Mormon Church for a couple of years. Interesting,
I do not know much about this. We can hope
that the FBI is competent and can I mean, look,
just arrest all of them for God's sake. I mean,
it's just cut and dry, underscore. Wow, for five dollars.
We need to disregard the ideal of fed infiltration from
now on. Being organized and infiltrated is better than in
being disorganized adamized. Well, this is certainly something that just
cannot You cannot allow fear to stop you from finding
your friends, and we'll just leave it at that. You
cannot allow your fear to stop you from knowing who
your friends are. And that goes for people in other
countries too, Mark Oz five eighty eight for seven ninety nine.
I guess Australian dollars disagreements a size aside, and as
misguided as you might have been ideologically, Kirk was true
to his convictions. He was a good man and didn't
deserve this. Well, you know, he went on a very
interesting journey and I think a lot of people who
followed Charlie Cook's career, especially the last year, have massively
increased their respect for him.
Speaker 2: I certainly have.
Speaker 4: And yeah, he really went on a journey. I didn't
realize he was so young, and no, he was a
great man and you know his life was he could
have been one of us, any one of us, you know,
could have taken that bullet.
Speaker 2: I think in the past few months, particularly especially people
should go and listen to his appearance on Tucker Carlson
just within the last month. The man definitely had his
finger on the pulse, especially the way that the young
conservatives and the young right removing in this country. And
he went on Talker's show and was intentionally speaking to
a boomer audience, basically telling everybody like, hey, listen, like
the young guys in this country are extremely more radical
than you think they are, and they have every right
to be. And yes, I think a lot I think
a lot of people had opinions on him back in
you know, the twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen, you know Pat
Casey days and everything, and that's fine, we can criticize
him for that, but the man clearly was moving way
more in our direction at a record pace. I mean,
especially when you look at his Twitter account over the
last week or so. You know, the stuff that he
was saying could have come out of any more O amounts.
Speaker 10: But you know the thing, I've always and I've never
hated Charlie kirkcas I've always first of all, because I
meant to smoke and hot women whenever I met him,
and that always helped in my opinion about somebody, you
know what I mean. But I've never really had an
issue with him because like he was always like a
really good bell leather for the direction that Normy Khans
are moving, and like you know, it's like, yeah, I'm
moving towards us.
Speaker 3: Is one thing. But the thing I think I've always
thought was incredible about it is he had this incredible
ability that I don't have none of us on this stream,
have no one, no one in the audience has he
had this incredible ability to just be right there like
a magnet held right next to the normy, just drawing
him a little bit further, a little bit, a little
bit further, a little bit further. We're really gonna miss in.
I am not emergent. I am mister FBI in format
I am not a virgin. That's a lie.
Speaker 2: But sorry, let's see.
Speaker 4: You know what, I realized, I have not been checking entropy.
So I'm gonna bring up the next one and I'm
gonna log in an entropy.
Speaker 2: You guys handle this, Hi a appeal to Heaven seven
for two dollars. Read Psalm fifty eight versus six or ten.
King James's word it perfectly. Everyone can take a look
at that in their own time, Marco's five eight eight
or for another fifteen Australian bucks. More moderate men in
the anglosphere may soon understand why patriotic squadron see squad
it's an Italian word. Yeah, there we go, would exclaim
my knee frego. Yeah see yeah, I speak American, you know,
with bolshe next under their boots. I'd love to hear
Furious discuss this with you guys. Fiers Perdonax is indeed
a friend of the Channel and a friend of all
of us, So if he does have some time, maybe
maybe we would discuss that. So carrying on all right,
enlightened despot for ten Canadian bucks. Sorry, miss Stream, we'll
catch it later. Thanks for your efforts, Mike adult says
to his family. The time to talk is over. You're
here klinging Mars for five bucks. Kirk will be remembered
as our Huey Long, the man who could have been president. Well,
I mean, unfortunately, like we were talking about earlier in
the stream, we may never know what his career was
going to be, but no doubt he was going to
have a very long, you know, stand in this movement
for sure. But we will honor his legacy for sure.
He will not be forgotten, all right? And King told
again for five bucks. When he interviewed Jarvin in January
twenty twenty four, he said he'd been studying Machiavelli with
Michael Anton in the summer of twenty twenty three and
he was getting very anti Usury. Well, I mean, in
that Tucker interview he definitely showed some opinions critical of Israel.
I'll say that much so. I mean the man was
clearly moving in our direction, no doubt about that.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it looks like we do have two on entropy.
We got one from a scheme. I'm two twenty for
fifty dollars. What a terrible crime. Prayers for his soul
and his family. God's will be done. We are going
to win. Absolutely, Chancey of NW is that northwest? I
don't know. There are very dark spiritual forces moving swiftly.
We need to stick together as brothers now more than ever. Yes,
well as schebum and you just said, this is a
spiritual battle we're in. Ultimately, we do need to rely
on God's grace to make our way out of that,
out of this, and we need to pray for Karl
Kirk's Charlie Kirk's family, and pray that our governors can
do the right thing. And then finally we have Marco's
five eight eight again for Australian fourteen ninety nine. For
those who don't recall, watch Dave Rubin's interview with Candace
Owens from twenty sixteen twenty seventeen. He's brilliant. He could
be a future president. She saw it then, despite their split,
much to ponder. Interesting. I've I've heard people theorizing on
that we won't theorize on it because well it's pointless, right,
It just distracts from the the events. But that's it
for the super chats. I will Uh would anyone like
to lead on any closing statements?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 4: It looks like, yeah, we have something in the private chat?
Can I put this up on stream? I can. I'm
gonna bring this up really quick. It's a statement for
President Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we should definitely listen to this.
Speaker 4: All right, let me let me how do I unpin
this comment? I'm getting getting lost here. Now there we go,
all right, So I guess I will just share I
think the best way to do this would be to
share the tab and then hope the audio goes through.
All right, I'm just gonna play this. Is that going through? Yes,
I need to add it to stage.
Speaker 2: There we go there.
Speaker 4: Let me reset it and let me know if the
audio is going through.
Speaker 11: My great fellow, I'm filled with grief and anger at
the heinous assassination of Charlie Kirk on a college campus
in Utah.
Speaker 7: Charlie inspired millions.
Speaker 11: And tonight all who knew him and loved him are
united in shock and horror. Charlie was a patriot who
devoted his life to the cause of open debate and
the country that he loved so much, the United States
of America. He fought for liberty, democracy, just and the
American people. He's a martyr for truth and freedom, and
there has never been anyone who was so respected by youth.
Charlie was also a man of deep, deep faith, and
we take comfort in the knowledge that he is now
at peace with God in Heaven. Our prayers are with
his wife, Erica, the two young beloved children, and his
entire family, who he loved more than anything in the world.
We ask God to watch over them in this terrible
hour of heartache and pain.
Speaker 7: This is a dark moment for America. Charlie Kirk traveled the.
Speaker 11: Nation, joyfully engaging with everyone interested in good faith debate.
His mission was to bring young people into the political process,
which he did better than anybody ever, to share his
love of country, and to spread the simple words of
common sense on campuses nationwide. He championed his ideas with courage, logic, humor,
and grace. It's a long past time for all Americans
and the media to confront the fact that violence and
murder are the tragic consequence of demonizing those with whom
you disagree, day after day, year after year, in the
most hateful and despicable way possible. For years, those on
the 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 must stop
right now. My administration will find each and every one
of those who contributed to this atrocity and to other
political violence, including the organizations at fun and support it,
as well as those who go after our judges, law
enforcement officials, and everyone else who.
Speaker 7: Brings order to our country. From the attack on.
Speaker 11: 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 Leader
Steve Scalise and three others, radical of political violence has
hurt too many innocent people.
Speaker 7: And taken too many lives.
Speaker 11: 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.
Speaker 7: Charlie was the.
Speaker 11: 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.
Speaker 7: Before, and it's not even close.
Speaker 11: May God bless his memory, May God watch over his family,
and may God.
Speaker 7: Bless the United States of America. Thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that was incredibly based.
Speaker 1: He said it. What more could you want as a
conclusion to this stream. It's as though he was listening
to it and reacted to everything we said.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 3: The older he gets, I can close my eyes, that
Manhattan accent comes out and I dare I say it.
He sounds like FDR. I'm sorry I had to do it,
but yeah, I love it. Beautiful, beautiful. It was wonderful.
Speaker 4: That was excellent. I was I'm very happy with that.
Let's hope it transforms into action immediately you're here. Let's
all right, let's blitz these last couple of chats that
have come in from Nuclear calledio another five O one.
My girl told me that Charlie had asked her father
for funding ten years ago after she took him to
a TPUSA event. Oh interesting, psychic necrosis five dollars. His
name is Robert Paulson. Apparently that's a fight club reference,
which I've not seen in a long time. So yeah,
same here forgive me Donnie Browning or don Browning, thank
you for Australian twenty dollars, sad face, muscles and prayer.
That is what we're made of right now, that's very accurate.
Super Chat Moomer for ten dollars. My wife is radicalized
off TikTok for this. Yeah, I expect we'll see more
stories and we have another repeat.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Taking necrosis for five dollars again. His name was Robert Paulson. Well,
his name was Charlie Kirk. As we heard from our
President Donald Trump. Does anyone have anything to say in
closing before we end the stream?
Speaker 2: I think the best closing I have was just made
by mister President and mister Trump. Please act on everything
you say.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just just end it there. You can't you can't
beat that.
Speaker 4: We can't beat that. Thank you very much everyone who
tuned in, and especially for your generous donations tonight. We
really appreciate it. And nothing you send us will be
used in vain or trifled with. We really appreciate your generosity.
And what day is it? It's Wednesday. We will see you,
I guess next week on Monday. For American Spirits, please
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continue on as ever with everything we're doing. You can
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us tonight, especially our special guest who is on earlier
and well, I bid you all good night.