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This is the primal scream of a dying regime. | ||
Pray for our enemies. | ||
Because we're going medieval on these people. | ||
You're just not going to free shot on all these networks lying about the people. | ||
The people have had a belly full of it. | ||
I know you don't like hearing that. | ||
I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. | ||
It's going to happen. | ||
And where do people like that go to share the big line? | ||
MAGA media. | ||
I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience. | ||
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? | ||
If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved. | ||
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Waru, who's your host, Stephen Kass. | |
It's Friday 19 September in the year of our Lord 2025. | ||
Um what, not in a million years? | ||
You ever thought uh when we hit into mid-September, you'd be talking about a turn uh attending Charlie Kirk's funeral. | ||
On uh Sunday, we'll be doing all day coverage. | ||
Eastern time, we will start at 10 a.m. | ||
That's 7 a.m. out west. | ||
They're gonna have a religious service first, followed by a celebration of life. | ||
We're gonna be there from 10 in the morning. | ||
I don't know, I think all the way maybe to 10 at night uh between ourselves and then studio 6B is gonna pick up in the evening. | ||
More details about that later in the show. | ||
Nick Sorter joins us uh from the Turning Point USA campus in Phoenix, Arizona. | ||
So Nick, the last time we saw you, we did an interview with you. | ||
Uh you were there with Ben Burkwam, our own David Zier. | ||
You're in the Great Hall of the Kennedy Center with thousands of people coming to the prayer vigil. | ||
What has been the week like for you? | ||
You've been a uh you've been a Charlie Kirk acolyte in the uh in the Andrew Breitbart mold of investigative reporting and being at the tip of the spear, putting yourself in danger. | ||
Your thoughts, sir. | ||
Well, Steve, it uh it really started to get real once I got out here on the ground. | ||
I've been here for a couple of days now, just uh talking to various people that worked very closely with Charlie. | ||
And uh and you're out you you see the billboards that are up on the streets here, uh up on the interstates and stuff. | ||
You know, people private individuals, Steve, are funding these things to put up billboards uh that they designed uh and that they commissioned to honor Charlie Kirk. | ||
You come out here and you see this ever-growing memorial where it's it's gotten to the point where they're almost out of space. | ||
I mean, you're gonna have to start putting stuff in the road. | ||
Uh, people are funneling in and out of thousands of people every day. | ||
I ended up having to move down the road a little bit, uh, just so you know that I was a little bit more out of the way. | ||
Uh it's a beautiful thing to see, but uh I'm telling you, man, this is this is when it started to feel real coming out here and seeing all of this on the ground, been covering it for uh what has it been 10 days now? | ||
And uh it the the adrenaline of covering and such now reality sets in. | ||
What I'm worried about, Steve, is what happens come Monday, you know, when the cameras are backed up and people are moving on, you know, that's what I'm worried about. | ||
I this can't go away. | ||
This can't go away because we have to keep pushing turning point forward. | ||
That's my biggest concern at the moment. | ||
Talk to me about it. | ||
Well, then what's the what's the zeitgeist out there? | ||
What is your you're actually on the campus of which Charlie and I tell folks? | ||
I said you really can't appreciate what Charlie has done in building an institution until you go to Phoenix and see the the campus. | ||
It's it's just it's it's jaw-dropping with the studios and the and the and the uh and all the activities they have, the teaching and the learning and uh and everything, the organization and and the scale of it. | ||
It's bigger than anything in politics in America. | ||
So, but what's the what what's the feel out there right now with the staff? | ||
What's the feel out there with the leadership? | ||
What's the feel out there with the people coming by and just uh bringing flowers in uh in memory of Charlie Kirk? | ||
Yeah, I mean, Steve, you're you're definitely right about the headquarters out here. | ||
I believe there are six buildings here, and it continues to grow. | ||
They continue to put more buildings in here because that's how quickly turning point was actually uh it's getting a little windy out here. | ||
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Sorry. | |
Uh that's how that's how quickly the turning point was actually growing. | ||
Uh and uh And I talked to some staffers out here about Erica Kirk, because we just heard that she was put in as uh a CEO by the board unanimously. | ||
And I I personally didn't know Erica, so I wanted to talk to people that do know Erica. | ||
And I'm I'm incredibly excited from what I heard because apparently she was very intimately involved in day-to-day operations. | ||
She knew practically everybody on the campus out here. | ||
Uh she was uh she's very, very knowledgeable, she's very intelligent. | ||
She's not just uh uh a woman that was by Charlie's side, she was knee deep in the operations as well. | ||
So we're not starting off from uh you know, from a new with a new CEO here. | ||
Anyone here will tell you that she was attached to Charlie at the hip, and they were a team that worked in lockstep. | ||
So that was incredibly uh reassuring to me, knowing that turning point is going to continue forward. | ||
I talked to Tyler Boyer, who is the COO of Turning Point Action, and uh he said to me that Charlie was incredible about bringing young men into uh uh conservatism and into the Republican Party, and he has the same hopes that Erica is going to be able to do the same thing for young women, and uh and that was quite exciting to hear. | ||
I think that that's there's a huge opportunity there, man. | ||
Uh Nick, um the um I want to shift you by the way, Erica. | ||
I think on a couple things. | ||
Number one, it the board has been that board has really worked with Charlie over the last couple of years. | ||
I know he really depended upon their advice and guidance. | ||
You're right, it was unanimous. | ||
It was both for uh chairman of Turning Point, chairman of the board and CEO. | ||
She's gonna be dual-headed. | ||
I think that people, and I say this, I I don't think maybe Palin at uh the 2008 convention, and that wasn't in a time of tragedy, but I've never seen anybody step up to the plate uh and deliver uh the talk to the nation, the address to the nation. | ||
She did last uh last Friday, basically a week ago. | ||
And uh, and what I really admired and loved about it is that she had the option of pre-recording it. | ||
And she says, no, we're gonna do this live. | ||
That shows you uh real composure, and I think uh Erica and people that know her, not just she has uh deep and firm religious values, but she's got a spine of steel. | ||
So I think uh turning point's gonna be good hands. | ||
Nick, before we do the walk and talk, the president of the United States just mentioned that um Antifa, he's gonna, he's very close to uh to designate Antifa as a terrorist organization. | ||
I believe that will expand out the investigation into Charlie Kirk's assassination. | ||
We know from I think it's Ken uh Klippenstein today, he got a big scoop coming out of DOJ and uh the FBI that I've confirmed as least directionally correct, that um they're designating, particularly these militias that have popped up from the uh from the um uh from the uh the radical uh transgender movement, | ||
particularly things like uh the queer uh armed queers of Salt Lake City and others have been designated already or in the process of being designated a nihilistic uh violent extremist, which gives special categorization so that the FBI can start DOJ can start even before the terrorist label comes on. | ||
So the toolbox here is enormous. | ||
Uh anything, what have you heard? | ||
I know you've done a lot of investigating this. | ||
What have you heard? | ||
Anything coming out of uh Utah Valley University that you would like to uh talk to folks about. | ||
Uh yeah, so uh obviously there's uh there's still so many questions that that people have. | ||
And right now, you know, we've gotten information from the FBI. | ||
We haven't actually seen screenshots of these text messages. | ||
I know people have a lot of questions about those. | ||
Uh I'm I'm trying to get as much information from my FBI contacts as I can, but there's only so much that they're going to uh to say about that. | ||
You know, people have been asking, okay, well, is it possible that he may have sent those text messages just to uh you know cover for other people so that he could say, oh, well, uh it was only me that was involved, or or something along those lines, so that his uh roommate slash lover, the the trans one can say, oh, look, no, he told me all the story through text messages right here. | ||
I had nothing to do with it. | ||
You know, I I've read those messages so many times, and man, I just don't know stage the conversation that's saying anything definitively, but that's something that needs to look into, I would say. | ||
Um when it comes to designating these groups as terrorist organizations, another thing that brings to the table is then you can start charging people with funding terrorist organizations like George Soros and stuff. | ||
That's another tool that's in the box that I think not enough people are talking about. | ||
We need to get serious about actually doing that because this stuff doesn't end. | ||
These propaganda campaigns that at a minimum are super violent to the point where it's uh encouraging people to go and assassinate people like Charlie Kirk. | ||
Uh the it doesn't end until the people that are funding it are actually held accountable. | ||
Hey, Nick, I don't know what the the heat is on your camera or your battery, but could you is there any chance we can get a walk and talk? | ||
Is there any way you can go over to the memorial and get up there and maybe talk to some people? | ||
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Sure. | |
I don't I don't know how well the microphone is gonna work. | ||
Actually, I can disconnect from the uh the air pods. | ||
That's what we'll do, and I'll just keep up. | ||
Okay. | ||
Here we go. | ||
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Okay. | |
All right. | ||
So yeah, I mean, like I'll give uh a little bit of a backdrop right here first. | ||
And you can see all the way down the road. | ||
Also, we can do have police on both sides of the road out here. | ||
I've not had any problems so far. | ||
Everything, everybody has been very, very nice to me. | ||
But Steve, you know, like uh you've seen how okay. | ||
We're doing this live as we often do here at uh Real America's Voice. | ||
Let's see if we get Nick, if he gets placed, then we get it. | ||
The heat, very hot in uh Phoenix today, as you can imagine, and um battery. | ||
Uh I think the last time, I think the last time we had Nick in the field. | ||
I think it was Nick, it was Nick was almost kidnapped, I think in Maui. | ||
Um, remember that? | ||
Um, we're gonna get Nick Sortra. | ||
Nick hit a couple points. | ||
If we have the presidents, just let me know because we had to cut these during the the thing. | ||
If we have the presidents talking about the terrorist organization, the designation, when that's ready, let me know. | ||
So the president of the United States got asked a question uh during the visas. | ||
And and look, I'm gonna try to break down the visas uh for you. | ||
Uh one was the the and look, as you know, you're in the war room. | ||
We're not loving on the visas, right? | ||
We're not loving on the visas. | ||
President Trump's got a lot of pressure on him on a lot of different areas, particularly from these tech companies. | ||
What I did like, and I knew that Lutnik and others have been working on this. | ||
We we will break it down overnight because I want to make sure sure I'm clear because I was a little confused in what was explained to me in the run-up to the signing of the visas with the or signing of the new executive orders, or in one regard, I think a proclamation. | ||
And this is by the way, do we have Nick? | ||
Is she back? | ||
Hey, let's go back. | ||
Hey, Nick, let's go right back to Nick's sorter. | ||
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Nick. | |
I'm okay. | ||
Yeah, go ahead, sir. | ||
Continue on. | ||
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All right, cool. | |
Awesome. | ||
Um, I don't know why. | ||
As soon as I walked over there, it got a little uh a little hazy with the signal for whatever reason, but um I can probably see it. | ||
No, no, no, I'll tell you Nick stay next, stay right there. | ||
Just explain, just explain to people the compound there, the the flags I have set, but how big it is, what the buildings are, who the people out there uh putting these flowers up. | ||
Yeah, I mean, so I I've talked to people from states all across the country, even from you know, as far away as Maine and Vermont, even you know, big uh well, it's really little blue Vermont coming out here to pay their respects. | ||
Uh people that were just sitting next to me here were from Minnesota coming out here just for the memorial. | ||
And uh I don't know if you know this yet, Steve, but State Farm Stadium, where uh this memorial is gonna be held with President Trump's JD events and this list of uh of dignitaries that are gonna be speaking. | ||
That arena holds 60,000 people. | ||
So they went ahead and booked the arena next door as well for overflow seating. | ||
So they're having two arenas full of people for Charlie Kirk out here. | ||
And as soon as I landed on the ground on Tuesday, uh the the MAGA hats that were on the plane coming over here, uh the people at the terminal, uh the the guy when I was renting the car from Enterprise asked me if I was here for the Charlie Kirk event. | ||
So everybody here knows what's going on. | ||
It it's this entire city feels like it's in mourning to an extent. | ||
It's it's really an incredible feeling, and yeah, uh a real I I'm hoping that you know Erica and the family can feel that as well. | ||
Uh and Nick, we want you to be part of our coverage. | ||
So just for the audience, and I'll play a clip here we've put together on Sunday. | ||
We are going to tomorrow's all day. | ||
We're going to be doing Charlie Kirk uh about Charlie Kirk and Turning Point and all that on Sunday live. | ||
And this I'll keep it all in Eastern time, 10 a.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
There'll be a one-hour broadcast will start, and we'll have a one-hour essentially uh pre-game to what will be the religious service. | ||
I believe they're going to start with a praise and worship uh service first for a couple of hours. | ||
Uh we'll have uh the real America's voice team, including Dr. Uh Gina Loudon and others from the morning show, uh David Brody. | ||
Uh they will be walking through the preachers, uh the message is gonna be there, the singers, the musicians. | ||
It'll be uh it'll be a a version like the opening of the Kennedy Center Prayer Virginal. | ||
Then we'll get into the celebration of life. | ||
Nick just told you, we're gonna have the president of the United States, the vice president, many members of the cabinet, uh, dignitaries, prominent people in the MAGA movement, prominent people in the conservative movement. | ||
It'll be pretty extraordinary. | ||
Then afterwards, we're gonna do several hours of coverage after that. | ||
Our studio is actually going to be in the stadium in the arena. | ||
We're taking one of the big corporate boxes and turning into a studio. | ||
We're gonna have the entire Real America voice team there, people doing interviews. | ||
Uh that we're gonna interview the audience as we always do, behind the scenes behind the uh uh speakers coming up, etc. | ||
So it's gonna be a full day, and make sure you uh set aside time. | ||
Nick, uh, before I let you go, just uh this spontaneous gotten me is the spontaneous nature of this. | ||
This is all self-organized. | ||
Nobody like right outside, no nobody said, Hey, you gotta come put flowers, people just putting flowers. | ||
We saw Colorado State last night. | ||
10,000 people showed up to where Charlie was supposed to speak and supposed to have one of his prove me wrong uh you know, prove me wrong events. | ||
You've seen it all over all over the country. | ||
You've seen these spontaneous uh spontaneous activities. | ||
What what do you think's driving that? | ||
You you've been uh you've been an investigative reporter in this. | ||
Yes, sir. | ||
Okay, good. | ||
I was just making sure here. | ||
I gotta I gotta I I got a couple of lovely folks here that want to say hi to you if that's okay. | ||
Sure, go ahead. | ||
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Yeah, come on this side. | |
Oh, this is all right. | ||
Introduce you're live on War Room right now. | ||
So introduce yourselves. | ||
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Uh hi guys, I'm Dorothy Lindley, my husband Steve Lindley. | |
So we're you guys are from Houston. | ||
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Texas. | |
And you came all the way out here for the memorial for the DVD family coming back. | ||
Is that Ben? | ||
Yeah, he's he's there. | ||
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We lunch every day. | |
We want you out in War Room every day. | ||
Thank you. | ||
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Charlie and we love you, brother. | |
Keep up the good work. | ||
Yep. | ||
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Yes, thank you, tell the audience to tell the thank you. | |
Tell the Warroom Posse why'd you come all the way to Houston? | ||
Why'd you come all the way to Houston to be uh with Charlie and the team over this uh memorial weekend? | ||
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Well, we live in Houston. | |
We love Tony Kirk. | ||
And so we, my husband says I'm going. | ||
Of course, I'm I can't let him go by himself. | ||
So we hooked up with somebody else who has a vehicle here that he has to drive back to Houston. | ||
So he just piled in the SUV and went down uh interstate 10 to Phoenix you're gonna be here in the December Steve. | ||
And here we are at the rally. | ||
I do it. | ||
Yeah, we're I'm gonna be at the I'm coming to Amphest and we're gonna be there on Sunday all day. | ||
Twelve uh 10, 11 hours for live broadcasting the entire event. | ||
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Yeah, we're planning on covering for the first time. | |
Look forward to seeing that. | ||
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Okay, give everybody. | |
You're coming to Amphest too. | ||
That's fantastic. | ||
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Thank you. | |
Thank you, guys. | ||
Love you. | ||
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Thank you guys. | |
It makes it makes it all makes it all worthwhile. | ||
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No, that guy. | |
He's a good guy. | ||
Yeah, but anyway, yeah, I mean you you can you can definitely see the the uh the people coming together out here, Steve. | ||
It makes the uh dealing with the the loss of Charlie a lot more doable, right? | ||
Because it's patriot seeing each other coming together, rallying around Charlie and his family. | ||
It's it uh it it really gives you a good feeling. | ||
It reminds you that there are still good people in this world. | ||
Trust me, the amount of people mourning Charlie is exponentially larger than those that you're seeing online that are celebrating and glorifying his death, like uh like that Somalian Ilhan Omar. | ||
All my friends. | ||
Yeah, we'll we'll deal with that. | ||
But By the way, great reporting on that, Nick. | ||
We couldn't agree more. | ||
We're pulling that clip. | ||
We're gonna push it out. | ||
Nick, what's your social media? | ||
What's your coordinates? | ||
Where do people go get all your great reporting? | ||
Uh best place is on X because they'll ban me on every other platform. | ||
It's at X at Nick's Order, N I C K S O R T O R. And I really appreciate you having me, Steve. | ||
Nick's order, thank you. | ||
Nick sorted live from the um from the campus of turning point. | ||
And if you've never had a chance to go, it's extraordinary with Charlie Kirk built in a uh in a in a couple of years. | ||
Just absolutely, absolutely incredible. | ||
Um can we play? | ||
Do we have the do we have the clip about our coverage for let's go? | ||
We're gonna play a clip, it's about a minute long. | ||
We're gonna play no play the clip for the for the for the event. | ||
Just let's we're gonna stick with the event. | ||
Let's play it. | ||
We're gonna play the clip for the event, and I'm gonna come back and give you a few more details. | ||
Let's go ahead and play it. | ||
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This Sunday, Real America's Voice pauses to honor a patriot whose voice carried a movement. | |
Rev presents Charlie Kirk, a legacy remembered. | ||
We will achieve American greatness. | ||
And we are just getting started. | ||
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From campuses to the national stage, Charlie inspired millions to stand boldly for faith, freedom, and country. | |
Now we reflect on his life, his mission, and the legacy he leaves behind. | ||
The evildoers responsible for my husband's assassination. | ||
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Have no idea what they have done. | |
When America needed a hero, God sent us a Charlie Kirk. | ||
Hosted by Steve Bannon. | ||
Live coverage of Charlie Kirk's funeral service begins at 10 a.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
Join us as we remember a life that will never be forgotten. | ||
Only on Real America's Voice. | ||
I want to thank Robin Parker-Sig. | ||
Even as we speak, we're building out the studio for this event. | ||
So tomorrow we're gonna have the uh obviously the 10 a.m. show uh we're gonna be going through different uh we got different updates on various different things that are happening, but also breakdown and start to go through the schedule, what's gonna happen on Sunday. | ||
Once again, we will commence live at 10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time, Sunday morning, the first hour we will go through the program for the day and particularly focus in that hour on the religious service, and then there'll be a several hour religious service with various preachers, uh priests, uh music, musicians, all of it. | ||
And I can tell you that if you had the opportunity to see the beginning of our coverage uh in uh in uh at the Kennedy Center, the prayer vigil part of that and more of the religious part of that uh service was extraordinary. | ||
And uh I know the turning point team is working on this. | ||
Remember, Charlie uh I say, and I said on Megan Kelly's show earlier today, Charlie is a modern uh Christian martyr and a Christian saint. | ||
There's just no doubt about it. | ||
His religion, his Christianity was so deeply uh imbued into his work, right? | ||
As to be one, which is I think one of the reasons it was so powerful. | ||
Um we're gonna have more of a uh remembrance of Charlie's work and a celebration of his life. | ||
The president of the United States will make remarks. | ||
I think currently playing the vice president of the United States will make remarks to various members of the captain. | ||
There's has never, I don't think ever been a gathering like this ever. | ||
Uh not just in the MAGA movement, but I mean you even go back to President Kennedy's and I mean you had more international maybe people, but I've seen prominent people coming up and speaking. | ||
It's just absolutely incredible. | ||
So Sunday will be historic for a number of reasons to make sure that the that we honor Charlie in the appropriate manner, both on a religious note and uh and also uh about his work, uh his life's work. | ||
It's also I think gonna be a springboard for what will happen Monday. | ||
Erica has taken over the reins at Turning Point, and uh I gotta tell you, incredibly impressive. | ||
Like I said, uh when I put it up on Getter, next man up turns out to be a woman. | ||
The board of directors of Turning Point and Turning Point Action have uh have uh made her the chairman and CEO. | ||
Uh and it's uh and it's kind of off to the races. | ||
She's out making decisions just to pull off. | ||
I mean, turning point pulled off that amazing vigil At Kennedy Center last Sunday. | ||
And that was extraordinary. | ||
Just I think it was 2448 hours. | ||
The young team at uh turning point that came up at the beginning of the event was absolutely incredible. | ||
That went and we had thousands of people there, thousands of people kind of on the spur of the moment. | ||
A list of speakers that I gotta tell you in Washington, D.C., you drew the A-team. | ||
Just extraordinary. | ||
We covered that for four hours from five to nine last week, and every minute of it uh was extraordinary. | ||
The best part of all of it, including the music, which was so great, was Ben Burkwam going down the line and just asking questions of people in the uh in the line that were going to see it. | ||
It would they were so articulate, so on point on message, uh, with a deep understanding of what Charlie Kirk meant to them. | ||
Most of those people had never met Charlie Kirk. | ||
They had seen his uh tapes, his videos, his teaching lesson, had watched his show here on Real America's Voice, the Charlie Kirk Show. | ||
Uh, but most of them had never met him. | ||
But what their not just love, but their understanding of his work is what I think Charlie would have appreciated most, that they really understand uh the work of uh of Charlie Kirk. | ||
So that's Sunday. | ||
Uh and uh I tell you what, what let's play. | ||
We have a chance to play one more time. | ||
I want to make sure everybody gets this. | ||
Let's play that, let's play that uh clip one more time. | ||
Can we do that, Denver? | ||
Ready to go? | ||
Let's go ahead and play it. | ||
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This Sunday, Real America's Voice pauses to honor a patriot whose voice carried a movement. | |
Rev presents Charlie Kirk, a legacy remembered. | ||
We will achieve American greatness. | ||
And we are just getting started. | ||
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From campuses to the national stage, Charlie inspired millions to stand boldly for faith, freedom, and country. | |
Now we reflect on his life, his mission, and the legacy he leaves behind. | ||
Responsible for my husband's assassination, have no idea what they have done. | ||
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When America needed a hero, God sent us a Charlie Kirk. | |
Hosted by Steve Bannon. | ||
Live coverage of Charlie Kirk's funeral service begins at 10 a.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
Join us as we remember a life that will never be forgotten. | ||
Only on real America's voice. | ||
Since we're putting this together even as we speak, including building out the studio in the uh at Cardinal Stadium, we'd appreciate it if you were forced multiplier. | ||
Make sure you take that clip and put it everywhere. | ||
And join us at 10 a.m. Eastern Time, Eastern Daylight Time on Sunday. | ||
Uh, we'll take you through the day. | ||
And uh I can tell you, just like I told you for the prayer vigil, it'll be well worth your time and the feedback we got on that was absolutely, absolutely, absolutely extraordinary. | ||
So the entire turning point team is turning to to make sure this is as exceptional as I think it will be. | ||
So just absolutely incredible. | ||
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We'll kind of surprise you. | ||
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From campuses to the national stage, Charlie inspired millions to stand boldly for faith, freedom, and country. | |
Now we reflect on his life, his mission, and the legacy he leaves behind. | ||
The evil doers responsible for my husband's assassination. | ||
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Have no idea what they have done. | |
When America needed a hero, God sent us a Charlie Kirk. | ||
Hosted by Steve Bannon. | ||
Live coverage of Charlie Kirk's funeral service begins at 10 a.m. | ||
Eastern. | ||
Join us as we remember a life that will never be forgotten. | ||
Only on real America's voice. | ||
Sunday is a MAGA state funeral. | ||
Right? | ||
This is going to be many hours of uh of worship. | ||
Then it's going to be a uh actual a um uh a more secular celebration of life for Charlie Kirk, and you're gonna have some of the most important people in the country there, both in the religious side and in the uh in the presentation. | ||
This is a MAGA state funeral, and I think it's being put together by the turning point team with all the kind of class and and thought and reflectiveness that that Charlie had, but no, it's both the impact of one guy, and you know, look I tell people I've had the opportunity to work with Andrew Breitbart and Charlie Kirk, and both of those are generational talents. | ||
They cannot be replaced. | ||
And people run around trying to replace them, you're just wasting your time. | ||
These guys come along once a generation, and you've got Trump, who I think comes along, as I said, the third time we've had General Washington, President Lincoln, and President Trump. | ||
So it's a very unique time. | ||
But uh two of these were cut down really in the prime of life, uh, one by a heart attack and the other by a uh by an assassin's bullet. | ||
So it's uh it's gonna be very important. | ||
And I think everybody, all of your audience, the podcast audience ought to tune tune in because it's it's gonna be a historical event. | ||
It'll be an event people will talk about many, many decades from now. | ||
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If if um if one of the speakers called you and said, Steve, you no one knows the MAGA movement better than you. | |
What should I say? | ||
What would what should the what should the message the rest of the world hears today? | ||
How would you answer that? | ||
That Charlie Kirk's works unfinished, and uh and we're gonna finish what we started. | ||
Think that's what Charlie, the whole purpose of Charlie's life was in the last the last weekend of his life is given as busy as this young guy was, and and the building the app, and I don't think people really understand the scale of the apparatus of turning point. | ||
If you see their physical plan, what he's done in so many different areas is amazing. | ||
And I was, you know, in one of his original pitches when the whole turning point was the to kind of take over student governments, right? | ||
What he accomplished going into the heart of what are one of our problems, the education system and the really neo-Marxist takeover from from kindergarten all the way up uh to college to go into the lion's den and to do that. | ||
But his work is his work is not finished. | ||
And we have to finish what we started. | ||
It's not a this is not a moment of national unity. | ||
The MAGA state funeral on Sunday will not be, it'll be a unifying moment to those people I believe that that still believe in uh in the greatness of the American Republic and the concept of make America great again to go back and to bring back and to basically uh enforce uh the greatest values this country's ever had. | ||
Uh not the you know, not the people, the people that are mocking Charlie Kirk and the people that are mocking his children, and the people that are skipping around that he's dead. | ||
You can't unify with that. | ||
And that and that's fine. | ||
It's not that I I'm not whining about it, but I say don't look for unity. | ||
We we are about victory. | ||
Uh we'll unite after we're victorious, and we're gonna unite on our terms. | ||
I don't care how much they hate hearing that. | ||
Charlie Kirk. | ||
Two two phrases we use here in the war room. | ||
Next man up. | ||
And in turning point situation, next man up turns out to be a young woman, chairman and CEO of Turning Point, Erica Kirk, who was Charlie's partner, obviously in everything. | ||
And then finish what we started, which is the title of that book to talk about the um talk about the precinct strategy, talk about people coming together, the grassroots of which Charlie and what he did at Turning Point, and particularly in Pennsylvania, right, which was absolutely critical, was one of the turning and inflection points of the 2024 election. | ||
Finish what we started, finish Charlie Kirk's work with the uh turning point team. | ||
And so both Sunday will be a reflection on Charlie Kirk and how he got here. | ||
It will also be, I think, a launching point for going forward. | ||
That's why symbolically it's so important. | ||
Everyone, um, if you can't be there, and if you can get there, you you'll you'll talk about this forever. | ||
Particularly folks that say, hey, I could have gone to Kennedy's funeral, but for some reason I didn't, make sure you don't miss this. | ||
If you can be there in person. | ||
And if you can't, watch it right here in Rilla Murder's voice. | ||
I come into you and promise you the coverage will be like anything else you'll see at any other networks. | ||
You're gonna see the people that really knew Charlie, knew turning point, uh, and knew uh really the pressures and the possibilities and the potential and the uh performance of turning point. | ||
So we're gonna do all that, make sure it's done appropriately. | ||
Part of that is we do have the unfinished business of actually getting to the bottom of who assassinated Charlie Kirk. | ||
I have advocated from the beginning. | ||
Remember, we spent three, four days out in Utah. | ||
We flew out right when Charlie was shot, got there that evening and did the show there. | ||
You saw that for a couple of days. | ||
I have advocated both behind the scenes and on the show. | ||
And what I advocate on the show is what I advocate behind the scenes. | ||
So you hear it every day. | ||
Is that we can't let local authorities just treat this as a murder case. | ||
No, no, no, no, no. | ||
No. | ||
It may turn out to be that. | ||
I don't think so. | ||
I think there's a vaster conspiracy in this of people that worked on it, that knew about it, um, that uh promoted it, maybe financed it. | ||
We have to get to the bottom of that. | ||
Two things have happened here that are monumental. | ||
Things that we've talked about. | ||
Number one is remember in 2020, during the Black Lives Matter riots and when they burned, they burned these cities to the ground, right? | ||
They burned out these businessmen of the viciousness and the mean and meanness and the violence that their side represents, something totally not American whatsoever. | ||
And our side is peaceful. | ||
Look at Colorado State last night. | ||
Look at look at look at around Turning Point where the coming kids are bringing flowers and the memorials and little pictures of Charlie and voted lamps, prayer cards, all of that. | ||
That's the way we roll. | ||
But the way we roll also has to have a harder edge to it, not violence, but a harder edge. | ||
We're not going to back off this. | ||
Number one, they have designated these uh militias, and that's what they are, this these murderous militias, things like uh, you know, armed queers of Salt Lake City and others in this radical transgender movement, they have designated those nihilistic, violent extremists, NVEs, which gives you a whole special way to kind of investigate at the FBI and DOJ, leading to the signing of an executive order that designates Antifa as a major terrorist organization. | ||
And they're up there on TV. | ||
Well, they're just, you know, people all over the map. | ||
Screw you. | ||
We're getting to the bottom of not just the kids running around in front and the people shutting down Portland. | ||
We're going to get to the next layer of, and they had an Antifa person on Jesse Waters. | ||
She says she's trained by the military. | ||
You have people in the military that are radical leftists. | ||
And those people are going to be turfed out of the military, court martial, and sent to Leavenworth. | ||
Okay? | ||
That's part of this whole terrorist investigation. | ||
And third and most importantly, is the money. | ||
As next sort of said, you got to the money, the organization, the NGOs. | ||
Megan Kelly asked me here. | ||
Somebody asked me the day, oh, it's another interview. | ||
He said, would that include things like the Rockefeller Fortune? | ||
I said, hey, the investigation is going to go where it's going to go. | ||
It's going to go where it's going to go. | ||
Whether it's source or everything. | ||
You have to have the facts. | ||
But you need to do that. | ||
And I have said from the beginning, it feels like a vast conspiracy, but we need to show that. | ||
We cannot have, we cannot have another grassy knold 2.0. | ||
This cannot turn out for this generation to be like the assassination for John F. Kennedy was for our generation, right? | ||
For the boomers out there. | ||
Can't be. | ||
We can't let that happen. | ||
That assassination did tear apart the fabric of the country. | ||
Did it do it in the streets for people around him? | ||
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No. | |
But the Warren Commission and the gun deck nature of it and the FBI's performance, the CIA's performance. | ||
Come on, man. | ||
That was the beginning of the questioning of the institutions of the United States as it should have been. | ||
Because he wouldn't put out the accurate information. | ||
President United States understands he tried to do this in 20 and Bill Barr in the Rhino Bush Republicans tamped it down. | ||
He ain't tamping it down no more. | ||
Let's go to the Oval Office just a few minutes ago and here at the President of the United States about this very topic. | ||
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What comes next after designating Antifa Terrorist Organization? | |
We get a designated, but we're going to look at the people that funded Antifa, see who they are, where they came from and why they did. | ||
Have you seen Portland at all? | ||
You take a look at what's happening in Portland. | ||
It's uh I mean this has been going on for years. | ||
Just people out of control, they're crazy. | ||
We're gonna stop that very soon. | ||
We have to get rid of a couple of other problems first. | ||
We're gonna get rid of the problems in Memphis where you can't even walk a block without getting shot. | ||
We're gonna get rid of the problems in Chicago. | ||
Chicago's a great city, we have to save it. | ||
We have to save it. | ||
I told you I had the head of the Union Pacific Railroad in my office, and I said, So what do you think? | ||
You go to every city. | ||
You have railroads and every biggest railroad, beautiful railroad, he's a great guy. | ||
I said, What do you think? | ||
You said, sir. | ||
Okay, he's also talking about he's going to go to Memphis. | ||
He's sending Chicago. | ||
He's not backing off that at all. | ||
He's also talking about, as we've talked about, um, Portland, that four or five, six block area. | ||
Folks in Portland, even if you're Democrats and have voted for it, hey, we understand it's too much. | ||
President's got to declare a martial law there. | ||
I think, and just in that section of the town and go in and roll them up. | ||
Roll them up. | ||
And he's right. | ||
We're going to get to the bottom of the organization and the financing of Antifa. | ||
And you're going to see the biggest, they're going to start belly aching. | ||
You know why? | ||
Because a bunch of them are involved in it. | ||
Write this down. | ||
Take your number two princeled down and write it. | ||
As sure as the turning of the earth. | ||
Establishment figures, prominent figures have been involved in this whole thing. | ||
This color revolution against the United States of America, and we're not going to tolerate it anymore. | ||
And it's not open for debate. | ||
Charlie Kirk was a gentleman. | ||
Charlie Kirk was humble. | ||
Charlie Kirk brought every every Christian value you could bring to his work and kept his composure and kept his temper and tamped it down and bring the most controversial question up to the front. | ||
And he was gunned down when they were asking about transgender violence. | ||
Now I happen to think the odds of that will be into one, but that's we'll investigate that. | ||
They're going to investigate that too. | ||
Charlie Kirk's the best of us represented the better angels of ourselves, as President Lincoln said. | ||
And they shot him like a dog. | ||
They gunned him down in cold blood in front of the whole world. | ||
And then laughed about it and put memes up about it. | ||
That's what that's what you're dealing with. | ||
Okay. | ||
There's only one way to solve that. | ||
That's to smash it. | ||
To smash it. | ||
To do it now in our time, so our children and grandchildren don't have to do it. | ||
We have to smash it. | ||
And smash it, we shall. | ||
Because I can tell you, there are many friends of Charlie Kirch, there's many colleagues of Charlie Kirk. | ||
And you heard Charlie Kirk's uh widow, right? | ||
They don't understand what they have, the fire they have lit. | ||
They don't understand what these evil doers are prepared to do, and we're not gonna allow it. | ||
Uh on other news, we've got a lot of our stuff to cover. | ||
We had this amazing result coming out of the day of the vaccine. | ||
Mary Holland had to bounce. | ||
I'll get more in this over the weekend. | ||
Let's go ahead and play uh uh the results of the of the vaccine conference down at uh CDC on the COVID vaccine. | ||
Let's go ahead and hit it. | ||
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Only about 15% of parents were getting their child vaccinated with uh the four-strain vaccine for the first dose. | |
Because we already have known about this risk of febrile seizures or seizures that you have when a high fever spikes when you would give all four at once for the first dose. | ||
So most people were already separating out three, the three and one, and then the one. | ||
What's gone on now is that they've said they don't recommend that four version, the four strain version at that time. | ||
But yes, they are still recommending that you get MMR and the Varacella vaccine separately in separate shots for the first dose. | ||
So this was really something because the anti-vaccine movement has been so anti-combination vaccine. | ||
Stop. | ||
Just stop, just stop. | ||
We're gonna get back. | ||
What a bald face lie. | ||
Do you remember? | ||
Oh, yeah, well, you know, people knew it was then come on, man. | ||
Every day on MSMEC and CNN, you were not a good parent. | ||
They wanted to call child protective services if you didn't have the little baby vaccine. | ||
What are you talking about? | ||
You see how they change it? | ||
You see how evil they are? | ||
Oh, well, you know, people knew about this in the high fever and running up and so that's why they didn't get all four one BS. | ||
That's a lie. | ||
You had what's a hoachstra and Fauci. | ||
Remember Fauci and the cartoon books, everything they did to kind of get the children in there? | ||
Come on. | ||
Do you remember that? | ||
They kicked us off everywhere, they kicked you off everywhere at your work. | ||
They looked at you. | ||
Oh, you're a bad parent. | ||
We're gonna call child protective services because you're a bad parent now. | ||
Oh no, we know it was a discussion. | ||
We knew the fevers went up. | ||
So it was only one or four, and only 15% of the American people, because the American people could understand you were lying to them. | ||
This is how evil you demons are, and you are demons. | ||
You're demons. | ||
It's outrageous. | ||
And I admire Bobby Kennedy and Mary Holland and Dr. Uh Nass who was up yesterday. | ||
Um I uh admire the composure and the class that you guys have had to deal with it. | ||
I can't even handle it. | ||
I can't handle big pharma. | ||
I can't handle their stooges on mainstream media. | ||
I tell you what, if you follow what the worm wants to do and take all the commercials off and ban the commercials, because I'm telling you, just watch CNBC for an evening, and I realize your head over blow up, say, Steve, I can't do it. | ||
I can't take that. | ||
Okay, put it on mute when the personality's there. | ||
Just cut it on for the commercials. | ||
They've got every show, every segment has multiple big pharma commercials. | ||
Folks, you have no idea the diseases these people have. | ||
I turn to people and say and say, what in the hell are they talking about? | ||
This is the most disease-ridden, that's the most disease-ridden audience in history. | ||
What do these folks do in their spare time? | ||
What do you do to get diseases like this? | ||
To get sick like this, to need big pharma to come in and bail your ass out. | ||
Of course, I don't know. | ||
A third of them to half of them about they're all depressed, and it's depression on depression of person. | ||
They got to add is like, oh, if you take this and that and this, this will add to it because you know, you need this to kind of do that and do this. | ||
I go, what are they talking about? | ||
What are these people so screwed up? | ||
How they get this screwed up over and over, and he's gonna sit there right there. | ||
This is how they do it. | ||
They're gonna sit there and go, so everybody knew that. | ||
Only 15% of the American people got four. | ||
No, because the American people and their common sense, those folks sat there and talked to each other, said, Hey, I think the baby gets gets a fever. | ||
Maybe we shouldn't do that. | ||
You didn't tell us that. | ||
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Safe and effective, safe and effective, safe and effective. | |
Lie after lie after lie after lie, and then put mandates. | ||
So that the parents called child protective services. | ||
They're not good people. | ||
The little kids going to school. | ||
You're not you know why this generation's coming out of this, and we're gonna have to help them out because of what you did during the pandemic. | ||
You the progressive left. | ||
This is why there's nothing to negotiate. | ||
There's no group hug. | ||
There's no kumbaya. | ||
There's nothing. | ||
There's an unbridgeable gap. | ||
Because we believe, we believe in the American Republic. | ||
I'll go back today to that. | ||
In fact, if we can put it up, I don't know if you got it, but today on the on the morning show. | ||
Um By the way, thanks for the clip. | ||
I can't even finish it. | ||
It'll get me too worked. | ||
I won't be able to go to sleep. | ||
I won't be, I won't be fresh as a daisy for tomorrow morning show. | ||
If uh I played it, I put it up this morning. | ||
It's a post I put on Getter. | ||
This is why you want to go to Getter. | ||
I put stuff up all the time. | ||
There was a P. It was on PBS, and I go through all these news sites. | ||
I had an associated press story about how the shooter wasn't maybe not suicidal. | ||
Now he's afraid that when he got arrested, he wanted to turn himself in because afraid uh FBI would come and shoot it, you know, kill him and kill his parents, all that, which I said, well, that's different than we heard, but I'm reading it. | ||
Down halfway through the story, they've got uh about these first day back at Utah Valley University. | ||
They've been out for a week and they they came back and they got things sorted there. | ||
And then in the middle of that part of the story, they talked about they had awaiting the students were stations with uh stuffed animals, candy, and access to counselors. | ||
I go, oh my god. | ||
Oh my god. | ||
In a nation that built itself with these young teenagers, people in the early 20s coming across the prairies, coming across the plain and fought all these wars on foreign battlefields and fought the revolution, the civil war, all of it, all of American history, the majesty of American history and the accomplishments of humanity. | ||
And then you go to the greatest tragedy of mankind's history, the second world war, the brutal killing for fields of World War II. | ||
These young men, 17, 18, 19 years old, when you watch 12 o'clock high, you see how young they are and how they tell them, hey, you ain't going home, you gotta get that sorted. | ||
Because to win this, we got a win starting right now, and that means some people are going to be sacrificed, and that is you, and you don't get a choice. | ||
And here we're at Utah Valley University, where Charlie Kirk gave his life, and people are gonna get stuffed animals. | ||
Are you kidding me? | ||
That infantilism of the progressive left is what's caused this entire mess. | ||
That's what's caused it. | ||
These people are sick and they're demented, and they've passed their pathologies on to other generations, and that's incumbent upon us to stop it and stop it now. | ||
So I don't want to hear Cox and your, oh, we're all gonna have a group hug and sing kumbayas, buddy, over my dead body ain't gonna happen. | ||
Will not happen ever to allow you to do to other generations what you've done to this generation. | ||
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Okay. | |
I didn't get to all the clips, including the one on the Federal Reserve. | ||
Do that tomorrow. | ||
10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time. | ||
We'll be back for our Saturday edition of the War Room, and then we'll prep and make sure you know the schedule of events for Sunday, 10 a.m. Eastern Daylight Time on Sunday, we'll kick off a full day of wall-to-wall coverage from the MAGA state funeral of Charlie Kirk outside of Phoenix, Arizona. | ||
We'll see you tomorrow morning at 10. | ||
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I'll I'll be up and fired up with a warpath call. | |
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