The Charlie Kirk Show - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 7 — UFO Doom or UFO Distraction?, Naughty Nancy Mace? Justice for Hunter Biden? Aired: 2023-07-29 Duration: 01:28:14 === Spicy Thoughts Crimes Episode (14:14) === [00:00:00] Hey everybody, happy Saturday. [00:00:01] It's our Thought Crimes episode. [00:00:02] Again, these conversations get a little spicy. [00:00:05] Here's your trigger warning. [00:00:05] Blake Neff, Tyler Boyer, and Jack Pasobic all join us for an unscripted conversation about the Zip Pruder film, JFK, Aliens, UFO, Ron DeSantis, Nancy Mace, and more. [00:00:17] You can email me, freedom at charliekirk.com. [00:00:20] Become a member at members.charlikirk.com exclusive for conversations with Dan Bongino, Tucker Carlson. [00:00:27] But honestly, if this program has blessed you in any way, please consider just becoming a member for eight bucks a month, maybe $17 a month, whatever you can afford. [00:00:35] Members.charlikirk.com. [00:00:38] Please support us. 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[00:01:29] With us is Blake Neff, Tyler Boyer, and I think Jack is here. [00:01:35] No, he's muted. [00:01:37] It's like a bad Japanese movie where his lips and his... [00:01:43] Chari Ron, it's Kojira. [00:01:45] Yes, say that again, Jack. [00:01:48] Yeah, I'm here. [00:01:49] We did. [00:01:50] If you guys want to hear what I have to say, if you want to hear the truth bombs that are going to be brought in here on thought crimes and grammar crimes tonight. [00:01:59] Well, very good, Jack. [00:02:00] No, I was just saying it's like that old karate movie where the mouth and the words don't line up at all. [00:02:06] I will avenge your father. [00:02:08] Wait, my brother and I used to always do that one with Jackie Chan Rumble and the Bronx. [00:02:13] He's like, you, oh, garbage. [00:02:16] That was you just a second ago. [00:02:18] You killed your brother before he was kidnapped by a karate cult. [00:02:21] Now you have to rescue him. [00:02:25] We don't reveal that story of Jack's background. [00:02:26] No, it's coming. [00:02:27] It's coming someday. [00:02:28] Okay, so here we are. [00:02:29] Doesn't mean that I'm actually in a Jackie Chan movie. [00:02:33] Is Jack using live you again? [00:02:34] Is this some sort of sick joke? [00:02:37] All right. [00:02:38] So we are all here together. [00:02:40] And yes, the breaking news right now is, oh my goodness, Donald Trump is indicted again. [00:02:45] We're not going to get into that. [00:02:46] Instead, the real breaking news. [00:02:48] Why is everyone so uninterested in aliens, Blake? [00:02:52] Well, they're uninterested in aliens. [00:02:54] I will say this. [00:02:55] So we had the hearing on Capitol Hill yesterday about the UFOs, of course. [00:02:59] It was a big deal. [00:03:00] Had all these clips go. [00:03:02] But what I'll say is interesting to me is I know a decent number of like conspiracy, you know, you might say conspiracy theorists or at least conspiracy open people. [00:03:13] I'm definitely conspiracy open. [00:03:15] But I'd say like the more conspiracy theorists they are, actually like the less interested they are. [00:03:19] No, that's what's so why is that? [00:03:21] It's this weird thing where like the true base like Alex Jones group is like totally like, nope, not buying it. [00:03:29] Never mind, there are no aliens. [00:03:31] Normally, I would say it's because they believe in even more wild thing and they're like, this is a distraction because really the deep state is plotting to like, you know, they're going to roll out the new vaccines and it's going to turn our blood into aluminum or something. [00:03:42] But this time it's like a lot of them are literally just saying what I would say, which is just like, yeah, there's really no evidence this guy's telling the truth. [00:03:50] Or, you know, this guy just seems kind of confused. [00:03:52] It doesn't make a lot of sense if you put it together. [00:03:55] Sound like a, I don't know, they sound like a boring guy giving you like your accounting statements where he's like, Yeah, we got to make the numbers line up. [00:04:01] It just, Jack, it doesn't really work. [00:04:03] But now it's all the quacks doing this. [00:04:06] Yeah. [00:04:06] So, Tyler, why is it that all the based people are like, nope, no aliens? [00:04:11] I don't know why they're that way. [00:04:12] I don't know. [00:04:13] I've quit trying to make excuses on that side. [00:04:16] But here's what I do know: if aliens are real, then the world is going to become immediately more conservative. [00:04:23] If they're not real, then we're wasting our time distracting ourselves because it's anytime that there is a massive natural disaster, the entire world turns more conservative. [00:04:35] Like everyone's going to become like, God bless America overnight if aliens start attacking. [00:04:39] Have you not seen Independence Day? [00:04:40] Become more conservative during COVID. [00:04:43] I don't know if that cracked with our COVID response, though. [00:04:46] No, well, I'm not talking about that. [00:04:47] I'm talking about like natural disasters. [00:04:49] That was basically, I mean, it's not a natural disaster, but it kind of if aliens are real, if everyone really believes this, no one seems to be asking whether the aliens did COVID. [00:05:00] Like, did they infect us? [00:05:01] Look, let's just be up a story. [00:05:02] If aliens are real, we're going to give them all citizenship and benefits. [00:05:07] We already give all aliens. [00:05:08] That's what I'm saying. [00:05:08] So, by next election cycle, we're going to have like the lady was trying to tell us. [00:05:13] Yeah, the aliens are here and they're flying commercial. [00:05:17] Yeah, no, she might have been ahead of something. [00:05:19] She could have. [00:05:20] She's been, and there's like other players to testify. [00:05:24] Like, we have conversations. [00:05:26] Congress is holding this hearing on the aliens. [00:05:29] And, you know, it comes to mind, like, if they're, if the, if the intelligence community is really covering it up, if the CIA is covering it up, if the military is covering it up, at a bare minimum, it's like, should Congress be like, we're not going to fund the CIA till you give us all of the, all of the alien docs? [00:05:44] Well, Trump can make this, this is, again, I'm going back to what I think Trump should have done in the middle of COVID: he should have just declassified everything in the middle of everything. [00:05:53] I think it would have, it's the only thing that would have overcome the COVID issues, like the back and forth. [00:05:59] He could have declassified everything. [00:06:01] And by the way, Charlie and I know somebody that was very high up that I'm not going to say when it happened, but it happened during the Trump administration, came to us and they confirmed. [00:06:13] And I'm not going to say that like I'm, I'm a, I'm a skeptic or a believer in aliens, but all I know is this one person came to us and they told us the aliens were real and they're extraordinarily credible. [00:06:26] So, so Jack, how should aliens factor into Donald Trump's reelection strategy? [00:06:32] Well, if you want to talk about it from an, well, it depends if serious answer or like thought crime man. [00:06:38] The serious answer is that when you look at the political calculus on this, it would be saying that, well, the idea that the government is covering up aliens is part and parcel of also saying that if you believe the government's able to do that, then you also believe that there is a deep state. [00:06:57] So it ties directly into the same type of rhetoric that Trump uses, but it gets you there through a sort of non-partisan funnel. [00:07:06] So it can be something that reaches out to disaffect leftists, that reaches out to centrists, that even reaches out to, I think we were talking about on one of the other episodes here, the non-news voter. [00:07:16] So not even a low information voter, but like a non-information voter that maybe you can pique someone's interest. [00:07:23] And then too, I forgot what you're saying it, that, you know, this idea that if Trump comes out and says, I would classify the aliens, I will put everything out there, all the information, the little green men will come out. [00:07:33] Blake is one of them. [00:07:34] Obviously, he is part of the Vanguard. [00:07:37] And this will be something that actually grabs attention. [00:07:42] All right. [00:07:42] So let's play some sound here. [00:07:45] UFO whistleblower says that the U.S. recovered non-human biological pilots from Crash Crafts. [00:07:51] This is Nancy Mace, who apparently is very close to her fiancé, PlayCut 76. [00:07:56] We'll get to that. [00:07:56] We'll get to that. [00:07:57] Not this morning. [00:07:57] Not this morning. [00:07:58] She wasn't. [00:07:58] Kraft stated earlier: do we have the bodies of the pilots who piloted this craft? [00:08:04] As I've stated publicly already in my news station interview, biologics came with some of these recoveries. [00:08:10] Yeah. [00:08:10] Were they, I guess, human or non-human biologics? [00:08:14] Non-human, and that was the assessment of people with direct knowledge on the program I talked to that are currently still on the program. [00:08:20] Who in the government, either what agency, sub-agency, what contractors, who should be called into the next hearing about UAPs, either in a public setting or even in a private setting? [00:08:33] I can give you a specific cooperative and hostile witness list of specific individuals that were in those. [00:08:40] And how soon can we get that list? [00:08:42] I'm happy to provide that to you after the hearing. [00:08:44] Super. [00:08:46] Super. [00:08:46] So this is Mitch McConnell in the hearing. [00:08:51] It's just. [00:08:53] I've got to say. [00:08:54] We're like, we're 10 minutes in. [00:08:56] We're already, it's time. [00:08:57] Too soon. [00:08:58] Wait, you know, we haven't talked about whether he's one of them. [00:09:02] You know, it's kind of, he would be the perfect old Simpsons episode where, you know, Kang and Kodos are Bob Dole and Bill Clinton. [00:09:10] And he just runs off. [00:09:12] We needed Homer Simpson to run out up to Mitch McConnell. [00:09:14] It turns out it was Mitch McConnell. [00:09:16] Yeah, he would just rip the mask off. [00:09:18] And then they'll be like, wait, we should probably have a different. [00:09:22] He transferred from Bob Dole. [00:09:23] And what would literally happen, though, is, you know, we'd come on the show and we'd be like, we need to have a leader who's not an alien. [00:09:28] We need a new GOP caucus leader. [00:09:30] And then someone will be like, but who else could unite the caucus, Charlie? [00:09:33] Like, you remember this reading? [00:09:37] That episode actually had one of the best lines that I've ever seen on TV about abortion, where, so if the alien comes out and is trying to wade into the abortion argument, but I think he's pretending to be dull at this point. [00:09:49] He goes, abortions for none. [00:09:52] Or no, I screwed up right now. [00:09:53] It's abortions for all. [00:09:54] And everyone's like, whoo. [00:09:56] And he goes, very well. [00:09:57] Abortions for none. [00:10:00] Boo. [00:10:01] And they're like, hmm. [00:10:04] Abortions for some. [00:10:06] Your American flags for others. [00:10:08] Yay. [00:10:10] And then at the end, they build a giant ray gun targeted at a planet that no one's ever heard of, which is still more useful than the war in Ukraine. [00:10:19] Okay, let's play another piece of tape here about aliens. [00:10:23] Again, I feel like this whole news week has been built for thought crimes. [00:10:28] We got like dead chefs at Martha's Vineyard. [00:10:30] We got the turtle like short-circuiting. [00:10:33] We got indictments. [00:10:34] We got Hunter Biden's lawyer doing blow and bongs out on this whole week has just been built for thought crimes. [00:10:42] And they just got hearings on aliens. [00:10:43] Oh, you got nothing to see here, just hearings on aliens. [00:10:46] Okay, so let's go to this one. [00:10:50] Oh, yeah. [00:10:51] Cut 80, pretty simple. [00:10:54] As a result of your government work, have you met with people with direct knowledge or have direct knowledge of non-human origin craft? [00:11:00] Play cut 80. [00:11:00] So crazy. [00:11:02] Grush, as a result of your previous government work, have you met with people with direct knowledge or have direct knowledge yourself of non-human origin craft? [00:11:10] Yes, I personally interviewed those individuals. [00:11:13] Okay, Blake. [00:11:14] We've got, I just wanted to highlight one of the comments that we have here. [00:11:18] A lot of people are saying I should deport E.T. Not saying I would deport E.T., but if I did, it would be very tremendous. [00:11:25] It would be tremendous. [00:11:27] I've never liked that movie, to be honest. [00:11:29] Extra E.T. Go Home. [00:11:30] Yeah, E.T. should go home. [00:11:32] I like that part of it. [00:11:33] But the implication is that he shouldn't have had to go home. [00:11:36] But, you know, it's a Spielberg film, I think, if I remember correctly. [00:11:40] It is. [00:11:41] He's always scheming. [00:11:43] So I guess my biggest takeaway from all this is just how the media is not really sure how to spin it. [00:11:50] I mean, you got to kind of feel a little bit empty if you're kind of like a Roswell, New Mexico alien guy, right? [00:11:56] You ever been to Roswell? [00:11:57] Yeah. [00:11:58] Have you ever been to Roswell? [00:11:59] No, I stopped at the thing on my way down to Phoenix. [00:12:02] So Roswell is in alien culture, which again, I'm open-minded. [00:12:08] It is the Mecca. [00:12:09] That is well said, Jack. [00:12:10] It is the place where all the sightings happen. [00:12:12] I've been to Roswell a couple of times. [00:12:14] Spoke there last year. [00:12:15] Yeah. [00:12:15] Pastor Troy Smotherman is there. [00:12:18] A great church there. [00:12:18] It's actually really right wing there. [00:12:20] Yvette is there. [00:12:22] It's right near the Permian Basin. [00:12:23] That's what I'm saying. [00:12:25] What are you saying? [00:12:27] That's what I'm saying. [00:12:28] That there is a... [00:12:30] These are natural allies for sort of like the populist Trumpian right. [00:12:34] We're the people who are going alien people? [00:12:38] They're the people who are going to fly the jet into the enemy mothership, like at the end of Independence Day. [00:12:45] That's not even a joke. [00:12:46] Randy Quaid is a huge Trump supporter. [00:12:48] But that's what I'm saying, though, Jack, is that if aliens invaded or it became public knowledge, and I think the country would become more conservative. [00:12:58] That's why I believe that is because then the alien people are right, and then they have a power base, right? [00:13:03] That's naturally adjacent to conservatives. [00:13:05] But there is a bit where they're attacking, you know, traditional institutions because according to this UFO guy, the Vatican found a UFO and teamed up with Mussolini to hide it, which I think gets lost in the shuffle of this story. [00:13:18] Like, maybe the guy has been told something, but he does, he does literally believe that the Vatican dug up a UFO. [00:13:24] Let's be clear that you want Trump as your president when everyone finds out aliens are real. [00:13:29] He definitely needs to be the leader that we take them to. [00:13:32] Even if he's not president, we should just take you do not want Joe Biden as your president when everyone finds it. [00:13:36] Can you imagine saying, take me to your leader, and they take you to Joe Biden? [00:13:39] He's like. [00:13:40] That used to be a meme. [00:13:43] This used to be like someone else. [00:13:46] No, that would be like Mars attacks. [00:13:48] They would destroy us. [00:13:50] You'd like Trump. [00:13:51] If you're a Roswell, New Mexico guy and you've been working on the alien thing your whole life and you're like, they're covering it up. [00:13:58] It's a big thing. [00:13:59] And like the books and all this. [00:14:01] And then all of a sudden there's like this widely publicized congressional hearing. [00:14:06] And it's got to be kind of deflating, right? [00:14:09] Yeah. [00:14:09] Because the energy and the sexiness of the alien topic was the cover-up. === Roswell Aliens and Joe Biden (04:20) === [00:14:14] Yeah. [00:14:15] It's like, it's like a Ray Bradbury short story. [00:14:18] This is something Ray Bradbury would write. [00:14:19] Like the aliens would land and go around and everyone would be too distracted. [00:14:23] They're like working too hard. [00:14:24] It'll be like, and then what if the aliens came and nobody cared? [00:14:27] But it's like when like a, it's, it's almost the same as when like they do. [00:14:31] They do a show of their power by like vaporizing an American city, but they pick East Palestine, Ohio. [00:14:35] So like, you know, but it's like when a we hate those people. [00:14:38] It's like when a dangerous kill, though, when an underground band goes pop, that's like got to be the same feeling that like when you're like the first fan of all of that. [00:14:49] That's got to be the same feeling that a lot of those people are feeling right now in the Permian Basin. [00:14:52] No, that's got, it's just for me, I think that's the biggest takeaway because for years at these events, every so often people would give me literature. [00:15:00] We're not alone, unacknowledged. [00:15:01] By the way, we might have Stephen Greer on the show to talk to him. [00:15:04] He's kind of like the leader in this whole thing. [00:15:06] And I've never been overly interested in the topic. [00:15:08] Honestly, it's interesting. [00:15:09] I guess it's somewhat, you know, curious inducing, but it's just kind of like everyone's just kind of like, oh, okay, so what's on Netflix? [00:15:18] It's just kind of, I thought you would have the conventional wisdom is we would have riots in the streets if we deserve, you know, talking about it. [00:15:26] And now it's kind of just like, George Noory, man. [00:15:29] We love, we love George. [00:15:31] George is like introducing this. [00:15:32] George Nouri. [00:15:33] George Nouries. [00:15:34] George Norrie is not nowhere near close. [00:15:38] My dad drove us out when we were when we visited Death Valley like 20 years ago. [00:15:43] Dad drove us on a detour and we stopped by our Bells like compound where this is 20 years ago. [00:15:49] This is coast to coast a.m. [00:15:51] This was the overnight. [00:15:52] He's a guy who saved overnight media, literally. [00:15:55] But I i'd also say though, like and I don't know Charlie, how much of these hearings that you watched, but the clips that i've actually seen of them, it it seems to be a lot of conjecture. [00:16:04] A lot of it is like, oh my, my brothers cousins buddies pilot, definitely saw something that seemed not human because it flew and it may have been a shadow hologram from the 14th dimension. [00:16:18] And i'm sitting there going, okay. [00:16:19] So do you have the material? [00:16:21] Do you have the ship? [00:16:22] Do you have like the, the Non-human Dna? [00:16:25] Can we, can we see any of this stuff? [00:16:26] Oh no, you don't. [00:16:27] You just have these. [00:16:29] Let's get to the most important and final question, do you want it to be true that there are aliens? [00:16:36] That's the real question. [00:16:39] Uh, i'm already in the camp, based off of like, what people have said to us that, like it's, there's a good possibility that that's true and you just have to live and keep going right, it's just like it's a I. [00:16:52] I think that the only way that this is going to become public information disseminated in any kind of way is if this Hunter Biden And Joe Biden stuff gets so bad that it's going to obliterate the Democrat Party. [00:17:06] Or if they were, they were waiting to pull that card if, like the Jeffrey Epstein stuff ever came like, actually started bubbling up and they couldn't control it. [00:17:16] I actually believe that there's some kind of element that's true to this. [00:17:20] I don't know how true, like where it's like actually alien bodies that they have somewhere, because i've heard other things too. [00:17:26] That's like, well, there's craft and there's things that they found that are really odd, that are deep underground or whatever it is. [00:17:32] I think they're waiting to sit on whatever the release that is, because the deep state will use that as a cover-up for whatever they're going to do, and I think that that's been the mo for a lot of things with conspiracy related stuff for the last 80 years. [00:17:45] So jack, do you want their? [00:17:47] Are you cheering for the aliens? [00:17:49] Are you hoping that there's another dimension that is among us? [00:17:53] Well, I mean, i'll put it this way, the Bible tells us about other dimensions all the time. [00:17:59] However, those dimensions that it's referring to and in many of the descriptions of, shall we say, otherworldly beings. [00:18:06] It does match up with some of the stories that you hear from people who've had UFO sightings. [00:18:11] Only in the bible they're described as not aliens but angels, or yeah, or the Nephilim demon, genesis monitoring that's right a variety of potential non-human beings. [00:18:25] Uh, that could exist. [00:18:26] So you know, I would say that if you're, if you're, a bible believing Christian, then yes, you should and obviously should believe in non-human beings. === Superseding Indictment Charges (08:04) === [00:18:35] Well, there you go. [00:18:36] Uh, we got a lot of hate mail today. [00:18:37] When someone says the Bible does not support aliens, Cs Lewis disagreed. [00:18:40] Actually, Cs Lewis said it does not contradict the truths of the Bible. [00:18:43] Okay, I want to tell you guys about one of our partners here today. [00:18:46] Let me find it, let me find it, let's see. [00:18:49] Oh, it's saved here somewhere. [00:18:51] Ah, here it is. 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[00:20:28] cbdistillery.com 20 off. [00:20:31] That's cbdistillery.com, promo code Kirk, cbdistillery.com. [00:20:37] By the way, Nephilim is Genesis 6.4, not Genesis 6.2 for all the theologians keeping score at home. [00:20:43] Do you think we could cut a deal with someone to have promo code posto raise the price of the product? [00:20:48] No, that's what we need, is that we need to actually have it double the price as soon as they were to use it. [00:20:53] By the way, the question is, over under. [00:20:56] Huh? [00:20:58] CBD. [00:20:58] Yeah, like if literally if you want quality. [00:21:01] Over under, what are the chances that there's going to be an extraterrestrial sponsor at the Charlie Kirk show in the next decade? [00:21:07] That would be an interesting, that would be, I think Lloyds of London would take that bet. [00:21:11] Okay, let's get to the next topic here. [00:21:14] Justice for Hunter or injustice for Hunter. [00:21:18] This ties into Blake. [00:21:20] Tell it as plainly, and then you could let us know your honest opinion, honestly. [00:21:23] Donald Trump super indicted. [00:21:25] What do they call superseding indictment, right? [00:21:28] They have a super duper mega indictment. [00:21:30] Super duper indictment. [00:21:31] So it's a superseding indictment. [00:21:33] They have updated the indictment with new charges. [00:21:35] So before this, we had the federal charges against Trump were charges against Trump himself. [00:21:42] And then William Nita, something like that? [00:21:45] Oh, Lauda. [00:21:48] Nada. [00:21:49] Nada, is that? [00:21:50] Lauda. [00:21:51] Lauda. [00:21:51] Whatever. [00:21:52] Anyway, so then he had his assistant who allegedly was moving boxes around to hide them from the FBI. [00:21:59] So we had charges for that. [00:22:00] And then the superseding indictment today, super duper maga. [00:22:03] Super duper seeding indictment is that allegedly they have evidence that essentially the FBI goes to Mar-a-Lago. [00:22:12] They're checking it out. [00:22:13] And they notice there's these security cameras around. [00:22:15] And they're like, okay, that's interesting. [00:22:17] So they shoot a friendly email to Trump World and they're like, hey, you have to preserve your security footage and we'd like to see it for some of these things where it's near these rooms. [00:22:28] And according to the federal prosecutors, what happens is then, allegedly, this is all alleged, of course, it could all be untrue. [00:22:35] We certainly had plenty of that with Trump. [00:22:37] But they say that what happened is then Trump called one of the staff there at Mar-a-Lago and was like, we need to destroy all of our security footage. [00:22:46] And then allegedly, that's what they did. [00:22:48] And at least as presented in the indictment, it makes you frustrated because it's like, it's not even a grand conspiracy. [00:22:54] It's just dumb. [00:22:55] Yet you can kind of understand, like, you know, how Trump would be like, they can't have, you know, my security footage. [00:22:59] That's my security footage. [00:23:01] Get rid of that. [00:23:02] It's causing problems. [00:23:03] And then, you know, this is the classic FBI. [00:23:05] You know, they're not going to find, they can't find any intel that supposedly gave nuclear weapons to China or North Korea or anything. [00:23:13] All they can find is like, oh, process crime. [00:23:15] You did the bad thing with the Mar-a-Lago security footage. [00:23:18] Go to jail. [00:23:19] Jack, what's going on here? [00:23:21] This news has been breaking in the last couple hours. [00:23:23] We're still processing it. [00:23:25] I hate to say it, but we are awfully desensitized. [00:23:29] Here we are with a live stream. [00:23:30] We lead with UFO aliens and we're like, ah, MAGA superseding ginormous indictment, ultra indictment. [00:23:38] Ultra MAGA. [00:23:40] I guess it's sort of like when a movie franchise comes out and the first one happens and everyone's like really excited for it and it's shocking. [00:23:49] And maybe there's some, I don't know, race swap casting or maybe there's some great tasks here. [00:23:54] And the first one that's original, you know, first fast and furious is, you know, and everyone says, oh, that's amazing. [00:23:58] Or like the first expendables, you know, wow, getting all the old stars together, et cetera. [00:24:02] But then by like the third one, the fourth one, the fifth one, you're just kind of bored with it. [00:24:07] And you're like, yeah, I've seen this before. [00:24:10] I kind of know what happens. [00:24:11] I've gone through the motions. [00:24:13] You know, maybe I'll catch it on streaming, but I'm not really going to change my schedule for it. [00:24:17] And that's basically how I think this is playing out politically. [00:24:21] Now, I honestly don't think that any of these indictments are going to move the needle, really one way or the other in the primary or the general until we get to the point where one of the trials begins, which I think, as we've seen on the current schedule, the first one is set to be basically right after the Iowa primary, but like right around the time of Super Tuesday. [00:24:42] That could still get delayed a little bit there early 2024, but while votes are being cast. [00:24:48] And then, of course, if, and I would say when, because I do assess that if Trump is indicted in the Washington, D.C. area for any of these charges that are out there, that he will be convicted. [00:25:02] Because I mean, you could, you could, somebody said in the comments earlier today that you could charge Donald Trump with the murder of Ashley Babbitt and Washington, D.C. jury would find him guilty because that's just how in the tank they are. [00:25:16] They do not care about the rule of law. [00:25:19] They care about taking out Trump associated with him. [00:25:22] So at that point, then you're going to have the media come out and be laying, it's going to be disjust every single day, convicted criminal, convicted criminal, convicted criminal runs for president over and over and over. [00:25:34] And that will be the steady drumbeat that they try to use going into the general. [00:25:38] He's going to get convicted for Bronnie James's heart attack. [00:25:42] He's going to get a lot of people. [00:25:46] Well, that's what the Santa shot. [00:25:49] Tyler endorses the Santa. [00:25:52] They'll do that. [00:25:53] But I think what Jack says does bring up one great point, which is they will, every single day, they'll be like convicted criminal. [00:26:00] Like every single time, it'll be part of his name. [00:26:02] It'll be convicted criminal, Donald Trump. [00:26:05] And every single article, HuffPoe will start putting, does HuffPoe still exist? [00:26:08] I actually don't know. [00:26:09] But if it does exist, they'll start putting it at the bottom of all their articles that they'll be like, Donald Trump is a convicted felon and no convicted felon. [00:26:16] And that's how they'll desensitize people to it. [00:26:18] Well, they've already desensitized us. [00:26:20] We're just now used to locking in political dissidents and indicting them. [00:26:24] It'll just be, yeah, it's like impeachment doesn't mean anything now. [00:26:27] Soon it'll just be, you know, criminal indictments don't mean anything. [00:26:30] And eventually it's like, it'll be like the same way you have to write a book before you run for president, even if no one reads it. [00:26:36] Like you can't even be a real GOP presidential contender. === Assassination by Other Means (15:11) === [00:26:39] So Jack, so if we were to, Jack, if we were to accept the premise that John F. Kennedy was murdered by our government, if we were, and we could debate that, I certainly think there's a lot of suspicion. [00:26:50] What would we debate there? [00:26:51] Well, Are you a JFK normie? [00:26:55] You know me. [00:26:56] I'm a Normie unlike every case. [00:26:57] Yeah, of course. [00:26:58] He believes that it's totally normal for a driver not to turn around. [00:27:01] Bolt action rifle, three shots, perfect precision. [00:27:04] It's fifth floor of technical photography. [00:27:05] Show me someone who can make the shots. [00:27:07] Show me someone who can delete Lee Harvey Oswald. [00:27:10] There was nothing at the grassy null. [00:27:11] What you see is what you believe. [00:27:12] It's a Pruder film. [00:27:13] Don't believe your lying eyes. [00:27:14] But Blake, thank you for that. [00:27:15] I figured. [00:27:16] So if the CIA says it, he'll believe it. [00:27:18] So I'm half kidding you. [00:27:21] So, Jack. [00:27:23] So let's take the assumption, okay, that JFK was murdered by his government. [00:27:27] Do you think that the deep state, the administrative state, the Pretorian Guard, like post-tradition of Julius Caesar, right? [00:27:34] Like stabbing leaders. [00:27:35] Do you think that this is a metaphorical assassination by no other means? [00:27:39] What I'm getting at, the administrative state used to take out presidents. [00:27:43] Now they take out presidents by this way because it's not as messy. [00:27:47] Am I getting on to sign? [00:27:48] I think Tyler's tracking me, Jack. [00:27:50] Are you following me? [00:27:51] What you're talking about is actually something that the East German Stasi got into moving from like the 1950s into the 60s and 70s. [00:28:00] And the great film Lives of Others just explains this at immense length. [00:28:06] It's the most fantastic film about communism, as far as I'm concerned, that's ever been made. [00:28:11] And it shows how using a system that's one part, like I said, I'd say equal parts mass surveillance and then equal parts meddling in people's lives, that you can blacklist people, you can smear people, you can destroy their reputation. [00:28:27] So this is where we get the phrase character assassination. [00:28:31] So character assassination wasn't originally done by the media. [00:28:34] It was done by the Soviet-controlled communists in the Democratic Republic of East Germany. [00:28:41] Because in that, and you can see in the film as well, I highly recommend that everyone should go watch The Lives of Others on this. [00:28:48] It's like two and a half hours, but it focuses on a playwright and he's supposed to be writing stuff that's pro-party, but he starts slipping different things in, et cetera. [00:28:56] And that is what they realized would be much easier for them to do. [00:29:02] It would require much less moving parts, fewer moving parts, less secrecy. [00:29:07] So you wouldn't really need to keep that many people in on it. [00:29:09] And this actually became something that after the fall of the Soviet Union and the fall of East Germany, that people were able to go in and people can go visit this, by the way, if you go to Berlin, you can actually go to the museum and request your file or request your family's file and then see what they were looking at. [00:29:25] This is actually the final scene of the movie, not to give it away, but that you can actually go and find what they were doing. [00:29:31] And so I hope, Charlie, that when we win, that we will finally be able to request the files on all of us. [00:29:37] Yeah, I mean, so look, this is nothing new. [00:29:39] They took out Socrates. [00:29:41] They tried to take out Jesus. [00:29:42] That didn't work very well. [00:29:44] Socrates probably deserved it for corrupting the children. [00:29:48] Corrupting the dude, if seen. [00:29:49] We all know the charging documents. [00:29:51] Yeah, you know, just gotta watch the cloud. [00:29:53] That being said, Socrates just walked around denouncing democracy. [00:29:58] So, you know, there's that. [00:30:00] He asked questions about the deeper things. [00:30:01] By the way, democracy is a terrible idea. [00:30:03] But no, I mean, so, but they took out Abraham Lincoln. [00:30:05] They took. [00:30:06] Democrats in the Bible, Charlie? [00:30:07] Democracy is not in the Bible, nor is it in the Constitution. [00:30:10] It's only kingdoms a lot. [00:30:13] Yeah, the kingdoms and a republic. [00:30:15] But anyway, so what I'm getting at, though, Blake, feel free to, you know, normalize the conversation back to whatever they talk about at Dartmouth, is this idea of that the leader has to be taken out. [00:30:27] They're doing this by other means. [00:30:28] Blake. [00:30:30] I mean, maybe. [00:30:32] I just think a lot of people see a pattern here. [00:30:35] It's such a but even like that. [00:30:38] This is what Jack is talking about. [00:30:41] In the almost 100-year experiment, you know, it wasn't quite 100 years, but like 80-plus years experiment of the Soviet Union, this was what the Soviets learned over the course of decades, which is like you go from like this like, you know, iffy type of, you know, push from Lenin, then Stalinism was a little bit too rough. [00:31:03] And then over the course from Stalin all the way out to the end of the Soviet Union, this is exactly what they learned with all of the dissidents that existed. [00:31:11] And they ultimately failed because the people rose up. [00:31:15] But this is exactly what happened. [00:31:16] You're exactly right. [00:31:18] They're finding new ways. [00:31:19] And what's scary is thinking about the people that they're taking. [00:31:22] It's assassination by the means because it's not as messy. [00:31:24] Because when you do assassinate someone, Blake, you could at least agree there's a mourning, there's a political fallout. [00:31:30] It's not as easier to control. [00:31:31] I don't even think that's the problem. [00:31:31] Think about the people for Trump. [00:31:33] I feel like they could kill Trump and they would like literally turn around within hours. [00:31:36] I mean, so like Trump brought this on himself with his character rhetoric. [00:31:39] Why don't they do that then, Blake? [00:31:41] I'm being honest. [00:31:42] I'm enormy. [00:31:43] I don't think they just assassinate people willy-nilly. [00:31:46] You don't even know who they're taking out. [00:31:48] We don't believe Caesar was assassinated. [00:31:50] Do you think that it's all just... [00:31:51] We know Caesar was assassinated. [00:31:53] At least we got to do that. [00:31:54] You know, with the JFK thing, with the JFK thing, you know, it's like the moon landing. [00:31:58] We just can't believe that America was so great we could land a man on the moon. [00:32:01] We can't with JFK. [00:32:02] We can't believe that the Marines used to do stuff besides hold like drag balls. [00:32:06] That's what they used to be able to teach men marksmanship, that they could hit a moving target. [00:32:10] Lee Harvey Hunter Yard was like the worst marksman in his class. [00:32:13] Why did the car slow down? [00:32:14] Why was it a convertible? [00:32:15] Why didn't the driver turn around? [00:32:16] What happened to JFK's head? [00:32:17] Warren Commission was chained 25 times. [00:32:19] 50 witnesses that disappeared. [00:32:21] Why was the motorcade kind of thing? [00:32:22] 50 witnesses that disappeared. [00:32:23] Yes, LBJ was ready. [00:32:25] Yeah, why was LBJ supposed to be on there? [00:32:27] He didn't went a different direction. [00:32:28] Why did the motorcade route change? [00:32:29] I could go on and on and on. [00:32:31] This is like the most basic stuff. [00:32:32] It goes even deeper, by the way. [00:32:33] Why did he assume the presidency on the plane? [00:32:35] Yeah, I mean, it's like all these different things. [00:32:36] By the way, it all could just be a coincidence. [00:32:38] It could be coincidence that Jack Ruby happened to go to the same club as Cuban international terrorists, you know, happened to go then kill Lee Harvey Oswald. [00:32:47] Like, it could be all coincidence. [00:32:49] Or it could be like, it takes more faith to believe that it's all just like normal and that there might have been either aforementioned information. [00:32:56] And by the way, all these witnesses, there were 20 of them that swore under testimony in the Warren Commission that there were people at the Grassy Knoll. [00:33:03] And if you go there, you could literally downtown Dallas, Texas School Book Depository, it's right there right near the highway. [00:33:07] You could see it. [00:33:08] And then not to mention, you're going to hate this, Blake. [00:33:10] He's going to lose his mind. [00:33:11] Back and to the left. [00:33:13] Back and to the left. [00:33:15] But you're missing a very important reason his head moves back into the left is that his head explodes. [00:33:21] Hold on. [00:33:22] We want to get this apruder film. [00:33:23] He goes forward first, holding up here. [00:33:24] And then you could see a bullet enter the front. [00:33:28] No, you don't see the bullet enter. [00:33:29] You see his head explode. [00:33:32] That's what I think. [00:33:33] I think we've been through this. [00:33:33] You know, it could, but let's pretend. [00:33:35] Let's zoom out a bit. [00:33:37] The CIA, this would be by far the most successful thing the CIA has ever done because they're otherwise super incompetent. [00:33:43] It's not that successful. [00:33:44] And we have a lot of country believes they did it. [00:33:45] We have a lot of records of every single thing the CIA has done that's been a huge disaster and everyone needs to be able to do it. [00:33:51] This wasn't disaster two. [00:33:52] Apparently not. [00:33:53] This was apparently a huge success. [00:33:54] CIA was able to. [00:33:55] No one's stepped out. [00:33:56] No one's like given the family jewels. [00:33:59] You don't know what the CIA has been successful at, though. [00:34:01] That's what I'm saying. [00:34:02] We do. [00:34:03] The CIA is successful, even barely. [00:34:05] They tell us all about it. [00:34:06] We think about all the people who are in the world. [00:34:07] We know everyone in society that we don't even know about. [00:34:10] We know everything the CIA has ever done with like Operation Jackson Jackson. [00:34:15] Anything they've ever been done. [00:34:17] I got a question, Blake. [00:34:18] Is there a conspiracy theory you believe? [00:34:20] I'd say the conspiracy theory I believe the most is it's like lame ones. [00:34:25] Like Bill Ayers probably wrote Obama's first memoir because there's no other evidence. [00:34:29] So lame. [00:34:30] There's no other evidence Obama's ever written anything. [00:34:33] That's like the most boring conspiracy. [00:34:34] Yeah, who cares? [00:34:35] Exactly. [00:34:37] The conspiracy theories that are real are kind of boring. [00:34:39] That's just, you know, that's just how it is, unfortunately. [00:34:41] Wait, I mean, so it's like, that's your conspiracy theory? [00:34:45] I was expecting like Creature of Jekyll Island, Federal Reserve. [00:34:50] We should support his, we should support everyone's own focus on their own. [00:34:55] You guys just want to make me trans-conspiratorial. [00:34:57] You're just conversion therapy. [00:34:59] So, no on Titanic, no on the Build-A-Brigger, trilateral film. [00:35:03] It's a wild one. [00:35:05] I think my favorite Titanic conspiracy theory is the one that the Titanic didn't sink. [00:35:10] They sank the Olympic, which is such a strange conspiracy theory to even come up with, where it's like, why? [00:35:17] They're like, they had to sink the Olympic for the insurance by pretending it was the Titanic, and they couldn't just sink the actual Titanic. [00:35:22] People come up with really strange ones out there. [00:35:25] So the topic. [00:35:26] Jack, speaking of assassinations, though, you know that there's a big assassination they're trying to overturn right now. [00:35:33] They are now trying to exonerate the convicted assassins of Malcolm X. [00:35:40] This is the latest Ben Crump. [00:35:42] He's the BLM lawyer thing where he says he's got a witness to Malcolm X's assassination, who says that he was never interviewed and he saw and that the FBI actually was part of this and they wanted to take out Malcolm X, [00:35:59] which is, honestly, I find a little bit strange because keep in mind that the Nation of Islam essentially at that point had issued, you know, I guess what you would call a fatwa against Malcolm X at this point because he didn't want to go in for the extreme anti-white racism and anti-Semitic racism that the Nation of Islam was preaching. [00:36:19] And so Louis Farrakhan was essentially pushing for these killers to go out into Harlem and do this. [00:36:25] But yeah, apparently they've got this 84-year-old eyewitness who says that, no, no, it wasn't those guys. [00:36:33] It was the police. [00:36:35] I have a favorite conspiracy. [00:36:37] Yeah, go ahead. [00:36:37] That none of you are going to care about. [00:36:39] That Avril Levine is not Avril Levine. [00:36:42] I've heard this one. [00:36:43] I've heard this one. [00:36:44] That Avril Ravine was the replacement conspiracy theory. [00:36:47] It's like Paul is dead, but like for some reason. [00:36:50] It's basically like the modern version of Paul is dead. [00:36:54] Which one is Abril Ravine? [00:36:55] Avril Levine is a skater boy. [00:36:59] You probably know. [00:36:59] Oh, okay. [00:37:00] My sister, when she was in like fifth grade and the song came out, she wanted to make a radio station that would only play the song Skater Boy all day. [00:37:10] And this is before YouTube, so you couldn't play the same song all day. [00:37:13] So the replacement theory generally goes like this: the true great replacement. [00:37:17] Which replacement disappeared, right? [00:37:21] The Avril replacement theory. [00:37:23] The great Avril Levine replacement theory. [00:37:27] Is that she disappeared out of the eye of public and then all of a sudden popped back up and she looks just off, just like the same way people like question Joe Biden's Joe Biden, that she looks just off. [00:37:41] She doesn't sound the same. [00:37:45] There's a lot. [00:37:45] So this is the one you're going to go to the. [00:37:48] I'm just saying it's the most interesting for people that are like in popular because again, when you look at these like Joe Biden conspiracies about like this like wrinkled back of his head, his earloads. [00:38:00] We can find every time I see that I don't even think about a facelift. [00:38:04] I understand that. [00:38:05] I'm not saying I agree with all of those, but I've seen some really, but every time I see that, I think of Avril Levine. [00:38:10] That's all I think about. [00:38:11] It's like, is Avril Levine actually Avril Levine? [00:38:13] And we'll never know because no one cares that much. [00:38:17] So let's play the Zapruder film. [00:38:20] Zapruder film, right around, you can just watch this play. [00:38:24] Yeah, 3:30. [00:38:25] Just remind everyone, it started with us discussing the Trump indictment. [00:38:28] No, look, I asked a very simple question. [00:38:33] Why don't they just take him out like they did with JFK? [00:38:36] Okay, so let's put the Zapruder film on film. [00:38:38] Remember, Motorcade is going slower than it should, half speed. [00:38:41] It was changed at the last moment. [00:38:42] It's convertible. [00:38:43] The driver doesn't turn around. [00:38:44] Look at the driver. [00:38:45] Doesn't turn around. [00:38:45] Here we go. [00:38:46] This was the mistake. [00:38:47] Zapruder wasn't supposed to be filming. [00:38:49] Let it rip. [00:38:50] Frame by frame. [00:38:51] Here we go. [00:38:52] Texas schoolbook depository is to the upper left. [00:38:56] You have the motorcade going through. [00:38:59] There is John Fitzgerald Kennedy. [00:39:00] Watch it. [00:39:01] And then, boom, he gets hit right there. [00:39:03] Hands up. [00:39:03] He got hit in the back. [00:39:04] No, no doubt. [00:39:04] Bullet from the back. [00:39:05] Jackie Onassis Kennedy goes there. [00:39:07] And right about late for about another two seconds, you can see his head goes back into the left. [00:39:12] Right now, boom. [00:39:13] There's no way that bullet came from behind. [00:39:15] Dude, so the thing is, is you know, when you get hit, the reason, like, the human body is large and a bullet is small. [00:39:22] Like, it's not like movies where a bullet hits you and the guy goes flying through the window because it doesn't, like, he got hit in the brain. [00:39:28] Like, what happens is his body is going because, like, the way, you know, it's like Texas Chainsaw Massacre. [00:39:33] The dude gets hit in the head with the hammer and starts twitching. [00:39:35] You just said it's not like movies and then gave a movie. [00:39:38] Oh, yeah, but that's okay. [00:39:40] Admittedly, you got me there. [00:39:41] But, you know, when you get when your brain is spazzing out because like a giant piece of metal blew it to smithereens, like your body can twitch in various ways. [00:39:51] I don't think it's proof you got hit from the front. [00:39:54] Because for one, why does the fragment of his head explode out from the front? [00:39:57] What happened to his head, Blake? [00:39:59] What do you mean, what happened to his head? [00:40:01] Why was there never an autopsy? [00:40:02] I don't think they needed to figure out how he died. [00:40:05] Wouldn't it be interesting to find out the actual entrance of where the bullet went in? [00:40:09] I think they were actually just not able to figure out how it did because his head got blown. [00:40:12] Oh, does producer Andrew believe the CIA narrative? [00:40:15] I didn't know that. [00:40:16] He believes the Warren Commission. [00:40:17] That's incredible. [00:40:18] Oh, the CIA narrative? [00:40:19] Yeah. [00:40:20] I'm not saying that. [00:40:20] No, like silver bullets. [00:40:23] Well, it's like the magic bullet where the answer to the magic bullet theory is the car is actually just not a normal car. [00:40:29] It's different elevations. [00:40:30] Here's the way that I know that the CIA did it. [00:40:33] I've stood in that spot and I felt it. [00:40:36] I've been there. [00:40:38] You go there. [00:40:38] That's a lot of conspiracies. [00:40:40] I felt it. [00:40:40] No, so every time I go back, I know the CIA is not. [00:40:44] Let me clarify. [00:40:45] The driver does turn around. [00:40:46] He never slowed down or stopped the car. [00:40:48] He accelerated, which people say they're trained to do. [00:40:50] And there's a, I'd assume that's what you'd want to do. [00:40:52] Get out of it. [00:40:53] Yeah, you were trained to accelerate. [00:40:54] I've stood in the window in the box of the book depository and by the boxes, and there's just, I felt it. [00:41:02] I know that that was a setup. [00:41:05] I'm sure Lee Harvey Oswald was there. [00:41:07] It was a setup. [00:41:09] I am convinced. [00:41:10] RFK agrees, by the way. [00:41:11] Blake is the campaign finance chair. [00:41:14] Look, if Trump believes a lot of things. [00:41:17] Here's the bigger picture issue. [00:41:19] Trump could have done something really special for America by just releasing it all together. [00:41:25] He should have. [00:41:26] Every bit, every single bit of this, just utter chaos in the midst of COVID. [00:41:31] I would be fully on board. [00:41:32] We were all at home. [00:41:33] We had nothing better to do. [00:41:34] He should have immediately executed whatever. [00:41:40] I was really hoping. [00:41:41] Executive was going to end something different there. [00:41:43] We should just declassify every document from before September 12th, 2001. [00:41:49] Yeah. [00:41:49] It's been 23 years. === Noble Gold Investment Surge (03:19) === [00:41:51] You know, if you're still in danger in a foreign country, tough. [00:41:55] The world needs to know. [00:41:56] Yeah, exactly. [00:41:58] Just declassify everything. [00:41:59] America has too much self-doubt caused by at least pre-1993, right? [00:42:05] Like that, that's like right around there. [00:42:07] Yeah. [00:42:07] When the Suns, last time when the Suns went to the finals, lost to the Bulls. [00:42:11] Was it 93? [00:42:12] Are you sure? [00:42:12] I thought it was 96, 97. [00:42:14] 93 finals. [00:42:16] Yeah, I'll never forget it. [00:42:18] I guess it was the jazz in the second round. [00:42:21] The second two years, yeah. [00:42:22] Oh, 93 was the last of Michael's first. [00:42:25] Triumphant. [00:42:26] Then he chilled and played the White Sox. [00:42:27] They played the other three. [00:42:28] Because then the Rockets. [00:42:29] Do you believe that conspiracy theory? [00:42:30] Which one? [00:42:31] The one that it was actually an unofficial suspension because he was in gambling debt. [00:42:35] 100%. [00:42:36] His dad was murdered. [00:42:37] His dad got murdered. [00:42:39] I believe he might have been involved in his dad's murder. [00:42:41] Yeah, his dad's murder. [00:42:42] Yeah, they blame him. [00:42:43] On the flip side. [00:42:43] I'm not saying he's totally responsible. [00:42:45] That is one of the most suspicious things ever, though. [00:42:47] It's really weird. [00:42:47] On a counterpoint, it's not very suspicious that two area youths murder a guy for his car in the 90s, no less. [00:42:54] No, I know, but the reaction to it, if I remember correctly, was very strong. [00:42:57] That's true. [00:42:58] That's true. [00:42:58] It was like something, and he had a lot of gambling debt, and he would go to North Carolina a lot and gamble. [00:43:04] It was very, very bizarre. [00:43:06] And like the way Michael took it was not like he was expecting it, but it was, it wasn't like this, it wasn't the simple, it wasn't, it was very heavy, right? [00:43:14] Almost like he largely felt it's very bizarre. [00:43:18] There could be more to it. [00:43:19] I don't know. [00:43:20] I'm a big Michael fan, but I know people at that situation, they said that that also should be exposed. [00:43:26] That also should be exposed. [00:43:28] Michael was and is a compulsive gambler. [00:43:31] Okay, Jack, tell us about our partner. 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[00:44:22] Hurry and go to noblegoldinvestments.com to secure your wealth now. [00:44:27] Use the pro there's there's must be a typo here because it says use promo code Charlie to bag a free five-ounce American. [00:44:34] Do you even have a code? [00:44:35] Does he have a promo code? [00:44:36] Does he have a promo code with Noble Gold Investments? [00:44:38] Like a Charlie whose gold diary qualify. [00:44:41] Yeah, noblegoldinvestments.com, noblegoldinvestments.com promo code. [00:44:45] I'm just going to spell it out here: C-H-A-R-L-I-E. [00:44:50] He doesn't even have a promo code with Noble Gold Investments. [00:44:54] Yeah, Charlie, Charlie Hotel, Alpha, Romeo, Lima, India, Echo. [00:44:58] I'm not sure what that's. [00:45:00] I bet Jack only gets sponsored by Ignoble Gold. [00:45:05] Ignoble Gold? [00:45:06] You're killing me. [00:45:07] Wow. [00:45:07] Wow. [00:45:08] Really bad Star Wars joke. === DeSantis Byron Donalds Controversy (14:59) === [00:45:10] Okay, let's move on. [00:45:12] Next is the Ron DeSantis Byron Donalds controversy. [00:45:15] Blake, what's going on here? [00:45:17] Okay, so this is slightly more in the background, but there's been this spat. [00:45:21] Everyone's, okay, admittedly, it's popular to beat up on DeSantis now. [00:45:24] And some of it, I think, over the campaign stuff, fine. [00:45:27] But everyone's, of course, also going after his record in Florida. [00:45:29] And they've had this running dispute in Florida over their education standards on different things. [00:45:35] And at the start of the year, they shot down this AP class. [00:45:39] Like after George Floyd, the college board went out and said, we're going to make a, you know, this AP African and African American history class for American high schoolers. [00:45:51] That'll totally not be a weird political joke. [00:45:53] Florida shoots that down, but now they have their own education standards. [00:45:57] And the controversy, the controversy here specifically is, let me bring up the exact quote here. [00:46:04] It's that in the Florida Department of Education standards for how you're going to teach middle school history, they state that American slaves developed skills which in some instances could be applied for their personal benefit. [00:46:18] And a sort of dry line, but this has become this blow up. [00:46:23] DeSantis is defending it. [00:46:24] And then Byron Donalds, the congressman, who we've worked with a lot, good guy. [00:46:30] He's been critical of it and believes they should change it. [00:46:33] But it's being pointed out that a very similar standard actually exists in that very politicized, relatively left-leaning AP class that they had. [00:46:43] And just to give my own take on it, I think you can sort of see how this would happen, where there was the progressive reason they put this in is they didn't want to say, like, you know, slaves had no ability, no agency. [00:46:54] They were all just manual laborers who did nothing. [00:46:56] They were acquiring skills. [00:46:58] Many of them earned wages with those skills. [00:47:00] They used that to buy their freedom, so on and so forth. [00:47:04] But then other people are saying, like, oh, they're saying that slavery was good for them. [00:47:08] And that's what they're saying. [00:47:09] And it's like, you can't win with it. [00:47:11] That's how it comes off to me anyway. [00:47:13] And I think it's a mistake for him to sort of blow up at this. [00:47:16] And it might be that he senses everyone's kind of getting their little jab in at DeSantis right now. [00:47:22] Jack, how should we think about this? [00:47:26] I mean, honestly, like there are some times where there are things that should be defended, regardless of what side you are on in a primary. [00:47:37] And one of those is standing up for the truth about American history. [00:47:40] And I think personally, that that's what the DeSantis administration, or even this, this was a task force. [00:47:46] It wasn't even something that he said himself that wasn't done at the political level. [00:47:50] This was done. [00:47:50] They appointed people to a task force. [00:47:52] They put it together. [00:47:53] And by the way, they actually had black professors on the task force to put it in. [00:47:58] So, no, I don't think that we should be like blowing up DeSantis over this. [00:48:03] No, I think it's silly that he's turned it into like a primary issue and going after Trump surrogates and Byron Donald's and all this stuff. [00:48:09] I don't think that's probably the best move for him right now. [00:48:11] But at the same time, it sounds to me like nobody was seriously saying that, oh, by the way, slavery was good. [00:48:18] It sounds to me like they were saying this is just what obviously happened during that timeframe. [00:48:24] Yeah, I just, I'm actually more kind of on DeSantis's side here, like to be honest, from a policy perspective. [00:48:31] I just, I don't really, I don't really sympathize with Byron on this. [00:48:35] It's just a weird thing to criticize. [00:48:37] Like, it's just like, again, I think that when we're looking for digging for things to criticize DeSantis about and like the state of Florida, like that's going to like start to turn on Trump people, right? [00:48:50] Like, so it's like, just like knock that off. [00:48:53] Like, there's no need to do that stuff. [00:48:54] And here's the other thing. [00:48:56] I don't know. [00:48:56] Byron's wife is like super, she's a wonderful person. [00:49:00] She's super involved with educational freedom issues throughout the state of she was actually just here in Arizona meeting with a bunch of our legislators. [00:49:07] Really wonderful. [00:49:08] But it's like, this like is a total distraction from all the positive things that like everybody's doing. [00:49:13] And it's like, okay, let's just focus on, let's just not like, we don't need to overly like sick our teeth into, you know, just because of the political. [00:49:21] I just hate that. [00:49:22] I hate that crap in general. [00:49:23] I hate when Trump people do it to other people. [00:49:25] I hate when DeSantis people right now are doing it to Trump people. [00:49:28] It's like, there's a lot of good that everybody can talk about. [00:49:31] Let's just keep moving. [00:49:33] Yeah. [00:49:33] And I just want to say you can have your own dog in the race. [00:49:39] Don't like go against your principles. [00:49:41] I mean, like, there's some fights not to pick. [00:49:43] I just, I don't know. [00:49:44] It doesn't really make a lot of sense to me. [00:49:46] So here's the other thing, too. [00:49:49] I'm not defending Byron. [00:49:51] I don't know what happened here, but like there's a good chance that maybe he somewhat, this is the world that you live in when you're a congressman, when you're talked to constantly by staffers, by Hill staffers in particular, who are like, did you hear that they said this, that was part of this? [00:50:08] And he may have heard some kind of like explanation that was a little bit off and he commented on it a little bit too hastily. [00:50:16] And here we are. [00:50:17] So yeah, the uh I would suspect that that was part that was part of it, but I don't know. [00:50:22] Yeah, so it's so Blake, just build out again what are the specifics here because the NBC News says Byron Donalds calls on Florida to correct black history standards on slavery. [00:50:32] There's so little to it. [00:50:33] It's literally, it's literally what we had from Politico there. [00:50:37] It's a single line where like a single sentence, a single sentence. [00:50:40] Let me, let me bring it up here again. [00:50:44] It is the floor, this is from Politico. [00:50:46] The Florida Department of Education adopted new teaching standards for middle schoolers to learn that, quote, just prepare yourself. [00:50:53] This is going to be the most racist thing you've ever heard in your life. [00:50:56] Quote, slaves develop skills which, in some instances, could be applied for their personal benefit. [00:51:04] Unquote. [00:51:04] Okay, so why is that untrue? [00:51:07] Because it's suggesting that what the subtext of this is, because liberals are very good at finding subtext. [00:51:13] The subtext of this is the one thing they only when they really meant when they wrote this standard, allegedly, is that they were saying slavery was a good thing and we should bring slavery back today and make it worldwide. [00:51:27] And that's that's really what the DeSantis administration was trying to say. [00:51:31] That's what they're alleging. [00:51:33] And with that little word of using skills. [00:51:36] And so that's what was really going on, apparently. [00:51:39] And so we have to get rid of it and we have to tear down every statue ever. [00:51:43] We have to, in fact, dig up statues that we tore down three years ago, put them on a pedestal again, and then rip them down again and then melt them down and turn them into, I don't know, like ugly. [00:51:57] I don't know where I was actually going with that. [00:51:59] Well, and you know, it's funny you mention that because in Communist China during the Cultural Revolution, which was the revolution within the revolution that Mao launched against his own party at one point, he actually had Red Guard youth going in and they were digging up bodies of like former emperors and members of royal families to then hang in not even in effigy, [00:52:22] hang the actual dead bodies and then flog them again for the purpose of showing their revolutionary fervor even though they speak for decades. [00:52:33] Before we get too smug about that, I think Arlington is still moving ahead with their plan to smash the Confederate monument at Arlington National Cemetery. [00:52:41] Exactly what to interrupt there. [00:52:43] And I would say the Lee family is probably next on the list. [00:52:48] Probably. [00:52:49] Very, very unfortunate, very nasty people. [00:52:53] Nasty people as a certain future president and probably future. [00:52:57] Yeah, a certain once and future president once said. [00:53:00] Okay, let's play cut. [00:53:01] Clake said it. [00:53:01] I heard it. [00:53:02] Let's play cut 118. [00:53:05] Claire, is Congressman Donald in favor of the new standards? [00:53:08] Nicole, the simple answer is yes. [00:53:10] He thinks that Florida's new standards will do an overall good job at teaching black history. [00:53:15] But he, along with many critics, thinks one section could use an adjustment. [00:53:21] He's among the more prominent African-American Republicans in the nation. [00:53:26] And he's got a problem with part of Florida's new African-American history curriculum. [00:53:30] Congressman Byron Donalds told me over Zoom. [00:53:33] Obviously, slavery was terrible in our country. [00:53:36] It was terrible for black people coming to America. [00:53:40] And it was just flat out wrong, no doubt about that. [00:53:44] Okay. [00:53:45] So what am I missing here? [00:53:48] Let's play cut 113, Megan Kelly, with a professor on the curriculum. [00:53:52] How do you respond to the charge you want to replace history with lies? [00:53:57] Let me first make an observation that helps us think through this. [00:54:00] We know the vice president well, and we know that when she speaks spontaneously, she has an unavoidable cackle. [00:54:09] But when she's speaking from a script, she's very grave and very serious. [00:54:14] So we know she's following a script here. [00:54:17] And the script is that she has to reject what is common sense in the name of an ideological agenda. [00:54:26] Boom, headshot. [00:54:28] It just smoked her. [00:54:30] So, I like this guy, Dr. William Allen. [00:54:32] How familiar are you with him? [00:54:33] Not at all. [00:54:34] This is kind of the first I've ever seen him. [00:54:36] This is a new intellectual who's rather spicy and based. [00:54:38] I mean, he's almost almost as based as Kamala's dad. [00:54:42] No, this guy's amazing. [00:54:44] And by the way, he's a Michigan State University emeritus. [00:54:47] Like, he's auth, he's authored at the Imaginative Conservator. [00:54:51] How many of these guys are out there that we've never heard of in the right-wing intellectual world, right? [00:54:56] I mean, look, this guy has published several books. [00:55:02] Wow, some really base stuff. [00:55:03] Rethinking Uncle Tom, the political philosophy of H.B. Stowe. [00:55:08] There you go. [00:55:09] Yeah. [00:55:10] I mean, he's also a fellow at the Mackinac Center, which is center-right. [00:55:18] So I don't really know why we're all of a sudden learning about this guy anyway. [00:55:23] It just shows that the conservative movement is so dysfunctional. [00:55:25] Here we have this insanely based professor from Michigan State University that no one knows about. [00:55:30] And we've had this racial reckoning for three years. [00:55:33] It's like, you could have been helpful. [00:55:35] All right, here's cut 119. [00:55:37] I got to be honest, like, I sympathize. [00:55:40] I don't like how DeSantis barks in this video. [00:55:43] I'll be honest. [00:55:43] He doesn't come across well at all. [00:55:44] But I'm with DeSantis on the policy here. [00:55:46] You shouldn't change this thing. [00:55:48] Play cut 119. [00:55:50] Were there beneficial aspects to slavery? [00:55:52] That's not what the curriculum says. [00:55:53] What are you doing? [00:55:54] What the current? [00:55:55] No, there's no, it's not. [00:55:56] And the curriculum is very clear. [00:55:58] You have, I think it's like 200 plus pages of all kinds of stuff that you can't read that. [00:56:04] Have you read it? [00:56:05] So what's your opinion? [00:56:06] Have you read it? [00:56:07] What's it? [00:56:10] So I'm just making that clear. [00:56:12] That makes it very clear about the injustices of slavery in vivid detail. [00:56:18] So anyone that actually read that and then listens to Kamala would know that she's lying. [00:56:24] This is DeSantis at his best. [00:56:26] Why he's dressed like he's driving a Greyhound bus is beyond me. [00:56:29] He's always reacting to the rat race movie where you know, but I mean, he's excellent. [00:56:33] I mean, it was not exactly the right. [00:56:36] What? [00:56:37] I mean, it's not the best tone, but I got to be honest, I am sympathetic with Ron DeSantis. [00:56:42] Even the tone is great. [00:56:43] That's all of his clips during COVID were like the same thing. [00:56:45] You know, just like, you haven't even read it. [00:56:47] You don't know what you're talking about. [00:56:49] And I'm going to find a new way to pronounce Kamala, Kamala, Kmela. [00:56:53] I bet we could pronounce Kamala's name 70 different ways. [00:56:56] I think it's so funny when he has that Midwestern accent that comes out when he does that stuff. [00:57:00] But like, DeSantis, this is the point. [00:57:03] DeSantis just talking like a normal dude, just saying the things that people think. [00:57:08] This is the tone that like made DeSantis likable to people, right? [00:57:12] It's like, I'm just going to go out and talk and I'm not going to be handled by people. [00:57:16] I mean, that's what it is. [00:57:17] It's like, it was all fine. [00:57:18] And then he started running against Trump. [00:57:20] And it's like, and that's what's driving this too, unfortunately. [00:57:23] Is like primaries do unfortunately make parties sort of go insane. [00:57:28] And they're going to be, it's going to be, we have to oppose this because our opponent in this incredibly niche ideological feud that will be forgotten entirely in 10 years took the wrong side on this of a sentence in a curriculum. [00:57:41] Exactly. [00:57:42] Yes. [00:57:43] But his response, like his organic response to people, right? [00:57:47] Like that's so much better than like him like going to campaign events in Iowa. [00:57:50] He's like, like laughing at not funny jokes, right? [00:57:54] Then he delivers the answer. [00:57:54] He doesn't. [00:57:55] Is he hawing? [00:57:56] Like, I would rather you just like talk about stuff that matters that like, I want to hear like what you actually think about those things, like in like tidbits. [00:58:03] And he's, and he spoke without like taking his hand and like covering his face. [00:58:06] Yeah. [00:58:07] Hallelujah. [00:58:09] He's like, he had like inside his nose or something and then reactivate. [00:58:14] Yeah. [00:58:14] I mean, this is, but again, this is kind of what happened with Trump. [00:58:17] Like Chub's funniest moments, we talked about this the other day when like the TikTokable moments of Trump are when he's organically just responding to people. [00:58:24] And you're like, oh my gosh, that guy's funny. [00:58:26] Like, oh my gosh, like, I agree with what he's saying. [00:58:28] Oh, my gosh. [00:58:29] Like, if you don't give yourself the opportunity to have those moments and you're just going around just like laughing at people's dumb jokes and like meandering through like 20-person events in Iowa, you're not going to win. [00:58:41] You're not going to win the country. [00:58:43] This is why like everyone dies in Iowa with their campaign. [00:58:46] You can't script the primary. [00:58:48] This is this is necessary. [00:58:50] This is unpredictable. [00:58:50] You have to kind of throw your candidate out and just let it go. [00:58:54] Get earned media, like doing stuff that people agree with, and you're going to win. [00:58:59] Yep. [00:59:00] Yep. [00:59:00] And build a future for yourself. [00:59:01] Like the most detrimental thing is like, at this point, not likely DeSantis is going to be the nominee, right? [00:59:07] Everyone agrees with that. [00:59:09] But he's hurting himself so much for the future because, again, you only get so many opportunities to get in front of the American people and like make people think that you're somebody that they can have any kind of faith in. [00:59:21] And right now, this is the problem that exists with this whole thing is like we love these moments, right? [00:59:28] Like, yeah, I agree with him more than Byron. [00:59:30] And Byron's a really likable guy. [00:59:32] So one of these situations is like, you know, Byron kind of looks really bad in this scenario. [00:59:37] And DeSantis looks really like, you know, look. [00:59:41] I have an option. [00:59:42] I have a potential solution to solve all the sides on this. [00:59:47] I agree with Kamala Harris. [00:59:49] We should shut down the Florida teaching on slavery and replace it with a new teaching on slavery taught exclusively by Kamala Harris's own father. [01:00:04] I could get behind that. [01:00:06] I like that. [01:00:06] And it would include with him anything where he just says, you know, Kamala is without honor. === Chef Memory Lake Mystery (04:55) === [01:00:10] I think it's the line. [01:00:11] That's the line he said about her, I believe. [01:00:14] He's a memory holdout. [01:00:15] Whatever happened to him, these people get memory. [01:00:17] He was totally memory hold. [01:00:18] She's running for president on an island. [01:00:20] They asked her if she liked weed or she was the one who said they were. [01:00:24] I'm from Jamaica. [01:00:26] I'm convinced that like Hunter Bama Sugar Mama, Tony Bobulinsky, Malik Obama, Kamala Harris's dad, I think they're all on like an island together, like perpetually being tortured. [01:00:38] No, they're should I call Malik Obama right now? [01:00:42] And with Ray Epps' daughter, who, by the way, is like the funniest Twitter follow ever. [01:00:46] Do I still have Malik's number? [01:00:47] Oh, yeah, I do. [01:00:49] You're going to call Malik Obama? [01:00:51] No, probably, probably not call him. [01:00:53] We should have Malik. [01:00:54] I'm saying that was it Malik that said Obama is gay? [01:00:59] I bet we could get in. [01:01:01] It seems like Ray Epson said a lot of stuff. [01:01:03] Ray Epson could probably come in. [01:01:07] Is the Obama thing in the deck today for us? [01:01:09] How is that not in the deck for us today? [01:01:11] We could probably pivot. [01:01:12] We could pivot. [01:01:13] Okay, so now that we're talking about Obama, so since we only believe what the news tells us, as per Blake, obviously a chef who couldn't swim went out on a Instagram post. [01:01:28] No, but there was a video. [01:01:30] There was a video of him later on Instagram swimming. [01:01:33] Well, floating. [01:01:33] Okay, floating is different. [01:01:34] Well, both are suspicious, though, right? [01:01:36] So if he couldn't swim, then what the heck was he doing in the water? [01:01:40] If he could swim, why did he die? [01:01:43] So, Jack, obviously, nothing to see here, just a chef in Martha's Vineyard. [01:01:48] I would throw out there that, and I haven't heard yet, but I mean, could do we have toxicology? [01:01:57] Because I could see potentially something where somebody's a toxicologist and Marcel Vineyard. [01:02:02] Yeah. [01:02:04] They have a toxicologist in Martha's Vineyard. [01:02:06] First of all, they could raise thinking through the situation, right? [01:02:10] You know, if a guy can swim, he falls off a paddleboard. [01:02:13] He doesn't make it back. [01:02:14] There's no riptide because of the layout of this pond there. [01:02:19] You know, were Substances involved of any sort that led to perhaps inebriation and incapacitation, the same way they did with, I don't know, George Floyd. [01:02:33] Yeah, I mean, like, when I think of paddleboarders, I think of like 30-something athletic black males, right? [01:02:40] I mean, totally. [01:02:43] Yeah, actually, I kind of do, you know, totally normal. [01:02:47] Yeah, I don't know. [01:02:48] No, Blake, you're just thinking about that. [01:02:49] You're just thinking about them usually anyway. [01:02:52] Yeah, probably. [01:02:53] It's kind of, you know, it's like. [01:02:56] So, so this is where it gets suspicious. [01:02:57] Cut 122, this chef was posting progress that he was then he can now swim. [01:03:04] Play cut 122. [01:03:07] Oh, no sound. [01:03:08] So look, here he is. [01:03:09] He can swim. [01:03:10] So if he could swim, then how did he drown? [01:03:14] He could swim. [01:03:15] Pretty well, too, actually. [01:03:16] Is he actually? [01:03:18] Let me rese. [01:03:19] He's not using his arms there. [01:03:20] So that's just. [01:03:21] He doesn't seem to be swimming that like he's enough to survive. [01:03:24] Okay. [01:03:25] So maybe he got caught in a bad tide. [01:03:27] I mean, no joke. [01:03:28] He's got, he's got flippers. [01:03:29] Yeah. [01:03:29] No joke. [01:03:29] If you go to Cabo San Lucas, our ripties are. [01:03:33] No, that's what I'm saying. [01:03:33] Ripties are no joke. [01:03:34] Yeah. [01:03:36] He's in like a little lake. [01:03:37] I would say what stands out to me is one. [01:03:39] That's not a lake. [01:03:40] He's the second, he's the second chef for a Democrat to die in the last year. [01:03:46] But Blake, there's this clip, and everything they tell us is true. [01:03:50] Remember? [01:03:50] But he's also the second underling of a prominent Democrat to die on Martha's Vineyard as well. [01:03:56] Wait, so this was in the lake in front of Obama's house and the depth was three to five feet in depth? [01:04:02] Eight feet, I believe, is what they said. [01:04:04] Max. [01:04:05] Wait, I've got. [01:04:06] Have you guys seen that there's there's actually, I'm getting breaking news now that Hillary Clinton has now sent a text message to Barack Obama congratulating him for finally getting his list started. [01:04:20] She says, Well, Barack, you've got a ways to catch up with me, but I'm glad that you're finally getting there. [01:04:26] You know, if I were Hill, no, you're joking, but if I were Hillary, I'd lean into that. [01:04:30] I would just start making, you're old, you're not going to be president. [01:04:33] Go all out, start sending, making every joke that you just had all those people killed. [01:04:37] And how's the progress coming on the Obama library, by the way? [01:04:40] It's a joke. [01:04:41] In Chicago, it's actually like really, really controversial in Chicago. [01:04:44] Are we going to get a Trump library? [01:04:45] Is that even going to happen? [01:04:47] Aren't they trying to take a library? [01:04:49] Like all this controversy, and they're never there. [01:04:53] Like Obama's never in Chicago. [01:04:56] There's something really weird about this chef thing, man. [01:04:58] So, I mean, think about it. [01:05:00] If you're a chef, you're working late, you're there early, you hear things you're not supposed to hear, right? === Black Violence Prayer Talk (17:34) === [01:05:05] You see things you're not supposed to see. [01:05:07] Yeah, there's a lot of access to the inner circle. [01:05:10] You don't want, I saw some memes about various sausages that are in that kitchen. [01:05:16] I saw some memes about, yeah, you don't, you don't, yeah, exactly. [01:05:20] You never know. [01:05:21] Right, sausages, geno salami, yep, pepperoni, hot dogs. [01:05:27] Just all of a sudden, you know, robes just like fly open, you know, they get caught in that breeze. [01:05:32] And you saw too much. [01:05:33] There's a lot of breeze, a lot of nor'easters this time of year up Martha's Vineyard. [01:05:38] You saw too much and you got to go. 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[01:07:14] And right now, free shipping, free returns, the best luxury skincare you've ever used, all at 70% off, and includes a mystery luxury gift while supplies last. [01:07:24] JennyCell.com slash Kirk. [01:07:26] Okay, what is the next topic we have here? [01:07:28] We go deeper and deeper into the bowels of unacceptable conversation. [01:07:34] So what is next? [01:07:35] The next topic? [01:07:36] Nancy Mace? [01:07:37] We let with aliens. [01:07:38] So we're really. [01:07:39] Okay, so Nancy Mace, do we have the tape of Miss Naughty Miss Mace? [01:07:44] Okay, this is Cut 114, Neocon Nancy, who is Lindsey Graham in address, play cut. [01:07:51] What do we have? [01:07:51] 114? [01:07:52] Okay. [01:07:54] And when I woke up this morning at 7, I was getting picked up at 7:45. [01:07:58] Patrick, my fiancé, tried to pull me by my waist over this morning in bed, and I was like, no, baby, we don't got time for that this morning. [01:08:06] I got to get to the prayer breakfast and I got to be on time and a little TMI. [01:08:12] But I, you know, he can wait. [01:08:15] He's got, we got, I'll see him later tonight. [01:08:18] Can we set this up for a little bit so everyone understands what a prayer breakfast is? [01:08:23] Can we please can we please tell people Tyler, what's a prayer breakfast in the most of us and I'm in the South, are those important in any way? [01:08:33] So I am, you know, obviously with Republican stuff, the Republican Party jointly together with a lot of different organizations hosts what's often called a prayer breakfast. [01:08:43] And so there's a lot of organizations that exist in every state where it's they are religious organizations, typically church-based organizations, evangelical-based typically, that will host prayer breakfasts on behalf of our elected officials. [01:08:59] So they'll invite all the elected officials. [01:09:01] This is like a sombering type. [01:09:03] It's the most normy thing. [01:09:05] It's a Republican. [01:09:06] It's the most normy thing. [01:09:07] But like usually a pastor will give up. [01:09:09] Basically, you know, it'll be a combination between, you know, preaching and a diatribe against Joe Biden. [01:09:17] And, you know, they'll invite in usually one Catholic, you know, to come in and say, yeah, you know, and then, so this is like a very religious experience politically. [01:09:29] It's like where politics meets religion once a year, Usually, in your district, and Nancy rolls in and says this. [01:09:39] So, like, I was like, somebody please find me a scene where we see everybody's face because, like, this is like she like showed up, like, still like, hungover. [01:09:50] I know that's right. [01:09:51] She's like, so drop about this because she says, I think she got up at seven and she had to head out at 7:45. [01:09:57] And that just doesn't sound accurate. [01:09:58] I don't think any woman's the timeline is all screwed up here, obviously. [01:10:02] And then the worst part of all of it is like, no, I'll be back tonight. [01:10:06] Like, whoa, whoa, whoa. [01:10:07] So, like, every pastor will tell you, you know, you can't live with your cohabitation. [01:10:14] Cohabitation's bad in the church, right? [01:10:17] It's not acceptable. [01:10:17] So, she rolled in. [01:10:19] She just is like glossing right over that. [01:10:21] Well, she's, she's also, I mean, look, twice divorced, you know, and she's just like, it's my fiancé. [01:10:27] And then she's also like, so it's like, we were in bed just like that. [01:10:31] This is only allowed if you're the pastor. [01:10:33] But again, Tyler makes the best point. [01:10:35] This is not the South Carolina Gaming Association, right? [01:10:38] Where they're all trying to get like casino licenses where they're kind of living a little loose, right? [01:10:42] This is even like a campaign event or a GOP event. [01:10:44] This is like someone doing a lot of church evolution. [01:10:46] This is the most highest gathering ever. [01:10:49] Well, this is like walking to a job. [01:10:50] This is the standards we expect of South Carolina lawmakers. [01:10:53] Yeah, exactly. [01:10:54] I mean, South Carolina, I got to be honest, like the worst people come from South Carolina. [01:10:58] It's just so, I mean, the worst politician. [01:11:00] They peaked with John C. Calhoun, and it's called he was terrible. [01:11:03] Well, so like the governor, yeah, and she's the governor, but then and then she sent out this tweet. [01:11:09] She's like, I'm not a saint, I'm a sinner. [01:11:11] Like, okay, like, I'm not overly shocked, Nancy Mace. [01:11:14] Like, you're twice divorced, it's a fiancé, but like, you're also kind of you're like, you're what you're doing is you're insulting people that are religious. [01:11:22] That's what you're doing. [01:11:23] You could imagine that's the key here. [01:11:24] You could imagine another way where she'd be like, okay, and after this, I'm going to go like, you know, do a casino. [01:11:29] Yeah, do a bunch of blows, run to the casino, play the slots, you know, 50 times. [01:11:33] Yeah. [01:11:34] And she's just so nonchalant. [01:11:37] The scary part about this whole thing with Nancy is this, is that she's so nonchalant about what she said. [01:11:44] She just was completely unaware of her surroundings. [01:11:46] She was inches away from taking applications for a threesome. [01:11:49] Like it was like, she's like, oh, by the way, if you want to join us tonight, 7 p.m. like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. [01:11:54] Jack. [01:11:55] She was really advertising her relationship. [01:11:57] Yeah, my take on it. [01:11:58] It's basically what you said, Charlie, because I was the one that first really blew up this video. [01:12:02] And she responded to me on Twitter today. [01:12:05] And I've gone at her on Twitter for years at this point, basically calling her. [01:12:09] You shouldn't say you've gone at Nancy Mace. [01:12:11] You got to be careful with your wording, Jack. [01:12:14] I've chased her. [01:12:15] I've pursued her. [01:12:16] Wait, what did she say back to you today, Jack? [01:12:18] I didn't even see that. [01:12:19] No, she was the one. [01:12:20] This was the one where she responded something about like, well, that's why I go to church because I'm a sinner and not a saint. [01:12:25] Oh, that was a response to you. [01:12:27] It was a response to me, yeah. [01:12:28] I didn't realize if I dropped it in the chat, you could actually just, you know, read that. [01:12:32] I didn't realize it was. [01:12:34] By the way, what you're doing is you're profaning a holy gathering, is what you're doing. [01:12:38] Well, this is South Carolina, too. [01:12:39] This isn't even like the Northeast. [01:12:41] I just thought it was disrespectful to the people that were gathered for a prayer purpose, to be honest. [01:12:46] That if you're going to get, like, I'm not going to get up there and start cutting promos like I'm on thought crime if I'm going to like a pro-life prayer march or a meeting or something like that. [01:12:57] I'm going to be respectful of the event, respectful of the people there. [01:13:01] And, you know, there is a time and a place. [01:13:04] If it's after 9 p.m. here at East Coast, like I am, you're on a place like Thought Crime. [01:13:09] You know what you're going to get into. [01:13:11] It's like, I mean, it's like Charlie Kirk going around telling everybody. [01:13:14] It's just the awareness. [01:13:16] It's like that old moral sound. [01:13:18] It doesn't make it true, but it doesn't make Charlie not say it. [01:13:21] It's the awareness thing. [01:13:22] This is the shocking thing. [01:13:23] This is the horrifying thing. [01:13:25] It's like, again, I have no problem with how any of these people live their lives. [01:13:30] I really don't care. [01:13:32] I seriously, Charlie knows, I just don't care. [01:13:35] Like, I just don't care about how people operate in their own personal time. [01:13:38] But it's like, what's scary is like, if you don't have the wherewithal to understand like who you're speaking to on the campaign trail, zero self-awareness. [01:13:47] How do you have, how do you have the where how do I know that you're going to have the wherewithal of who you're addressing when you're a member of Congress in important alien, you know, finding fact-finding missions, right? [01:13:59] Like, how do I know? [01:14:00] How do I know? [01:14:00] How do I trust you? [01:14:01] You know, and sometimes it's like, this is just as much to me like a Mitch McConnell glitch, you know? [01:14:08] Like, I would rather have Mitch McConnell like get up in front of people and go and like be wiped clean like he had, like he was this week, than Nancy Mace get in front of groups and do this. [01:14:19] That's how serious I think this is as a member of Congress is like, you should know who you're addressing, who you're talking to. [01:14:25] And by the way, we're trying to like get even more evangelicals to vote. [01:14:29] Like this isn't helpful. [01:14:30] Like this stuff isn't helpful. [01:14:31] It doesn't like instill confidence in our membership. [01:14:34] Almost every neoconservative in DC has the most degenerate personal life. [01:14:37] I'm just going to be honest. [01:14:39] It's like a what do you mean correlation? [01:14:42] I mean, I don't know if I can think of something. [01:14:46] I could think of a couple exceptions, maybe. [01:14:48] Give me an hour. [01:14:49] I've certainly all I'll say is don't say I'm not gonna name names. [01:14:53] I have been told by people who have known her for multiple years that there was a change in the appearance of Miss Nancy Mace sometime over the last couple of years or so. [01:15:02] I think a glow-up of some sort. [01:15:04] A glow-up of some sort. [01:15:05] We have our own Nancy Mace here in Arizona, and it's you know, it's just a thing that happens. [01:15:12] What is it? [01:15:14] A thing that happens? [01:15:15] Tide goes in, times shit out. [01:15:17] No, no, no. [01:15:18] Oh, I know. [01:15:21] I know who you're talking about. [01:15:21] Yeah, yeah, yeah. [01:15:22] She got booed off our stage. [01:15:24] I know who you're talking about. [01:15:25] I was there for that. [01:15:26] I remember her. [01:15:26] Yeah, Michelle. [01:15:28] But I mean, look, this is like, and again, I feel bad for people. [01:15:31] I legitimately do. [01:15:32] Like, the stuff that happened with Marjorie Taylor Greene, even Lauren Boebert, like getting divorced and like their lives are like, like becoming a member of Congress, getting in the midst of all this stuff, like this is a stressful, unexpected. [01:15:46] If you're not prepared for it, like your life is going to get rocked by this stuff. [01:15:50] You're going to change. [01:15:50] You're going to get influenced. [01:15:52] You're going to get influenced by weirdo lobbyists and crazy people. [01:15:55] That's why you should stay away from the city of DC. [01:15:57] Staying away from the city of the District of Columbia is going to make your life innumerably better. [01:16:03] And that's why we should try to have our representative stay as far away from there as possible. [01:16:07] I've been here for, I've been here for like 12 years, man. [01:16:10] Why you got to do me like that? [01:16:12] You're not spending every day in DC. [01:16:13] Some, I assume, are good people. [01:16:14] It will be really depressing when God is unable to find righteous man. [01:16:19] And so he has to. [01:16:21] JD Vance said that today in the Senate. [01:16:24] What did he say? [01:16:25] He was talking about the, I think he was talking about Biden appointees or something. [01:16:28] He was like, he's like, Biden's appointees are unqualified. [01:16:31] Biden's appointees are diversity hires. [01:16:33] They're terrible. [01:16:34] They're worse. [01:16:35] They're awful. [01:16:36] Some, I assume, are good people. [01:16:39] All right. [01:16:40] We have about 10 minutes remaining. [01:16:41] We want you guys to do the super chats or whatever they call it, rumble rant chats, rumble chat rants. [01:16:48] All right. [01:16:48] What else do we have then, Blake? [01:16:50] We have a deep web reveal. [01:16:51] Oh, well, we should hit Aldean. [01:16:53] We have to revisit. [01:16:54] Oh, I think that's right. [01:16:55] So we got 10 minutes. [01:16:55] Jason Aldean, what is going on here, Jack, with Jason Aldean? [01:16:58] What's the truth? [01:16:59] Well, actually, so funny enough, I mentioned Jason Aldean tonight. [01:17:04] We've seen the, there's been an editing of Jason Aldean's video. [01:17:10] So we talked about it last week where we put out this BLM Antiva video, and then it was updated since our show to be six seconds shorter. [01:17:19] And a lot of people pointed out that some of the scenes that were removed were scenes particularly that depicted the BLM violence in Atlanta from 2020. [01:17:30] Now, the record label basically came out and said, well, that was because of a copyright claim from the local Fox network that said it was due to their copyright claim and they hadn't gotten the permission for it. [01:17:44] And that's why they took it out. [01:17:45] But of course, I pointed out online and a few others pointed out, why didn't you just replace it with other footage? [01:17:50] Why did you remove the footage completely? [01:17:53] And, you know, personally, I think that in general, the main reason that this became so controversial to begin with is because, and people said, well, what about, you know, these other violent, what about rappers who have violent lyrics or, you know, Ice Cube, who has a, you know, from NWA, which is a group whose name that I couldn't even say publicly, right? [01:18:15] And it's because Jason Aldean is white and he's talking about BLM violence. [01:18:21] He's talking about black-driven violence, or at least the video depicts that. [01:18:24] And if the lyrics don't explicitly say that, we all know what's going on here. [01:18:28] And that is the cardinal rule in America, that you're not allowed to talk about black violence. [01:18:32] And by the way, I mention all this while my wife, Tanya Tay, is actually, for once, not watching Thought Crime Live because she is actually at the Jason Aldean concert right now. [01:18:42] It's funny you say that it's, you know, that rap lyrics are often violent. [01:18:47] It's often much more specific than that. [01:18:48] It'll be lyrics that are like, if you roll into my part of town, I will shoot you in the face. [01:18:54] Yes. [01:18:54] Like they're actually kind of angry that Aldean made a music video that is culturally appropriating their type of threat. [01:19:02] And they're still even doing weird character assassinations. [01:19:05] I was just Googling to see exactly what they did to change the video. [01:19:09] And now Snopes has a story. [01:19:11] Did Jason Aldean not leave a tip after ordering 65 burritos in a West Virginia small town? [01:19:18] And I don't know what the answer to that is, but like I'm surprised it's not a story about Chris Christie or something. [01:19:24] But allegedly they ordered 65 burritos. [01:19:27] And if you didn't tip, that would be the worst thing ever. [01:19:30] Definitely way worse than burning down a small business. [01:19:32] But I think it's, and I really do think that a lot of this comes down to the fact that you are not allowed to talk about black violence. [01:19:40] You're not allowed to talk about black crime. [01:19:42] You're not allowed to talk about white flight. [01:19:43] You're certainly not allowed to make songs about it. [01:19:46] We just had the biggest nationwide race riots in America's history three years ago, and it is largely forgotten within the United States. [01:19:56] And so along comes a guy who makes, who's like not only a white celebrity, but a celebrity who makes, as we, as we described last week in great detail, the whitest possible music. [01:20:08] And I don't say that in a negative way. [01:20:09] I just say like, outside of Darius Rucker, country music is extremely white. [01:20:14] It's considered white music. [01:20:16] Even all around the world, it's considered American music. [01:20:19] And so to have someone like that directly calling out or even coming close to calling out black violence in America, it is something that is completely verboten. [01:20:29] And this is where the black nationalists in the media just immediately have to try to shut it down. [01:20:34] And let's be real. [01:20:36] There's a long history of like political songs in America, many of which are actually far uglier than Aldin's. [01:20:42] I mean, we did, you know, Neil Young did a song that's like Southern Man, which basically just says that men in like men in the South are super racist. [01:20:53] You know, he does the song, was it? [01:20:56] I can't remember if it was him or Crosby, you know, the Crosby Stills Nash group, but like Four Dead in Ohio, which is just that these National Guardsmen like murdered a bunch of students who definitely were not riding. [01:21:05] Again, that's, but that's on the left, right? [01:21:08] Both of those are coming from the left is my point. [01:21:10] So yeah, and I get what you're saying, but his point, but my point is you're not allowed to have these from the other perspective. [01:21:18] You're only allowed to have them in one direction. [01:21:20] So you can have Neil Young, who's not even American, by the way, slandering Southerners. [01:21:25] You can have Neil Young and others attacking American military for dealing with unrest on campus, but you can't have anything in the other direction. [01:21:35] Okay, we have five minutes remaining. [01:21:37] Where do we want to go with this, guys? [01:21:38] Stay with Aldean or do we want to do the I want to say one thing about the Aldean situation, which I think is carryover from the comment that I made about those who go to Congress. [01:21:48] And Charlie, you know what this is like. [01:21:50] And Jack, you know what this is like being a little bit more in the public eye where people stop you all the time when you're out in public, you're at airports and everything else. [01:21:59] When you become a person that people recognize everywhere you go and you just get stopped, like everyone dives into every aspect of your personal life. [01:22:07] They watch everything that you do. [01:22:09] And everything that you do or say, if it's the right thing, it's going to be the wrong thing according to the media. [01:22:15] And if it's the wrong thing, right, you're going to, they're going to be like, ha, you're a hypocrite, right? [01:22:20] Like constantly. [01:22:21] And so I feel bad for anybody, even though they make, even when they make the wrong decisions, you know, not standing up for it. [01:22:29] I actually have a lot of respect for famous people. [01:22:31] You know, obviously we're not in that category because, you know, Charlie's on the radio every single day saying everything that he thinks constantly, which is kind of cool. [01:22:38] It's actually freeing in some ways. === Avoiding Political Pet Peeves (02:22) === [01:22:40] I try to liberate people. [01:22:41] It's liberal. [01:22:41] It's liberating, but I actually have a lot of respect for famous people that just literally avoid those things and like don't say what they think. [01:22:52] It's like, hey, you play music. [01:22:54] And again, I'm not saying like I have a lot of respect for guys that speak up on our side because the left has hordes of these people and we don't have very many. [01:23:03] But like I appreciate leftists in particular or people that are just like pretty apolitical that just like, I don't know what I'm talking about with this. [01:23:10] And I just want to play music and I just want to play sports. [01:23:12] And I don't think I need to be like using my platform for the wrong purposes. [01:23:17] They say we should hit some comments that people will be encouraged to do it. [01:23:20] So I want to highlight two. [01:23:21] First, we have Fulcan Wollagen62M who says, hey, dude with the hat on, please pronounce the T in the word important. [01:23:32] Important. [01:23:33] Not so much like important, more so like import tant. [01:23:38] Thank you for your support in this pet peeve matter. [01:23:42] And then special K1. [01:23:44] If I can't, so I actually can't pronounce my T's as well as I should, mainly because I bit off my tongue in a quad accident when I was 16. [01:23:56] Nancy Mace has more victims than I thought. [01:23:59] And then we have, so I'm sorry for that on the important. [01:24:05] Only only Miss Nancy has to apologize. [01:24:07] Special K121 has, I'm black and he didn't do anything wrong, Aldean, I assume. [01:24:14] Just another way to divide people. [01:24:15] Only those caught up in a delusion believe this garbage. [01:24:19] Well said, Special K. [01:24:20] I used to get special K bars when I was a kid. [01:24:22] My mom would make them. [01:24:24] And now I really want to have one. [01:24:26] No, no, no. [01:24:27] Like special K cereal, you degenerate monster. [01:24:30] We have, looks like we have 3,500 people still watching. [01:24:34] Any other final rumble rants, guys, as we ramp this up? [01:24:38] No. [01:24:40] Okay. [01:24:41] Final thoughts, Tyler. [01:24:42] Man, I just, where we're at today is we've got a we've got a strong week ahead. [01:24:50] I mean, this week was so crazy with all the news. [01:24:52] I'm hoping that next week's not a huge letdown. [01:24:55] That's my hope. [01:24:57] I hope aliens expose themselves or something. [01:25:00] We could use a boring news week. === Secret War Groundhog Day Theory (02:18) === [01:25:02] Maybe not exposes themselves. [01:25:03] I'll be honest. [01:25:04] Tomorrow when you guys watch the Charlie Kirk show and then Jack's show after, this whole thing on Trump is I'm reading about it. [01:25:10] It's like, this is all new indictments, like obstruction to justice. [01:25:14] It's just like, we were expecting January 6th stuff. [01:25:16] This is just, we should just have a new Trump indictment every single week. [01:25:19] You should try to just. [01:25:20] It's going to be, though, because this is like, they're going to have everything happening in Georgia. [01:25:25] It's going to just keep going. [01:25:26] It's going to keep rolling. [01:25:28] This is not going to end anytime soon. [01:25:30] What if Trump outfoxed them and he started intentionally committing crimes in a ton of different jurisdictions? [01:25:35] And he's on so many trials at once, they all grind to a halt, and then they can't get any of them done before the election. [01:25:42] Have you guys seen the things that people post about alternate timelines and everything else with Trump? [01:25:47] Mandela? [01:25:49] That's a kind of a question. [01:25:50] I have seen the. [01:25:52] Do you mean the secret war theory? [01:25:57] Oh, yeah, I like it. [01:26:00] The secret war theory was going on in 2020, and it said that we had actually got we had embarked in a secret war with China and that this bled over into 2021. [01:26:11] And they were saying that actually Hunter, no, it's not Hunter, Joe Biden wasn't the actual president, that Trump remained president, and that we were secretly fighting a war with China. [01:26:21] But because Trump was so busy on that and so just so busy involved in the day-to-day of the war that they allowed Joe Biden to appear on TV as president, this explains, okay, the fake, you know, the fake White House like Oval Office set that he had, explained some of the supply chain issues that were going on in 2021, you know, because so many supplies were going to the war effort and because our supply lines with China had been cut. [01:26:49] And then Tim Poole told me all this, by the way. [01:26:51] And then at the very end of it, the Memorial Day. [01:26:54] So you know, Memorial Day, the president goes and does a wreath laying ceremony, right? [01:26:58] Well, you know, that in 2021, when Biden went to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the wreath was already there. [01:27:05] Now, you might think that that was some kind of COVID thing, or maybe because Biden was old. [01:27:09] No, no, that's because the real ceremony had already happened earlier in the day with no cameras when Trump put the wreath there, but then Biden showed up later. [01:27:19] I like to wrap it up. === Wreath Laying Ceremony Discrepancy (00:52) === [01:27:21] Oh, darn. [01:27:21] Go ahead, finish it. [01:27:23] I like the Trump Groundhog Day theory, which is Trump's actually run for president thousands of times and our timeline keeps resetting. [01:27:29] So that's why he can win. [01:27:30] Like there was a timeline where Hillary is like, you know, the world doesn't need people like you in office and he freezes and then like we have to reset the timeline so that he can come up with the correct line. [01:27:40] So why did he seem so strong at the start of the race, especially? [01:27:43] It's because he'd actually run for president thousands and thousands of times, just like Bill Murray and Groundhog Day. [01:27:49] I love that. [01:27:50] This has been fun, everybody. 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