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Although Charlie Kirk is no longer with us, the right wing youth lives on - and one kid in particular caught Vivek off guard at a recent stop along their college tour. What did he ask Vivek, and why was it so salient? Is the republican old guard dying off, leaving room for a more extreme faction?
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He is a part of the Holy Trinity, and any other God is a demon, and it's false.
How can you represent the constituents of Ohio who are 64% Christian if you are not a part of that faith?
If you are an Indian, a Hindu, coming from a different culture, different religion than those who founded this country, those who grew this country, built this country, made this country the beautiful thing that it is today.
What are you conserving?
You are bringing change.
I'll be 100% honest with you.
Christianity is the one truth.
Christian voices should be the main voice of America.
And I want to know basically why you seem to be, and I don't mean to be horribly offensive, but why you seem to be masquerading as a Christian.
Familiar with the Ten Commandments?
You call yourself a Hindu, but you also call yourself a Christian.
And so, in my faith, I believe there's one true God.
He resides in all of us, and he appears in different forms, but it's one true God.
So I'm an ethical monotheist.
That's the way I would describe my faith.
Do you think it's inappropriate for someone who's a Hindu to be, say, a U.S. president?
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No, I think it's no.
Well, you'll be honest.
Isn't Hinduism because you're an Indian?
I can ask yourself that Hinduism believes in Shiva and what is it?
The flute.
The flute.
God, I forgot.
I forget.
Right, Krishna, who's here thinking of, yeah, Krishna.
But isn't Charlie Kirk's organization founded on Christian values as well?
And isn't the United States of America also, you know, based on what Protestantism is, and based on how those values are, wouldn't that contradict what your beliefs are?
The way that I like it, it's got back from a college town from Gainesville, Florida, where I was accused of being an anti-Semite by a Jewish professor.
But she didn't know that my Pokemon card was in my sleeve.
Previous Jewish producer, Todd Siegel, was there at the event and said, Hey, Charizard, I'm Pikachu, and he's not an anti-Semite.
Ladies and gentlemen, joining me today are other people accused of horrible crimes against the Jewish community, but they are innocent.
I swear to God.
Joining me today is Rift TV contributor and producer, Michael Hennessy.
Yeah, and then if we get a chance, if you can have Joey someone unplug the cords here, it's the charge cords that are causing the feedback there on the microphones.
All right, let's talk about something very important today.
So we're on a speaking tour right now, particularly.
We are on a tour.
It's called the We Will Not Shut Up Tour.
It is happening right now across the country.
We were at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
We had quite a big event, actually, for our size.
We don't have millions of dollars.
We don't have all of the effects and whatnot.
But we do have a sponsorship from Uncensored AI.
Let's give a shout out to Uncensored AI, who has given us $10,000 and continue to sponsor us to make this happen.
That's even less than what most speakers charge us to show up.
But we're doing this for the people.
You can see the picture here.
We had a good group of people.
That's one half of the room over here.
We had another half.
A lot of Chads, a lot of individuals.
And of course, don't forget the number one Chad's here.
We were out there and we noticed something very interesting.
You know, we don't, we're doing a living memorial right now of Charlie Kirk, but we are not getting the funding that people like Charlie Kirk get.
And it's because we are bringing a message that is not what Vivek Ramaswamy is presenting.
And I'm going to explain that because there is a PSYOP going on.
For Charlie was murdered, there's a coup attempt intellectually inside of Turning Point to move away from the direction Charlie was moving and to hijack it to promote Hinduism and to promote demon worship.
And it's actually true.
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Coming from a different culture, different religion, and those who founded this country, those who grew this country, built this country, made this country the beautiful thing that it is today.
What are you conserving?
You are bringing change.
I'll be 100% honest with you.
Christianity is the one truth.
Jesus Christ is God, and there is no other God.
He is part of the Holy Trinity, and any other God is a demon, and it's false.
How can you represent the constituents of Ohio who are 64% Christian if you are not a part of that faith?
Like I said, I'm not here to justify my faith to you any more than you are to me.
But what I do share is the value set this country was founded on.
And I think that it's really important that we not reinvent the founding of this country and what it was actually all about.
The founding fathers, they had an opportunity. to write a religious code just like most other nations in human history.
All right, founded either on a monarch or a particular faith or a particular lineage.
That's where most nations in human history are founded.
Not America.
We are the only country in human history where there is a set of civic ideals that brought together a divided polyglot group of people 250 years ago, where freedom of conscience was a core belief set of our founding fathers.
So keep Ryan and pledge allegiance to the flag, my friend.
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Thank you.
Of course, Christ is king.
But my response to that would be the same way that my church would let a practicing Hindu, a practicing Muslim, a practicing Jew come in and enter and worship with us on a Sunday morning.
That person would not be allowed membership.
And I'm not saying don't give other religions citizenship.
I'm just saying you can have freedom of religion in an extremely religious environment.
And that is what our founding fathers intended.
If you look at the structure of our government, it is a replication, a mirror of the structure of Reformed churches in America in that time.
I think our nation was founded on Judeo-Christian principles.
The question is, what are those values?
They're the values enshrined in the Ten Commandments.
Do we share those values in common?
You're darn right we do.
And I think that people of most faiths across this country share those values in common.
What we're failing to do is actually standing for those values in the government as it actually runs.
And so, you know, what I suggest is study U.S. history, study what made the country great.
And if you think Thomas Jefferson or Benjamin Franklin were not eligible to be founders or leaders of the country because they were deists, then you and I respectfully have a difference of opinion.
And yet the beauty of our country is we're still able to have that difference of opinion and still call ourselves fellow citizens.
But the Republican Party just put Xavier Randiso as the RNC Youth Advisory Council, a black guy with blonde hair that looks like he's a character from the fifth element.
Hallendell, Florida, which is a beach about south of Fort Lauderdale, from what I understand, about 30 minutes from this studio, did something that we are all grateful for that we were all asking.
The city of Hollandale Beach, Florida, has officially named September 29th Xavier Day In honor of Israeli-sponsored online influencer, Xavier de Rousseau.
Why do I keep calling him Randusau?
I have no idea.
DuRousseau of PragerU.
The city commission draped an Israeli flag over the American flag during the ceremony.
You can see here that they, there's Xavier with his in-sync Justin Timberlake 2001 popcorn haircut.
His hair looks like the ceiling of a non-remodeled 1980s LA apartment ceiling.
Popcorn.
Whoever decided that that was good for apartments, please.
You are literally classing yourself out.
But anyway, did everyone else here grow up with popcorn ceilings?
But I will say, there's a proclamation of the city of Hallandale giving the day to Xavier, which, by the way, I think we should give him an entire year.
Whereas the city of Hallendale Beach is home to a large Jewish and Israeli-American community and has witnessed anti-Semitic incidents.
And Xavier DeRousseau has shared his personal journey embracing Zionism and speaking out for the Jewish people and the state of Israel despite facing personal attacks and vitriol.
Whereas, through speeches, engagement, and advocacy, Mr. DeRousseau has fostered dialogue, raised awareness of Jewish communities and the state of Israel, countered anti-Semitism, stood in solidarity with families affected by violence, and called for respect and protection of Jewish citizens at home and abroad.
Whereas, during his lifetime in Israel, Israel, or his time in Israel, Mr. DuRousseau witnessed the daily reality, getting your asshole blown out of six-foot-tall Israeli men in Tel Aviv.
Nah, it doesn't say that.
The daily reality of Israeli families living under the threat of attack and was deeply moved by seeing a mother comfort her frightened child amid explosions.
An experience that impressed him upon his profound resilience of the Jewish people.
Whereas, I don't think we should finish reading this.
In the aftermath of October 7th massacre, Mr. DuRousseau was appalled to see online narratives turning against Israel.
Whereas Mr. DeRousseau resolved to confront the anti-Israel narrative, affirming the importance of raising awareness of Israel's struggle.
Now, therefore, I, Joy F. Cooper, mayor of the city of Hallendale Beach, Florida, on behalf of the City Commission, do hereby proclaim.
Somebody said this verbally, you know.
I, Joy F. Cooper, mayor of the city of Helindale Beach, Florida, on behalf of the City Commission, I do hereby proclaim September 29, 2005, as Xavier DuRousseau Day.
So, you know, he's talking a lot about, you know, America wasn't founded as a Christian country.
Well, let's see what Charlie had to say.
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I was articulated yesterday by a couple of my friends that our country was not founded on Christian principles.
So I want to see how like an argument that you guys can give me to combat that.
So essentially, they articulated to me that our country was shot on common law because declaration only refers to God four times and the Constitution doesn't refer to God at all.
And it only articulates the structure of government.
And is common law Christian in nature or is it not?
So this guy doesn't, whoever said that doesn't really know what they're talking about.
So first of all, remember that we were a collection of states and colonies, and you need to read the state constitutions before anything else.
Nine out of 13 of the original states required you to be a Bible-believing Christian to serve in government at the time of the founding.
Even in Pennsylvania, actually, 13 out of 13 required a declaration of faith.
Nine out of 13 required you to be a Protestant, except Maryland, which was Catholic, which still required a declaration of faith.
And almost every single one of the original state constitutions, Pennsylvania included, they had, I profess Lord and Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior in the original state constitutions.
So you remember, we're a collection of states before that.
Secondly, 55 out of 56 of the original signers of the Declaration were Bible-believing church attending Christians.
You asked about common law.
So common law is inherited from Blackstone, who was Christian.
Common law is an outgrowth of the scriptures.
So let's go to three principles of common law, presumption of innocence, due process, and jury of your peers.
All three are biblical principles.
So, and all wrapped into the ultimate biblical principle that you shall not favor justice if you are rich or poor, which is in Leviticus 19, right before the most famous part of Leviticus 19, which is that you should love your neighbor as yourself.
But before that is that in the administration of justice, you shall not favor the rich or the poor, which is the idea of blind justice.
We get that in the West, which is incorporated also in the New Testament ideal, neither slave nor Greek nor Jew, you're all one in Jesus Christ, which is we read the idea of human equality.
These are all biblical ideas.
They're not enlightenment ideas, which is they kind of get conflated at the time.
But more importantly than that, they say that God was only mentioned four times in the Declaration of Independence.
Well, that's a big deal, okay?
Laws of nature and nature is God.
The last paragraph of the Declaration reads as a prayer.
It says, we appeal to the supreme judge of the universe.
As it says in Revelation, that Jesus will judge the earth on his throne.
So in the Declaration, they were praying to Christ our Lord as a prayer very specifically.
Thirdly, as I said on stage yesterday, Deuteronomy was by far the most quoted book, religious or non-religious, in the time of the founding when they were putting together Constitution, more than John Locke, more than Montesquieu, more than Blackstone.
So the book of Deuteronomy, which talked about laws, customs, traditions, it was Moses' farewell address as he's about to say goodbye, say, hey, good luck in Canaan, guys.
Here's how you should set up your form of government.
But finally and most importantly, let's look at actually what the founders said.
John Adams seamlessly said the Constitution was only written for a moral religious people.
It was wholly inadequate for the people of any other.
The body politic of America was so Christian and was so Protestant that our form and structure of government was built for the people that believed in Christ our Lord.
One of the reasons we're living through a constitutional crisis is that we no longer have a Christian nation, but we have a Christian form of government and they're incompatible.
So you cannot have liberty if you do not have a Christian population.
So that's just a surface level belief.
So then they'll go to the First Amendment, which has two parts of the First Amendment, which get conflated.
First of all, separation in church and state is not in the U.S. Constitution.
That is a single letter that Thomas Jefferson wrote in 1807 to the Danbury Baptist Convention in Massachusetts, assuring them that the government would not come after the church, okay?
Which is the opposite of what they would say.
However, that was then resurrected by the Warren Court and the Burger Court in the 60s, where they said, hey, you know, all of a sudden we're now going to make this as if it's the Constitution.
It does say in the Constitution two things, which is the establishment clause and the free expression clause.
The establishment clause is that Congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise thereof.
What they were most worried about was a Presbyterian or a Anglican or a Quaker type religion taking over the federal government.
Instead, it was that there is not going to be a state-run religion or a state-run government.
Did you know that one of the first acts of Congress was taxpayer-funded Bible printing and distribution?
Did you know that there were church services held in the Supreme Court building as late as the Jackson presidency in the 1820s?
And so we know that these people gave their lives in a holy war.
And so we'll put their images up.
I think that's heavy.
I want to see it every day right there once we get the window in.
But I just want to see them every day.
And again, we're not putting candles to burn to them.
We're not like worshiping them.
This is not what we're doing.
It's just a membrane wall.
And then, of course, some Christian icons because it's like we're going to remember the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus, who paid the ultimate price that we might live.
Unlike Jesus, these people do not rise again, but they will be raised to life with Christ in the coming day.
I just want to burn that up because I take it seriously, man.
I take it seriously.
And it's heavy stuff.
But sorry to switch.
I was talking to Max Blumenthal right now.
Did you see Xavier Randisill responded real fast to the Declaration?
He said, He said, Max Blumenthal, you are a raggedy.
Okay, like his voice.
Max Blumenthal, you are a raggedy, low down, dirty bastard, and disgrace to all Nepo babies.
After you lied that all of us went to Israel after, after you lied about Newsmax's involvement, which is down the street, after you lied to your wife and you told her you were a man.
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Super chat said, just remember to kiss the wall you put in the studio and at the beginning of each episode.
Dude, we should do like a day in the life to have just like pictures of Xavier everywhere and like a wall and then hump it as you walk in and like everyone kisses it.
It's like, do we need like, we do need this, do we need some fun things, like a big picture of Xavier in a nice gold frame, you know, like just a just the head.
Shout out to that one guy who was 19 and definitely slayed a lot of pussy and had his hair gelled, like a little swirl and like a Minecraft t-shirt on.
And it was like, well, we, well, we could get, we could get the bitches.
Another question is, were we meant to be a Christian country?
A lot of people talk about the separation of church and state that they forget.
This sounds like a very basic point, but it's true if you're new to the show here.
The separation of church and state was actually about Anglicanism and the idea that the church was controlled by the state.
It had nothing to do with separate church and state in that the church shouldn't influence the people who run the state.
In fact, that was encouraged.
But, like, we saw with that question of Charlie Kirk.
They're like, well, you know, this only thing only mentions God four times or whatever, Declaration of Independence or something mentions God four times, four times.
The claim for Vivek and these others that America was founded as a secular nation that didn't favor Christianity, truth, you have to ignore an avalanche of primary source evidence to believe this.
In 1854, a secular group protested that the U.S. government was too Christian and demanded the secularization of the public square.
The House Judiciary Committee vehemently rejected their protest and said the following.
Had the people during the revolution had suspicion of any attempt to war against Christianity, that revolution would have been strangled in its cradle.
At the time of the adoption of the Constitution and the amendments, the universal sentiment was that Christianity should be encouraged, not any one denomination.
In this age, there could be no substitute to Christianity.
That in its general principles is the great conservative element on which we must rely for the purity and the permanence of our free institutions.
Further, here's the United States Judiciary Committee in 1853.
We are Christians, not because the law demands it, not to gain exclusive benefits or to avoid legal disabilities, but from choice and education and in a land thus universally Christian.
What is to be expected, what desired, but that we shall pay a due regard to Christianity.
Even further, here's the United States House of Representatives in 1856 saying the great and vital conservative element in our system is the belief of our people in the pure doctrines and divine truths of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
So this is a serious conversation here.
This is the only show I know where we can go from showing literally no limb transgenders, talking about popcorn here, to then going back into theology.
Is my family happy that I married into an Irish family?
Maybe not, because obviously the English are a big fan.
But I will say, I'm more of the idea of, I think we have to have white solidarity.
I think we need to realize that we need to preserve our genes.
There's nothing racist about that.
There's nothing discriminatory about that.
And I think that when you talk about Vivek, Ohio is not an Indian country.
The only reason why it's not white is because Obama and Biden placed hundreds of thousands of Haitians and people in these states to destroy the ethnic homogeneity of the society.
And with that, this kid is realizing, hey, we're losing our identity.
We are a Christian state.
How can you represent us as not being one of us?
And they ask that question is the Republican Party.
He was, you know, big with the Trump administration.
And then when him and Elon started attacking people over the H-1B visas, and you had Vivek pretty much call everybody idiots in America and how we have to bring other people in because of our school systems.
So it's kind of like he was the fall guy and then they put him in Ohio so you can still stick around.
Why is it that as an American, I can get banned from Australia now and my government doesn't do anything about it?
I don't have any power as an American anymore.
Why does an American mean nothing?
Why if I'm like, hey, to my representative or to the ambassador down there, like, hey, which I reached out to, it's like, okay, fucking they banned you.
And you're like, what?
What does being American mean nothing?
It's like, I can't advocate for me to the government.
Like, you know, well, it's like they're liberals, by the way, you know, appointed by Democrats, but still, it's like, it's like, they care about if you're loyal to their party.
And their parties are universally the same thing.
They're only care.
This is where you start sounding socialist.
But if there's one thing that the Israeli issue did, they call it the horseshoe theory that the left and right are the same.
It actually showed us where we can be common.
Populist movements of the left and the right should find similarity.
Like I said, just because we want different solutions doesn't mean that we don't diagnose the same issues.
Men and women are vehemently different.
But if you're both horny and want sex, it's a very different experience, but it's still something you want.
And if you want to have kids, it's a different way to produce the children, but you're still producing the child, right?
You still want the same result.
Even though the process is different to get there, you're still looking for the same end.
And the way I look at it with politics, it's like our parties are looking for the same end.
And it's honestly just to keep power in the control of the Israeli occupying force in our government and to ensure that the central banking system remains powered by the petrol dollar so that the artificial wealth of the billionaire class remains stable.
And then anyone who doesn't comply, we kill them.
And that's what America is.
And when you realize, it's so sad.
I'm going to get in trouble saying this, but I will say it.
No, I'm just saying, like, because it's going to say, when you realize that America, the American people, I'll just say this, the American people are the good guys.
But the country they think they live in hasn't existed for a long time.
And the country they live in that they think they've died and fought for is actually the exact opposite and is actually a maliciously evil player in the world.
They're just the most civil, evil empire in history.
The most civil, evil empire in history.
But like all empires, they're not evil because of our religion or our faith, because that's of the people.
They're evil because, like all empires, they have no regard for their constituents.
They have no regard for their people.
And they go out and they do what they want for who?
For the people who are financially supporting, benefited by, and control their government.
But there are a ton of evangelical, as we mentioned, white Christians who are playing a role in this as well.
And I think we've got to get honest in the fact that we are in an empire, not in a nation, and that empire serves the interests of the empire, not of the people who live in Rome.
His one issue is supporting that uniparty and his people all at once, which means his issue is H-1Bs, which once again serves the empire, not the constituents.
I don't know when I did it, but you know, I called, I called Sneeko the other night, and I didn't know that he was on air because apparently he's on this new app called Party.
But I think that God told me to do that before then because I think that if he had gotten his YouTube back, that it probably would have looked like I was just apologizing to him because he was getting some back or something, which I did, which was not my intention at all.
It's really trying to be sincere.
And I think it's a really, really good sign.
Like even with Xavier, like Xavier, you know, I called his boss one time when he spread some slander about me on the internet and got him in trouble.
But his spy boss.
But I bring up the fact that, you know, we don't, we need to pick our battles.
And I think we also need that.
We need to drop the shit and we need to come back together.
There's a couple other big players out there I've been talking to that I'm going to go fly out and be hanging out with and visiting and sort of just rekindling the friendship because after Charlie got killed, you know, I was really thinking about it.
He knows a lot about witchcraft, Gnosticism, but he's Christian, but he knows a lot about conspiracy theories, Freemasonry, whatever, numerology, all this stuff.
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But it's like, it's like, but there's also something wrong with the DNA of people, hypothetically speaking, according to some experts, which are not myself, to catch myself there.
You know how people will squeeze a watermelon or crush like a pumpkin with their legs or something.
I wanted to do something really stupid like that because i've always wondered, do you know that I want to do it with my hands, though I want to like break a watermelon just with my hands.
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But they wanted to learn, teach them how to squeeze so tight and create so much uh, friction from that part of their body for to serve god, right to serve god.
To serve god that they had to.
They were not ready until they could break a watermelon between their legs, their thighs.
It's sorry, it's not like the greatest quality because she's not on there.
Listen, listen to this woman.
We got there with an epic speech memorializing Charlie Kirk.
We had about, You know, 70 people there, pretty good for small little rooms.
We filled the whole room up.
Very, very happy about it.
And we also filled out our t-shirts too, people noticed.
It's true.
Check this out.
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My name is Zach Crystal Muruel.
And I came, I didn't know what you were going to talk about.
That came because, Brandon, I know your mom.
She's been representing Parents Demanding Justice Alliance up in Washington, D.C. with Kelly Walker.
And my story is one of the stories in the dossier.
I've been, I've had the school board weaponized against me here in the local Alachua County.
My son, you may have seen our local news.
He had a history teacher nominate him as most likely to become a dictator, and he received an award for it.
And anyway, we recorded it and it's made national headlines that we're pushing back against the school district for treating conservative families like that.
So I came with all the desire to really like what I was hearing tonight from you, to support you, particularly just because I'm such a fan of your mom.
She's had me on her podcast and I'm so grateful.
But I have to say, I'm just so saddened by the anti-Semitism that I'm hearing coming from you.
All jokes aside, they're not funny and it is anti-Semitic.
And saying, I don't really mean that about the Jewish people.
And then to mock, you're laughing now.
I just don't appreciate that.
Am I laughing?
No, him.
Oh, no, I'm not laughing.
I don't appreciate that.
And to bow your head and pray to God, who is the God of the Jews?
He's the God who chose them as his chosen people.
I find it very disheartening.
And I think, Brandon, I'll speak to you because I know your mom.
I think you need to be careful of this path you're going down.
I don't think Jay Pilling is the right way to talk about this.
Be respect, be respectful.
She's tried to, she's carrying from her heart.
She's sincere, right?
I am sincere.
And I'm a huge fan of Charlie Kirk.
We saw him on campus with my son.
We are equally being challenged by the local community for the same things that he was saying.
And I think this is really dishonor to his name because I don't think he would appreciate the way that you guys have been pushing your perspectives.
And you're playing with the same identity politics that the left plays with.
That I felt just as uncomfortable 10 years ago when I was in faculty meetings and hear them talk about their leftist perspectives.
And I'm feeling the same thing here.
This is not the direction that I think the party would need to go into or the right needs to go into.
And I personally do not support 95% of what I heard coming from you.
But I do think we need to fight for truth.
I agree with you on that.
I think we need to seek for truth.
And I think you're missing the mark.
And I just want to say that.
And I stayed to the end so I can make my comments because I was just really disappointed with what I heard.
And I thought it was very offensive and very anti-Semitic.
So I was gonna say this guy don't want to spend too much time, but number one, I respect you obviously a very brave woman.
You're obviously a very brave, you're obviously a very brave woman.
You're willing to stand up and oppose people that are standing here.
You also are a committed woman in terms of the truth.
Stood through the whole thing, which, you know, you're obviously not easily offended because you're able to sit through and listen to opposition.
I respectfully understand your position.
I know where you're coming from because I have a lot of family who has similar positions.
So, two, just two comments.
Number one, thank you for the work that you've done outside of this question.
And I think there's no, I think it's fantastic that you're standing up and that I feel very, very saddened to you that there's a school board and people are targeting you and isolating you and alienating you.
I will say that, though, to respectfully say that I totally know why this looks that way to you.
And I also would say that there is definitely two different factions in the right wing, people more with your perspective and this.
But the things I'm saying tonight reflect a lot of what Charlie was actually saying the last two weeks that he was murdered.
If you watched his show, which I did, he was talking about all this stuff about Jewish power, Netanyahu.
He's writing a letter to Netanyahu.
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So I've also heard about Clavin or whoever it is that works attorney coming out and talking about the text message.
Colette.
Covet.
Yeah.
Talking about his text messages.
And I don't think Charlie would agree with half the way that you're framing the Jewish question.
I really don't.
He may have said that in a private message, frustrated because he lost a donor of $2 million or whatnot, but I don't think he would speak in these terms.
And I think you know that he wouldn't have.
Now, I don't think he miraculously completely changed his worldview in the last two weeks just because he had frustration over one donor that dropped him.
We want to go on to other questions, but I will tell you this.
So there are private conversations that I've had that would respectfully say, yeah, Charlie didn't think exactly like me.
That's that's the beauty.
He totally doesn't think exactly like me.
He wouldn't use the exact same phrase because he has a different mission, a different calling, and he's on a different platform.
And I think that's very respectful.
However, he didn't personally invite me to platform at his conference.
And I was told that there was no disagreements and I know things were changing.
So the conversation I had behind the scenes and the things that I know, some of which I won't even say out of respect for his own legacy and respect for his own family, I do not feel like I'm doing any dishonoring to him or to them.
And I also would agree with you, though, and anyone that I don't think there's anyone else out in this industry that would probably do exactly what I'm doing doing or done.
Now, unfortunately, because you know his mom, you're getting me in trouble.
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That's scary.
But no, no, it sounds like putting me in trouble, but I know, but I came out of here for support, completely unaware of who you guys were, what you're what you're saying.
That's what motivated me to.
Thank you.
And that's why I'm here as a conservative who's been put through the fire, who has skin in the game, who is clearly willing to stand up.
She said force pushback.
And that is what I'm doing because I was very, very disappointed with a lot of those topics and how they're presented.
And I just want the hegemony in this room to be broken for anyone else who's uncomfortable with the anti-Semitism.
So no one else is uncomfortable.
I'm not saying anything antiseptic.
I know Elijah very well.
He's my producer.
Absolute certainty.
You don't think.
I've been, I worked with Elijah for a long time.
Proud Jew, proud Zionist.
I can tell you with absolute certainty.
Now, I don't know these other gentlemen, but I would assume that you guys share similar values.
I can tell you with absolute certainty that Elijah is most definitely not an anti-Semite.
I've been working with him for a long time, and he's known that I'm a Zionist.
We work together.
I'm not like, I'm not like super Jew, but I am most definitely a Zionist, and he's known my husband.
I forgot your hat.
I forgot my hat.
Sorry.
But I can tell you with absolute certainty that he's not a Zion, anti-Semite.
I promise you that.
But also, you know, you disagree with me on this topic.
We disagree on certain things.
And also, like, I have a sense of humor, and I know he's got a unique sense of humor.
And what's wrong with that?
There's nothing wrong with that.
You know, you can crack wives all day long, but I can tell you for sure that now Zionism is essentially just you.
And I thought that I'm not going to get to the whole thing because everyone knows it, but my point is we can talk about things for the rest of this show's history.
But the point is, we started it to just be offensive to lefties because we thought that they were stupid.
And this is where the conversations change.
Because like, this is me, she sees this and me so sad because I was so respectful to her there.
Because I used to be respectful to people to their face.
And I'll try to be respectful now.
It's like, this woman's retarded.
Like, no, it's just true.
She's like, she's like, she has like James Lindsay Ivy in her.
She's like a Constantine kiss and blunt at night and smokes, you know, a trigonometry podcast.
But my point is, is that like, that's like Todd's looking at me.
It's like, Todd's a Zionist and I'm not a Zionist.
And we come together and we never talked about Israel for the first couple of years, not because we were afraid of it, because we didn't care about it.
We just, there was all these lefties being like, Trump's going to rape all of us.
You remember like all the women's rights things like, and there's a Me Too movement, which I got.
I got Me Too'.
So then I guess that sucks.
But, but also, it's like, you know, women would be like, back 25 years ago, a guy looked at me and he eye-raped me.
They put nanoparticles into you when you work there.
And then Mark Levin can beam into your brain and communicate to your CNS.
Uh, no, but uh, yeah, I uh I was like, we went in there, and then uh, basically, I remember it was like, So, I remember, I remember the conversation, like you would be sitting at a place with like Mark, and he'd be like, you know, as a young Jewish guy like yourself, and you'd just be sitting there like not saying anything, like you have conversations.
Like, I got invited to like Shabbat meetings, and like I would be sitting at tables.
Like, I said a table with a bunch of Jewish people, and it was like literally a table where and the girl was like, You know, they put all of us in the tribe in one table because they think we all get along.
And I was sitting there, like, confused, like a tribe called Quest.
I was like, Because I think my career would be better.
Like, I people that think I'm Jewish, like, I mean, I remember like Prager U with Will Witt back in those days, and I remember meeting like uh Marissa and some of the people, and I remember like two people there were like, So, well, where do you, where do you go?
Um, then you have like, no, but it was a guy, like, it was like it was like the one top comment that was like, Oh, I disagree with, I disagree with this.
I have all pro-Hamas content.
His name was like Larry Feinberg, and you're like, Wow, you got like Nimi Yamini, and like, you know, uh, Joel Sherrod, and you guys are disagreeing with me that there's not pro-Israel content.
Yeah, you know, I don't have time to do the extra content, but I actually put publicly, I mean, at least I comment on their stuff and I've said, hey, there's a struggle session against Megan Kelly.
Anna Kasparian has been at war with the Zionists forever.
Yeah, I think, I think, no, I think that, well, I think she's saying like hegemony, but yeah, I think she's saying like the, like, the, the, the aggregate, agreeable, like, position in here.
Like, like, there's like, uh, like, I think she's, she's, I think it's I think it does work.
But that should be tentatively starting in November, Sundays at 8 p.m. Eastern Time on Rumble.
We should have a new show.
And I think his first series, I'm not going to give too much away, but he's going to be doing the problem with hyphenated Christianity, which we all know means Judeo Christianity.
So it's going to do a debunking hyphenated Christianity series.