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	It's an American company called a Ramora holster.
	It sticks.
	Pressure fitted.
	It also has a clip that you can put on your belt, no bulk.
	You can slide it around any anywhere on your belt.
	You don't have to get crazy tactical.
	Get something on you, have it on you, know how to use it, and be and mentally switch yourself to ready to use it.
	Because you don't know if that's a bike lock.
	You don't know what it is.
	By the way, people get killed by bike locks.
	You know that?
	You're fine.
	People get killed by objects by boxes filled with metal launched at them when they're not looking.
	Looks like you're fine.
	Who could have ever seen this coming?
	And we have here uh obviously Pop's Crowder who who And we're just speaking from experience here because I know what it's like to be in that chair.
	There aren't many people on earth who do.
	All comers at any point in time, come on up.
	Uh Pops Crowder knows what it's like.
	One other point I would like to make too.
	You know, you know what else?
	Puts people in danger.
	Hey, trust your institutions.
	Guarantee you that Charlie doing what he did with TP USA faced the same challenges we did with Change My Mind.
	The faculty and administration.
	You get a permit, you settle in somewhere that you can secure on campus, and then they say, sorry, you've offended people, and the administration says you have to move.
	And you can go back, and then you're in a different spot, and then you're on a sidewalk with a bunch of professors crossing their arms.
	Think that maybe increases the risk?
	Anyway, Pops Crowder.
	What sticks out to you?
	I mean, you've been there.
	You've you've you've tackled people who tried to run up uh not well, according to Gerald, but you know, I do my best.
	I played hockey.
	Well, there's one to consider.
	I've heard you got quite a reach.
	Yeah, that's that's about it.
	He got around me, but uh he knew we were after him.
	Couple of points though.
	You know, you th this is important, I think.
	Um you mentioned Charlie saw it coming.
	Well, maybe he didn't see it coming, but he knew what he was operating in.
	Let me ask you this, guys.
	You seen all these great montages of him, pictures.
	Did you catch it?
	He's with his family.
	His kids are always rotated away from the camera.
	Why is that?
	Every same-sex couple that adopts a family, do they rotate their kids away from the camera?
	Half the country might not agree with that position, but they know.
	No, we're good.
	We're safe.
	Both sides.
	And to your point about the university.
	I had a guy come up to me and say, hey, we're we're gonna you're gonna play in a a show at a 2800 seat theater.
	He said, Mile Angelou just played that theater.
	She didn't need any security.
	This is the chief of campus police said this to me.
	She doesn't need any security.
	Why do you guys expect all this?
	I said, Well, stop and ask yourself a question.
	She doesn't need any security.
	We do.
	Who's the bad guy in this situation?
	And I watched the lights come on, a chief of police of a major university, and he goes, We got you covered.
	We had 22 officers at that show.
	Twenty-two.
	Mm-hmm.
	It's it's not both sides.
	No, and it's not a matter of opinion.
	No, it's not.
	That's a very good point that Charlie has to turn his family.
	I've You know that.
	You I've never you'll never see a picture of any of my my family.
	And um here's our adopted family.
	We know we're safe.
	The right's not coming after us.
	They don't agree with us, and they're not gonna shoot our kids or kidnap us, right?
	They know it.
	It's not both sides.
	It's not a matter of opinion, guys.
	It's it's a demonstrable truth.
	Well, look at so Josh and I, a lot of people may not know this.
	Uh I met Josh because he was uh performing um opening up when I was in the first time was in Spokane, Washington, and he booked that club.
	And uh when you booked that club and you you know you weren't super familiar with me.
	Um I was showing up.
	You had staff walk out.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, well, they didn't well they didn't walk out, they uh they didn't come to work.
	They called out and uh it was a bit of it was kind of an issue because uh it is a high turnover uh kind of kind of job, and they they needed all the hands on deck with Steven there because uh We had metal detectors.
	People like to buy tickets to your shows.
	Yeah.
	We had metal detectors, we had security.
	Let me ask you.
	First time, by the way.
	First time.
	First time that uh comedy club, I worked for a chain that had eight comedy clubs.
	Well, not at the time, but eight comedy clubs.
	First time ever they had to get uh I was the one assigned to do it.
	They're like, hey, the Steve, you're opening for him, you you find the metal detectors.
	Like, oh great.
	Great.
	Let me just uh let me just call who?
	Who do I call to rent metal to everywhere I go?
	They go, Yeah, you can buy one for 3500.
	Yeah.
	Like, okay, thanks.
	Thanks, metal detectors.com.
	I guess I'll go down my list.
	Thanks.
	Totally safe detectors.net.
	Uh GSA.
	How many liberal comics you have go through there?
	And they ever need that.
	Never.
	No.
	Never.
	It's you never have.
	Yeah.
	So many, by the way.
	Almost most.
	Almost most.
	Yeah, but some of them are like the Adam Conovers of the world.
	He comes, he came through.
	Didn't need anything.
	No.
	No.
	You know, you got all these people.
	I mean, they're all.
	I you I I don't want to name names.
	I don't but they don't need security.
	First time, by the way.
	So it I texted the guy yesterday.
	And we still had issues.
	The owner, I texted him yesterday.
	I go, you think uh you think Steven's crazy now for metal detectors?
	He goes, not at all.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Not at all.
	And then you get people on the right who cannibalize you and go, I thought you were pro-second amendment.
	Well, look, I understand where you're coming from.
	But uh anywhere else out in society, it's one to one.
	It's not one to five thousand.
	You know what's funny too about that, uh about that spoken date with all these all the people from staff who who called out and didn't want to work because of your ideas and and what they've heard about you.
	Um the next week when they heard from the other staff about how you uh you are a very generous person.
	Um details, but you are a generous person.
	Uh your crowds are generous people.
	Uh when they came back and heard how much uh the other staff made on tips, they were like it's free enterprise, that's how it works.
	Yeah.
	They're not damn it.
	They're not Bernie bros, little.
	Sitting at home for no reason.
	Yeah.
	No, and I just I say it so that people understand like this is always we live under this threat.
	Always.
	Yes.
	You you step out.
	Fight like hell really does mean fight like hell.
	Fight like hell really does mean if you are right-leaning and you step out and you fight, you can expect to take some serious hits.
	And if you don't take the precautions, you will be taken out.
	You will be taken out.
	You saw the one that got through.
	We have to take precautions, and Charlie had to take precautions his at least the last few years of his life that people on the left do not.
	Maya Angelou, for crying out loud as a cultural icon, probably drove in in a Volkswagen bug, went on stage and walked off and went to Panera.
	I don't know, whatever the fuck.
	But it's not to get some soup.
	You know, like the bowl.
	Oh, you can do that?
	And bakers hate it.
	Let's love it.
	No, it's a different existence.
	And and look, we don't talk about this a whole lot.
	I mean, we we've talked about the change my mind stuff where security when we were talking about getting you back out there with this and first conversation we had before we even talked to you necessarily about even if you wanted to go and how you wanted to do it was how do we how do we make this safe?
	Yeah.
	You know?
	Like we've had conversations with my family about social media posts.
	And by the grace of God, they've been pretty good about it, but they don't understand.
	Yeah.
	I got calls and I got texts yesterday, they understand.
	Yeah.
	And I hate that they have to feel it like this to understand.
	But when your dad calls just to check on you because he knows that you're in this industry.
	Um, but it it it's it's different.
	Like we we have been living under this.
	That that shouldn't be the case for holding political opinions or ideological stances that are pro-freedom, pro your voice being heard, pro your rights being protected, pro the economy getting better for everyone.
	Like it just is baffling to me.
	And your dad shares your name.
	So there's a little C way there.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Don't happen.
	I remember when you came to me with a change my mind idea.
	I don't think you went to anybody else.
	And you said, Look, I've got this idea.
	Tell me what you think.
	You know, the left is always saying, Can't we just have civil discussion?
	Can't we just sit down and talk about some of these ideas?
	And he said, I think I'm gonna do that.
	I'm gonna invite people to come up to a table.
	We're just gonna talk and we're gonna see if there's emotion and and and logic meeting and how we can work things out and yeah, gee, I don't know if that worked.
	I was a real real visionary.
	It's gone around the going around the world two billion times.
	Real visionary dead.
	Um but we didn't broadcast it.
	It wasn't about we we never had speakers where, hey, everyone can hear me own the left or take them down.
	No, it was to be a civil conversation.
	That's how you use ideas.
	Yeah, that was your idea.
	And you get killed and you get taken out anyway.
	And the people in the crowd were, we can't hear you.
	That's by design.
	This will be played in an uncut fashion online.
	So you know they'd smell that on something a mile away if we edited anything.
	Yeah.
	And it goes out raw.
	And the left antagonizes and insults and edits and the risk away with it.
	If we were to broadcast it and not just show up and unfurl the banner at the card table.
	Puts you at much more risk.
	Yeah.
	And we decided, and we just said we couldn't do it, uh, we couldn't do it anymore.
	Yeah.
	Um and I'm sure they had more, you know, TP USA is a is uh is a big organization, and like I said, things get through.
	If things get through, but I just want you to not just see the horror of what happened to Charlie, but but but know what he was living with before that in the in the risk he was willing to take anyway.
	Know that there was a lot of blocks being put up, and there were a lot.
	And I had Ben Shapiro text me, look, Ben Shapiro and I have had our differences say, like, hey, thanks, you actually saved my life.
	Uh I said, Yeah, I know we have our differences, but I'd do it again.
	He said, No, I know.
	He said, I I I I know you're you're you're that guy.
	People handed one of my producers an ice pick and we're going to get a sawed-off shotgun in their in their trunk.
	Yeah.
	And the and we had it all on camera.
	By the way, people were arrested that night with said weapons by local PD, and I handed the footage to ABC News who happened to be there.
	And no interest.
	None.
	Because it was Ben.
	And that was in the city.
	Because at the time, I could I couldn't.
	One of those Jewish Nazis.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I could not believe the the vitriol coming out against Ben at that time.
	Ironically, that was in Utah.
	Yeah, well, that was in Utah as well.
	But the one I saw specifically, I think it was before this was at Berkeley, where there was all those riots and protests for him, just speaking.
	Just having a conversation.
	It just happens on one side.
	Point to me the the speaker on the left that happens too.
	When Dean Withers and all those guys, they're they're putting up their on F America tour.
	And they're basically, and most of the bios that are included on the people that are going to be there, they mentioned Charlie Kirk or Char Ly Kirk, I think is what they called him, or any other name they could come up with.
	Did they face any pushback at all?
	And I don't want them to.
	Don't get me wrong.
	I'm I'm not calling for that.
	I'm just saying they don't have to live with that same kind of expectation that somebody could come and try to take me out.
	That's right.
	He was going to Charlie Kirk's events, his prove me wrong events and going right up to the front with his cameras and his his his boys that are obviously bigger than him and yelling out stuff and trying to antagonize Charlie.
	Yes, of course.
	Nobody none of those thousands of people did anything to him.
	No.
	Nope.
	None of those thousands of people threatened him.
	Totally safe.
	They might have you know pushed him back or said, hey, get out of here, or you're a douche or whatever.
	But it shouldn't be.
	He never he never once feared for his life.
	He put a video out.
	He put a video uh either yesterday, I think yesterday, or maybe that's I think it was yesterday.
	Put a video out of him crying about the Charlie Kirk thing.
	And as he's crying about it, putting on his theater, a little bubble pops up.
	Join the fan club.
	Subscribe.
	What a little pussy.
	You know what?
	Join the fan club so I can fuck with other conservatives' lives and inspire violence.
	You know what?
	Hey, join the clubs, not just ours.
	Join the ones of the people who are fighting for you.
	Because as legging legacy media dies, the only media you're going to have left is the ones that you support.
	Is the it that's all you're gonna have left.
	And let me just when I say inflection point, let me I was talking with Lane the Brain here yesterday.
	And he can come in and let me know if I'm speaking out of turn because when this happened, I'm sure people here might even think I'm Kurt or a dick, because I have to keep from becoming emotional.
	I process it by joking, maybe trying to be uh a little bit more stone faced, and then and then went home and that's when the levee broke.
	Because if everyone is crying here and I am, then it makes it really hard.
	But we were already exhausted because Zerutska who is not to be forgotten.
	That's what we were covering, and and it really took its toll.
	And then this happened, and um and Lane, who you know does great work, just said he said, I said, I wasn't here with David Dorne.
	He said, I just feel like he said every the everything's been sucked out of me.
	He said, What do you how do you how do you deal with it?
	I said, Well, first off, follow a routine tonight, do what you have to do to rest, uh and get a good as good a night's sleep as you can.
	Won't fix it, but it'll recharge you enough to do what we have to do to do tomorrow.
	And then you keep doing you keep doing what you're doing.
	You keep doing what you're doing because it adds up, and that just doesn't apply to him, it applies to all of you.
	You keep putting one foot in front of the other.
	I said, you know, I said, Lane, and by that what I mean is today, you know, when uh when people released the sh and and ran with the story and said, This is the shooter, and you said, Yeah, I don't, I don't, I don't know, the guy seems crazy, but I don't know if that's the shooter, and everyone was saying, I got it, this is the shooter.
	I said, No one else had that internal conflict.
	Because you care.
	Because you care, and you're not just trying to get a click and a click and a click and a click, but but be right and help people.
	I said, keep doing that because it may not be the flair in the moment, but it adds up, it adds up, the integrity adds up, and that's why someone under the umbrella of the DOJ texted us today.
	See, Lane, see what I'm talking about?
	It's they trust you, it's the credibility.
	And then I said, you know what, though?
	So you're gonna see a new right wing.
	You're gonna see a new conservative.
	I've been here on YouTube since 2008.
	I've seen it change.
	I said, back then there were none.
	There were none, it didn't exist.
	The flying spaghetti monster comment if you remember.
	That was the go-to for anyone who was a Christian.
	You were assumed to be an idiot, persona non grata.
	I said, Well, you know what?
	I think this is valuable territory.
	I think there's something there.
	And I kept going.
	And I said, But what the left does, and what I mean by frog in the boiling water, stay with me here, is they push and they push and they push and they push and they push and they push, and then you find yourself at the point where you go, okay, wait, how many 15 to 20 million illegal aliens in the course of three years?
	Okay, wait, hold on, wait, how much?
	But uh they don't want any tip of borders, how many crossings?
	Uh okay, wait.
	15,000 late-term abortions every single year.
	All right, okay, wait, wait.
	How many sanctuary states where children can be ripped from their parents and hidden and given mind-altering puberty blockers and hormones?
	Uh uh-oh, okay, all right, wait.
	Uh oh, that's right.
	Nazi Hitler, how much armed security do I have to have?
	Okay, that's right.
	And you add it up.
	Oh, wait a second.
	You're not allowed to report crime statistics on the world's biggest media tech company?
	Oh, oh, oh, okay, sure.
	And you've been backed up so much, that then at a certain point you have to go, what the what the hell are we doing?
	What the hell are we doing here?
	And jump out of that pot.
	But I would tell you this, as defeating as that may sound, the flip side is true.
	From here from 2008 to now, and the billions of places, that adds up.
	And Charlie Kirk doing what he did for that amount of time and influence, that adds up.
	And people like Ben Shapiro and the new uh the new generation of people coming, that adds up.
	That adds up where people hear these ideas.
	People go, wait a second, oh, okay, maybe we shouldn't have open work.
	Wait, hold on a second.
	Yeah, maybe the science is in now, and we shouldn't alter the minds of young children.
	Add up billions and billions, and that adds up.
	And this frog is jumping out of that boiling water, it's been turned up slowly, and because of the seed that has been planted by people like Charlie and everyone in this movement, there's a new right wing.
	There's a different right wing.
	And they're gonna fight back.
	This isn't Bush, Gore, Bush, Kerry, Romney, Obama.
	It's not that dynamic.
	It's you've been killing us in startling numbers.
	And if you're not killing us, you're killing our reputations with lies, and we're not gonna do it anymore.
	We're not, you've lost the war of ideas, so now you're killing and intimidating.
	And we're not gonna err on the side of mercy and grace.
	You approach a table with anything other than a handshake, you should expect violence.
	You approach a concern and yell with a sign or say Hitler or genocide, at least a tackle.
	The left has to be so afraid, so petrified from even thinking of committing a violent crime, not even a murder, a violent crime, an assault, battery, doxing, going to your house.
	They have to be so terrified because the consequences are so severe that they start straightening up.
	Not all people who vote Democrat.
	But the activists that you've had to deal with.
	You know, the ones who shoot up schools.
	You know, the ones who killed Charlie Kirk.
	And the ones that you don't see, who tried to kill Charlie Kirk, who tried to maim Charlie Kirk before this.
	And yours truly.
	And you'll you'll probably never hear about those.
	You know why?
	Because the security issue that takes place, the threat, the attack, discussing it publicly, is a security issue in and of itself.
	So it becomes a personal hell to live through.
	And it's only one side.
	Why do you think Charlie Kirk, before he was killed by a leftist terrorist, had to have a flak jacket and had to have armed security?
	He didn't.
	Then he did.
	Why?
	Why do you think Josh for the first time had to have metal detectors at clubs?
	Why do you think venues see security that they've never seen before when someone comes in?
	Whether it's Charlie, whether it's me, whether it's Ben, whether it's Michael Knowles, whether it's Matt Walsh, they'll all tell you the same thing.
	Why?
	We didn't have that until we had to.
	Maya Angelou doesn't need it.
	People I I don't even know on the left.
	I know they don't.
	I know they don't.
	Frogs jumping out of the boiling water and the seed that was planted by people like Charlie, and the work that you support and we will continue to do and not be intimidated into silence, has created a new right wing, a new conservative.
	That's a new conservatism, populism, right wing, whatever you want to call it, that understands the threat that we are facing.
	That's the new day.
	That's the change.
	It's awful.
	It's an awful place to be.
	It's an awful decision to have to make.
	Yeah.
	And Charlie should have never had to make it.
	Out of out of almost everybody.
	When you talk about opinions and you talk about his approach, he shouldn't have had to make those decisions.
	There shouldn't have been.
	There should be no risk.
	None.
	Zero associated with someone allowing anyone who wants to to come up and have a conversation and talk about taxes, gun rights, abortion, or transitioning children.
	That should be a riskless endeavor.
	It is.
	One thing really quickly that you said that you know you talked about the routine, getting into that.
	One thing that helped me immensely yesterday was I was in a Bible study last night for about an hour and a half.
	And I'm telling you, man, like that as much as Charlie's message was about conservative ideas and principles, it was about Christ.
	It was about getting in the word.
	It's about considering the case for Christ.
	So if anybody if you're searching for answers today, like I know a lot of us were last night, like start in scripture.
	That's a great place to ground yourself.
	And if you're somebody who just like me, like I'm in scripture every single day.
	In those moments, jump back in.
	Because nothing makes sense outside of it.
	Yep.
	Especially on days like yesterday.
	Like I think we all felt that.
	Like part of your soul was ripped out.
	Yes.
	You know, like we specifically were attacked, even though we weren't.
	You know?
	It was just unbelievable.
	I um two things that really and yeah, praying, obviously, but I'm just talking, you know, gonna try to lighten this up before we get to a seven plus one training.
	Good luck with that.
	Was uh you know, Andrew Wilson had called me last week.
	I worked very hard on that.
	Yeah.
	We all did.
	But did you write a segue?
	Yeah.
	No, no, that's Stephen's job.
	That's the boss.
	But we um you know, Andrew Wilson called me last last week and was like, you know, you might want to think about going out because it's been years doing change my mind again.
	He said, you know, you something that you started and you really should should do it, and I think especially now with what we're seeing with Gen Z, he said, yeah.
	He was very encouraging.
	And then he called me yesterday and said, Yeah, I was wrong, don't do it.
	Yeah.
	He said, Don't do it.
	And there was nothing self-serving about saying it.
	He was trying to encourage me and um he said, Yeah.
	He said, You're in the menu.
	He said, You're you're in the menu, and it doesn't stop with those.
	Then I was like, Oh, there are people looking out for me.
	And uh my lady, my my misses, who is Latina, therefore crazy, texted me.
	Oh my God, I swear to God, if you ever do another change my mind, I will kill myself.
	Oh she does love me.
	Like, we're never going back out there and cappers again.
	If you do it, I'm gonna kill myself.
	You don't want that.
	Like, ah You can't go, I'm pregnant.
	Uh you know, everyone expresses it in their own way.
	Yeah.
	Uh and um I don't know if we opened up for people gifting uh subscriptions.
	Uh did we do that?
	We did get a couple of really big ones.
	So Grimlin and Koo with fifty.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	Thank you so much.
	LD Hall 822 with another 50.
	Yes.
	Great job, guys.
	Thank you so much.
	Wow.
	Thank you guys very much.
	Wonderful.
	And uh, you know, thank Rumble and thank Chris Pavlovsky.
	Uh I would not be able to say the things.
	Let me ask you this.
	No.
	Do you think that I said things today?
	Do you think that we're are we expressing in chat?
	Are we expressing am I so far out there that you feel disconnected from what we're saying?
	Does it seem too radical to you?
	Or is this is this what you're feeling?
	Is this what you're thinking?
	Do you think that these things today need to be discussed?
	Because YouTube says you can't.
	Rumble's the only place where we can.
	They absolutely need to be discussed.
	And I hate when people use war analogies for things that are nothing close to war, but I think it's appropriate.
	War on ideas.
	It is.
	It's terrorism.
	And we've seen it mildly, we'll be thought with mildly with censorship and administration getting involved in private companies and what they're allowed to post and what they're allowed to let be post on their on their sites.
	Yeah.
	Facebook, Meta, you know, YouTube, obviously.
	Yeah.
	It's i it feels like a war on speech.
	That's a very important point.
	I was talking with Lane too about this yesterday.
	I said, Here's the I said, here's the one thing that you can always be guaranteed.
	And I want you guys to listen, this is and I mean this, this is not hyperbole.
	I'm going to speak in an absolute, and I stand by it.
	Whenever there's a major tragedy, whenever there's a major conflict, whenever there's a major flash point, inflection, uh, and you don't have all the information, and you probably don't have all the answers, the only guarantee is that the answers the left will provide will be wrong.
	They will be incorrect.
	Let me prove it to you.
	Uh and it's not like I'm Houdini.
	It's that you know they start off the colonel is a lie.
	The colonel is a mistruth.
	So if you were to look at Charlie Kirk's in cold blood, terrorist attack, murdered, leaving children fatherless.
	I hope I drive that home so that the left understands.
	Charlie Kirk, as you referred to him, before he started acting like his friend.
	If you look at that problem and go, both sides, heated rhetoric, cool it down.
	The solution will be wrong, because the solution will be more censorship on the biggest platforms.
	The predicated on the idea that both sides get radicalized and commit violence.
	Now, if you start with the truth, which the left cannot, they are incapable of doing, which is only one side is experiencing this level of violence.
	It's not even close.
	The solution will be hey, maybe we need to stop marginalizing and demonizing the half of the country that elects presidents and the president on the world's biggest platforms.
	The solution the left offers will be wrong.
	When you look at Zarutska, and you see what happened, the left, starting with the Colonel, the Colonel is a mistruth.
	It looks this is gonna be used.
	This is gonna be used to generate racism.
	And so the solution is racism is a problem, and so we need to correct those wrongs by being empathetic through our system.
	Uh what can we cash bail, sorry, cashless bail, catch and release.
	Eleven counts before a murderer is caught that we just heard yesterday.
	The solution will be wrong.
	If you start and you look at Zerutska and you go, okay, what we're watching is a woman dying, senselessly alone but in public, at the hands of someone who is 12 times more likely to kill her white than a white person is a black person, and that's been going on for a long time.
	Your solution will be: hey, we need to stop with the laws that pandered to and cater to criminals.
	The left looks at those crime statistics.
	And by the way, I've spent a lot of time looking at the arguments from the left.
	Do you know what their entire argument is?
	Their entire argument is no, no, no.
	The 1350 mean 13% of the population, 50% of the crimes.
	It's because of racial bias.
	It's because of uh the targeting, not the crime, the targeting.
	Let me tell you where that falls apart.
	The targeting doesn't explain verifiable lives lost at 12 times the rate.
	The targeting, okay.
	12 times more likely to be killed by a black person than a white person.
	So you have bodies.
	Are the police just targeting white bodies?
	12 times the rate.
	It falls apart.
	Transgenderism.
	Trannies, shorthand.
	You look at that problem, and what you have is something that was always classified as a mental illness, a mental disorder, gender dysphoria, where people had the delusion that they were in the wrong body.
	Okay.
	Now, the left will start with a kernel of a lie or a mistruth and go, hey, actually, it seems that they're born in the wrong body.
	And so we need to be empathetic and we need to enable, we need to empower these people to change all the facets of their body and hormones that don't match up with the right body.
	You can even find clips of that in Law and Order SVU where they actually say it uh happens when a boy is born with a girl brain or a girl is born with a boy brain.
	The solution's gonna be wrong, because if you look at the truth, you go, okay, what do we have as far as studies?
	What do we have as far as the most comprehensive study?
	Do all studies ever conducted show that a transgender individual, if he is biologically a male, and they examine the brain, confirm that it's a male brain, and the same for females, yes, the solution would be this is a disorder that is not in line with biology, and so we need to help them because they're sick.
	If you look at immigration, and the left starts with a mistruth, the left starts with a lie, that colonel.
	Hey, these are just people seeking a better life.
	And we're a nation of immigrants, and you know what?
	They're a net benefit to this country, so we need to allow more of it to the tune of 15 to 20 million in three years.
	But if you start with the truth, not all of them are just seeking a better life.
	There is a large criminal component, and even those who are not a part of the critical criminal component enable the planet right now to have more slaves on earth than ever in history, over 50 million.
	That flourishes under open borders, underage sex slaves require democratic policy for immigration.
	Also, they're not a net benefit.
	They drain 150 to 450 billion dollars from the taxpayer a year.
	The left solution will be give them a fast path.
	Don't deport them.
	And the right, identifying the truth will be we have to do something about this, limit it, and protect the taxpayer.
	The left, looking at gun violence, starts with the kernel that's a lie, it's a mistruth, and they go, oh, a gun was used to kill somebody.
	We need gun control.
	That's what'll change this.
	That's and the solution is wrong because 94% of mass shootings occur in gun-free zones.
	And we know if you look at the truth, firearms are used far more in defensive uses than in mass shootings, and it's not even close, and there's no way to get rid of them.
	The only guarantee we don't have all the answers.
	By the way, I even see those in the left right now with Charlie Kirk.
	He was an advocate for guns.
	And uh look what I saw that a lot.
	I saw a lot of posts that were basically, hey, guys, come up and Yeah.
	How ironic.
	Ha ha ha ha.
	Yeah.
	Guarantee you, Charlie Kirk would stand by his statement today.
	A hundred percent.
	Absolutely.
	Guarantee he would.
	So maybe we need some gun control.
	Don't let Charlie Kirk die in vain.
	Don't let them twist that narrative.
	We don't have all the answers.
	This morning, because of Jay and undercover, you have some.
	And that's not me, that's them.
	That's your infrastructure.
	I'm incredibly grateful.
	We don't have all the answers.
	But the one guarantee, the one certainty in life in the 21st century.
	If you don't have all the answers, whatever answer, solution, prescription the left gives you will be wrong.
	Always.
	Always.
	Turning politics into a team sport.
	Stop being wrong 100% of the fucking time and we can talk.
	Any updates, Joe?
	Really quickly, we do have a lot of people uh that may have just kind of jumped onto the stream.
	So do me a favor and just recap the exclusive story that we have.
	If you can pull that back up and just what was put out because the media didn't do a good job of covering that.
	I think the only one that ran with it was the Wall Street Journal.
	There may have been some others since then, but this morning early on, we put this out.
	Okay.
	Thank you for uh letting me know.
	Again, we kind of live in a bubble here uh when we're in this studio.
	So this morning, and this was because of uh the undercover uh unit who uh have done great work, you know, with the Nashville Manifesto with Jay Varma, the COVID architect with the DOJ stories with Donald Trump.
	Um because you've supported them with your membership and uh because the trust credibility built, they were sent this morning a leak that was nowhere else from someone under the DOJ in detail.
	And the reason this was sent to Jay in our undercover unit is because this person was concerned that it may be buried.
	So this is part of the ATF memo regarding the shooting.
	Multiple SLC1 and three agents responded immediately.
	The suspect fired one shot from an elevated position on a rooftop in an adjacent building on the campus, and surveillance video shows a suspect jumping off and fleeing the area on foot.
	ATF and other law enforcement located in older model imported Mauser 306 caliber bolt action rifle wrapped in a towel in a wooded area near the campus.
	The location of the firearm appears to match the suspect's route of travel.
	The spent cartridge was still chambered in addition to three unspent rounds.
	All cartridges have engraved wording on them, expressing transgender and anti-fascist ideology.
	An emergency trace has been submitted in ATF SLC is working leads generated by the trace.
	They're taking uh the ammunition, the firearm, and examining it.
	Yeah.
	But just to be clear, it was a bullet engraved with the ideology that has been echoed from all of media, the left, every single presidential candidate for the last call it eight years.
	And the reason that we were sent this, you know, an illegitimate online entertainment show, if you hear NPR say it, is because someone under the DOJ was concerned that this would be buried.
	Was concerned that this may not get out there.
	And you know what?
	I think they're right.
	I think if we didn't get out there first, I don't think Wall Street Journal does.
	We'll never know.
	We know that CNN wouldn't cover it that way because they had access to this information and put cultural phrases.
	Yeah.
	What's a cultural phrase?
	Uh Wakanda forever.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, sure.
	Nitches get stitches.
	My people eat Balak beat Baklava.
	Here, man.
	So I do have uh another exclusive uh uh update.
	Is this what you're talking about earlier?
	No, it's not related necessarily to this, but there's this is important and timely.
	So apparently from Al Qaeda in uh see if I can go and pull up Arabian Peninsula.
	Go ahead and pull it up.
	Yeah.
	So Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula is basically saying they're calling for Muslims in the United States to commit acts of terror and attempt to assassinate President Trump, VP Vance, Secretary Rubio, and Sekdev Heg Seth, uh, all Muslims in the United States to commit an act of violence in jihad and uh choose your government targets wisely.
	So this is coming from Spec Ops Command.
	Um exclusive to us.
	This is exclusive to us now, to be fair.
	There this kind of thing does from time to time get issued.
	It also is September 11th.
	It's kind of a you know, it it's it's something that I'm sure that they've had eyes on before, but this was sent to us as something that was very relevant today for everybody to be aware of.
	So especially if you're um in communities with a heavy kind of population, or just it's just keep your head on a swivel day.
	I hate to say that, but it is.
	So if they're coming for us, I want you to be caring and I want you to get them first.
	Make sure.
	But for people who are new, I am not.
	I hope that I've crystallized.
	And anyone here disagrees, I I open the floor.
	I am not I am not encouraging active violence.
	No going to the left.
	But I am advocating a hair trigger defensive approach now.
	Hair trigger.
	What I mean is err on the side of caution for your life and your family.
	No more grace if someone approaches you violently and makes it known why.
	Because they've been radicalized by the left.
	Err on the side of swift defense.
	I would rather see I would rather see that than see another Charlie Kirk.
	And and believe me, the left would like as many as possible.
	They'll feign outrage or sadness today just long enough so that they can claim they didn't, you know, this is something that they never saw coming and didn't want.
	Or they do it so they can mask the next thing they're about to say.
	Yeah.
	They can say it under a veil like, oh, this is so sad it should never it should never happen.
	It has no place in our politics.
	But he did do it to himself.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	And this I just this tagline, America on edge amid rising political violence.
	No CNN.
	America is not on edge.
	Half of America is right now.
	The other half is living comfortably knowing that the other half isn't going to do this stuff to them.
	Half of us are on edge.
	You put up a graphic a little while ago with uh attacks, different kinds of attacks, plots going back to 2011.
	There was one exception on that list.
	Charlie Kirk was at the top of that list.
	One exception.
	All of those were politicians.
	No politicians shouldn't have to face that either.
	A Supreme Court justice, somebody in the government.
	These are all government officials.
	It's different.
	It came outside of that.
	Somebody talking about ideas.
	It shouldn't happen to anybody, but I know you want to lump it together with everything else that's happened and try to paint a picture of escalating tensions in America.
	No, no, no, no.
	There's escalating tensions on one side.
	And they're coming after us.
	Not anymore.
	Can you please just make sure that our voices get heard on this?
	So we don't have any more Charlie Kirks.
	Can you please do that?
	And you know, I don't think they're saying that anymore.
	I don't think they're saying an illegitimate pseudo-news organization entertainment show.
	Not anymore.
	Guess what?
	There are other ways to get information out.
	Yeah.
	I'll give you one.
	I don't know.
	I don't want to put you on the spot here.
	Army Ranger.
	I don't want to say sniper.
	Do I say sniper?
	No, I I was I used to be a ranger, but your point about a professional shooter and all that.
	Nobody could have made that give us your insights on that.
	That was Yeah.
	You were talking earlier about people You're gonna get that in an entertainment show for a comedy.
	No, this is expertise that you're talking earlier about uh people going online posting the picture of the guy that was arrested.
	That poor Larry David lookalike.
	Yeah, the wrong one.
	Got dragged out, and everyone said, Oh, here's a shooter.
	People aren't deleting their post, by the way.
	No, those people those people got those clicks.
	Yeah, they got those clicks and they're leaving it up so they can get more clicks because you get eight cents for every thousand clicks you get on Twitter or whatever the hell it is.
	And before you go on, I just want to say when I say support those on the right, not a single one who does that.
	Not a single one who's posted false information, like for example, uh Zaruka had that Black Lives Matter flag in her room when it turned out to be a friend.
	Not a single one who does that.
	That's not who I'm talking about.
	I'm talking about the Charlie Kirks I'm talking about.
	About people that source everything.
	Everything everything.
	And it's on both sides, but they do they do speculate.
	Uh Friends of ours.
	Yes.
	And that's one thing I love about this show is that uh, you know, before coming here, I maybe I speculated time to time.
	And it's something I learned from you and from everyone around here is that hey, we we get the facts right before we say something.
	Um yeah, all the speculation.
	You see all the speculation about the shooter.
	Hey, it there's no way it's just some random person.
	It's gotta be a professional hitman.
	This is a this is a job by Mossad, this is a job by the CAA, or this is this has got to be a professional hitman.
	No way you can make that shot in the neck from 200 yards away, and it's like shut the fuck up.
	What do you know?
	What do you know?
	It's not even a stretch.
	Go back to your video games.
	What do you know about this shit?
	Yeah.
	200 yards is not a far shot, first of all, especially if you even a cheap optic.
	Yes you get a two by four buy on a four four-by-optic that costs under three hundred bucks, ten minute YouTube video, thirty minutes in the range.
	Well, here's a you've got your gun zeroed.
	Yeah.
	You you you're how long did it take me to zero your gun with you?
	Uh uh the nine millimeter carbon.
	Yeah, that's CZ, I think, or it was uh ten minutes?
	Maybe maybe if you didn't know what you're doing, five, ten minutes with YouTube video, yeah.
	Tell you where to click it's not hard, it's not difficult.
	Yeah.
	I have to get the guns with a zeroed optic rifle.
	I have had a woman who never shot it before hit a dinner plate at 200 yards within the first 10 shots.
	He wasn't aiming for the neck.
	That's it.
	That's right.
	And what's the right thing?
	And look at that optic.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Are you kidding me?
	This is not exclusive.
	I I can't remember what New York Post.
	New York Post put this out.
	But it's a really important point, Josh.
	Yeah.
	And that's the speculation.
	And someone who doesn't know about guns, it's just like the semi-automatic thing.
	Sem and but someone goes, Oh my god, that sounds like a lot.
	And so someone goes, it must be CIA or Massad because oh, you're saying a 30-odsix couldn't make a 200 yard.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, Massad's using an old gun.
	Yeah.
	Ian Carroll put that out.
	And listen to saying names of people because he put that out.
	Like the Israel shot them right in front of him.
	And Dave Smith, to his credit, said, what evidence do you have that Israel was involved in this at all?
	Hey, no waiting on that.
	Hey, you know what?
	And by the way, it wouldn't make a whole lot of sense.
	It wouldn't make a whole lot of sense because he was criticized by all the people who hate Israel because he was too pro-Israel, Charlie Kirk, right?
	No, but it's these these people that are out there.
	Well, but Josh knows because you've you've shot professionally.
	Yeah.
	And it's like I I learned how to shoot in the army.
	Were you asked to be a contributor on any of these shows to expertise?
	No, and I wouldn't do it because I'm not an expert.
	I'm not an expert in the field.
	I'm not uh You're more of an expert than Ian Carroll.
	Unbelievable.
	Yeah, but yeah, these people going out there, oh, that's an expert shot in the neck.
	What?
	Who aims for the neck?
	Wasn't an aim for the neck, he missed.
	Yeah.
	He missed.
	He missed good.
	By the way.
	For him, not I don't think it's good.
	No, no.
	But you know what I mean?
	Missed well.
	Yeah.
	No.
	Yeah.
	He he he was trying to kill Charlie Kirk.
	He missed the bigger.
	Speculation is just he was still affected with a miss shot.
	You know, I don't even think that's a stretch for for relatives.
	We have a go deer hunting.
	30 odd six with a with a scope, a 200 round, a 200 yard shot in a deer.
	That's not even unheard of.
	It's not at all.
	No, it's not.
	I mean, when you were with me, after zeroing, this is a pistol carbine.
	I had, and I'm not a great shot.
	Lever action.
	Yeah.
	357, 183 yards.
	And I hit the gong.
	And I said, well, that's about as much as I can ask you.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I remember because I was trying to I was trying to hit it with my pistol.
	And I'm not great with a pistol.
	Was that his red rider?
	You were zeroing in?
	Yeah, he didn't.
	No, no, no.
	He was zeroing.
	No, but I hit it and I said that's about as much as you can ask because it's a pistol cut, right?
	Shooting a handgun cartridge, but 183 yards was still possible with a rifle round.
	I mean, if you go to an actual rifle range, 200 yards is is a pretty standard measure like you.
	It's not even the farthest one.
	Yeah.
	A pistol range will go out to a hundred sometimes, like just to kind of test.
	It's usually maybe 30, 50 and that's stretching it, but a rifle, I've been in rifle ranges.
	My point isn't just the facts.
	My point is that level level of expertise on a comedy show.
	No, I know.
	It's just amazing to me.
	But it's a new, there's a new sheriff in town.
	This whole world we're in, these people don't own the day anymore.
	They can't uh, you know, proactively marginalized practice to deceive.
	Yep.
	And before we go to chat, speaking of comedy show, because I know it's been a heavy two days.
	Oh no.
	Um, you know, transgenders, I'm writing a segue as we go.
	Uh Transgender.
	Permeate everything and ruin everything.
	And it's actually been a real problem.
	We were talking about this story in the video game industry, where there were a lot, there was a disproportionate number of developers and video game designers, transgender, and the community was pushing back.
	And look, I have no problem.
	If you're just a good game designer, I don't think that your gender should be relevant.
	The problem is when it sort of seeps in and you see that maybe they're pushing an agenda with the game itself, and we have some examples.
	That brings us to this week's 7 plus 1 Radical Trans Video Games.
	You forgot the van in the chamber!
	And like I said on the outset.
	If you don't like it, Grace.
	This could be a swing and a miss, but we thought you guys would like something to put the blame on me.
	I pushed it.
	A little leaving or bay.
	I blame Josh.
	I think we need to cleanse the palette.
	Seven plus admonish me later, that's fine.
	Seven plus one radical trans video games.
	Number seven, Josh.
	Sonic the Flesh Hog.
	Oh, well, that's just Well, hey.
	Oh.
	They did Photoshop it.
	How nice.
	Yeah, they hooked them up.
	This is one of the.
	Yeah, you gotta collect those rings.
	Seven plus one.
	What do you collect them with, Josh?
	Gash.
	Seven plus one radical trans video games.
	Number six.
	Duke nuke them they is.
	I was hoping I'd get number six.
	I got bowls of steel.
	Look, the point is trans developed.
	Just make a good game.
	Just you don't have to shove it in your face.
	You know what?
	Yeah, give this one to Pop Scratter because he doesn't know video games, so it'll be funnier.
	Seven plus one radical trans video games.
	Number five, Pop Scroder.
	Luigi's haunted mangina.
	Oh wow!
	Oh no.
	Oh no!
	Gerald, you want to do it?
	No, I'll do number four.
	I'm gonna do have you do number three because uh uh it's meaner.
	Uh seven plus one radical trans video games number four.
	Super gash brothers.
	They just they're not just make games, guys.
	Keep your politics out of it.
	Stop it.
	Star Fox.
	Number three.
	Number three, Gerald.
	Kill her instinct.
	Oh, well, I see.
	Oh, my goodness.
	That's great.
	Seven plus one uh radical trans video games.
	Josh, number two.
	Number two, the one whose Photoshop was denied Rainbow Six Final Affirmation.
	Yeah, you that was one where we said not today.
	Not today.
	Happy Warriors, we are uh number, you know what?
	Let's give us a Gerald.
	Number one, seven plus one radical trans video games.
	Number one, Gerald.
	Wonky Dong.
	Oh, hey.
	Makes it harder to jump.
	That's true.
	The uh plus one radical trans video games is uh Yoshi's sex island, and that's just don't play it, it's not age appropriate.
	It's rated MA.
	This has been this week's seven plus one.
	You'll forgot Fifan and the Chamber.
	All right, let's uh let's take some chats and thank you to everyone who who gifted out those super chats.
	Like you said, uh fight like hell.
	Um, sorry, what are you gonna say Needles?
	I was just gonna say we do have another 50 from uh Bradean.
	Wow.
	Bray Dean will not be outdone.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, Bray Dean.
	The uh leak today uh uh to Jay and the undercover unit.
	Um, hey, maybe maybe if we didn't get it out, maybe everyone else would have covered it.
	I hope so.
	But we know that didn't happen with Nashville.
	We don't know it didn't happen with the DOJ.
	We know that didn't happen with um I forgot the name in uh Chippewa Falls.
	Um the credibility has been built with uh with with the team here and people trust them and we protect our sources and and of course everything we do every day and and the ability to speak as we do.
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	So thank you, and we'll continue to do it as long as we can.
	It's time to fight like hell, and and uh we'll do it the only way we know how.
	Support everyone out there who is who's standing in the pocket for you.
	Let's grab some chat.
	All right.
	First chat from Native Warrior 92.
	Question for Stephen and crew.
	Where do we conservatives go from here?
	What comes next after the murder of Charlie?
	Is common ground out the window?
	This idea of finding common ground where it doesn't exist should have already been out the window.
	No.
	Um don't find common ground and a lie.
	Divide really clearly.
	You're on that side, I'm on this side.
	If you want to take my kids, if if uh you want to take away my guns, if you want to take away my speech, if you want to make us like Europe where I can be arrested for a meme, you're on that side, I'm on this side.
	And your approach now is stay on your side.
	Gerald said, you know, only one side is uneasy, and that's true.
	That's been the case for a long time.
	Make the left uneasy.
	And I don't mean make the left uneasy and have the same tension like you do, simply going out in public or at an e at some kind of an event just existing because the left may attack you.
	Make them very, very uneasy in approaching you with anything that even hints at aggression.
	If they come to you, do not assume it's a dialogue.
	Yeah.
	Tell them you're on the hey, stay back.
	They don't take care of business.
	Make them afraid to approach you.
	Because it can switch in an instant, and we've seen it happen and we've lived it.
	Keep doing what we're doing because we are winning on the war of ideas.
	They've conceded defeat, keep winning on the war of ideas, be more aggressive, give them no quarter, and hair trigger defense.
	Do not allow them to get close.
	If you see something, say something.
	This is not the country we want to live in.
	Change the attitude of erring on the side of, ah, don't attribute to malice what could be ignorance.
	Nope, malice.
	Someone's approaching me a little bit too fast.
	Assume it's going to get dangerous and act accordingly.
	Next chat.
	All right.
	Next chat from Ibrahim Asmodedaeus.
	Question.
	So my pastor was calling for temperance and patience last night.
	Fuck him.
	Yeah, but I'm not feeling so patient today.
	How would you explain this to your kids?
	How would I explain that the pastor is a big giant pussy?
	I would assume the Charlie incident, but say a prayer, post a guard.
	Say a prayer and post a guard.
	You shouldn't it sucks, doesn't it?
	You shouldn't have to have this conversation with your kids about a guy, Charlie Kirk, who sat down and talked at a table.
	But you do.
	Yeah.
	And Charlie Kirk, you know, could be when people are always so concerned about platforming the right.
	Charlie Kirk platformed a guy, Gavin Newsom, who enabled the Black Lives Matter riots and the radicalism in his very state that created the environment under which Charlie Kirk was slaughtered.
	We can't have that same double standard anymore.
	Hope I have the authority to say I say this as the guy who created and started change my mind.
	And I am telling you that most of that is out the window.
	Most of it now.
	It's destroy.
	Destroy the ideas of the left.
	They need to be embarrassed and they need to be scared.
	As far as your pastor, sounds to me like you're in one of them new fangled Protestant churches, maybe an episcopalian one where gee golly, the ultimate value is just make sure everyone is nice.
	Sure.
	Will evil always be amongst you?
	Did we see it yesterday?
	Did we see it after we saw evil, by the way, in Charlotte on a train?
	Pastor, how do you deal with evil?
	How do you deal with and then next do submission of women?
	Don't just avoid the inconvenient parts of the Bible.
	The war?
	That come as a sword?
	He's no passer of mine.
	By putting a daisy down the gun barrel that was aimed at Charlie Kirk.
	Yeah.
	Sorry, no pastor of mine.
	If I was under that church, I would leave.
	I'm not saying the pastor should go out like Rambo.
	No.
	He shouldn't come out, he shouldn't come out of the baptismal tank like Rambo 2 with guns at the way.
	What I'm saying is that's not it's the message, the only message that would be acceptable to me from a pastor is evil will always be amongst you.
	And we see evil, and we see, we see the satanic influence in one side of America today.
	And we see the results.
	We see the results on one side of America today, telling you to kill your babies in record numbers, telling you that you are not fearfully and wonderfully created, telling you that God didn't number the hairs on your head before you were born, telling you that God makes mistakes, telling you that as a Christian, you should have your empathy used against you and ignore crime statistics and immigration, and that it's compassionate to have your money stolen from you and given to people who seek to break down the only remaining Christian nation.
	But let me tell you, my congregation.
	Yeah.
	If I won't hear that, yeah.
	I want to hear the context, but it doesn't sound like there's a whole lot of context that makes that a whole lot better.
	I understand the idea of like people being motivated to go out into the streets and saying, hey, like I wish people would have done that to the BLM people.
	I wish people would have set up and hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, wait.
	Wait, you don't have all the information yet.
	Don't get riled up because of these guys.
	Yep.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, we we didn't give you all the information that we already have yet.
	Yeah, well, exactly.
	Exactly what happened in Black Lives Matter.
	But yeah.
	Yeah.
	We do need churches to understand that we are in a fight.
	And too many churches are the comfortable make sure people don't get offended.
	Church.
	We need more truth churches.
	So what I my my response to the previous one was like the truth in love.
	That's what you need.
	For for people out there right now, when you're talking about this, tell people what you believe.
	Don't do it in a way that's to offend friends on purpose for no reason whatsoever.
	But sometimes the truth is offensive, and don't shy away from that.
	And I think that's what we need more of right now.
	The left is safe because they know they can say whatever they want without just being challenged.
	Not even on a physical kind of level, but just verbally.
	Nobody in the company is gonna stand up and say, Well, I don't think that uh that that men should be playing in women's sports.
	We need more of that.
	We need more people being unafraid to just share their ideas, what I believe.
	Here's who I am, and guess what?
	50% of America backs me.
	Yep, probably more than that when you talk about specific issues.
	So really what do we do in here?
	Yep.
	And biblically, the mighty men of valor were ass kickers.
	I'm sorry.
	I don't recognize these men.
	I don't recognize that speech.
	They were flawed and they were chosen and they were ass kickers.
	You want to know just how warped in love warriors, yeah.
	Speaking of ass kickers, you've been taught, you know, uh, Christians have committed acts of uh evil, the crusades.
	The crusades, if you want to understand, happened after thousands of Charlie Kirks at the hands of Muslims.
	Do you guys understand that?
	Yeah.
	And they want you to go Crusades.
	Let me ask you this.
	Both sides, right?
	That shoot that person is still out there.
	Yeah.
	That person is still out there.
	If that person, God forbid, took someone else out, and a member of the Kirk family blew him away, the left, a hundred, two hundred years from now, would teach, well, you have radical right-wing extremists.
	What about that?
	What about that Kirk family?
	That's what they do with the Crusades.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	That's what they do.
	Because they don't understand.
	And isn't it funny?
	I talk with Elaine about this too.
	We had a real heart to heart.
	I said, you know, the thing is, the reason that you care about getting it right, the reason that you don't run the false story of this shooter, the reason that you don't run the false story of that, you know, the Epstein shit that happened, the reason that you've been right and you built the credibility that allows the leaks to us, like you saw today, I said, is because we all start off with the point here that human beings are evil and sinful.
	I said, and isn't that something that the people who most folks would say that's a dark view, who understand that we are sinful, that we are inherently evil, it's constantly there.
	It's constantly checking you where you're going, I want to, but wait, is that my evil?
	Sinful nature?
	And so you're constantly questioning yourself.
	Wait, is it right to do this?
	Is it right to lie to people for clicks?
	Wait, is it right to insert commit whatever act here?
	And the people on the left who want you to believe that human beings are inherently good, it's required for socialism, it never checks them.
	I feel like I want to do this.
	And since we are inherently good, that must be good.
	We believe what we want, what we feel, is just as likely to be wrong as it is to be good.
	So the people who believe that they are inherently sinful are ironically better people.
	The people who believe that they are inherently good are inevitably pieces of shit.
	Next chat.
	All right, next chat from CA Poston Six.
	Question for the crew on the motive.
	Do the recent polls you Touched on this week with younger voter trends point to why Charlie was a target.
	Is this a thread we need to pull on?
	Absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	Remember, Charlie was uh Char Charlie was effective.
	Fair.
	And we know it because the more the the closer you are on target, boy, does it get violent.
	That's the thing.
	When I talked about, you know, this being a war on speech, uh, that's a huge target.
	You know, to them, whoever this is, they they think they they made a huge impact.
	Maybe they did.
	Yeah.
	They took out a a voice, one of the loudest voices.
	One of the most heard voices.
	Mm-hmm.
	I tell you what, because we were talking about coming back where we were going to announce, funny enough this week.
	Um change my mind's not feasible, but uh if people say both sides and we need to let cooler heads prevail, we're gonna be announcing PhD professors at Ivy Leagues.
	I'm going to read you a list.
	They can name the time and place, and I will debate them formally on a stage with the moderator of their choosing and the rules of their choosing.
	And it will be an invitation to people with great specificity.
	And we will offer money to the school or to some kind of a charity of their choosing, because what you need to know is it's not about the kids being ignorant.
	That's not what what what what was proven with what Charlie did or or any of this?
	It's it's the institution, the faculty.
	Why why have they never heard this before?
	So the next step, and something that could probably be done a little bit safer.
	We've already it's been proven.
	Kids have been failed.
	Now I want to go to the professors, the same professors who revoked those permits for people like Charlie and myself and make make those events unsafe.
	I want to go for those professors who claim they want to cool temperatures, and you name the time and place.
	Name the time and place, and we can have that debate.
	So at least at least it won't be the first time that people are are hearing these ideas online.
	Let's do that.
	You guys want back in on the war of ideas?
	Okay.
	Hey.
	I'm a I'm a college dropout comic.
	Should be easy for you.
	I'd bet the house against me.
	We'll have that list to you next week.
	Next chat.
	All right.
	Well, Raging Oak Tree, uh, your professor may not want to cool this, but let's see if they want an invite.
	Raging Oak Tree asks, I explained to my professor today how lefties calling us Nazis led to Charlie Kirk's death.
	Then she proceeded to say class that Trump is a Nazi.
	How do we talk to these people now?
	Report them.
	Report them, get them fired, record it.
	Record it.
	Yeah.
	Record it, report them, get them fired, and make it known in front of the class.
	Ask your professor what they would do.
	First thing they would do with the time machine.
	If it's kill Hitler.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they're an evil person.
	Walk them through it.
	Hey, this is not that that's the evil person thing, I'm just saying.
	No, just say so.
	You believe Donald Trump supports killing six million Jews?
	The answer, of course, they'll tiptoe.
	So you believe he's a member of the National Socialist Party.
	Well, what about him makes him a a Nazi?
	And if you could travel back in time and you could take you could take out, you could stop, you could kill Hitler or the Gestapo gassing Jews, would you?
	So would you for Trump?
	Should anyone here do it for Trump, or should you stop using that kind of language?
	Yeah.
	Thanks.
	You said it better.
	The PhD, the PhD.
	PhD would say, um Nazis aren't socialists, don't be silly.
	It's in the name.
	Yeah, but that's not but that's not a real socialist.
	No, but they just like Cuba wasn't a real communist state.
	Yeah.
	Takes the reality.
	Just like North Korea is not a real communist.
	China's not real communist.
	Yeah.
	And I bet you then they'll probably say that Hitler was a devout Christian.
	That was something that was going around on YouTube in 2009.
	He reviled Christians.
	He tried to trick them enough so that he could get the support that he felt he needed.
	You believe that?
	All right, next chat.
	All right.
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	And then uh yeah, next chat from Davis Fam 3467.
	Uh Den people I know are saying you have sympathy for Kirk, but what about the school shooting that happened yesterday?
	How do we rebuttal?
	What what?
	There is a school shooting in the what?
	We can't have we can't have compassion and sympathy for multiple things that are happening at the exact same time.
	Like I I don't understand the point of the question.
	What are you saying?
	That those two people are at odds that the ideology of Charlie Kirk caused a school shooting.
	Well, what the hell are you even talking about?
	It's a fucking feminist way of arguing is what it is.
	Where you're like, hey, this is the issue.
	Can we solve it?
	Yeah, but what about this feeling?
	Yeah, what aboutism?
	Yeah.
	Not even what it's not even what about it, because what aboutism is trying to draw a parallel in this case like, yeah, but what about this thing that's completely unrelated?
	How about you shut up?
	How about you shut up and understand that and I'm not gonna lie to you, I've been really consumed with this because it hits close to home, and I don't know as much about the shooting in Colorado as I would about other shootings because we were consumed with Zarutska and Kirk and boy, it's like a fire hose right now.
	But of course, my my heart goes out to the families affected there.
	You opened with the Zarutskut story.
	I mean, we were in that, and this pushed it off the page for a while, but it's still absolutely front of mind.
	It's not going away.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, okay, whatever.
	You're gonna have you can have a rational dialogue with someone like that.
	No.
	No.
	They're just trying to score points.
	They're trying to score points.
	That's the change.
	The left is only I don't even mean trying to make a point.
	I mean trying to score points.
	And I want to go to what you you were saying, Josh, but a good example of this was yesterday.
	When Trump, we talked about President Trump said uh uh Zerutsk, I believe he said something like, and this woman never had a problem her whole life, and people jumped on that.
	It was very clear contextually that he was saying she never caused a problem.
	But they were trying to say this he's insensitive to her, she left the war zone.
	That's not honest.
	He was comparing rap sheets.
	Yeah.
	That's right.
	Yeah.
	It's not honest to act like you're offended by that, or that Donald Trump meant what you're saying he meant.
	You know what you're doing.
	You know what you're doing, and you know what he meant.
	It's about scoring points, not even making a point, because the left doesn't have any points to make.
	I'm sorry, Josh, I get mad and I think No, I wasn't saying anything.
	Yeah, you were.
	It wasn't significant.
	By the way, the significant thing, uh, just a quick update.
	This happened probably ten minutes ago there.
	Offering a hundred thousand dollars now uh for information leading to this person's uh capture or you know, getting in touch with them.
	That's all that's the FBI offering an award of up to a hundred thousand dollars for information leading to the identification and arrest of the individual.
	So wait, wait, pull that back up.
	Up it, make it tax-free.
	Hold on.
	So that they yeah, so offering an award for identification and arrest of the individual responsible for the murder of Charlie Kirk.
	So that that's different than what was being said before.
	So is it just a person of interest?
	Is that a new version of a post?
	Well, yeah, so that that that picture underneath doesn't seem to be the post from the FBI.
	So that's not from the FBI.
	Okay, yeah.
	So that was just in general for the murder.
	So not for that person is a person of interest, but the person of yeah, that's what I was trying to clarify.
	They are the lower post.
	Yeah, the lower post makes it look like the FBI is saying that's the guy, and they're not.
	So I just wanted to be to be clear about that.
	All right.
	So next chat.
	All right.
	Let's see.
	Next chat from Thomas Pape.
	Question for the crew.
	When do we push Dems on the fact that they keep standing up on the wrong side of what makes America America?
	Well, we do every day.
	That's what we do.
	That's what we do, and that's what you need to do every day.
	You never let your guard down.
	You do it every opportunity you have.
	And now be more aggressive.
	It's another one of those things that isn't a matter of opinion.
	America is a thing.
	It is a thing.
	It's a noun, it's definable.
	It's hard.
	They don't agree with with this nation has found it.
	They don't agree with the intention of the experiment.
	And they hearken back to Europe or these other countries that have failed, and the reason we broke away.
	And you gotta teach it to your kids or it's gone.
	The minute the institutions get them, they'll they'll turn them against their own folks.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, exactly.
	They they don't uh we push back on what America is uh the wording of of that is.
	But I think it's a good America.
	What makes America America?
	They don't like what makes America America.
	They want a di they have a different version, a different vision of America.
	Yep.
	And yesterday when I I think it was Lauren Boebert called for prayer.
	No attacked her.
	No, they said Yeah Well, they had a moment of silence, but that she wanted a verbal prayer.
	Do you know who else called for that?
	Yeah.
	Ben Franklin.
	Yep.
	Well, yeah.
	He's an guys.
	Yeah, it goes back.
	Oh, he's a deep.
	Well, luckier leaving God.
	Yeah, well, he was the one that piped up.
	Hey, hey, hey, whoa, whoa, whoa.
	Let's before we get started.
	Why don't we guys?
	Hey.
	That was Ben Franklin.
	They used to claim he was a godless man or at least a deist was their argument with him and Jefferson.
	Well, lucky for Ben Franklin, he didn't have to worry about Congress uh having a uh circumcised brother marrying senator or repo representative.
	Yeah.
	That's true.
	Benjamin Franklin didn't have to worry about a gaggle of cackling bitches.
	Yeah, you said it differently.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, what he said?
	Next.
	Squad.
	Yeah.
	I say, good man, who let that bitch in here?
	Why is she covering her head?
	Yeah, is that a turban?
	Control your wench or escort her immediately.
	Preferably both.
	She speaks the devil's language in her own home.
	That's right.
	Not in my chambers.
	Why is that one who looks like a horse so loud?
	But if I may say, nice to she's always saying nay.
	Oh, we don't need to know her vote.
	I know it before it happens.
	Nay.
	Somebody get that woman a carrot.
	Yes.
	Shh.
	And for the love of God, you shrill horse.
	Something vote present for once.
	Why don't you shut the hell up?
	Give us all one.
	All right.
	Next next chat from Bird Dog 22.
	As a California conservative on a college campus, I wear a Trump hat every day.
	Should I be worried that liberal violence against the right becomes more common even to regular common people?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Sadly, yes.
	I mean, it it's it's happening.
	I mean, we saw it, I think it was Portland.
	You said Seattle, maybe it's the other Portland guy was shot in the head for where the Trump hat?
	I get it.
	It was during a riot and people tensions were high and stuff like that.
	There's one of them get them.
	That one?
	There's one of them get them.
	He's a Trump or game.
	It's happened already.
	People are it they do it all the time.
	You see videos of, you know, a guy uh on the train where a lady tried to take his hat.
	It was hilarious because she failed and she fell on a subway platform.
	But people are doing it.
	They they are they're yelling at you.
	They're they're yelling at people in restaurants.
	They people will hit you.
	A lot of times it's ladies.
	I admire the courage, though.
	California college campus.
	Yeah.
	Good for you.
	Take be brave and uh while at the same time taking the proper precautions and be safe.
	And anyone comes in hot.
	What's your perimeter?
	Yep.
	What are you willing to give up and then I don't want to use that term.
	Uh protect yourself.
	Yeah.
	Protect yourself.
	Air on the side of protecting yourself.
	Always wear a concealed carry.
	If you can.
	Not in California on a comp college campus.
	Yeah, that was what I was trying to tell us.
	Like and in uh where this took place, where Charlie Cook was uh students are allowed to carry firearms, even out in the open, and uh that's uh what you can shut up.
	Just shut up.
	Just stop.
	Like uh okay, all right.
	Next chat.
	All right, next chat from Decent Question Asker.
	Hey.
	Morning, and thank you for what you do.
	Could a mass lawsuit backed by major conservative creators hold mainstream media legally accountable and or lead to new security measures?
	Stay safe.
	It's an interesting proposition.
	Uh I'll talk with our half Asian lawyer and see.
	Keep taking chats, give me one minute.
	Okay.
	You going peep pee?
	He's going peepy.
	He's going peep be.
	He's going he said no, so that means He has a big beepy.
	He's going to six floor.
	Big peepy man.
	I'm sorry.
	You know what's you know which is present for?
	He is going poo-poo, but he'll be back in two minutes.
	He takes the quickest.
	So evacuation.
	They come they come out.
	It's like you know that when you uh like those clippers that have the vacuum on it?
	Yes.
	That's lovely.
	Yeah.
	She's right out.
	That's actually not a bad idea.
	A vacuum toilet.
	Mm-hmm.
	Suck it right out of you.
	Yeah.
	Ooh.
	Climb up that butt.
	Jeremy, he's back already.
	Who's reading my race?
	Who's reading my thoughts?
	Shouldn't have put that mic in there.
	And I know that some people will be horribly offended and say that we're not allowed to laugh today, but that's also what makes us us, and it adds up.
	And uh next chat.
	All right, next chat from Ace 1589.
	Question for Steven.
	Should we demand the senators and representatives that actively called for conservatives to be attacked and harassed, be forced to step down?
	Thank you for everything, God bless.
	Uh yeah, if you can, and I would also record if you can in public areas and town halls and ask them.
	Uh if they're responsible for the rhetoric, particularly if you have a representative who's used terms like Nazi or threat to democracy.
	Just like with that professor, call them on it and don't let them.
	It's okay if the crowd gets annoyed with you.
	It's okay.
	Assuming that it's a venue, right, where you're allowed to do this.
	Like it's different if it's a performance and it's it's a one-way performance, but if it's a town hall where they're supposed to ask questions, or if they're in a public space, uh, where it would be a reasonable expectation for their constituents to ask questions of them, and of course you are not threatening or violent.
	Grill them and don't let them simply obfuscate.
	It's okay if people get annoyed with you for doing it.
	I don't want what was it, Maxine Waters and they should never have peace and dinners and shit.
	Whatever she said.
	A fill in station.
	Who says that?
	A feeling station.
	When they get into petrol.
	When you see them at the gas and oil.
	Yeah.
	The five and dumb, you tell them both up.
	You see them all at the Sinclair.
	Yeah.
	Buying bad chester fields at the thick go.
	When you see them at sears.
	Yeah.
	But even people like Kamala, they're not going to stop, nor should they stop.
	Hold her accountable for that.
	That's that's unbelievable.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Um you see the left is calling her uh stepdaughter the the left Sidney Sweeney.
	Yes.
	What?
	Yeah, she signed a modeling contract.
	I apparently I can't believe that, but uh Well, she's uh good God bless you then.
	Enjoy.
	I didn't know that we needed uh a left Sydney Sweeney.
	Uh Gerald's back from beepy.
	I was now uh yeah, I would I don't want you to harass them and hurt them the way Maxine Waters implied, but I do want you to demand answers of them.
	Make hey, if you're tense because you're worried about being blown away or hit with the bike lock, at least make them a little tense that they may be confronted with the truth.
	Next, a chat.
	All right, next chat from Newcastle 777.
	Question for crew.
	As a guy who wants to step into the political arena, how do I do so knowing I have a little one on the way and a wife that I have a hard time knowing they'd be put in harm's way?
	Um yeah.
	Yeah, look, I get that.
	Um I'll tell you the truth.
	It's not for everybody.
	It's not.
	Here's what I will tell you.
	Everyone can have an impact.
	And look you talk about your representatives, having conversations.
	I don't know what you mean by the political arena.
	If you mean run for office, uh that's not something that I I know a lot about or plan to do.
	Um if you're talking about like political media, okay.
	Couple of things.
	And I will say this with a change my mind.
	We had a handbook of things to do and things not to do.
	Uh don't announce it, don't give people your whereabouts, uh, do not try and uh create a big crowd, do not antagonize the crowd, keep it intimate, keep it quiet, make sure you are only in a place where you can secure the perimeter and you feel confident in that.
	If you have to move, exit.
	Um, because it's a lot more unsafe.
	That's why we switched to, for example, talking with people, because change my you know, you're safer as a mobile unit with security if you go from one city to the next or different areas of the city.
	Um so take those precautions in your personal life, make sure your house is unlisted, make sure you have a security system, uh, guns, a guard dog, all of that.
	Make sure you have situational awareness.
	And then if you're planning on entering, because here's the thing if you're planning on entering the political arena, meaning this space.
	Um that for every um Charlie Kirk or Ben Shapiro or Rush Limbaugh or uh Dan Bongino or people here, whoever you see.
	No, there there's there's many tens of thousands who who don't uh do well.
	Uh in some cases it's luck.
	Uh, but I will say that certainly with someone like you can say whatever you want about Charlie.
	I know a lot of people have disagreements with his views.
	The guy worked his ass.
	The guy worked a lot.
	That's one thing that we definitely shared in common.
	I know that that guy was a work horse.
	Uh and yep, he had some some resources and stuff that maybe you don't, and I understand that, but that doesn't change the fact that most people who think they're gonna enter don't know if they if you want to do this full time, the waters you'll be swimming in.
	I will tell you the reason that people like Charlie and myself uh and Ben and people I know who are really successful um in this movement, um the reason that they're under threat is because for years, for years, 18-hour days where I ate, slept, breathe.
	It's all I thought about, all I worked for all the time and shaved years off of my life because not only is it something that I want to do, I was so scared that it wouldn't work and that it wouldn't be successful, and that it mattered enough because we could change the direction of this country that it was all encompassing to the point of obsessive, and I know That's the same thing with someone like a Charlie Kirk and someone like a I know that it is.
	I know the I I know the type.
	And if that's not you, you're gonna be up against guys like that.
	So I think really long and hard before you want to take the risk.
	Uh you can have an impact.
	You can do a lot of good.
	I see a lot of people going into this space and they don't take it seriously enough.
	And they're a little bit too flippant.
	And they make mistakes, and before you get to even being physically harmed, they get embarrassed.
	Um, they get hurt.
	So please know what you're in for.
	And if hey, if you're willing to do that for years, to the point where nothing else matters, that's even close, and there's no balance whatsoever.
	Forget about life work balance.
	It's not a thing.
	Then do it.
	If not, think if there's a better, more effective, safer way for you to make an impact.
	And you can, everyone can.
	Fight like hell.
	Look, when I said that applies just as much to the neurosurgeon as it does a barber.
	It applies just to much, uh, just as much to the person working in the service industry as it does an aerospace engineer.
	You all have something you can do, and you all have fighters, tributes you can support.
	If you are going to try and make yourself one of them, know what it encompasses.
	Also know, most of the time, it's really not fun.
	It's really not that fun.
	So uh I just just don't want you to say that no one told no one told you.
	I can't tell you how many people a lot of those guys, you yourself included, Charlie, all the other people that are really successful at doing this.
	They all started before they formed a family, before they had children.
	It's pretty tough.
	It's a really, really hard thing to do.
	Having a having a child makes everything in your life way harder to do.
	I see it in stand-up.
	You see, guys, they they they start stand up with I I actually started stand up uh when my wife was pregnant.
	It was very hard.
	And I took uh almost a year off after I first started.
	Uh it took me longer to find success than it did other people because um not because I was tired, but because I was at home.
	I was at home with my I was taking care of the baby.
	My wife was having a hard i I had to help.
	Yeah.
	You killed your own momentum.
	Yeah.
	Coming out of the street.
	But you know what?
	I did it in sure.
	It didn't bother me.
	I was like, hey, this is my place.
	That's right.
	I have a place on stage, sure.
	But but this is my place.
	Yeah.
	Being here as a father, as a husband.
	And uh, if it works, I would stand up fine.
	It's a fun hobby every once in a while.
	I get away from the house and have a beer and tell some jokes, and if it ever works out, then I'll I'll spend more time on it and pursue it.
	And you're very funny, but you have you certainly have more like work uh work life balance.
	I mean, look, Charlie believed in it and and and paid with his life in a senseless act of violence.
	Yeah.
	But that's because of what he put in, how much it meant to him.
	And someone else out there knew how much it meant to Charlie and how much it meant to other people, and that's why he was a target.
	And I've made some sacrifices.
	Look, I will, yeah, it was before I had kids.
	I will tell you this, doing change my minds when I'd be out there, you can look at some old videos and go, holy shit, completely exposed.
	I didn't care.
	Back then you could have some people say I had a death wish, and they might have been they might have been right.
	Nonsense, but I was just out there like whatever, whatever it takes.
	Had kids changed dramatically.
	Where that was really the primary reason because you can't imagine them being told uh, hey, this happened and to your dad and them going that why why was he doing that?
	Right?
	They're they're they're always gonna so that changed.
	It's it's different, just know what it entails, it encompasses, and it's and it's very un unlikely.
	I would advise you to have a really positive impact in the way that's uh more commensurate with the kind of work life balance that that you want to have.
	Yeah.
	Because there's a very tall price to pay, and and sometimes um people don't take it into account.
	Next, and CNN before you do that is is really trendy.
	They just uh a few minutes ago had uh the Gretten Gretchen Whitmer plot, January 6th, Paul Pelosi's attack, and they swept the screen with all these as though they're these things are the same, and and then uh included Charlie Kirk and these other things.
	So they're gonna try to both sides it, and the average person that watches this.
	Hold on a second training network.
	Which ones did you say were on the screen?
	Uh Gretchen Whitmer.
	Okay, fake.
	Jan 6.
	Okay.
	Uh Paul Pelosi uh hammer attack, you know.
	With his with his boyfriend.
	Was the attempted assassination on Donald Trump there?
	Yes.
	Uh it was down the line.
	Okay.
	Is that one of the Was Black Lives Matter riots there?
	No.
	No.
	Was Chaz there?
	No.
	No.
	Was uh Covenant School shooting there?
	No, No.
	So they try to go, look, Charlie Kirk, a long line of it's like, and you don't present the most significant ones.
	They're calling it escalation in political uh discord.
	So that's it.
	And the average fool is going to watch that and go, well, it is both sides, and you'll have to smack them.
	Yeah.
	No, think about this.
	Think of how many incidents of violence they have to skip to get to Paul Pelosi with a hammer.
	As that's comparable to Charlie Kirk or Donald Trump or the summer of love.
	Like they're going like, hey, I want to find a tragedy.
	Like, hey, this one, we're like 70 people.
	No, no, no, not that one.
	Here's Setherland Spring.
	No, no, no, not that one, not that one.
	Hammer underpants.
	Yeah.
	What are the motivations?
	Oh, wait, forget that.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	Next chat.
	Is there something breaking there, uh Joe?
	I just hate Ezra Klein.
	Sorry.
	Well, we all do.
	Um, no, you you might hate him on a so you know, just uh putting the same thing in the last few years we've seen the plot to kidnap Gretchen Whitman.
	Storming of the Capitol and Pipe Bombs left at the RNC and DNC, the break-in to kidnap Nancy Pelosi and the brutal on Paul Pelosi, multiple assassination attempts against Trump, and here's why you're probably gonna hate him even more.
	The assassination.
	The assassination of Minnesota House Speaker, Melissa.
	I can't remember Melissa Hortman and her husband and the shooting of on state Senator John Hoffman's wife.
	So part of my problem with this list is you're equating all of these things to one side or the other.
	We're not saying that there's not political violence that affects people.
	What we're saying is you can't say a crazy guy in an isolated incident doing something is the same as somebody having trans ideology and anti-fascist uh uh comments on the shell casings killing somebody who's speaking on it.
	That is a totally different thing.
	It's yes, both are violent acts.
	Right?
	Yes, people are are are killed, and of course we we hate seeing that.
	But it's not the same thing because it absolves them of responsibility.
	Basically, it does have Luigi Mandona, yeah, exactly.
	It it absolves them.
	See, see, this just happens.
	This happens, and people and people that are affected by both sides.
	Yeah, yeah, but one's different.
	One's different.
	When you go after Donald Trump and try to shoot him because you literally think he's Hitler, he's a Nazi.
	Where did that ideology come from?
	People didn't wake up one morning and go, hey, that guy that did that show one time where he would fire people.
	He's Hitler.
	I don't know.
	I just had a dream about it, now he's Hitler, and that just kind of matriculated out into society.
	Right.
	No, that was born and bred and thrust into America by the media.
	Basically trying to discredit Donald Trump in anything that he tries to do.
	So trying to equate these things to me is sickening.
	And go, no, no, no, it's all the same.
	It just happens.
	You can't you can't really pull any lessons from this at all.
	And this is why this is so different.
	What where they're really, really screwing up.
	They don't understand, and there aren't many people on earth who who honestly can understand because they haven't been in that spot.
	Um I saw them in the media yesterday talking about like Brian Stelter.
	He said something like uh and you know, out there in the open on campus, which you know it's different when we're here in Ethereum.
	Well, no shit, you don't know what it's like.
	There aren't many people who sat in that chair surrounded, right?
	There's Charlie, I can relate to it, obviously.
	There might be a couple of others.
	But they they equate this here and they're trying to go both sides, and what they don't realize is that they're trying to do that when the flash point here, Charlie Kirk, part of his message was, and don't forget, it's not both sides.
	And so when he gets killed by the one side that he's been saying, see, this is the side that is violent, and I don't advocate that.
	And I'm willing to have conversations.
	And remember, everybody, just like I've been saying, I know Charlie Kirk was saying this.
	We were united on this.
	He would always say and remember, it's not both sides.
	If you look at the acts of violence, then he's killed by a radical leftist, their fault, blood on their hands.
	I'll I'll I'll I'll say that, I'll stand behind behind it.
	They go, uh, and both sides.
	Yeah, but the problem is the guy who was killed was killed because he was saying it's kind of not both sides.
	You done fucked up.
	It's not gonna work.
	It's not going to work.
	And their audience doesn't even know that the tranny that shot the kids in the in the church had killed Trump on the rifle he used.
	They don't even know that.
	No, they still don't, unless it was he had written down Trump somewhere.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	They still think he's pro-Trump.
	Yeah.
	Cultural engraving.
	That's where I get minded.
	Cultural phrases.
	Cultural phrases engraved in the bullets.
	Yeah.
	That's a cult.
	Yeah.
	We're here, we're square, we're coming for your children.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	What cultural phrases?
	I was trying to think of them.
	Like, what are the if they're if they're if they're if they're accurate with that, but being set deceitful, what would have a cultural phrase for trans rights activists, which they have rights, uh, or a uh anti-facetable.
	Well, no one thinks of trans as cultural.
	Born in this way lyrics.
	Yeah, no, it's Born This Way lyrics.
	It seems his 30 odd six is engraved with uh uh Kyrgyzstan's national dish recipe.
	And uh they wanted a culture to experience showing less than twenty-four hours later.
	The left is sorry, my throat was just uh clogged, sorry.
	Um Hassan tweets this out.
	Charlie Kirk opposed the civil rights act called George Floyd Scumbag, said he'd be worried about black pilots and that he'd force his daughter to carry a pregnancy to term if she was raped.
	He shouldn't have been killed, but definitely was an extremist.
	Wow.
	Okay, hold on.
	Let me can you can you guys zoom in because I can't see that?
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Charlie Kirk opposed the civil rights act.
	No, he didn't.
	Call George Floyd a scumbag.
	Don't know, but I'd support it.
	Said he'd be worried about black pilots.
	I'm not familiar with that one.
	And let's go to the next one.
	He'd force his daughter to carry a pregnancy to term if she was raped.
	Okay.
	Let's change that one.
	He wouldn't allow his daughter to commit murder because he wouldn't want his daughter to answer an act of evil with an equal act of evil because he would be consistent.
	See, we can both do that, you piece of shit.
	In the bigger context, you're worried about DEI hires as pilots.
	Doesn't matter where they're from.
	Yes, has no idea no matter their color or gender.
	Is that what it was?
	Okay.
	He wouldn't want his daughter to answer to God for murdering her baby.
	Yeah.
	What a different way of saying bag.
	Yeah.
	How is that?
	I mean, George Floyd was a scumbag.
	He was a scumbag.
	He was a scumbag.
	Whether you think he deserved to die or not?
	Whether you think it was murder from Derek.
	Whether that whole shit that whole scenario doesn't matter.
	That's a whole different thing.
	He was a scumbag.
	He lived.
	He robbed people.
	He stole.
	He ignored his kids.
	I forget the crimes.
	He was a piece of shit without the crimes.
	Yeah.
	He was a scumbag.
	Very nice, gentle giant scumbag.
	He shows up at a barbecue, right?
	Hey, I'll I'll prove it to you.
	He shows up at a barbecue with you go, wait, careful.
	That's the guy who robbed the woman at gunpoint with uh her kid there and uh beat the shit out of her and her, and uh, you know, he might be on a speed ball.
	You'd go, let's make sure the kids are away from George Floyd.
	Hey, what's George?
	People would call my son at the barbecue.
	What is he doing?
	Yeah, people will call me a scumbag for saying that.
	Calling him a scumbag.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I know.
	Well, and and look all that debunked.
	30 seconds.
	It's it's very easy to debunk that.
	I mean, we've got debunking of the DEI quote.
	He's basically like saying, I that's not who I am, that's not what I believe, but he's been forced to believe that because of DEI policy, saying, Man, I hope that person's qualified.
	By the way, you know what?
	That is almost verbatim.
	What I said, it changed my mind.
	To the girl who said, Well, I'm here at uh UT.
	She said I wouldn't think I would be here for affirmative action.
	Yeah, and I said, Really?
	I said, Well, what were your uh what were your scores?
	And she gave me, I can't remember.
	She gave me pretty impressive GPA extracurriculars, SATs, and I said, Great candidate.
	That's so sad to me that you earned your spot here, but you could never know.
	Right.
	That's my favorite.
	And you don't believe in yourself.
	Yeah.
	And she she you could see she was just in the same thing, that's the thing.
	Like, hey, I I've said if I look at so if I I same thing.
	By the way, this is one of those things where we need to not go, because people go, I don't agree with everything he said.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	If I see a black female pilot, might be in the back of my mind.
	Hope she was the best one for the job.
	Wouldn't exist without DEI.
	It would be a non-issue.
	I'd know she qualified just like everybody else.
	That's right.
	There were no special considerations given.
	My point is, that's what they call extremism.
	Yeah.
	This is the voice of the left.
	Yeah.
	By all accounts.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm just reading, I'm just reading what the papers are putting out about this guy.
	He's the voice of the left.
	Fine, I'll give you the moniker.
	Right.
	Voice of the left says it's extreme to not want babies killed in the womb.
	Those are the extremes.
	By the way, how many how many shots been taken at uh is it his uncle uh uh Uyghur there at Young Turks or or uh uh uh whatever his name is Wasanabe Hasanabe.
	How many how many shots been taken?
	How many bike locks he'd been hit with?
	How many how many lunch boxes stolen from hot have been thrown at him?
	You don't have a pager, do you?
	So I guess that's you know, Medi Hassan, uh you know, he he he was offended by that.
	That that's what they get, and that's like oh kicking people off.
	Remember, somebody impersonated him once at a festival.
	Two point five million would be my estimate just on security that we've probably had to spend in the last few years.
	Do you remember the fear?
	Yeah.
	Uh Because it was a trend of fast food cups.
	Oh, yeah.
	You didn't know if there was cement in them.
	That was the trend.
	That Kiefer Sutherland looked like in front of the Google headquarters.
	Fill them with cement.
	People think it's a shake.
	Now whip it.
	Yep.
	Yeah, Andy No had had those things.
	Remember the video of him?
	Covering the riots?
	Yep.
	Yep.
	Yeah, I do.
	How many, how many of that uh these guys?
	I don't know.
	None of those, none of those lists had Andy No on it, by the way.
	I just just for clarification purposes.
	Right.
	Hey, Andy, no, we hear you.
	We see you, just so you know.
	Hey, Ben Shapiro, we see you, we hear you.
	People had sawed off shotguns ready for you when the media wasn't interested.
	You know, like I said, it's it's celebrate the man who was willing to take the risks knowing, because Charlie Kirk, like all of us, had to deal with consequences on an ongoing basis and had to manage the risk.
	And what you are seeing is in a in an absolute tragic fashion, one that got through because we are all constantly, constantly having to block, block, block, block, and put up measures.
	And I'm telling you, the left doesn't.
	They don't.
	I know, I know it because when I would, for God's sakes, when I would do things at HLN, uh I was a Fox News for four and a half years, and I would go over to the liberal networks or local news, they would just be walking around, not even having security.
	And I remember back then Sean Hannity having to walk around with a whole like a whole detail.
	And I just remember like, what?
	You just you're walking out of HLN 10 smoke.
	Okay.
	It's totally different.
	Totally different.
	You know, back then, um Dr. Drew probably didn't need security, but you wonder now.
	Now that he's kind of you know come a little more center.
	Yeah.
	You turn coat.
	Get him.
	Yeah.
	Because he was at uh HLN when you were you were doing that show.
	I can tell you Joe Rogan.
	The first time I did Joe Rogan show, I was blown away.
	He had less security than I do when he was at that point before he had veered more into the right.
	He was sort of, you know, dipping his toe in.
	I know he does now.
	I wonder if Joe Rogan would tell you there has to there's been a change.
	I wonder if Joe Rogan would tell you that, oh, the second he went to like before you get to someone being blown away and it's awful in this way.
	I just don't want you to forget about it in two days or two weeks.
	Because them saying that Joe Rogan is advocating horse paste and changing the tint to lie to you about him is enough.
	That's that's that's enough.
	In other words, that's bad enough, and it's constant risk.
	And if you've protect yourself physically, reputationally, right?
	Then hey, Joe Rogan advocating crazy new age medicine.
	Steven Crowder, hitting wife.
	Don't look at the court records.
	Hey, Charlie Kirk, riddled with scandal.
	There was something they tried to do a while back.
	I don't even remember what it was.
	Uh something with Ben Shapiro.
	There's always something.
	Oh, they're a bad ball, they're bad hard to work with K. But the point is they try and destroy the reputation, and it's a block and it's a block and it's a block.
	And when you live with these lies and you see it, and we see it today, that's why we try and show it to you so you see it in real time.
	So you see it in real time.
	You see the cultural engravings, cultural phrases at CNN.
	But for everyone you see, there are hundreds of examples that get through that we're not able to catch.
	It's just lie, lie, lie because the ends justify the means.
	Let's grab I uh let's grab a final chat here.
	Yeah.
	And uh my mouth is dry.
	All right.
	Final chat from Oh look a dime.
	Do you see this as the modern shot herd round the world?
	In a way, yeah.
	And I think this is we were uh all here just exhausted after the Zerutska thing.
	It really took it out of us.
	And I think you guys saw it before what happened with Charlie, and I think the waves taking place that week and the reaction therein made it really clear.
	I I can't think of any other time in my life where you had something that galvanized people so much because specifically because they were being lied to, right, Zarutska, where they were being gaslit immediately.
	Yeah.
	And I saw people getting really mad saying, okay, something something here needs to change.
	And and and by the way, how do you know it's righteous anger?
	Is it based on truth?
	Was it based on the fact that Black men are 12 times more likely to kill white men than the other way around.
	Yes.
	And that this is a man who could have been stopped.
	The big thing is evil, awful, and predictable and enabled.
	That's what you saw as Zerutsk 14 times.
	And that's what you saw with Charlie Kirk.
	That's a good choice of wording there.
	The question was shot her.
	Is this the next shot her around the world?
	Shot herd around the world.
	The news of that got to the rest of the world pretty slow.
	Yeah.
	And it was heard.
	We saw it.
	We talked about this yesterday.
	Was that the most graphic assassination we've seen?
	Yeah.
	In history?
	I think so.
	We talked about well, there's JFK, but it's grainy.
	Yeah.
	And they cut it quick and it was live TV.
	This is all over the internet.
	It was a very graphic video.
	It affected it affected us way differently.
	And the whole world saw it within two hours.
	Mm-hmm.
	Yeah.
	It's definitely an inflection point.
	He's getting the medal of freedom.
	They're going to name that plaza at the campus after him.
	Good.
	Um, I was delighted to see on the way in as I know you guys were, local business has that big flag, half-mast.
	Yeah.
	I think it's I've never remember I can't remember anything in my lifetime where you've had a situation where it's it's it's happened as a one-two like this, and it's the same problem.
	Yeah.
	Um, and I know the left said, well, it shows it's gun control.
	It's no, it could be a white shooter, so no, no, no, no, that's not what we're talking about.
	We're talking about the same problem of the enablement and the uh propagandizing of the evil left.
	The only reason, the only reason that Zerutska is dead is because people had consumed enough propaganda to believe that my God, this criminal should be out on time 14.
	We've been doing it the left's way with that judge, with that DA, with that record.
	That was the result of the left's policies.
	We went along with them and said, okay, target it's targeting, it's not crime, it's targeting, it's racial bias.
	Let's correct that.
	Okay, it's uh discriminatory because it's a system that is predicated on you know, black people being more likely to commit crime, so they're disproportionately affected.
	So let's just make a cashless bail.
	The left had their way, we see the results.
	It's awful that it's predictable.
	Not that you know when it will happen or how it will happen, but that something like this will happen, and then you get to Charlie Kirk, and you go.
	This is the result of vilifying anyone who dares to speak out and put their money where their mouth is and have some skin in the game.
	This is what happens when you vilify every single one of those people as a Nazi, an abuser, a genocidal maniac, a violator of civil rights, a homophobe, a racist, Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, liar, radical.
	The reason that Charlie Kirk, I guarantee the person who did it, there is no reason, just to be clear.
	Again, Grace, don't try and twist my words.
	The reason the shooter would say that he shot Charlie Kirk is because Charlie Kirk was a danger and radicalizing youth.
	Well, let me ask you this.
	Radicalizing youth to lower lower the marginal tax rates, radicalizing youth to say you should have to wait until you're 18 to make decisions regarding your sexual reproduction capabilities for the rest of your life, radicalizing the youth by saying, hey, you should be merit-based and not DEI.
	Radicalizing youth by encouraging them to carry babies and raise them, or if not capable, put them up for adoption.
	That's radicalizing youth.
	In other words, look, we've talked about this with Jay, uh with JFK.
	Jesus, sorry, with Jesus Christ and Muhammad.
	If everyone followed Jesus' prescription, in your neighborhood, you'd have a pretty kick-ass neighborhood.
	Might be a little weird.
	You might every now and then, you know, be short on water because it's constantly turning to wine.
	But outside of that, you probably have a good neighbor.
	If every one of your neighbors acted like Muhammad, you'd be Muslim or you'd be dead immediately, right?
	So let's just look.
	Okay, so right now, Charlie Kirk.
	The reason the shooter, the reason the piece of shit terrorist took Charlie Kirk's life, is because he believed that Charlie Kirk, just as he believes that us and you are radicalizing the youth.
	How often have you heard about echo chambers, right?
	We need to stop the radicalizing echo chamber.
	Okay, here's a change of mind.
	Here's a proof.
	Well, we're gonna ban it.
	Hey, we have a problem with an echo chamber.
	Okay, well, let's just have these conversations.
	And uh, you can't cite crime statistics, and YouTube bans you.
	So create their echo chamber.
	So this guy believed that Charlie Kirk was radicalizing the youth because the media said that everyone on the right is a radical, right?
	Right wing extremists.
	It's a stupid term.
	That means that you're anywhere from moderate left to right.
	Charlie Kirk, if everyone followed his prescriptions.
	Very similar to mine, but let's just talk about the main, the moral ones.
	Yeah, we'd have fewer abortions.
	We'd have fewer divorces.
	We would have lower taxes.
	We would have a strong military and a police presence.
	We would have less tolerance for crime.
	We wouldn't have open borders.
	Young men would grow in to become primary providers for their family while the women raised the children as opposed to the state.
	And you would have open dialogue with anyone who was willing to engage.
	That's good.
	If everyone in your neighborhood was Charlie Kirk, you'd have a pretty good neighborhood.
	Whether you would agree with him on everything or not, it'd be a pretty good neighborhood.
	If everyone in your neighborhood believed what that shooter believed, that Charlie Kirk is radicalizing the youth and anyone on the right wing, you'd have a bloodbath.
	Your neighborhood will be a bloodbath.
	And so I ask you, who is radicalizing who?
	Because like I told you before, the only guarantee when you don't have complete information, when you're looking for answers and you don't have them, you can't make definitive claims in a lot of ways if you don't have the whole picture except one.
	The left's prescription and answer will be wrong.
	And so they start with the kernel of a lie, Charlie Kirk.
	Thank you.
	And his ilk are the ones radicalizing the youth.
	Who need to be eliminated and need to be marginalized and off of big tech platforms?
	So the solution.
	The less severe version is you don't get to speak.
	People like Charlie, people like us, people like you don't get to speak.
	The severe version is people believe that kernel of a lie and they go and do what this piece of shit leftist terrorists did to Charlie Kirk.
	You start with the truth with an incomplete picture.
	Charlie Kirk is not the first to experience an act of violence.
	It's not the first time he himself experienced an act of violence.
	It's only one side.
	It's been enabled.
	This has been boiling.
	And that's what needs to stop.
	If all your neighbors were Charlie Kirk, you'd have a pretty good neighborhood.
	If all your neighbors believed, as the shooter did, what CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, what leftist media and their big tech enablers believe, you'd have a lot more dead Charlie Kirks.
	and What kind of America do you want to live in?
	And when you when you pick your side, everything you can do to fight like hell every single moment.
	Fight like hell, the meaning doesn't change.
	The approach does.
	Unbridled aggressivity.
	Righteous indignation, anger, discipline, and take no prisoners when dealing with those who present an active threat because they're.
	just went up exponentially because they'll take it from you.

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