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November 25, 2020 • 41 mins

As two young Black Conservatives, CJ Pearson and Christian Walker have a raw and unfiltered conversation on how they approach not checking the intersectional boxes that the Left wants them to. How did they reacted to the murder of George Floyd and the violent riots that followed? They invite the youth to join the Conservative movement to change the world for the future. CJ also breaks down the hypocrisy from the Left on celebrating Thanksgiving.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Up next c J. Peterson on Censored, part of the
Gang wish Tweed such d Network. You know, I don't
think there's anything more racist than people viewing blackness as
a disability. And I think until we acknowledge that like that,
that's the real racism. We need to be calling out
the country. Stop feeling bad for people because they are
not your color. I got c J. Pierson here. Welcome

(00:22):
to episode Bob of c J. Pierson The Censored. Happy
Thanksgiving Week to all of you. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone
who's at home with their families right now. I'm actually
back home from school at least for a few days,
heading back to Bama for the Armored Bowl, where we're
gonna absolutely devastate Auburn in case you don't know that already,
now you do, um, But for the next few days,

(00:45):
gonna be eaten. Of course, happy to see my family,
happy to see my dog, happy to see the grandparents
and parents, all of that. But guys, I've got to
tell you that mac and cheese, that turkey, that dressing,
that's that's the main attraction. And I think I think
Mom can respect that. So I'm so happy to be home,
so excited to be home, and also kind of amused

(01:06):
by the fact that just by virtue me being home,
I'm kind of triggering the left. Right, because you've probably
seen this, they're up in arms about the entire idea
of people quote unquote congregating for Thanksgiving right having dinner
with your family is now a criminal offense in their eyes.
You know, coming around the table saying that you're thankful
for another, that you love one another and decided to

(01:27):
eat some good food has now made you a super spreader,
a walking public health risk in their eyes, and so
much so that in some states they're actually threatening to
arrest you and throw you in jail like a dog,
like a violent criminal. If you have the audacity, the
audacity to simply eat food for Thanksgiving, have your family over,

(01:48):
and not your grandmother over, and what your aunt, your uncle,
your cousins. If you do that, then while they want
to throw you in jail, guys, that is really an
indictment upon how far gone our society has drifted, and
really an indictment upon really not not an indictment, but
an exemplification of the fact that if you give politicians

(02:10):
too much power, they will become drunk on it. And
they will use it however they please, however they want.
They will take away your liberties, they will take away
your freedoms, and they really want apologize for it. The
fact that it's becoming a symbol of civil disobedience, it's
becoming an example of protests. To simply have people over
at your own home that you pay the rent for, that,
you pay the mortgage for that, you pay bills for

(02:30):
the utilities for that. It is now a symbol of
civil disobedience. For you to have people over at your
own home to eat your food that, again, you paid
for is the most craziest ship I've ever heard in
my life. It is insane. It makes no sense. It
can't even be explained, it can't be justified. It's just
one of those things that you scratch your head at

(02:51):
and you're just like, holy hell, like we are living
in the apocalypse, like we have to be, because in
what world is any you have this justified? Because like
sometimes I sit down and I try to understand the Left,
I really do, Like I'm trying to understand, like why
are they trying to cancel Thanksgiving? I thought they liked
the Native Americans. I thought they liked them. Is that

(03:12):
why I want to cancel Christopher Columbus Day. But then
it's like, no, it's like, we love natives. We don't
want you to actually like experience their traditions this year
because COVID COVID scary, COVID is bad. But wait, I
thought we were abdy to have this vaccine. And I
thought y'all said that actually a few months ago, that
we were only gonna have one lockdown. After that lockdown,
then we were gonna be good. All we had to

(03:33):
do is flat in the curve. We flat in the curve,
then we could go have life back to normal. We
could go back to school, we could go hang out
with our friends again, we could go to concerts, or
you could just have the time of our lives. The
new normal wouldn't be the new normal anymore. It would
just be normal. We would have life as it was.
But then we flat in the curve. And then they
said no, just kidding. It was the biggest head fake

(03:53):
in the world. They said, no, well we float in
the curve. But but no, no Thanksgiving still, no, no
school still. And if you do go to school, and
you're gonna do it online, you're gonna learn from zoom.
You're gonna pay forty a year to learn from a
zoom a zoom. You know, when I think about my

(04:13):
feelings about COVID, I think when I'm most upset about
is the fact that we've been continuously lied to by
those in power about this pandemic. Right, Like I said,
it was first it was flatt in the curve, okay,
and they said, okay, we all just seen quarantine for
a few weeks. Quarantined for a few weeks, nothing happens,
something changes. We still have mask mandates, we still have
half capacity in places, we still have restaurants closed, bars closed,

(04:37):
all these things. People's livelihoods being affected, people losing their jabs,
people coming you know, back to reduced wages, all these things.
And after we were told that this was supposed to end,
after we found the curve, and then fast forward to
now we have this vaccine which just conveniently comes up
after the election. It's now like I guess, getting expedited
approval through the FDA process that thankfully Donald Trump have

(05:00):
the four Sides implement. President Trump throw threw away all
those crazy overregulations so that we could get a vaccine
to American people. As fast as we could. Now we
have that. Communely after the election, Fiser announced that they
had have they have this vaccine that works ninety five
percent of time. But then the nice goal post became like,
once we get this vaccine, life will be normal again.
My question is like will it actually be, because it's

(05:22):
like you've lied to me once, you lied to me twice,
and I just so to blindly believe you this third time.
Like for me once, shame on me, for me twice,
shame on you for me three times? Well then I'm
just a dumbass. Right. So it's like people are like
calling the people were respected about this vaccine and cooks
and all these things, and like, honestly, like I'm I

(05:42):
can't blame them for their skepticism. I really can't. And
honestly it's it's it's well justified. And now we're heading
in Thanksgiving and they're trying to cancel that. But for
some reason, they haven't a single thing about Black Friday. Weird, right,
And you know, maybe by Christmas, maybe we'll have Christmas.

(06:03):
If the overlords let us. If Andrew quin was as
Christmas is allowed, maybe we'll have that. If Gavin Newsom
says that maybe we'll have it right, but now instead
they just want to isolate in our own homes, eating
turkey with our mask on. Yep, that is Joe Biden's America.
But guys, this episode actually isn't about COVID. We're actually

(06:26):
gonna be doing an interview with Christian Walker, who is
the son of Herschel Walker. Now you probably have seen
Christian Walker's content popping up a lot I'm on social media.
He has absolutely just been doing incredible work and I
was so excited to welcome into the pod a few
weeks ago. Um, we had an incredible conversation about black
lives matter and why black guys actually don't really matter

(06:48):
to Democrats and why, just like COVID, things like this,
it only seems to happen during election years, right when
when black lives matter in the liberals, they want to
remind black people that they're black, and then they should
hate white people and they try to use that hate,
that animus to motivate them to go vote, to go
vote against the quote unquote white man in support of
another white man like Joe Biden, who actually did a
lot more to hurt black people than people like Donald

(07:10):
Trump ever did um. But now after the election, just
like COVID, you don't really hear a much about it
other than when it comes to canceling your Thanksgiving. And
you certainly didn't hear about COVID when Joe Biden supporters
rushed in the streets of cities like New York City,
l A for these big street block parties. You didn't
hear about COVID. Then you haven't heard much about Black
Lives Matter either. Write since the election, I haven't seen

(07:32):
anyone having demonstrations. I haven't seen one posting black boxes.
I certainly haven't seen anyone tweeting BLM because, well, they
got what they wanted. The election is over. They created
enough division and strife and racial amus that well they're satisfied.
Satisfied enough, I guess, until when they'll do it all again.
Christian Walker had some incredible opinions about this and why

(07:54):
it's happening and how he's working to combat it. So guys,
listen to this interview. It was in edible conversation without
further ado, which Christian Walker because for a long time,
the Black Lives Battle movement has done a really good

(08:15):
job at counting black people into believing that they are
actually for us, they actually support us, they actually have
our best interest at heart. It doesn't matter that they
don't actually talk about the things that are really happening
in the black community. They're not talking about things like
the fact that naught, a seven person of crown that
occurs against black people is committed by other black people.
They're not talking about the fact that planned parent Who

(08:35):
was founded by actual racist and eugenicists to exterminate the
black race. They don't talk about that. They don't talk
about the fact the standard and quality of life for
black people is disproportionately worse than cities ram by Democrats
than cities ran by Republicans. They don't talk about that
because Black Lives Matter actually isn't about Black people. It's
about pushing the agenda of the Democrat Party. And a

(08:57):
lot of people in the black community are starting to
wake up to them, is starting to call it out
for what it is, just an exploitation of Black emotion
and exploitation of Black feelings and exploitation black anger. That
what they're trying to do is rile up black people,
make black people think that they actually care about black people.
For once, but what we actually realize is that democratsy

(09:20):
only care about black people during election years, and even
then they don't seem to even really care then. And
my guest here, Christian Walker, has done an incredible job
at calling them out for what they are without further
ado is Christian Walker. Christian, how are you doing today? Hi,
see j I'm doing great. How are you? I'm doing incredible.
I'm doing incredible, Christian and happy to be here. Thank

(09:41):
you so much for joining us. Christian. I've gotta say
I'm I'm a big fan of you. I've been uh
following your content over the course of the past years,
throughout their selection cycle, and you've been doing some really
incredible work. And I think what has drawn people to
you is the fact that man like you go in,
like you absolutely go and like you don't care who
you get for who you're going out, like you just

(10:03):
go in. And what you've really been talking about a
lot recently is the fact that the Black Lives Matter
movement is a scam. It's not a movement about black
people for black people. It's just a movement being used
by white liberals in an attempt to defeat the president.
Tell me a little bit more about about that and
kind of what what brought you to this point, what

(10:23):
has made you set a vocal critic of the Black
Lives Matter movement? Well, I started talking BLM and politics
in general when the riots, the BLM terrorist attacks came
to my neighborhood in l A and kind of just
destroyed my neighborhood, destroyed places in which me and my friends,
me and my neighbors always hang out out and always
think of as being a relatively safe space. And in

(10:45):
a day, it was completely torn down, and nothing had
been done for black people. This terrorist organization that claims
to help black people, claims to write in an effort
to help black people, does nothing but destroy. And so
I really just got fed up, and I furthermore, um
got fed up and continue to get fed up with
their defense of criminals. It's never or I mean it's

(11:06):
just about never an innocent black person that's being killed.
It's always a criminal. Yeah, you know, like, what were
the laws on the Black Lives b ironman and actually
uplifted a black person in our community that's actually has
it committed a crowd we were the last time they
praised uh, you know, someone like Ben Carson or Jerome Hudson,
who is the face of the coronavirus response as the
U S certain general, I've never seen him tweet anything

(11:28):
supportive about him or any black man like you and I,
who UM have the audacity to think for ourselves. But
you know, when it comes to burning things to the
ground and looting and riding, um, they're always eager to
do it. And what they seem to do most frequently
is use these depths of people like George Floyd. This
isn't doing anything for black people. Speak on that a

(11:48):
little bit more. Oh well, I mean specifically, when the
riots started after George Floyd, A big thing that I
focused in on was they were destroying um, black owned
businesses and not and I'm not talking about like big corporations.
I'm talking about mom and pop stores, businesses that people
had worked for for their entire life. So I don't

(12:08):
get how rioting, how carrying out this Marxist agenda, their
attacks on the family helps black people at all. Furthermore,
you know, I'm continuously curious about where all this money
is going UM that people donate to them. Is it
going to fund even more riots? Because riots are continuously
popping up in different cities. What what are they doing

(12:30):
for the black community. I still I don't get a
clear answer, and I can't get a clear answer from anyone. Yeah, yeah,
I'm asked the same question. Is you know they're raising
all this money, millions of dollars, and I don't think
the black person has ever seen that money. You know,
I remember when they were raising money for these bail
bonds or whatever, basically bail colonels out who decided that
they wanted to take advantage of Jordan Boyd to have

(12:50):
to commit crimes a lot, and they said they were
doing it for Boyd, But everyone person with a with
a simple brain understands that they weren't doing it for
that um. And what they were doing across the exactly
what you said, they were burning down black owned businesses.
I thought, you know, let's do something about it. You know,
at the end of the day, Black Lives Matter is
here to destroy. Let's show what conservators can do to

(13:11):
uplift and build. And so I started this fundraiser UM
to raise money for these business owners to help them
get back on their feet and to aid them. And
then what they were going through, you know, a lot
of these businesses they had been shut down because of
covid UH and now yeah, and then they then a
few weeks later, a month later, they have to shut
down again because their windows are busted, their inventory is stolen.

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And a lot of these business owners, from the conversations
I had with so many of them, they saw no
light at the end of the twal They had no
idea what they were gonna do. And so I created
this gop fund me. We raised the hundred and sixty
seven thousand dollars in the span of two days, and
we gave it directly to these business owners. And with
that one move, conservatives across the country did more for

(13:53):
black people then the Black Lives Matter movement has done
since the beginning of this existence. Right, And and you
wouldn't have had to do that unless if Black Lives
Matter hadn't destroyed in the first place. So we destroyed
and you had to rebuild. Yeah, exactly, Black Lives Matter destroys.
Liberals destroyed concerns that cut the slat. We were the
adults in the room, and we go and we rebuilt.
And that's been the sadly the story of the way

(14:16):
the Democrats have treated black people since the time out
of history has begun, like Democrat American history. Yeah, and
people forget about that because you don't teach that in
school anymore. You know, people don't realize that the Democrats
are the people that founded the gay Gay Gay. The
Democrats are the people that told people that look like
us that we belong at the back of the bus.
The Democrats are the people that fought so hard for

(14:37):
Jim Crow laws and so much more. They want to
talk about things like Jim Crow They yeah, they didn't
want to desegregate the schools like it's it's on and yeah,
so you don't talk about racism in this country. Democrats
of the architects of racism in this country. It was
the Republican Party that was founded to fight against it.
But somehow they have gotten into this point where they
feel as if they can revids and rewrite history to

(15:00):
make them appears if they are some saving grace, if
they are the light that we need in the black community.
But if you look at what's happening in every single
winter city in America, ask yourself what the state of
Black America is right and dovery more. I think we do,
and I think you do as well, and and and
but I'm curious, like what brought you to that point
where you ever? Have you always consider yourself to be

(15:21):
a conservative or was it kind of just a process
of getting there for you. I've definitely always considered myself
to be conservative. I've always you know, had conservative viewpoints.
But I didn't feel a need to speak out. And
I didn't feel a need to speak out until there
was such an attack on truth, when the media is
calling these terrorist attacks peaceful protests, when people are getting

(15:42):
fired for not kneeling down to the mob and supporting BLM,
this this organization that hates our country. When I felt
like truth was disappearing around me, I felt like I
needed to be a voice for that. So that's why
I come so hard. Definitely, you know a lot of
people would say that folks like you don't exist right.
You're you're young, you're black, you're gay, and your conservative.

(16:02):
You break every single box that the left likes for
people to believe that they deserve to live in and
belong in. And so I'm curious to because I know
that takes a lot of courage, right, you know, to
be a member of so many communities that aren't traditionally conservative.
What gives you that courage, you know what, what keeps
you in the fight. So one thing I always say

(16:23):
is that the left thrives on group think mobs. They
thrive on mobs. That KKK was a mob. Um. They
placed people into mobs, whether that just be blacks in
general or l G B t Q or immigrants. They
placed people into mobs, and they forced them to think
a certain way based on their identity. I didn't grow
up like that. I didn't grow up having friend groups.
I had individual friends. I was never in a mob

(16:44):
like environment. I was always an individual. I always um,
you know, I spent a lot of time alone with myself.
So when this whole mob thing red became popular this
year and people were, you know, supporting BLM and and
l G B t Q, A B C d EF
it is always a big deal. I just didn't feel
a need to give into liberal group think. And so

(17:06):
really it doesn't take a lot of courage for me.
I know it seems as though it does, since everybody
else kind of struggles to speak out, but it's quite
easy for me. I feel like it just fell. Yeah,
you know, that's that's I can really have a thought
of that story too, because I feel like it's it's
been the same way for me. You know, a lot
of people often ask me, it's like, why are you
so vocal? You know, are you ever afraid of being

(17:26):
canceled or people just you know, hating you for being conservative? Like,
I cann't care less. I have my beliefs, I have
my views, I have my values, and you know, no
one's gonna tell me that because of the color of
bod skin that I can't be conservative. It's a much
racist thing. And they don't even know they're being racist.
And it's even worse when white liberals tell you that, right,
they're like, how dare you support Donald Trump? Do you
know that you're black? Yeah? I know that I'm black,

(17:48):
and I I also know the history of your party when
it comes to keeping down people that look like me.
And it's because of that history that support this president
who's done so much for black people, like criminal justice reform,
like h you see you investment policies that Democrats have
long said that they were going to do but never did.
Because cycle after cycle is the same story. It's we

(18:10):
love black people, we care about black people. Will tweet
the hash guys will post the black boxes, will invite
the rappers to our events, but the question is never answered,
what have you actually done for black people? What have
you talked about? You? But you made the first black president?
What did he do for black people? Oh? Yeah? And
I think I mean you said something great about white liberals.

(18:31):
They're just nuts and they're racists and they don't know it,
but they're They're on a whole different level. But there
is something that needs to be said about black liberals
who are so brainwashed and who are so nasty and
vehement towards conservatives, towards specifically black conservatives. And we're here
sitting supporting a president who's supporting them, who's implementing policy

(18:53):
that helps them. But somehow we're we're the ones who
get named called We're the ones who get called house, negro, house, whatever.
You know. You know, we're advocating for the black community.
We are demanding better. And I will tell people this
all the time. You know, I don't care if all
black people vote Republican or don't or whatever. I just
want black people to think like I want us to to,

(19:13):
to not be guided by this sole idea that we
have to be Democrats, so we have to be liberal,
that we have to be progress them just by the
virtue of our skin color alone. Because I think that
if we look around and we look at the state
of Black America in cities like Chicago, in cities like Flint, Michigan,
in cities, uh, you know, like Detroit, all ran by Democrats,

(19:34):
look at how Black Americans are doing these cities. Why
don't we think we deserve more ourselves like and we wonder,
you know, why are illegals being treated better than us?
Why are all these politicians making policy proposals that catered
to illegal immigrants. It's because illegals actually vote their interests.
You know, it doesn't matter who is actually doing something
for them, and it's something that helps them, They're gonna

(19:56):
vote that way. Matters Republican or Democrats. They are going
to vote the away. But black people have pushed ourselves
into this box. But we want to vote not for
a political party every single cycle, and then we want
to throw our hands up and say, what are you
gonna do something for us? Another thing that needs to
be sad is, yeah, Donald Trump is implementing all these

(20:16):
policies that help black Americans and when you pitch that
to a black leftist, a lot of times we'll just say, well,
he's just pandering. Well, he's just doing that because he
has to. Actually, no Republican presidents need zero percent of
the black vote to win. They just need the white vote.
They do not rely on the black vote as Democrats do.
So no, Donald Trump is implementing policy because he cares
about the black community. When when is that going to

(20:38):
be enough for black people? When what do you actually
want because you're voting for Democrats that don't help you.
And then when a guy does think about that is
that you know? And and it's exactly your point. You know,
Donald Trump in twenty sixteen, if if my memory serves
me right, he got like single digits black and black support.

(20:58):
This man is doing this for black people because he
actually believes it's the right thing to do. And we're
going to attack him for that. You're gonna call him
a racist for that, a white supremacist for that. But
it's just again, it's it's another attempt to simply take
advantage of the emotions of black people and weaponizem against
the political party that has not done a damn thing.

(21:18):
Do them all Republicans have done for black people is
set us free from slavery, um fight for the Civil
Rights Act of nineteen sixty four, which ended segregation de facto,
and also for for the thirteen fourteen amendments. Like the
left doesn't dwell in fact, they don't like facts, They
don't enjoy them because they realize that when they start
talking about facts and they exit from emotion, that's when

(21:40):
they love, that's when they live. And you see it
even recently with certain episodes like the Brianna Taylor incident.
You know, it's it's it's crazy. They look at these
instances and they're like, how can I make black people angrace?
So they do what I want them to do. And
with Brianna Taylor, I mean, I thought that that was
gonna be the one case where they had us, the
one innocent case where you know, she was just sleeping.

(22:01):
It was a possibly a bad cop. The facts that
we were presented in court did not lead us to
the conclusions they were making. But that's what the left does.
They make their own conclusions and then they cherry pick
certain facts to fit exactly exact is that with every
case and again, and you go back to history. So
do we blame Barack Obama for Trayvon Martin died? Do

(22:23):
we blame Barack Obama for Philando Castile died? Do we
blame Barack Obama for Michael brown A dying? Now? I've
never you know, it's so weird in these protests. I
see all these F Donald Trump signs, and I'm like, yeah,
these people really diet. Yeah, that's what I was gonna see.
It's not even Republican cities that these people are dying.
It's it's f Donald Trump. But not if you're your

(22:45):
Democrat mayor, or your Democrat governor or your Democrat d a.
And there are people that are not in dieting these
police offers. They are the people that are not ensuring
that justices serve that that that's what you're seeking, right,
your version of justice. And you want to blame Donald Trump,
who has nothing to do with what happened in your city,
nothing to do um with that officer cooling that trigger,

(23:05):
nothing to do with this prosecution or his conviction. But
it's somehow indicative of Republicans all being racist everywhere. And
it's the most ridiculous thing because, especially when you think
about what happened to George Floyd. George Floyd actually died
in the same place, the same county that Philando Castile. Dick.
Black Lives Matter was also very up in arms about
his death as well. These people are dying again in

(23:27):
cities ran by Democrats, not seeing there's ram by Democrats now,
but he even been ram by Democrats for decades. And
so if you want black people to stop dying in
mass you want this these big past he changes, this
big systemic change and stop electing the same people who
are doing the same thing every single year. And you're

(23:48):
totally right. But the other thing is, I mean our
black people even dying in mass No, that's simply not
the case. Last year there were nine unarmed black men,
and we know un armed doesn't necessarily mean non threatening
when you look at the numbers, when you compare numbers
of crime to uh people killed by police by race, statistically,
black people are killed less than other races by the cops.

(24:09):
This myth that police brutality is against black people and
all these and there's also this, you know, and it
goes back to this thing where we have lived in
a society where it's it's constantly trying to put black
people in this place of victim hood, a perpetual victim
hood where people are always just to feel bad for
us and always just feel as if we've been dealt
the most horrible hand in the world. And I'm like,

(24:31):
I am tired of people feeling bad for me. I
am doing quite fun. And I think if you work
hard in this country, because we live in the greatest
country in the world, where where you start doesn't dictate
where you end up, and if you work on a
play by the rules, you can do and achieve anything. Um.
That is why I am doing fun by virtue of
America's greatness, the country that the left is so eager
for me to hate, so eager for me to condemn,

(24:54):
so eager for me to disavow. That is why I
am doing great because I have the audacity to say
that I don't need anyone to feel bad for me.
I don't need entitlements, I don't need welfare, I don't
need the government to be my daddy. I just need
to dig deep in myself and say I want that
I'm going to go get it. That's how we fix

(25:14):
the problems that are ailing the black community. It's about
a change in mindset that's internal, that's not gonna be
fixed by any government policy, that's not gonna be fixed
by any weird policy proposal that the Joe Boden can
think of our Cola Harris can think of. It's going
to be about us as a community coming together and
saying that I am tired of white people feeling bad
for us. I want this business. I want to improve

(25:35):
our communities and that works. I want to go and
ensure that we are actually getting something that we're going
somewhere and that and that starts with a change internally
within our own community. And until we acknowledge that fact,
nothing will change at all. And it's surely a black
community thing. I mean, it's it's on the black community's
job to realize everything that you just said, and to

(25:56):
realize this is the number one country to be black
and in the world, and my truther to be black
here than in Nigeria. I don't want to live in Africa.
I have more opportunity in America than I have any
other place in the world to climb out of poverty
if I'm in poverty, to create wealth for myself, to
create a stable lifestyle for me and my family. How
was that not enough for you? The big thing about

(26:18):
it is, it's always interesting is that the people that
I feel a good oftentimes play into this. All black
people are victims, feel bad for us. Black lives matter
all the So the people that are doing pretty well
because of the fact that we are Americans, the people
like Lebron James, the people like Michelle Obama, the people
like the Beyonce's of the world, And I'm like, do
you realize that your success is only possible because you

(26:40):
live in this country? But he wants us to feel
bad for him because he was born black. You know,
I don't think there's anything more racist than people viewing
blackness as a disability. And I think until we acknowledge
that like that, that's the real racism. We need to
be calling out a country. Stop feeling bad for people
because they are not your color. That is. Oh, it

(27:01):
absolutely is. And I want to circle back to you
mentioned illegal immigrants a bit earlier. Yes, how can black
people support a party that wants to replace them replace
their votes through mass immigration? And when you look at
illegal immigration and how it affects the black community, a
lot of illegal immigrants come to the country with not
a lot of money, and they move into poor neighborhoods,

(27:21):
move into possibly poor black neighborhoods, and suddenly the school's
funds that they need to be using for tutoring or
using for whatever are now going to E s L classes.
So black families are now paying taxes to fond aid
for illegal immigrants. Or I mean there's been there's been
stories about black high schoolers looking for a job and
they go to apply at a local McDonald and they

(27:42):
can't get a job because they don't speak Spanish. Illegal
immigration is so destructive for the black community. At the
black community is blind supporting this party that wants that
wants massifcation. And we also have to bring ourselves to
a point to any where. We're asking Democrats, why do
illegal immigrants matter more to you than I do? Like,
we've reported your political party with ninety percent of our vote,

(28:03):
cycle after cycle, we have been the community that you
guys have turned to to win election after election. Why
do people who broke the law to get here matter
more to your party than I do? Oh? Absolutely, And
I think a lot. I think Democrats in general realize
that a lot of Black Americans are waking up and
in order to sustain their party, they need to be

(28:24):
bringing in new voters. And that's this obsession exactly. They
realized that black the black community is not the faithful,
uh you know, demographic that they that they've always relied on.
You know, We're starting to open our eyes and say, like,
I'm tired of this. I'm tired to be treating like
your second choice. I'm tired of being treated if I
don't matter uh to your party as you seek to
replace me with people who don't even belong here. And

(28:48):
it's just like, I'm proud of it. I really I
I could. There is not a more exciting time to
be a conservative today. We talked a lot about, you know,
your experience of the black conservative and what you've done,
but I think what's also just as incredible is the
fact that you are a young conserver as well, who
attends u c L. A right, what is that lie
on campus? You know, being Christian Walker on the campus

(29:10):
of u c L as well. We're not on campus
right now, so I can't necessarily answer that question since
I've been talking politics, I haven't been on campus. But
what I can say is that they are planning a
protest to protest my arrival the first day back Christianer
Carlson that night. Parody races pretty racist. They're doing that. Um.

(29:37):
I get tons of hate mail, hate d ms, hate
emails from u c l A students typically why typically Latino, Um,
And I mean in the era of Black Lives Matter,
you would think that that would be a crime for liberals. Um.
But you know, I plan on for the next two years.
I'm the junior right now. I have two more years
raising hell on u c l A campus because what

(29:59):
college campus as have become the indoctrination centers, the lack
of critical thinking, the lack of free thinking is absolutely ridiculous.
I love u c l A for the department I'm in. Um.
You know, it is a great school to study out,
so I want to make sure it's sustained itself as
being a great school and doesn't turn into a leftist
hell hole. So I will be doing lots of activism
over the next two years, and that's so important. It

(30:21):
takes a lot to phase us, a lot to deter us.
But what you said perfectly exemplifies what I'm doing here
as well. And whatever young conservatives doing on their campus.
I feel like they realized that education was never supposed
to be indoctrination. Education teaches you how to think. Doctrination
is very different beaches you want to think. And what

(30:41):
we also realize, I believe, is that the fight for
our country's future is going to be fought on one
of our college campuses. Because we are the future of
this nation. We are the future of this country. And
it is so important that I think conservatives get real
about engaging youth and and and just making sure that
they understand what conservatives actually There's so many young people

(31:03):
who have been misled by the professors, by their teachers
for a long long time, and to believing that Conservatives
worthy architects of racism, that we hate women. But you
actually read a history book and what you see is
that Republicans were the people that were fighting for women's
right to vote. It was Republicans that you know, authored
and and and pass the Emancipation Proclamation and the thirteenth
a moment which freed the slaves of fortunate men which

(31:25):
had in the right to vote. How are we racist then?
How do we hate women then? And that is why
I think it's so important Her voices life, yours, and
and and and all of us in this movement to
just realize that we're educators first, right, Like so many
young people, I feel like they're not even leftist, like
I really, you know a lot of young people are liberal.
But it's not that still because of any liberal conviction.

(31:47):
It's because they're confused. Yeah, totally, they don't know um.
Leftism and liberals have infiltrated the culture so deeply that
it's so easy to indoctrinate our youth into thinking that
that's the correct way to believe, that's the correct viewpoints
to have. But one thing that's super cool about being
a conservative right now is it's edgy and it's like
it's punk rocky. It's the new punk rock. So I

(32:09):
think we do have a chance to usurp the culture.
And with people like me and you going in being
on TikTok, you know, being loud in a time where
free speeches under attack, I think it does give us
a chance to kind of regain conservatives. You know, young
people are fed up with this cancel culture. They're fed
up with the idea that they're not allowed a certain things,
certain things, or believe certain beliefs and they're just over it.

(32:33):
And I think that that's why you found such an audience.
And I'm so glad you mentioned TikTok. You bruge of
thousand plus followers there. We we know what type of
people aren't the time we're talking about, you know, teenagers
talking about college kids. That's so important cause it's meeting
young people where they are. So what's kind of you know,
using TikTok kind of explained, like what has that been
like for you, kind of building your platform there and

(32:54):
how you can use in the future. Well it's super
funny because I was just so anti TikTok. I didn't
want to get on. I didn't want to start a
new social media platform. And then one day, I mean,
after my video started popping off on Twitter, I was
like and and I saw that someone had reposted one
of my videos on TikTok and it got millions of views.
I was like, well, I might as well just start one,

(33:14):
and I started making them and they just started blowing up.
It was going insane, Like it was about three weeks
into it, and I was doing an interview with Vice
News and now suddenly people say I'm the voice for
young conservatives, UM. But really it's just a good way
to get in and expose the left because young people
are really confronted on TikTok with leftist ideas, so it's

(33:36):
good to kind of counteract all of that. But as
far as hate, I mean, the hate is never ending.
There's tons of leftists on there. One thing that's cool
is a lot of leftist will I don't know what
you call it, when they like duplicated to talk and
then they like talk over you. Yeah, they'll do that
to my tiktoks and they think they're making fun of me.

(33:57):
But what it actually does it is it opens people's eyes.
Opened people's eyes who follow these leftist accounts to oh, well,
let me go check out his account, and then they
start following me and they listen to my ideas and
they think, oh, this totally makes sense. So it's just
been a really good opportunity to talk to youth, to
talk to college ade's kids. No, and that's incredible, and
I think it just again it undergrows the importance of

(34:17):
concerners going to places we've never gone before, reaching the
black community, reaching young people UM with facts that they
would otherwise never here. And so again I'm so just
blown away by everything that you've been doing. I'm inspired
by you, and I think so many young people across
the country are, and so many people in the black
community are as well. And this is a fight that's ongoing.

(34:40):
It's never going to end, even you know, with what
has happened on with the election. The fight continues right
um to quote any up. So it's it's a marathon
and a marathon music. So thank you for the work
you're doing, and of course again, thank you so much
for taking the time you welcome I had welcome back

(35:01):
to c J. Pierson nonsense. So, guys, that was an
incredible conversation with Christian Walker. His passion is just unmatched. Like,
guy's a beasts doing incredible things, and he's breaking every
single barrier that the left says that we should have
in terms of politics. Like he's a gay black man

(35:22):
who supports sal Trump. I can only imagine the amount
of liberals heads that he calls us to explode every
single day because they think that they own all of
those groups. They think they own black people, they think
they own gay people. And so when you have someone
like Christian who thinks for himself, who defeats and tackles
every societal Norman says, no, I'm not going to allow

(35:42):
it to any politics to dictate how I feel in
what I believe. That's the biggest exemplification of courage that
I think you could really have in in a very
big way politically at least um And so kudos to him,
but also kudos to the people that have made what
we're seeing across the spectrum possible. Here. We've seen more

(36:03):
black people, more minority groups rise up and support this
president than ever before. If you look at what happened
in the member election, you actually saw the president support
among minority groups increase greatly. He received more support among
minorities than any other Republican nominee since like Nixon, since
like the seventies. Like that's huge. This is the man

(36:26):
that they've spent years calling a racist or white supremacist,
a big at every single vile name in the book
that you could use to denote some type of racism
or whatever. They called him that for four straight years.
The media did, the left did, every single Democrat politician did,
but yet he still managed to run up his numbers

(36:47):
with minorities. I just don't know any races that could
do that. I don't know any grand wizard of the
clan that could do that. Right. And so you look
at what he did. Do you look at criminal justice
reformm you look at HBCUs, you look at all these
crucial and spence that he made into the African American beauty.
Not because he had to, really, not because he had to.
Like Donald Trump did not win the election in twice
sixteen because of black voters. He didn't, just to be

(37:09):
straight up with you, he didn't. But he did these
things for black voters because he realized that they were
good to do for the country. He realized that it
was physically conservative to get out of prison people who
commit non VOULND drug offenses. He realized that it made
sense to concentrate economic investment in their cities, because when
the lowest among us thrive, we all thrive. Conservatives don't

(37:31):
just care about black people during election years. They don't.
And I think that that is something that a lot
of black people are waking up to write. They live
in these inner cities that have been ramby Democrats for decades.
They live in places like Flint, Michigan. They live in
places like Detroit. They open places like Camden, New Jersey, Compton, California,
where it's ravaged with crime, poverty, and all those things.

(37:52):
And they are starting to ask themselves, as do I
deserve this right? And why don't not deserve something differ
un than this right? And how do I get something
different than this? And they started to connect it with
the fact that they've been voting for the same politicians
again and again, cycle after cycle, election after election, and
they're like, well, damn, maybe it's time for me to

(38:12):
switch something up. Maybe it's time for me to stop
being lied to. Because again it goes back to what
I said in the first segment. For me once, same
on me, for me twice, shame on you for me
three times. Well, there's a lot more about me than
does you. And I'm going to tell you. Black voters
are not done voters. They're not you know, for a
long time, we've been tainted by this idea that society

(38:34):
has pushed so hard that we belong to one political
side or the other, that we're the property of one
political party. But what we have seen increasingly is a revolt,
revolt against that logic, revolt against that idea, that my
vote is something that is that one political party is
entitled to that they don't have to earn anymore. And
that starts with the realization that these movements that the

(38:57):
love creates, the movements like Black Cloves Matter, it's not
necessarily because they actually care about black lives. It's because
they realize that the way that they control black voters
is through emotion. The way they control Black voters is
through just the manipulation of their feelings. And I'm tired
of being manipulated. Black voters are tired to being manipulated.
We're tired of being used, abused, and cast away as

(39:20):
soon as we serve our so called expendable purpose. I'm
done with that, and millions of other black voters are
and we'll see this trend continue. And it's also a
trend that I think Democrats are starting to notice. That's
why they're taping so hard, going so hard for illegals,
because they realize that black voters will not always be
there like we've been for them in the past. So
now they're trying to give illegals the right to vote,
trying to give them drivers license, They're trying to give

(39:41):
them in state tuition something that you really don't resent
that much until you're actually in college yourself, until you're
paying out of state tuition, as I am to aten
the University of Alabama. So you're telling me that I,
an American citizen, have been all my life born here,
have to pay on stay tuition getting Uiosy of Alabama.
But someone who was not even born in this country,
who hopped the fence to get here, wrote our laws

(40:03):
to get here, is going to get instate tuition when
I don't. Hell no, not just no, but hell no.
That no. Na like this episode about Black Lives Matter,
But let me just talk about this. I feel like
the more you go through life, the more conservatively you become.
Right Because but before college, obviously it was in principle
against the idea of a lummigrants paying in state tuition

(40:25):
to get a call, because it just doesn't make that
just makes sense, like they're not even from here, they
didn't even come here the right way, Like how were
they paying instay tuition? But when I got to college
and I started paying tuition myself, I could never imagine
anyone supporting the idea that people who are legal should
be making instate tuition, and it just really shows how

(40:46):
disconnect from reality that so many of those in the
left are. But guys on a more happy and jolly
or note, I hope you guys have an incredible Thanksgiving.
I hope you guys stick it to Nancy Pelosi trigger
the lives with every bite of turkey you eat. I'm
so thankful for all of you who have made this
podcast possible. I'm so thankful for all of you who
listened to every single episode, to all of you who

(41:07):
have been so supportive over the course of this show.
I think we're very close to reaching over one month anniversary,
and um I can I be more excited to be
on this journey than I could be with all of
you guys. Thank you so much and have a happy Thanksgiving.
Hey guys, c J. Pierson here, join us right here
on Apple podcast, I Heart Radio or wherever you get

(41:28):
your podcast for the same hard hitting truth because we'll
never stop fighting for you. Right here, I'm c J.
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