STINCHFIELD TONIGHT OCTOBER 9TH, 2025

SEGMENT 1: PRESIDENT TRUMP THE PEACEMAKER PRESIDENT

SEGMENT 2: ECO-TERRORISM TO BLAME FOR PALISADE FIRE?/
                       TPUSA: UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA

 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:31):
Well, good evening everyone, Welcome to Stinchfield. I'll tell you what.
It's a good day. New York State Attorney General Letitia James.
This is breaking news. She has been charged with a
felony at felony entails lying to a mortgage company on
her mortgage application to ensure a favorable mortgage rate. This

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is when she claimed multiple houses as her primary residence.

Speaker 2 (00:57):
Those are the allegations. Anyway, she claimed that President Trump
was above the law.

Speaker 1 (01:03):
Guess what, honey, Now, nobody's above the law, not even
the Attorney general of the State of New York.

Speaker 2 (01:11):
She brought this on herself. Folks.

Speaker 3 (01:14):
We are way down a slippery slope, like way down right,
and I'm perfectly happy to say that what.

Speaker 4 (01:20):
Trump is doing is worse than what Obama did or
than what Biden did.

Speaker 1 (01:28):
So that is how CNN reacts to the indictment of
Letitia James, that it's somehow worse than what they did
to President Trump, hundreds of millions of dollars of a
civil suit in New York where there was no victim.
In this case, by the way, there is a victim,
the banks. They were forced to give her a lower

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interest rate because she claimed it was her primary residence.

Speaker 2 (01:53):
It wasn't.

Speaker 1 (01:54):
So they lost out on this deal. You can't have
anybody lying, much less a public official. And you know
what else they did to Trump. They stacked the deck
against him. They charged him with a liberal judge and
a liberal court, with a liberal jury.

Speaker 2 (02:10):
Not the case for Letitia James.

Speaker 5 (02:12):
This isn't some right wing grand jury. This is in
the Eastern District of Virginia and Alexandria, the Alexandria Division.

Speaker 2 (02:20):
I worked there many years ago.

Speaker 5 (02:21):
This is loaded up with Democrats, government workers, and illegal immigrants.
That's the Eastern districts of Virginia. So it seems like
it's a pretty strong case by US attorney Lindsay Halligan,
President Trump's all star US attorney in the Eastern District
of Virginia.

Speaker 2 (02:41):
Thank you, Mike Davis.

Speaker 1 (02:43):
I want to go to a little flashback here and
I will just give you one sentence, okay, which sums
it all up.

Speaker 2 (02:49):
Karma is a witch with a bee. I'm not afraid
of no. President Donald Trump. We're ready for you.

Speaker 3 (02:57):
We're coming for you.

Speaker 1 (03:00):
Well, guess what, you can't live in two places at
one time this case. I don't know how you get
any more open and shut than this one. We'll see
how it plays out. Turning now to a scene I
don't know, folks, I never thought i'd see this in Gaza.

Speaker 2 (03:28):
Folks.

Speaker 1 (03:28):
They are chanting Donald Trump on the streets of Gaza
after it was announced this peace deal was going to
go through between Hamas and Israel. Now tomorrow the Nobel
Peace Prizes are supposed to be announced. If President Trump
doesn't get one, I will tell you what. The whole

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thing is an absolute fraud. He deserves it. There is
a ceasefire in place. Now, we're supposed to get hostages
by Monday or Tuesday.

Speaker 2 (03:59):
Here's President in Trump looking ahead.

Speaker 6 (04:01):
What guarantees Hama's disarms and that Israel doesn't resume bombing
once the hostages are person We're.

Speaker 7 (04:07):
Doing getting our hostage just back, okay. And that's what
people wanted more than anything else. They wanted these hostages
back that have lived in hell like nobody has ever
even dreamt possible. And after that we'll see. But they've
agreed to things, and I think it's gonna move along
pretty well.

Speaker 1 (04:29):
Look, everybody in Israel is celebrating this. They're celebrating this
as you just saw in Gaza. Middle East countries are
celebrating this. President Trump even thanked Iran. Iran played a
role in getting this deal done. The President is nothing
short of amazing, folks. He deserves this Nobel Peace Prize,
not that he needs it. Nobel Peace Prize lost all
credibility to me when they gave it to Barack Obama

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in two thousand and nine for his effort in trying
to get peace. He didn't get any peace, but his
effort they gave it to him. President Trump stopped half
a dozen wars and now peace in the Middle East.
It doesn't get any better than this. Here's the Secretary
of State.

Speaker 3 (05:06):
You know.

Speaker 8 (05:07):
I don't know if the one day, perhaps the entire
story we'll be told about the events of yesterday. But
I suffice it to say it's not an exaggeration that
none of it would have been possible without the President
of the United States being involved. It really began with
your trip to the Middle East, where these relationships were
forged with partners in the region, personal relationships, close relationships

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that created the foundation where all of this was possible.

Speaker 1 (05:34):
The bottom line is Joe Biden could couldn't get it done.
President Trump did, and that's reality. Now, we celebrate today,
but don't lose sight of the fact that we're still
dealing with Hamas.

Speaker 2 (05:46):
This is an evil terror organization. I'm not convinced they'll.

Speaker 1 (05:49):
Just drop their arms and give up and never do
a harm to any quote non believer. Ever, again, I'm
not that naive. Here's how the deal is supposed to
be laid out. Maybe a peacekeeping force in Gaza. We're
still getting details about that. What will America's role be
it all this, I want to know. Hamas is supposed
to disarm. That's part of the deal. They would get

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amnesty as a result of all of this, including releasing
all of the hostages by Monday or Tuesday. Humanitarian aid
would resume in a very big way, and they would
rebuild Gaza. Turning to many of the wealthy countries in
the region, and there are a lot of them.

Speaker 2 (06:31):
This is the Israeli foreign minister.

Speaker 9 (06:33):
President Trump was brilliant taking Hamas answer. When I read
it for the first time, I thought, well, it's not
really an acceptance, but he took it and like not
only season opportunity, but created an opportunity by saying, well,
it's positive, let's been from there and eventually works.

Speaker 1 (06:56):
Mister President, I salute you. You are are the president
of peace. Peace through strength, maybe, but peace in and
of itself. Joining me now, former Special assistant to President
Trump and Army colonel retired, our good friend Derek Harvey
is back, colonel.

Speaker 2 (07:12):
Great to have you back on Good to be here, colonel.
Is this a day to celebrate?

Speaker 6 (07:19):
Well, it very much is because any opportunity to get
to free hostages and bring the dead bodies back and
get an agreement that opens up an opportunity for further progress,
especially in dealing.

Speaker 2 (07:32):
With Hamas and Gaza.

Speaker 6 (07:33):
I think it's a very important day, and it would
not have happened, as Secretary Rubio said, without the commitment
and risk taking by President Trump. And he's built these relationships,
not just with the recent trips to the region, but
he built them in twenty seventeen and onward. He earned

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those trusts, that trust and the credibility and the belief
in his commitment to getting things done. And I think
those relationships and then Secretary Rubio and Jared Kushner and
mister Whitcoff did a lot of the mechanical things to
move this thing forward. But you know, I think a
lot of credit goes to those three guys working behind

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President Trump's vision.

Speaker 1 (08:18):
You know, Colonel's interesting you brought up those men because
the left will tell us that President Trump's a dictator,
he's a tyrant. Certainly, he played a big role in
the vision for all of this massaging the relationships with
the leaders of these different countries. But he gave great
leeway to his men and women in the field. You
mentioned Witkoff and Rubio and Kushner. He wasn't up in

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their grill every second of the day trying to tell
them what to do.

Speaker 2 (08:45):
He let them work these deals, didn't He?

Speaker 6 (08:49):
Yes, he does, and he's the key decision maker. He's
an excellent chief executive officer. And he provides the direction
the vision provides the guard go left, go right, and
you know, ultimately the buck stops with him, and so
that frees up people like Secretary Rubio and Witcoff and

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Jared to engage more freely. And the interlocutors over there
know that all three of these gentlemen have the President's
here and the confidence of President Trump, and that makes
a difference at the negotiating table.

Speaker 2 (09:25):
All right, Colonel I guess my last question for you here.
And I don't want to be naive.

Speaker 1 (09:31):
I celebrate today, but I realize we're still dealing with Hamas.
I really don't trust them asking them to disarm. I
don't believe they actually will disarm everything. I fear it's
only a matter of time before another suicide bomb goes
off in Tel Aviv. Where do you think Hamas comes out?
They don't just give up here.

Speaker 2 (09:50):
Do they? Absolutely not?

Speaker 6 (09:52):
And what I'm reading from Hamas today is that they
are saying they have not surrendered, that they are not
going to disarm, and they are going to remain in
power one way or another. And they've already gone after
you know, opponents, clans and tribesmen that they think are
a threat to them, and they are glad that the
United Nations is going to be funneling more aid in

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so that they can try and get wealthy again and
repair their financial situation. That said, the President has had
a major accomplishment in getting the Arab countries on side.
Turkey not an Arab country is on side, and Iran
apparently is not standing in the way. So that's a
major accomplishment that opens up the door, doesn't mean we're

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going to get there because execution matters.

Speaker 2 (10:40):
Yeah, it sure does.

Speaker 1 (10:41):
Derek Harvey, your insight on these issues is so fabulous
to have on this program. I always appreciate you coming on.

Speaker 2 (10:46):
Thank you, sir as always, thank you Graham.

Speaker 1 (10:49):
Absolutely, we shall see how this plays out. It is
a very good day. Hostage is coming home. First and foremost,
but I'll tell you this, Israel has to give up
literally hundreds of victed terrorists.

Speaker 2 (11:02):
This is not going to be good going back into gods.

Speaker 1 (11:04):
The Lord knows what they're gonna do down the road.
Antifa needs to be dismantled. Let's turn our attention to
what I believe is a terror group here at home.
President Trump has dubbed them a terror group at home.
How do you dismantle them? Well, the administration has made
it clear, first and foremost, not only do you start
arresting the goons off the street that are breaking the law,

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but you have to go and follow the money. You
have to go to the source of who's funding this
well organized, well financed machine.

Speaker 2 (11:34):
This is cash bettel we.

Speaker 10 (11:36):
In this FBI will go after with the criminals with
the vengeance. We will not rest until we find every
single seed money donor organization and funding mechanism that we have.

Speaker 2 (11:48):
Think about this.

Speaker 1 (11:49):
Antiva doesn't have a corporate office. Okay, there's no Antifa
dot com or Antifa LLC. It's not gonna be that easy.
But there's no you know, MS thirteen Inc.

Speaker 2 (12:02):
Either.

Speaker 1 (12:03):
So the government does have ways to track the money.
They're going to need the help of the Treasury Department
in all of this, and apparently Cash Hotel has already
recruited the Treasury Secretary's help.

Speaker 10 (12:14):
And I want to echo the Secretary's comments on Scott Bessen,
who's allowing us to map out these networks through their
financial criminal activities which has been going on for decades.
And I would like to remind the American public they
built this disease temple of corruption over decades and in
eight short months, mister President, you have crippled their foundation

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because of your leadership here.

Speaker 1 (12:37):
Well, that is a very good thing, though they still
are operating in full force. And you know, the amazing
thing is Antifa stretches beyond American borders into Mexico and beyond.
Their ultimate goal, of course, is to cause chaos in America,
which brings me to our real America's Voice correspondent Oscar Ramirez,
who is in Mexico tonight. He's come face to face

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with Antifa in his home country their Oscar, welcome to the.

Speaker 11 (13:04):
Program, Grant. It's always an honored to be with you.
Thank you for the invitation.

Speaker 1 (13:08):
Well, it's great to have you on, Oscar. You've come
face to face with Antifa. You say that during the
Biden years, we saw the Biden caravans, there were times
when Antifa was right there. Tell me about that, and
what do you think their goal was? Was coming south
of the border.

Speaker 12 (13:25):
A lot of these individuals are mercenary activists, Grant, and
they were crossing the border to be a part of
this illegal crossing and this multimillion business through angls.

Speaker 11 (13:35):
A lot of them that were identified just yesterday.

Speaker 12 (13:38):
You know, one of the independent journalists was hurt by
one of these individuals, pointing out that their mechanism and
how they were working, you know, inside of the United States,
but also they were working in Mexico infiltrating and migrant plants,
trying to take over these migrant camps, with trafficking ultimately
the radicalness and against law enforcement, but also infiltrating in

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southom America and also Central America.

Speaker 11 (14:01):
We documented this. These mercenary activists.

Speaker 12 (14:04):
They were violent, they were aggressive, and if you you know,
we started exposing them, and they started targeting us and
trying to go against us and put in our lives
at risk continuously throughout all the four years of Jo biden.

Speaker 1 (14:17):
Oscar It seems to me that Antifa has to be
well organized and well financed to move these people down
into Mexico and beyond the ultimate goal I would assume
would be the goal of the caravans, that was to
upend America by flooding with criminality, flooding this country. And

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if Antifa can help that that leads to more of
their anarchy here in the country. Do you think that
was the goal to encourage what was going on there
to ultimately harm America.

Speaker 12 (14:48):
Absolutely, Grant and the year twenty twenty one, through Real
America's Voice news, we exposed what they were doing, being
a part of ango's and lawyers, American lawyers that they
were working in Mexico in the voters in Tijuana and
and also in the other the negatives and matamotives and
these angos that were fabricating fake marriages, fake matrimonies through ceremonies,
and Antifa was you know, these activists were part of

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pulling in the migrants while they were being returned back
or while they were arriving to the voters and telling
them to which ango they need to be directed so
they can cheat on this immigration loopholes so they can
cross illegally to the United States of America.

Speaker 11 (15:24):
It was a multi million dollar machine.

Speaker 12 (15:27):
They needed these radicals in migrocants so they can take
over them, so they can designate which journalists they can
go in find out the information. They have controlled everything,
the distribution of narcotics, the distribution of drugs, the abuse
stores women, the abuse to children. Antifa was a terrorist
organization internationally working in Mexical This is why they needed

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to be designated as a terrorist organization grant. And they're
actually you know, they're copy pasting a lot of the
attitudes and the moti operandis of the Tartalian Mexico.

Speaker 11 (15:58):
So this is why it's so important designated as help.

Speaker 1 (16:02):
Yeah, look, I know you've seen these goons that roam
the streets.

Speaker 2 (16:06):
Is Antifa.

Speaker 1 (16:07):
I'm looking at them on pictures in Portland, Seattle. These
people don't have millions of dollars to spend on this.
So those millions of dollars are coming from someplace, whether
it's Soros backed or other billionaires. I'm sure Cash Betel,
we'll get to the bottom of it. Your work is
always fascinating. Oscar Ramirez.

Speaker 2 (16:22):
We appreciate you coming on tonight as always. Thank you
so much.

Speaker 11 (16:26):
Grand there's always an honored to be with you. Thank
you well.

Speaker 1 (16:28):
The honor's mine absolutely all right, which brings us to Portland. Now,
Antifa is there too. We've seen Seattle, Portland, all of
these places are really overrun with Antifa goons. They want
to stop ICE from doing their work. ICE's work is
to get dangerous criminals off the street.

Speaker 2 (16:50):
Okay. Christinome was in Portland.

Speaker 1 (16:52):
When once ICE agents can get buy these Antifa lunatics,
they were out there arresting people like this person to confirm.

Speaker 13 (17:00):
You said that man was a sex offender and illegal,
and I asked him.

Speaker 14 (17:03):
What crime he had committed, and it was against a minor,
so he was against a child and from now on
he will no longer be able to do that. He said,
he's coming to this country illegally five different times over
the last several years, and now he will be brought
to justice and they'll never be allowed to become a
citizen of the United States because he waited until we
had to arrest him, punship for his crimes and deport

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him out.

Speaker 13 (17:26):
Thank you, mam.

Speaker 1 (17:28):
Remember you have an opportunity to self deport yourself to
all the illegals out there. You ought to do that
now before the Ice agents come get you. Now, who
would want that guy in America? A sex predator. We've
got murderers and rapists and drug traffickers, Yet it seems
like democrats.

Speaker 2 (17:45):
Want them here.

Speaker 1 (17:46):
I would think everybody would want them out, except, of
course the governor of Oregon, the police chief in Portland,
and I guess the mayor of Portland too.

Speaker 2 (17:56):
Check this out.

Speaker 15 (17:57):
And then I was in Portland, went out and back
on Tuesday and met with the governor, met with the mayor,
met with the chief of police, and the superintendent of
the highway patroled. They are all lying and disingenuous and
dishonest people, because as soon as you leave the room
then they made the exact opposite response. So we're looking

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at new facilities to purchase. They're in Portland too, and
we're going to double down, and do you.

Speaker 2 (18:25):
Hear what's happening.

Speaker 1 (18:26):
They're telling the Feds one thing and then going out
and doing another. Much of the dismay of the people
of Portland who just want to be safe and secure.

Speaker 2 (18:34):
Tick. Look at this video.

Speaker 1 (18:36):
This is the police chief leaving the meeting with Christino.
He looks like he was beat up, disheveled, and not
happy about what just went down. Maybe he realized, folks,
that police chief has sold his soul to the devil.
He has turned his back on the oath of keeping

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safety and security in his city and letting Antifa lunatics.

Speaker 2 (19:01):
Rule the streets there. Well.

Speaker 1 (19:03):
David Medina is a gentleman who shot much of the
video I just showed you there from Christine Nome and
the interviews he wrote with Christine Holmes. He's an investigative journalist,
he joins us. Now, David, welcome to the program.

Speaker 16 (19:18):
Thank you, grahat, appreciate it. Manson honor, absolutely, David, the honors.

Speaker 2 (19:22):
Mind.

Speaker 1 (19:23):
You got to spend a lot of time with Christi Nomes.
She just called the governor, the mayor, the police chief
of Portland liars.

Speaker 13 (19:31):
Is she right, David, She's absolutely right.

Speaker 16 (19:34):
These people along with their media pundits, their fake news
media pundits here in Portland, Grant, are just destroying the city.
They've been destroying the city for years. They've been destroying
the state for years. Our homelessness, our crime, everything from
taxes are insane taxes that they're passing here to this
radical left Antifa violence and thuggery that's been happening and

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permeating our city.

Speaker 13 (19:57):
They've done nothing about it.

Speaker 16 (19:58):
They didn't do anything about it twenty twenty when they
almost burned Portland to the ground.

Speaker 13 (20:02):
They're not doing anything about it now. And they're looking.

Speaker 16 (20:05):
At Secretary Nome like she's the bad guy for coming
here feeling concerned for her federal officers and Ice officers.
And I'll tell you this, Grant, the people of Portland
and the people of Oregon are so grateful to President
Trump and Secretary Nome for finally shining a spotlight on
what we've been dealing with here in Oregon, this radical
left policies, this radical left thuggery that's been happening and

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destroying our community. I mean, you saw the pedophile that
was released back into the community. There are tons of story,
tons of illegals here in Oregon that are being re
released back into the community under the guise of compassion
because we're a sanctuary state.

Speaker 13 (20:41):
It's disgusting.

Speaker 17 (20:42):
All right.

Speaker 1 (20:43):
You were, as I mentioned with Christine Noam, for quite
a bit. You got to confront the police chief. I
want to roll this little clip and then get your
response and what you think of the police chief in Portland.
That's cut twenty for the guys behind the glass technique too.

Speaker 16 (20:58):
Chief out of the meeting, go had the meeting, go
with you, you guys get any progress?

Speaker 17 (21:03):
Who are you? I'm David Medina, local local community member here.

Speaker 18 (21:06):
Oh great, Yeah, no, I appreciate the conversation, of course.

Speaker 13 (21:09):
Do you think there's any progress made in there?

Speaker 11 (21:11):
I always think there's progress.

Speaker 2 (21:12):
I'll meet and communicate with one another always, look thank you.

Speaker 1 (21:17):
All right, This is typical arrogance if you're not a
member of the mainstream media. He didn't want to talk
to you, David, That's what that was about. But your
your reaction to him and his reaction there.

Speaker 11 (21:28):
Yeah.

Speaker 16 (21:28):
You know, I've been hearing from people on the ground
who actually are close to the police chief day and
that says he's a devout Christian.

Speaker 13 (21:33):
He's a good Christian man.

Speaker 16 (21:34):
And I said, well, you know what, well, you better
tell him to find his courage and get on his
knees and pray. Because of him going on CNN and
kind of just being this like mouthpiece pawn for these
radical Democrats here in the state and city. I go,
that's great that he's a Christian, that he believes in Jesus,
But the man needs to find his courage because our
city is hurting. Our businesses, Grant are leaving in record numbers.

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The business environment in Portland is still recovering from the
Bill on riots in twenty twenty. And you know, Chief
Day and the Portland mayor and the Oregon governor, these
people just played politics while I mean, I'm hearing from
business owners in downtown Portland every week that says, you
know what, man, I'm a Democrat, but I love that
you're what you're doing, and this something needs to be done.

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They're tired of it. People are tired of it on
all sides, Grant. We are tired of these radical left policies,
these sanctuary policies that are making our communities unsafe, coming
from the same people that talk about compassion and defending democracy,
and they're allowing these dangerous people back into our communities
and people are being hurt by it. And so I
don't want to ever hear these people talk about how
they're compassionate, or about Trump's not compassionate, or Secretary Nome

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and their dictator. I don't want to hear any of
that because these people's policies have been hurting us here
in Oregon. And thank God that the national spotlight is
finally being shined on our state to help us out here.
I'm grateful for President Trump's leadership.

Speaker 1 (22:51):
Well, David so am, I I'm also grateful for you
and the others that are shine a light because without
men and women like you work in the streets, we
wouldn't know about this stuff. The mainstream media doesn't want
to cover it. David Medina, thank you for coming on. Please,
next time you got some good stuff, share it with us.

Speaker 2 (23:06):
We want you back.

Speaker 13 (23:07):
Absolutely, thank you, grant, appreciate.

Speaker 2 (23:09):
You man, Absolutely, thank you too.

Speaker 1 (23:12):
You know, it's interesting, I didn't know that the police
chief considered himself a devout Christian man.

Speaker 2 (23:17):
And what did I say in the beginning he sold
his soul to the devil?

Speaker 1 (23:21):
Well, when you want a paycheck, and you'll do the
bidding of radical leftists who don't believe in God. By
the way, and I'm talking about the mayor there, and
I'm talking about the governor in Oregon.

Speaker 2 (23:31):
How can you call yourself a Christian?

Speaker 1 (23:33):
People are literally being persecuted in Portland by these Antifa
lunatics and he does nothing about it. All right, Just
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Speaker 1 (24:26):
New details are emerging about the suspected Palisades fire arsonist
was an eco terrorism more Democrat violence.

Speaker 2 (24:35):
It looks like stick around. Welcome back everyone. I want
you to take a look at this man.

Speaker 1 (24:51):
What you're looking at here is the face of climate
change or not. Look the Democrats have said climate change
was responsible for the Pallisades fire. That's the suspect they
now say set that fire. Apparently, according to our friend
Benny Johnson, the great influencer, he found his Facebook page.
I want you to take a look at this in full, please,

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if you can, thank you. It says climate change will
force a new American migration, with images of California wildfires.
Fundraised for Joe Biden Kamala Harris. According to Bennie Johnson
August nine, twenty twenty, rising seas could menace millions beyond shorelines.
The great climate migration has begun. So this guy, is

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he a climate zealot?

Speaker 2 (25:37):
I don't know. He's accused of setting these fires.

Speaker 1 (25:39):
You got twelve people dead, seven thousand buildings burned down,
acres and acres of damage.

Speaker 2 (25:45):
I want to bring in now to discuss this.

Speaker 1 (25:47):
Republican Member of the California State Assembly, David tonky Pot
is with US representative.

Speaker 2 (25:53):
It's great to have.

Speaker 18 (25:54):
You on grant. It's always good to join him.

Speaker 1 (25:57):
Well, what do you make of this, because to me,
this looks like another example of Democrat violence. And I'll
say violence because twelve people are dead after these fires.

Speaker 19 (26:08):
I will hardly agree with you on that. I mean
this idea that there's a moral equivalence between which side
is violent and which side is not. Well, just like
you had stated earlier, who's being hunted, who's being assassinated,
and who's being killed in front of us right now?
And not only that, this is a form of eco terrorism,
and it's something that I almost feel like has to

(26:29):
be intentional, the way in the state of affairs that
our forests are in the way that we mismanage, just
the use of vegetation management. I mean, I have been
talking about this a lot because my family, their property
was destroyed in the car fire that affected the Redding area.
I worked on the Creek Fire, which was California's largest
fire until the next year when the Dixie Lightning and

(26:51):
Complex fire burned. And we are not doing anything. And
I don't refer to these individuals as environmental justice people anymore.
I refer to them as anti human activists. And they
have a thanos theory of policy. They believe human beings
are the problem, and if they could eliminate half of
the world's population, they think that there could be abundance.

Speaker 18 (27:13):
Again, these people are not good people.

Speaker 19 (27:15):
All they do is work in scarcity, and you see
it right in front of you. You see it, and
they are lying to you, weaponizing compassion, trying to get
everybody to believe their bs.

Speaker 2 (27:26):
Yeah, you know, it's amazing. Sometimes I do these shows Assemblymen,
and these.

Speaker 1 (27:31):
Themes emerge, and you know, I hear you talk about
them lying and talk you talk about these radicals. Well,
we just had a last segment talking about literally high up,
higher ups in Oregon that are lying to this administration.
And then I have to say, there's Gavin Newsom, your governor,
the man who wants to be president soon. This was
him yesterday, roll that guys cut four.

Speaker 20 (27:55):
To provide support to those that have been victimized by
this ours and this devastation thirty nine billion dollars for
months and months and months, and the presidented States has
said nothing. Speaker of the House said he's not interested
in helping the American people.

Speaker 1 (28:13):
That's not quite what the Speaker of the House said,
or how the President feels, but he's complaining he's not
getting enough money from the federal government. You're a state,
a settlement in California. What do you say to Gavin Newsom?

Speaker 18 (28:28):
Be the governor, be the elected leader of California.

Speaker 19 (28:33):
Victims blame leader's lead, and unfortunately we don't have a
leader here in this state. In four days, we could
allocate three hundred million dollars to go to an election
that nobody wanted. But we couldn't do that for four
days for the people of the Palisades or the Eaten
fire or all of the other wildfire victims across this state.
We've got so much money here in this state. I've

(28:54):
gone to the White House and I've talked to them,
and you know what they told us is that if
California wants to act like the big bad wolf that
it is, and you're the fourth largest economy in the
world and you want to brag about it, then prove it.
Why do we always have to wait on somebody else
to clean up our issues when we don't do enough
to take care of the people in California. And you know,
it really bothers me when they go and they say

(29:18):
that this is somebody else's fault, and they said this
is unprecedented. I have a documentary from the nineteen seventies
that was done on the first Palisades fire. So not
only is it documented, it's within the lifetime of a
lot of the legislators in Sacramento that burned the area.
And the last sentence on that CalFire report says floodbasins

(29:38):
and dams are being studied as a possible part of
the solution. And they left the Santa Yanez Reservoir empty.
This is dereliction and negligence, and it's clear and it's evident,
and it's time to stop gaslighting the California people.

Speaker 1 (29:52):
And as you mentioned, we've been talking about this for years.
Let me turn subjects now. Another issue California faces is
this issue of redistricting. It's going to take the California
voters to approve this. That's called Proposition fifty in California.
I saw this on the local Sacramento news, the ballots

(30:13):
that are going out. If you take a look at
at these, this is the video if we can guys
of these ballots where there are holes apparently in the
ballots where you can see whether or not you voted
yes or no. Now this would allow if you asked
me to be able to fill in one or the other,
you fill in too.

Speaker 2 (30:33):
If it's a four vote, which would excuse me.

Speaker 1 (30:35):
If it's a no vote to redistrict, then you could
negate their vote roll the voter that blew the whistle
to the news on this.

Speaker 21 (30:44):
If someone were unscrupulous and didn't like how I voted,
they could double market, which would invalidate my vote.

Speaker 3 (30:50):
So we could have put the hole here.

Speaker 21 (30:52):
We could have put the hole here, We could have
put the hole anywhere. It just it appears to me
that it's been place there for a reason.

Speaker 1 (31:02):
Assemblement the pictures I saw, it's right over the four
or against vote. Now they're saying, oh, we'll put your
ballot in a different way so you can't see it.

Speaker 2 (31:12):
Your reaction to this great.

Speaker 18 (31:15):
We have evidence that dogs voted in our election.

Speaker 19 (31:17):
And I got yelled at in the Elections Committee that
our elections are safer and it is more than likely
to be struck by lightning than it is to find
voter fraud. And now we see this coming out of
a lot of our elections office and they claim that, well,
we need this for braille or feelings or all this
other stuff that doesn't even you could put it anywhere

(31:40):
on that entire ballot, and yet that's where it goes.

Speaker 18 (31:43):
That is the most suspicious thing in the world. And
where there's smoke, there's fire.

Speaker 19 (31:47):
And if they're hiding it all over the place, whether
it's in the elections committee, whether we have evidence that
dogs voted in two elections, this is something that is
a massive issue. It's why people don't trust the process
is here. It's why when it comes to Prop fifty,
I may be working as hard as I can. I'm
on the side of the road right now because I'm
doing so many Prop fifty events all over the state

(32:08):
because they are lying to us and they don't deserve
any more power. And it's the people here in California
that are saying that we deserve to be in Washington
when we've given you the highest poverty, highest homelessness, highest
illiteracy rates under our elementary school students, highest cost of living,
and they want to be rewarded for it. We need
some help, we need some evidence, some more, and we

(32:29):
got to keep hammering on them.

Speaker 1 (32:30):
And I just appreciate you for it. Expos again well,
we'll keep at it. You know, we do it every
morning on the radio out in Los Angeles. My co
host Jennifer Horn on AMA seventy, I know you've joined
us there before. We're grateful for your fight as well, Assemblymen,
and keep us post.

Speaker 2 (32:46):
If there's anything else we got to expose, we're happy
to help.

Speaker 18 (32:49):
We got to save here a big story. I got
a big story coming soon, and I'll need your help
on it.

Speaker 1 (32:54):
All right, You just text me my friend thank you.
Go get them take care absolutely. You know, as goes
California goes the rest of the country. Gavin Newsom has
shown you what it looks like out there. Do you
want that for the rest of the country. No, all right, folks.
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Before I close, I'd.

Speaker 22 (37:53):
Like to take a moment to honor someone who's vision
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And I have to read this because I'm just going
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(38:14):
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(38:37):
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Please welcome to the stage.

Speaker 23 (39:23):
University of North Dakota TPUSA Chapter President Athony Vatoo.

Speaker 24 (39:46):
Good evening everyone. This is absolutely beautiful to see so
many people out here in North Dakota. So thank you
again for coming out here this evening. Our chapter here
at the University of North Dakota has been absolutely blown
a by the response from the community.

Speaker 17 (40:03):
For this event.

Speaker 24 (40:05):
So so many people have been so kind and amazing
to us. We like to take a moment to thank
security and law and enforcement not only for their amazing
help today working to keep us safe, but also for
their diligence and hard work every day, putting their lives
on the line for all of us. I cannot continue

(40:37):
without thanking a few more instrumental people to our chapter here,
So thank you to a Turning Point staff, specifically Dalton Nelson,
Olivia Notch for helping organize all of this for us
and being there for us weekend and week out. You
all have been so supportive and helped us grow to

(40:58):
where we are today and willing to work with us
and support us in our ambitious goals like filling the
Chester Fitz. And most of all, thank you Turning Point
USA for supporting us in our chapter, giving us resources
and training to pull off an event to this size.

Speaker 6 (41:19):
Thanking beautiful.

Speaker 24 (41:26):
So if you're interested in starting a chapter, please check
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you can go to TURNINGPOINTUSA dot com slash get involved.
We'd love to help you get plugged in. Finally, we want,
or finally we encourage you to attend our biggest events
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(41:49):
This event you do not want to miss. With that
being said, please join me in honoring Charlie Kirk by
holding out the rally sign that is on your seat
for a photo. If you do not have a sign,
yell and give us some energy for Charlie Kirkanya, thank you, God,

(42:27):
bless them, Thank you.

Speaker 1 (42:38):
First up comedian, Turning Point contributor and host of Turning
Point Tonight, Joe Bob.

Speaker 3 (42:44):
They're allowed to come into the event and if they disagree,
we will give them a microphone. These are the same
people that tell you if you pay more tax money,
they can change the weather.

Speaker 13 (42:55):
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Joe.

Speaker 2 (42:57):
Bob, Joe Bob, Joe Bob. Job, job Joe Bob, Bob.

Speaker 3 (43:22):
What is going on?

Speaker 4 (43:23):
Guys?

Speaker 3 (43:23):
How are you doing tonight? And I used to do
this every tour stop, do it twice? How are we
doing tonight? If you don't know who I am, my
name is Joe Bob. I'm a comedian, a TPOSA contributor.
I also host Turning Points, Turning Point Tonight's show. But

(43:45):
most importantly, especially in this context, for the last three years,
I had the honor and privilege of opening and being
the opening act and touring the country with my friend
Charlie Kirk. This is my first tour back, and I'll
be completely frank with you, guys. I talked to just
about everybody here who has worked on this tour for

(44:08):
as long as I have, if not longer than that,
and there's no real good term here that I was
able to tell them what it's like the fact that
I'm not making stupid jokes and Charlie's not coming on
after me, and the only thing I can come up
with is it just sucks. It just sucks. But you

(44:31):
know what each and every one of the Turning Point
staff told me, Yeah it does. But look around, look
at each and every one of you here that Charlie impacted. Yes.

(44:54):
In trying to figure out what to say here, I
think I wanted to tell a couple of stories about
my friend Charlie, and I hope that this kind of
illuminates the kind of guy that he was, what he
was attempting to do and did do in the conservative movement.
I think it best starts out with how I got
wrapped up into this Turning Point bubble. I a couple
of years ago started filming ridiculous videos in my garage.

(45:18):
I was a conservative guy, and I was making a
bunch of videos about I hate paying taxes, I hate
the government, and I hate paying taxes. Yeah, it was
pretty much those three things. And I posted him online,
never really thinking anything of it, and a couple of
months later I got an email from Turning Point saying, hey,

(45:41):
we'd love to have you on the Turning Point Live
TV shows they did. It's called TPUSA Live, and they'd
love to have you out to Phoenix. So this, at
this point in time was I was not in the
conservative movement. Really, I thought this was a great opportunity.
So I decided to go to Phoenix. I did a
couple episodes of the show, and for what ever reason,
Turning Point and Charlie decided, hey, would you like to

(46:04):
become a contributor here at Turning Point USA. And again,
coming from not this industry at all, this is not
what I did. I thought, yeah, this would be a
great opportunity, and so I did it. I became a
contributor at Turning Point USA. Fast forward a couple months
we were in Dallas, Texas at the Young Women's Leadership's Summit.

(46:24):
Anybody here was at YWLS. It's a travel, it's a distance.
What I have done in the past, though, is a
bunch of people cheer, and then I wonder why the
men are cheering, And then it's also weird because I'm
about to tell you why I was there. It's not
what you think. So we're at our Young Women's Leadership summit,

(46:48):
and the keynote address for that event was going to
be a conversation between Charlie Kirk and Matt Walsh. We're
all fans of Matt Walsh, yes, So at this point
in time, this is at like the height of Matt's
What Is a Woman documentary. He's touring the country asking

(47:09):
the most difficult questions what is a woman? And so
I think he I think he had an event earlier
in the day. The keynote address was supposed to start
about seven pm, and around six point forty one of
the producers at Turning Point comes over and finds me
and says, hey, Charlie wants to talk to you backstage.

(47:31):
So I go backstage, and at this point in time,
you know, I've been working at Turning Point for a
little bit. I've had my run ins with Charlie, but
I don't really know him all that well. You know,
he's a busy guy. I have no idea what I'm doing,
so we don't really like friends necessarily. I go backstage
and Charlie says, you're a comedian, right, And I said yes.

(47:54):
Now some context here, I had done stand up comedy
for five six years, but I was really just doing
open mics. To call myself an established comedian at this
point in time would be a fantastic exaggeration, but I
confidently said yes, I am a comedian. And he said, great,

(48:17):
Matt's running about an hour late. Can you go on
stage and stall for time? I said yes. Now, I
thought I had some pretty good composure there, But look,

(48:38):
I I was a comedian at that point in time
in the same way that like Joe Biden was a president.

Speaker 2 (48:45):
Right.

Speaker 25 (48:45):
It's like like like in theory, I was a comedian.

Speaker 3 (49:01):
But the most people I think I'd performed in front
of at that point was maybe forty people, and that
might be overstating it. And now I'm sitting in front
of Charlie Kirk himself saying, hey, there's twenty five hundred
people out there. I know you're not Matt Walsh who
they're expecting. Please go entertain them. Now Again, like I said,

(49:22):
I tried to keep my composure. But Charlie must have
seen something because after that he just looked at me
and said, I believe in you. He had no reason
to believe it be because he didn't really know who
I was. I think he had heard that I was
a comedian. At the end of the day, that really

(49:44):
stuck with me. It ended up going well, and a
couple weeks later, Charlie asked, Hey, you know, the comedy
was okay, It was pretty good. Do you want to
come on tour and do this stuff at college campuses
and open for me? And I said yes. And every
single time there was an opportunity that Charlie presented with me,
my mind always went back to that one moment where
he very simply said I believe in you. And like

(50:06):
I said, there was no reason for him to do that.
In reality, what I think was happening is indicative of
who he was as a person. He didn't know what
I was doing, he didn't know what I was going
to say, He didn't know about my comedic history or
lack thereof. He simply believed in me because I was
a part of the conservative movement, and so because of that,

(50:28):
I can confidently say to all of you here that
whatever your role in the conservative movement is. Charlie also
believed in you. Doesn't matter if you're running a super
small chapter on a campus. Charlie Kirk believed in you.
It doesn't matter if you're fighting with your administration because

(50:50):
they can't get college or chapters on their specific campus.
Charlie Kirk believed in you, no matter how big or
small your job was in the conservative movement. Charlie Kirk
believed in you, yes, because that was who he was. Now,

(51:15):
I have another story, and this is a little bit
more whimsical. It also might get me in trouble a
little bit, but we're gonna risk it. So I at
turning point, I'm the comedian, the in house smart ass,
and that comes with some substantial liability from the higher ups,

(51:38):
meaning that you know, if you're gonna do comedy correctly,
you're gonna have to push some boundaries a little bit.
And that just kind of comes innately to me. I
think of everything in terms of jokes, Like for my
own amusement. Sometimes I'll go on Instagram and type in
the hashtag LGBTQ, and I'll scroll down and I'll find

(52:00):
a photo and I'll comment that's gay, just because I
think it's funny. See. And then and then people will
comment back, that is so offensive, and I say, I'm
stating a fact. And then and then they'll get really

(52:22):
really upset and be like, there's nothing gay about this photo,
and I'll comment back, sure there is. It's a picture
of NDSU, Like, hey, I get it. Usually the rival

(53:00):
schools are further driving distance, but I recognize that some
of you might have made the trek up from Fargo.
So just just know that everybody here, because you're a
part of the conservative movement, it doesn't matter that you're
a part of the LGBT NDSU, we love you just

(53:22):
the same. So that's the kind of menace I am.
And so there's a lot of times where I'd like,
I like to make jokes and again, like you know,
to the to the higher ups, the turning point, I'm
kind of a liability. But this one story that I

(53:44):
want to tell you happened a couple of weeks ago,
very very recently. And what happened was I recorded a video.
Somebody put out a ridiculous, absurd video and I was like,
that's insane. I need to record a joke to that.
So I did, and I was planning on posting it
later that afternoon, but before that, I sent it to

(54:04):
a producer at Turning Point, who I knew would love
the joke. But I also knew that he didn't have
social media, so he wouldn't see the joke. A couple
of minutes later, he texted me back, bro, that's hilarious.
Also hold off on that. I gotta make sure that's okay.
Turns out he sent it to his boss. His boss

(54:25):
sent it to their boss, their boss sent it to
their boss, and ultimately it got to Charlie. This ridiculous
joke that I didn't think anything of made it all
the way to the top. I'll tell you what the
joke is. Okay, So we all remember the American Eagle

(54:46):
debacle with Sidney Sweeney. Yes, yeah, the Libs put us
in a very challenging position of having to defend that
Sidney Sweeney is hot. It took some skill, grit, and
heterosexual male with two eyes to prove that point. But

(55:13):
of course that was a crazy scenario, right. So the
Sydney Sweet thing happens, and you see all these types
of videos. They're fascists, they're Nazis because she's hot. They're
white supremacists. We all remember this. But there's one video
in particular that I thought was so egregious and absurd

(55:33):
I couldn't help but mock it. It was this picture.
It was this video of this girl who happened to
be black, and the person filming the video she was
out to have an American Eagle, said hey, do you
want to go in that store? And she turned around
and said, I can't go in American Eagle because I'm black.
It's an absurd thing to say. So I responded with

(55:56):
equal absurdity. I actually think she's right. I don't think
American Eagle accepts EBT Now.

Speaker 26 (56:09):
Now, now, clearly, clearly, this is a joke.

Speaker 3 (56:22):
We all understand this. And by the way, what she
said was worse. So that was the joke that made
it all the way to Charlie, and he texted back
doing see. And it gets even a little bit further

(56:52):
than that, because you know, I totally get it. There's
people that are trying to protect the brand, and so
some of the higher ups said, hey, we're gonna post that.
We're gonna allow you to post that, but can we
add a disclaimer to it. I was like, a disclaimer
and they're like, yeah, we want to make sure that
everybody knows it's a joke. Like, it's clearly a joke.
They yeah, but we got to have a disclaimer, and
I texted back, that's gay.

Speaker 10 (57:17):
Uh.

Speaker 3 (57:20):
But seriously, I didn't want to disclaimer because I like,
this is clearly a joke. And again, what she said
was way worse than what I said. So I had
a better idea. I put my own disclaimer. I sent
it in for approval that said, uh, disclaimer. Charlie Kirk
himself wrote this joke, but he made me say it

(57:41):
because I'm a.

Speaker 27 (57:41):
Brown and Charlie texted back perfect.

Speaker 3 (58:02):
Now this highlights I think two things that are very important.
One is that we are all aware of the ridiculous
slander that has come to Charlie Kirk, especially in the
last couple weeks. It's insane, it's untrue, it is absurd.
But I think this highlights how absurd it actually is.

(58:23):
In the world of comedy, I've noticed that comedians only
stray from jokes if they're afraid that it might expose
a truth within them. Let me rephrase that, a person
who is unafraid of being slandered is only unafraid because
they know what they believe. Yes, only a person who

(58:48):
is afraid of slander, or the person that is afraid
of slander is afraid of it because they're worried that well,
maybe some of these accusations might be true. Charlie was
not that way at all. Only a person who is
confident in what they believe. And by the way, Charlie
didn't believe in race at all, but was forced to

(59:09):
talk about it because the Libs can't let it go.
But only somebody who is confident in what they believe.
Let's a guy like me pull the trigger on that one.
The second thing is that it re emphasized Charlie's understanding

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of the conservative movement. Right. We've all seen Charlie's debates,
saw him go toe to toe with really the best
of the best and also college kids, and there's there's
definitely there's clearly something that brings people to the conservative
side of the aisle through logic and reason and debate.

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But Charlie understood that those weren't the only only things
that brought people to the conservative side of the aisle.
It took other things like comedy, like music, like entertainment,
like arts, All different sorts of factions would come together
to build the Conservative coalition. And that's what Charlie understood
better than anyone else. He brought me on tours specifically

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because quite honestly, he made some funny jokes, but people
weren't really expecting jokes to come out of a guy
like Charlie, so that the right over their head. Specifically,
I remember we were at Berkeley and he made a joke, Yeah,
try being a transperson in the Middle East. They'll give
you a flying lesson off the nearest roof. Nobody laughed

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because they weren't expecting him to be funny. But here's
the thing. Charlie recognized. However important he was to the movement,
he knew that other facets were necessy in order to
build a conservative coalition. And so with that, I want
to leave you with this. In the three years where
I was touring the country with Charlie, there would be

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so many instances where people would come up, and students
specifically would come up and say, how do I get
involved in turning? But how do I get to do
what it is that you do? I say, first of
all God given talent. I'm kidding. No, They'd say, how
do I get involved? And I say, okay, well what
is it that you want to do specifically? And they
would say, I want to be the next Charlie Kirk.

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And I understand the sentiment, but I think Charlie himself
would phrase it just a little bit differently. It's great
to be admired, it's an honor to want to live
up to somebody like Charlie. But I think he himself
would say, rather than being a version of someone else, instead,
become the best version of you that you can be. Yes,

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it doesn't matter if you're an artist, be the best
version of you that you can be. If you're a musician,
be the best version of you that you can be,
if you're a biologist. You're not going to be on
the Supreme Court. But be the best, Be the best
version of yourself that you can be. Can we all
agree here tonight in North Dakota that we will be

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the best version of ourselves in honor of Charlie Kirk? So, guys,
thank you so much. It honestly has been cathartic being

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here with you. I'm so excited to see the movement
that Charlie started and put his blood, sweat and tears
into grow to the expanse that it has. Just don't
let that fervor die. And if I can ask you
these last three things, it would be this, never stop
fighting for truth, yes, never stop fighting for freedom yes.

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And never stop fighting for this country.

Speaker 23 (01:03:15):
Yeah, North Dakota. Thank you guys so much. We appreciate you.
Thank you, Thank you, guys, what a great night.

Speaker 2 (01:03:28):
Thank you.

Speaker 28 (01:03:33):
My name is Charlie Kirk, and I love America because
I love talking with truth. I disagree with start an
organization that's now in a thousand plus campuses to save
the greatest culture and country ever to exists.

Speaker 4 (01:03:44):
Our family's divided. We're divided the same way the nation
is divided. Will anything ever be remedied? A nation divided
against itself will not stand neither will a family divided
against itself.

Speaker 29 (01:03:55):
Why do you think your son is conservative? You, as
a father, should listen to your son.

Speaker 3 (01:03:59):
I used to be point on my father's side. Upon
doing my own research and seeing things firsthand, I've switched sides.

Speaker 25 (01:04:05):
We talk every day about politics to the point where
it's divided.

Speaker 29 (01:04:08):
Us father son divide is more important than politics. Really
try to come down at what generational perspective do they have?
Never let politics get in the way of the beautiful
relationship between father and son.

Speaker 14 (01:04:19):
And my question for you is do you have any
hate against the LGBT community?

Speaker 29 (01:04:25):
How could I hate that which I have a heart for.
I might not agree that for some of the lifestyle
choices that some people make, but of course no. And
if someone said Charloie WIT's re view on marriage, I say,
I believe marriage has been one man and one woman.

Speaker 3 (01:04:36):
Do I had hate in my.

Speaker 29 (01:04:37):
Heart for somebody that doesn't choose the lifestyle that I
believe that God laid out in the scriptures.

Speaker 3 (01:04:42):
Of course, not else is beingful.

Speaker 30 (01:04:45):
I go around universities and have challenging conversations because that's
what is so important to our country. It is to
find our disagreements respectfully, because when people stop talking, that's
when violence happens.

Speaker 18 (01:04:58):
You can see that happen all across the world.

Speaker 3 (01:05:01):
What am I to achieve from that view?

Speaker 30 (01:05:03):
Because I love talking to people I disagree with