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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay,
very quickly, I want to go back to the phone
lines as promised. I just didn't have time to do
it at the top of the hour after Kooner's call OG.
But the Democrats haven't missed a beat. It they's it's

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like Charlie Kirk wasn't assassinated. They're back to their fascist
Nazi rhetoric. So listen now, this is Congresswoman Rashida talib
At an oversight hearing, and yep, she calls you deploying
the National Guard in Washington, DC, which by the way,

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has been immensely effective. Crime has practically disappeared in the
nation's capital. Murder rates have collapsed, homicide rates, burglaries, rapes, robberies.
It's the citizens have reclaimed the streets. So law and
order works. But here it is Hitler fascism. They don't

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they can't stop. They cannot stop themselves. Roll cut twelve mic.

Speaker 2 (01:19):
Just like in DC, home rule was one out of
black freedom struggle in the fight for civil rights. We
can't be passive right now, so dobody over there should
take anything we say, you know, like so personally as
if we're attacking them. No, we're attacking a process, not
attacking people here. And I think it's really important we
need to stand up against this fascist takeover. That's not

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a bad word, it's a fact. And here in DC
and across the country, it is so incredibly important, mister Chair,
that this committee does not allow rhetoric that the fames
or paints Washington c in a way that you all
haven't really truly seen. You're just reading it. No, you're
just reading it or something off of someome.

Speaker 3 (02:01):
Well, the gener lady yields to a question.

Speaker 2 (02:03):
Yeah, I think it's really important, Lady, I don't yield.

Speaker 4 (02:06):
I don't even have time.

Speaker 2 (02:08):
I can tell you inspired by but you all live
here and you're not telling people the beautiful parts that
you do see in that are nation's capital.

Speaker 1 (02:18):
Well yeah, now, because the criminals are are afraid to
walk the streets because they're all going to be arrested. Okay,
But the point is in deploying the National Guard. It's
a fascist takeover. It's not a bad word.

Speaker 4 (02:34):
It's a fuck. Okay. So we're now we're back to Mussolini.

Speaker 1 (02:39):
Now Hitler already already, they haven't buried him yet and
you're already back. So Byron Donald's congressman, and for those
of you that don't know, I know most of you do,
but the few of you that don't. Byron Donald's is
a black conservative from Florida, probably will be the next governor.

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He then, can Front's Talib listen to this? Roll cut
twelve A mike, it's just WRONGA chairman.

Speaker 3 (03:08):
I think it's insane. That doesn't have an argument, But
she's gonna refer to me some of my call mister Donald,
we were from the third Right.

Speaker 1 (03:15):
This is insane.

Speaker 3 (03:16):
It's insane. It's insane. It's insane. Do I look like
a member of the third Right to you? Miss Talib?
Is that what I look like?

Speaker 5 (03:23):
To you?

Speaker 6 (03:25):
That? Is that?

Speaker 4 (03:26):
What you think?

Speaker 5 (03:26):
Is that? What you think?

Speaker 4 (03:28):
Is that what you think?

Speaker 5 (03:30):
I think it's radical, and I think it's insane, and
I don't respect everything that you say. But to say
something like that to myself a lot of my colleagues
is way out of line. It's way out of line.
It's way out of regular order, missus, way out of line.
It's okay, but it's okay, right, it's okay.

Speaker 2 (03:45):
Right, you hold yourself accountable before you talk about.

Speaker 5 (03:47):
All of my self accountable, Hold gerald self accountable.

Speaker 4 (03:51):
How about that, hold your.

Speaker 2 (03:52):
Own sign, pray DC and make sure you with your
own voting card. Don't be giving it to s.

Speaker 1 (04:01):
Okay, that's a member of Congress. That woman is insane.
She's insane. That's a member of Congress. By the way,
she's Palestinian, of Palestinian descent and openly calls for Israel
to be wiped off the map. She's a first She's
a stone cold, first rate, first class anti Semite. She's

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a Jew hater to her freaking core. And when she's
confronted about her own words, and he's right, completely right.
I thought it was a brilliant rebuttal, I'm sorry. Look
at me, I'm black. Do I look to you like
a member of the Third Reich?

Speaker 7 (04:42):
Like?

Speaker 4 (04:43):
Do you see how insane you sound? Rarah free dacy rah.
This is the Democratic Party. This is the Democratic Party.

Speaker 1 (04:58):
And look what to me I find most heartening is
that in the past before you see to me, the
way we used to talk about September eleventh, nine to eleven,
We're gonna be talking now for many years to come
about nine ten, nine ten was the assassination of Kirk,
and the days of the pre nine ten era America

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are over. In the pre nine ten era, they would
be calling us fascist Nazis, like typical, like now there's
the fastest takeover, and Republicans would roll their eyes and
look at them. You look at each other and say,
my god, what is she smoking today? But now we
realize that puts a target on our back, and the

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dehumanization and the vilification and the villainization, it's gonna stop.
It's gonna stop because it's getting people killed. And so
they're pushing back. And when they and like a bully,
look at them, huh you verbally puncher in the mouth.
And look at her. Honestly, I thought she was going

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to break down and cry. Six one seven two six,
six sixty eight sixty eight is the number.

Speaker 4 (06:12):
Okay.

Speaker 1 (06:12):
I want to go right back to the phone lines.
But first it is the Kooner Country Pole Question of
the Day sponsored by Marios Marios Quality Roofing, Siding and Windows.
And I want to ask all of you now that
we are forty eight hours away from the funeral of

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Charlie Kirk, which will be I mean covered by not
just the entire American media, the entire world will be
watching the funeral, President Trump, the Vice President, leading members
of the administration, so many dear friends of Charlie Kirk
will be speaking at his funeral, eulogizing him. Does this

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feel in many ways like the assassination, say, of Martin
Luther King or others are even comparing it to the
assassination of John F.

Speaker 4 (07:10):
Kennedy.

Speaker 1 (07:11):
So let me ask you, is the assassination of Charlie
Kirk of the same import as Robert F.

Speaker 4 (07:20):
Kennedy or Martin.

Speaker 1 (07:22):
Luther King Jr. Does it feel to you that it
has the same importance, the same cultural watershed as, say,
when RFK was murdered, or when Martin Luther King Junior
was murdered, or when John F. Kennedy was murdered. A yes,

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B no, And to be brutally honest, if I was voting,
to me, this is clearly very reminiscent to me of
the assassination of Martin Luther King, a beloved civil rights
icon and a beloved civil rights leader. To me, it
has that exact same feel. But that's me I want

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At the Cooner Report, Verna in Arlington. Thanks for holding
Verna and welcome Jess.

Speaker 8 (08:43):
Thank you very much, and thank you to Sandy and
Mike and all of you. I just want to say
a couple of comments. Do you think all of the
mainstream media and America is going to be covering it?
Because I'm wondering if only Fox and Newsmax will be
covering I just a question before I get to me
my main point.

Speaker 1 (09:01):
I'm just wondering if the networks are saying and we'll
see what happens. The networks are saying they will cover it,
so now whether they start coming under pressure from their
you know, liberal viewers, and they change their minds. Now,
there is football, right, NFL football on Sunday, So for
some stations, you know, football is huge in terms of ratings,

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but I think it's going to get a lot of
media coverage. It should get massive media coverage, and honestly,
Vernon we're going to see. I can tell you this
the international media, and I don't just mean you know Canada,
from Great Britain to Mexico, to South Korea, to Japan
to Italy, you name it. Germany is going to have

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apparently a huge media presence Poland this is going to
be one of the biggest funerals of our lifetime, at
least in terms of international media coverage. So I mean,
you know, if the world is interested and the major
networks aren't interested, that tells you everything you need to know.
I mean, then really, then fake news will have hit

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a new low, just when you thought they couldn't go lower.
But anyway, I digress. Please verna pick up where you left.

Speaker 8 (10:19):
Off, Thank you very much. I was at the vigil
last night, and being having had the Soviet experience in
my earlier adult years, I kind of know how to
avoid trouble. But yes, there were protesters. I just walked
past them, avoided them, and went right to where the
speakers were, right in front of the State House. And

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then later they moved a few feet away as well.
Many speakers, I want to say, there were lots of people.
I want to say thousands. It just felt like thousands
of people. But I just want to say it was awesome.
It was really good. I hung around a little bit.
I don't know if you know, if anybody shared why
they dispersed the crowd this. The organizers said that the

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police said that the Left was organizing some bad problems,
and so they asked people to leave around quarter after
nine to avoid whatever problems and to watch their back
make sure they weren't followed. And I hung around a
little bit, and I was actually interviewed by Boston Globe
and by Channel ten as to why I was there.

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So there were reporters right there close up, hanging on
to see what was going on. And I just was
very proud to be there among people of faith, people
of political truth, spiritual truth, people that are respecting and
you know, really appreciating the work of Charlie Kirk. I

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went there to honor and respect his work and what
he did and his life. And so I just wanted
to put that out there and say I was very
proud to be there. And also a friend of my
daughter sent out a message saying, be careful, we don't go.
There's going to be a lot of darkness. There's going
to be a lot of troubles, and that's the thing
that gets my backup. I'm like, when it's going to
be like that, I'm there. That is the very reason

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we need to show up, not to be afraid of
whatever the other side may or might not do well said.

Speaker 1 (12:16):
Over a well said And look, I just want to
add to something that you're saying. I think it's so important.
The prayer vigil last night is really a microcosm of
what's happening to the country. I just everybody just stand
back objectively. Here is a candlelit prayer vigil for a

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thirty one year old man, a father, a husband, a
civil rights leader, a conservative icon who was brutally assassinated,
assassinated for his views because he went on college campuses

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and challenged the radical left, and for this the shot.

Speaker 4 (13:00):
Him in the neck. They killed him in cold blood.

Speaker 1 (13:03):
And so there's a vigil to honor him, his memory,
his legacy, his wife who now doesn't have a husband,
his two very young children who are going to grow
up now without a father. And it couldn't be more peaceful, frankly,
more civilized, more American, more beautiful, and the radical left

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has to show up and that there's a comedian. I
saw the clip. There's a comedian who's literally mocking the
death of Charlie Kirk and saying he had a coming,
he deserved it on a bullhorn. So some idiot, and
you have others with f bombs and all kinds of
disgusting obscenities and profanities saying Charlie Kirk deserved it. And

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they threatened people who attended with violence, to the point
that the police were saying, we fear now this thing
could get very ugly. Please it was scheduled from seven
to ten. That's just three hours. Three hours. You can't
give us three hours on a private venue. This is
the steps of the State House. To just mourn a

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man and hold candles and pray. That's too much for you.
So by nine point fifteen they had to disperse the
crowd because they feared violence from the left. And the
Democrats and the media are trying to tell us, oh,
it's both sides. No, both sides have to rotchet down

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the rhetoric. No, there's violence on both sides. No, Look
what happened yesterday, Look what happened. Where did the aggression
come from? Where did the threats come from six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight is the
number Mark in Lowell. Thanks for holding, Thanks for holding Mark,

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and welcome.

Speaker 9 (15:05):
Hi.

Speaker 10 (15:06):
Hey.

Speaker 9 (15:07):
I just have two comments. One is with the projection
of the communists and the second is Antifa the projection
of the of the communists. You can see in that
Washington Post that the ladies was talking about brain sizes.
That's her opinion, and that's the opinion of the communists,

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and somehow we have to keep pushing that and let
people know, Yeah, that's a lie, you know, on our side,
but it's really what they are thinking. And the other
one Antifa. When did Trump call Antifa a terrorist organization?
Was it two nights ago?

Speaker 4 (15:49):
Wednesday evening? He officially broke the.

Speaker 6 (15:51):
News, oh, Wednesday evening, So Thursday would have been hard
to mobilize the people to go and arrest everyone in Boston,
because they.

Speaker 9 (16:03):
Should have just arrested the people that were trying to
start trouble at the at that venue. And obviously the
Boston police thought something was going to happen, and they
knew that the Conservatives were not going to back down
of this one, but they also knew Antifa was going

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to come and play their game or BML whatever the
groups are. So anyhow, I personally thought yesterday was a
good proving ground to just arrest all these people and
put them in attention until we figure out what their
connection is to Antifa and the hierarchy. But anyhow, that's

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my two cents worths their.

Speaker 1 (16:52):
Well, Mark, I think you're dead on And look, I'm
I'm getting some breaking news from some very well placed sources,
and I got to be careful because I want this
person to call in. I wanted to come straight from
this person who was involved in organizing yesterday's prayer vigil.
But let me just say this, everything that you said

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is not one hundred but one thousand percent correct. When
they make up lies about what Charlie Kirk said, it's
because it's what they really think deep down. And look,
I think the Boston Police did an incredible job and
they clearly kept the situation very secure and safe. If
they were not there, there would have been mass violence.

(17:37):
Take it to the bank, There's no question. There's absolutely
no question. Mike, if you can pick up that call, please, Okay,
I got a person calling in. You're gonna I want
all of you to hear this. No, And look, Boston
police should have contacted the FBI and said we've got
Antifa terrorists because that's what they are, Antifa thugs and militants,

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rabble rousers, agitators here and you've got this new order
now from Trump, this new designation. Well here they are,
come in and round them up. But look, I don't
want to criticize the Boston police now because, to be honest,
I'm telling you, I know for a fact, there would

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have been assaults, there would have been beatings and maybe
even worse had it not been for the police and
the heavy police presence. So Mark, you're absolutely correct. We
have to nip this now. What in the bud This
is out of control. We have to confront this and

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think about it. They were going to strike and attack
a peaceful prayer vigil, like come on again, it's like
the assassination of Charlie Kirk. You couldn't be more bipartisan
than yesterday. You couldn't. Everybody was welcome. I read the invitation.

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It said, Democrats, independence, Republicans, please, we just want to
pray for Charlie, freedom of speech, for our country, and
for peace. I don't know how much more bipartisan, and
I mean it's in a good way. You know, your
hand the olive branch across the aisle. Please, let's all
come together for the good of our country. And they

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want to attack that. Mark, there can be no peaceful
coexistence with Antifa. Thank you so much for that call.
Mark Okay. Joining me now is Joan Quinn Eastman. I want, please,
you gotta stop what you're doing. You need to hear this.

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She knows Brian Foley and his wonderful wife. They were
the organizers of yesterday's peaceful, really beautiful, very successful candlelit
prayer vigil Charlie Kirk. However, Brian Foley, the organizer, is
on his way this morning as.

Speaker 4 (20:06):
I speak to you to the FBI's office.

Speaker 1 (20:10):
Joan, I know you were involved in the planning and
the organization of yesterday's vigil. You know Brian Foley very
well and his wife. Thank you for coming onto the
Kooner Report. I've got to ask you right away. Why
is Brian Foley on his way to see people at
the FBI.

Speaker 7 (20:30):
Well, first of all, Jeff, I want to remind everyone
that Brian Foley is the young man who was attacked
by approximately fourteen people in South Boston for carrying a
Trump flag. He was on the steps of the Statehouse
with us in April when who did the People's Press conference.
This young man is so courageous. I am blown away
by what happened last night. He required a police escort

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home last night. And once he and his wife got
settled back into their place and TIFA cut through the
fence and tried to break into their home. He was
then removed by the police put into a safe place.
And the FBI, the police, and everyone else involved in
this are taking these death threats against him very seriously.

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Brian actually received the identical death threat the day before
the rally that Charlie Kirk received on the day he died.
And for all those protesters out there counter protesters, I
would say there were about three thousand people there last night, Jeff,
and there were about thirty counter protesters. And as with

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Jimmy Kimmel, I'd like to say to all of them,
forgive them, for they know not what they are doing,
but they do know what they're doing, Jeff. And it's horrible,
but there are so many more of us than there
are of them. Survey after survey says that eighty percent
of the United States shares the same values and wants
the same things, and right now, if there's any takeaway horrible,

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untimely death of Charlie Kirk, it's that we must to
unite that eighty thousand right now because there are so
many more of us.

Speaker 1 (22:04):
No, I agree, the overwhelming majority now is with US
and with Trump. There's no question, Joan. If you don't mind, though,
I just want to go back because you're making news
right now, and so I just because I know your
information is rock solid, because you're obviously you were part
of the organ organizing that prayer vigil yesterday, and you
know Brian and his wife extremely well, and you're in

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constant contact with them. So what you're saying is that
the day before the prayer vigil, the organizer, Brian Foley,
received a death threat, and that death threat was identical
to the threat that was given to Charlie Kirk the
day he was killed. And then you're saying, after the

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peaceful prayer vigil last night, he and his wife got
the exact same death threat. And on top of that,
I just want to make sure Antifa cut through his
fence and tried to break into his home.

Speaker 4 (23:02):
Is that accurate?

Speaker 7 (23:03):
Joan called and told me that, and he said he
would call in to you to tell you, but he's
got it. He was rushing over the FBI. He literally
just woke up after very little sleep this week. The
fact that he pulled this off was absolutely extraordinary. Now
they he got the identical death threat from Charlie Kirk,
which the authorities took very very seriously. I spoke with

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the Police Commissioner's office, I spoke with the FBI. I
spoke with the US Attorney's office. They're taking this very seriously.
So he is there now and they're investigating it. They're
trying to find out who's behind it. And we're, just
like you said all morning, We're not going to tolerate
this anymore. There's been a huge shift. The police presence
and the press presence last night was unlike anything I

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have ever seen in my forty years in the media, Jeff.
They were everywhere, and they stayed The major station stayed
for hours and hours. They were there hours in advance,
they stayed hours after. Like one of your listeners just said,
I truly believe there is a shift now that people
have woken up to the reality of what's happening in

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our country, and we can no longer let this minority
be holding us hostage and taking away from everything that
makes our country so great. So Charlie's sacrifice, I mean,
the only way to make sense of it in my
mind is that you know, when you lose a bright,
young soul like that, the only way you can rationalize
it is that you know he got it right, and

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he got promoted. He sacrificed himself for our good. He was,
I dare say, one of the greatest civil rights leaders ever,
and his whole mission was about empowering people with the
power that we have through our God given rights. And
now you have a Brian Foley who is stepping up fearlessly.
There's a whole sea of young people rising. They spoke

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last night. It was so moving, Jeff, I can't even
tell you the turning point, the young turning point. Leaders
across the country and especially here in Boston asked Brian
if he would pull this together because they didn't feel
they could do it, and he did it for them.

Speaker 1 (25:07):
And it's an extored God bless you, honestly, God bless them,
and God bless you. Joan, you are one tough cookie.
I got to tell you that you are one brave, courageous,
patriotic woman. I really full kudos to you, Joan. Look,
I'm sorry because this is such a big story. I
just I want to nail it down one hundred percent, Joan.

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Are you saying and is Brian saying? And is the
police saying that last night Antifa at a minimum tried
to break into Brian Foley's home, assault him and his wife,
or god forbid, try to kill him and his wife.
Is that now what we're looking at.

Speaker 7 (25:50):
Absolutely, And Brian is happy to come on tomorrow to
tell you the whole story himself, Jeff. And the other
thing is what happened at the event is somebody dropped
it back back just before it started, and the police said, well,
if you open it, we can look at it. It
was filled with toothpaste oddly, so we don't know if
there were pranks planned or whatever. What caused the immediate
evacuation of the crowd last night. Brian was only thinking

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about the safety of the crowd. Is that the counter
protesters moved over toward Emerson College. This is what he
just told me this morning, and they were threatening violence,
and so for the safety of the attendees of the event,
he wanted everybody cleared out before anything happened, because, he
said the supervisor, a chief of operations, notified him and

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said it's getting really bad over here on the other
side of the common over toward Emerson College. And so
he just immediately interrupted a speaker and said, we got
to get out of here. We've got to get out
of here now. He couldn't even say goodbye to anyone.
He was whisked away by the authority. So and he said, well,
so what are you going to do? I said, Brian,
what are you going to do? You're going to go
into protection And he said, no, I'm calling back on

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the streets of Boston. I Am not going to be
tred by this. This young man's courage is extraordinary and
it has lit a flame with the younger generation that
to me, has inspired me so greatly. Jeff, I'm so
deeply looked. So many people told me not to go
last night, that it was going to get ugly, there
was going to be violence. People were saying goodbye to
me like they were never going to see me again.

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I'm serious. The moment I was nervous in the beginning.
It was crazy. I have never seen so many police.
I'll be posting all the videos later. I just haven't
had a chance to do it. But the moment, Jeff,
I have to tell you this is so extraordinary, Joan.

Speaker 1 (27:33):
Joan's final question because I'm up against it here, but
just very quickly, Joan, if it wasn't for the massive
police presence, would there have been violence? In other words,
would Antifa, god forbid, would they have started attacking people,
assaulting people, god knows what else?

Speaker 7 (27:55):
In your opinion, absolutely, and Channel seven said that they
did as a young person was a knife in their backpack.
But the moment we stood in that group, you could
feel the love and the protection. When those candles started
being lit, it was extraordinary. It was just it gives
me so much hope for the future at a time
where people are so demoralized. Jeff and I just say,

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just keep going up. Faith over fear, faith over fear. People.
There are so many more of us than there are
of them. We've got to stand up now. We've got
to learn the power and the strength that we have.
And that was Charlie's mission. He was empowering people with
the information that can actually shift this country. And between
the police presidence, the presence of the press, which was amazing,

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and the people that were there, I am so inspired
for the future. And I urge everybody to engage in
the turning Point mission, because this is America's turning point
in my opinion, and I truly believe that Charlie Kirk
was martyred, not murdered, and may he rest an eternal
peace and his message carrying on, because every time I've
ever seen anything by Charlie Kirk, I've stopped to watch

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it and I just walk away shaking my head, blown away.
Local people here have been trying to reach him to
join on his mission, and now I hope it's accelerated exponentially.
And I just put us to all the brave books
that showed up last night.

Speaker 1 (29:16):
Check Amen. Amen, Joan, thank you once again for everything,
and again for your courage and your patriotism and really
your bravery and for giving us this. I mean, it's
just really very important information. And if Brian is listening,
I want you on with you, Brian and obviously your
wonderful wife.

Speaker 4 (29:36):
And please to Brian and his wife, stay safe. Joan.

Speaker 1 (29:39):
You stay safe as well, and thank you again. Six
one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Now
you know why Trump designated them a terrorist organization. You know,
I mean everything Joan said I agree with please don't
get me wrong, but I would add.

Speaker 4 (29:56):
And arrest him, arrest them.

Speaker 1 (29:59):
You got us start arresting Antifa and these radical left thugs.
Now you know, again, God forbid, what if they had
broken into the house and by the way, you cut
through someone's yard, you cut the fence, and you keep
issuing death threats in the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination.

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And again, remember the media and the Democrats are both sides,
both sides. No, it's all one freaking side. And look,
you know, listen, I'm very very happy that it was
you know it was. It was peaceful because of the
police and obviously because of the wonderful people who showed

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up for the prayer vigil, who were non violent. But
if it wasn't for the police, and it wasn't for
the restraint of those, you know, of the of conservatives
and of those who were there to honor and commemorate
Charlie Kirk, the left would have gotten what they wanted.
Which is a blood bath. Now, I'm sorry. So now

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you can't even hold the prayer visual this is what
they're trying to do. Now, we are all Charlie Kirk.
We are all Charlie Kirk, and that's why we have
to continue to stand up and speak out. Six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. Okay, your reaction.

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I want to go right back to the phone lines.
Debbie in Boston. Thanks for holding Debbie, and welcome.

Speaker 10 (31:38):
Good morning, Jeff. So. I was at the prayer vigil
last night, and yes, I appreciate the police presence. However,
had they arrested them at the outset, that would have
indicated to these terrorists that they cannot stop prayer vigils.

(32:00):
You know, they fo their nose basically at President Trump because,
as you know, President Trump declared them a terrorist organization.
They could care less. And I think that if they
had been arrested right at the outset, all of this
could have been avoided and a message would be sent
for the future. You know that we will not tolerate

(32:24):
this at all.

Speaker 5 (32:26):
There was no.

Speaker 10 (32:27):
Reason why why we had to disperse. That was not
acceptable to me. I understand why, you know, because of
their behavior. But there's a message going forward that we
will not tolerate this. And I think that, you know,
they should have been arrested right at the outset. And

(32:49):
I'd like to know your thoughts on that.

Speaker 1 (32:50):
I agree with you. I mean, Debbie, look, let me
be brutally honest with you. Like I'm in the confessional.
I'm kicking myself now that I was. Isn't there last night?

Speaker 4 (33:00):
Really? My ribs are killing me, you know?

Speaker 1 (33:03):
And I told Brian, I said, and to his wonderful
wife both, I said, please tell everybody I'm there in spirit,
because I really am there in spirit. Uh, to be
you know, to be honest with everybody. Brian reached out
and said, Jeff, we'd like you to be, you know,
to be to host this. I mean, they were the organizers,
but Tom see it, to host it, to you know,

(33:24):
to speak uh, you know that you were going to
you know, we wanted you to play a pivotal seminal role.

Speaker 4 (33:30):
I said, I.

Speaker 1 (33:30):
I can barely move around my own house, I mean
because of my ribs. But if I was there, I
know me, I know I would have said to the
police on the bullhorn, I would have said, that's Antifa.
They're designated terrorists. It's now official. Do your job and
arrest them. And literally I would tell Antifa run run

(33:53):
because the FBI is coming for you.

Speaker 4 (33:55):
Like it's no more fun.

Speaker 1 (33:56):
And games anymore. So yeah, of course they're should have
arrested them. I'm not disparaging the police. I think they
did a great job last night, but they should have
arrested them on the spot. Look, if ISIS shows up,
if al Qaeda shows up, if the Muslim Brotherhood shows up,
they get arrested just for being members of ISIS and

(34:17):
the Muslim Brotherhood are ISIS or Alcada, that's Antifa now,
there is no difference. So you were not confronted with
counter or First of all, there was no counter protest.
There was no protest. It was a prayer vigil. So
you were confronted not with protesters or demonstrators. You were

(34:37):
confronted with terrorists. That's what they are now. And so
I'm with you, Debbie. The police should have arrested them
on the spot. And look, I know why they did it,
I know why they dispersed the crowd, But think about it.

Speaker 4 (34:51):
Violence won again.

Speaker 1 (34:54):
The radical left threatened violence and the police buckled and said, okay, dispersed.
That's just it was a prayer vigil from seven to ten.
You know, it wasn't a twelve hour marathon. It was
simply three hours. What's wrong with three hours? The police
should have told him you're threatening violence, that's incitement.

Speaker 4 (35:17):
Lock them up.