Hunting Conservatives

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six one seven two six six, sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, let me ask all of you.
It's a very difficult question. It's maybe the most difficult
question in all the years I've been on talk radio, frankly,
but it's a question that I believe now must and

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needs to be asked, and so I would, really, honestly,
I'm asking for everyone, as a favorite to the Cooner Man,
if you can as many of you participate in this
pole question, because I really want to know what all
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and Windows. Are Conservatives now being hunted in America? Do
you believe do you feel that concernervatives magas supporters Trump voters,
however you want to frame Conservatives, Republicans, whatever. Do you believe?

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Do you feel that conservatives are now being hunted, that
there is now a target on our back, specifically from
radical Democrats and the radical left. A yes, B no,

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you know where I stand. I think it's clearly a yes.
I think that's the real meaning of the assassination, the
leftist murder, political murder of Charlie kirk and this epidemic
of leftist violence that we've been living through now for
I don't know how many years, but that's me I

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at Thekooner Report. Let's go to Jimmy in Dorchester. Thanks
for holding Jimmy and welcome.

Speaker 2 (02:29):
Good morning, Jeff.

Speaker 3 (02:30):
I agree with you.

Speaker 2 (02:31):
It's an a can I agree with that? Gentleman there
they called before I talked to what my relatives the
other day they were calling me from Poland, Australia and Britain.
They said, what the hell has happened to your country?
They were talking about when Reagan. They remembered when Reagan
freed all these people in Europe from the communist Russians

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where they had control of them.

Speaker 3 (02:56):
You know what they.

Speaker 2 (02:57):
Fought for freedom of speech, That's what they were not
allowed to do in those communist countries. But they pray
they all are praying for what's his name, Charlie, and
they're praying for Trump, but basically for Trump because they

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want him back in Poland. They want him because they
yelled when he was there, stal Loot, Starlot, and they're
praying for his safety because what happened to Charlie Kirk.
You know what my relatives in Australia said, the young
people that they considered him the brave heart of America
because he stood for freedom of speech. He's a brave heart,

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they said, like the movie Bravehot, No Gibson, that's what
Charlie Kirk is. The brave I tell all these young
people that shouldn't realize what freedom is, what those people
went for many years and he you have it in
America and this is what they do to people that

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stand up for freedom and freedom of speech.

Speaker 4 (04:12):
Jimmy, very powerful, very powerful, very well, said Jimmy, thank
you very much for that call to me. He's Charlie
the lionheart. Really, that's really a he's a martyr. He's
a martyr for freedom of speech. He's a martyr for freedom.
That's what the left is now done. And just very quickly,

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this is what's amazing about the murder, the assassination of
Charlie Kirk. It's an international story. It's not just the
biggest story in America by far, it's the biggest story
in the world. And it's the same massive ideological fault lines,
the same ideological divisions that we have here. You're seeing

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it in Canada, in Australia, all across Europe. So you know,
we talked about this yesterday. Lauren Bobert, Congresswoman Bobert in
the House, after Charlie Kirk was pronounced dead, said can
we have a moment of silence and say a prayer
for Charlie Kirk? Literally one minute? And the Democrats, the

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leadership shouted her down, saying no, no past gun laws,
they wouldn't even allow a moment of prayer in Europe.
Listen to this in the European Parliament. So these are
you know, representatives of you know, the countries from.

Speaker 1 (05:31):
All across the EU. Conservatives, it doesn't matter from France,
from Italy, from Poland, from Germany, from Denmark, from it
doesn't matter where. They said, please, we all want a
moment of silence, a minute of silence to honor the
memory of Charlie Kirk and the left said yet the

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left said absolutely not in the EU Parliament. And so
when they said no and shot it down, conservative members
of the European Parliament from every country in Europe said, well,
we're standing up anyway, and they defied the rules of
the EU parliamentarian and literally stood up for a minute.

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So what I'm saying is that across the world, conservatives
now realize, not just in America, across the world, they
stand with Charlie Kirk, and they stand with us. They
know this. Look, this is not an original take on
my part. Many are comparing this to the assassination of

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Martin Luther King. And of course Charlie Kirk and King
were different people, different men, different time, different causes. But
Martin Luther King, God rest his soul, was a martyr
the civil rights cause. They killed him because he championed

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the civil rights movement. Charlie Kirk is now a martyr
for freedom of speech, and that's why they killed him.
He has now become a martyr for freedom. And he's
becoming a martyr for freedom not just in America but
all across the world. And that's why the left, I

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believe That's why I said the Democratic Party died on Wednesday.
Charlie Kirk may have died, but they died as well.
Are we now living through an epidemic of leftist violence
with the tragic murder the assassination of Charlie Kirk as
its latest example, and as Conservatives, as Trump supporters Maga,

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the MAGA faithful, those of you that voted for Trump,
support Trump or Republicans? Do you feel now that we
are being hunted by the radical left? Do we have
a target on our back? Do you feel safe? I
know I don't. Six seven two six six sixty eight

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sixty eight. Lou in Rhode Island. Thanks for holding Lou
and welcome.

Speaker 3 (08:26):
Yeah, Hi, good morning, Jeff. I want to really move
all talk about two things you're talking about today, because
you're making some excellent points, and I do want one
thing I do want to talk about is Charlie Kirk.
I think you're short changing Charlie Kirk a little bit,
and now I'll get to the reason why. But I
also think that you're you've been mentioning today about how

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the Conservatives have done nothing over the years to try
to stop this, and I really disagree with you. In
this to this extent, and I think you agree with me,
is that the Republican Party up until Trump, up until
people like Charlie Kirk, was run by rhinos. I mean,
the last thirty years has just been totally run by
like the right of the Romney's, the Bushes, the mccains,

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and we had actually had no voice until Trump came in,
until Charlie Kirk and the rest came in, and so
that's why they been able to take over so much.
But now you see it that people like Charlie and
people like Trump started taking trying to take back the
territory that we've lost, and that's where we're getting the resistance.
The woke Democrats are exactly like the jihadist Hamas Mother

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Muslim Brotherhood. Basically, they're totalitarians. They have fought wis on people,
and that's what you're getting to now that they have
a fat law on people too, except they call it
something else. And of course they've been they've been pushing
violence for years. Go back to Ferguson, Look a look
go back to there, go back to the police assassinations
under under Obama. After Ferguson, and it's been continuing on

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and on and on. But now that they've lost to
h to the to the Trump and magare, it's even worse.
It's even worse than it is. And I want to
talk about two things. One is the costalt to the
Democratic Party, because you would touching there's a lot of
points this week that you were talking about that are
all related. First of all, you've got this that that

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killing of Arena Zaruska and and Charlotte that was all
because of liberalism, because of weak judges that over the
years they built up and put in the and put
in and weak DA's and being laid on crime and
letting criminals on the street, and and and their whole
infrastructure that they built up to that's pro criminal and
anti police and and basically anti common sense and in

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their standard bear Right now is this zoharmandani uh and
he is talking about ending prisons, defunding the police, and
more gun control. Boy, what a wonderful combination that is.
I mean, you talk about radicals and then they're radicalized.
They've radicalized all these young kids all over through the

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years in colleges. They go out there and they and
they and they protest for hamas. They don't know even
which river and which seas they're talking about. They're so stupid.
But what did Charlie do? What did Charlie do? What
Charlie did? And this is why I think he's been
short change. He's built up an organization. I think that
his his turning point is even overshadowed Seapack or any

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other Republican conservative organization that exists. And uh, and he
was second to Trump and his enthusiasm and his hard
work throughout the whole campaign season last year. And so Charlie,
what is his Why do they think? Why is he
that big enemy? Why was he the big enemy? Because
he went on college campuses and told these kids common

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sense and told these kids the truth and used facts
and logic. And what did he do. He turned a
lot of them around. He kept them from being indoctrinated
by by these by these radicals and colleges. He gave
He gave us basically a he gave them an ally,
there was this old psychological experiment that if you go
into a room and all the people say that two

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and two equals five, you're going to be almost forced
to agree with them if it was unanimous. But if
you have one or two allies in the room, then
you feel stronger about your opinion. And that's what he did.
He showed these kids common sense and they were able
to counteract all this stuff that was going on in
college campuses. That's why he was the big enemy. That's
why he was considered divisive, because he basically was breaking

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up the woke agenda, breaking up the jihiest agenda, and
basically bringing common sense into the into these college campuses
and created an organization turning point where which basically is
basically the voice of maggot in this country. And he
was key to that. As a matter of fact, I
saw a comment on one of the posts that people were
making that Charlie yesterday and had said he was the

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greatest president that will never have and he would have
been president of the United States. I really think so
he would. He was that much of a dynamic.

Speaker 1 (13:02):
Oh I agree, No, no, Louis, I completely agree. I
think you really put your finger on it. Look, he
was only first of all, just as a man. Okay,
as a man. How much she accomplished in thirty one
years is remarkable. It's remarkable, it really is. And you know,
you mentioned how important he was to the to the campaign. Look,

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I spoke to Trump's people. Let me tell you what
they told me, and they say, look, we're not saying
this because the guy passed away. He goes, you can
look at our comments. You know. After the election, Charlie
Kirk delivered Arizona for the President of the United States,
and they believe he was pivotal in delivering Wisconsin as well,
because what he did is he you're right, He went

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to these college campuses. He was able to, through his logic,
through his oratory, through his appeal to reason and facts
and evidence and common sense, penetrate this iron grip of
indoctrination that the left has on many of these students,

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and he was able to turn many of them into
Trump supporters, into conservatives. And what was it in Arizona?
It was something like plus forty among young men eighteen
to twenty nine, and they credited that to Charlie Kirk.
He got many women as well, young women, but he

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was so influential with the youth vote that without Kirk,
they would not have won Arizona and they probably wouldn't
have won Wisconsin. So he had a massive impact and
influence on the election. And then you mentioned Jeff. You know,
he went into the lions. Then he went right into
those college campuses, which is the heart of liberal power, right,

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This is where these Marxist progressives really brainwashed those kids.
And he went right in there and he challenged and
destroyed their narrative on campus after campus after campus, literally
thousands of campuses. He was a warrior, a warrior, and
that's why they had to take him out. If he

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was ineffective, believe me, they wouldn't have put a bullet
in his neck. So you're absolutely right now, the irony
of all ironies. And I, by the way, he would
have been president. I think there's no question he was
on the path. Maybe at about fifty to fifty five.
Everybody said he is such a brief look he in

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some ways is the Martin Luther King of our times.
He was marked for destiny, he was marked for greatness.
I think I could be wrong, but I'm giving you
my honest opinion, like I'm in the confessional, that his
death is going to make him accomplish even more in

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death than what he was able to do in his life,
which is remarkable because of the impact that his death
is having, not just he formed a whole generation of
future leaders, and they're going to fill that vacuum, those shoes.
But I can see what it's done to me. I
can see what it's done to this audience. I can

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see what it's done to conservatives and Trump supporters and
populists all over not just America, as I said, all
over Europe, all over the world. So I think his
legacy is going to live on and on for at
least generations to come. And the left is going to
rue the day they made him a martyr. They're going

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to rue the day they put a bullet in his neck.
And so so look, I agree with you and.

Speaker 3 (16:46):
Kirk.

Speaker 1 (16:48):
What Kirk espoused, his belief in the rule of law,
in constitutional government, in this great republic, in freedom of speech, frankly,
in faith, family, and freedom. These are the eternal values,
the eternal principles that he espoused that I'm telling you,

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we are now going to pick up that standard, that banner,
and we are going to continue to fight and we're
only going to grow and get stronger. They think they're
going to intimidate us, they've done the exact opposite. They've
just enraged us, emboldened us, and now we're going to
go forward, and I believe we are going to defeat

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the left. Six one seven two six six sixty eight
sixty eight is the number. Okay, very quickly, I just
want to read two texts. Uh. The text line on
five Yre this morning. You can text the cooner man
seven zero four seven zero seven zero four seven zero Jeff.

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By the way, this is from nine one seven no sorry, uh,
six to oh three Jeff. Every point you're making this
morning were the very same points that Charlie Kirk made
repeatedly in his speeches and on those college debates. Now,
I want you to think about this. The slogan that

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was emblazoned across the tent that Charlie used at his
speaking events read quote unquote prove me wrong. In one
despicable act with just one bullet, the left in this
country proved everything Charlie said to be right. They proved

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with that one act that we the conservative right, stand
on the right side of history. And the left's response
to this act for the past two days only backs
that point up. Excellent. Absolutely, I think you're absolutely get on.
They could not have made Charlie's point more by having

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to kill him and then celebrating and glorifying his death.
They've lost. It's over, really, it's over. There's no point
even debating liberals or democrats anymore, or progressives, marksist, communists,
whatever they are. There's no point in debating the left.

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They've lost. That's why they have to resort the bullets.
One more and then I want to go to the
phone lines. This is from nine to one seven, Jeff.
In today's America, you can say anything you want without
consequence with one caveat once. That free speech becomes effective

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and persuasive. It has a cost. For Charlie Kirk. That
cost was his life. Campus by campus, podcast by podcast,
interview by interview, A few kids at a time, Charlie
Kirk began to change the course of the river of

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young people's minds and arts in that growing and most
important group of Americans that is the future. He was
writing a new chapter and he had to be stopped.
That was his rare gift. I mean he had many gifts,
don't get me wrong, but he had that rare gift

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that he could connect with young people, not just you know,
college kids, but even you know, all the way up
to people in their early thirties. He understood culture. He
understood what motivated and animated and concerned so many young people,
and he knew how to reach them, communicate with them,

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and have a powerful message of faith, family and flag
of God, country and family that they just found captivating
and spellbinding. And single handedly he was beating the radical

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left all across college campuses. He was like a force
of nature, and that's why they had to eliminate him.
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number Jim in Wilmington. Thanks for holding Jim,
and welcome Hi, Jeff.

Speaker 3 (21:37):
Hi.

Speaker 5 (21:38):
Approximately two and a half weeks ago, I was just
watching Fox, Uh Hannity and Jesse Waters. They played clips
from CNN MSNBC. They were talking in regards to Charlie Kirk.
My stomach was sick. I couldn't believe what they were saying.

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I don't remember specific but it disgusted me to the
point where I really got an upset stomach. But you know,
the thing is on Trump's rally, CNN vowed and MSNBC
vowed never to cover a rally today President Trump was shot.

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They were there, and I wonder if they were there
Charlie Kirk.

Speaker 1 (22:28):
Well, look, Jim, let's put our cards on the table. Okay,
as the Germans would say, you know, we don't e
if that even get into is there a conspiracy? Is
there not a conspiracy. It's sort of like, uh, the
Red Army now is going to take over Eastern Europe
after World War Two. Whether they intended to do it

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or not, they're doing it right, So it doesn't matter.
You know, you're going to have to live under communism
and they're and they're slaughtering millions of people. So to
use that analogy, whether there was some kind of a
conspiracy or a cabal, the fact of the matter is
CNN wants Trump dead. They do. MSNBC wants Trump dead.

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They do. Democratic leaders have openly said they want Trump dead. Now,
you don't have to even take my word for it.
Let me give you this is the only poll question
all of you out there you need to remember, because
this says it all. There was a massive poll. By
the way, this poll was often cited by Charlie Kirk

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in the last weeks of his life. He found it shocking.
In fact, it gave him more fuel to do what
he was doing by debating liberals because he warned, We're
going to go into the abyss of political violence and
maybe civil war. Rutgers University did a massive poll of liberals,

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those that identify as liberal or Democrats in the United
States listen to this. They asked his political violence, murder
assassination ever justified? When they asked about Elon Musk, forty
eight percent of liberals polled said yes, kill them forty

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eight percent Elon Musk because he served in the Trump
administration briefly he supported Trump, so they said for that,
kill him. They asked about President Trump. Remember this is now.
Remember this is a poll you know, by phone online,

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so you know they're openly admitting this. I'm thinking, how
many others want to do believe this, but don't want
to say it in public. Fifty five percent of liberals
fifty five percent said that it's somewhat justified to assassinate

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and kill Donald Trump fifty five percent. So a majority
of liberals that are willing to say it, say kill them,
kill them, kill them? Now, are you surprised and shock

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that they want to kill you and they want to
kill me, and they want to kill us because according
to them, we're all Nazis and fascists. We're supporting Hitler.
Now I'm just going to bring it back, okay to
your original point about the way MSNBC and CNN we're
just slandering and vilifying and lying about Charlie Kirk. That's

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what they do to all of us. That's why they're
the enemy of the people. Honestly, they should get their
broadcasting licenses revoked. This has nothing to do with free speech.
This is pure hate filled propaganda, that's what this is.

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And so just everybody, because we've lived through this for
god knows how many years, we almost become numb. So
please just stand back for a second. Okay, Please, I'm
asking everybody. How many times did Barack Obama say, when
they bring a knife to a fight, we bring a gun.
Remember anytimes he used to say that. How many times

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did he say that we're bitter clingers, that we cling
to our Bibles and our guns and our patriotism. How
many times did he say that we are a wicked,
evil nation and that his opposition needed to be wiped out.

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He's the one that started the rise of the radical left.
He's the one that said, destroy all our political opponents,
but by any means necessary, have we forgotten the Biden
presidency already? How many speeches he gave saying Trump and

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his supporters are quote extremists, terrorists, insurrectionists who pose an
existential threat to the United States of America. I mean
it was forget a dog whistle, it was a bullhorn.
Wink wink, take him out. So you've got the Democratic Party,

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You've got the media, you've got college campuses, you've got
popular culture, You've got all of this, day after day
after day after day, vilifying Trump's supporters and conservatives as
basically sub humans. Come, what do you do with Nazis?
You kill him? What do you do with Hitler supporters?

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You kill him? What do you do with fascist and
white supremacists? You kill him? They have been dehumanizing us
for ten years. And that's how you get someone like
this guy to go and blow basically, he almost practically
blew Charlie Kirk's head off as they tried to blow

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Donald Trump's head off. And we don't even have to guess.
We have Ryan Ruth, the second guy who tried to
kill him on the golf course in Palm Beach, said
why he's Hitler? He said it, He's the second coming
of Adolf Hitler. And that's what the media. Look. Every
Democrat senator says it, Every Democrat congressman says it, Every

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CNN reporter says it. Every MSNBC analyst says it at
the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Boston Globe.
I can go on and on. Trump is a wannabe dictator.
Is the second coming of Adolf Hitler? Who are his supporters?
We are the brown Shirts, We're Nazis. So who cares
strip away our rights? Shoot us, kill us, arrest us,

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jail us, persecute us, harass us. And by the way,
that explains the reaction on social media to the murder
of Charlie Kirk. They're all saying it, Well, he was
a Nazi great one less Nazi great. We should be celebrating.
Why are people morning? This is a great day in America.

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Now you keep doing this, you're gonna have a civil war.
I'm sorry, but that's just the fact. And that's why Trump,
to his credit, was the only one that saw this. Initially.
He said, the media is the enemy of the people.
They are deliberately fomenting division and hatred. They are white

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against black, Democrats against Republicans. They are pitting the country
against each other. And if this continues, it's gonna lead
to massive political violence. And this is now where we are,
to the point that everybody's asking themselves who's next, Who's next?

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Who are they going to pick off next? So, no,
there's no question Charlie Kirk was a marked man. And
he's a marked man because he was an effective man.
And so look, look, I've been told I got I

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have been told watch my back. I'm not putting myself
in there. I'm just telling you watch your back, be
very careful. I don't know if I'm even gonna do
public events for a while. They're saying, you don't understand.
People are out to kill leading concer servative voices. The

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genie is now out of the bottle. Now, how do
we get to this point in our country. I'm just
a commentator, man, And it's not just me, it's it's others,
many others. They're trying. And this is what communists do.
They murder in order to intimidate and terrorize the opposition.

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Now are we going to allow this? Because if we do,
we don't have a we don't have a republican government. Anymore.
We're not a free country anymore. If you have to
watch what you say for fear of being shot in
the neck, then we don't have a free country anymore.

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And that's what the left wants. And we let them
get away with it. We let them get away with it.
We turned the blind eye. We turned the blind eye,
We turned the blind eye, and now here we are,
our box are against the wall. Today it's Charlie Kirk.
Tomorrow it could be you or me. Six one seven agree, disagree?

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Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight
is the number. Okay, it's eight ish. I'm a few
minutes late. Uh, but you know what that means. Cooner's
Call Log, Collar of the Week.

Speaker 6 (32:29):
It's time for Cooner's call Log, where we showcase our
favorite color from the week.

Speaker 1 (32:35):
I can hear you, can you hear me? Thanks for holding.

Speaker 7 (32:39):
Dave, Jeff. It's not an invasion our trump, Watson do
is take a nice drone and steep up the street.
Because the people who's supposed to me doing it ain't
doing a damn thing about it. They're letting all these
suns get away with what they're doing. And everybody kind
of it. So it's going to be an invasion that night.

(33:00):
This new guy goes in or the fens go in. Nah,
people need to get their headache in it, Jeff. They
want all this trouble to just continue like it was
going off back of the old day, and a lot
of it's going on right now. They shouldn't build lois situcion.
Donald Bridgewater, Jeff, there's a lot of space just sitting there.

(33:20):
To the fmity of saying is there's a lot of
space they can build on to build mow institutions, to
get to box the steep and put them where they along,
and a lot of space up in concert because Concor's
totally empty, Blue Fox totally empty. Put them all up
there and put that space back to you to put
them where they all along. They're coming to take me away.

Speaker 1 (33:42):
Ha ha, They're coming to take me away.

Speaker 5 (33:44):
Hoye Haha's a funny farm where life.

Speaker 4 (33:47):
Is beautiful all the time.

Speaker 5 (33:49):
And I'll be happy to see those nice.

Speaker 3 (33:51):
Young men in their free life, cous and they're coming to.

Speaker 5 (33:54):
Take me away.

Speaker 6 (33:56):
Be here every weekday on the Cooner Report between six
and ten and next week it could be you on
Cooner's call log.

Speaker 1 (34:04):
Please don't be a stranger. Call again. Best audience in
the business period, full stop. I know Dave is one
of our regular callers. Dave, congratulations, my friend, you finally
did it. Your caller of the week and well deserved. Okay,
just very very quickly, couple of texts, and I want

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to go right back to the phone lines six one
seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight. You can
text the cooner man seven zero four seven zero seven
zero four to seven zero. Uh, this is a doozy
from five oh eight, Jeff, anyone else convinced that ninety
five percent of the leftists celebrating Charlie Kirk's death never

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actually ever listened to Charlie Kirk. Their opinion was purely
shaped by leftist propaganda. I completely agree, completely. I'll bet
you dollars to donuts that the overwhelming majority of the people, yeah,

(35:14):
one more magus, come back down, never listen to a
word that Charlie Kirk said. If you played a clip
of him, you know, like a podcast or an audio recording,
go like, who's this guy? Look, I can't recognize him?
Who is he? Okay, now, very very quickly, I don't

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want to dwell on this too much. I just want
to spend a few minutes, but this needs to be confronted.
This is a message. I believe it's on X. Don't
quote me on this, but this is a teacher, an
art teacher at an elementary school in Revere. Okay, in Revere,

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for those of you sitting across the country. Uh, that's
just outside of Boston. This is what he wrote after
the death of Charlie Kirk. Quote, you can't preach continuous
hate and expect to not be shot in the neck. Period.

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Here's another one. This is a teacher in Sharon in Sharon. Quote,
I am so can't say the F word. I am
so efing happy that they finally killed that Nazi scumbag
Charlie Kirk. I'm just I gotta clean this up a

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little bit. I'm just pissed off that they're now going
to turn him into a martyr. Let me read to
you an email. This is an email I got from
a teacher in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. I don't want to
mention the person's name. I want to protect her anonymity

(37:08):
for fear of retaliation. But this is what this person
wrote to me. Jeff I am a longtime listener of
your show. I am writing to inform you of the
outrage and anger I feel towards one of my colleagues.
I am a middle school teacher from Pawtucket, Rhode Island,

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who witnessed the history teacher celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk.
A student went up to her and asked her if
she heard what happened to Charlie Kirk. She berated the
child in front of other students and teachers and told
him that he should first ask the teacher what her

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political ideology was before asking her if she was going
to mourn someone who spewed hateful ideology. The child was
confused and said, you don't care that he was murdered,
to which she replied, quote he was a Nazi, a
Christian and a racist, unquote, he got what he deserved.

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She also allowed the other students to call him out
for daring to say it was wrong. This is pure indoctrination.
First of all, a student should never know what political
party you're affiliated with. We are educators who are supposed
to teach our kids how to think for themselves and

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come up with their own conclusions. We are not there
to force our views and ideology down their throats. It
is sickening what is happening in our classrooms today. These
people have no business being educators. All they are doing
is in doctrinating children. It needs to stop now. I

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have to ask you, what kind of a human being
are you and you're teaching kids or entrusting our kids
to some of these teachers. It's not all teachers, it's
a minority, but still