September 12, 2025 • 63 mins
In today’s episode, we are going to talk about the assassination of Charlie Kirk and what this means for conservatives today. We’ll also discuss the killing of Iryna Zarutska,
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you're doing. I hope that you're doing okay, I really do.
Of course, we are going to be talking about the
the death of a Ukrainian refugee, and before we get
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into that, we are going to be talking about the
assassination of Charlie Kirk. Hence why I titled it the
way that I did the best of us. So we
got some things to get into, some updates, some things
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that I would like to make you aware of. But
for the most part, what it's going to be about
is just what we've had to go through as Republicans,
as conservatives, as libertarians. You know, it's it's been a lot,
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and the left doesn't really seem to be backing down
all that much. I mean it doesn't. You know, they
may tone down their rhetoric a little bit, for a while,
but give him a few days, they'll be right back
into the same old habits, doing the same old thing.
But let's let's let's let's get into it. I'm I'm
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going off good, going out of order, I guess you
can say, so let's let's go ahead and get into it.
I I don't know about you, but September tenth is
a day that is it's going to be remembered, you know,
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it really is. I know it will be for me.
You know, I didn't know Charlie Kirk. I didn't you know,
I didn't listen to his show on a regular basis.
I've seen a lot of clips of his you know,
where he was in discourse with people, talking with people,
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pointing out their own hypocrisy and really trying to, you know,
just open up a conversation. I didn't know the guy.
Didn't know a lot about the guy. But what I
did know was that he was a voice for conservatism,
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a voice for Christianity, and that meant something, you know.
I mean, like I said, I mean, I didn't know
the guy. You know, didn't have any conversations with him.
He didn't know me from Adam, you know, nothing like that.
Like I'm sure a lot of you you know that
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you don't know the guy, he doesn't know you. But
regardless of that, you know, he was you know, he
was a conservative, he was a you know, he was
a Christian. He was somebody who believed in the Constitution,
the Bill of Rights. He believed in all that very
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much so. And whenever this I had seen a video.
I was at work and somebody showed me the video
of what happened, and it was shock, instant shock. I'll
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know about you, but for me, you know, like I said,
this is going to be one of them moments in
history where people are going to remember where they are
or I guess I should say where they were what
they were doing whenever they heard the news, because for us,
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it was that impactful because Charlie Kirk was unique, right,
you know, we're not talking about somebody whom was a politician.
We're talking about a I mean, I guess you can't
really say a private citizen. I mean, he was very
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public on things, but he wasn't a politician, just a
guy that believed in what he was doing, and you know,
went to the places where we weren't welcome to talk
about ideas and have a conversation. And he always had,
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you know, one of them things too that you know,
everybody was welcome. I want to hear your side. I
want to hear what it is that you have to say,
and then we'll talk about it. He wasn't a politician,
just a guy that believed in civil discourse, conversation. That's
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what he believed in. And I don't know about you,
but I mean, this is one of them things that
whenever it happened, watching that video, it was just it
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was shocked. I mean it really was. And whenever, you know,
initially after it happened, you know that there was a
lot of stuff going around that he was still alive,
that they were, you know, working on him. But I
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don't know if you heard a lot of those reports,
but I know I did because as soon as I
left work, which wasn't very long after this took place,
I'm watching stuff and I was going to be doing
the show Wednesday. I mean, I was all geared up
and ready to go. But as soon as that happened,
I was just I was just digging in, trying to
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find out as much information as I possibly could about him,
hoping that he would be able to pull through. Unfortunately,
that just didn't happen. And you know, did they catch
the guy? I mean, that was the other thing that
was on my mind. Did they actually catch the guy?
Are they going to get him? That's where my mind
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was at. I was digging in, I was trying to
find out as much information as I could. And you know,
I said that I was shocked, but I gotta be
honest with you about this. I wasn't surprised because this
is what conservatives, this is what people on the right
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have to face all the time. I mean, look, don't
get me wrong, I'm not you know, associating any of us.
Definitely not me with Charlie Kirk. I'm not saying that.
But what I am saying is kind of clear that
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we get attacked all the time, and we really do.
I mean, I have this article from the Daily Caller
that Charlie Kirk was warned of assassination culture months before
his own assassination. The left all the time, you know,
I mean, you think back about other politicians inciting violence
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with their words, basically saying, you know, don't let conservatives,
don't let Republicans have one moment of peace. If you
see them in public, confront them, get in their face,
calling Trump hitler, calling you know, I believe they even
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did the same thing with Charlie Kirk calling him hitler,
calling everybody who supported Trump Nazis. And it really wasn't
them that I was concerned about. It wasn't the people
that was inciting the violence that I was concerned about.
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I wasn't concerned with Maxine Waters actually doing anything. I'm
not concerned about, you know, Alexandria A. Cassio Cortez doing anything.
I'm not concerned with Bernie Sanders doing anything. I'm not
concerned with any of them people doing anything. But there
are crazy people out there, and it was only a
matter of time with the rhetoric that comes out that
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spews out of the mouth of Democrats and libtards, it
was only a matter of time before something happened, because
what you have seen for years, more than a decade,
is an escalation in the violence that has been dealt
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out to Republicans, people like Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump, and
just Republicans in general, that dare to fly the American flag,
that dare to wear a Maga hat, magas shirt, whatever
to be a Republican. Sometimes just to have just to
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be white is enough to get the ever loving shit
kicked out of you. I seen this, this article from
New Republic, and it says, in blatant lie, Nancy Mace
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says attacks on Republicans are one sided. Why are they
saying that's a blatant lie? No mean, granted, they're referring
to the assassination, the killing of a couple, you know,
a Democrat and his wife, and then the attempted murder
of another Democrat and his wife, like, you know, pretty
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much into the same you know, in the same area.
But you know, you can't call the people that the
person actually that did this because if I'm remember correctly,
there was the same person that did that was associated
with both crimes, the murder and the attendant murder. But
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this person wasn't necessarily a Republican. He had a hit
list that had both Democrats and Republicans on it. But
even still an outlier for sure, because you just don't see,
as a rule, as a generalization, you don't see that
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kind of activity, that kind of hatred, that kind of
lack for respect and human life out of a Republican.
You don't see that you don't see that level of vitriol.
You don't see that. But where you do see it
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is out of the left, these deranged people, That's where
you see that out of it wasn't a surprise to
me when this happened. Was I shocked? Absolutely? Was I surprised? Unfortunately, No,
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I wasn't, because they've asked for this. I mean, can
we be honest about something? You know, Charlie Kirk was
somebody whom had a conversation with people. That's what he did.
That's basically how he dedicated his life. He was effective.
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You want to know how I know he was effective
because they killed him for it. And guess what did
a mouse do? They killed him because he was effective
because he had no problem winning an argument, backing up
his belief his point of view with facts, and the
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left couldn't handle it. They can't handle being wrong. For
far too long they have had they've had a monopoly
on information. Thankfully, now they really don't have that monopoly
like they once did. The truth is able to get
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out and unfortunately, people like Charlie Kirk are going to
be targeted because they're effective. But the problem is, right now,
somebody operating on that level. We don't have another person
out there like Charlie Kirk. We just don't, you know.
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I mean, we may have people that will, you know,
have debates and do that kind of thing. We may
have people on some level that do that, but somebody
that operated on the level that he did. There ain't
nobody else. We don't have anybody else like that. We
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just don't, unfortunately, and there are some there are so
many Democrats politicians out there, representatives that I am just
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infuriated with. I had watched a video where Speaker Johnson
and this headline is you can find this on Daily
Wire and of which case, you know, if you want
to check out the articles that I'm you know, kind
of referencing in this show, head on over to the
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host show dot com, click on the news feeds Happen.
That will take you over to flip board where the
magazine can be found. That is my go to hub,
my source for not really my source, just my hub
where I put all the articles in that I use
on every show. But this article from the Daily Wire
says Speaker Johnson calls the house to a halt and
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holds a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk. Did any
of you hear that go down? Did any of you
watch the video whenever he did that, because he didn't
get a moment of silence, because immediately immediately after he
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called for a moment of silence, you had them Democrats,
the Democrats that were booing, just hissing, evil vile. I mean,
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you can't even have the decency to just shut the
hell up for a minute. You had people out there
in various you know, anchors that were basically saying that
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Charlie Kirk had it coming that he asked for. You know,
it's like, oh, I bet, I bet he doesn't have
the same view on the Second Amendment. Now, evil vile people,
And that's what they were saying right right immediately after that.
And you know, things on TikTok weren't any better. You
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had people that were cheering his death, him getting shot,
people on TikTok, people on social media, people on XP.
I don't I didn't even go and nor have I
ever actually gone over to Blue Sky, but I would
hate to know what they were saying over there. That
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is basically a safe haven that they can get away
with saying whatever the hell they want. To, I wouldn't
even want to know what kind of shit was out
there on blue sky where they basically wouldn't be getting
any pushback for saying whatever they wanted to. And the
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sad thing is these people on the left, these politicians,
these governors, these Republican or well some of the Republicans, sure,
but these politicians, vile human beings. They have they have
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created an environment where this is just accepted, where it's tolerated,
the escalation and violence to Republicans, just because they have
a view that is in opposition of their own, they
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feel vindicated in what they feel. It's accepted. It's they
back it up that they tell you that, or they
tell them those that participate in this violence that it's okay.
You have the right to feel the way that you do,
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and it's okay to lash out on anybody you disagree with. That.
This is the environment the left has created. The American
mainstreams tascit acceptance of left wing violence. Holy app that
headline out of the National Review. Even my own governor Pritzker,
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he basically did the same thing, saying that it was
Kirk's rhetoric that caused this, basically blaming him for getting shot. Oh,
it couldn't be. It can't possibly be the Democrats on
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the left that has been calling Trump nazi, that is
called Kirk nazi, calling all of us vile human beings.
I mean, it couldn't possibly be their own rhetoric that
caused us. Oh. No, it was the fault of Charlie
kirk He's the one who caused this to happen because
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he has a different point of view from these tards
on the left. They're blaming him for what happened. No.
I mean I've watched, you know, like I said, I've
watched some stuff with Charlie Kirks. You know, a lot
of his stuff where he's had discourse with people. I've
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watched different interviews with him, and you know, I couldn't
find really one thing that I can recall that I
didn't agree with him on. Couldn't find one thing where
I disagreed with him at all. I mean there might be,
you know, there's probably a couple things. I mean sure,
I mean, nobody agrees with somebody else one hundred percent
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of the time doesn't happen, you know, I'm sure he
had stances and points of view that I didn't really
agree with him on but right the top of my head,
I can't recall any of them. It's not to say
that there wasn't disagreement there, but even still, like I said, discourse,
communication and open and honest debate, discussion, that's what he
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was about. And the left were terrified of him because
he was effective. He was winning hearts and minds. He
was causing people to think about things. Now, not these
hardcore leftists. You can't really reach somebody whom is that crazy,
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but those in a center, those who actually have in
mind and know how to use it, those who know
what critical thinking is and does that Those people, Yeah,
he was reaching them. The left were losing their grasps,
losing their control, and it pissed them off, and their
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rhetoric has been ramping up. I mean, think about it, guys,
think about it. As I said before, you know that
the right is being attacked. And yeah, with the exception
of a handful of few a couple outliers, you only
see this happening to one side. That's it. You know,
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I've talked about this in other episodes where you know,
like all the shenanigans that took place during the twenty
twenty election, all of these shenanigans benefited one side. That's it.
That's one hell of a coincidence, isn't it. I don't
really believe in coincidences. Once, maybe twice, I'm a little skeptical.
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Three times, no, three times. We have a pattern. In
the twenty twenty election. We had more than just three times.
It was five different things all happening at the same
time using the same Bravocierra excuse. And it's not a
coincidence at that point. The couple times or a handful
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of times where it has happened to a Democrat outliers,
but as a Republican, as a conservative, I have been canceled.
I have been had my content removed from YouTube because
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I have dared to speak the truth and nothing I
said was even unfactual. The things that they claimed that
was that was misinformation. They shut my you know, they
shut me down for I got a strike for. That's
what we have happening to Republicans, to conservatives all the time.
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I mean, think back to you know, COVID's Hell the
Summer of Love period, a lot of people throwing a
temper tantrum claiming that, oh my voice needs to be heard,
and in order for my voice to be heard, I
need to you know, steal these shoes and foot locker.
I gotta steal this iPhone. Because nothing says, you know,
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yay for George Floyd, like you know, me stealing an
iPad or an iPhone or stealing a pair of shoes,
going into Walgreens and stripping the shelves bare. Yeah, nothing
says yay like committing in you know, criminal activity accepted
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from the left, vindicated from the left. That's what we see.
That's what happened. The use lawfair against us, you know,
not just President Trump, but you know, I seem to
remember an old lady sitting on a lawn chair in
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front of a planned parenthood with a sign and she
was arrested. Parents who had who were being investigated by
the FBI for daring to speak out at a school
board meeting because they felt that maybe they should have
more control over the shit that they are trying to
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teach our kids. That actually happened with only a few outliers.
It is all one sided, every last bit of it.
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It's one sided. I don't care about an apology from
these people, I really don't. I'm not asking for an apology.
That apology is it's not going to do anything. It's
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not going to help the situation. I don't see them
stopping at all. I really don't. But this type of
rhetoric needs to stop. Let me see something they did
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ended up catching guy. They finally released a picture of it,
picture of the alleged killer, because they didn't know this
at the time. And what was kind of pathetic to
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me was some of his posts, you know, not really
bragging about it, but talking about what he did to
try to evade capture. Yeah, because they arrested one guy,
he wasn't the right guy. They arrested somebody else and
they let him go to and then they ended up
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releasing a picture of the guy. And well, based off
of that picture, a family member turned the band told
him that, you know, maybe you should go and turn
yourself in. I'm not exactly sure if he turned himself
in or if he was turned in by a family member,
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but either way you look at it, it was a
family member that kind of ratted him out. It's like, hey,
I think I know this guy. I think it was
a guy's father. If I'm not mistaken, I think don't
quote me on that, not one hundred percent sure. But
they found a guy, arrested him, mugshots. Apparently he already
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has a court day. I read that too. That seems
a little quick to me. You know, you'd think that
you'd want to get a little bit more information before you,
you know, before you actually try him in the court
of law. You know, you don't want there to be
you know, mishandling of evidence, not actually have everything that
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you need in order to secure a conviction. You think
you want to take a little bit more time. That
really didn't make much sense to me whenever I heard that,
was going to be on it with you, you know.
And not only that, apparently there was some things that
he engraved onto the bullets that were you know, like, hey,
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fascists catch evil vile. It's not really any other way
to put it. This individual was deranged. And you know,
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I'm going to be honest with you, I hope he
gets the death penalty. I really do. This person has
no place after what he did, no place in civil society.
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Just being honest, just being transparent. I mean, are you
really going to help an individual like this? Are you
really going to rehabilitate them to where they can be,
you know, introduced back into society. Somebody that is that deranged,
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somebody that life means nothing to him, somebody who has
been radicalized to the point to where they are willing
to pick up arms and kill the guy. I mean,
one of the first things I heard was that, you
know how far away well, I mean first I heard
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that it was like an up close and personal thing,
and I'm like, yeah, I know, it wasn't. I knew that.
I knew that right after seeing the video of it.
I'm like, yeah, no, this wasn't an up close and
personal thing. This shot was taken from a ways out.
And then I hear that, oh, he's a sniper or something,
he's got some training and whatnot, and it's like, yeah, no,
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I knew that was a lie, you know, because pretty
early off that was like, yeah, it was a shot
that was taken from like two hundred yards. I'm like,
that's not that far. Not for a rifle. It ain't
that far. It ain't that far at all, especially considering
he had optics on the rifle. That ain't very far
at all. Just some deranged what twenty twenty twenty two
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year old kid I think is what he was. You
can find his information, ie, you can get his name.
I'm not gonna, you know, put it on here, but
Ammo inscribed with hey fascist catch, anti Nazi slogans, different
references to memes and whatever video game he was playing.
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Sick individual, Absolutely a sick individual. I'm gonna go ahead
and take a quick break. Let's see what should I play,
(33:34):
and let's do this one. I haven't played this one
on the program yet. I'm not a huge fan of
this one. I wish I you know, I'm wanting to
actually do a better job on it. But you know,
at any rate, we'll play this one, and when I return,
we're going to be talking about the the the killing
of the Ukrainian refugee. Zerutka. I believe is her last name,
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and I'm probably mispronouncing that. I mean her first name. Why,
I'm sorry, I are y n a. I don't even
know how to pronounce that. He's gonna be honest with you. Zerutka,
I believe is her is her last name. And maybe
I'm spelling that or pronouncing that right. Maybe I'm not.
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I'm not completely sure. But when I return, we'll talk
about that, and then we're gonna wrap things up a
little bit the how do we move forward aspect of
the show. So just a couple of minutes and I'll
be right back spinning, fire on up, out of the case,
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top of the world with a bust it lay, chase
the thrill till it chased me back, red light slashing
on the dead track, start the rule books. Yeah, shattered glass,
cutting in the stairs. Tred is to show me fear.
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Now I'm spreading in the Devil's lane, swing in the dog,
watch you swing back hard, burn my hands, trying to
hold that star. Every camel gonna catch you out. Yea
favy lad play the hero in the Choker's Crown, knocked
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the storm til and knocked me down. Cards on the table, Yeah,
been real, doll howl last all the damage done. Lending's
lesson Taught to lead, Kiss Destruction, Dance with Fate, Ripples
bleed from a careless tide. Let me roll now, cruisified,
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I say, don't watch a slang back cord burn shot
to hold that start. Every game'll going to catch you out,
all screaming. Nightman's Lesson Taught too Late, Kiss Destruction Danced
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with Faith. Ripples bleed from a careless tide. Let me
roll now, a cruise.
Speaker 1 (37:02):
At the dark.
Speaker 2 (37:03):
Just swing hard all that start, every game was going
to cast you out scream oh all right, and we
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are back. So I'm sure by now that y'all have
heard about this. Now, this is actually something that took
place a while back ago. This wasn't you know, anything new.
I believe it took place back in April, the murder
of Zaruchka. But recently the the train footage was released
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and the video you know, came out. It showed her
entry in the car and then sitting right in front
of the killer. He gets out of his pocket knife
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stabs her in the neck, you know, And unlike Charlie Kirk,
who didn't necessarily or probably or at least I hope,
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didn't really know what was going on, was hopefully instantly dead,
and at least, you know, I hope, so Zerutzka got
no such mercy. She didn't die instantly. She had an
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opportunity to see what was going on, see the blood,
look around, getting no help from anybody, while this savage,
while this killer walked away and said something you know,
and was recorded saying something that if the roles were
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reversed would definitely classify as a as a hate crime,
And as far as I'm concerned, yeah, it's a hate
crime because he was You could hear the audio. I
don't know if you've heard it. I really don't, not
going to play, really don't care, but you can find it.
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He walked away saying I got that white girl, I
got that white girl, repeating himself. That to me screams
a hate crime. But you want to know what else
is said about this one. It's not like these these
various people didn't know about it. It never made it
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to the mainstream. It wasn't something that you really had,
you know. I mean, you may have heard about the death,
but it was just simply covered. As you know, this
guy killed this chick, and that was about the extent
of it. You didn't really hear a whole heck of
a lot. You didn't know a whole heck of a
lot about it. And of course the video didn't get released,
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but now it's out there and you were able to
see it hear the audio after he walked away. But
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here's what's irritating the culture that these democrats have created
in these cities. Because this guy was arrested not once,
not twice, not five times, not ten times, but fourteen
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times previously. And one of the times that he was,
you know, in front of a judge, his own lawyer
was like, hey, you know, he's not competent enough to
stand trial. Okay, then put his ass in a looney bin.
Lock him up regardless. I mean fourteen times, fourteen times
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violent crime and otherwise, I mean there was Let me
let me see if I can find this, because I
know there was a little bit of a list as
far as you know what he was arrested for, detained for,
not necessarily any little crimes. All right, so this one
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isn't the one. Let me see if I can get
another one. Hopefully this will let me do it. This
article is from the Washington Times. So let's see. Gives
the guy's name. Let's see, he was a career criminal
who belongs in prison. Obviously, had been identified in fourteen
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previous cases in Whatever County, North Carolina, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina,
and sentenced to six years in prison on various counts
that included robbery with the dangerous weapon, larceny, breaking and entering.
He's been charged with first degree murder in the stabbing
of Zaruchka, a career criminal that, because of the policies
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of the left, only ended up spending sixteen or I'm sorry,
six years in prison for the crimes that he's been committed.
For the crimes that he has committed, this individual belonged
in jail. If you just would quit victimizing criminals, then
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citizens wouldn't be victimized by them. I mean, it's kind
of clear cut, right. You want to lower crime, do
what Trump's been doing in DC, actually arresting people and
throwing them in prison for committing crime instead of letting
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them walk free on the streets. Because this person, again
has no business being in society, period, end of story.
Doesn't belong in society. If he's got issues, put him
in an institution. I seen this article from Let's see
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where did this thing come from? From The Daily Caller.
CNN freaks out when Punda says alleged Charlotte stabber should
have been institutionalized. Well, he should have, because you know,
like I said, if his lawyer is going to stand
there and say that he's not competent enough to stand trial,
then he don't belong on the streets. He just got
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done committing a crime. He's not competent enough to stand trial,
then why did you let him out? Because they let
them out knowing he was going to commit another crime. Absolutely,
I mean it doesn't take It doesn't take much to
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kind of put two and two together and add that
one up. It's not like he got a no calculus
or anything. It ain't like you got to actually be
a a uh a rocket scientist. A career criminal is
going to commit more crime. If he's not competent enough
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to stand trial, then he should go somewhere at the
very least, put his ass in prison, throw away the key,
because he doesn't belong in civil society. It's pretty freaking obvious.
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So how do we move on from here? That's a
good question, right, how do we move on from here?
How do we move forward? Now? Look, I want to
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be very clear on something. I am not advocating for
open revolt anything of that nature. Just want to make
myself perfectly clear. But what we see going on can't
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be tolerated. Cannot be tolerated in the least. The left
has no problem using violence to shut you up, to
put you in your place. The left has no problem
doing that they've demonstrated the time and time again, increasingly
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more violence, more attacks, more brutality. I'm not saying strike first,
but I mean, here's the thing. Put that bubble around you,
however big you think that bubble needs to be. You
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see somebody approaching you. They are aggressive. You don't know
what they're going to do, like this jackwagon that killed
the lady on the train. You don't know what they're
going to do. You don't know what their mental state is.
And considering how people on the Democrat side, people on
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the left just accept and are inciting violence all the time.
They're not slowing down and stopping their rhetoric. They accept this,
they encourage this, Considering that you don't know what they're
going to do. I got a couple of quotes I
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want to read to you. I got a couple of
quotes here, well, actually three quotes from Jeff Cooper, a
former marine. One of them and I think this one
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sums it up quite nicely. If you find yourself under
lethal attack, don't be kind, be harsh, be tough, be ruthless.
What I'm actually kind of curious about at this particular
point in time, and I haven't looked this up because
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I don't really think it matters in a matter of speaking,
But I'm kind of curious how many people out there,
after what happened to Charlie Kirk, after the release of
the video in what actually happened on that train car,
after all of that, with everything that has been going on,
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I'm kind of curious how many people out there ended
up purchasing a gun, enrolled in a conceal carry class,
got a burner, a non lethal deterrent. How many people
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went out and got tasers. How many people went out
and got a knife or if they already had them.
How many people are now carrying That's what I'm kind
of curious about, at least with gun sales, an uptick
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and conceal carry, That's what I'm kind of curious about.
It's clear we're under attack. It's obvious this is what
the left wants. You've heard them talking, You've heard him speaking,
You've heard what they've said. You hear what they call us.
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This is what they want for some deranged individual to
go out and do what they are too gutless to
do themselves. You hear the rhetoric calling Trump, Hitler and
all of his supporters are Nazi. They're calling you Nazis.
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Let me go ahead and read a couple another quote
from him. The only acceptable response to the threat of
lethal violence is immediate and savage counterattack. If you resist,
you just may be killed. If you don't resist, you
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almost certainly will be killed. It's a tough choice, but
there is only one right answer, and I agree with that.
It's going to be honest.
Speaker 1 (51:56):
I do.
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Because, like I said before, you don't know what their
intention is. You don't know if they have a knife.
You don't know if they plan on doing harm to you.
Once they get inside that bubble, once they show aggression,
you don't know what may happen. And really, I guess
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the question is what would you much rather happen? Would
you much rather be judged by twelve or carried by six? Right?
I mean, isn't that the question? Are you going to
protect you and your family, your loved ones? Are you
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going to do your job and protect yourself? Or are
you going to be a victim yourself? I mean, which
is it? You don't know their intention. I mean, if
they're showing aggression and they're getting within that bubble, there's
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only one logical thing for you to do protect yourself.
You don't know what they're going to do, but the
Left has shown that they don't care what happens. They've
shown a willingness to kill aggression. That's what the left
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is showing. I got one last quote I want to
read to you, and this one. I tell you what,
if you don't remember anything else about this show, I
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want you to remember this quote again. This is Jeff
Cooper j E. F. F co O P E R.
If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only
the intended victim who can do it. The FELA does
not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore,
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what he must be taught to fear is his victims.
Understand I hope you do. I don't want any of
you to become victims. I don't. These people aren't at
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risk of going to jail, I mean, cashless bail, all
of these things, you know, And they don't fear the police,
they don't fear judge or jury. What these criminals need
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to learn to fear is they're victims. Know what you're
up against. I had heard somebody say something to the
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effect of and this is in regards to this the
Ukrainian that was killed on the train. At what point
do we hold these judges accountable? That's a damn good question,
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isn't it. At what point are they held accountable? I mean,
did at what point? I mean, did they really think
this guy was going to stop after the second time
he stood in front of a judge, how about the
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third time? How about the fourth time? Did they think
that he was going to stop? Did he think that
he was going to just all of a sudden change
his ways, or did you think that they knew that
he was going to commit another crime? At what point
are we going to hold those in the system, these
judges accountable for these killings that was done whenever they
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had the choice, they had the option, they had the
ability to know, they had the responsibility to put these
people away, to put this guy away. They had the
responsibility to do that, and they didn't. At what point
are we going to hold them accountable? At what point
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are we going to strip them of their robe, of
their position, of their standing, kicked them off the bar?
At what point are we going to do that. I'm
kind of curious because it's not just him, It's not
just the governor is the judge, judges who looked at
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this individual and who allowed them to go back into society,
and it was only a matter of time before he killed.
Because this type of activity, allowing these people to walk free,
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allowing all of this crap to take place, all it
does is emboldened criminals. Why do you think you see
the escalation in crime and severity, Why do you think
you see that out of these cities they've been emboldened.
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They do it because they feel, because it has been
demonstrated to them that they'll be able to get away
with it if they're even caught, if they're even prosecuted,
what's going to happen? Cashless bail, Oh big deal. You're
not going to have to spend it, you know, any
time in jail. We're just processing and let you go.
Tell you to come in for your court date, don't
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forget your court date, come back, We'll just let you go.
It emboldens them. They're being told that they can do
whatever the hell they want to and they'll be able
to get away with it, or it'll be a lesser
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crime that they end up going to jail for. Not
a big deal. That's what we've had demonstrated, they are emboldened.
If you want it to stop, these criminals need to
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start fearing they're victims again. This is not a call
for violence, this is not a call for any type
of uprising, but you'd damn well better be prepared to
defend yourself as aggressively as possible because you don't know
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what their intentions are in any day of the week.
I would much rather see a dead criminal than a
dead victim, and I'm not even sorry about that. I
would much rather have a good guy with a gun
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step in do what is necessary, do what the system
is unwilling to do, than see another dead victim. Just
being honest with you. September tenth, unfortunately, will be a
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day that will go down in history. It will be
remembered by people. Charlie Kirk was one of the greats.
He was the best of us. Regardless of how you
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feel about him. He did something that not many do.
I mean, hell, you know, Stephen Crowder used to do
those kind of things with the whole changed my mind.
He stopped doing it because the threat was too great,
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and with the rhetoric that comes out of the mouths
of the left, with their positions. They're soft on crime.
Always seen his escalation. We have been targeted. That's all
there is to it. Something needs to change. They're terrified,
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that's obvious. They're losing their grip, they're losing their control,
and I really hope this is a wake up call
for people. Violence can't be tolerated, and like Jeff Cooper
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said in this quote, if you want it to stop,
you must teach these criminals to fear their victims. Still
in the way, it still on the way. I hate
that it's like that, but what other choice do we
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have be a victim ourselves. I mean, that's what the
left would have us do. I mean, that's what they
want us to do. That's all I got. That's it.
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Of course, we are going to be talking about the
the death of a Ukrainian refugee, and before we get
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into that, we are going to be talking about the
assassination of Charlie Kirk. Hence why I titled it the
way that I did the best of us. So we
got some things to get into, some updates, some things
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that I would like to make you aware of. But
for the most part, what it's going to be about
is just what we've had to go through as Republicans,
as conservatives, as libertarians. You know, it's it's been a lot,
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and the left doesn't really seem to be backing down
all that much. I mean it doesn't. You know, they
may tone down their rhetoric a little bit, for a while,
but give him a few days, they'll be right back
into the same old habits, doing the same old thing.
But let's let's let's let's get into it. I'm I'm
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going off good, going out of order, I guess you
can say, so let's let's go ahead and get into it.
I I don't know about you, but September tenth is
a day that is it's going to be remembered, you know,
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it really is. I know it will be for me.
You know, I didn't know Charlie Kirk. I didn't you know,
I didn't listen to his show on a regular basis.
I've seen a lot of clips of his you know,
where he was in discourse with people, talking with people,
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pointing out their own hypocrisy and really trying to, you know,
just open up a conversation. I didn't know the guy.
Didn't know a lot about the guy. But what I
did know was that he was a voice for conservatism,
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a voice for Christianity, and that meant something, you know.
I mean, like I said, I mean, I didn't know
the guy. You know, didn't have any conversations with him.
He didn't know me from Adam, you know, nothing like that.
Like I'm sure a lot of you you know that
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you don't know the guy, he doesn't know you. But
regardless of that, you know, he was you know, he
was a conservative, he was a you know, he was
a Christian. He was somebody who believed in the Constitution,
the Bill of Rights. He believed in all that very
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much so. And whenever this I had seen a video.
I was at work and somebody showed me the video
of what happened, and it was shock, instant shock. I'll
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know about you, but for me, you know, like I said,
this is going to be one of them moments in
history where people are going to remember where they are
or I guess I should say where they were what
they were doing whenever they heard the news, because for us,
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it was that impactful because Charlie Kirk was unique, right,
you know, we're not talking about somebody whom was a politician.
We're talking about a I mean, I guess you can't
really say a private citizen. I mean, he was very
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public on things, but he wasn't a politician, just a
guy that believed in what he was doing, and you know,
went to the places where we weren't welcome to talk
about ideas and have a conversation. And he always had,
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you know, one of them things too that you know,
everybody was welcome. I want to hear your side. I
want to hear what it is that you have to say,
and then we'll talk about it. He wasn't a politician,
just a guy that believed in civil discourse, conversation. That's
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what he believed in. And I don't know about you,
but I mean, this is one of them things that
whenever it happened, watching that video, it was just it
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was shocked. I mean it really was. And whenever, you know,
initially after it happened, you know that there was a
lot of stuff going around that he was still alive,
that they were, you know, working on him. But I
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don't know if you heard a lot of those reports,
but I know I did because as soon as I
left work, which wasn't very long after this took place,
I'm watching stuff and I was going to be doing
the show Wednesday. I mean, I was all geared up
and ready to go. But as soon as that happened,
I was just I was just digging in, trying to
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find out as much information as I possibly could about him,
hoping that he would be able to pull through. Unfortunately,
that just didn't happen. And you know, did they catch
the guy? I mean, that was the other thing that
was on my mind. Did they actually catch the guy?
Are they going to get him? That's where my mind
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was at. I was digging in, I was trying to
find out as much information as I could. And you know,
I said that I was shocked, but I gotta be
honest with you about this. I wasn't surprised because this
is what conservatives, this is what people on the right
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have to face all the time. I mean, look, don't
get me wrong, I'm not you know, associating any of us.
Definitely not me with Charlie Kirk. I'm not saying that.
But what I am saying is kind of clear that
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we get attacked all the time, and we really do.
I mean, I have this article from the Daily Caller
that Charlie Kirk was warned of assassination culture months before
his own assassination. The left all the time, you know,
I mean, you think back about other politicians inciting violence
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with their words, basically saying, you know, don't let conservatives,
don't let Republicans have one moment of peace. If you
see them in public, confront them, get in their face,
calling Trump hitler, calling you know, I believe they even
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did the same thing with Charlie Kirk calling him hitler,
calling everybody who supported Trump Nazis. And it really wasn't
them that I was concerned about. It wasn't the people
that was inciting the violence that I was concerned about.
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I wasn't concerned with Maxine Waters actually doing anything. I'm
not concerned about, you know, Alexandria A. Cassio Cortez doing anything.
I'm not concerned with Bernie Sanders doing anything. I'm not
concerned with any of them people doing anything. But there
are crazy people out there, and it was only a
matter of time with the rhetoric that comes out that
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spews out of the mouth of Democrats and libtards, it
was only a matter of time before something happened, because
what you have seen for years, more than a decade,
is an escalation in the violence that has been dealt
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out to Republicans, people like Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump, and
just Republicans in general, that dare to fly the American flag,
that dare to wear a Maga hat, magas shirt, whatever
to be a Republican. Sometimes just to have just to
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be white is enough to get the ever loving shit
kicked out of you. I seen this, this article from
New Republic, and it says, in blatant lie, Nancy Mace
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says attacks on Republicans are one sided. Why are they
saying that's a blatant lie? No mean, granted, they're referring
to the assassination, the killing of a couple, you know,
a Democrat and his wife, and then the attempted murder
of another Democrat and his wife, like, you know, pretty
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much into the same you know, in the same area.
But you know, you can't call the people that the
person actually that did this because if I'm remember correctly,
there was the same person that did that was associated
with both crimes, the murder and the attendant murder. But
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this person wasn't necessarily a Republican. He had a hit
list that had both Democrats and Republicans on it. But
even still an outlier for sure, because you just don't see,
as a rule, as a generalization, you don't see that
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kind of activity, that kind of hatred, that kind of
lack for respect and human life out of a Republican.
You don't see that you don't see that level of vitriol.
You don't see that. But where you do see it
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is out of the left, these deranged people, That's where
you see that out of it wasn't a surprise to
me when this happened. Was I shocked? Absolutely? Was I surprised? Unfortunately, No,
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I wasn't, because they've asked for this. I mean, can
we be honest about something? You know, Charlie Kirk was
somebody whom had a conversation with people. That's what he did.
That's basically how he dedicated his life. He was effective.
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You want to know how I know he was effective
because they killed him for it. And guess what did
a mouse do? They killed him because he was effective
because he had no problem winning an argument, backing up
his belief his point of view with facts, and the
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left couldn't handle it. They can't handle being wrong. For
far too long they have had they've had a monopoly
on information. Thankfully, now they really don't have that monopoly
like they once did. The truth is able to get
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out and unfortunately, people like Charlie Kirk are going to
be targeted because they're effective. But the problem is, right now,
somebody operating on that level. We don't have another person
out there like Charlie Kirk. We just don't, you know.
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I mean, we may have people that will, you know,
have debates and do that kind of thing. We may
have people on some level that do that, but somebody
that operated on the level that he did. There ain't
nobody else. We don't have anybody else like that. We
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just don't, unfortunately, and there are some there are so
many Democrats politicians out there, representatives that I am just
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infuriated with. I had watched a video where Speaker Johnson
and this headline is you can find this on Daily
Wire and of which case, you know, if you want
to check out the articles that I'm you know, kind
of referencing in this show, head on over to the
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host show dot com, click on the news feeds Happen.
That will take you over to flip board where the
magazine can be found. That is my go to hub,
my source for not really my source, just my hub
where I put all the articles in that I use
on every show. But this article from the Daily Wire
says Speaker Johnson calls the house to a halt and
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holds a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk. Did any
of you hear that go down? Did any of you
watch the video whenever he did that, because he didn't
get a moment of silence, because immediately immediately after he
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called for a moment of silence, you had them Democrats,
the Democrats that were booing, just hissing, evil vile. I mean,
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you can't even have the decency to just shut the
hell up for a minute. You had people out there
in various you know, anchors that were basically saying that
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Charlie Kirk had it coming that he asked for. You know,
it's like, oh, I bet, I bet he doesn't have
the same view on the Second Amendment. Now, evil vile people,
And that's what they were saying right right immediately after that.
And you know, things on TikTok weren't any better. You
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had people that were cheering his death, him getting shot,
people on TikTok, people on social media, people on XP.
I don't I didn't even go and nor have I
ever actually gone over to Blue Sky, but I would
hate to know what they were saying over there. That
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is basically a safe haven that they can get away
with saying whatever the hell they want. To, I wouldn't
even want to know what kind of shit was out
there on blue sky where they basically wouldn't be getting
any pushback for saying whatever they wanted to. And the
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sad thing is these people on the left, these politicians,
these governors, these Republican or well some of the Republicans, sure,
but these politicians, vile human beings. They have they have
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created an environment where this is just accepted, where it's tolerated,
the escalation and violence to Republicans, just because they have
a view that is in opposition of their own, they
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feel vindicated in what they feel. It's accepted. It's they
back it up that they tell you that, or they
tell them those that participate in this violence that it's okay.
You have the right to feel the way that you do,
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and it's okay to lash out on anybody you disagree with. That.
This is the environment the left has created. The American
mainstreams tascit acceptance of left wing violence. Holy app that
headline out of the National Review. Even my own governor Pritzker,
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he basically did the same thing, saying that it was
Kirk's rhetoric that caused this, basically blaming him for getting shot. Oh,
it couldn't be. It can't possibly be the Democrats on
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the left that has been calling Trump nazi, that is
called Kirk nazi, calling all of us vile human beings.
I mean, it couldn't possibly be their own rhetoric that
caused us. Oh. No, it was the fault of Charlie
kirk He's the one who caused this to happen because
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he has a different point of view from these tards
on the left. They're blaming him for what happened. No.
I mean I've watched, you know, like I said, I've
watched some stuff with Charlie Kirks. You know, a lot
of his stuff where he's had discourse with people. I've
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watched different interviews with him, and you know, I couldn't
find really one thing that I can recall that I
didn't agree with him on. Couldn't find one thing where
I disagreed with him at all. I mean there might be,
you know, there's probably a couple things. I mean sure,
I mean, nobody agrees with somebody else one hundred percent
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of the time doesn't happen, you know, I'm sure he
had stances and points of view that I didn't really
agree with him on but right the top of my head,
I can't recall any of them. It's not to say
that there wasn't disagreement there, but even still, like I said, discourse,
communication and open and honest debate, discussion, that's what he
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was about. And the left were terrified of him because
he was effective. He was winning hearts and minds. He
was causing people to think about things. Now, not these
hardcore leftists. You can't really reach somebody whom is that crazy,
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but those in a center, those who actually have in
mind and know how to use it, those who know
what critical thinking is and does that Those people, Yeah,
he was reaching them. The left were losing their grasps,
losing their control, and it pissed them off, and their
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rhetoric has been ramping up. I mean, think about it, guys,
think about it. As I said before, you know that
the right is being attacked. And yeah, with the exception
of a handful of few a couple outliers, you only
see this happening to one side. That's it. You know,
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I've talked about this in other episodes where you know,
like all the shenanigans that took place during the twenty
twenty election, all of these shenanigans benefited one side. That's it.
That's one hell of a coincidence, isn't it. I don't
really believe in coincidences. Once, maybe twice, I'm a little skeptical.
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Three times, no, three times. We have a pattern. In
the twenty twenty election. We had more than just three times.
It was five different things all happening at the same
time using the same Bravocierra excuse. And it's not a
coincidence at that point. The couple times or a handful
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of times where it has happened to a Democrat outliers,
but as a Republican, as a conservative, I have been canceled.
I have been had my content removed from YouTube because
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I have dared to speak the truth and nothing I
said was even unfactual. The things that they claimed that
was that was misinformation. They shut my you know, they
shut me down for I got a strike for. That's
what we have happening to Republicans, to conservatives all the time.
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I mean, think back to you know, COVID's Hell the
Summer of Love period, a lot of people throwing a
temper tantrum claiming that, oh my voice needs to be heard,
and in order for my voice to be heard, I
need to you know, steal these shoes and foot locker.
I gotta steal this iPhone. Because nothing says, you know,
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yay for George Floyd, like you know, me stealing an
iPad or an iPhone or stealing a pair of shoes,
going into Walgreens and stripping the shelves bare. Yeah, nothing
says yay like committing in you know, criminal activity accepted
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from the left, vindicated from the left. That's what we see.
That's what happened. The use lawfair against us, you know,
not just President Trump, but you know, I seem to
remember an old lady sitting on a lawn chair in
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front of a planned parenthood with a sign and she
was arrested. Parents who had who were being investigated by
the FBI for daring to speak out at a school
board meeting because they felt that maybe they should have
more control over the shit that they are trying to
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teach our kids. That actually happened with only a few outliers.
It is all one sided, every last bit of it.
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It's one sided. I don't care about an apology from
these people, I really don't. I'm not asking for an apology.
That apology is it's not going to do anything. It's
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not going to help the situation. I don't see them
stopping at all. I really don't. But this type of
rhetoric needs to stop. Let me see something they did
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ended up catching guy. They finally released a picture of it,
picture of the alleged killer, because they didn't know this
at the time. And what was kind of pathetic to
(28:22):
me was some of his posts, you know, not really
bragging about it, but talking about what he did to
try to evade capture. Yeah, because they arrested one guy,
he wasn't the right guy. They arrested somebody else and
they let him go to and then they ended up
(28:45):
releasing a picture of the guy. And well, based off
of that picture, a family member turned the band told
him that, you know, maybe you should go and turn
yourself in. I'm not exactly sure if he turned himself
in or if he was turned in by a family member,
(29:06):
but either way you look at it, it was a
family member that kind of ratted him out. It's like, hey,
I think I know this guy. I think it was
a guy's father. If I'm not mistaken, I think don't
quote me on that, not one hundred percent sure. But
they found a guy, arrested him, mugshots. Apparently he already
(29:30):
has a court day. I read that too. That seems
a little quick to me. You know, you'd think that
you'd want to get a little bit more information before you,
you know, before you actually try him in the court
of law. You know, you don't want there to be
you know, mishandling of evidence, not actually have everything that
(29:50):
you need in order to secure a conviction. You think
you want to take a little bit more time. That
really didn't make much sense to me whenever I heard that,
was going to be on it with you, you know.
And not only that, apparently there was some things that
he engraved onto the bullets that were you know, like, hey,
(30:19):
fascists catch evil vile. It's not really any other way
to put it. This individual was deranged. And you know,
(30:42):
I'm going to be honest with you, I hope he
gets the death penalty. I really do. This person has
no place after what he did, no place in civil society.
(31:10):
Just being honest, just being transparent. I mean, are you
really going to help an individual like this? Are you
really going to rehabilitate them to where they can be,
you know, introduced back into society. Somebody that is that deranged,
(31:34):
somebody that life means nothing to him, somebody who has
been radicalized to the point to where they are willing
to pick up arms and kill the guy. I mean,
one of the first things I heard was that, you
know how far away well, I mean first I heard
(31:56):
that it was like an up close and personal thing,
and I'm like, yeah, I know, it wasn't. I knew that.
I knew that right after seeing the video of it.
I'm like, yeah, no, this wasn't an up close and
personal thing. This shot was taken from a ways out.
And then I hear that, oh, he's a sniper or something,
he's got some training and whatnot, and it's like, yeah, no,
(32:21):
I knew that was a lie, you know, because pretty
early off that was like, yeah, it was a shot
that was taken from like two hundred yards. I'm like,
that's not that far. Not for a rifle. It ain't
that far. It ain't that far at all, especially considering
he had optics on the rifle. That ain't very far
at all. Just some deranged what twenty twenty twenty two
(32:50):
year old kid I think is what he was. You
can find his information, ie, you can get his name.
I'm not gonna, you know, put it on here, but
Ammo inscribed with hey fascist catch, anti Nazi slogans, different
references to memes and whatever video game he was playing.
(33:12):
Sick individual, Absolutely a sick individual. I'm gonna go ahead
and take a quick break. Let's see what should I play,
(33:34):
and let's do this one. I haven't played this one
on the program yet. I'm not a huge fan of
this one. I wish I you know, I'm wanting to
actually do a better job on it. But you know,
at any rate, we'll play this one, and when I return,
we're going to be talking about the the the killing
of the Ukrainian refugee. Zerutka. I believe is her last name,
(34:05):
and I'm probably mispronouncing that. I mean her first name. Why,
I'm sorry, I are y n a. I don't even
know how to pronounce that. He's gonna be honest with you. Zerutka,
I believe is her is her last name. And maybe
I'm spelling that or pronouncing that right. Maybe I'm not.
(34:26):
I'm not completely sure. But when I return, we'll talk
about that, and then we're gonna wrap things up a
little bit the how do we move forward aspect of
the show. So just a couple of minutes and I'll
be right back spinning, fire on up, out of the case,
(34:58):
top of the world with a bust it lay, chase
the thrill till it chased me back, red light slashing
on the dead track, start the rule books. Yeah, shattered glass,
cutting in the stairs. Tred is to show me fear.
(35:18):
Now I'm spreading in the Devil's lane, swing in the dog,
watch you swing back hard, burn my hands, trying to
hold that star. Every camel gonna catch you out. Yea
favy lad play the hero in the Choker's Crown, knocked
(35:55):
the storm til and knocked me down. Cards on the table, Yeah,
been real, doll howl last all the damage done. Lending's
lesson Taught to lead, Kiss Destruction, Dance with Fate, Ripples
bleed from a careless tide. Let me roll now, cruisified,
(36:19):
I say, don't watch a slang back cord burn shot
to hold that start. Every game'll going to catch you out,
all screaming. Nightman's Lesson Taught too Late, Kiss Destruction Danced
(36:53):
with Faith. Ripples bleed from a careless tide. Let me
roll now, a cruise.
Speaker 1 (37:02):
At the dark.
Speaker 2 (37:03):
Just swing hard all that start, every game was going
to cast you out scream oh all right, and we
(37:26):
are back. So I'm sure by now that y'all have
heard about this. Now, this is actually something that took
place a while back ago. This wasn't you know, anything new.
I believe it took place back in April, the murder
of Zaruchka. But recently the the train footage was released
(37:52):
and the video you know, came out. It showed her
entry in the car and then sitting right in front
of the killer. He gets out of his pocket knife
(38:14):
stabs her in the neck, you know, And unlike Charlie Kirk,
who didn't necessarily or probably or at least I hope,
(38:45):
didn't really know what was going on, was hopefully instantly dead,
and at least, you know, I hope, so Zerutzka got
no such mercy. She didn't die instantly. She had an
(39:17):
opportunity to see what was going on, see the blood,
look around, getting no help from anybody, while this savage,
while this killer walked away and said something you know,
and was recorded saying something that if the roles were
(39:37):
reversed would definitely classify as a as a hate crime,
And as far as I'm concerned, yeah, it's a hate
crime because he was You could hear the audio. I
don't know if you've heard it. I really don't, not
going to play, really don't care, but you can find it.
(39:58):
He walked away saying I got that white girl, I
got that white girl, repeating himself. That to me screams
a hate crime. But you want to know what else
is said about this one. It's not like these these
various people didn't know about it. It never made it
(40:24):
to the mainstream. It wasn't something that you really had,
you know. I mean, you may have heard about the death,
but it was just simply covered. As you know, this
guy killed this chick, and that was about the extent
of it. You didn't really hear a whole heck of
a lot. You didn't know a whole heck of a
lot about it. And of course the video didn't get released,
(40:45):
but now it's out there and you were able to
see it hear the audio after he walked away. But
(41:11):
here's what's irritating the culture that these democrats have created
in these cities. Because this guy was arrested not once,
not twice, not five times, not ten times, but fourteen
(41:32):
times previously. And one of the times that he was,
you know, in front of a judge, his own lawyer
was like, hey, you know, he's not competent enough to
stand trial. Okay, then put his ass in a looney bin.
Lock him up regardless. I mean fourteen times, fourteen times
(41:59):
violent crime and otherwise, I mean there was Let me
let me see if I can find this, because I
know there was a little bit of a list as
far as you know what he was arrested for, detained for,
not necessarily any little crimes. All right, so this one
(42:19):
isn't the one. Let me see if I can get
another one. Hopefully this will let me do it. This
article is from the Washington Times. So let's see. Gives
the guy's name. Let's see, he was a career criminal
who belongs in prison. Obviously, had been identified in fourteen
(42:43):
previous cases in Whatever County, North Carolina, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina,
and sentenced to six years in prison on various counts
that included robbery with the dangerous weapon, larceny, breaking and entering.
He's been charged with first degree murder in the stabbing
of Zaruchka, a career criminal that, because of the policies
(43:15):
of the left, only ended up spending sixteen or I'm sorry,
six years in prison for the crimes that he's been committed.
For the crimes that he has committed, this individual belonged
in jail. If you just would quit victimizing criminals, then
(43:43):
citizens wouldn't be victimized by them. I mean, it's kind
of clear cut, right. You want to lower crime, do
what Trump's been doing in DC, actually arresting people and
throwing them in prison for committing crime instead of letting
(44:03):
them walk free on the streets. Because this person, again
has no business being in society, period, end of story.
Doesn't belong in society. If he's got issues, put him
in an institution. I seen this article from Let's see
(44:28):
where did this thing come from? From The Daily Caller.
CNN freaks out when Punda says alleged Charlotte stabber should
have been institutionalized. Well, he should have, because you know,
like I said, if his lawyer is going to stand
there and say that he's not competent enough to stand trial,
then he don't belong on the streets. He just got
(44:50):
done committing a crime. He's not competent enough to stand trial,
then why did you let him out? Because they let
them out knowing he was going to commit another crime. Absolutely,
I mean it doesn't take It doesn't take much to
(45:12):
kind of put two and two together and add that
one up. It's not like he got a no calculus
or anything. It ain't like you got to actually be
a a uh a rocket scientist. A career criminal is
going to commit more crime. If he's not competent enough
(45:34):
to stand trial, then he should go somewhere at the
very least, put his ass in prison, throw away the key,
because he doesn't belong in civil society. It's pretty freaking obvious.
(46:04):
So how do we move on from here? That's a
good question, right, how do we move on from here?
How do we move forward? Now? Look, I want to
(46:33):
be very clear on something. I am not advocating for
open revolt anything of that nature. Just want to make
myself perfectly clear. But what we see going on can't
(46:58):
be tolerated. Cannot be tolerated in the least. The left
has no problem using violence to shut you up, to
put you in your place. The left has no problem
doing that they've demonstrated the time and time again, increasingly
(47:23):
more violence, more attacks, more brutality. I'm not saying strike first,
but I mean, here's the thing. Put that bubble around you,
however big you think that bubble needs to be. You
(47:44):
see somebody approaching you. They are aggressive. You don't know
what they're going to do, like this jackwagon that killed
the lady on the train. You don't know what they're
going to do. You don't know what their mental state is.
And considering how people on the Democrat side, people on
(48:07):
the left just accept and are inciting violence all the time.
They're not slowing down and stopping their rhetoric. They accept this,
they encourage this, Considering that you don't know what they're
going to do. I got a couple of quotes I
(48:31):
want to read to you. I got a couple of
quotes here, well, actually three quotes from Jeff Cooper, a
former marine. One of them and I think this one
(48:55):
sums it up quite nicely. If you find yourself under
lethal attack, don't be kind, be harsh, be tough, be ruthless.
What I'm actually kind of curious about at this particular
point in time, and I haven't looked this up because
(49:22):
I don't really think it matters in a matter of speaking,
But I'm kind of curious how many people out there,
after what happened to Charlie Kirk, after the release of
the video in what actually happened on that train car,
after all of that, with everything that has been going on,
(49:44):
I'm kind of curious how many people out there ended
up purchasing a gun, enrolled in a conceal carry class,
got a burner, a non lethal deterrent. How many people
(50:07):
went out and got tasers. How many people went out
and got a knife or if they already had them.
How many people are now carrying That's what I'm kind
of curious about, at least with gun sales, an uptick
(50:28):
and conceal carry, That's what I'm kind of curious about.
It's clear we're under attack. It's obvious this is what
the left wants. You've heard them talking, You've heard him speaking,
You've heard what they've said. You hear what they call us.
(50:51):
This is what they want for some deranged individual to
go out and do what they are too gutless to
do themselves. You hear the rhetoric calling Trump, Hitler and
all of his supporters are Nazi. They're calling you Nazis.
(51:21):
Let me go ahead and read a couple another quote
from him. The only acceptable response to the threat of
lethal violence is immediate and savage counterattack. If you resist,
you just may be killed. If you don't resist, you
(51:44):
almost certainly will be killed. It's a tough choice, but
there is only one right answer, and I agree with that.
It's going to be honest.
Speaker 1 (51:56):
I do.
Speaker 2 (51:58):
Because, like I said before, you don't know what their
intention is. You don't know if they have a knife.
You don't know if they plan on doing harm to you.
Once they get inside that bubble, once they show aggression,
you don't know what may happen. And really, I guess
(52:24):
the question is what would you much rather happen? Would
you much rather be judged by twelve or carried by six? Right?
I mean, isn't that the question? Are you going to
protect you and your family, your loved ones? Are you
(52:46):
going to do your job and protect yourself? Or are
you going to be a victim yourself? I mean, which
is it? You don't know their intention. I mean, if
they're showing aggression and they're getting within that bubble, there's
(53:09):
only one logical thing for you to do protect yourself.
You don't know what they're going to do, but the
Left has shown that they don't care what happens. They've
shown a willingness to kill aggression. That's what the left
(53:37):
is showing. I got one last quote I want to
read to you, and this one. I tell you what,
if you don't remember anything else about this show, I
(53:58):
want you to remember this quote again. This is Jeff
Cooper j E. F. F co O P E R.
If violent crime is to be curbed, it is only
the intended victim who can do it. The FELA does
not fear the police, and he fears neither judge nor jury. Therefore,
(54:19):
what he must be taught to fear is his victims.
Understand I hope you do. I don't want any of
you to become victims. I don't. These people aren't at
(54:50):
risk of going to jail, I mean, cashless bail, all
of these things, you know, And they don't fear the police,
they don't fear judge or jury. What these criminals need
(55:14):
to learn to fear is they're victims. Know what you're
up against. I had heard somebody say something to the
(55:36):
effect of and this is in regards to this the
Ukrainian that was killed on the train. At what point
do we hold these judges accountable? That's a damn good question,
(56:03):
isn't it. At what point are they held accountable? I mean,
did at what point? I mean, did they really think
this guy was going to stop after the second time
he stood in front of a judge, how about the
(56:24):
third time? How about the fourth time? Did they think
that he was going to stop? Did he think that
he was going to just all of a sudden change
his ways, or did you think that they knew that
he was going to commit another crime? At what point
are we going to hold those in the system, these
judges accountable for these killings that was done whenever they
(56:47):
had the choice, they had the option, they had the
ability to know, they had the responsibility to put these
people away, to put this guy away. They had the
responsibility to do that, and they didn't. At what point
are we going to hold them accountable? At what point
(57:09):
are we going to strip them of their robe, of
their position, of their standing, kicked them off the bar?
At what point are we going to do that. I'm
kind of curious because it's not just him, It's not
just the governor is the judge, judges who looked at
(57:45):
this individual and who allowed them to go back into society,
and it was only a matter of time before he killed.
Because this type of activity, allowing these people to walk free,
(58:07):
allowing all of this crap to take place, all it
does is emboldened criminals. Why do you think you see
the escalation in crime and severity, Why do you think
you see that out of these cities they've been emboldened.
(58:29):
They do it because they feel, because it has been
demonstrated to them that they'll be able to get away
with it if they're even caught, if they're even prosecuted,
what's going to happen? Cashless bail, Oh big deal. You're
not going to have to spend it, you know, any
time in jail. We're just processing and let you go.
Tell you to come in for your court date, don't
(58:50):
forget your court date, come back, We'll just let you go.
It emboldens them. They're being told that they can do
whatever the hell they want to and they'll be able
to get away with it, or it'll be a lesser
(59:14):
crime that they end up going to jail for. Not
a big deal. That's what we've had demonstrated, they are emboldened.
If you want it to stop, these criminals need to
(59:35):
start fearing they're victims again. This is not a call
for violence, this is not a call for any type
of uprising, but you'd damn well better be prepared to
defend yourself as aggressively as possible because you don't know
(59:58):
what their intentions are in any day of the week.
I would much rather see a dead criminal than a
dead victim, and I'm not even sorry about that. I
would much rather have a good guy with a gun
(01:00:20):
step in do what is necessary, do what the system
is unwilling to do, than see another dead victim. Just
being honest with you. September tenth, unfortunately, will be a
(01:00:48):
day that will go down in history. It will be
remembered by people. Charlie Kirk was one of the greats.
He was the best of us. Regardless of how you
(01:01:14):
feel about him. He did something that not many do.
I mean, hell, you know, Stephen Crowder used to do
those kind of things with the whole changed my mind.
He stopped doing it because the threat was too great,
(01:01:37):
and with the rhetoric that comes out of the mouths
of the left, with their positions. They're soft on crime.
Always seen his escalation. We have been targeted. That's all
there is to it. Something needs to change. They're terrified,
(01:02:06):
that's obvious. They're losing their grip, they're losing their control,
and I really hope this is a wake up call
for people. Violence can't be tolerated, and like Jeff Cooper
(01:02:28):
said in this quote, if you want it to stop,
you must teach these criminals to fear their victims. Still
in the way, it still on the way. I hate
that it's like that, but what other choice do we
(01:02:49):
have be a victim ourselves. I mean, that's what the
left would have us do. I mean, that's what they
want us to do. That's all I got. That's it.
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Have yourself a great one and I will see you
in the next one. This has been the ho Host Show.
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