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Where were you when the world stopped turning?
Speaker 2 (07:14):
That's September day.
Speaker 18 (07:17):
Were you in the yard with your wife and children,
or working.
Speaker 2 (07:22):
On some stay Did you know that?
Speaker 18 (07:25):
Did you stand there in shock at the sight of
that black smoke rising against that blue sky? Did you
shout out any anger, fear for.
Speaker 2 (07:37):
Your neighbor, or did you just sit down and cry.
Did you weep for the children they lost, their dear
loved ones, pray for the one too don't know?
Speaker 19 (07:52):
Did you rejoice for the people who walked from the
rubble and sob for the one's left long?
Speaker 18 (08:00):
Did you burst out with pride with the red wine
blue and the heroes.
Speaker 2 (08:06):
Who died just doing what they didn't? Did you look
up to heaven for.
Speaker 18 (08:11):
Some kind of answer and look at yourself and what
really matters. I'm just a singer of simple songs. I'm
not a real poltical man.
Speaker 20 (08:27):
I watched Seeing in but I'm not sure I can
tell you the difference in Iraq and Iraq. But I
know Jesus and I talk to God, and I remember
this from when I was young.
Speaker 2 (08:44):
The hope and love are.
Speaker 18 (08:46):
Some good things He gave us, and the greatest is love.
Where were you when the world stopped turning.
Speaker 2 (09:00):
Except him? Every day.
Speaker 18 (09:03):
Teaching a classess full of innocent children, or driving down.
Speaker 2 (09:08):
Some cold in her stead.
Speaker 21 (09:11):
Did you feel guilty cause your survivor in.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
The crowded room.
Speaker 19 (09:16):
Did you feel alone? Did you call up your mother.
Speaker 2 (09:22):
And tell her you loved her? Did you dust off
that Bible little? Did you open your eyes.
Speaker 21 (09:32):
Hope it never happen, to close your eyes and hot
gold to sleep.
Speaker 18 (09:38):
Did you notice the sunset the first time in the ages?
Speaker 2 (09:43):
Speak to some stranger you're on the street.
Speaker 18 (09:46):
Did you lay down at night, think up tomorrow, go
out and buy you a gun.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
Did you turn off that violent whole movie you watching
and turn on out of the sei runs.
Speaker 18 (10:03):
Did you go to a church and hold hands with
some strangers, stand in line and give your home blood.
Did you just stay home and clean tight to your family?
Thank God you had somebody to love. I'm just a singer,
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love simple songs. I'm not a real poetical man. I
watched Seeing and I'm not sure I can tell you
the difference in our rock and are rend. But I
know Jesus and not talk to God, and I remember
this from when I was young.
Speaker 17 (10:47):
They hope and love.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
Are some good things He gave us, and the greatest
is love.
Speaker 18 (10:56):
I'm just a singer, love simple songs. I'm not a
real pultical man.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
I watched Seeing and but I'm.
Speaker 18 (11:06):
Not sure I can tell you the difference in Iraq
and already.
Speaker 21 (11:12):
But I know Jesus and I talked to God, and
I remember this from when I was young. They hope
and love are some good things he gave us.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
And the greatest is love, and the greatest is.
Speaker 19 (11:31):
A love, and the greatest is a lover.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Where were you in the world?
Speaker 17 (11:41):
And stopped turning on that September day.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
Welcome into a very somber episode of The Rick Robinson Show,
also with a very sleep deprived host. Try as I
might last night, I could not fall asleep. I was
physically exhausted, but mentally I just could not shut down
last night. So this one could be fun. You may
actually watch me flame out live on the air, but
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we're here and I want to. I want to start
the show by talking about this. The older I get,
the more I find there are moments in my history
that I will never forget where I was first. One
in recent memory that doesn't involve anything work related was
April nineteenth, nine ninety five. That was the Merrow bombing,
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and I watched everybody come together after that. I watched
a Democratic president who turns out to be quite a
bit of a player and a butthead to put it nicely,
try to bring people together talk about what a terrible
time we found ourselves in. As somebody that was actually
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supposed to be in that building that day and would
have been if not for being called into work and
opting to not go ahead and file for disability. I'm
not sure I probably wouldn't have been here. So the
next one on the hit parade, again not counting any
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incidents work related, because I've dodged death more times than
I care to count anymore, and I'm again asking myself
the question, why am I still here when so many
others aren't. September the eleventh, two thousand and one, I
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had just finished working all night, took my children to school,
except for my youngest, who was not nearly a year
old by September he was about ten months at this point,
within a week or so, and had come home, had
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gotten his breakfast done, and put him down for his
morning nap because he loved naps back then, and was
playing a video game for a little bit, trying to unwind,
when suddenly the TV started squawking at me, and I
had no idea what was going on, and everybody started panicking.
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The wife started calling, should we go get the kids?
What are we supposed to do? And everybody that I
worked with at the time, because this is when I
was still with This is when I was running my
own security agency. All of my guys, including me, suited
up and started standing guard at the kids' schools because
we didn't know what else to do. We didn't know
what was going on. We didn't know if there were
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going to be any other coordinated attacks anywhere else. So
for the next few days, when we weren't doing our
regular jobs, we were standing in front of the schools
in full uniform, at least the ones that didn't already
have SROs.
Speaker 2 (15:52):
And then.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
There was the next version of September the eleventh, during Benghazi,
where from everything that I have been able to put
together over the years, it seems like a group of
CIA operators were sent to die and left to die.
(16:15):
I'm not going to go into all the detail on
that one because I've done it before. It's in the archives.
You can go find him. But one of the things
that stuck with me after interviewing people and talking to
people because I've never been in the military, I've had
family members that have been, but they're all Most of
my family members were air forced. My grandfather was in
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the CBS on my dad's side, my grandfather on my
mom's side was in the army, but my grandfather on
my mom's side passed away when I was not eight
going on nine, and my grandfather on my dad's side
never really wanted to talk about anything that happened when
he was in the military, but back then they didn't
have the same kind of technology anyway. And then my uncle,
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who passed away when I was in my twenties my twenties,
was in the Navy, but that was during Vietnam, So
I started talking to folks that were inactive military, and
one of the things that I never could get my
head wrapped around was the fact that these men were
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on this rooftop holding off all of these people and
kept using a laser designator to paint targets for a drone.
And everyone that I know that's done any type of
special operations work or anything else that I talked to
about this kept saying that wouldn't have been able to
even engage and paint a target if there wasn't a
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weapons platform in range to be able to execute the strike.
And according to CNN and MSNBC and everybody else at
the time, they were making this thing sound like it
was a laser pointer that a college professor might use,
and everybody that knows what they're talking about is like,
that's not how this works. That's not how any of
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this works. And then now there's yesterday. Now there are others,
there's the school shootings, but you know what, I refuse
to put those in the same breath as these, because
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they're trying to make it seem as if we didn't
care enough about the school shootings. One of the things
that I have done here every time I have the
opportunity to, whether at Kylon Radio, whether it's on Front
Porch Forensics or any other shows, anytime somebody comes up
with a good idea to help secure the schools, we
talk about it. The last episode of Front Porch Forensics,
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which happened right after the most recent school shooting, we
had someone who has created an entire basically completely hidden
security system for schools. It gives everybody access to push
buttons on the walls to call nine to one one
and start the process to lock doors and pendants for
when they're in larger spaces, and YadA, YadA, YadA. Nobody
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wants to talk about real solutions though, which is why
I don't engage in those posts anymore. I've seen that
all over my Facebook today. For all of you that
are so outraged about Charlie Kirk, you can talk to me.
Once you're this outraged about school shootings, who in the
hell says we're not. You guys only have one answer,
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one solution, and it's take everybody's guns away, which is
going to leave no guns for anybody but the people
that shouldn't have them in the first place, and the
cops what you're trying to get rid of. So yeah,
I'm I've had it. I have been trying to hang
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on them, to hang on to some sense. You know,
Charlie wouldn't want Charlie Kirk wouldn't want us to become
angry and pissed off and violent over this. But I
have been watching people taking victory laps the same fucking
way they did in the Middle East after nine to eleven.
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But it's happening in our own country because of Charlie Kirk,
which is why the title of the show today is
exactly what you can see if you're watching Live nine
to eleven twenty four years later, and we've learned absolutely
nothing nothing. We didn't even come together for five seconds
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during this one, a thirty one year old man gunned
down in the prime of his life, who was doing
exactly what the left has always told you they wanted.
We don't want violence. We don't want people that are
just yelling at us all the time. We want people
that are willing to sit down and have rational discourse.
He was doing it, and you killed him for it.
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I'm gonna do everything I can to try to try
to do everything, even again, little bitty ant standing on
a mole hill. But I'm gonna do everything I can,
especially compared to Charlie Kirk, to try to stop what
I know is about to come next. I don't know
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about you, but I can feel it. The world is
different today. America is different today. The right has been
impossible to radicalize until yesterday. And I say this again,
Charlie Kirk would not want what is on the horizon.
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But he's also probably the only person in America that
could have stopped is on the horizon, and they killed him.
And I don't want to hear none of the We
don't even know who the shooter is yet, we don't
even we don't know what the shooter's political views are.
Even when we do you guys are gonna spin it.
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You did it with the shooting in Minnesota, you guys, well,
he's obviously a Trump deporter. No, the motherfucker with some
insane dude hearing voices who seemed to think he was
doing Tim Walls a favor. I'm willing to pull that
he's insane card and and try to try to not
rather not not connect the dots that Tim Walls was
wanting this dude to commit murder, but somewhere in his mind,
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that's what he got in his head. So the other
question is, while we're trying to figure out where we
go from here, what are we gonna start doing something
about the obvious mental health crisis that we have in
this country? And what are we gonna do something about
everybody on the left blaming the fucking guns. Oh no, Denny,
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that that's and that's not exactly how it was portrayed.
So well, let let's start that. Well, let's let's back up.
I have that clip. I have that clip, and then
we'll actually discuss what really happened, because I have the
full story on that one. So hang on, because yeah,
everybody's talking about they wouldn't even allow a moment of silence.
That's not exactly true. It's close, but it's not exactly true.
(23:22):
Hang on, I'm pretty sure I have that one somewhere.
Trying to find it though, because I so since I
couldn't sleep last night, I started going through and bookmarking
a bunch of different stuff, So now I gotta find it.
Speaker 22 (23:36):
Hang on, did you you do do? Pretty sure I
had that one book barred? Pretty sure I had that
one book barred. Okay, yep, there we go. All right, So, yeah,
I was right, I have a bookmarked.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
You're not gonna be able to hear it very well,
but I'm gonna play the whole thing anyway. The audio
quality wasn't great, and I probably we should have gotten
up and improved it a little bit, but I didn't.
So nah. All right, So here's what happened yesterday, and
then we'll talk about what actually transpired, because it's not
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exactly it's been reported, but it's close.
Speaker 3 (24:19):
What perfect?
Speaker 1 (24:22):
Let me fix that? All right? Let's try this again.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
What purpose is the gen? A lady from Colorado.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Rised s all right, So I'm gonna stop right there
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for a second, because if you couldn't hear it, what
she was actually calling for because they actually did do
a moment of silence already at this point. What she
was calling for an audible moment of prayer as an
out loud, and the left lost their minds over it,
and then the right kind of lost their minds over
the Left losing their minds over it. So it wasn't
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as simple as just a moment of silence, because they
actually already did that. She was actually calling for a
moment of somebody leading a prayer out loud for Charlie
Kirk and his family because at that point, at that
point when they're in when they're in the the hales
of Congress there, at that point, they did not know
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that he was deceased. I will say I have a
sneaking suspicion that a lot of folks in the media
knew before it was announced, because while I was slipping
between channels in a couple of different ones that I
was watching, between News Nation and Fox News, there were
a couple of folks that were on the panels discussing
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this that kept slipping into past tense, and then the
host would steer them back into present tense. So and
I'm not playing the video not gonna do it. I've
seen it enough. That's actually probably part of the reason
I couldn't sleep last night because now it's playing on
my head and a loop over and over and over again.
But when I saw when I saw that, the first
thing I said was, please God, let this be AI
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because if it's not, there's no there's no way, there's none,
there's it would it would it would have taken an
absolute like resurrection miracle, because I'm pretty sure he was
dead before he hit the ground, especially now that we
know more about the trajectory of the bullet, because everybody
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thought it was coming from the front, but it looks
like it came in more from the side. But anyway,
so this is when the this is when the left
starts losing their mind. Then you can listen to the
right following suit.
Speaker 7 (26:50):
Let's let's let's wait a minute, wait a minute.
Speaker 3 (26:54):
The house will be in order.
Speaker 13 (26:55):
The house will be in order.
Speaker 22 (27:00):
That house will be in order.
Speaker 1 (27:08):
And I'm not sure if you can actually hear it,
but what happened there was after everybody started getting cranky
about her, asking for a prayer out loud, for a
moment for Charlie Kirk and his family the left started
audibly booing and no, no, no, no no, and basically
she just looked at him and said, you guys are
the ones that caused this, and Denny, at this point,
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I'll believe it when I see it, because they've they've
put out so many different things that they've attracted that
I'm not even gonna comment on whether or not what
they found or haven't found yet. But anyway, so let's
get back in to this, because this is something else
that I would like to point out to the folks
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that are kind of screaming and yelling that you know
that you can't blame all of the right for what
j for you. You well, I they always say we can.
They can blame all the right for everything that goes wrong.
But I would like to point out that there's a
reason it's gonna take me in at it again because
I don't think I bookmarked this one too in pardon
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the sniffles, but I have been randomly fighting back tears
today and last night and most of yesterday, which is
probably why I hope I don't sound nearly as horse
outside of my head as I sound inside my head.
But I guess it doesn't it doesn't matter one way
or the other, because we're gonna do this damn thing anyway. Anyway, dude,
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I don't remember. That's okay. Maybe hopefully I did a
bookmark it because I've taken forever. I also wish that
X would decide whether I have access to my bookmark
folders on the right side of the screen or not
on the left side.
Speaker 10 (29:07):
Right.
Speaker 1 (29:07):
No, well that's one of them. But oh yeah, I
did have a boat mark. I apologize for wasting the
last couple of moments of your life, ladies and gentlemen,
because I had it right here, but I wasn't paying it,
did I mention sleep deprived? Don't hate me too much,
all right. So for everybody who says, you know, this
isn't our fault, not all of the left wanted this
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to happen, blah blah blah, YadA, YadA YadA, just just
remind them of this.
Speaker 16 (29:37):
I just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all
of the country, and maybe there will be.
Speaker 3 (29:42):
People need to start taking to the streets.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
This is a dictator. You know.
Speaker 3 (29:47):
There needs to be unrest in the streets for as
long as there's unrest in our lives.
Speaker 16 (29:51):
Enemies of the state.
Speaker 11 (29:52):
Show me where it says that protests are supposed to
be polite and peaceful.
Speaker 4 (29:57):
Do something about your dad's immigration practices is effectless?
Speaker 1 (30:00):
Cone they go.
Speaker 3 (30:01):
Low, how do you resist the temptation to run up
and wring her neck?
Speaker 23 (30:05):
The biggest terror threat in this country is white men,
most of them radicalized up to the right.
Speaker 7 (30:12):
I thought he should have punised him in the face.
And even if you lost.
Speaker 24 (30:14):
He insulted your wife, he's on the escalator and called
Mexican's rapist immersed.
Speaker 8 (30:18):
He said, well, what do you think I should have done?
Speaker 25 (30:19):
So?
Speaker 11 (30:19):
I think you should punshed him in the face and
then gotten out of the race.
Speaker 12 (30:21):
You would have been a hero.
Speaker 7 (30:23):
I'd like to punch him in the face. I said,
if we're in high school, I take you behind the
gym and beat the hell out of him.
Speaker 3 (30:28):
Punch some people in the face. When was the.
Speaker 18 (30:31):
Last time an actor assassinated a president?
Speaker 3 (30:34):
They're still going to have to go out and put
a bullet in Donald Trump.
Speaker 2 (30:37):
And that's a fact.
Speaker 7 (30:40):
Look is his character is stabbed to death. Where is
John Wilkes's booth when you need I have thought an
awful lot about blowing up the White House.
Speaker 11 (30:55):
A Missouri state senator is under investigation by the Secret
Service after seeing she hopes President Trump is assassinated.
Speaker 26 (31:03):
I will go and take Trump out to night. And
if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant,
in a department, stop at a gasoline station, you get
out and you create a gold and you go back
on them and you tell them that not well gone
anymore anywhere.
Speaker 5 (31:25):
And sadly, the domestic enemies to our voting system and
are honoring our constitution all right at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue.
Speaker 27 (31:35):
They're not going to stop before election day in November,
and they're not going to stop after election day. And
that should be everyone should take note of that on
both levels, that this is they're not going to let up,
and they should not.
Speaker 26 (31:46):
If you think we're around or now, you ain't seen
nothing yet.
Speaker 1 (32:01):
So again, when they start saying, well, it's not all
the Lef's fault, there's plenty of people that are speaking
out against it. You know what, if you haven't left
the Democratic Party after what happened yesterday, I'm done with you,
because you know what I've been saying is a lot
of folks that are putting out statements about what happened yesterday,
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that have already said after today, I changed my voter registration.
You know what, then maybe you and I can still
talk because if you're not willing to look at this
for what it actually is, which is a good against
evil moment. And I know that's hard to talk about
in this country because we don't talk about our faith
anymore because we're not allowed to because we're supposed to
(32:44):
be a secular nation and they're supposed to. While there
is freedom of speech, there's not really freedom of religion
because it's freedom from religion, not freedom of religion. So
you can't impose your religious beliefs on me, and you
can't even really talk to me, talk with talk to
talk around me about your beliefs without me getting offended.
(33:06):
You know what, if my beliefs offend you, kindly fuck off.
I don't care anymore. We've tried to do this the
nice way. We've tried to be the ones that you know,
you guys were the ones that said we just want
people willing to talk to communicate. They're what five million
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podcasts now Ish guarantee you over half of them are
political discourse podcasts. So we're trying to have conversations with you,
you're not willing to engage without pulling bullshit. So don't
talk to me about discourse because guess what discourse died yesterday?
(33:51):
You killed it. And again I don't want to hear that. Well,
we don't really know because nobody knows who the shooter is.
If you've seen the people that are celebrating this, you
know who the shooter was. Dude, I did this. So
(34:14):
so this all started happening shortly after I went off
the air yesterday morning. So I was done with my
show at eleven my time, which would have been I
guess ten Mountain, which is where Kirk was. And then
so the event kicked off a couple hours later, and
then it was about an hour after that when he
started speaking, So a couple well, a couple hours after
(34:35):
that when he started speaking, so it would have been
around I think, I don't know. I think he started
talking around one something Mountain time. I think he was
only supposed to talk for a couple hours. It was
about two my time. But yeah, I've been talking about
this NonStop in one form or another pretty much since then.
(34:56):
First on social media, then doing radio because well radio
slash podcasting. But I just from like six o'clock last
night until almost midnight pretty much nonstopics or for the
final hour. But I say all this to you because
I'm tired of this. We have been the ones trying
(35:22):
to hold discourse together. We have been the ones that
have been trying to explain to people how we can
actually fix the problems that they keep throwing in our faces.
Just like the school shootings, there are people that have
invented entire systems that should be in pretty much every
school in America today, but they're not. Instead, we've got
(35:42):
metal detectors, bars on windows, and school resource officers instead
of using systems that can actually work in conjunction with
the school resource officers without making children feel like they're
going into a fucking prison. But it might as well
be a prison, because you're basically teaching them to be slaves.
(36:03):
You're not educating them, you're indoctrinating them. That's the other
problem with education in this country. And this is another
reason why I feel like Charlie Kirk was silenced because
he was turning the tide on college campuses. Conservatives had
not felt welcome on college campuses for a long ass time.
(36:27):
And you know how I know, because it started becoming
part of common pop culture. There was an episode of
Blue Bloods over what six seven years ago, back when
it was still kind of in its early phases, when
Nicki Nicki was still in high school, but same difference.
You know, her granddad used to go to all over all,
(36:48):
they always had career day. Granddad was always the one
that she wanted to have speak until high school. In
this episode, he went and tried to do it anyway
and he got shouted down by the entire damn school
and she had to watch. Because they don't want discourse.
(37:09):
They want you to pair it what they believe, and
if you don't, you get removed. If they can't shut
you up, if they can't kick you out of the
party and drive you to silence, they will kill you.
They have proven that yesterday and you can't change my
mind about that. And I don't care if this gets
(37:29):
pulled from YouTube. I really don't. I'm not using YouTube
approved words because fuck YouTube. If we can't tell the truth,
these people are willing to watch you die in order
to hold on to power. These people are willing to
(37:51):
tell you whatever you need to hear in the moment
so that you will calm down just enough that you'll
go back to sleep, don't do it. I'm not saying
that we need to get past that. We've already passed
the rubicon in in my estimation, we have passed a
point of no return in this country. We've gotten close
(38:14):
a few times. September the eleventh, the first time, was
one of them. The second September the eleventh incident was
another one. September tenth, twenty twenty. September tenth, twenty twenty
five was probably the last one. Because I've not seen
the right this and I don't even want to say angry.
(38:35):
We're seething, and we've got nowhere to put it. Because
we were the ones trying to convince you we're not
the monsters. We're not who the media tells you we are.
We're not the fascist, we're not the Nazis. Somebody tried
to point out when somebody said, you know, because when
(38:56):
I posted the same video clips that I just played
for you guys on my twin, her feed basically said
this is why Charlie Kirk died. Somebody said, posted something
from Donald Trump talking about you know, I love the
smell of deportations in the morning. No, this is why
Donald Trump died because of fascism. Like, can you even bother?
Can you define the word fascism? Yeah, Donald Trump's truth
(39:19):
social feed. So in other words, you either can't or
won't actually define the word fascism. Let me clean you
in on something. What happened to Charlie Kirk yesterday is
a textbook, real life example of fascism. You are silencing
opposition through fear and violence. That is fascism. Everything they
have ever accused you of, they have projected onto you
(39:43):
from their own minds the reason, and it's being proven
out in real time. Letitia James went after Donald Trump
for mortgage fraud because she knew she'd committed mortgage fraud. Well,
if I've done it, obviously he did it. And then
when they couldn't really find a way to make it fit,
(40:04):
they still did it. Anyway, look at what Look at
what happened with Fanny. What the hell is her name? Fanny? Fanny?
What Fanny willis? Almost said Fanny James for some reason.
But what happened with her? She was doing some of
the very same shady shit that she accused Donald Trump
of doing, because that's where they get their ammunition from.
(40:26):
Everything they ever tell you they're afraid you're going to do,
or they're accusing you of doing, it's because it's what
they would do if they were in your place. And
they've shown us that over and over and over again,
over and over and over again. And what saddens me
the most is listening to these people that are just
(40:53):
just celebrating it, and it's terrifying. Sorry, I don't have
these things in any given order, so I was going
to start with some of the really crazy stuff, but
(41:15):
I think I'm going to give pay more attention to
the folks that I've been able to find while I
was finding clips all night that are actually leaving the
Democratic Party, because these things, assuming they are truthful and accurate,
are starting to give me maybe a little bit of hope.
Speaker 28 (41:37):
So far, I've seen videos and just the left being
pro and aliving political opponents, whether that be Trump, jd Vance,
people celebrating what happened to Charlie Kirk today.
Speaker 1 (41:48):
It's just disgusting behavior.
Speaker 28 (41:50):
The fact that I have been a part of the
left for seven years, I never thought'd get to the
point where I would have to look at my own
party and be like, oh done, I can't support you
anymore because everything that you are doing right now is
against your political viewpoints and your.
Speaker 10 (42:09):
Values and beliefs.
Speaker 28 (42:10):
To sit here and promote gun violence against your opponents
is wrong and it argually makes you worse than the
other side, because you're basically saying these people deserve to
be unalived because our political beliefs are more important and
should stand and should have more value than a human life. Ooh, yeah,
(42:31):
that doesn't That doesn't sit right with me at all.
Speaker 1 (42:34):
That no woo, no, so far, trust me, it doesn't
sit well with me either. But here we are so
and there's more.
Speaker 3 (42:54):
Now.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
I want to play this because this is from a
while ago. I don't remember the exact date when this
was done, but I know it was a little bit
back and it was almost, in my opinion, kind of prophetic,
(43:15):
which is both good and bad. But this, Yeah, if
you're at work, you might want to find some kleenics.
Speaker 29 (43:26):
How do you want to be remembered? If I die,
everything just goes away? How would you if you could
be associated with one thing? How would you want to
be remembered?
Speaker 30 (43:34):
I want to be I want to be remembered for
for courage, for my faith. That that would be the
most important thing. Most important thing is my faith in
my life.
Speaker 29 (43:41):
Charlie Kirk, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3 (43:42):
You guys do a great job. I wish.
Speaker 29 (43:44):
How do you want to be remembered?
Speaker 3 (43:45):
If I die, everything just goes away.
Speaker 29 (43:47):
How would you if you could be associated with one thing,
how would you want to be remembered.
Speaker 30 (43:52):
I want to be I want to be remembered for
for courage, from my faith. That that would be the
most important thing. Most important thing is my faith in
my life.
Speaker 29 (43:59):
Charlie Kirk, Thank you so much.
Speaker 13 (44:00):
You guys do a great job.
Speaker 3 (44:01):
I wish.
Speaker 29 (44:02):
How do you want to be?
Speaker 3 (44:03):
Okay?
Speaker 1 (44:03):
So I thought at one point it kept talking past
that point. But I don't guess it does. But mission accomplished, Charlie,
because everybody's talking about your faith. So mission accomplished. If
(44:30):
that's what you wanted to be remembered for, you're there.
I only wish you were here, all right. So here's
another one of Charlie Kirk's greatest moments.
Speaker 31 (44:51):
In my opinion, our country was fought on common law
because declaration only refers to God four times. The Constitution
doesn't refer to God at all, and it only articulates
the structure of government.
Speaker 30 (45:10):
So, first of all, remember that we were a collection
of states and colonies, and you need to read the
state constitutions or anything else. Thirteen or thirteen required a
declaration of faith. In almost every single one of the
original state constitutions, they had I profess Lord in Jesus
Christ as my Lord and Savior. Secondly, fifty five fifty
six of the original assigners of the declaration were Bible
belief in church attending Christians. If you ask about common law,
(45:33):
let's go to three principles of common law, presumption of medicense,
due process, and dury of your peers, all three of
biblical principles. So and all wrapped into the ultimate Biblical
principle that you shall not favor justice if you are
richer report, which is in Leviticus nineteen, which is the
idea of blind justice, which is incorporated also in the
New Testament ideal. Neither slave, nor Greek nor jew, you
(45:53):
were all one in Jesus Christ, as you had to
dad human equality. These are all Biblical ideas, But more
importantly than that, they say that God was only meant
four times in the Declaration of Independence, Well, that's a
big deal. John Adams seamlessly said the Constitution was only
written for a moral, religious people. It was wholly inadequate
for the people of any other. The body politic of
America was so Christian that our form and structure of
government was built for the people that believed in Christ
(46:16):
our Lord. One of the reasons we're living through a
constitutional crisis is that we no longer have a Christian nation,
but we have a Christian form of government, and they're incompatible.
So you cannot have liberty if you do not have
a Christian population.
Speaker 1 (46:29):
All right, our country, So hang on when I play
that last part one more time, because we're going to
talk about that.
Speaker 30 (46:44):
The body politic of America was so Christian that our
form and structure of government was built for the people
that believed in Christ our Lord. One of the reasons
we're living through a constitutional crisis is that we no
longer have a Christian nation, but we have a Christian
form of government, and they're incompatible.
Speaker 1 (46:59):
You can so well, one of the reasons we are
having a constitutional crisis is because we have a Christian
form of government, but we are no longer a Christian
nation and the two are incompatible. That is probably one
of the most discinct ways that I have ever heard
that explained. And if you understand what he's talking about,
(47:23):
there's not really any way to refute it. There's just
not because you can feel it. Look at everything that's
happening just yesterday, and look at everything that's been happening
in the last four or five years. They have stripped
everything from you that matters. They took your ability to
(47:46):
choose how you wanted to live your life away for years.
And I think that's part of the reason why these
college aged kids are so damned hungry for this is
because they were living through things that we haven't seen
in our history since George Washington. And another video that
(48:08):
I don't think I have bookmarked, and if I do,
I may find it in a minute. He points out
the fact that this is the first generation since George
Washington that are ten times worse off than their parents.
And he's not wrong, because we've turned our back on
everything that made this country work, including our faith. Now
(48:35):
I'm not saying you have to have the exact same
faith that I do. I don't even care if you're agnostic.
As long as you're willing to admit that there has
to be something more than this, then we should be
able to converse. If you are an anti theist, which
is what I call atheist, because that's really what they
are anymore, then I don't know if you and I
(48:55):
are ever going to be able to find any common
ground because I'm sorry, you're stupid. Did I mention I'm
not pulling any punches anymore? So if I'm hurting anybody's feelings,
feel free to turn things off. I don't care because
where else in the known universe, with all of its
(49:18):
natural laws can something come from nothing? Where The more
that we start to understand the quantum realm, the more
that we understand that there's a possibility. Did all of
this that we see and perceive and process with our
(49:39):
mind is all part of one connected thing? But where
did that connected thing come from? Something cannot come from nothing.
I don't pretend to have all of the answers, but
I do know this. Our country was designed around faith.
(50:01):
We don't have it anymore. As a matter of fact,
we shout people down who try to profess it. I
heard somebody equate Charlie Kirk to be basically being the
modern day version of Jesus, not because he painted himself
as the Savior, not because he was the Messiah, but
because he did things exactly the way Jesus used to
(50:21):
do them. He got his points across to you without
preaching at you. And I've been watching his videos again
all night, and they're not wrong. He was probably the
best of.
Speaker 32 (50:38):
Us in his generation and they killed him. What terrifies
me about every bit of this, all of it. Sorry,
I have to take him off the screen for a minute.
(50:59):
Starting to get to me.
Speaker 1 (51:03):
Is the one person that probably because I'm gonna be honest,
and I think I have a video that talks about
this too, I'll be honest. If Charlie Kirk had lived,
he would be the first one forgiving the person who
did this and all the people that were cheering his
imminent demise not the one I was looking for. But
(51:33):
let's play this one. Sorry. I tried to do a
cough drop, hoping that it would get better, and it's
not yet, So give me a moment.
Speaker 23 (51:48):
So the tolerant left strikes again. Charlie Kirk was shot
today at a campus talking to young, young people, the
future of this country. Now we gotta be done. I'm
over this both side stuff because both sid sides don't
do this. Both sides don't go around shooting people that
(52:11):
they disagree with with their political stance. Both sides didn't
go randomly beating up people. And a little bit that
they want to use over and over with January sixth,
that was still even a setup. I know because I
was there. We pray for Charlie, pray for his wife
and his young children, and like Charlie was there man,
(52:38):
he was there for people like myself, Jay six Ers,
who everyone else turned their back on. So many people
turn their back on. Charlie was one who stood by us,
would bring Jay six Ers on to hear their story,
took our names to the president themselves. I'm always gonna
have love for Charlie and his family and what they do.
America Fest to sit there and celebrate conservatism and Republican values.
(53:06):
The left camp have anyone who disagrees with them over there,
and before anyone says well now you can't put it
on everyone, well, you know what, until y'all clean up
that side of the street, I don't want to hear
nothing about what you think goes on on the right.
Speaker 33 (53:20):
Clean Up the side that is literally killing people. Clean
up the side that's literally doxing people. Clean up the
side that literally comes and they ransacked stores and they
beat people up just for having a difference of opinion.
Y'all clean that up first, and then come talk to
us about what we believe in, what you think we're
doing over here. Try that. Let's try that, and then
(53:41):
we can move forward with what we may or may
not have on our side of the fence.
Speaker 23 (53:45):
But this both sides stuff it's over, is done. There's
only one side, the godless, the death called known as
the Democratic Party, the media machine who's calling people fascist
and racist. Over the last ten years, Hollywood has been
backing them up. And these Democratic elected officials like your
AOC and your Maxine Waters and your Nancy Pelosi, even
(54:09):
Joe Biden when he was in there calling American citizens
and stuff.
Speaker 33 (54:13):
What do you think was gonna happen? What do you
think was gonna happen? When you've been turning people up
for ten years? What do you think was gonna happen?
All this blood, his blood is on all their hands.
Speaker 13 (54:29):
Pray for Charlie.
Speaker 33 (54:30):
Pray for his family, Pray for this country, and be done,
Be done with this, both sides stuff. Men, step up,
trust in God and let's move forward.
Speaker 34 (54:47):
You piece of shit that killed him, let me tell
you something. You're gonna get caught. You heard the governor Utah.
You heard him tell you that they have capital punishment
and you need to be put to death. And they
need to find this guy who killed this young man
who assassinated Charlie Kirk in front of three thousand college students.
(55:10):
And I'm not kidding. This is an attack on our republic.
People say this needs to end now, This needs to
end now. Well, the only way to end it is
to make an example. And enough is enough with life terms,
enough is enough with all the rest of it. This
guy needs to pay the price, and the whole country
needs to see it. And as for you, piece of
(55:32):
shit that killed him, let me tell you something.
Speaker 1 (55:37):
Sorry. I wanted to get as many of these in
as I can, Like I said all night, so I
have tons of material. I may or may not go long.
I haven't decided yet, but look, I'm gonna say this again.
Charlie Kirk would not want us using his name. To
(55:59):
commit violence. But I'm not backing down anymore either, and
you shouldn't either. They killed him because they couldn't shut
him up. They thought they had him when South Park
did their bit a couple of weeks ago. They thought
(56:20):
that was going to be enough to make him go
because it used to be. Remember, because I've been doing
this a long time, and I don't know about all you,
but I remember when I first started doing this, and
I was trying to, you know, work both sides and
even had friends with different viewpoints helping me run Facebook
pages and stuff. And every time I said something that
(56:41):
they didn't agree with, that's racist, that's terrible. Why would
you say that?
Speaker 13 (56:47):
Till Brooklyn?
Speaker 1 (56:48):
Oh wait, hey Beasy, sorry, But now I mean seriously,
And at first I just really well, for the longest time,
I just thought it was a you know, a defense mechanism,
hyperbolic thing, just to get me to shut up, to
get all of us to shut up. No, they really
(57:09):
believe this shit. They really believe that we're the devil incarnate.
You know how, I know because almost none of my
leftist leaning friends that I've been friends with for a
long time even talk to me anymore. That's how I know.
I had friends all across the political spectrum until twenty sixteen.
(57:34):
They don't talk to me anymore. What is something else?
Charlie Kirk is famous for his saying when you stop communicating,
divorces happen when country and when when country men stop
communicating with one another, that's when civil wars happen. This
is what he was trying to stop because it's been
(57:59):
on the horizon, and for a while we talked. I
talked about this for hours last night. Jesse Kelly has
been pushing for an amicable national divorce for almost as
long as I've been doing this. I don't know how
we get there amicably, but I wish we could find
out because I don't want what I'm afraid comes next.
(58:29):
But I'm also not going to back down from it
either because I can't and I won't. I've said this before.
People can be broken down into three categories in life,
sheep wolves and sheep dogs. Sheep dogs are always sheep dogs,
(58:53):
no matter how old and broken we become. I've taken
a bullet before. If I have to, I'll do it again.
And I don't say that lightly, especially with what happened yesterday.
(59:15):
But I say all of this to you because I
need you to understand where we are, because it's been
a good alliteration everybody's been talking about this is our
turning point. While that's good for Charlie's organization, we're past
a tipping point, not a turning point, and I don't
think there's any way to come back from it. Again.
(59:38):
I think they murdered the only guy, or assassinated the
only guy that could have brought us back from the
precipice that we're now currently hurtling towards. And I think
they did it for a reason. And I still know
who they are, yet I have a sneaking suspicion there's
a little bit more going on with all of this
than we're going to know for a while, And as
(59:58):
Busy pointed out on The Gene Show last night, we
may never know, especially now that we're headed towards twenty
four hours and we still don't have a shooter in
custody yet. For anybody who's ever you know, worked any
type of a criminal investigation or even watched, you know,
the first forty eight, you know how much the odds
(01:00:19):
decrease after those first forty eight hours, We're almost halfway there.
I'm just pointing this out because while we are trying
to find our footing keep our heads, I've seen everybody
(01:00:40):
starting to change their behavior. I've seen posts from people
that I followed for forever talking about how until yesterday
they could just sit on their porch, have a smoke,
have a drink, and just relax. And now they found
themselves all day yesterday, anytime they were on their front porch,
head on a swivel, which is good. Situational awareness is
never a bad thing. But I fear that we're headed
(01:01:07):
towards the hypervigilance phase. I think that's why I couldn't
sleep last night. And I don't know where we go
from here. I only know that they took the best
of us from America last night and from the world.
Charlie Kirk has impacted the world. There are folks in
(01:01:32):
other countries holding vigils about him right now because he
stood on what he believed in, He stood up for
what he believed in, and ultimately he died trying to
do what he believed in, and these assholes want to
(01:01:55):
call him the devil. Got to paraphrase something that I
read from a coworker earlier today that they heard from
one of their children. When all these leftists that are
screaming for Charlie Kirk and celebrating his death wind up
face to face with the devil and they ask him
how they got there or why they got there, all
(01:02:17):
he's gonna have to do is show them their TikTok accounts.
We'll be right back.
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Speaker 1 (01:11:35):
And welcome back into the program.
Speaker 37 (01:11:37):
Ladies and gentlemen, gonna brank this back up for a second.
Speaker 18 (01:11:41):
Com take my com take my walk dope to get them.
Speaker 2 (01:11:45):
Through the stones.
Speaker 1 (01:11:46):
Do not, I repeat, sorry, that may have been a
loud years probably talk, probably when I should have, because
I know sometimes it's more quiet than I realized. Get
you guys out there because of the gate, But do
not live in fear in this moment. Don't do it.
That's what they want. That's what they want. So I
do have a couple of updates. It looks like they have.
(01:12:07):
In fact, according to town Hall, found a gun. I'm
still looking to see if I can find information about
the potential shooter. But we'll go over the gun information
in a moment. But since we're still talking about this on,
you know, the twenty fourth anniversary of the first for
the first really serious lesson, we probably should have learned
from that. You know, America has to come first, and
(01:12:30):
Americans need to come first. You figured September the eleven,
two thousand and one would have taught us that lesson.
Apparently it did not. But I'm just gonna say it.
You know, we talk about the two state solution for
Israel and Gaza. I know lefties like to call it Palestine.
I refuse because it's a derivative of the word Philistine,
(01:12:54):
which was made up by the Roman Empire. And I
don't want to do it. No, uh nope, nope, nope, no,
not gonna do it. I'm not gonna do it. Wouldn't
be prudent. Not gonna do it. I know I haven't
tried to do a George Bush and Presson in a
decade or more so, it was terrible. I know it's okay,
(01:13:14):
we'll be okay. But much like Israel and Gaza and
the left calling for a two state solution, take it's
time for a two state solution in America. So let
me start talking about some practical solutions that will give
us non violent means of trying to keep things on
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the tracks. And if you agree with me, what I
would ask that you do is start contacting your local
Congress critters, whether they be your Synate critters or your
House critters, and start telling them that you want the
threshold's gone, you want the filibusters gone. Nukem all of them.
(01:14:01):
I don't care kill every single one of them. Whatever
procedural stuff the Democrats are using to hold up judge
appointments and everything else that they're doing right now, because
you know that's what it is. The last few that
have made it through have sailed through in some cases
ninety seven to three. But they're still using every procedural
trick they have to make this take as long as
(01:14:21):
possible because they are trying to slow the progress of
the Trump administration. NUKD get rid of the filibuster, no
sixty vote thresholds for nothing. Once you get done everything
you want to do, if you want to be if
you want to reinstate it, sure go ahead, I don't care.
And then see if they have the balls to NUKID
(01:14:42):
when they get a turn, because at some point, hopefully
well into the future, some other party is going to
get a turned. I don't know if the Democratic Party
is going to survive what they did yesterday. And then
once you've gotten rid of the filibuster them all through,
(01:15:03):
then pass all the things and for every GOP statehouse,
redistrict everything. I don't care if it doesn't even get
you an extra seat, redistrict everything. It is time to
go nuclear with these fuckers, because they're going nuclear with us.
(01:15:24):
So the options we have right now are to fight
in the ways that we can fight that don't involve
going to guns, or just give in and let's go
to war. It's what they want. They've proven it to
you over and over and over again. You're the devil,
You're the enemy. You're not compassionate enough. You don't understand
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because you're not willing to give up your guns. And
if you're willing to give up your guns, school shootings
wouldn't even exist anymore, which is a blatant, fucking lie,
because when you take the guns away, there are only
bad guys and cops with guns, and they're trying to
get rid of the cops. Yeah, it's interesting that you
(01:16:15):
brought that up, because I remember us having this conversation.
I think it was one of the times I was
on your show. But I think it is time for conservatives,
as Bez just pointed out in the chat, to adopt
Rules for Radicals. The left's been using it with great
success for quite some time, and as Bez just pointed out,
(01:16:35):
he'd had Ralph looks like Ralph Benko, sorry Benko, president
of the Olynsky Institute, and he point blank asked, why
haven't you others are otherwise known as conservatives use this
book Rules for Radicals. We have a Sean appearance. Whoo,
(01:16:57):
I got BZ and Sean in the chat. But no,
it's it's time. It's time to start looking for solutions.
One of the first things we need to do is
get rid of the filibuster. That way, everything that needs
to get passed can get passed with a simple majority
through the Senate. I don't know what we would what
(01:17:17):
we would have to change with the House to get
things done quicker there, But we need to figure out
if we can. I don't know the answer to that question.
I'm not a procedural guy. I do know the Senate
filibuster could be gone on like two seconds. Harry Reid
taught us that and had no problem doing it. But
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once we've done that, get everything passed that you can
get passed. All the state houses that are that are
Republican control, redistrict everything, all the things. Get us as
many House seats as you can that go from being
purple to securely read. Just do it. What difference does
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it make At this point, they're trying to kill us anyway.
This isn't about right and wrong anymore. This is about
good and evil and survival. Which side are you going
to be on the side reveling in death? Because guess what,
that's not the good guys. They can tell you they are,
they can try to convince you they are, and they
(01:18:25):
can paint Charlie Kirk as some kind of radical. I'm
gonna tell you what happened yesterday. They just killed the
moderate right. They don't know it yet, but They just
killed the moderate right. A lot of the moderate rities
don't realize it yet, but they're starting to. They murdered
it yesterday with a single bullet. So now the options
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that we have or do we fight fire with fire,
using procedures and rules that we can change to get
the things done that we know need to be done
to help with our survival, or do we just give
up and go straight to civil war two. I don't
know the answer to that question. I know which one
I would prefer to do, and that is to fight
procedurally and to make enough changes in the country that
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these people never get a chance at power again for
as long as I'm alive, and preferably long after I'm gone,
because they don't deserve to have power anymore. At this point.
I I'm gonna be honest, because I try to get
news from multiple sources. CNN will not be on my
(01:19:30):
TV ever again, their web browsers will not be open
on my computer ever again. Pms now mm hmm. Now,
I may pull up some clips from folks like town
Hall or other places that you know that I can
you know, help folks that I work with get paid
playing the material that they pull But I'm not watching
(01:19:51):
that shit on my TV screens ever. Again, not on
my phone, not on my computers, not on my TV.
They need to go the way of the dinosaur, and
you know how, I know that they're figuring that out.
ABC put out the most vanilla post possible this morning
about what happened with Charlie Kirk. Now they weren't over
the target completely, but it was probably the nicest thing
(01:20:13):
I've ever seen them post about him. Because they're afraid,
plain and simple, they are afraid. The problem is, I
don't know how long that's gonna last. So the options
that we have now is to do everything that is legal, lawful,
(01:20:37):
and right to make sure that we well, let me
change that legal, lawful and correct, to make sure that
we survive as a country, because we are nearly to
our extinction point, whether anybody wants to admit it or not.
Trump stopped us from getting there in sixteen. Biden almost
pushed us over the finish line. You don't believe me.
(01:20:58):
I would like to point out the fact that just
the other they put out a revised job report for
most of twenty twenty four leading into the beginning of
twenty twenty five, and a million of the imaginary jobs
they reported were just gone. Imagine what the markets would
have done if we had known that at the time.
(01:21:18):
And then, of course, the left being the left, well,
Donald Trump was sworn in in January, so February and
March were actually his fault. No, you don't understand how
this stuff works or you don't care, makes no difference
to me either way. But no, I mean, dude, there's
(01:21:44):
just I have so much material today, so we're gonna
move on to this one. Because remember that abysmal nineteen
percent approval rating that they have, they being the left,
What if I told you that was evaporating this.
Speaker 24 (01:22:03):
I'm not ten minutes ago found out some information about
the shooting of Charlie Kirk and an event out in Utah.
I'm not here to talk about the shooter's political affiliation.
What I am here to talk about is the absolute disgusting, foul,
vile things that the left is posting and saying online
(01:22:26):
right now when we don't even.
Speaker 38 (01:22:27):
Know the status of the man, Like we don't even
know if Charlie Kirk is alive, if he's if he's
clinging to life. We don't know the status of him,
and the left has the audacity to get.
Speaker 1 (01:22:43):
On these phones, on these screens.
Speaker 38 (01:22:46):
And cheer or do a trending, fun little song to
the fact that this happened. I'm talking, it hasn't even
been out.
Speaker 24 (01:22:56):
I can't even say hours yet.
Speaker 38 (01:22:59):
And and the left is so evil and demonic.
Speaker 24 (01:23:04):
I don't care who you vote for, but if you
support the things and the narratives that these Democrats are
bestowing upon y'all's party, because this isn't what the Democratic
Party used to be.
Speaker 11 (01:23:18):
I don't care.
Speaker 24 (01:23:19):
This isn't what it used to be, and this is
what it's become.
Speaker 38 (01:23:23):
And if you stand by that, there's no room for
you at my table.
Speaker 1 (01:23:36):
If I miss, if I miss gender this person, I apologize.
But what she just said, and I've already put that
out in a couple of different places. If you are
still finding yourself aligning with the Democratic Party, we can't
be friends anymore. I'm sorry if that hurt your feelings,
I'm sorry if it upsets you, I'm sorry if it
pitches you off. After what they have been doing and
(01:23:58):
what they have just done, if you are still siding
with them, we can't be friends anymore. Now that's a
hard line. For me, But at the same time, I
already pointed out everybody that I knew that was more
of a leftist doesn't talk to me anymore anyway. But
it means that I'm going but I've not disconnected from them.
(01:24:21):
We're still friends on Facebook, We're still friends on most
social or we still follow one another on social media platforms.
That will be changing because I can't condone this anymore,
not even tacitly, because you guys keep choosing murder. And
(01:24:44):
I've been trying to warn everybody for sixteen years. Once
we started choosing selfishly in regards to childbirth, it wasn't
too far of a stretch to start devaluing human life
in general, and the Left finds every single way they
can to do it. Well, you're going to force this
(01:25:05):
child to be born into poverty. It would be better
if it was dead. Who the fuck are you to
decide that. I don't give a shit. If you're the
mother or the father, Who the fuck are you to
decide that If you didn't want to father a child,
if you didn't want to birth a child, you shouldn't
have committed the act that caused the creation of the child,
(01:25:28):
or you should have taken all necessary precautions to make
sure that that act didn't need to full on procreation.
If you chose not to do that, that's not my
fault and that's not the kid's fault. And you want
to you know another reason why we have a declining
population all over the world, because everybody's now got this
(01:25:48):
perfect idea of well, before I can have kids, I
have to do this. Before I can have kids, I
have to do that. That ain't how any of that works,
not if you want us to survive as a country,
as a planet. But I've been telling everybody for sixteen
(01:26:09):
going on seventeen years, if you are okay with the
murdering of a baby in utero, then eventually you're going
to be okay with the taking of all human life.
And they've proven it over and over and over again.
(01:26:29):
I mean, when you're talking to somebody who basically, and
I think it was even during one of these discussion
points that I'm talking about where somebody was discussing abortion
and they were like, well, it's not really a it's
not really a person until it can, you know, breathe
and communicate. And so someone I believe in memory serves
(01:26:50):
I think it was easy potentially having this conversation. Like
I said, sleep deprived, so the usually really good, fairly
good memory in most cases ain't so good today. But
I remember the question being asked, So you're saying I
can basically kill the kid at six months because it
can breathe but not really communicate yet, And without missing
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a beat, they replied, yes, this is what we're fighting against,
but it's not even really about what we're fighting against
at this point. It's about what we're fighting to save.
This country was once a shining beacon on a hill.
(01:27:38):
We nearly lost that in the seventies. We started returning
to it in the eighties in some ways, and some
of us still didn't really understand exactly how corrupt our
government even was back then. But even Charlie Kirk is
very famously well known for saying that our government doesn't
(01:28:00):
want us to be united. They need us to be divided,
because if we're fighting with each other, we don't know
what the hell they're doing. So I'm gonna ask you
that question today. Are you paying attention? Have you have
you been paying attention to what's going on, what other
announcements are coming out, Is there anything breaking that that
(01:28:21):
or that should be breaking. That's winding up on page
twenty three B behind the underneath the fold because of
everything that's happening with Charlie Kirk. I warned you guys,
I don't trust our government any further than I can
throw them. I don't trust law enforcement anymore any further
than I can throw them. And that's coming from somebody
that spent a good bit of my twenties and thirties
(01:28:41):
and into my forties for that matter, wearing a badge
and a gun of one form or another. I think
it was forties two thousand and nine, So what would
that be ninety three two thousand and three, eh, close
to forties, mid thirties. Sorry again, I had to do
(01:29:05):
the math because my brain is broken today. But so
this is apparently breaking news. See if it's actually gonna player?
Have I got to do the usual hang on, um
and let's get this pulled up. Where did it go? Oh? Wait, wrong, screen, dummy?
(01:29:26):
Remember sleep deprived. Don't hate me, except for those of
you that probably already do. Anyway, Good morning.
Speaker 25 (01:29:36):
My name is Robert Bowles, and I am the Special
Agent in charge of the Salt Lake Field Office Following
yesterday's tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk, FBI agents have been
working around the clock in coordination with our law enforcement partners.
We are and will continue to work NonStop until we
(01:29:57):
find the person that is committed this heinous crime and
find out why they did it. This morning, I can
tell you that we have recovered what we believe is
the weapon that was used in yesterday's shooting. It is
a high powered bolt action rifle. That rifle was recovered
in a wooded area where the shooter had fled, so
(01:30:20):
the FBI laboratory will be analyzing this weapon.
Speaker 2 (01:30:24):
Investigators have also.
Speaker 25 (01:30:25):
Collected footwear impression, a palm print, and forearm imprints for analysis.
Now I understand there are a lot of questions about motive.
I assure you that all leads, tips and tips are
being fully investigated. As of this morning, we have received
more than one hundred and thirty tips. We thank the
(01:30:47):
community for that. The FBI has brought every resource to
bear and we will continue to do so throughout the
course of this investigation.
Speaker 1 (01:30:58):
All Right, So there you have it. It appears they
have found a potential murder weapon and it is apparently
a high powered bolt action rifle having JFK flashbacks here
(01:31:20):
and yeah, BIZI just made a really valid point. Real
snipers love both actions. Okay, Like I said, I'm all
(01:31:41):
over the place today. I know that you know that
I barely slept in two days now at this point
because I wasn't sleeping very well before all this happened.
And I didn't sleep last night either. Umm, and now
my ex is being retarded one moment please, Actually it
was probably my eye. I was trying to get into
something and I clicked the wrong button. So and this,
(01:32:08):
seeing this from this account, I gotta admit, kind of
pisses me off. Sorry, I'm used to that being a
different button than it is, all right, So I can't
really ambign it too much, I don't think. Let me
see if that works, eh. And then if we do this,
(01:32:31):
you guys should be able to read it well enough.
So this is from an account known as the Reagan
Caucus at New Reagan Caucus on X. No, the left
didn't kill Charlie Kirk. Some deranged murderer did. If we
don't recognize that we're no better than our worst political opponents,
and need I replay the rhetoric? You know, Chucky Schumer
(01:32:57):
with You're gonna reap the whirlwind during cav know all
the ones that we just played earlier, Maxine Waters telling
people to get in cabinet members' faces if they saw
them out in public. The fact that, you know, the
restaurant that just served the fucking President of the United
States the other day has been getting mass bombed with
(01:33:17):
bad YELP reviews for serving the fucking president of the
United States. Yeah, I don't know yet. There's discussion going
on in a chat at this skill level of the sniper.
I will admit at d it looks like it was
(01:33:38):
about two two hundred yards. That's not a hard shot
to make. Now. Granted, with my crazy eye doing what
it does now, I can't shoot rifles for shit anymore,
but at one point I could shoot them fairly well.
Still really provision with a pistol just in case anybody's wondering.
(01:34:01):
So it's not really the length of this shot for
me that makes me question the skill of the sniper.
It's the fact that he was able to apparently, I mean,
there had to have been some sort of planning, including
what appeared to me, making sure there was an old
man who was a patsy long enough for them to
worry about him and loved to the other whoever they
are get away. So I feel like there's more moving
(01:34:24):
parts here and we're gonna know. But no, I mean,
the rhetoric of the left did in fact cause the
murder of Charlie Kirk. The assassination of Charlie Kirk was
full on because you guys have been telling everybody for
the last ten years that we are Nazi. I know
(01:34:46):
you're supposed to say Nazis. I don't like how that sounds,
so I just always say Nazi, that were fascist. We're
neither of those things. You know what we wanted to
be left the fuck alone. That's what we wanted to be.
Our last big pushing and tipping point with you guys
was game ariage, you know what. We seated ground on that.
But we told you, in the words of Gandalf the Gray,
(01:35:10):
this far no further. You shall well. Actually I guess
that was Picard Gandalf was you shall not pass. Because
we seated ground on that, and we warned you what
was coming next. We had to follow the rainbow brick
road to go around genderd just for you first. But
now you've got all these people that are screaming and
(01:35:31):
yelling about how minor attracted people can't control who they're
attracted to, only whether they act on it or not.
I can control who you're attracted to. It's called a
wood chipper. I'm sorry, not sorry. I'm tired of us
rewarding deviancy. I'm tired of us turning a blind eye
(01:35:54):
to mental health issues. Because unless we find out this
was a professional hit man, guarantee you or hit person,
I guarantee you that this will be some sort of
a mental health issue if it is not a professional assassin.
And just for the record, how fucked in the head
do you have to be to be a professional assassin?
So mental health still may play an issue there. We
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got to start working on what we know can fix
the problems. First thing we got to do is shore
things up well enough that we can actually start fixing
things without having to worry about whether or not we're
going to be voted out of office in twenty twenty six,
and it's going to mean that we're not pulling punches anymore.
(01:36:39):
We can't because they're going to kill us. They just
proved it. We are cannon fodder to them. They don't care,
they don't.
Speaker 2 (01:36:54):
Now.
Speaker 1 (01:36:54):
The other little thing that I found interesting all over
social media yesterday, and it happened Maggie Haberman's dial for
those of you that don't remember, what was originally the
Kung Flus Few morning show that eventually became the Daily
Dose with myself and Stacey Lennox, we had this running
gag going with Maggie Haberman because we called her bat
(01:37:15):
signal because anything she posted eventually, the left was within
five minutes was parroting the very same thing. So you
saw a lot of very similar statements yesterday from political
people on the left talking about all of a sudden
that prayers were needed, prayers were needed. I remember, these
are the same people that when school shootings happened, say
(01:37:37):
that prayer is useless. But all of a sudden, Charlie
Kirk gets shot, and you guys are pray for Charlie Kirk.
Pray for Charlie Kirk's family. Those of you that weren't
reveling in his death, you sick freaks. I just I
can't with these people anymore. They keep acting as if
they are they are morally superior to us, and they're
(01:38:01):
nuts because they're none of these things, absolutely none of them.
And just in case you needed a reminder of exactly
how recent this shit was, he this is Senator Chris
Murphy from yesterday or a day before yesterday. Now, sorry,
(01:38:24):
I haven't slept, so I'm still getting my days confused.
But here, listen to this and then tell me we're
not dealing with a bunch of fucking rhetoric shits during
motherfuckers that want to see what they can get away with.
Speaker 30 (01:38:38):
Like we're in a we're in a war right now
to save this country, and so you have to be
willing to do whatever is necessary in order to save
the country.
Speaker 1 (01:38:47):
This is the same motherfucker who just set on the
set in the well of the Senate floor and talked
about how terrible it was what happened to Charlie Kirk
when he just said this twenty four hours prior. Fuck
you and the horse you rode in on sideways with
a rusty rake, you stupid son of a bitch. I'm done.
(01:39:09):
I'm done. I will not call for violence, but i
am done. I'm done keeping my mouth shut. I've really
tried to remain civil, I've really tried to have discourse.
I'm not gonna do it anymore because they don't get
they don't fucking care. They keep telling you they want discourse.
They don't want that, they want parrots. You say exactly
(01:39:31):
what we need you to say when we want you
to say it, and you can be part of the club.
Fuck you, fuck you, And if you don't like that,
then feel free turn turn off the show. I'll do it.
With five people watching right now, we have a little
over two hundred paying attention. From what I can see,
(01:39:51):
it's kind of hard to see the numbers lately, but
from what I can see, we've got about two hundred
hanging out with us. I'll do it if there's five.
I don't give a shit anymore because those five people
I can reach and I can change and I can help.
I'm done. I'm done. Congratulations, you've made me a radical
(01:40:12):
writing There wasn't a such a thing before yesterday, but
you've done it. I'm still willing to work within the
system for now, but I'm done. I cannot in good
conscience keep doing this shit with you people, because you
(01:40:35):
just don't care. As long as you get what you
want out of the scenario. You just don't care and
I can't. Yeah, I'm done, you know, And I know
I was supposed to be talking about nine to eleven
a little bit today, but I don't have it in
me because we learned nothing. Yes, I still remember where
(01:40:59):
I was, I still remember what we did. I talked
about it in the first few minutes of the show
before I got into this tangent. I talked about ben
Ghazi earlier in the show too, for a few minutes.
But I can't with what's happening right now. What happened
twenty four years ago don't mean shit because we didn't
learn anything from it.
Speaker 13 (01:41:18):
This was just yesterday.
Speaker 1 (01:41:21):
The man who was doing what the left is always
told us that they wanted somebody willing to sit down
and actually have a rational discussion with them, was murdered
in front of three thousand college kids. You know what
they've done, though, because you know what else I'm seeing
all over the place from in all the groups that
(01:41:42):
I'm in, well most of the groups that i'm in,
I'm seeing people talking about their college aged kids who
are signing up for Turning Point USA today because they
have chapters on their campuses. You guys, don't know what
you've done but you're going to find out because we
were willing to try to work with you. We really
(01:42:04):
just wanted to make the country okay again. You won't
let us do it without crossing a tipping point that
we hit last night. There's no coming back from this one.
There's not. The right is pissed, more pissed than I've
ever seen them, and I don't know if it's ever
(01:42:29):
going to be the same again, and I don't think
it deserves to ever be the same again. But because
I've been screaming this from the rooftops, let's listen to
somebody else screaming from the rooftops, because this is what
they've been doing to us for the last ten years.
Speaker 23 (01:42:47):
So the tolerant left strikes again. Charlie Kirk was shot
today and a campus talking to young young people the
future of this country. Now we gotta be done. I'm
over this both side stuff because both sid sides don't
do this. Both sides don't go around shooting people that
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they disagree with with their political stance.
Speaker 1 (01:43:14):
All right, And I know I played that entire clip earlier,
so I'm not going to play the whole thing again,
but I wanted you hear that first part again, because
I'm tired of the what about ism? You know, what
about the Minnesota state senator? Why didn't Donald Trump order
flags have staff for that? Because it was the state's decision.
They weren't involved in federal politics or national level politics.
They were state senators. Could he have done it? Maybe?
(01:43:40):
I don't know. I didn't bother to look if there's
any precedent for the for the president to order flags
lowered to half staff for folks that were state representatives.
I don't care because we didn't share when this shit happened.
We weren't dancing on their fucking headstones before they were
even order or you sick motherfuckers.
Speaker 13 (01:44:04):
We weren't.
Speaker 1 (01:44:05):
We're still not for all of you that are like,
what about the school shootings? Why aren't you guys so
worked up about the school shooting? As I said this earlier,
I have done everything I can to try to put
ideas in front of people on how to fix this shit.
Front Porch Forensics just had a guy that has designed
an entire system that has been deployed in a few
schools that make it seventy to eighty percent more likely
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that kids are gonna survive any type of mass shooting incidents.
You know another thing you do, you don't even have
to do it with a lot of them. Just take
the take take down the signs that say this is
a gun fore zone. That's gonna stop ninety percent of it.
Because then what you do is you talk to one
of the teachers that has combat experience or maybe former
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law enforcement, because I know a lot of folks that
are looking for as many of those retirements as they can.
I know a guy who's stacked three at this point.
He went into the military, stayed long enough to make
sure that he had a guaranteed pension, went into law
enforcement just below the edge cut off, then retired from
law enforcement, and is now spending his golden years as
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a teacher trying to see if he can rack up
a third retirement. That would be a guy that I
would be okay with carrying a gun in the school,
and he can carry a concealed in most in most cases.
So and don't even don't, don't don't even tell anybody
who's got it now? Is it the best answer? Not really,
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because unless they're willing to practice every single day, and
unless they're willing to retain that muscle memory. You don't
really know how you're going to be able to react
in a situation where you're not shooting at paper unless
you practice for the times that you're not shooting at paper.
So is it the best? Is it the best situation?
Speaker 2 (01:45:52):
No?
Speaker 1 (01:45:53):
But again, getting rid of the signs that say, hey,
come shoot our kids would be a damn good start,
because that's what you're doing. You're broadcasting to people that
are fucking insane already. We have fish in a barrel
(01:46:14):
for you, please come shoot them, guarantee you That alone
would stop a lot of what's happening today if there
weren't all these signs posted about how this is a
gun free zone. Because you know what, here's the thing
that nobody tells you. And this will probably get me
pulled from YouTube. You need to research your own jurisdictions.
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But I know here in Oklahoma, even with constitutional carry,
because we have that now, whether open or concealed, if
it's posted that you can't have the gun and you
have the gun and they find out you have the gun,
all they can do is ask you to leave and
secure the weapon. If you then refuse to leave, it's
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a trespassing charge. If they choose to call the police,
have the police come out, and then they are willing
to sign the ticket for the draft passing charge because
you're technically on private property with public access. So whoever
calls the cops is actually going to be the ones
to have to sign the ticket. Nine times out of ten,
they don't want to do that anyway. Now, I haven't
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researched that in a long time, so if I've got
anybody listening from Oklahoma, you may want to double check
my work. But I know that's how it was before
I moved out in the country, and then it didn't
really matter anymore because around here everybody carries and it's
just kind of implied. But look, we can either continue
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to wring our hands, we can continue to get pissed
to the point where we're doing everything we can to
keep our blood pressure under control, or we can find
ways to make things better. That's what my focus is
going to be from now on, which is why as
soon as I'm done with this show, I'm going to
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start the process to reach out to all my Congress
critters and say to start changing the rules in the
House and changing the rules in the Senate. However, we
can to make sure shit can actually get passed. And
then even in Oklahoma, I'm gonna start pushing for the
idea to see about redistricting. I don't think it will
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matter very much, but I'm gonna try to put my
money where my mouth is, because in the last three
election cycles, all seventy seven counties went to Donald Trump.
The only anomaly was CED five, which is Congressional Distinct
five in Oklahoma. The one encompassing Oklahoma City actually went
blue for Congress but read for Trump in twenty sixteen,
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which was really really weird. But but yeah, and again,
for anybody who you know is upset with me for
not talking about eleven much today, I'm sorry. I really am.
I had every intention of spending at least part of
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the show discussing that in more detail, but I just
can't because even now I'm still seeing posts from people
on x. Charlie Kirk isn't a martyr. He's a casualty
of the violence he incited. What fucking violence did Charlie
Kirk try to incite? He can't. He was Daniel in
the Lions Den coming to you, meeting you on your
own terms, under your own rules, and willing to sit
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down and have a discussion with you. Words are not violence,
you stupid, retarded motherfuckers. Shooting somebody in the neck is
fucking violence. I don't want to hear any of this.
Silence is violence, bullshit anymore? Or words can be hate crimes, no.
Speaker 13 (01:49:49):
Fuck all that.
Speaker 1 (01:49:50):
You know, the hate crime when you kill somebody because
they have a different ideology than you do, especially when
they're trying to do what you do told them you
wanted them to do, that is a fucking hate crime.
When you have murder in your heart, that is automatically
a hate crime because you have to hate somebody to
be willing to murder them. And I know there's this
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big thing with Christianity because the modern translation of the
ten Commandment says thou shalt not kill. That's not what
it meant, Thou shalt not murder, because there are times
when you have to kill, and even God understands that,
but you're not supposed to murder. What happened to Charlie
Kirk yesterday was a murder. It was a flat out
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fucking assassination. Wasn't even an assassination attempt because it was successful.
I wish to God it wasn't because I don't think
we can come back from what they've started now. And
I said this yesterday. Do we even deserve to be
saved anymore? I don't know the answer to that question.
What freaks me out the most is that wasn't even
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anything that I planned on talking about yesterday. And here
I was, for thirty minutes trying to make the case
as to whether or not America even deserves to be
saved anymore. And two hours later, one of the best
people I'd ever met, even if it was for a
short time, was dead. And I'm not trying to steal
(01:51:20):
Bez's line from last night, but he asked the same
question that I had that I've been asking myself all
fucking night. Why am I still here with everything that
I've done, with everything that I've done wrong? Because I
have not always been a good Christian. I have not
always been a good person. There are things that I
(01:51:41):
have done that I still I have to repent for daily.
Because I'm human. I do stupid shit, probably will continue
to do stupid shit. But watching somebody like Charlie Kirk,
who walked the walk, talk the talk and knew the
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threats that he was facing and still went anyway, How
in the hell is he the one that's not here anymore? This,
(01:52:23):
ladies and gentlemen, is why I haven't slept in a
day and a half. Not gonna lie. There was a
bunch of work I was supposed to do yesterday, but
since I couldn't really sleep the night before, I laid
down for about an hour and a half after I
got down on my show yesterday, and then the phone started.
(01:52:44):
My phone started blowing up. I know Andrews listen watching
listenings and worries about to scream at me because he
knows the world always tries to end every time I
started to think a nap, shut up.
Speaker 35 (01:52:59):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (01:53:00):
I was going to try to go longer because I
stuff so much more material, But we're gonna be doing
more this tonight, I think. Then there's more stuff going on,
and my voice is just about gone. So I do
want to talk about this real quick. And I don't
know if Jen's gonna feel like you would have show tonight,
but I hope so. Because I met Charlie Kirk once,
(01:53:23):
she's talked to him and known him for years. So
I want to read this real quick. As I start
winding things down, and again this I've been cussing all day,
but for the moment, for the next few minutes, these
coursewords belong to her. So many fucking psychopaths walk among us,
not just online and on accounts and bots, very real
people from your jobs, schools, public offices, athletics programs, hoa's,
(01:53:48):
et cetera, et cetera, saying the most violent sociopathic shit
with their full names attached. Jesus help us. That's what
we're fighting. That's what we're fighting, because this is just insane.
(01:54:14):
I mean, I don't care what you think about us.
We have just realized. I've been on the screen for forever.
I don't care what you think about us. I have
never reveled in anyone dying. Yeah, well, I know Catholics
(01:54:42):
have a big issue with questioning God. I happen to
think he's big enough for questions because I'm not questioning
his plan. I'm questioning why I'm still here, because I
swear to God, if I were a cat, I would
(01:55:02):
have ran out of live two lives ago. One of
them just happened a couple months ago, and you guys
know that story. But look, today is terrible for so
many different reasons. You're seeing the hate from the left
(01:55:25):
on full display. You're seeing them talking about how we're
the ones screaming for violence when nothing could be further
from the truth. We're begging you not to go anywhere
near that switch that you're trying to flip, is what
we're doing. Oh dude, God having a sense of humor. Hi,
I'm Heaven's plucky comic relief. It's nice to meet you.
(01:55:49):
So many things, so many things. This is I honestly
think one of the things that kind of moved my
wife slowly into the I'm going to divorce your ass
column was when she found out that I wanted to
be cremated because I have been God's plucky, comic relief
for my entire life, and I didn't even want the
remote possibility that I would get to Heaven and be like,
(01:56:11):
you know, everybody else is supposed to get a new one,
but I'm gonna give you this one back. I'm burning
the bitch, and I know because you can't, there won't
be anything for God to resurrect you into if you
burn it. That was when we thought he was coming
back in five minutes. Folks. Most of these people that
(01:56:32):
have been you know, buried, you know, facing the sun
and blah blah blah, YadA, YadA YadA or whatever it is,
because you know Christian traditions, they're dust now. I'm just
speeding up the dusting process. Yeah, yeah, Andrew has a point.
(01:56:56):
I'm trying to stay out. I'm trying to stay out
of crazy right today and yesterday. At some point I
may venture over into there, so I can, you know,
smack around some of them too. I just I don't
know any more, folks, I really don't. I've already given
you the only the only solutions that I can think
(01:57:17):
of for right now, which is setting things up so
we can't keep having procedural roadblocks while we have a
party that wants us to die. You know. The funny
thing is, until five minutes ago, half the people that
are conservatives worth screaming that maybe it's time for another
conservative party and the Republicans need to go the way
(01:57:37):
of the Dodo. I think the Democrats may have just
sealed their extinction moment. I don't think they know it yet,
and I could be wrong, but I think they may
have sealed their extinction moment all right again for everyone
who has lost anyone either on September eleventh, thousand and one,
(01:58:00):
or during the Ghazi incident, or anyone who's been impacted
in any way, shape or form with the incident with
Charlie Kirk that happened yesterday regarding his assassination. I want
to take a moment just to say, my heart's my
heart is with you. Those that listen to the show
on a regular basis, most likely their hearts are with
you as well. I mean, we do have some leftist
(01:58:22):
trolls that listen to so I can't make any promises
about them. But the thing that infuriates me is we're
twenty four years removed from nine to eleven and we
haven't learned a damn thing. I think we're closer than
(01:58:48):
anybody who wants to admit Andrew. But then again, no
man knows the day or the hour, and I still
am a firm believer that there is a lot more time.
Because see, I asked somebody that really got into Christianity
starting in my teenage years, really started trying to pay
(01:59:09):
attention to it. Yeah, I mean I was going to
church and Sunday School and by in VBS in grade
school because my parents got me on the bus and like,
you're going to church. I'm like, okay, cool, whatever. It
was the same. Neither of my parents ever went there.
My mom had her reasons that I'm not going into today.
But my dad, even though he was, it took him
(01:59:31):
a while to get there. He'd always kind of had
a faith, he just wasn't exactly sure what to do
with it yet, so he wanted me to go to church.
But you know, with all of that being kept in mind,
one of the verses that I fixated on when I
first started reading through the Bible was a day in
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heaven is a thousand years and all on earth and
everybody that you know, all the preachers were like, yeah,
Jesus is gonna go and he's gonna come back. It'll
probably be two or three days in heaven and which
would be two to three thousand years here. So as
we've gotten well past the two thousand year mark, started
to have questions and then I realized that, you know,
(02:00:17):
just because we are believing, because that's where they get
that's where they get the six thousand, seven thousand year
thing from for the planet is that it was on
God's timetable, so it was a thousand years on the planet,
but actually only one day in heaven. So that's why
everybody's like, oh, the Earth was created in six thousand years,
and then there was then there was a day of
rest for you know, God, which would have been a
(02:00:39):
thousand years. I don't the math's not mathing, and I
don't know if the math is ever gonna math. But
that's why I have, you know, taken all of it
with a grain of salt. Other than a few things,
I do believe that Jesus Christ and the Sun is
the son of God. I have invited him into my
(02:01:00):
heart and my life and ask him to forgive me
of my sins. And I do that daily because I
kind of have to, because I'm imperfect, and I say
things that I shouldn't and I get mad when I shouldn't,
but I kind of have to. And I'm closing with
(02:01:24):
that because the one thing that I will tell you,
as much as this pains me, as upset as I
am about all of it, I know where Charlie Kirk
is today. And I talked about that last night too,
because I know the Catholics have a whole other thing,
and I know a lot of the more rigid Protestant
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beliefs are like, well, you don't actually get to go
be with God in heaven until after the rapture. I
don't believe that, because that's not what Jesus told the
dudes on the cross that were hanging there with him.
And I take Jesus at his word if nothing else,
even if you want to dispute anything else in the Bible,
(02:02:07):
if you can't take Jesus at his word, then you
probably don't actually believe in him very much. And that's
not what he said. So as bad as all this is,
know where Charlie Kirk is. There's no way that boy
didn't make it into heaven, which means hopefully I should
(02:02:27):
get to see him again someday. So I said, folks,
we gotta go. My voice is fading fast back tonight
starting at eight thirty pm Eastern, there will be no
disasters in the making. We will have probably more of
all this, and then potentially Jennrick and then at ten
(02:02:48):
pm Eastern and then BZ at eleven. Try to have
the best day you can, folks.
Speaker 37 (02:02:55):
It is almost Friday.
Speaker 1 (02:03:06):
Over, you say over.
Speaker 26 (02:03:10):
Nothing is over until we decided this was.
Speaker 3 (02:03:13):
It over when the Dreman's bomb, Pearl Horner, Hello.
Speaker 2 (02:03:19):
Closing time, Open all the doors.
Speaker 18 (02:03:23):
And let you out into the closing time. That's great,
just fucking great.
Speaker 10 (02:03:33):
Man.
Speaker 36 (02:03:34):
How what the fuck are we supposed to do?
Speaker 2 (02:03:36):
Game over?
Speaker 18 (02:03:37):
Man?
Speaker 2 (02:03:37):
Game over.
Speaker 17 (02:03:40):
Time?
Speaker 18 (02:03:42):
Time for you to go out to the places you
will be from closing time. This room won't be open
your brothers or your sisters.
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Where were you when the world stopped turning?
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That's September day.
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Were you in the yard with your wife and children,
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On some stay Did you know that?
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Did you stand there in shock at the sight of
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Some kind of answer and look at yourself and what
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The hope and love are.
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Some good things He gave us, and the greatest is love.
Where were you when the world stopped turning.
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Except him? Every day.
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Teaching a classess full of innocent children, or driving down.
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Some cold in her stead.
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The crowded room.
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Hope it never happen, to close your eyes and hot
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Did you notice the sunset the first time in the ages?
Speaker 2 (09:43):
Speak to some stranger you're on the street.
Speaker 18 (09:46):
Did you lay down at night, think up tomorrow, go
out and buy you a gun.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
Did you turn off that violent whole movie you watching
and turn on out of the sei runs.
Speaker 18 (10:03):
Did you go to a church and hold hands with
some strangers, stand in line and give your home blood.
Did you just stay home and clean tight to your family?
Thank God you had somebody to love. I'm just a singer,
(10:24):
love simple songs. I'm not a real poetical man. I
watched Seeing and I'm not sure I can tell you
the difference in our rock and are rend. But I
know Jesus and not talk to God, and I remember
this from when I was young.
Speaker 17 (10:47):
They hope and love.
Speaker 2 (10:49):
Are some good things He gave us, and the greatest
is love.
Speaker 18 (10:56):
I'm just a singer, love simple songs. I'm not a
real pultical man.
Speaker 2 (11:03):
I watched Seeing and but I'm.
Speaker 18 (11:06):
Not sure I can tell you the difference in Iraq
and already.
Speaker 21 (11:12):
But I know Jesus and I talked to God, and
I remember this from when I was young. They hope
and love are some good things he gave us.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
And the greatest is love, and the greatest is.
Speaker 19 (11:31):
A love, and the greatest is a lover.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Where were you in the world?
Speaker 17 (11:41):
And stopped turning on that September day.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
Welcome into a very somber episode of The Rick Robinson Show,
also with a very sleep deprived host. Try as I
might last night, I could not fall asleep. I was
physically exhausted, but mentally I just could not shut down
last night. So this one could be fun. You may
actually watch me flame out live on the air, but
(12:40):
we're here and I want to. I want to start
the show by talking about this. The older I get,
the more I find there are moments in my history
that I will never forget where I was first. One
in recent memory that doesn't involve anything work related was
April nineteenth, nine ninety five. That was the Merrow bombing,
(13:06):
and I watched everybody come together after that. I watched
a Democratic president who turns out to be quite a
bit of a player and a butthead to put it nicely,
try to bring people together talk about what a terrible
time we found ourselves in. As somebody that was actually
(13:26):
supposed to be in that building that day and would
have been if not for being called into work and
opting to not go ahead and file for disability. I'm
not sure I probably wouldn't have been here. So the
next one on the hit parade, again not counting any
(13:47):
incidents work related, because I've dodged death more times than
I care to count anymore, and I'm again asking myself
the question, why am I still here when so many
others aren't. September the eleventh, two thousand and one, I
(14:12):
had just finished working all night, took my children to school,
except for my youngest, who was not nearly a year
old by September he was about ten months at this point,
within a week or so, and had come home, had
(14:36):
gotten his breakfast done, and put him down for his
morning nap because he loved naps back then, and was
playing a video game for a little bit, trying to unwind,
when suddenly the TV started squawking at me, and I
had no idea what was going on, and everybody started panicking.
(15:01):
The wife started calling, should we go get the kids?
What are we supposed to do? And everybody that I
worked with at the time, because this is when I
was still with This is when I was running my
own security agency. All of my guys, including me, suited
up and started standing guard at the kids' schools because
we didn't know what else to do. We didn't know
what was going on. We didn't know if there were
(15:23):
going to be any other coordinated attacks anywhere else. So
for the next few days, when we weren't doing our
regular jobs, we were standing in front of the schools
in full uniform, at least the ones that didn't already
have SROs.
Speaker 2 (15:52):
And then.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
There was the next version of September the eleventh, during Benghazi,
where from everything that I have been able to put
together over the years, it seems like a group of
CIA operators were sent to die and left to die.
(16:15):
I'm not going to go into all the detail on
that one because I've done it before. It's in the archives.
You can go find him. But one of the things
that stuck with me after interviewing people and talking to
people because I've never been in the military, I've had
family members that have been, but they're all Most of
my family members were air forced. My grandfather was in
(16:37):
the CBS on my dad's side, my grandfather on my
mom's side was in the army, but my grandfather on
my mom's side passed away when I was not eight
going on nine, and my grandfather on my dad's side
never really wanted to talk about anything that happened when
he was in the military, but back then they didn't
have the same kind of technology anyway. And then my uncle,
(16:59):
who passed away when I was in my twenties my twenties,
was in the Navy, but that was during Vietnam, So
I started talking to folks that were inactive military, and
one of the things that I never could get my
head wrapped around was the fact that these men were
(17:20):
on this rooftop holding off all of these people and
kept using a laser designator to paint targets for a drone.
And everyone that I know that's done any type of
special operations work or anything else that I talked to
about this kept saying that wouldn't have been able to
even engage and paint a target if there wasn't a
(17:42):
weapons platform in range to be able to execute the strike.
And according to CNN and MSNBC and everybody else at
the time, they were making this thing sound like it
was a laser pointer that a college professor might use,
and everybody that knows what they're talking about is like,
that's not how this works. That's not how any of
(18:03):
this works. And then now there's yesterday. Now there are others,
there's the school shootings, but you know what, I refuse
to put those in the same breath as these, because
(18:25):
they're trying to make it seem as if we didn't
care enough about the school shootings. One of the things
that I have done here every time I have the
opportunity to, whether at Kylon Radio, whether it's on Front
Porch Forensics or any other shows, anytime somebody comes up
with a good idea to help secure the schools, we
talk about it. The last episode of Front Porch Forensics,
(18:48):
which happened right after the most recent school shooting, we
had someone who has created an entire basically completely hidden
security system for schools. It gives everybody access to push
buttons on the walls to call nine to one one
and start the process to lock doors and pendants for
when they're in larger spaces, and YadA, YadA, YadA. Nobody
(19:11):
wants to talk about real solutions though, which is why
I don't engage in those posts anymore. I've seen that
all over my Facebook today. For all of you that
are so outraged about Charlie Kirk, you can talk to me.
Once you're this outraged about school shootings, who in the
hell says we're not. You guys only have one answer,
(19:34):
one solution, and it's take everybody's guns away, which is
going to leave no guns for anybody but the people
that shouldn't have them in the first place, and the
cops what you're trying to get rid of. So yeah,
I'm I've had it. I have been trying to hang
(19:56):
on them, to hang on to some sense. You know,
Charlie wouldn't want Charlie Kirk wouldn't want us to become
angry and pissed off and violent over this. But I
have been watching people taking victory laps the same fucking
way they did in the Middle East after nine to eleven.
(20:18):
But it's happening in our own country because of Charlie Kirk,
which is why the title of the show today is
exactly what you can see if you're watching Live nine
to eleven twenty four years later, and we've learned absolutely
nothing nothing. We didn't even come together for five seconds
(20:43):
during this one, a thirty one year old man gunned
down in the prime of his life, who was doing
exactly what the left has always told you they wanted.
We don't want violence. We don't want people that are
just yelling at us all the time. We want people
that are willing to sit down and have rational discourse.
He was doing it, and you killed him for it.
(21:10):
I'm gonna do everything I can to try to try
to do everything, even again, little bitty ant standing on
a mole hill. But I'm gonna do everything I can,
especially compared to Charlie Kirk, to try to stop what
I know is about to come next. I don't know
(21:31):
about you, but I can feel it. The world is
different today. America is different today. The right has been
impossible to radicalize until yesterday. And I say this again,
Charlie Kirk would not want what is on the horizon.
(21:55):
But he's also probably the only person in America that
could have stopped is on the horizon, and they killed him.
And I don't want to hear none of the We
don't even know who the shooter is yet, we don't
even we don't know what the shooter's political views are.
Even when we do you guys are gonna spin it.
(22:16):
You did it with the shooting in Minnesota, you guys, well,
he's obviously a Trump deporter. No, the motherfucker with some
insane dude hearing voices who seemed to think he was
doing Tim Walls a favor. I'm willing to pull that
he's insane card and and try to try to not
rather not not connect the dots that Tim Walls was
wanting this dude to commit murder, but somewhere in his mind,
(22:38):
that's what he got in his head. So the other
question is, while we're trying to figure out where we
go from here, what are we gonna start doing something
about the obvious mental health crisis that we have in
this country? And what are we gonna do something about
everybody on the left blaming the fucking guns. Oh no, Denny,
(22:59):
that that's and that's not exactly how it was portrayed.
So well, let let's start that. Well, let's let's back up.
I have that clip. I have that clip, and then
we'll actually discuss what really happened, because I have the
full story on that one. So hang on, because yeah,
everybody's talking about they wouldn't even allow a moment of silence.
That's not exactly true. It's close, but it's not exactly true.
(23:22):
Hang on, I'm pretty sure I have that one somewhere.
Trying to find it though, because I so since I
couldn't sleep last night, I started going through and bookmarking
a bunch of different stuff, So now I gotta find it.
Speaker 22 (23:36):
Hang on, did you you do do? Pretty sure I
had that one book barred? Pretty sure I had that
one book barred. Okay, yep, there we go. All right, So, yeah,
I was right, I have a bookmarked.
Speaker 1 (23:53):
You're not gonna be able to hear it very well,
but I'm gonna play the whole thing anyway. The audio
quality wasn't great, and I probably we should have gotten
up and improved it a little bit, but I didn't.
So nah. All right, So here's what happened yesterday, and
then we'll talk about what actually transpired, because it's not
(24:14):
exactly it's been reported, but it's close.
Speaker 3 (24:19):
What perfect?
Speaker 1 (24:22):
Let me fix that? All right? Let's try this again.
Speaker 2 (24:28):
What purpose is the gen? A lady from Colorado.
Speaker 1 (24:30):
Rised s all right, So I'm gonna stop right there
(24:51):
for a second, because if you couldn't hear it, what
she was actually calling for because they actually did do
a moment of silence already at this point. What she
was calling for an audible moment of prayer as an
out loud, and the left lost their minds over it,
and then the right kind of lost their minds over
the Left losing their minds over it. So it wasn't
(25:12):
as simple as just a moment of silence, because they
actually already did that. She was actually calling for a
moment of somebody leading a prayer out loud for Charlie
Kirk and his family because at that point, at that
point when they're in when they're in the the hales
of Congress there, at that point, they did not know
(25:32):
that he was deceased. I will say I have a
sneaking suspicion that a lot of folks in the media
knew before it was announced, because while I was slipping
between channels in a couple of different ones that I
was watching, between News Nation and Fox News, there were
a couple of folks that were on the panels discussing
(25:52):
this that kept slipping into past tense, and then the
host would steer them back into present tense. So and
I'm not playing the video not gonna do it. I've
seen it enough. That's actually probably part of the reason
I couldn't sleep last night because now it's playing on
my head and a loop over and over and over again.
But when I saw when I saw that, the first
thing I said was, please God, let this be AI
(26:15):
because if it's not, there's no there's no way, there's none,
there's it would it would it would have taken an
absolute like resurrection miracle, because I'm pretty sure he was
dead before he hit the ground, especially now that we
know more about the trajectory of the bullet, because everybody
(26:37):
thought it was coming from the front, but it looks
like it came in more from the side. But anyway,
so this is when the this is when the left
starts losing their mind. Then you can listen to the
right following suit.
Speaker 7 (26:50):
Let's let's let's wait a minute, wait a minute.
Speaker 3 (26:54):
The house will be in order.
Speaker 13 (26:55):
The house will be in order.
Speaker 22 (27:00):
That house will be in order.
Speaker 1 (27:08):
And I'm not sure if you can actually hear it,
but what happened there was after everybody started getting cranky
about her, asking for a prayer out loud, for a
moment for Charlie Kirk and his family the left started
audibly booing and no, no, no, no no, and basically
she just looked at him and said, you guys are
the ones that caused this, and Denny, at this point,
(27:34):
I'll believe it when I see it, because they've they've
put out so many different things that they've attracted that
I'm not even gonna comment on whether or not what
they found or haven't found yet. But anyway, so let's
get back in to this, because this is something else
that I would like to point out to the folks
(27:55):
that are kind of screaming and yelling that you know
that you can't blame all of the right for what
j for you. You well, I they always say we can.
They can blame all the right for everything that goes wrong.
But I would like to point out that there's a
reason it's gonna take me in at it again because
I don't think I bookmarked this one too in pardon
(28:20):
the sniffles, but I have been randomly fighting back tears
today and last night and most of yesterday, which is
probably why I hope I don't sound nearly as horse
outside of my head as I sound inside my head.
But I guess it doesn't it doesn't matter one way
or the other, because we're gonna do this damn thing anyway. Anyway, dude,
(28:47):
I don't remember. That's okay. Maybe hopefully I did a
bookmark it because I've taken forever. I also wish that
X would decide whether I have access to my bookmark
folders on the right side of the screen or not
on the left side.
Speaker 10 (29:07):
Right.
Speaker 1 (29:07):
No, well that's one of them. But oh yeah, I
did have a boat mark. I apologize for wasting the
last couple of moments of your life, ladies and gentlemen,
because I had it right here, but I wasn't paying it,
did I mention sleep deprived? Don't hate me too much,
all right. So for everybody who says, you know, this
isn't our fault, not all of the left wanted this
(29:30):
to happen, blah blah blah, YadA, YadA YadA, just just
remind them of this.
Speaker 16 (29:37):
I just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all
of the country, and maybe there will be.
Speaker 3 (29:42):
People need to start taking to the streets.
Speaker 1 (29:45):
This is a dictator. You know.
Speaker 3 (29:47):
There needs to be unrest in the streets for as
long as there's unrest in our lives.
Speaker 16 (29:51):
Enemies of the state.
Speaker 11 (29:52):
Show me where it says that protests are supposed to
be polite and peaceful.
Speaker 4 (29:57):
Do something about your dad's immigration practices is effectless?
Speaker 1 (30:00):
Cone they go.
Speaker 3 (30:01):
Low, how do you resist the temptation to run up
and wring her neck?
Speaker 23 (30:05):
The biggest terror threat in this country is white men,
most of them radicalized up to the right.
Speaker 7 (30:12):
I thought he should have punised him in the face.
And even if you lost.
Speaker 24 (30:14):
He insulted your wife, he's on the escalator and called
Mexican's rapist immersed.
Speaker 8 (30:18):
He said, well, what do you think I should have done?
Speaker 25 (30:19):
So?
Speaker 11 (30:19):
I think you should punshed him in the face and
then gotten out of the race.
Speaker 12 (30:21):
You would have been a hero.
Speaker 7 (30:23):
I'd like to punch him in the face. I said,
if we're in high school, I take you behind the
gym and beat the hell out of him.
Speaker 3 (30:28):
Punch some people in the face. When was the.
Speaker 18 (30:31):
Last time an actor assassinated a president?
Speaker 3 (30:34):
They're still going to have to go out and put
a bullet in Donald Trump.
Speaker 2 (30:37):
And that's a fact.
Speaker 7 (30:40):
Look is his character is stabbed to death. Where is
John Wilkes's booth when you need I have thought an
awful lot about blowing up the White House.
Speaker 11 (30:55):
A Missouri state senator is under investigation by the Secret
Service after seeing she hopes President Trump is assassinated.
Speaker 26 (31:03):
I will go and take Trump out to night. And
if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant,
in a department, stop at a gasoline station, you get
out and you create a gold and you go back
on them and you tell them that not well gone
anymore anywhere.
Speaker 5 (31:25):
And sadly, the domestic enemies to our voting system and
are honoring our constitution all right at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania Avenue.
Speaker 27 (31:35):
They're not going to stop before election day in November,
and they're not going to stop after election day. And
that should be everyone should take note of that on
both levels, that this is they're not going to let up,
and they should not.
Speaker 26 (31:46):
If you think we're around or now, you ain't seen
nothing yet.
Speaker 1 (32:01):
So again, when they start saying, well, it's not all
the Lef's fault, there's plenty of people that are speaking
out against it. You know what, if you haven't left
the Democratic Party after what happened yesterday, I'm done with you,
because you know what I've been saying is a lot
of folks that are putting out statements about what happened yesterday,
(32:21):
that have already said after today, I changed my voter registration.
You know what, then maybe you and I can still
talk because if you're not willing to look at this
for what it actually is, which is a good against
evil moment. And I know that's hard to talk about
in this country because we don't talk about our faith
anymore because we're not allowed to because we're supposed to
(32:44):
be a secular nation and they're supposed to. While there
is freedom of speech, there's not really freedom of religion
because it's freedom from religion, not freedom of religion. So
you can't impose your religious beliefs on me, and you
can't even really talk to me, talk with talk to
talk around me about your beliefs without me getting offended.
(33:06):
You know what, if my beliefs offend you, kindly fuck off.
I don't care anymore. We've tried to do this the
nice way. We've tried to be the ones that you know,
you guys were the ones that said we just want
people willing to talk to communicate. They're what five million
(33:27):
podcasts now Ish guarantee you over half of them are
political discourse podcasts. So we're trying to have conversations with you,
you're not willing to engage without pulling bullshit. So don't
talk to me about discourse because guess what discourse died yesterday?
(33:51):
You killed it. And again I don't want to hear that. Well,
we don't really know because nobody knows who the shooter is.
If you've seen the people that are celebrating this, you
know who the shooter was. Dude, I did this. So
(34:14):
so this all started happening shortly after I went off
the air yesterday morning. So I was done with my
show at eleven my time, which would have been I
guess ten Mountain, which is where Kirk was. And then
so the event kicked off a couple hours later, and
then it was about an hour after that when he
started speaking, So a couple well, a couple hours after
(34:35):
that when he started speaking, so it would have been
around I think, I don't know. I think he started
talking around one something Mountain time. I think he was
only supposed to talk for a couple hours. It was
about two my time. But yeah, I've been talking about
this NonStop in one form or another pretty much since then.
(34:56):
First on social media, then doing radio because well radio
slash podcasting. But I just from like six o'clock last
night until almost midnight pretty much nonstopics or for the
final hour. But I say all this to you because
I'm tired of this. We have been the ones trying
(35:22):
to hold discourse together. We have been the ones that
have been trying to explain to people how we can
actually fix the problems that they keep throwing in our faces.
Just like the school shootings, there are people that have
invented entire systems that should be in pretty much every
school in America today, but they're not. Instead, we've got
(35:42):
metal detectors, bars on windows, and school resource officers instead
of using systems that can actually work in conjunction with
the school resource officers without making children feel like they're
going into a fucking prison. But it might as well
be a prison, because you're basically teaching them to be slaves.
(36:03):
You're not educating them, you're indoctrinating them. That's the other
problem with education in this country. And this is another
reason why I feel like Charlie Kirk was silenced because
he was turning the tide on college campuses. Conservatives had
not felt welcome on college campuses for a long ass time.
(36:27):
And you know how I know, because it started becoming
part of common pop culture. There was an episode of
Blue Bloods over what six seven years ago, back when
it was still kind of in its early phases, when
Nicki Nicki was still in high school, but same difference.
You know, her granddad used to go to all over all,
(36:48):
they always had career day. Granddad was always the one
that she wanted to have speak until high school. In
this episode, he went and tried to do it anyway
and he got shouted down by the entire damn school
and she had to watch. Because they don't want discourse.
(37:09):
They want you to pair it what they believe, and
if you don't, you get removed. If they can't shut
you up, if they can't kick you out of the
party and drive you to silence, they will kill you.
They have proven that yesterday and you can't change my
mind about that. And I don't care if this gets
(37:29):
pulled from YouTube. I really don't. I'm not using YouTube
approved words because fuck YouTube. If we can't tell the truth,
these people are willing to watch you die in order
to hold on to power. These people are willing to
(37:51):
tell you whatever you need to hear in the moment
so that you will calm down just enough that you'll
go back to sleep, don't do it. I'm not saying
that we need to get past that. We've already passed
the rubicon in in my estimation, we have passed a
point of no return in this country. We've gotten close
(38:14):
a few times. September the eleventh, the first time, was
one of them. The second September the eleventh incident was
another one. September tenth, twenty twenty. September tenth, twenty twenty
five was probably the last one. Because I've not seen
the right this and I don't even want to say angry.
(38:35):
We're seething, and we've got nowhere to put it. Because
we were the ones trying to convince you we're not
the monsters. We're not who the media tells you we are.
We're not the fascist, we're not the Nazis. Somebody tried
to point out when somebody said, you know, because when
(38:56):
I posted the same video clips that I just played
for you guys on my twin, her feed basically said
this is why Charlie Kirk died. Somebody said, posted something
from Donald Trump talking about you know, I love the
smell of deportations in the morning. No, this is why
Donald Trump died because of fascism. Like, can you even bother?
Can you define the word fascism? Yeah, Donald Trump's truth
(39:19):
social feed. So in other words, you either can't or
won't actually define the word fascism. Let me clean you
in on something. What happened to Charlie Kirk yesterday is
a textbook, real life example of fascism. You are silencing
opposition through fear and violence. That is fascism. Everything they
have ever accused you of, they have projected onto you
(39:43):
from their own minds the reason, and it's being proven
out in real time. Letitia James went after Donald Trump
for mortgage fraud because she knew she'd committed mortgage fraud. Well,
if I've done it, obviously he did it. And then
when they couldn't really find a way to make it fit,
(40:04):
they still did it. Anyway, look at what Look at
what happened with Fanny. What the hell is her name? Fanny? Fanny?
What Fanny willis? Almost said Fanny James for some reason.
But what happened with her? She was doing some of
the very same shady shit that she accused Donald Trump
of doing, because that's where they get their ammunition from.
(40:26):
Everything they ever tell you they're afraid you're going to do,
or they're accusing you of doing, it's because it's what
they would do if they were in your place. And
they've shown us that over and over and over again,
over and over and over again. And what saddens me
the most is listening to these people that are just
(40:53):
just celebrating it, and it's terrifying. Sorry, I don't have
these things in any given order, so I was going
to start with some of the really crazy stuff, but
(41:15):
I think I'm going to give pay more attention to
the folks that I've been able to find while I
was finding clips all night that are actually leaving the
Democratic Party, because these things, assuming they are truthful and accurate,
are starting to give me maybe a little bit of hope.
Speaker 28 (41:37):
So far, I've seen videos and just the left being
pro and aliving political opponents, whether that be Trump, jd Vance,
people celebrating what happened to Charlie Kirk today.
Speaker 1 (41:48):
It's just disgusting behavior.
Speaker 28 (41:50):
The fact that I have been a part of the
left for seven years, I never thought'd get to the
point where I would have to look at my own
party and be like, oh done, I can't support you
anymore because everything that you are doing right now is
against your political viewpoints and your.
Speaker 10 (42:09):
Values and beliefs.
Speaker 28 (42:10):
To sit here and promote gun violence against your opponents
is wrong and it argually makes you worse than the
other side, because you're basically saying these people deserve to
be unalived because our political beliefs are more important and
should stand and should have more value than a human life. Ooh, yeah,
(42:31):
that doesn't That doesn't sit right with me at all.
Speaker 1 (42:34):
That no woo, no, so far, trust me, it doesn't
sit well with me either. But here we are so
and there's more.
Speaker 3 (42:54):
Now.
Speaker 1 (42:55):
I want to play this because this is from a
while ago. I don't remember the exact date when this
was done, but I know it was a little bit
back and it was almost, in my opinion, kind of prophetic,
(43:15):
which is both good and bad. But this, Yeah, if
you're at work, you might want to find some kleenics.
Speaker 29 (43:26):
How do you want to be remembered? If I die,
everything just goes away? How would you if you could
be associated with one thing? How would you want to
be remembered?
Speaker 30 (43:34):
I want to be I want to be remembered for
for courage, for my faith. That that would be the
most important thing. Most important thing is my faith in
my life.
Speaker 29 (43:41):
Charlie Kirk, Thank you so much.
Speaker 3 (43:42):
You guys do a great job. I wish.
Speaker 29 (43:44):
How do you want to be remembered?
Speaker 3 (43:45):
If I die, everything just goes away.
Speaker 29 (43:47):
How would you if you could be associated with one thing,
how would you want to be remembered.
Speaker 30 (43:52):
I want to be I want to be remembered for
for courage, from my faith. That that would be the
most important thing. Most important thing is my faith in
my life.
Speaker 29 (43:59):
Charlie Kirk, Thank you so much.
Speaker 13 (44:00):
You guys do a great job.
Speaker 3 (44:01):
I wish.
Speaker 29 (44:02):
How do you want to be?
Speaker 3 (44:03):
Okay?
Speaker 1 (44:03):
So I thought at one point it kept talking past
that point. But I don't guess it does. But mission accomplished, Charlie,
because everybody's talking about your faith. So mission accomplished. If
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that's what you wanted to be remembered for, you're there.
I only wish you were here, all right. So here's
another one of Charlie Kirk's greatest moments.
Speaker 31 (44:51):
In my opinion, our country was fought on common law
because declaration only refers to God four times. The Constitution
doesn't refer to God at all, and it only articulates
the structure of government.
Speaker 30 (45:10):
So, first of all, remember that we were a collection
of states and colonies, and you need to read the
state constitutions or anything else. Thirteen or thirteen required a
declaration of faith. In almost every single one of the
original state constitutions, they had I profess Lord in Jesus
Christ as my Lord and Savior. Secondly, fifty five fifty
six of the original assigners of the declaration were Bible
belief in church attending Christians. If you ask about common law,
(45:33):
let's go to three principles of common law, presumption of medicense,
due process, and dury of your peers, all three of
biblical principles. So and all wrapped into the ultimate Biblical
principle that you shall not favor justice if you are
richer report, which is in Leviticus nineteen, which is the
idea of blind justice, which is incorporated also in the
New Testament ideal. Neither slave, nor Greek nor jew, you
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were all one in Jesus Christ, as you had to
dad human equality. These are all Biblical ideas, But more
importantly than that, they say that God was only meant
four times in the Declaration of Independence, Well, that's a
big deal. John Adams seamlessly said the Constitution was only
written for a moral, religious people. It was wholly inadequate
for the people of any other. The body politic of
America was so Christian that our form and structure of
government was built for the people that believed in Christ
(46:16):
our Lord. One of the reasons we're living through a
constitutional crisis is that we no longer have a Christian nation,
but we have a Christian form of government, and they're incompatible.
So you cannot have liberty if you do not have
a Christian population.
Speaker 1 (46:29):
All right, our country, So hang on when I play
that last part one more time, because we're going to
talk about that.
Speaker 30 (46:44):
The body politic of America was so Christian that our
form and structure of government was built for the people
that believed in Christ our Lord. One of the reasons
we're living through a constitutional crisis is that we no
longer have a Christian nation, but we have a Christian
form of government, and they're incompatible.
Speaker 1 (46:59):
You can so well, one of the reasons we are
having a constitutional crisis is because we have a Christian
form of government, but we are no longer a Christian
nation and the two are incompatible. That is probably one
of the most discinct ways that I have ever heard
that explained. And if you understand what he's talking about,
(47:23):
there's not really any way to refute it. There's just
not because you can feel it. Look at everything that's
happening just yesterday, and look at everything that's been happening
in the last four or five years. They have stripped
everything from you that matters. They took your ability to
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choose how you wanted to live your life away for years.
And I think that's part of the reason why these
college aged kids are so damned hungry for this is
because they were living through things that we haven't seen
in our history since George Washington. And another video that
(48:08):
I don't think I have bookmarked, and if I do,
I may find it in a minute. He points out
the fact that this is the first generation since George
Washington that are ten times worse off than their parents.
And he's not wrong, because we've turned our back on
everything that made this country work, including our faith. Now
(48:35):
I'm not saying you have to have the exact same
faith that I do. I don't even care if you're agnostic.
As long as you're willing to admit that there has
to be something more than this, then we should be
able to converse. If you are an anti theist, which
is what I call atheist, because that's really what they
are anymore, then I don't know if you and I
(48:55):
are ever going to be able to find any common
ground because I'm sorry, you're stupid. Did I mention I'm
not pulling any punches anymore? So if I'm hurting anybody's feelings,
feel free to turn things off. I don't care because
where else in the known universe, with all of its
(49:18):
natural laws can something come from nothing? Where The more
that we start to understand the quantum realm, the more
that we understand that there's a possibility. Did all of
this that we see and perceive and process with our
(49:39):
mind is all part of one connected thing? But where
did that connected thing come from? Something cannot come from nothing.
I don't pretend to have all of the answers, but
I do know this. Our country was designed around faith.
(50:01):
We don't have it anymore. As a matter of fact,
we shout people down who try to profess it. I
heard somebody equate Charlie Kirk to be basically being the
modern day version of Jesus, not because he painted himself
as the Savior, not because he was the Messiah, but
because he did things exactly the way Jesus used to
(50:21):
do them. He got his points across to you without
preaching at you. And I've been watching his videos again
all night, and they're not wrong. He was probably the
best of.
Speaker 32 (50:38):
Us in his generation and they killed him. What terrifies
me about every bit of this, all of it. Sorry,
I have to take him off the screen for a minute.
(50:59):
Starting to get to me.
Speaker 1 (51:03):
Is the one person that probably because I'm gonna be honest,
and I think I have a video that talks about
this too, I'll be honest. If Charlie Kirk had lived,
he would be the first one forgiving the person who
did this and all the people that were cheering his
imminent demise not the one I was looking for. But
(51:33):
let's play this one. Sorry. I tried to do a
cough drop, hoping that it would get better, and it's
not yet, So give me a moment.
Speaker 23 (51:48):
So the tolerant left strikes again. Charlie Kirk was shot
today at a campus talking to young, young people, the
future of this country. Now we gotta be done. I'm
over this both side stuff because both sid sides don't
do this. Both sides don't go around shooting people that
(52:11):
they disagree with with their political stance. Both sides didn't
go randomly beating up people. And a little bit that
they want to use over and over with January sixth,
that was still even a setup. I know because I
was there. We pray for Charlie, pray for his wife
and his young children, and like Charlie was there man,
(52:38):
he was there for people like myself, Jay six Ers,
who everyone else turned their back on. So many people
turn their back on. Charlie was one who stood by us,
would bring Jay six Ers on to hear their story,
took our names to the president themselves. I'm always gonna
have love for Charlie and his family and what they do.
America Fest to sit there and celebrate conservatism and Republican values.
(53:06):
The left camp have anyone who disagrees with them over there,
and before anyone says well now you can't put it
on everyone, well, you know what, until y'all clean up
that side of the street, I don't want to hear
nothing about what you think goes on on the right.
Speaker 33 (53:20):
Clean Up the side that is literally killing people. Clean
up the side that's literally doxing people. Clean up the
side that literally comes and they ransacked stores and they
beat people up just for having a difference of opinion.
Y'all clean that up first, and then come talk to
us about what we believe in, what you think we're
doing over here. Try that. Let's try that, and then
(53:41):
we can move forward with what we may or may
not have on our side of the fence.
Speaker 23 (53:45):
But this both sides stuff it's over, is done. There's
only one side, the godless, the death called known as
the Democratic Party, the media machine who's calling people fascist
and racist. Over the last ten years, Hollywood has been
backing them up. And these Democratic elected officials like your
AOC and your Maxine Waters and your Nancy Pelosi, even
(54:09):
Joe Biden when he was in there calling American citizens
and stuff.
Speaker 33 (54:13):
What do you think was gonna happen? What do you
think was gonna happen? When you've been turning people up
for ten years? What do you think was gonna happen?
All this blood, his blood is on all their hands.
Speaker 13 (54:29):
Pray for Charlie.
Speaker 33 (54:30):
Pray for his family, Pray for this country, and be done,
Be done with this, both sides stuff. Men, step up,
trust in God and let's move forward.
Speaker 34 (54:47):
You piece of shit that killed him, let me tell
you something. You're gonna get caught. You heard the governor Utah.
You heard him tell you that they have capital punishment
and you need to be put to death. And they
need to find this guy who killed this young man
who assassinated Charlie Kirk in front of three thousand college students.
(55:10):
And I'm not kidding. This is an attack on our republic.
People say this needs to end now, This needs to
end now. Well, the only way to end it is
to make an example. And enough is enough with life terms,
enough is enough with all the rest of it. This
guy needs to pay the price, and the whole country
needs to see it. And as for you, piece of
(55:32):
shit that killed him, let me tell you something.
Speaker 1 (55:37):
Sorry. I wanted to get as many of these in
as I can, Like I said all night, so I
have tons of material. I may or may not go long.
I haven't decided yet, but look, I'm gonna say this again.
Charlie Kirk would not want us using his name. To
(55:59):
commit violence. But I'm not backing down anymore either, and
you shouldn't either. They killed him because they couldn't shut
him up. They thought they had him when South Park
did their bit a couple of weeks ago. They thought
(56:20):
that was going to be enough to make him go
because it used to be. Remember, because I've been doing
this a long time, and I don't know about all you,
but I remember when I first started doing this, and
I was trying to, you know, work both sides and
even had friends with different viewpoints helping me run Facebook
pages and stuff. And every time I said something that
(56:41):
they didn't agree with, that's racist, that's terrible. Why would
you say that?
Speaker 13 (56:47):
Till Brooklyn?
Speaker 1 (56:48):
Oh wait, hey Beasy, sorry, But now I mean seriously,
And at first I just really well, for the longest time,
I just thought it was a you know, a defense mechanism,
hyperbolic thing, just to get me to shut up, to
get all of us to shut up. No, they really
(57:09):
believe this shit. They really believe that we're the devil incarnate.
You know how, I know because almost none of my
leftist leaning friends that I've been friends with for a
long time even talk to me anymore. That's how I know.
I had friends all across the political spectrum until twenty sixteen.
(57:34):
They don't talk to me anymore. What is something else?
Charlie Kirk is famous for his saying when you stop communicating,
divorces happen when country and when when country men stop
communicating with one another, that's when civil wars happen. This
is what he was trying to stop because it's been
(57:59):
on the horizon, and for a while we talked. I
talked about this for hours last night. Jesse Kelly has
been pushing for an amicable national divorce for almost as
long as I've been doing this. I don't know how
we get there amicably, but I wish we could find
out because I don't want what I'm afraid comes next.
(58:29):
But I'm also not going to back down from it
either because I can't and I won't. I've said this before.
People can be broken down into three categories in life,
sheep wolves and sheep dogs. Sheep dogs are always sheep dogs,
(58:53):
no matter how old and broken we become. I've taken
a bullet before. If I have to, I'll do it again.
And I don't say that lightly, especially with what happened yesterday.
(59:15):
But I say all of this to you because I
need you to understand where we are, because it's been
a good alliteration everybody's been talking about this is our
turning point. While that's good for Charlie's organization, we're past
a tipping point, not a turning point, and I don't
think there's any way to come back from it. Again.
(59:38):
I think they murdered the only guy, or assassinated the
only guy that could have brought us back from the
precipice that we're now currently hurtling towards. And I think
they did it for a reason. And I still know
who they are, yet I have a sneaking suspicion there's
a little bit more going on with all of this
than we're going to know for a while, And as
(59:58):
Busy pointed out on The Gene Show last night, we
may never know, especially now that we're headed towards twenty
four hours and we still don't have a shooter in
custody yet. For anybody who's ever you know, worked any
type of a criminal investigation or even watched, you know,
the first forty eight, you know how much the odds
(01:00:19):
decrease after those first forty eight hours, We're almost halfway there.
I'm just pointing this out because while we are trying
to find our footing keep our heads, I've seen everybody
(01:00:40):
starting to change their behavior. I've seen posts from people
that I followed for forever talking about how until yesterday
they could just sit on their porch, have a smoke,
have a drink, and just relax. And now they found
themselves all day yesterday, anytime they were on their front porch,
head on a swivel, which is good. Situational awareness is
never a bad thing. But I fear that we're headed
(01:01:07):
towards the hypervigilance phase. I think that's why I couldn't
sleep last night. And I don't know where we go
from here. I only know that they took the best
of us from America last night and from the world.
Charlie Kirk has impacted the world. There are folks in
(01:01:32):
other countries holding vigils about him right now because he
stood on what he believed in, He stood up for
what he believed in, and ultimately he died trying to
do what he believed in, and these assholes want to
(01:01:55):
call him the devil. Got to paraphrase something that I
read from a coworker earlier today that they heard from
one of their children. When all these leftists that are
screaming for Charlie Kirk and celebrating his death wind up
face to face with the devil and they ask him
how they got there or why they got there, all
(01:02:17):
he's gonna have to do is show them their TikTok accounts.
We'll be right back.
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Ladies and gentlemen, gonna brank this back up for a second.
Speaker 18 (01:11:41):
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Speaker 2 (01:11:45):
Through the stones.
Speaker 1 (01:11:46):
Do not, I repeat, sorry, that may have been a
loud years probably talk, probably when I should have, because
I know sometimes it's more quiet than I realized. Get
you guys out there because of the gate, But do
not live in fear in this moment. Don't do it.
That's what they want. That's what they want. So I
do have a couple of updates. It looks like they have.
(01:12:07):
In fact, according to town Hall, found a gun. I'm
still looking to see if I can find information about
the potential shooter. But we'll go over the gun information
in a moment. But since we're still talking about this on,
you know, the twenty fourth anniversary of the first for
the first really serious lesson, we probably should have learned
from that. You know, America has to come first, and
(01:12:30):
Americans need to come first. You figured September the eleven,
two thousand and one would have taught us that lesson.
Apparently it did not. But I'm just gonna say it.
You know, we talk about the two state solution for
Israel and Gaza. I know lefties like to call it Palestine.
I refuse because it's a derivative of the word Philistine,
(01:12:54):
which was made up by the Roman Empire. And I
don't want to do it. No, uh nope, nope, nope, no,
not gonna do it. I'm not gonna do it. Wouldn't
be prudent. Not gonna do it. I know I haven't
tried to do a George Bush and Presson in a
decade or more so, it was terrible. I know it's okay,
(01:13:14):
we'll be okay. But much like Israel and Gaza and
the left calling for a two state solution, take it's
time for a two state solution in America. So let
me start talking about some practical solutions that will give
us non violent means of trying to keep things on
(01:13:36):
the tracks. And if you agree with me, what I
would ask that you do is start contacting your local
Congress critters, whether they be your Synate critters or your
House critters, and start telling them that you want the
threshold's gone, you want the filibusters gone. Nukem all of them.
(01:14:01):
I don't care kill every single one of them. Whatever
procedural stuff the Democrats are using to hold up judge
appointments and everything else that they're doing right now, because
you know that's what it is. The last few that
have made it through have sailed through in some cases
ninety seven to three. But they're still using every procedural
trick they have to make this take as long as
(01:14:21):
possible because they are trying to slow the progress of
the Trump administration. NUKD get rid of the filibuster, no
sixty vote thresholds for nothing. Once you get done everything
you want to do, if you want to be if
you want to reinstate it, sure go ahead, I don't care.
And then see if they have the balls to NUKID
(01:14:42):
when they get a turn, because at some point, hopefully
well into the future, some other party is going to
get a turned. I don't know if the Democratic Party
is going to survive what they did yesterday. And then
once you've gotten rid of the filibuster them all through,
(01:15:03):
then pass all the things and for every GOP statehouse,
redistrict everything. I don't care if it doesn't even get
you an extra seat, redistrict everything. It is time to
go nuclear with these fuckers, because they're going nuclear with us.
(01:15:24):
So the options we have right now are to fight
in the ways that we can fight that don't involve
going to guns, or just give in and let's go
to war. It's what they want. They've proven it to
you over and over and over again. You're the devil,
You're the enemy. You're not compassionate enough. You don't understand
(01:15:47):
because you're not willing to give up your guns. And
if you're willing to give up your guns, school shootings
wouldn't even exist anymore, which is a blatant, fucking lie,
because when you take the guns away, there are only
bad guys and cops with guns, and they're trying to
get rid of the cops. Yeah, it's interesting that you
(01:16:15):
brought that up, because I remember us having this conversation.
I think it was one of the times I was
on your show. But I think it is time for conservatives,
as Bez just pointed out in the chat, to adopt
Rules for Radicals. The left's been using it with great
success for quite some time, and as Bez just pointed out,
(01:16:35):
he'd had Ralph looks like Ralph Benko, sorry Benko, president
of the Olynsky Institute, and he point blank asked, why
haven't you others are otherwise known as conservatives use this
book Rules for Radicals. We have a Sean appearance. Whoo,
(01:16:57):
I got BZ and Sean in the chat. But no,
it's it's time. It's time to start looking for solutions.
One of the first things we need to do is
get rid of the filibuster. That way, everything that needs
to get passed can get passed with a simple majority
through the Senate. I don't know what we would what
(01:17:17):
we would have to change with the House to get
things done quicker there, But we need to figure out
if we can. I don't know the answer to that question.
I'm not a procedural guy. I do know the Senate
filibuster could be gone on like two seconds. Harry Reid
taught us that and had no problem doing it. But
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once we've done that, get everything passed that you can
get passed. All the state houses that are that are
Republican control, redistrict everything, all the things. Get us as
many House seats as you can that go from being
purple to securely read. Just do it. What difference does
(01:18:04):
it make At this point, they're trying to kill us anyway.
This isn't about right and wrong anymore. This is about
good and evil and survival. Which side are you going
to be on the side reveling in death? Because guess what,
that's not the good guys. They can tell you they are,
they can try to convince you they are, and they
(01:18:25):
can paint Charlie Kirk as some kind of radical. I'm
gonna tell you what happened yesterday. They just killed the
moderate right. They don't know it yet, but They just
killed the moderate right. A lot of the moderate rities
don't realize it yet, but they're starting to. They murdered
it yesterday with a single bullet. So now the options
(01:18:46):
that we have or do we fight fire with fire,
using procedures and rules that we can change to get
the things done that we know need to be done
to help with our survival, or do we just give
up and go straight to civil war two. I don't
know the answer to that question. I know which one
I would prefer to do, and that is to fight
procedurally and to make enough changes in the country that
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these people never get a chance at power again for
as long as I'm alive, and preferably long after I'm gone,
because they don't deserve to have power anymore. At this point.
I I'm gonna be honest, because I try to get
news from multiple sources. CNN will not be on my
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TV ever again, their web browsers will not be open
on my computer ever again. Pms now mm hmm. Now,
I may pull up some clips from folks like town
Hall or other places that you know that I can
you know, help folks that I work with get paid
playing the material that they pull But I'm not watching
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that shit on my TV screens ever. Again, not on
my phone, not on my computers, not on my TV.
They need to go the way of the dinosaur, and
you know how, I know that they're figuring that out.
ABC put out the most vanilla post possible this morning
about what happened with Charlie Kirk. Now they weren't over
the target completely, but it was probably the nicest thing
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I've ever seen them post about him. Because they're afraid,
plain and simple, they are afraid. The problem is, I
don't know how long that's gonna last. So the options
that we have now is to do everything that is legal, lawful,
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and right to make sure that we well, let me
change that legal, lawful and correct, to make sure that
we survive as a country, because we are nearly to
our extinction point, whether anybody wants to admit it or not.
Trump stopped us from getting there in sixteen. Biden almost
pushed us over the finish line. You don't believe me.
(01:20:58):
I would like to point out the fact that just
the other they put out a revised job report for
most of twenty twenty four leading into the beginning of
twenty twenty five, and a million of the imaginary jobs
they reported were just gone. Imagine what the markets would
have done if we had known that at the time.
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And then, of course, the left being the left, well,
Donald Trump was sworn in in January, so February and
March were actually his fault. No, you don't understand how
this stuff works or you don't care, makes no difference
to me either way. But no, I mean, dude, there's
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just I have so much material today, so we're gonna
move on to this one. Because remember that abysmal nineteen
percent approval rating that they have, they being the left,
What if I told you that was evaporating this.
Speaker 24 (01:22:03):
I'm not ten minutes ago found out some information about
the shooting of Charlie Kirk and an event out in Utah.
I'm not here to talk about the shooter's political affiliation.
What I am here to talk about is the absolute disgusting, foul,
vile things that the left is posting and saying online
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right now when we don't even.
Speaker 38 (01:22:27):
Know the status of the man, Like we don't even
know if Charlie Kirk is alive, if he's if he's
clinging to life. We don't know the status of him,
and the left has the audacity to get.
Speaker 1 (01:22:43):
On these phones, on these screens.
Speaker 38 (01:22:46):
And cheer or do a trending, fun little song to
the fact that this happened. I'm talking, it hasn't even
been out.
Speaker 24 (01:22:56):
I can't even say hours yet.
Speaker 38 (01:22:59):
And and the left is so evil and demonic.
Speaker 24 (01:23:04):
I don't care who you vote for, but if you
support the things and the narratives that these Democrats are
bestowing upon y'all's party, because this isn't what the Democratic
Party used to be.
Speaker 11 (01:23:18):
I don't care.
Speaker 24 (01:23:19):
This isn't what it used to be, and this is
what it's become.
Speaker 38 (01:23:23):
And if you stand by that, there's no room for
you at my table.
Speaker 1 (01:23:36):
If I miss, if I miss gender this person, I apologize.
But what she just said, and I've already put that
out in a couple of different places. If you are
still finding yourself aligning with the Democratic Party, we can't
be friends anymore. I'm sorry if that hurt your feelings,
I'm sorry if it upsets you, I'm sorry if it
pitches you off. After what they have been doing and
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what they have just done, if you are still siding
with them, we can't be friends anymore. Now that's a
hard line. For me, But at the same time, I
already pointed out everybody that I knew that was more
of a leftist doesn't talk to me anymore anyway. But
it means that I'm going but I've not disconnected from them.
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We're still friends on Facebook, We're still friends on most
social or we still follow one another on social media platforms.
That will be changing because I can't condone this anymore,
not even tacitly, because you guys keep choosing murder. And
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I've been trying to warn everybody for sixteen years. Once
we started choosing selfishly in regards to childbirth, it wasn't
too far of a stretch to start devaluing human life
in general, and the Left finds every single way they
can to do it. Well, you're going to force this
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child to be born into poverty. It would be better
if it was dead. Who the fuck are you to
decide that. I don't give a shit. If you're the
mother or the father, Who the fuck are you to
decide that If you didn't want to father a child,
if you didn't want to birth a child, you shouldn't
have committed the act that caused the creation of the child,
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or you should have taken all necessary precautions to make
sure that that act didn't need to full on procreation.
If you chose not to do that, that's not my
fault and that's not the kid's fault. And you want
to you know another reason why we have a declining
population all over the world, because everybody's now got this
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perfect idea of well, before I can have kids, I
have to do this. Before I can have kids, I
have to do that. That ain't how any of that works,
not if you want us to survive as a country,
as a planet. But I've been telling everybody for sixteen
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going on seventeen years, if you are okay with the
murdering of a baby in utero, then eventually you're going
to be okay with the taking of all human life.
And they've proven it over and over and over again.
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I mean, when you're talking to somebody who basically, and
I think it was even during one of these discussion
points that I'm talking about where somebody was discussing abortion
and they were like, well, it's not really a it's
not really a person until it can, you know, breathe
and communicate. And so someone I believe in memory serves
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I think it was easy potentially having this conversation. Like
I said, sleep deprived, so the usually really good, fairly
good memory in most cases ain't so good today. But
I remember the question being asked, So you're saying I
can basically kill the kid at six months because it
can breathe but not really communicate yet, And without missing
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a beat, they replied, yes, this is what we're fighting against,
but it's not even really about what we're fighting against
at this point. It's about what we're fighting to save.
This country was once a shining beacon on a hill.
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We nearly lost that in the seventies. We started returning
to it in the eighties in some ways, and some
of us still didn't really understand exactly how corrupt our
government even was back then. But even Charlie Kirk is
very famously well known for saying that our government doesn't
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want us to be united. They need us to be divided,
because if we're fighting with each other, we don't know
what the hell they're doing. So I'm gonna ask you
that question today. Are you paying attention? Have you have
you been paying attention to what's going on, what other
announcements are coming out, Is there anything breaking that that
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or that should be breaking. That's winding up on page
twenty three B behind the underneath the fold because of
everything that's happening with Charlie Kirk. I warned you guys,
I don't trust our government any further than I can
throw them. I don't trust law enforcement anymore any further
than I can throw them. And that's coming from somebody
that spent a good bit of my twenties and thirties
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and into my forties for that matter, wearing a badge
and a gun of one form or another. I think
it was forties two thousand and nine, So what would
that be ninety three two thousand and three, eh, close
to forties, mid thirties. Sorry again, I had to do
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the math because my brain is broken today. But so
this is apparently breaking news. See if it's actually gonna player?
Have I got to do the usual hang on, um
and let's get this pulled up. Where did it go? Oh? Wait, wrong, screen, dummy?
(01:29:26):
Remember sleep deprived. Don't hate me, except for those of
you that probably already do. Anyway, Good morning.
Speaker 25 (01:29:36):
My name is Robert Bowles, and I am the Special
Agent in charge of the Salt Lake Field Office Following
yesterday's tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk, FBI agents have been
working around the clock in coordination with our law enforcement partners.
We are and will continue to work NonStop until we
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find the person that is committed this heinous crime and
find out why they did it. This morning, I can
tell you that we have recovered what we believe is
the weapon that was used in yesterday's shooting. It is
a high powered bolt action rifle. That rifle was recovered
in a wooded area where the shooter had fled, so
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the FBI laboratory will be analyzing this weapon.
Speaker 2 (01:30:24):
Investigators have also.
Speaker 25 (01:30:25):
Collected footwear impression, a palm print, and forearm imprints for analysis.
Now I understand there are a lot of questions about motive.
I assure you that all leads, tips and tips are
being fully investigated. As of this morning, we have received
more than one hundred and thirty tips. We thank the
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community for that. The FBI has brought every resource to
bear and we will continue to do so throughout the
course of this investigation.
Speaker 1 (01:30:58):
All Right, So there you have it. It appears they
have found a potential murder weapon and it is apparently
a high powered bolt action rifle having JFK flashbacks here
(01:31:20):
and yeah, BIZI just made a really valid point. Real
snipers love both actions. Okay, Like I said, I'm all
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over the place today. I know that you know that
I barely slept in two days now at this point
because I wasn't sleeping very well before all this happened.
And I didn't sleep last night either. Umm, and now
my ex is being retarded one moment please, Actually it
was probably my eye. I was trying to get into
something and I clicked the wrong button. So and this,
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seeing this from this account, I gotta admit, kind of
pisses me off. Sorry, I'm used to that being a
different button than it is, all right, So I can't
really ambign it too much, I don't think. Let me
see if that works, eh. And then if we do this,
(01:32:31):
you guys should be able to read it well enough.
So this is from an account known as the Reagan
Caucus at New Reagan Caucus on X. No, the left
didn't kill Charlie Kirk. Some deranged murderer did. If we
don't recognize that we're no better than our worst political opponents,
and need I replay the rhetoric? You know, Chucky Schumer
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with You're gonna reap the whirlwind during cav know all
the ones that we just played earlier, Maxine Waters telling
people to get in cabinet members' faces if they saw
them out in public. The fact that, you know, the
restaurant that just served the fucking President of the United
States the other day has been getting mass bombed with
(01:33:17):
bad YELP reviews for serving the fucking president of the
United States. Yeah, I don't know yet. There's discussion going
on in a chat at this skill level of the sniper.
I will admit at d it looks like it was
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about two two hundred yards. That's not a hard shot
to make. Now. Granted, with my crazy eye doing what
it does now, I can't shoot rifles for shit anymore,
but at one point I could shoot them fairly well.
Still really provision with a pistol just in case anybody's wondering.
(01:34:01):
So it's not really the length of this shot for
me that makes me question the skill of the sniper.
It's the fact that he was able to apparently, I mean,
there had to have been some sort of planning, including
what appeared to me, making sure there was an old
man who was a patsy long enough for them to
worry about him and loved to the other whoever they
are get away. So I feel like there's more moving
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parts here and we're gonna know. But no, I mean,
the rhetoric of the left did in fact cause the
murder of Charlie Kirk. The assassination of Charlie Kirk was
full on because you guys have been telling everybody for
the last ten years that we are Nazi. I know
(01:34:46):
you're supposed to say Nazis. I don't like how that sounds,
so I just always say Nazi, that were fascist. We're
neither of those things. You know what we wanted to
be left the fuck alone. That's what we wanted to be.
Our last big pushing and tipping point with you guys
was game ariage, you know what. We seated ground on that.
But we told you, in the words of Gandalf the Gray,
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this far no further. You shall well. Actually I guess
that was Picard Gandalf was you shall not pass. Because
we seated ground on that, and we warned you what
was coming next. We had to follow the rainbow brick
road to go around genderd just for you first. But
now you've got all these people that are screaming and
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yelling about how minor attracted people can't control who they're
attracted to, only whether they act on it or not.
I can control who you're attracted to. It's called a
wood chipper. I'm sorry, not sorry. I'm tired of us
rewarding deviancy. I'm tired of us turning a blind eye
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to mental health issues. Because unless we find out this
was a professional hit man, guarantee you or hit person,
I guarantee you that this will be some sort of
a mental health issue if it is not a professional assassin.
And just for the record, how fucked in the head
do you have to be to be a professional assassin?
So mental health still may play an issue there. We
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got to start working on what we know can fix
the problems. First thing we got to do is shore
things up well enough that we can actually start fixing
things without having to worry about whether or not we're
going to be voted out of office in twenty twenty six,
and it's going to mean that we're not pulling punches anymore.
(01:36:39):
We can't because they're going to kill us. They just
proved it. We are cannon fodder to them. They don't care,
they don't.
Speaker 2 (01:36:54):
Now.
Speaker 1 (01:36:54):
The other little thing that I found interesting all over
social media yesterday, and it happened Maggie Haberman's dial for
those of you that don't remember, what was originally the
Kung Flus Few morning show that eventually became the Daily
Dose with myself and Stacey Lennox, we had this running
gag going with Maggie Haberman because we called her bat
(01:37:15):
signal because anything she posted eventually, the left was within
five minutes was parroting the very same thing. So you
saw a lot of very similar statements yesterday from political
people on the left talking about all of a sudden
that prayers were needed, prayers were needed. I remember, these
are the same people that when school shootings happened, say
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that prayer is useless. But all of a sudden, Charlie
Kirk gets shot, and you guys are pray for Charlie Kirk.
Pray for Charlie Kirk's family. Those of you that weren't
reveling in his death, you sick freaks. I just I
can't with these people anymore. They keep acting as if
they are they are morally superior to us, and they're
(01:38:01):
nuts because they're none of these things, absolutely none of them.
And just in case you needed a reminder of exactly
how recent this shit was, he this is Senator Chris
Murphy from yesterday or a day before yesterday. Now, sorry,
(01:38:24):
I haven't slept, so I'm still getting my days confused.
But here, listen to this and then tell me we're
not dealing with a bunch of fucking rhetoric shits during
motherfuckers that want to see what they can get away with.
Speaker 30 (01:38:38):
Like we're in a we're in a war right now
to save this country, and so you have to be
willing to do whatever is necessary in order to save
the country.
Speaker 1 (01:38:47):
This is the same motherfucker who just set on the
set in the well of the Senate floor and talked
about how terrible it was what happened to Charlie Kirk
when he just said this twenty four hours prior. Fuck
you and the horse you rode in on sideways with
a rusty rake, you stupid son of a bitch. I'm done.
(01:39:09):
I'm done. I will not call for violence, but i
am done. I'm done keeping my mouth shut. I've really
tried to remain civil, I've really tried to have discourse.
I'm not gonna do it anymore because they don't get
they don't fucking care. They keep telling you they want discourse.
They don't want that, they want parrots. You say exactly
(01:39:31):
what we need you to say when we want you
to say it, and you can be part of the club.
Fuck you, fuck you, And if you don't like that,
then feel free turn turn off the show. I'll do it.
With five people watching right now, we have a little
over two hundred paying attention. From what I can see,
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it's kind of hard to see the numbers lately, but
from what I can see, we've got about two hundred
hanging out with us. I'll do it if there's five.
I don't give a shit anymore because those five people
I can reach and I can change and I can help.
I'm done. I'm done. Congratulations, you've made me a radical
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writing There wasn't a such a thing before yesterday, but
you've done it. I'm still willing to work within the
system for now, but I'm done. I cannot in good
conscience keep doing this shit with you people, because you
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just don't care. As long as you get what you
want out of the scenario. You just don't care and
I can't. Yeah, I'm done, you know, And I know
I was supposed to be talking about nine to eleven
a little bit today, but I don't have it in
me because we learned nothing. Yes, I still remember where
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I was, I still remember what we did. I talked
about it in the first few minutes of the show
before I got into this tangent. I talked about ben
Ghazi earlier in the show too, for a few minutes.
But I can't with what's happening right now. What happened
twenty four years ago don't mean shit because we didn't
learn anything from it.
Speaker 13 (01:41:18):
This was just yesterday.
Speaker 1 (01:41:21):
The man who was doing what the left is always
told us that they wanted somebody willing to sit down
and actually have a rational discussion with them, was murdered
in front of three thousand college kids. You know what
they've done, though, because you know what else I'm seeing
all over the place from in all the groups that
(01:41:42):
I'm in, well most of the groups that i'm in,
I'm seeing people talking about their college aged kids who
are signing up for Turning Point USA today because they
have chapters on their campuses. You guys, don't know what
you've done but you're going to find out because we
were willing to try to work with you. We really
(01:42:04):
just wanted to make the country okay again. You won't
let us do it without crossing a tipping point that
we hit last night. There's no coming back from this one.
There's not. The right is pissed, more pissed than I've
ever seen them, and I don't know if it's ever
(01:42:29):
going to be the same again, and I don't think
it deserves to ever be the same again. But because
I've been screaming this from the rooftops, let's listen to
somebody else screaming from the rooftops, because this is what
they've been doing to us for the last ten years.
Speaker 23 (01:42:47):
So the tolerant left strikes again. Charlie Kirk was shot
today and a campus talking to young young people the
future of this country. Now we gotta be done. I'm
over this both side stuff because both sid sides don't
do this. Both sides don't go around shooting people that
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they disagree with with their political stance.
Speaker 1 (01:43:14):
All right, And I know I played that entire clip earlier,
so I'm not going to play the whole thing again,
but I wanted you hear that first part again, because
I'm tired of the what about ism? You know, what
about the Minnesota state senator? Why didn't Donald Trump order
flags have staff for that? Because it was the state's decision.
They weren't involved in federal politics or national level politics.
They were state senators. Could he have done it? Maybe?
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I don't know. I didn't bother to look if there's
any precedent for the for the president to order flags
lowered to half staff for folks that were state representatives.
I don't care because we didn't share when this shit happened.
We weren't dancing on their fucking headstones before they were
even order or you sick motherfuckers.
Speaker 13 (01:44:04):
We weren't.
Speaker 1 (01:44:05):
We're still not for all of you that are like,
what about the school shootings? Why aren't you guys so
worked up about the school shooting? As I said this earlier,
I have done everything I can to try to put
ideas in front of people on how to fix this shit.
Front Porch Forensics just had a guy that has designed
an entire system that has been deployed in a few
schools that make it seventy to eighty percent more likely
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that kids are gonna survive any type of mass shooting incidents.
You know another thing you do, you don't even have
to do it with a lot of them. Just take
the take take down the signs that say this is
a gun fore zone. That's gonna stop ninety percent of it.
Because then what you do is you talk to one
of the teachers that has combat experience or maybe former
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law enforcement, because I know a lot of folks that
are looking for as many of those retirements as they can.
I know a guy who's stacked three at this point.
He went into the military, stayed long enough to make
sure that he had a guaranteed pension, went into law
enforcement just below the edge cut off, then retired from
law enforcement, and is now spending his golden years as
(01:45:12):
a teacher trying to see if he can rack up
a third retirement. That would be a guy that I
would be okay with carrying a gun in the school,
and he can carry a concealed in most in most cases.
So and don't even don't, don't don't even tell anybody
who's got it now? Is it the best answer? Not really,
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because unless they're willing to practice every single day, and
unless they're willing to retain that muscle memory. You don't
really know how you're going to be able to react
in a situation where you're not shooting at paper unless
you practice for the times that you're not shooting at paper.
So is it the best? Is it the best situation?
Speaker 2 (01:45:52):
No?
Speaker 1 (01:45:53):
But again, getting rid of the signs that say, hey,
come shoot our kids would be a damn good start,
because that's what you're doing. You're broadcasting to people that
are fucking insane already. We have fish in a barrel
(01:46:14):
for you, please come shoot them, guarantee you That alone
would stop a lot of what's happening today if there
weren't all these signs posted about how this is a
gun free zone. Because you know what, here's the thing
that nobody tells you. And this will probably get me
pulled from YouTube. You need to research your own jurisdictions.
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But I know here in Oklahoma, even with constitutional carry,
because we have that now, whether open or concealed, if
it's posted that you can't have the gun and you
have the gun and they find out you have the gun,
all they can do is ask you to leave and
secure the weapon. If you then refuse to leave, it's
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a trespassing charge. If they choose to call the police,
have the police come out, and then they are willing
to sign the ticket for the draft passing charge because
you're technically on private property with public access. So whoever
calls the cops is actually going to be the ones
to have to sign the ticket. Nine times out of ten,
they don't want to do that anyway. Now, I haven't
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researched that in a long time, so if I've got
anybody listening from Oklahoma, you may want to double check
my work. But I know that's how it was before
I moved out in the country, and then it didn't
really matter anymore because around here everybody carries and it's
just kind of implied. But look, we can either continue
(01:47:42):
to wring our hands, we can continue to get pissed
to the point where we're doing everything we can to
keep our blood pressure under control, or we can find
ways to make things better. That's what my focus is
going to be from now on, which is why as
soon as I'm done with this show, I'm going to
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start the process to reach out to all my Congress
critters and say to start changing the rules in the
House and changing the rules in the Senate. However, we
can to make sure shit can actually get passed. And
then even in Oklahoma, I'm gonna start pushing for the
idea to see about redistricting. I don't think it will
(01:48:23):
matter very much, but I'm gonna try to put my
money where my mouth is, because in the last three
election cycles, all seventy seven counties went to Donald Trump.
The only anomaly was CED five, which is Congressional Distinct
five in Oklahoma. The one encompassing Oklahoma City actually went
blue for Congress but read for Trump in twenty sixteen,
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which was really really weird. But but yeah, and again,
for anybody who you know is upset with me for
not talking about eleven much today, I'm sorry. I really am.
I had every intention of spending at least part of
(01:49:06):
the show discussing that in more detail, but I just
can't because even now I'm still seeing posts from people
on x. Charlie Kirk isn't a martyr. He's a casualty
of the violence he incited. What fucking violence did Charlie
Kirk try to incite? He can't. He was Daniel in
the Lions Den coming to you, meeting you on your
own terms, under your own rules, and willing to sit
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down and have a discussion with you. Words are not violence,
you stupid, retarded motherfuckers. Shooting somebody in the neck is
fucking violence. I don't want to hear any of this.
Silence is violence, bullshit anymore? Or words can be hate crimes, no.
Speaker 13 (01:49:49):
Fuck all that.
Speaker 1 (01:49:50):
You know, the hate crime when you kill somebody because
they have a different ideology than you do, especially when
they're trying to do what you do told them you
wanted them to do, that is a fucking hate crime.
When you have murder in your heart, that is automatically
a hate crime because you have to hate somebody to
be willing to murder them. And I know there's this
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big thing with Christianity because the modern translation of the
ten Commandment says thou shalt not kill. That's not what
it meant, Thou shalt not murder, because there are times
when you have to kill, and even God understands that,
but you're not supposed to murder. What happened to Charlie
Kirk yesterday was a murder. It was a flat out
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fucking assassination. Wasn't even an assassination attempt because it was successful.
I wish to God it wasn't because I don't think
we can come back from what they've started now. And
I said this yesterday. Do we even deserve to be
saved anymore? I don't know the answer to that question.
What freaks me out the most is that wasn't even
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anything that I planned on talking about yesterday. And here
I was, for thirty minutes trying to make the case
as to whether or not America even deserves to be
saved anymore. And two hours later, one of the best
people I'd ever met, even if it was for a
short time, was dead. And I'm not trying to steal
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Bez's line from last night, but he asked the same
question that I had that I've been asking myself all
fucking night. Why am I still here with everything that
I've done, with everything that I've done wrong? Because I
have not always been a good Christian. I have not
always been a good person. There are things that I
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have done that I still I have to repent for daily.
Because I'm human. I do stupid shit, probably will continue
to do stupid shit. But watching somebody like Charlie Kirk,
who walked the walk, talk the talk and knew the
(01:52:03):
threats that he was facing and still went anyway, How
in the hell is he the one that's not here anymore? This,
(01:52:23):
ladies and gentlemen, is why I haven't slept in a
day and a half. Not gonna lie. There was a
bunch of work I was supposed to do yesterday, but
since I couldn't really sleep the night before, I laid
down for about an hour and a half after I
got down on my show yesterday, and then the phone started.
(01:52:44):
My phone started blowing up. I know Andrews listen watching
listenings and worries about to scream at me because he
knows the world always tries to end every time I
started to think a nap, shut up.
Speaker 35 (01:52:59):
Oh.
Speaker 1 (01:53:00):
I was going to try to go longer because I
stuff so much more material, But we're gonna be doing
more this tonight, I think. Then there's more stuff going on,
and my voice is just about gone. So I do
want to talk about this real quick. And I don't
know if Jen's gonna feel like you would have show tonight,
but I hope so. Because I met Charlie Kirk once,
(01:53:23):
she's talked to him and known him for years. So
I want to read this real quick. As I start
winding things down, and again this I've been cussing all day,
but for the moment, for the next few minutes, these
coursewords belong to her. So many fucking psychopaths walk among us,
not just online and on accounts and bots, very real
people from your jobs, schools, public offices, athletics programs, hoa's,
(01:53:48):
et cetera, et cetera, saying the most violent sociopathic shit
with their full names attached. Jesus help us. That's what
we're fighting. That's what we're fighting, because this is just insane.
(01:54:14):
I mean, I don't care what you think about us.
We have just realized. I've been on the screen for forever.
I don't care what you think about us. I have
never reveled in anyone dying. Yeah, well, I know Catholics
(01:54:42):
have a big issue with questioning God. I happen to
think he's big enough for questions because I'm not questioning
his plan. I'm questioning why I'm still here, because I
swear to God, if I were a cat, I would
(01:55:02):
have ran out of live two lives ago. One of
them just happened a couple months ago, and you guys
know that story. But look, today is terrible for so
many different reasons. You're seeing the hate from the left
(01:55:25):
on full display. You're seeing them talking about how we're
the ones screaming for violence when nothing could be further
from the truth. We're begging you not to go anywhere
near that switch that you're trying to flip, is what
we're doing. Oh dude, God having a sense of humor. Hi,
I'm Heaven's plucky comic relief. It's nice to meet you.
(01:55:49):
So many things, so many things. This is I honestly
think one of the things that kind of moved my
wife slowly into the I'm going to divorce your ass
column was when she found out that I wanted to
be cremated because I have been God's plucky, comic relief
for my entire life, and I didn't even want the
remote possibility that I would get to Heaven and be like,
(01:56:11):
you know, everybody else is supposed to get a new one,
but I'm gonna give you this one back. I'm burning
the bitch, and I know because you can't, there won't
be anything for God to resurrect you into if you
burn it. That was when we thought he was coming
back in five minutes. Folks. Most of these people that
(01:56:32):
have been you know, buried, you know, facing the sun
and blah blah blah, YadA, YadA YadA or whatever it is,
because you know Christian traditions, they're dust now. I'm just
speeding up the dusting process. Yeah, yeah, Andrew has a point.
(01:56:56):
I'm trying to stay out. I'm trying to stay out
of crazy right today and yesterday. At some point I
may venture over into there, so I can, you know,
smack around some of them too. I just I don't
know any more, folks, I really don't. I've already given
you the only the only solutions that I can think
(01:57:17):
of for right now, which is setting things up so
we can't keep having procedural roadblocks while we have a
party that wants us to die. You know. The funny
thing is, until five minutes ago, half the people that
are conservatives worth screaming that maybe it's time for another
conservative party and the Republicans need to go the way
(01:57:37):
of the Dodo. I think the Democrats may have just
sealed their extinction moment. I don't think they know it yet,
and I could be wrong, but I think they may
have sealed their extinction moment all right again for everyone
who has lost anyone either on September eleventh, thousand and one,
(01:58:00):
or during the Ghazi incident, or anyone who's been impacted
in any way, shape or form with the incident with
Charlie Kirk that happened yesterday regarding his assassination. I want
to take a moment just to say, my heart's my
heart is with you. Those that listen to the show
on a regular basis, most likely their hearts are with
you as well. I mean, we do have some leftist
(01:58:22):
trolls that listen to so I can't make any promises
about them. But the thing that infuriates me is we're
twenty four years removed from nine to eleven and we
haven't learned a damn thing. I think we're closer than
(01:58:48):
anybody who wants to admit Andrew. But then again, no
man knows the day or the hour, and I still
am a firm believer that there is a lot more time.
Because see, I asked somebody that really got into Christianity
starting in my teenage years, really started trying to pay
(01:59:09):
attention to it. Yeah, I mean I was going to
church and Sunday School and by in VBS in grade
school because my parents got me on the bus and like,
you're going to church. I'm like, okay, cool, whatever. It
was the same. Neither of my parents ever went there.
My mom had her reasons that I'm not going into today.
But my dad, even though he was, it took him
(01:59:31):
a while to get there. He'd always kind of had
a faith, he just wasn't exactly sure what to do
with it yet, so he wanted me to go to church.
But you know, with all of that being kept in mind,
one of the verses that I fixated on when I
first started reading through the Bible was a day in
(01:59:53):
heaven is a thousand years and all on earth and
everybody that you know, all the preachers were like, yeah,
Jesus is gonna go and he's gonna come back. It'll
probably be two or three days in heaven and which
would be two to three thousand years here. So as
we've gotten well past the two thousand year mark, started
to have questions and then I realized that, you know,
(02:00:17):
just because we are believing, because that's where they get
that's where they get the six thousand, seven thousand year
thing from for the planet is that it was on
God's timetable, so it was a thousand years on the planet,
but actually only one day in heaven. So that's why
everybody's like, oh, the Earth was created in six thousand years,
and then there was then there was a day of
rest for you know, God, which would have been a
(02:00:39):
thousand years. I don't the math's not mathing, and I
don't know if the math is ever gonna math. But
that's why I have, you know, taken all of it
with a grain of salt. Other than a few things,
I do believe that Jesus Christ and the Sun is
the son of God. I have invited him into my
(02:01:00):
heart and my life and ask him to forgive me
of my sins. And I do that daily because I
kind of have to, because I'm imperfect, and I say
things that I shouldn't and I get mad when I shouldn't,
but I kind of have to. And I'm closing with
(02:01:24):
that because the one thing that I will tell you,
as much as this pains me, as upset as I
am about all of it, I know where Charlie Kirk
is today. And I talked about that last night too,
because I know the Catholics have a whole other thing,
and I know a lot of the more rigid Protestant
(02:01:44):
beliefs are like, well, you don't actually get to go
be with God in heaven until after the rapture. I
don't believe that, because that's not what Jesus told the
dudes on the cross that were hanging there with him.
And I take Jesus at his word if nothing else,
even if you want to dispute anything else in the Bible,
(02:02:07):
if you can't take Jesus at his word, then you
probably don't actually believe in him very much. And that's
not what he said. So as bad as all this is,
know where Charlie Kirk is. There's no way that boy
didn't make it into heaven, which means hopefully I should
(02:02:27):
get to see him again someday. So I said, folks,
we gotta go. My voice is fading fast back tonight
starting at eight thirty pm Eastern, there will be no
disasters in the making. We will have probably more of
all this, and then potentially Jennrick and then at ten
(02:02:48):
pm Eastern and then BZ at eleven. Try to have
the best day you can, folks.
Speaker 37 (02:02:55):
It is almost Friday.
Speaker 1 (02:03:06):
Over, you say over.
Speaker 26 (02:03:10):
Nothing is over until we decided this was.
Speaker 3 (02:03:13):
It over when the Dreman's bomb, Pearl Horner, Hello.
Speaker 2 (02:03:19):
Closing time, Open all the doors.
Speaker 18 (02:03:23):
And let you out into the closing time. That's great,
just fucking great.
Speaker 10 (02:03:33):
Man.
Speaker 36 (02:03:34):
How what the fuck are we supposed to do?
Speaker 2 (02:03:36):
Game over?
Speaker 18 (02:03:37):
Man?
Speaker 2 (02:03:37):
Game over.
Speaker 17 (02:03:40):
Time?
Speaker 18 (02:03:42):
Time for you to go out to the places you
will be from closing time. This room won't be open
your brothers or your sisters.
Speaker 1 (02:03:58):
I love your fla.
Speaker 3 (02:04:00):
What a great crowd.
Speaker 38 (02:04:01):
I love you.
Speaker 1 (02:04:02):
Ay, good night, Gracy.
Speaker 4 (02:04:12):
What advice do you have for me as I move
into adulthood in order to become a more informed and
involved citizen.
Speaker 13 (02:04:19):
Well, first of all, thank you for being here, and.
Speaker 30 (02:04:23):
I have hope thanks to people like you.
Speaker 3 (02:04:24):
How old are you again?
Speaker 2 (02:04:25):
Thirteen thirteen?
Speaker 30 (02:04:27):
Here's a couple of things I want to encourage you
to do. Learn something new every single day, and focus
on what it means to be a good person and
a person of strong character. Aristotle said that courage is
the ultimate virtue. About it, there are no other virtues.
If people aren't courageous, you don't have honesty, you don't
have justice, you don't beauty, you don't have wonder And so,
at age thirteen, I want you to commit yourself to
(02:04:49):
a life of courage. Courage is doing the right thing
when you don't know how it's going to work out.
Courage is committing yourself to the correct course of action,
regardless of the cost associated to it. Every human being
believe is made in the image of the divine, is sacred,
is unique. And if we get away from this principle
as we have, we not only have moral degradation, we
not only have the collapsing society around us, but it's
(02:05:09):
bad for that being itself. That being itself is unique,
that being has rights, And who are we to say,
just because we're older, that we get to murder it.
Speaker 1 (02:05:18):
Thank you,
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