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Speaker 3: All right, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. Andrew Colvett
Speaker 3: here honored to be with you. Today is launch day
Speaker 3: of Charlie's last book, Blake Stopping.
Speaker 2: The Name of God.
Speaker 3: Erica Kirk has been in New York doing media. I
Speaker 3: think today she's she did Fox and French, she had
Speaker 3: Hannity last night. This I think she's gonna be co
Speaker 3: hosting The Five today, which is very exciting, and she's
Speaker 3: going to the sort of person who watches The Five
Speaker 3: if you're the Yeah, I mean, actually, I think The
Speaker 3: Five is actually people maybe people don't know this. I
Speaker 3: think it's the top rated show on the network on
Speaker 3: that network with Greg Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Know, it's a very popular show.
Speaker 3: And then she's gonna be joining us in our the
Speaker 3: top of hour two today. So Erica Kirk will be
Speaker 3: joining The Charlie Kirk Show at one pm Eastern ten
Speaker 3: am Pacific. So you're gonna, guys, are gonna stay tuned
Speaker 3: for that, and she's gonna be talking about the book
Speaker 3: this right here. Also have it in my hands, Stop
Speaker 3: in the Name of God, Charlie's last book, and this
Speaker 3: was a labor of absolute love from Charlie. He spent
Speaker 3: over a year working on it, jotting down notes, reflections,
Speaker 3: meditating on it. It's deeply personal. I think Erica said
Speaker 3: it really well actually on Hannity. I don't want to
Speaker 3: get ahead of ourselves here because we are going to
Speaker 3: be talking about with Erica. But this Charlie learning how
Speaker 3: to rest one day a week was what helped him
Speaker 3: level up. It was what really took him. He was amazing, amazing,
Speaker 3: but then when he did this, he became even more amazing, effective,
Speaker 3: better leader, and so many things. So we've got the
Speaker 3: artwork back there, the team, the team got it done
Speaker 3: and put it up there, and lots of news to
Speaker 3: cover in the meantime, so let's get let's let's just
Speaker 3: get out the gate real well here, Jasmine Crockett has
Speaker 3: decided to run for senate, and I feel obligated to
Speaker 3: at least lead with this. You know Jasmine Crocket It
Speaker 3: is a very fiery figure out of Texas. She has
Speaker 3: risen to prominence by basically being flamboyantly, aggressively, obnoxiously insensitive,
Speaker 3: saying wild things, saying anti white things, anti Trump things,
Speaker 3: anti conservative things. So let's just hear in her own words,
Speaker 3: why she's announcing her run for senate.
Speaker 4: One one, there are a lot of people that said,
Speaker 4: you gotta stay in the house. We need our voice,
Speaker 4: we need you there and I understand, but what we
Speaker 4: need is for me to have a bigger voice.
Speaker 2: As if that was it's whatever do we have this?
Speaker 5: We played it in the cold open. I saw like
Speaker 5: the best part was is she uploaded a video to announce.
Speaker 5: That's her just sitting there impassively while they play clips
Speaker 5: of Donald Trump saying she's really stupid.
Speaker 3: And well, this is what happens, right, I mean, if
Speaker 3: you go after somebody, it actually raises their profile. Right,
Speaker 3: It's the Barber Streisand effect. The Strissand effect is where
Speaker 3: you know, I guess it goes back to where Streisand
Speaker 3: wanted to keep her privacy intact and then she ended
Speaker 3: up fighting back against somebody taking you know, exposing her
Speaker 3: home address, which made everybody see her her home address,
Speaker 3: so it worked against her. So it's called the Streisand effect.
Speaker 3: And you have this in politics, right. Senator Mark Kelly
Speaker 3: says some crazy things that are you know, eerily similar
Speaker 3: to a coup, a military coup, encouraging that subversion.
Speaker 2: And guess what now he is in many new polls.
Speaker 3: It's like Gavin Newsom, Mark Kelly is who the Democrats
Speaker 3: think is the most viable candidate to run for president
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 5: It could be risky because I think I think Mark
Speaker 5: Kelly would be more dangerous. Camp Well, I'm just saying
Speaker 5: Crockett for example, exactly. But this is what we have.
Speaker 3: Jasmine Crockett says, says all these crazy things, we say
Speaker 3: she's crazy, and all of a sudden, that's all it
Speaker 3: takes for her profile to be raised. So let's pick
Speaker 3: our enemies very carefully here. But in the case of
Speaker 3: Jasmine Crockett, I think this is a good choice because
Speaker 3: she is so insane and I think she's gonna have
Speaker 3: a heck of an uphill battle in the state of Texas.
Speaker 3: Let's play one eighty four. This is her comparing herself
Speaker 3: to the being the next Barack Hussein Obama.
Speaker 4: There was this charismatic, funny, intelligent, and exciting young candidate
Speaker 4: with a funny name who just got into the US
Speaker 4: Senate and was running for president. Many doubted if this
Speaker 4: country was ready, while others, well, we got to work
Speaker 4: and kept hope alive. Yes we can. Yes, I'm talking
Speaker 4: about President Barack Obama.
Speaker 2: She left out the Hussein Obama, but that's it.
Speaker 5: Charlie would always say it, always did it, Yeah, always imitated.
Speaker 2: It was an ode to it was an ode to rush.
Speaker 5: And of course, narrator, the country was not ready for
Speaker 5: Barack Obama.
Speaker 2: No, not remote.
Speaker 3: Country was not. But but this is what's crazy. She's
Speaker 3: so she's so crazy that she We've got so many
Speaker 3: great clips on Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: And this is this is an interesting clip. This is
Speaker 3: when she was saying she's open to ending tax on
Speaker 3: black because she's in favor of reparations, but she admits
Speaker 3: that many are not already paying taxes. One's seventy six.
Speaker 4: One of the things that they proposed is black folk
Speaker 4: not have to pay taxes, and I was like, I
Speaker 4: don't know that that's not necessarily a bad idea. Then
Speaker 4: you start dealing with the different tax brackets and things
Speaker 4: like that. And that's one of the reasons that, you know,
Speaker 4: we argue that reparations makes sense because so many black
Speaker 4: folk not only do you owe for the labor that
Speaker 4: was stolen and killed and all the other things, right,
Speaker 4: but the fact is, like we end up being so
Speaker 4: far behind right, and so it's like, how do you
Speaker 4: bring forth people exactly and so it's like, if you
Speaker 4: if you do the no tax thing for people that
Speaker 4: are already say struggling and aren't really paying taxes in
Speaker 4: the first place, it doesn't really exactly Maybe they may
Speaker 4: want those those checks like they got exactly.
Speaker 3: So so that's her admitting that, you know, uh, reparations
Speaker 3: is a is a flawed endeavor.
Speaker 2: To begin with. We could, we could keep going.
Speaker 3: She says, she doesn't need to win over Trump supporters
Speaker 3: to do this.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Trump carried Texas by fourteen points. So if I'm just
Speaker 3: doing the math here, I've gotta i gotta question her
Speaker 3: logic here, Blake one seventy eight.
Speaker 4: How will you convert those who are supportive of him
Speaker 4: to voters for you? Yeah, I don't know they will
Speaker 4: necessarily convert all of Trump supporters. That's not our need
Speaker 4: to Our goal is to definitely talk to people. No,
Speaker 4: we don't. We don't need to.
Speaker 2: Gotta get some you gotta gotta go.
Speaker 5: So this is a good reason to be optimistic because
Speaker 5: Jasmine Kroc, one, one of her opponents, has already basically
Speaker 5: dropped out in response to this, decided let's pack up
Speaker 5: and go home.
Speaker 6: But older people will remember a candidate.
Speaker 5: I say, older people like it's ages ago, but it
Speaker 5: was only about a decade ago. But there's been a pattern.
Speaker 5: Democrats are really addicted to the idea of flipping Texas.
Speaker 5: It's kind of it's similar to how we'll often be
Speaker 5: contacted by conservatives in California.
Speaker 6: They often dream of flipping California.
Speaker 5: Red, the whole state, not just house districts, and we
Speaker 5: often have to say we support you, we should work
Speaker 5: as hard as we can, but it's not the immediate
Speaker 5: priority now because it's difficult and expensive and we're not
Speaker 5: close to doing it. Democrats do this a lot with
Speaker 5: the state of Texas, where they get hyped up that
Speaker 5: they're going to flip the state in a big state
Speaker 5: wide race blue, and they spend tons of money on it.
Speaker 5: So let's throw up a decade ago. We had Wendy Davis.
Speaker 5: She gave a filibuster's speech on the floor of I
Speaker 5: believe the Texas State Senate over an abortion bill, and
Speaker 5: so they made her a big national hero. She got
Speaker 5: a ton of money, She ran for governor and she
Speaker 5: got steamrolled massively by Governor Abbott. And then they did
Speaker 5: it with bat O'Rourke running for Senate got a lot
Speaker 5: of attention in like three points, sir, Well, don't egg
Speaker 5: them on.
Speaker 2: Don't egg them on here. The point is they spent
Speaker 2: a lot of money on.
Speaker 5: It's spent, and that's probably why we got Governor Ron
Speaker 5: de Santis.
Speaker 6: For example.
Speaker 5: If they'd taken that money and rolled it over to Florida,
Speaker 5: we probably don't win that race. By man, it was
Speaker 5: under one hundred thousand and thirty thirty thousand votes or
Speaker 5: something like that. Yeah, I mean, listen, if they want
Speaker 5: to roll her out there and see what they can
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Speaker 3: So there is a case that is going to be
Speaker 3: heard by the Supreme Court that is making some serious ways.
Speaker 3: So this is here from Axios. You guys can throw
Speaker 3: the graphic up. Senior Trump advisors are telling GOP donors
Speaker 3: that a pair of upcoming Supreme Court decisions are likely
Speaker 3: to bolster Republicans in the twenty twenty six midterms and
Speaker 3: transform the party's power to win elections.
Speaker 2: For years.
Speaker 3: So this is coming straight from Chris Lasovida Tony Fabrizio,
Speaker 3: which are top Trump lieutenants, and they are talking about
Speaker 3: this case Louisiana versus I think it's pronounced Kalais. I
Speaker 3: would think Calais, Calais, calais whatever, So Louisiana, the Calais.
Speaker 5: A French name, and then when they're in Louisiana a
Speaker 5: long time, they start pronouncing it differently.
Speaker 6: That's how we got Brett Far of all.
Speaker 2: That Favre Far.
Speaker 3: So what this is it's about a very i would say,
Speaker 3: kind of long standing precedent. Now it goes back to
Speaker 3: the Voting Rights Act of Section two the Voting Rights Act,
Speaker 3: which came in nineteen sixty five, and what that section
Speaker 3: does is it prohibits the dilution of minority voting power
Speaker 3: in congressional redistricting plans. So what this does in practice
Speaker 3: is it will take a district that is or it
Speaker 3: will create a district that is a majority minority district.
Speaker 3: So if you have a predominant black community in Louisiana,
Speaker 3: for example, and this is where this case goes down to,
Speaker 3: they will design a district to give a black community
Speaker 3: a representative for the black community. In the case of Louisiana,
Speaker 3: they have two predominantly black congressional district Yeah.
Speaker 5: That was a recent court rule and exactly, well, this
Speaker 5: is one of these very mutant Look, it's very mutant looking.
Speaker 3: But what this what it's supposed to be doing, is
Speaker 3: at least in theory, they will argue that this is
Speaker 3: what allows them to have equal representation. So this is
Speaker 3: so that black voters in the South specifically will have
Speaker 3: black representatives, right, but it is being challenged as racist. Now,
Speaker 3: why this is key is because Section two of the
Speaker 3: Voting Rights Act, the core provision that protects against racially discriminated,
Speaker 3: discriminatory voting maps. That's how they would put it the left.
Speaker 3: If struck down, it would be the significant, most significant
Speaker 3: rollback of this Voting Rights Act since what they say,
Speaker 3: Shelby County versus Holder in twenty thirteen. But here's what else.
Speaker 3: This is what's crazy is that this could at least
Speaker 3: it could flip nineteen seats up to up to so
Speaker 3: that's nineteen congressional seats. And this the left is warning
Speaker 3: about this. They're writing white papers on this, publishing these things,
Speaker 3: and they are saying that if you add that to
Speaker 3: some of these congressional redistricting fights that we're having in
Speaker 3: Indiana and we're having a Missouri, in Florida and Ohio,
Speaker 3: that could total up to twenty seven seats going in
Speaker 3: our direction. And that's not even counting I believe Texas,
Speaker 3: which has already now done it, and we had that
Speaker 3: that's six.
Speaker 2: Well, well that might reduce the total, I think. Okay,
Speaker 2: But here's here's the point.
Speaker 3: Nineteen seats, especially in the South, are connected to this
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty five Voting Rights Act Section two, which is
Speaker 3: making jerrymandered seats for majority minority districts.
Speaker 5: Now, you have to be careful because I always have
Speaker 5: to have the caveat here, which is there are a
Speaker 5: lot of seats in blue states that exist this way
Speaker 5: as well, where because of Section two, they say, okay,
Speaker 5: here in Chicago, for example, you need to make this
Speaker 5: giant like there's actually infamous districts in Chicago where they
Speaker 5: have this all black district and then they have the
Speaker 5: Hispanic district that surrounds it, kind of like a pair
Speaker 5: of earmuffs is famously what it looks like. And so
Speaker 5: Democrat states do create this as well. So that could
Speaker 5: mitigate it. The big picture thing is we've had this
Speaker 5: very artificial approach to our house maps that was imposed
Speaker 5: a half century ago for an understandable purpose, which is
Speaker 5: that we had the Jim Crow system that really did
Speaker 5: deny Black Americans the right to vote, and you could
Speaker 5: argue you needed some sort of harsh measure to break that.
Speaker 5: That's why we abolish the poll tax, that's why we
Speaker 5: abolish some of the literacy tests that they used. And
Speaker 5: we're famously rigged against Black Americans, but I have century
Speaker 5: on black Americans have the same voting rights, voting rights,
Speaker 5: and voting rates.
Speaker 6: As white Americans. They are not being denied the right
Speaker 6: to vote.
Speaker 5: Instead, this is always a cudgel that is just used
Speaker 5: to deliver the left political wins. Oh, we can't have
Speaker 5: basic voter ID because actually that's a way to bring
Speaker 5: back Jim Crow. And similar here, you can't have a
Speaker 5: house map decided democratically at your state level because we've
Speaker 5: had a court order how you're going to draw it,
Speaker 5: and it never applies to Democrats. Of course, Democrats are
Speaker 5: actually totally allowed to jerrymander however they want because they're
Speaker 5: doing it for political reasons, so racist reasons.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But here's what I would say. The liberal leaning Fair
Speaker 3: Fight Action Group is freaking out about this. They are
Speaker 3: freaking out about this, and they and they are admitting
Speaker 3: that this, if this is overturned, it will benefit us
Speaker 3: much more. And here's the key oral arguments are herd Tuesday,
Speaker 3: which is today, So for this case in which the
Speaker 3: Justice will decide whether to eliminate the federal law and so,
Speaker 3: so that's that's a big that's a big uh.
Speaker 5: It's a big deal if it helps us, because they
Speaker 5: have to decide it soon enough, otherwise we can't draw
Speaker 5: the So if they do, yes, it's if they do
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Speaker 3: about this next conversation because it's so important. We're going
Speaker 3: to be welcoming Caleb chilcut He is the UVU chapter
Speaker 3: president for Turning Point USA. They're in Utah, of course,
Speaker 3: that is where Charlie was assassinated on September tenth, and
Speaker 3: Caleb has been an absolute rock star and actually met
Speaker 3: him briefly over the weekend at the gala. So welcome
Speaker 3: to the Charlie kirkshow Caleb, it's an honor to have
Speaker 3: you here.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 7: This is yeah, a real hona. I'm super excited to
Speaker 7: be here.
Speaker 3: And just in case people are wondering, Caleb, you are
Speaker 3: from Australia. That is an accent that they so poofy
Speaker 3: he's actually upside down.
Speaker 2: Yeah you are. I'm on the ceiling right now, exactly.
Speaker 7: Less than there.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Well, it was great meeting you briefly. You were
Speaker 3: absolutely phenomenal at the galley. You said a few words,
Speaker 3: why don't we start there before we get into this story.
Speaker 3: We've got ten minutes in this segment. Tell us about
Speaker 3: the chapter in the aftermath of what happened to Charlie
Speaker 3: there and tell us how are you doing, How is
Speaker 3: the chapter doing, how the student's doing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's been honestly incredible. Our chapter was a small
Speaker 7: probably got one hundred active members. I would get about
Speaker 7: twenty people maximum per event, but then after Charlie's death,
Speaker 7: we've just seen an explosion in activity. The campus website
Speaker 7: says we now ever have four hundred members.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 7: Our Instagram has gotten over five thousand plus followers, and
Speaker 7: our events average forty plus people, so we've more than
Speaker 7: doubled our events.
Speaker 2: That's phenomenal.
Speaker 3: And how are the students doing though, I mean, you
Speaker 3: know some of what Yeah, some of you guys, I
Speaker 3: mean you were the last students to get pictures with Charlie.
Speaker 3: I mean, just I mean it was incredibly traumatic. It's
Speaker 3: still traumatic for so many of us. And you know,
Speaker 3: I just I have worried about some of you guys
Speaker 3: at the campus level there because it was, I mean,
Speaker 3: an unthinkable thing happened right in.
Speaker 7: Front of you. Yeah, thankfully. Yeah, the students have been
Speaker 7: doing really well. The view did off of free mental
Speaker 7: health services and other facilities kind to help us out
Speaker 7: deal on process what we all witnessed. But the students
Speaker 7: they're fired up, My students, they're ready to keep muching forward.
Speaker 7: Our chapter is becoming a stronghold and it's going to
Speaker 7: be a legacy that is going to last the lifetime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wonderful.
Speaker 3: Well, and talking about legacies that are going to last
Speaker 3: a lifetime. So as soon as this happened with Charlie,
Speaker 3: there was talk of a Charlie Kirk memorial on campus,
Speaker 3: and unfortunately that is now coming into question. Let's go
Speaker 3: ahead and play this cut really quick to fourteen.
Speaker 2: Like it when the campus comes to that's what I
Speaker 2: want to memorialize that.
Speaker 5: I want to memorialize campus coming together as one student
Speaker 5: body in the face of this great tragedy.
Speaker 1: You want a memorial for unity, Yes, exactly, because.
Speaker 2: Unity died on September tenth, not Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, so they instead of a Charlie Kirk memorial,
Speaker 3: they want a unity memorial. Blake, Does that make any
Speaker 3: sense at all?
Speaker 5: I guess we'll have We'll have unity between uh, you know,
Speaker 5: the side that was fired upon and the side that
Speaker 5: fired I suppose.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Please help make sense for this. What is actually
Speaker 3: happening on campus? And is this unity memorial in place
Speaker 3: of a Charlie Kirk memorial actually actually gaining any traction here?
Speaker 7: Caleb, I'm not too sure about that, to be honest.
Speaker 7: This is definitely your case of the loud minority versus
Speaker 7: the silent majority. I haven't met a single student and
Speaker 7: we talked one hundreds of students each week who want
Speaker 7: a unity memorial. Everyone I've talked to you want something
Speaker 7: to honor Charlie that under what he stood for. And
Speaker 7: so yeah, it's just this small, very small, but super
Speaker 7: loud voices that oh what we're hearing right now across
Speaker 7: the country and the campus.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, but don't they realize that this would
Speaker 3: be bearing the truth of what really happened? I mean,
Speaker 3: this would be a disgrace to the tragedy that unfolded
Speaker 3: at that campus to call it anything other than Charlie
Speaker 3: Kirk Memorial. And you know, it's cannot say this enough.
Speaker 3: An indoctrinated leftist murdered Charlie Kirk in cold blood in
Speaker 3: front of all of us. There's no unity with that.
Speaker 3: And Charlie gave his life for free speech for this country.
Speaker 3: I just I can't think of anything more insulting than
Speaker 3: taking Charlie's name off of a memorial and putting in
Speaker 3: its place some left wing, deranged unity project or whatever
Speaker 3: that is. So, Caleb, I are you telling us that
Speaker 3: this is not gaining any real traction?
Speaker 2: Have you talked to the administration?
Speaker 3: Have you talked to anybody at the school that has
Speaker 3: any authority over this?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've talked to a couple of the people on
Speaker 7: the memorial committee. Thankfully. It's very reassuring that about ninety
Speaker 7: percent of them have come to me and told me
Speaker 7: they are huge Charlie Kirk fans. They loved what he
Speaker 7: stood for, they love the message that he preachers. So
Speaker 7: if that gives me some hope, But the real issue
Speaker 7: for me is that it's just there's no traction. The
Speaker 7: last I heard was about a month ago where they
Speaker 7: took a tour of the courtyard and the next time
Speaker 7: they're meeting to discuss the memorial is going to be
Speaker 7: sometime in January. So the process has taken very, very slowly.
Speaker 7: But from what I've seen, the people who are constructing
Speaker 7: this memorial were in good hands.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 6: Do you just worry that pushing it back?
Speaker 5: The goal is to just you know, the process is
Speaker 5: the punishment, delay it out, keep it from happening, And.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm can I worried about that, you know.
Speaker 5: If you can push that long. Yeah, the people who
Speaker 5: are directly affected have graduated them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the further away from the event that you get,
Speaker 3: the more leverage they're going to have. If if the
Speaker 3: if there is some sort of slow walk attempt going here.
Speaker 7: And that is that is one of my biggest concerns
Speaker 7: is that with how long this process is taking, that
Speaker 7: the people who are fired up, who want on a
Speaker 7: Charlie the right way, because of how long it take
Speaker 7: this is taking, the voices are going to die down,
Speaker 7: and these this loud minority, They're just going to get
Speaker 7: people getting louder, and I fear that that's going to
Speaker 7: influence the the committee. So what I've been trying to
Speaker 7: do is kind of be a I guess whispering, whispering
Speaker 7: in the ears, just to make sure they're still in
Speaker 7: the right direction and that they're not gonna on a
Speaker 7: Charlie's name in a very underwhelming way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm glad you're doing that, Caleb, And you
Speaker 3: gotta let us know if we need to do anything
Speaker 3: to help spread the word there, because if they do this,
Speaker 3: it will be one of the If they attempt it
Speaker 3: in any serious form, it is going to be an
Speaker 3: outrage of epic proportions, and we will absolutely get loud
Speaker 3: because the I would say, the least that this campus
Speaker 3: could do or should do for the biggest, highest profile
Speaker 3: political assassination since the nineteen sixties in this country is
Speaker 3: to at least memorialize it properly. With the actual person
Speaker 3: whose life was lost and taken.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, can you actually can you describe?
Speaker 5: Do you know, assuming they don't sabotage it is there
Speaker 5: is there a concrete vision for what it might look
Speaker 5: like that we can anticipate.
Speaker 7: Not yet, I know. One of the memorial convenient members
Speaker 7: is a Utah senator of Senator McKay. He proposed a
Speaker 7: bench with a Bible and a microphone on it with
Speaker 7: Childie's initials on that. But other people really want a
Speaker 7: statue of Charlie, a bust of Charlie, a plaque like
Speaker 7: literally anything, And we've had nothing. We've had no concrete plans.
Speaker 3: Right now, you know what it should be. Here's here's
Speaker 3: my vote. Just thrown out an idea. Here Eric this
Speaker 3: picture too. If Charlie throwing out that hat that day
Speaker 3: she posted it with the freedom shirt and the hat
Speaker 3: coming out of his hand right where he did.
Speaker 5: That, that would be a good that.
Speaker 2: That would happen.
Speaker 5: I'd be torn between that and him, you know, at
Speaker 5: the table, prove me wrong with the.
Speaker 6: Phone in hand.
Speaker 2: That would be ready to debate both both would be
Speaker 2: a very good to me. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So Senator Mike Lee from the Great State of Utah
Speaker 3: has chimed in here. He says, creating a memorial to
Speaker 3: unity at Uvu instead of a memorial to Charlie Kirk
Speaker 3: would insault Charlie's memory. Family and supporters one thousand percent agree.
Speaker 3: It also downplayed Charlie's legacy and ignore what led to
Speaker 3: his assassination. The supposed call for unity comes across as
Speaker 3: hollow and manipulative. I would say, just really gross, and yeah,
Speaker 3: we're not going to fall for it. So I would say,
Speaker 3: keep us posted on this, Caleb. As soon as you
Speaker 3: hear stuff, please let us know. Please let field team know.
Speaker 3: If anything, yes, squarely, please let us know. I just
Speaker 3: want to take the last two minutes in this segment
Speaker 3: real quick.
Speaker 2: Caleb.
Speaker 3: You know you experienced something I've I've said many times,
Speaker 3: I'm so grateful I was not there that day. Unfortunately
Speaker 3: Blake was. You know, it's and also fortunately I'm glad
Speaker 3: Charlie had his team around him in that in that sense,
Speaker 3: but you were there. How has this changed you personally?
Speaker 7: It's it's fired me up. I Like I said at
Speaker 7: the Galah, this is a realization I had that this
Speaker 7: is real. Things like this that happen in our country,
Speaker 7: and it's just motivated me more to preach the right
Speaker 7: message across Tonally campus is but across the world. I'm yeah,
Speaker 7: I'm fired enough and I don't think this fog is
Speaker 7: going to die anytime soon.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. That's great.
Speaker 3: And we're hearing that, by the way, across the country,
Speaker 3: just so everybody's aware. It's like our the chapter meetings
Speaker 3: are exploding with people. You mentioned that you doubled inside
Speaker 3: your meeting size. The meetings are swelling and growing, So
Speaker 3: that's I mean.
Speaker 5: Meetings are growing, The Bible studies are growing. We should
Speaker 5: definitely expand those, keep those going. We just got an
Speaker 5: email from Kyrie who says, let the audience know if
Speaker 5: there's anything they can do to.
Speaker 6: Further the process of a UVU memorial.
Speaker 2: Well, straightforward way.
Speaker 5: If you are a Utah listener, tell your lawmakers this
Speaker 5: matters to you, you care about it. You want that
Speaker 5: to happen there and possibly on other campuses.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Caleb, if there's a good email, you can get
Speaker 3: that to us and we can actually tell the audience
Speaker 3: and put it up on If there's just sort of
Speaker 3: a people a place where people can send in their
Speaker 3: thoughts and concerns or their desire for this memorial to happen.
Speaker 3: Please find that for us and we'll blast it out.
Speaker 3: And absolutely yeah, we want people to let let their
Speaker 3: voices be heard and say we want to honor Charlie
Speaker 3: the right way here. Don't don't skim around it, none
Speaker 3: of this unity stuff. Don't give into the to the
Speaker 3: leftist voices on campus. Caleb Chilcut, the president of our
Speaker 3: GPUSA UVU chapter. Caleb, you're doing a great job. Please
Speaker 3: keep that alive. You are important, Your story is important.
Speaker 3: You have a place in history now as a matter
Speaker 3: of fact, and so please guard that preciously.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, thank you, all right, we'll see you.
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Speaker 2: I heard grace.
Speaker 5: They're great, they're they're motivated, their impressive and positive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean this guy was on camp. He was
Speaker 3: probably I don't I don't know where he was when
Speaker 3: everything happened, But you know, this is a truly remarkable
Speaker 3: man for having this happen on his campus, overcoming it
Speaker 3: and you see that sparking him and he realizes that
Speaker 3: he's a torchbearer of Charlie's message and his legacy from.
Speaker 6: All the way, all the way from the Antipodes in Australia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no less.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, it really shows the globalization of Charlie's message
Speaker 5: that we saw so much in this past year.
Speaker 3: There was actually a Sky News reporter out of Australia
Speaker 3: that always covered Charlie, and Charlie would always like, send
Speaker 3: me the leags, go like she's good, she's good.
Speaker 2: She she liked Charlie.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know better than I Charlie's global impact
Speaker 3: because you travel with him internationally.
Speaker 5: In the final month, I'll never forget how many people
Speaker 5: were recognizing him in the UK. The Starbucks barista, the
Speaker 5: guys on the security line, the random people in the
Speaker 5: airport lounge, just one thing after another.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 6: It was just constant. In the parking lot of this gas.
Speaker 5: Station, people were recognizing him and I just I did
Speaker 5: not anticipate that.
Speaker 3: I remember we had we had a what was her name,
Speaker 3: the German representative, Yeah, the ad Yeah, and she was
Speaker 3: I remember in the breaks she was so nervous to
Speaker 3: talk to try she couldn't believe she on the Charlie
Speaker 3: Kirk Show, because Charlie was such a big deal for
Speaker 3: the Conservatives in Germany and the French girls at the
Speaker 3: RNC that couldn't wait to take a selfie with Charley.
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Speaker 5: or energetic. You can do things in America. I love
Speaker 5: that you can do things.
Speaker 2: You can just do things. You can just do things.
Speaker 3: Uh, there's a hot mic moment that is going around
Speaker 3: and it's making waves on social media.
Speaker 2: Let's go ahead and play it from President Trump.
Speaker 3: Hot Mike, you know I can.
Speaker 2: I can't appoint everybody. I'm expired. And then.
Speaker 3: So if you couldn't hear what he said, he says,
Speaker 3: you know, I can't appoint anybody. Every everybody I've appointed
Speaker 3: their time is expired. Then they're in default. Then we're losing.
Speaker 2: Bake.
Speaker 5: Explain this, Yeah, it's it's what we were complaining about
Speaker 5: with Charlie. Actually just going into this fall, that there's
Speaker 5: so many nominees to important positions, that there's so many
Speaker 5: appointees in general in the federal government. I think there's
Speaker 5: several thousand people at this point who are supposed to
Speaker 5: be directly appointed by the president. Start with the Secretary, is,
Speaker 5: the undersecretary, is the assistant under just keeps going down,
Speaker 5: all the ambassadors, and I think in that specific clip,
Speaker 5: Trump was complaining about his US attorney nominations.
Speaker 2: A lot of those have been sat on, so he
Speaker 2: has what's behind that.
Speaker 5: I think in a lot of those cases, I think
Speaker 5: Congress specifically dislikes some of the picks and so they
Speaker 5: wish Trump would pick somebody else.
Speaker 2: Senate.
Speaker 5: So yes, it's all of these are Senate confirmed. The
Speaker 5: House doesn't vote on these things. The Senate wants somebody else,
Speaker 5: so they're pouting and sitting on them. I think there's
Speaker 5: a lot of that going on, and it's causing problems
Speaker 5: because there's a limit to how long a person can
Speaker 5: serve temporarily. The Trump administration has they've tried to come
Speaker 5: up with some legal maneuver around US and courts have
Speaker 5: generally been striking that down. I won't get into all
Speaker 5: of that, but bigger picture, when this clip came out,
Speaker 5: you and I were talking, there's so many positions that
Speaker 5: have gone unfilled where they've started to accelerate them, where
Speaker 5: they started to do those block votes on nominees this fall.
Speaker 5: Yet there's still hundreds of people. And so the example
Speaker 5: you and I were talking about was Jeremy carl author
Speaker 5: of the Unprotected.
Speaker 2: Class, was Charlie's show.
Speaker 5: Charlie loved him. He was really excited to get him
Speaker 5: into the Admin. This is one of the nominations he
Speaker 5: really personally fought for. I believe he was nominated to
Speaker 5: be Assistant Secretary of State for International Organizations. I'm I
Speaker 5: think he'd probably end up working with Under Secretary Sarah Rodgers,
Speaker 5: who we had on this show, and she only she
Speaker 5: took forever to get in. She was nominated I think
Speaker 5: in February and hearing in April, only got confirmed in October.
Speaker 5: There's way too much of this. There is no excuse
Speaker 5: for us to have a Republican Senate with a Republican
Speaker 5: president with a time limit of four total years where
Speaker 5: you're guaranteed to have power, two total years where you're
Speaker 5: guaranteed to have a Senate that can confirm people and
Speaker 5: to just be sitting on nominations.
Speaker 2: I am sorry. Ram them through absolutely.
Speaker 3: And and by the way, this blue slip thing, which
Speaker 3: is actually what that hot hot mic moment was about,
Speaker 3: I mean, Charlie leveled into the US Senate and listen,
Speaker 3: we like Chuck Grassley, but I mean, what's chuck Chuck
Speaker 3: Grassy is like late eighties ninety for he is a
Speaker 3: very like We respect Chuck Grassley. Look, he's a great
Speaker 3: American what ninety two, But we are playing in a
Speaker 3: whole different reality than what Chuck Grassley's probably his memory
Speaker 3: the world that that formed him is long gone.
Speaker 6: The world has changed.
Speaker 5: The left has gotten incredibly aggressive and expansive about what
Speaker 5: they would like to do. The bare minimum we can
Speaker 5: do is allow the person I mean Erica elected to stop.
Speaker 2: This to have his dudes well.
Speaker 3: And by the way, the admin JD said this, he said,
Speaker 3: we cannot keep electing politicians that are promising policies on immigration,
Speaker 3: for example, and then saying that the judges are just
Speaker 3: going to overturn this. You cannot do that over and
Speaker 3: over again without the people eventually becoming quite radicalized. What
Speaker 3: the people want, the people get when the people elect
Speaker 3: people like President Trump and JD. Vance to fix our
Speaker 3: border issues, to fix our immigration issues, or whatever, law
Speaker 3: and order, and then constantly this is getting sidetracked because
Speaker 3: we can't get appointees through or whatever because of a
Speaker 3: blue slip antiquated process which is supposed to be gentlemanly
Speaker 3: and a collegial within the US Senate, when they are
Speaker 3: when they are weaponizing old traditions where there's no rule,
Speaker 3: there's no constitutional order man politics, it's literally just a tradition,
Speaker 3: and that is getting in the way. Why this is
Speaker 3: so important and and we're just talking with the Chapter
Speaker 3: President of UVU, and I'm thinking about Charlie right now.
Speaker 3: Charlie left it all out on the field, literally and
Speaker 3: physically and in every conceivable way to get President Trump elected,
Speaker 3: to get majorities in the House and in the Senate.
Speaker 3: We have that we have what we work so hard for,
Speaker 3: and for that to get then sidetracked and postponed, delayed,
Speaker 3: or completely blocked because we run out of time is
Speaker 3: an insult to everything that we did the lead up
Speaker 3: to twenty twenty four, and it's an insult result to self.
Speaker 5: Defeating If we lose next year, one of The biggest
Speaker 5: factors will be didn't confirm enough people, didn't get enough
Speaker 5: things done, didn't fulfill enough of the promises.
Speaker 3: Absolutely unacceptable that this is still getting in the way.
Speaker 3: Abolish the blue slip. It's time we are not dealing
Speaker 3: with a good face blue slip.
Speaker 6: Ram through the hearings, ram through the nominees.
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