Speaker 1: My name is Charlie Kirk. I run the largest pro
Speaker 1: American student organization in the country, fighting for the future
Speaker 1: of our republic. My call is to fight evil and
Speaker 1: to proclaim truth. If the most important thing for you
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Speaker 1: and I encourage you to.
Speaker 3: Do the same.
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Speaker 3: Hey, char Lee, all right, everybody, let's just do this
Speaker 3: for two hours. Wait, I lets just do this I
Speaker 3: don't want to I don't want to stop you because
Speaker 3: that's amazing.
Speaker 2: That was the best I felt in three months.
Speaker 3: We are live from America Fest twenty twenty five and
Speaker 3: we are doing it in Charlie Kirk's honor. This is
Speaker 3: a tradition of America Fests and we are keeping it alive.
Speaker 3: And I want to look to my right here, the
Speaker 3: great Steve Bannon is joining us as his tradition. Steve
Speaker 3: and I were texting last night and I was like, Steve,
Speaker 3: you know we have to do it. We have to
Speaker 3: do it, and your instant response was yeah, because that's
Speaker 3: what me and Charlie did. We have to keep it going.
Speaker 3: So thank you for doing it.
Speaker 4: No, thanks for having us.
Speaker 5: And we just love being on a real America's voice
Speaker 5: and do the transition to you guys every day, every
Speaker 5: day of the week.
Speaker 3: Steve, why we have you? I want to ask you
Speaker 3: a question, What does America Fest mean? Why is it
Speaker 3: important that we gather like that?
Speaker 5: It's always been important, you know, the Student Action Summit
Speaker 5: in the summer, America Fest the end of the year,
Speaker 5: it's always been important. This year obviously not simply the assassination,
Speaker 5: but everything Charlie stood for We've got the toughest year.
Speaker 5: I went back in the first show. We won in sixteen,
Speaker 5: we lost. The only time we lost is eighteen. We
Speaker 5: won in twenty, we won in twenty two, we won
Speaker 5: in twenty four. We are on a roll. And Charlie
Speaker 5: kirk knew better than anybody what it took to win.
Speaker 5: Look what he did in twenty two midterms. Look what
Speaker 5: he did in twenty twenty four. We've got the hardest
Speaker 5: year is in front of us, because as soon as
Speaker 5: the economy starts to turn around, these people are demonic,
Speaker 5: and what they're gonna do is come with more political violence,
Speaker 5: more their madness, more of the craziness.
Speaker 4: Charlie kirk knew that.
Speaker 5: That's why he went to the Diant, the Lion's Den.
Speaker 4: Every day, you know, every day of the week.
Speaker 5: The guy was a hero, a patriot, and a one
Speaker 5: of the greatest Americans, not just of this generation, but
Speaker 5: any generation. That's why I think Amfest and look, that's
Speaker 5: over thirty thousand people and everybody's very enthusiaic. I think
Speaker 5: seventy percent of the people have never been to an
Speaker 5: Amfest before. So this shows you the power of this movement.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right, And in honor Charlie's honor, I want
Speaker 3: to play a clip from Charlie at this exact location
Speaker 3: last year, December twenty twenty four. Play cut two two three.
Speaker 1: Young men are the most conservative that they have been
Speaker 1: in over fifty years.
Speaker 3: Fifty years.
Speaker 2: Think about that now.
Speaker 1: A reporter asked me, They said, Charlie, can you try
Speaker 1: to explain this phenomenon?
Speaker 2: He said, yeah, it's very simple.
Speaker 1: Young men want to be part of a political movement
Speaker 1: that doesn't hate them. In fact, let me go a
Speaker 1: step further, that thinks they're essential to a future of
Speaker 1: a country, that we need strong men and strong women,
Speaker 1: that we're sick and tired of hearing about toxic masculinity
Speaker 1: when we are drowning in toxic femininity.
Speaker 3: That's the great Charlie Kirk. Everybody, the great Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 3: We miss him every day. Steve the There's gonna be
Speaker 3: a lot. There's already been a lot of ink spilled,
Speaker 3: you know, Maga Civil War, Conservative civil War. Obviously, we
Speaker 3: had a pretty spicy opening night. What do you think,
Speaker 3: what do you think is the most important theme, the
Speaker 3: through line that we need to hit. Also from the
Speaker 3: main stage, but amongst the people in the crowd, people
Speaker 3: at the breakouts, what's the theme here.
Speaker 4: Look, we're always gonna have differences.
Speaker 5: Some of these differences are big, they're important, They got
Speaker 5: be worked out.
Speaker 4: But as Charlie kirk knew, Charlie.
Speaker 5: Kirk knew better than anybody, there is no substitute for victory. Right,
Speaker 5: We've got to keep the We lose the mid terms,
Speaker 5: the entire revolution is gonna get ground down.
Speaker 4: Charlie kirk knew. This is what I amfest.
Speaker 5: The theme of this was going to be driving forward,
Speaker 5: what we have to do to drive forward to a
Speaker 5: victory in the case of there are going to be
Speaker 5: some people in this movement that fundamentally disagree on some
Speaker 5: pretty basic stuff. We gotta work those things out and
Speaker 5: it's gonna be worked out.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's gonna be worked out.
Speaker 5: But that can't take our eye off the ball of
Speaker 5: what Charlie Kirk taught us, right, Charlie Kirk taught.
Speaker 4: Us victory, victory, victory, and that's what we got to
Speaker 4: focus on this year.
Speaker 3: Jack, same question to you, because I know that you're
Speaker 3: gonna be thrown into the lines Den here. You're gonna be.
Speaker 3: You know you're gonna get that same question. What do
Speaker 3: you talking about? Exactly what this is? This is my
Speaker 3: point for everybody out there. Fear not when you see
Speaker 3: those those headlines. Because conservatives were a rowdy bunch. We're
Speaker 3: a rockets bunch. We want to disagree in public. And
Speaker 3: by the way, if they try and tell you that
Speaker 3: some consensus has been reached on an issue without this
Speaker 3: public debate, without having it out, we're not gonna believe
Speaker 3: it anyways. The kids aren't gonna believe it anyways, They're
Speaker 3: gonna call garbage on it. They're not gonna believe it,
Speaker 3: and we're not gonna have a consensus and we're gonna
Speaker 3: be further behind than we were. So we need to
Speaker 3: do this sometimes, we need to have these disagreements. Don't
Speaker 3: let yourself be troubled. Trust me, Jack, you're gonna be
Speaker 3: up there. You're gonna be having some of these disagreements.
Speaker 3: What is your message for Anfest twenty twenty five.
Speaker 6: For the Reordam, I'm working on a little secret operation
Speaker 6: that he revealed at a later time this weekend. So
Speaker 6: I'm not just sitting in Texas away some logistic issues
Speaker 6: that we're dealing with for something that I think everybody
Speaker 6: is gonna be very interested in finding out tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And that's really all I can leave it at that.
Speaker 3: Oh come on, Jack, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 6: Sworn a secrecy, sworn a secrecy, operational security, Ben, and
Speaker 6: you know about opsec. You need operational security on this one.
Speaker 6: But I want to say I'm not being rude to
Speaker 6: take care of something.
Speaker 3: Look.
Speaker 2: Look, the division that you are seeing now is very clear.
Speaker 6: Division that they're bringing up, the messages they're saying is
Speaker 6: and it's very simple.
Speaker 2: The twenty twenty eight primary has already begun. It's already begun.
Speaker 6: This is a proxy war for people who are trying
Speaker 6: to prop up people for the twenty twenty eight primary.
Speaker 6: So I say, if that's what you're really doing, then
Speaker 6: cut to the chase.
Speaker 2: Be a man, tell us the truth, tell us what
Speaker 2: you really want. All right, and let's do a little pole.
Speaker 6: Why don't we do a little poll since we're here
Speaker 6: and we've got so many people. Charlie loved to do
Speaker 6: the ab testing, remember love do this when we had
Speaker 6: a big crowd. So let's see who out there wants
Speaker 6: Ted Cruz to be the nominee in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 6: All right, right right, how about Governor Ron DeSantis? How
Speaker 6: about Nikki Haley?
Speaker 2: How about Stephen K? Bannon?
Speaker 6: Steve Supreme Court does say that.
Speaker 2: We'll see, we'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 3: But all right, hold hold, hold, hold on.
Speaker 5: I've got my candidate, and he's a convict too, Donald Trump,
Speaker 5: all right, and.
Speaker 6: Last question, last question, last question while we're here, how
Speaker 6: about Vice President jd Vance.
Speaker 2: All right, So that's the strawbaull.
Speaker 3: That I'm going with.
Speaker 2: That's where we're at.
Speaker 6: And if you want to support a different candidate, we
Speaker 6: have a free country. You're free to do so. But
Speaker 6: I'm sick of the name calling and the ankle biting.
Speaker 6: Just be a man and tell me what you're about.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, said Jack, Well said Jack. Steve, we got
Speaker 3: one minute left here. I want you to you say
Speaker 3: whatever he's on your mind. Steve, you got one minute
Speaker 3: left here.
Speaker 4: First of all, I'm so proud of you guys.
Speaker 7: Have how do you continue the tradition of Charlie.
Speaker 8: Kirk It been.
Speaker 5: It had been so easy for Erica and Andrew and
Speaker 5: you and Tyler and Jack and you all you guys
Speaker 5: to just throw it in, throw in the towel and say, hey,
Speaker 5: you know we can't do this.
Speaker 4: Run unwind it.
Speaker 5: It's bigger, it's more powerful, it's more focused, it's more
Speaker 5: necessary for the country of what Amphesis is doing, not
Speaker 5: just for young people, but for all people. You guys,
Speaker 5: it's upon your shoulders that President Trump won the twenty
Speaker 5: twenty four election, and we've got a lot of other
Speaker 5: tough fights to go.
Speaker 4: I couldn't think of anybody better than this team.
Speaker 5: To lead amfest, to lead a turning point and to
Speaker 5: just let's go forth and conquer.
Speaker 3: Well said, we can't wait for your your speech tonight.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a barn burner. We know it. So
Speaker 3: everybody's gonna go to Steve speech.
Speaker 5: Right, I'm gonna I promise, I promise, I'm gonna come
Speaker 5: in a little.
Speaker 3: Hot we uh, I think you just promised another spicy meat.
Speaker 3: So we're gonna we're gonna find out. We're gonna throw
Speaker 3: it to the great Ben Berkwam, who's talking with folks
Speaker 3: in the crowd. Ben, what you got for us?
Speaker 9: Hey, we've got an amazing crowd.
Speaker 10: Been waiting through war room now here, Charlie kirkshow tell
Speaker 10: us your name, where are you're from? And really significant?
Speaker 10: Why why amfest and turning point means so much to you?
Speaker 11: Yes, my name is Wendy Hank and I'm running for Congress.
Speaker 11: And the reason I'm here today is because Charlie Kirkis
Speaker 11: was one that inspired me in January twenty twenty one
Speaker 11: and saying you know he was a young man. He's
Speaker 11: so inspiring, saying, hey, get in law, getting involved locally,
Speaker 11: and you know, just start doing something and then don't
Speaker 11: yell at a TV and get involved.
Speaker 3: So that's what I did.
Speaker 11: So I started attending a city council meetings and then
Speaker 11: I ran for city council. I fought successfully against the
Speaker 11: cannabis in this in my district and also restore medical
Speaker 11: freedom for college students during COVID and now I'm gonna
Speaker 11: run for Congress. So we'll keep fighting and make this
Speaker 11: make America bali again and make America greatest again. I
Speaker 11: keep the light on because when life shines, darkness disappears.
Speaker 11: So I need a lot of a lot of help,
Speaker 11: a lot of prayers, a lot of Wendy Huang for
Speaker 11: Congress dot com and help Wendy win Win with Wendy,
Speaker 11: thank you if you don't know where my district is,
Speaker 11: it's Eric Swoboll's district.
Speaker 10: The belly of the beast, all right, speaking of California.
Speaker 12: Uh, of course, of course, here to honor Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 12: I volunteer at Reform California and we need everybody in California.
Speaker 8: To take pay attention to that.
Speaker 12: I'm also here to to lobby to President Trump. It
Speaker 12: can't be the Golden Age without the Golden State. And
Speaker 12: we need President Trump to come to California and to
Speaker 12: work with with whoever the candidate is for governor and
Speaker 12: let's win California back.
Speaker 7: Otherwise it's almost too late.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's where we're at.
Speaker 12: Furthermore, I agree with mister Benn and what's gonna happen.
Speaker 12: The people of America are gonna see, and have already seen,
Speaker 12: but they're gonna really see as this next year evolves.
Speaker 8: And I don't think we'll have a problem.
Speaker 12: But we can't sit on our laurels. We're gonna keep
Speaker 12: fighting every day.
Speaker 3: How many people are local Arizonas, how many are from California.
Speaker 3: It's getting to California. Give me a shout, Give me
Speaker 3: a shout. How many are from the East coast. Here
Speaker 3: we go, Hey, catle Michelle, how many are from the Midwest?
Speaker 2: How many are from the Dakotas?
Speaker 3: Hey, I see it? Hey? All right?
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 3: How many? All right? Hey?
Speaker 10: How many first timersques that?
Speaker 3: Look at that, sir, we've got I think it's between
Speaker 3: seventy and eighty percent first time unbelievable. Yeah, which is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And when you throw these kind of events, you understand
Speaker 3: how remarkable that truly is. We're joined by g Allen.
Speaker 3: Give it up for Graham Allen. Yeah, boy, Graham, you've
Speaker 3: been phenomenal. After everything that happened with Charlie, you're gonna
Speaker 3: be speaking on the main stage. Your channel's blown up.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 3: Tell us what this means to you. To be here
Speaker 3: in Charlie's honor.
Speaker 8: It means everything, to be here in Charlie's honor.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 8: To see what it's turned into.
Speaker 14: Uh, to see from being there in the very early
Speaker 14: days with Charlie, seeing the vision everything and then seeing
Speaker 14: all these amazing people. Let's give it up for Charlie
Speaker 14: one more time. Come on, everybody, let's go. I do
Speaker 14: have the honor of speaking tomorrow night, which I think
Speaker 14: it's funny that you guys put me on Faith to
Speaker 14: night to try to like calm me down on what
Speaker 14: I might say on the stage.
Speaker 9: That's Jesus night.
Speaker 8: Graham, You've gonna be, You've gotta be.
Speaker 3: You've ever seen a Graham Allen rant, you can understand
Speaker 3: why we played that the way we played it.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, So I'll take this opportunity just to say
Speaker 14: I agree with see very much.
Speaker 8: You know, just like we were talking about, the thing
Speaker 8: about our movement is this.
Speaker 14: I was talking with the Vice president not too long ago,
Speaker 14: and the Vice president even said, the greatest thing about
Speaker 14: our side that differentiates us from the left is.
Speaker 8: We do have open dialogue.
Speaker 14: We do have debate, and sometimes we fight, and sometimes
Speaker 14: those fights are nasty. Sometimes those fights are there. But
Speaker 14: at least, you know, we don't operate in this hive
Speaker 14: mind mentality that somebody can call down from the top
Speaker 14: and then everybody falls in live.
Speaker 8: So here's what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 14: These are conversations that need to be had, These are
Speaker 14: fights that need to be had to the people that
Speaker 14: do what we do, that are afraid and give these
Speaker 14: blanket statements instead of calling out what they mean who
Speaker 14: they're talking about why they disagree and with their evidence
Speaker 14: for why they disagree about it. It's time to stand up,
Speaker 14: be men and women, stand in the principles of which
Speaker 14: you believe, and have the fight, have the dialogue in
Speaker 14: open space, and then let the can people decide where
Speaker 14: they stand, and then that's how we win. Charlie would
Speaker 14: be the first person to say that these conversations need
Speaker 14: to happen because he was mission first mentality, and the
Speaker 14: mission is to make Heaven crowded. And how do we
Speaker 14: make Keavin crowded? We keep America, the freest, most generous,
Speaker 14: most prosperous nation in the world, free so we can
Speaker 14: spread the good news of Jesus Christ every single day,
Speaker 14: because that's the ultimate goal in this country.
Speaker 8: And that's the mission that we have to fight.
Speaker 3: All right, So for the well said Graham. For those
Speaker 3: of you who may not know yet, Blake Nef is
Speaker 3: a student of history. He's a student of political, philosophical,
Speaker 3: religious history, European history. Don't get him started, Blake, when
Speaker 3: you're talking about the history of coalitions. What are we
Speaker 3: facing right now? Is this normal in at the top
Speaker 3: levels of political coalition building.
Speaker 15: It's happened, but it hasn't really happened with our party
Speaker 15: in this way before.
Speaker 2: And I think, I mean, we owe it to Charlie.
Speaker 15: I always when I started working for him, I'd roll
Speaker 15: my eyes. He'd say he was going to change the
Speaker 15: youth vote, he was.
Speaker 2: Going to win them back.
Speaker 15: Okay, Charlie, that's a very great goal of yours. And
Speaker 15: he made me look like a huge idiot. I remember
Speaker 15: Spring twenty four were suddenly having campus events and there's
Speaker 15: two thousand, three thousand, five thousand people showing up to them,
Speaker 15: and they all love him. And I never thought I
Speaker 15: would see that happen. And he proved that. I just
Speaker 15: read a bunch of books, but I don't really know
Speaker 15: what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: Well, he proved a lot of people wrong. I will
Speaker 3: tell you he was told for twelve years. You guys
Speaker 3: know the story of Charlie Kirk right, twelve years he
Speaker 3: was building Turning Point and they told him it was
Speaker 3: a fool's errand that he was just trying to grift
Speaker 3: to win the youth vote. And the man never gave up.
Speaker 3: He fought and he fought and he fought, and he
Speaker 3: went right into the belly of the beast, right onto
Speaker 3: those college campuses, and he would have the debates, he
Speaker 3: would have the dialogues. He would do exactly what people
Speaker 3: told him would never happen. He made the most historic
Speaker 3: and dramatic coalitional difference in twenty twenty four. We won
Speaker 3: the youth vote in Michigan, we won it in Arizona,
Speaker 3: almost won it in Wisconsin, we almost won it in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: And by the way, where he would visit, there was
Speaker 3: a statistical change that you saw. He would go to
Speaker 3: a college campus in Center County. Where's Cliff Maloney, He's
Speaker 3: I just saw him in a second went to Center
Speaker 3: County and they had never seen anything like that. At
Speaker 3: Penn State, and ak Pasovic was there with him, they
Speaker 3: saw something like a fourteen or fifteen point swing in
Speaker 3: the youth vote just because he took He took the
Speaker 3: time to believe in gen Z. And that's ultimately what
Speaker 3: this event is about. Folks. We are not giving up
Speaker 3: on the youngest Americans. We believe that their hearts and
Speaker 3: minds can be won. They can buy in to the
Speaker 3: American dream. That's right, give us give it up gen Z.
Speaker 3: You should do not turn your back on gen Z.
Speaker 3: Folks believe in them they can do it. They are
Speaker 3: smarter than people give them credit for. Graham, I know
Speaker 3: you know this, Blake, You now know this.
Speaker 1: If you're tired of watching this country drift away from
Speaker 1: the values that made it great, it's time to get involved.
Speaker 1: That's why I stand with AMAC, the Association of Mature
Speaker 1: American Citizens.
Speaker 3: Charley loved this country and he loved partnering with organizations
Speaker 3: that truly stand for what makes America great. One of
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Speaker 3: Join this movement. Go to AMAC dot us slash Charlie today.
Speaker 3: That is AMAC dot us forward slash Charlie today. God
Speaker 3: bless you guys. We are here in Charlie's honor, in
Speaker 3: his memory. Who wants a hat? By the way out there,
Speaker 3: these guys got some to you better throw them out?
Speaker 3: Who who I need? Enthusiasm? There it is yoah, watch yourheads,
Speaker 3: watch your heads. I got it hey, By the way,
Speaker 3: the great I'll let you go get it. Here. Here's
Speaker 3: the great Andy Biggs. We are here partly in support
Speaker 3: of Andy Biggs, governor, the next governor of the great
Speaker 3: state of Arizona. Yes, big thanks Governor right here, So
Speaker 3: we got that right there. So I'm just gonna leave
Speaker 3: that up as a prop here. Ben, what you got
Speaker 3: for us out there of the crowd, Well.
Speaker 10: We got some young guys. I'm gonna come over here.
Speaker 10: I'm just working my way around the crowd.
Speaker 9: We got some questions and some comments.
Speaker 3: What's your name? Where you from?
Speaker 9: And what's your question?
Speaker 3: My name is Rod White.
Speaker 16: And of course Charlie is irreplaceable. But if there was
Speaker 16: one individual that's taken up the cross maybe better than
Speaker 16: anyone else that you see with this amazing future, could
Speaker 16: you just name that one individual?
Speaker 9: Who would that be?
Speaker 3: I mean, that's a that's a tough question, but I
Speaker 3: will say that, you know, I think JD. Vance. Obviously
Speaker 3: he's the vice president, so it's a little different, but
Speaker 3: I can just tell you that he has Charlie was
Speaker 3: a huge believer in the political talent, the moral clarity,
Speaker 3: the intelligence of JD. Vance, and I think he's really
Speaker 3: stepped into the void and waded into conversations they didn't
Speaker 3: have to, but he's doing it for the sake of
Speaker 3: the movement, for the sake of the country, and so
Speaker 3: I give him a lot of credit for what he's done.
Speaker 4: I love Elie.
Speaker 3: That's stooky. By the way, she's my Oh Ali, Ali's
Speaker 3: the best. Oh yeah, she's the best. We actually have her.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be doing an interview with Ali and the
Speaker 3: members only luge, So that's gonna be really cool. Members
Speaker 3: dot Charlie Kirk dot com if you want to join
Speaker 3: our members community, and we're doing live, long long form
Speaker 3: podcast with Ali. She's amazing, She's phenomenal.
Speaker 10: Totally agree, and this is really what it's all about,
Speaker 10: the next generation.
Speaker 9: These guys. What's your name, where are you from? And
Speaker 9: what does Charlie mean to you? What is this his
Speaker 9: legacy and mfest in particular.
Speaker 17: Well, Hi, guys, that's really nice to meet you. I'm
Speaker 17: excited to be here. My name is Riley Raybert and
Speaker 17: I started a Turning Point chapter at our school in Birmingham, Alabama,
Speaker 17: and and we're excited to be here to honor his
Speaker 17: legacy and carry it on and get connected with the
Speaker 17: next generation. Well, I'm keeper very very I'm the president
Speaker 17: of that chapter, And it's just been amazing seeing how
Speaker 17: Finn's Charlie tragically passed, how everybody's been unified and wanting
Speaker 17: to get involved and meet people and talk about really
Speaker 17: really hard things.
Speaker 3: So that's just been great.
Speaker 18: I'm Benjamin Meyer and I'm kind of like the social
Speaker 18: media admin, and like he said, it's been great to
Speaker 18: see how the movement has kind of unified over his
Speaker 18: death and mobilized.
Speaker 3: Yeah, can you can you guys give us an insight?
Speaker 3: This is something I don't know. Maybe you guys have
Speaker 3: seen this with your own families, your own your what
Speaker 3: happened with Charlie. People don't understand what this meant to
Speaker 3: gen Z to high schooler's college kids. Tell us what
Speaker 3: it was like on campus in those immediate days afterwards.
Speaker 3: So it kind of was split. There were some people
Speaker 3: who were really.
Speaker 18: Kind of I don't know, they were really motivated bit
Speaker 18: by it, but some other people were not so and
Speaker 18: kind of seemed almost to real rejoice in his death.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks for a joyce, he said in his death.
Speaker 10: So you had, I mean, a clear divide of good
Speaker 10: versus evil, no.
Speaker 3: Doubt about it.
Speaker 19: It was really quite polarizing because he was my hero.
Speaker 3: He was a lot of our heroes.
Speaker 17: And the fact that something like that can happen in
Speaker 17: an open debate for them, and then the fact that
Speaker 17: you can see it everywhere is terrible.
Speaker 3: So it was just really really.
Speaker 17: Heartbreaking for all of us that were huge fans of him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thanks, thanks guys for saying that. Yeah, for for
Speaker 3: gen Z, this was their their their JFK moment. And
Speaker 3: I mean, so if you have gen Z people in
Speaker 3: your in your family and your community, you know they're
Speaker 3: still processing it. I really want you guys to internalize that.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a huge deal, Graham, when you hear
Speaker 3: young people talk like that, and when you when you
Speaker 3: realize when you see the good versus evil, I don't know.
Speaker 3: When I'm listening to that, it it's crystallizing for me. Yeah,
Speaker 3: we're gonna have our squabbles here, but we got bigger,
Speaker 3: bigger fights, bigger fish to fry, if you will.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I think everybody, I mean everybody knew how powerful
Speaker 14: and impowerful Charlie was.
Speaker 8: I think every one of.
Speaker 14: Us, especially those of us that are parents, my own
Speaker 14: children coming up to me, you know, I knew that
Speaker 14: they knew who Charlie was because we've worked with Charlie
Speaker 14: and Turning Point for so long, but seeing my own
Speaker 14: children crying because they were watching Charlie all the time,
Speaker 14: and I had no idea. Charlie had such an impact
Speaker 14: on our younger generations.
Speaker 8: That even us as parents were kind of abblivious.
Speaker 14: To learning about Jesus through Charlie Kirk, which is.
Speaker 8: The ultimate thing.
Speaker 14: That's the biggest thing that Charlie wanted to do all
Speaker 14: the time was introduce our Lord and Savior to not
Speaker 14: just our next generation, but the current generation. Charlie knew
Speaker 14: everything about everything. It seemed Charlie was a rolodex all
Speaker 14: the time. The impact that he made the once in
Speaker 14: a generation person that Charlie Kirk was, I think that
Speaker 14: we're gonna feel it for generations to come. And I
Speaker 14: truly believe that if we can get this in fighting
Speaker 14: out of the way and he squabbles out of the way,
Speaker 14: we still have the chance that Charlie talked about to
Speaker 14: be and have America prosper for the next millennia.
Speaker 8: If we do it the right way, and we get
Speaker 8: it done the right way.
Speaker 15: Well, that's why Amfest is the time it is.
Speaker 2: It's at the end of the year.
Speaker 15: It's right before Christmas, and we talk about the debates
Speaker 15: we're having. This is the time to have those. You
Speaker 15: have them at the end of the year before you
Speaker 15: have to gird up for the next election cycle. And
Speaker 15: Charlie knew that he always wanted to focus on get
Speaker 15: the wins, get the agenda passed.
Speaker 2: Don't destroy yourselves within fighting.
Speaker 15: If we're arguing the way we sometimes argue in October,
Speaker 15: it's very bad.
Speaker 2: Do it in December to be united by Och it's
Speaker 2: a good point.
Speaker 3: This is the time to have these fights, guys. So again,
Speaker 3: if you find yourself getting uncomfortable in your seat, don't
Speaker 3: don't let it. Embrace it. Embrace the struggle. This has
Speaker 3: to happen and it's gonna be ultimately healthy and better
Speaker 3: in the long run. Graham Allen, tell us where people
Speaker 3: can follow you. Tell the folks where people can follow you.
Speaker 3: Get involved with what you're doing.
Speaker 8: Just yeah, anywhere, Graham Allen, you can look for it.
Speaker 14: It's terrible news, good news, you know, it depends on
Speaker 14: your perspective.
Speaker 8: Thanks for having me as an here. God bless you.
Speaker 3: All right. Welcoming up our next guest. We're doing a
Speaker 3: little hot swap here and that is Savannah Hernandez Monica
Speaker 3: page from our TPUSA front line team. We love Sa. SA.
Speaker 3: Sav is a must follow who here is a little
Speaker 3: frustrated with our immigration policies.
Speaker 9: Yeah, count me in on that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bet Bet, I know you are.
Speaker 11: UH.
Speaker 3: Sav is probably the most I think really the most
Speaker 3: important UH immigration reporter in the country. And I really
Speaker 3: mean that. You go into these protests, you go into
Speaker 3: really dark and seedy places, you cover what's really happening
Speaker 3: on the ground. It's something Charlie really believed in. He
Speaker 3: propped up this whole UH frontline journalism, this guerrilla journalism
Speaker 3: division within Turning Point because you gotta understand, there's not
Speaker 3: money for this folks. UH. You know other groups, we
Speaker 3: love them, they're around here on media road. They don't
Speaker 3: have the money to send reporters all over the country
Speaker 3: to do this kind of thing. It has to be nonprofit,
Speaker 3: it has to be donor led. And so these are
Speaker 3: some of the fruits of that labor of what you guys,
Speaker 3: when you support Turning Point two, sav tell them what
Speaker 3: your daily routine, you don't have a daily routine. Tell
Speaker 3: them about some of the work that you're working on
Speaker 3: right now.
Speaker 20: Sure, So I just want to say that, you know,
Speaker 20: if it wasn't for Charlie, I wouldn't have the ability
Speaker 20: to go do this, like you said. And it's been
Speaker 20: such an incredible year for Frontlines because the administration has
Speaker 20: been listening to everything we have been putting out. We
Speaker 20: actually were able to go into an Antifa round table
Speaker 20: where we had the ear of the President and we
Speaker 20: were able to sit down with him and talk to
Speaker 20: him about everything that we've reported as it pertains to
Speaker 20: left wing violence. And then on top of that, I
Speaker 20: was in New York actually reporting on Canal Street because
Speaker 20: Frontlines TPUSA sends me all across the nation from both
Speaker 20: the West coast to the East coast, and I was
Speaker 20: reporting on this huge street of illegal immigrants that had
Speaker 20: a black market.
Speaker 21: A couple of.
Speaker 20: Days later, Ice went and they raided that area and
Speaker 20: they deported nine league immigrants from that from that strength.
Speaker 20: So the administration very much watching our work. The admin
Speaker 20: very much paying attention to the independent journalist that Charlie
Speaker 20: initially saw the value in before anybody else did. I've
Speaker 20: been working with you guys now for three almost four years.
Speaker 20: We've you know, brought in hundreds of millions of views
Speaker 20: on our own.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the views, guys, truly, we get so much viral
Speaker 3: content out of this because you the people want it.
Speaker 3: You're hungry for it, the truth. Ben, You're also very
Speaker 3: good at this gorilla journalism stuff. I want to give
Speaker 3: you a lot of hattips right there. Yeah, give it
Speaker 3: up for Ben as well. He's been covered. I mean,
Speaker 3: he's the team effort and I'll do it all this stuff.
Speaker 3: So yeah, but the the the number of views, like
Speaker 3: you know, you get it feels like every week you
Speaker 3: got another post with like a couple million views about
Speaker 3: you know, some immigration thing, Antifa thing. I mean, how
Speaker 3: much of that is your motivation or you just how
Speaker 3: do you pick your stories? I guess is the question.
Speaker 2: I mean, we're following the news cycle.
Speaker 20: Luckily for me, the mainstream media does a horrific job
Speaker 20: at actually telling the American people the truth. So we're
Speaker 20: basically just focusing in on everything that they are ignoring,
Speaker 20: and the American people love it. And we are here
Speaker 20: to serve you guys. And so the reason we're getting
Speaker 20: the viewership that we are. The reason why Frontlines has
Speaker 20: been able to be so successful is because the American
Speaker 20: people want to see this. The American people want to
Speaker 20: know what's going on, and it's been very, very successful.
Speaker 20: So again, every single day, I am grateful to Charlie
Speaker 20: because he saw the value in independent journalists like myself
Speaker 20: before anybody else did.
Speaker 2: He invested in us.
Speaker 20: He made sure that we were able to tell the
Speaker 20: truth about what was going on in the streets of
Speaker 20: America as it pertains to illegal immigration. And we were
Speaker 20: able to because we were able to show Americans that
Speaker 20: get him, you know, and so the White House essentially
Speaker 20: or show Americans you know which way to vote essentially
Speaker 20: in terms of.
Speaker 21: America.
Speaker 3: The exist shows that the evidence. So we have been
Speaker 3: growing this team. We have now nine reporters on the
Speaker 3: frontline Steam and one of those newer editions like a
Speaker 3: year and a half now year and a half Monica
Speaker 3: Page everybody, White House Correspondent, White House Correspondents House. So
Speaker 3: she lives in the uh We said this term a
Speaker 3: few times, the belly of the beast. You live in
Speaker 3: the swamp. But you were doing a great job covering
Speaker 3: the White House. You get to ask the president questions
Speaker 3: and then you cover local protests and stuff. What has
Speaker 3: it been like to be in the Trump White House.
Speaker 3: Give the folks at home and the people watching here
Speaker 3: an idea of how much things have changed in Trump
Speaker 3: two point zero.
Speaker 22: It's been a night and day difference for the last
Speaker 22: year and a half. I covered the previous administration the
Speaker 22: Joe Biden White House, where I was very limited to
Speaker 22: the amount of access that I could get. I was
Speaker 22: not allowed in the Oval Office, where now I'm allowed
Speaker 22: in the Oval Office with the President. I wasn't allowed
Speaker 22: to ask the questions in the press briefing room because
Speaker 22: I was never called on.
Speaker 3: Now I'm in the new media seat.
Speaker 22: I'm standing along the sides of the press briefing room
Speaker 22: asking the questions, getting called.
Speaker 19: On, having those personal one on one.
Speaker 22: Meetings with Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt. It's been absolutely insane
Speaker 22: the access that we're getting. We've been in the North Lawn,
Speaker 22: South Lawn, East Room, Roosevelt Room, Air Force one. I
Speaker 22: had the privilege of traveling with President Trump to Charlie's
Speaker 22: funeral memorial service in Arizona.
Speaker 3: That was a once in a.
Speaker 22: Lifetime opportunity, and honestly, it made me pretty emotional because
Speaker 22: I knew that if it wasn't for Turning Point USA.
Speaker 22: If it wasn't for Charlie Kirk, I don't think I
Speaker 22: would have had this opportunity.
Speaker 3: So I am so.
Speaker 22: Grateful to be there not only for Turning Point USA
Speaker 22: and front Lines, but on behalf of you, the American people,
Speaker 22: because I'm asking your questions. I'm not asking my network
Speaker 22: or my mainstream media establishment questions. I'm asking your questions.
Speaker 3: I actually have asked your questions.
Speaker 22: If you DM me, I will ask them.
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Speaker 3: Ben Burkwalm what you got out there.
Speaker 10: We got an amazing group here speaking of people that
Speaker 10: have escaped communism. I'm going to go over here with
Speaker 10: my friend from California, California. Tell us, tell us here,
Speaker 10: what your name is, where you're from? This matters to you.
Speaker 23: My name is Gallina. I came nineteen ninety seven from California. Oh,
Speaker 23: I'm sorry, from former Soviet Union to California, beautiful state.
Speaker 21: Very wrong politicians.
Speaker 23: We cannot wait to get you know, the worst governor
Speaker 23: in the United States, and we're praying. There are a
Speaker 23: lot of mega patriots in California. We're praying, we're praying,
Speaker 23: and we're doing action, action, action.
Speaker 21: Love Syvenna. That's why it's a beautiful state. We have
Speaker 21: to save it. And I came legally. It took me.
Speaker 23: I got my citizenship two thousand and eight. I had
Speaker 23: to study and I had to pass my tests. And
Speaker 23: I'm very proud American and I am ultra mega.
Speaker 10: Think this is the difference legal immigration versus illegal immigration.
Speaker 9: The Left conflates the two. They try to blend the two.
Speaker 10: But there's a difference the ultra maga legal immigrants that
Speaker 10: come here and want to make that want to assimilate
Speaker 10: into America versus the illegals that want to destroy America.
Speaker 23: It's my first time here, and Eric I said yesterday
Speaker 23: eighty percent of people came first time.
Speaker 21: And I'm extremely.
Speaker 23: Happy to be this epic. It's an epic. And Charlie Kirk,
Speaker 23: what I was shocked when we went to China Hills,
Speaker 23: he was there. It was so packed we couldn't get
Speaker 23: to the main building. We were on the second building.
Speaker 23: What I was impressed. It was first time I saw
Speaker 23: human person, his knowledge, that young age Bible, how he
Speaker 23: knew Bible.
Speaker 21: That was shocking for me. I'm Orthodox Christian.
Speaker 23: Then he came to San Clemento, to our Calvary Chapel
Speaker 23: and I have book doc Tree in Mega and he
Speaker 23: wrote Galina Mega.
Speaker 3: So my immigration policy is I will let in anybody
Speaker 3: that's ultra maga. Yeah, everybody else, everybody else. I'm not
Speaker 3: you know, we don't need We're full. About thirty one
Speaker 3: thousand patriots have come gathering here at the Phoenix Convention
Speaker 3: Center in Phoenix, Arizona. We are all about action, action, action.
Speaker 3: We are telling the truth. We're sending reporters out in
Speaker 3: the field. We are joined by Savannah Hernandez and Monica Page,
Speaker 3: our White House correspondent. What you also cover protests though, Yes,
Speaker 3: yeah I do.
Speaker 22: We've covered the No King's protest. We've covered those Tesla
Speaker 22: anti Tesla protests. It's very interesting seeing out there. A
Speaker 22: lot of them are very organized. It's like kind of
Speaker 22: like organized chaos. Also, the pro Palestine people that come
Speaker 22: outside the White House from time to time. We pretty
Speaker 22: much cover it all.
Speaker 3: If it's there, I'm there And Savannah, you were just
Speaker 3: telling me about an important story this if guys, I
Speaker 3: brought up immigration A few times here, specifically because you're here, Savannah,
Speaker 3: but also just because I'm passionate about it. You just
Speaker 3: told me a fact that I was not aware of,
Speaker 3: and I want everybody to listen very closely.
Speaker 13: Tod.
Speaker 20: Sure, So I was just talking with you about how
Speaker 20: last this week, the DHS put out a press release
Speaker 20: basically stating that between these sanctuary states of Illinois and
Speaker 20: New York, they have released eighty seven hundred criminal illegal
Speaker 20: aliens with priorities to homicide, assault, burglary, robbery back out onto.
Speaker 2: The streets of the United States of America.
Speaker 3: That's eighty seven hundred violent criminals that have been released
Speaker 3: back out onto the streets, even though they've got a
Speaker 3: nice detainer on him, even though the federal government wants
Speaker 3: to deport them, these local municipalities are just releasing them
Speaker 3: back out onto the street. Do we like that? Do
Speaker 3: we like that? What do we want to do about it?
Speaker 3: We want to fix that. You know, I will say,
Speaker 3: I'll never forget Charlie. One day, he got so frustrated
Speaker 3: with this. He looks right at the camera. He goes,
Speaker 3: we need to start arresting these mayors. Blake. I know
Speaker 3: that that is not exactly your tax here. But why
Speaker 3: can't we do that? Why can't we he and more
Speaker 3: and more.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure why.
Speaker 15: I just saw there was a story, I think in
Speaker 15: Western Virginia where they had the detainer on a man,
Speaker 15: they let him out and he committed murder again a while,
Speaker 15: I think you do have to ask, are you just
Speaker 15: actually an accomplice in assaults, in robberies and homicides.
Speaker 2: At this point?
Speaker 20: And Blake, if I can jump in as well, going
Speaker 20: back to these numbers, there's another eleven thousand. And keep
Speaker 20: in mind too that these are already illegal aliens and
Speaker 20: then they've committed violent crimes against American citizens. They're currently
Speaker 20: in custody in state custody in Illinois and New York,
Speaker 20: and because these jurisdictions refuse to work with that relations,
Speaker 20: they are simply potentially going to be re releasing all
Speaker 20: of these people back out onto the streets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's offensive and you guys are doing a great job. Everybody.
Speaker 3: Please follow TPUSA Frontlines, the Great Savan Hernandez and Monica page.
Speaker 3: Please check them out, follow them on socials where you're at,
Speaker 3: how do people find you?
Speaker 11: Go?
Speaker 20: Follow me on ex it sav says.
Speaker 22: Sav says, what about Youmonica follow me on X Monica
Speaker 22: page TV, p AI.
Speaker 3: G E TV. That's wonderful. Okay, guys, what do we
Speaker 3: think about Erica Kirk? Do we love Erica Kirk? Or what?
Speaker 3: Is she doing a great job? She's doing a phenomenal job.
Speaker 3: When I think about what she's been through and how
Speaker 3: courageous and brave, and the poise and the gracefulness that
Speaker 3: she has comported herself, I just it's enough to make
Speaker 3: you emotional watching it. I want to play something from Erica.
Speaker 3: This is her bragging on this amazing event that our
Speaker 3: team has pulled off. So I want to hear I
Speaker 3: want you to hear it from her in her own words.
Speaker 3: Three point thirty two.
Speaker 13: We have forty breakout sessions, one hundred and seventy eight sponsors,
Speaker 13: all fifty states represented. We have twenty five countries represented
Speaker 13: plus Puerto Rico. But I have the list here. Don't worry, guys.
Speaker 13: Egypt is not on the list. Don't worry about that.
Speaker 13: But oh, how funny I say Egypt and my iPad
Speaker 13: turns on fun Where were we?
Speaker 3: Okay? We have so that's twenty five countries, all fifty states,
Speaker 3: one hundred and seventy eight sponsors, forty breakout sessions everybody,
Speaker 3: and thirty one thousand patriots from all across the country,
Speaker 3: in the world. It's amazing, it's amazing, all for Charlie.
Speaker 3: And here here one more thing from Erica here at
Speaker 3: play cut three twenty six.
Speaker 13: He believed disagreement was something not to be canceled. It
Speaker 13: was something to confront with clarity, courage, and grace, and
Speaker 13: Charlie loved truth way more than conformity.
Speaker 3: Amen to that. So as you guys go out into
Speaker 3: the breakouts, make sure you're plugging in with other organizations
Speaker 3: with this organizations signing up, being volunteers, getting out in
Speaker 3: the field, action, action, action. This is not an event
Speaker 3: for mere spectators or observers. We want you to be
Speaker 3: active and get involved every way you can. That's the
Speaker 3: whole spirit. If you want to honor Charlie's a couple
Speaker 3: of things you can do. Go to church, make sure
Speaker 3: you're going to church, pray, read your Bible, and get
Speaker 3: involved to save this country everybody. So we're that's what
Speaker 3: we're dedicating ourselves to. That's why we're here, and we're
Speaker 3: so grateful to have you all here. So you guys
Speaker 3: happy to be here. I'm really excited right now. We
Speaker 3: are joined right here on this set by two great
Speaker 3: Americans that many of you probably follow on social media,
Speaker 3: and of course that is Michael Cernovich. Mike Cernovich. I
Speaker 3: don't know why through Michael that the great Cernovich and
Speaker 3: we well hold on Blake Marnell otherwise known as pre
Speaker 3: big Suits in the house. You guys are you guys
Speaker 3: are keen observers of the political movement, the moment that
Speaker 3: we exist in right now. And I you know, I
Speaker 3: keep referencing the fact that you know, last night was
Speaker 3: was spicy, it was fun, it was people were mixing
Speaker 3: it up.
Speaker 24: Uh.
Speaker 3: And so I'm gonna play one of these clips here
Speaker 3: because I think it's important. You know, let's just let's
Speaker 3: just do it. Ben Shapiro, he was the second speaker.
Speaker 3: Obviously we had Erica Kirk. It was amazing, amazing intro.
Speaker 3: By the way, who was in the room for the
Speaker 3: intro where Charlie introduced Erica Kirk to the stage. I
Speaker 3: was getting pretty emotional right there. She did an amazing job.
Speaker 3: But then you know, some of the fireworks started. Ben
Speaker 3: Shapiro started three three four, first off.
Speaker 25: I should break the omerita here and just be a
Speaker 25: little bit clear. The notion that people in our industry
Speaker 25: are close friends, like we all take holiday breaks with
Speaker 25: each other and go to each other's kids graduations and
Speaker 25: stuff is generally untrue. Some people do that, most of
Speaker 25: us don't. But even if it were true that other
Speaker 25: public figures were our best friends, our very best friends,
Speaker 25: that does not relieve us of our duty to speak
Speaker 25: out of principle and not to cover up evil or
Speaker 25: shy away from addressing it out of friendship. So no,
Speaker 25: Tucker Carlson, it is not an excuse to go silence
Speaker 25: on Cannas's targeting of TPUSA. There is only one moral
Speaker 25: side here, Erica Kirk's side.
Speaker 3: All right, Mike, I'm gonna go to you. We were
Speaker 3: talking in the break that you had some opinions about this.
Speaker 3: What do you make of this? Are you do you
Speaker 3: get uncomfortable? Are you okay with this? Is it healthy?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 26: I think don't do it here at this event. So
Speaker 26: for me, I've always been a daily wire. Respector they
Speaker 26: get people jobs, ploye thousand people. Occasionally I disagree with
Speaker 26: Ben Shapiro, but I'm not like trying to blast them
Speaker 26: every day. You gotta look at the good that we're doing,
Speaker 26: and people shouldn't do that here. I'm all for the drama,
Speaker 26: even though I'm old now. I don't want to participate
Speaker 26: in it.
Speaker 19: But I watch the clips.
Speaker 26: I'm not gonna I'm not gonna pretend I'm above at all.
Speaker 26: I watch every clips, like right away when they load up.
Speaker 26: I try to stay out of it. And I think
Speaker 26: people need to be more like Charlie and realize that
Speaker 26: if we lose in the midterms.
Speaker 19: That we lose in twenty twenty eight, Like, what do
Speaker 19: we win?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 19: Does it feel good to vent your This is like
Speaker 19: a young man's game.
Speaker 3: Ben's old.
Speaker 19: I'm old.
Speaker 26: This venting your spleen is a young man's game. You
Speaker 26: don't get to do that when you're old. That you
Speaker 26: gotta you gotta tone it down and realize if we.
Speaker 3: Lose, we're screwed. Man.
Speaker 19: You gotta just play along.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I think, yeah, there's people you can
Speaker 3: clap for that. You guys can clap for that. I
Speaker 3: hear it out there, Blake, what do you make of
Speaker 3: what you saw that?
Speaker 4: Were you in the room when I was watching and
Speaker 4: I was in the what was it?
Speaker 3: What was it? I was backstage, so I didn't I
Speaker 3: didn't get a good sense of the audience. How did
Speaker 3: how What was the reaction? And what's your take on it?
Speaker 8: You know, I think that I think that I characterized
Speaker 8: this scorched earth.
Speaker 27: I wasn't expecting that he came out very hard on that,
Speaker 27: and I think the Canvases deserve.
Speaker 2: To be called out.
Speaker 27: I'm not saying I agree with everything, but I echo
Speaker 27: mic sentiments that you know, what isn't important is winning
Speaker 27: the midterms, and this is a temporary blip. Once we
Speaker 27: get all of our our ducks in a row and
Speaker 27: we're all aligned for.
Speaker 8: The same purpose, it's gonna be so much better.
Speaker 27: And we need to start focusing on that as opposed
Speaker 27: to the small things that that we were disagreeing on.
Speaker 27: And as Charlie has often said, now when you stop
Speaker 27: talking to people, bad things start happening. And with on
Speaker 27: our own side, now we need to continue talking. We
Speaker 27: can't be ostracizing people who have a slightly different opinion
Speaker 27: on a minor issue when we all agree about the
Speaker 27: large issues.
Speaker 26: Yeah, So can I say something real quick, because here's
Speaker 26: my pa. I don't do radio much. Saw probably jibber
Speaker 26: jabber too much, but Charlie got that. And this is
Speaker 26: something that a lot of people don't understand. Being a
Speaker 26: podcaster and winning elections are two different things, right.
Speaker 19: Charlie was like, you gotta get out the vote. You
Speaker 19: gotta drive.
Speaker 3: People to vote.
Speaker 26: And you can tell with with the drama using a
Speaker 26: big name to click bait. You get the clip, a
Speaker 26: million people watch it, Your followers say, how does that
Speaker 26: get out the vote? That doesn't that doesn't get out
Speaker 26: the vote, and.
Speaker 19: And and this is about this is about driving out
Speaker 19: the vote. That's what Charlie's mission is.
Speaker 26: So people want to do KFE pro wrestling things. They
Speaker 26: want to go fight Jake Paul in the ring, Go
Speaker 26: do that, Go fight Jake Paul the ring, Go fight
Speaker 26: Sam Hyde. But this is like, are you getting the
Speaker 26: vote out? And if you're not giving the vote out,
Speaker 26: keep it to yourself.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna pay fade.
Speaker 15: Line is pretty funny because one of the one of
Speaker 15: the older, weirder, dumber conspiracy theories we'd have about Charlie
Speaker 15: is that all of the speeches are dictated or pre planned.
Speaker 15: I think I think we successfully debunked that one last night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I actually I don't know if you ended up doing,
Speaker 3: but I told Knowles, I was like, you know what
Speaker 3: you should do. It's just like be like, well, I
Speaker 3: guess we know that Charlie doesn't. And turning point, don't
Speaker 3: tell people what to say from the stage, and we don't.
Speaker 3: By the way people think it's like, oh, we have
Speaker 3: this elaborate scheme that we you know, it's all orchestrated. No,
Speaker 3: we just say like, hey, you're cool. We like you
Speaker 3: go do what you do. Like, we don't want to
Speaker 3: bring people that we have to tell what to say.
Speaker 3: By the way, people if they're gonna be speaking on
Speaker 3: the main stage, they have something to say, they have
Speaker 3: something worthwhile, they've earned the right to be there. And
Speaker 3: I think that's a really important point to make. So
Speaker 3: thanks bringing that up. Like you tweet, I'm gonna paraphrase it,
Speaker 3: but you basically tweeted something. And by the way, you
Speaker 3: gotta follow Cernovich on on X. He's one of the
Speaker 3: key follows if you want to understand the heartbeat of
Speaker 3: the movement. Mike, you said some thing again paraphrasing that
Speaker 3: you when you look to who you take your cues from,
Speaker 3: you're gonna give a lot more credits to the people
Speaker 3: that are actually in the field doing the work. And
Speaker 3: you're gonna you're gonna downgrade the people that just like
Speaker 3: basically sit behind a camera and aren't aren't doing the work.
Speaker 3: Why is that so important? Build that out right?
Speaker 26: So, what podcasts do is they create a sense of
Speaker 26: false Catharsis. It's a pied piper thing. They go, oh,
Speaker 26: I'm your voice, come watch me. Oh, buy my merch
Speaker 26: and do this, and use my coupon code and do
Speaker 26: this and do that, which is all great. People have
Speaker 26: to make a living, but if you lose, you've you've
Speaker 26: fallen for an illusion. It's a it's a demonic illusion
Speaker 26: to its First of all, it's idolatry. It's anti Christian,
Speaker 26: it's it's idolatry first of all, to have this weird
Speaker 26: parasocial relationship with podcasters. I always tell people, don't don't
Speaker 26: act weird around me, because that's a sin for you
Speaker 26: and a sin for me too, because that it leads
Speaker 26: me to ego and.
Speaker 3: Pride and everything else.
Speaker 26: What matters is like, are you are you driving out
Speaker 26: the vote? Are you winning? And what my problem with
Speaker 26: the podcast or thinking Charlie really pushed back.
Speaker 2: He was a visionary.
Speaker 26: He had a podcast that some idiot's gonna clip it
Speaker 26: and say, oh, Cernavi a Chase podcast.
Speaker 19: No no, no podcast is a necessary mechanism.
Speaker 26: But if you're not converting that to votes, and you're
Speaker 26: only converting that to merch, to an email list, to
Speaker 26: selling things, you're creating an idol of yourself, which is demonic.
Speaker 19: You're encouraging a false Catharsist and a false consciousness.
Speaker 26: Of your own audience that you're leading them into deception
Speaker 26: and you're not even winning, right, You're.
Speaker 19: Not moving the needle.
Speaker 26: So that's what people don't under what you guys know,
Speaker 26: what Turning Point knows. And that's why I was a
Speaker 26: Day one supporter of Turning Point back when Charlie had
Speaker 26: the Socialism Sucks t shirts. And I've always supported you guys,
Speaker 26: even no matter who goes after you, because I don't
Speaker 26: want to knock on doors. I want to be lazy
Speaker 26: at home with my kids. So I feel like, if
Speaker 26: you want to be at home on social media, you
Speaker 26: better be promoting the heck out of the people that
Speaker 26: are doing the door knocking, because that's how you want elections.
Speaker 3: Well said, give it up. For Mike there, guys. And
Speaker 3: by the way, he's under selling his utility. Mike's done
Speaker 3: a lot of in the field work over the years.
Speaker 3: And by the way, twenty sixteen probably wouldn't happen without
Speaker 3: Mike Cernovich. Okay, you don't have Trump in the White House.
Speaker 3: He was one of the ring leaders, one of the
Speaker 3: captains on the field, the generals on the field that
Speaker 3: was getting people in the right direction. So you're undertelling yourself, Blake.
Speaker 3: You know more about the vibe on the ground of
Speaker 3: MAGA because you visit all the rallies, you visit all
Speaker 3: the events. You're so faithful in that. Be honest. What's
Speaker 3: the vibe right now?
Speaker 27: Well, are concerned, were definitely concerned about the midterms. People
Speaker 27: are definitely concerned about the mid terms. But I think
Speaker 27: they're also optimistic, and I think the vibe is still
Speaker 27: you know, to be honest, it's not as great as
Speaker 27: it was coming into twenty twenty four, but I think
Speaker 27: it's still positive and I think people realize that victory
Speaker 27: is still ours to have if, like Mike said, we
Speaker 27: get out there and we do it.
Speaker 8: And you know, when I was out.
Speaker 27: There turning point action in their recollection for Dorian Taylor
Speaker 27: here in Mesa. I see those armies of people out
Speaker 27: there volunteering, which you want exactly, and you know it
Speaker 27: makes a difference. And I knocked on a few doors myself.
Speaker 27: I'm not gonna say I was, you know, a huge
Speaker 27: critical part of that, but I did a small part
Speaker 27: and all those small parts add up, and I encourage
Speaker 27: you all.
Speaker 2: To Did you wear the brick suit?
Speaker 4: No, I didn't wear the bricksuit for knocking on doors.
Speaker 27: I mean that wouldn't be a you go to your
Speaker 27: ring doorbell and you see a wall that's not gonna
Speaker 27: be That's not.
Speaker 2: Something you open up.
Speaker 9: So I didn't use didn't use the suit for that.
Speaker 2: Heartbreaking Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean we've got one minute left here, Mike, what
Speaker 3: what is your marching orders? If you had Let's just
Speaker 3: imagine Mike Johnson, speaker Johnson is watching this right now.
Speaker 3: Leaders in Washington, what's your message right now? What do
Speaker 3: they have to do?
Speaker 19: If you're in Congress, do congressional things.
Speaker 26: I'm so sick of them all being influencers like I don't.
Speaker 3: Care what like.
Speaker 26: Yeah, it's like Ted Cruz, you're in the Senate, I
Speaker 26: don't care you've been hate talker. I'm not Tucker's bodyguard.
Speaker 26: I don't care hate Tucker. But you're in the Senate.
Speaker 26: You need to be doing senator things, not tweeting all day.
Speaker 26: Mike Johnson needs to not be an influencer. We need
Speaker 26: if you're in Congress, be in Congress, and if you
Speaker 26: don't want to do your job in Congress, then go
Speaker 26: do a podcast and then see if anybody really cares
Speaker 26: so do congressional things.
Speaker 3: If you're in Congress, great, yeah, well said Mike. I
Speaker 3: think everybody agrees.
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Speaker 10: All right, right here, First off, I want to mention
Speaker 10: Angie Morphine, one of the Angel Moms. Reuben Morphine son
Speaker 10: was murdered by me illegal alien What got me involved
Speaker 10: in the border stories?
Speaker 9: Her and Agnes Gibney. God bless you, Angie.
Speaker 11: If you want to say anything, just thank you and
Speaker 11: please support President Trump on everything that he's doing.
Speaker 19: Because he's the greatest president we've ever had.
Speaker 3: And to answer your.
Speaker 10: Question, yes, those mayors and those governors need to be arrested.
Speaker 9: They're obstructing ice.
Speaker 10: And it's moms like Angie that we need to uplift,
Speaker 10: not the illegal aliens that these sanctuary jurisdictions are helping out.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 29: I've been watching Charlie for years and I particularly love
Speaker 29: when he went to the college campus to debate women
Speaker 29: on on the abortion issue and the unborn. And so
Speaker 29: I work for an organization called Save the Storks, and
Speaker 29: we're here and it's our first time at Amphis. So
Speaker 29: we want to honor Charlie's legacy by raising money for
Speaker 29: a mobile medical clinic in Erica Kirk's name, in his honor,
Speaker 29: that will serve women, that will love on women with
Speaker 29: hope and compassion. When they come on our clinic and
Speaker 29: they see their baby for the first time, they choose life.
Speaker 29: And we're going to honor Charinette Charlie, and we're going
Speaker 29: to sponsor you. We're to keep coming back over and
Speaker 29: over again until abortion is unthinkable.
Speaker 3: Good man.
Speaker 9: And one more, we have a birthday.
Speaker 3: We got a birthday.
Speaker 4: We got a birthday.
Speaker 10: A friend of mine from Fresno, California. But more important
Speaker 10: than the birthday is what you're working on. Tell us
Speaker 10: about the organization.
Speaker 9: What you guys do.
Speaker 24: Yes, So, I sit on the board for Betrell Project
Speaker 24: USA dot org and we give voices to the one
Speaker 24: point six million victims who were killed in US hospitals
Speaker 24: on US soil due to the mandated and government incentivized
Speaker 24: hospital COVID protocols. So share your story Betrell Project USA
Speaker 24: dot org.
Speaker 7: You are not alone.
Speaker 3: Thank you for that. That's great. Is this working here?
Speaker 3: It is, Blake. I'm gonna let you drive here. This
Speaker 3: is a very personal story for you as well, but
Speaker 3: for Charlie in the last weeks of his life. Tell
Speaker 3: us about it. Yeah.
Speaker 15: So, as a lot of people know, one of the
Speaker 15: last things Charlie did was he went on a trip
Speaker 15: to Korea.
Speaker 2: He spoke I was with him on that. He spoke
Speaker 2: at build Up.
Speaker 15: Korea, which it was really something to behold because it
Speaker 15: truly was let's look at Amfest and copy everything about
Speaker 15: it has that neon color scheme that we use, looked
Speaker 15: exactly like an Amfest event.
Speaker 2: But it was in Korea, and one of the things
Speaker 2: he did there was he was.
Speaker 3: Meeting with pastors in Korea.
Speaker 15: Korea has a very fraught political environment right now, and
Speaker 15: a lot of pastors and Christians are right at the
Speaker 15: center of it. So one of the men he met
Speaker 15: was Pastor Son. That's his name, Kimbo Son is the
Speaker 15: pastor's name. And we're joined now by very shortly after
Speaker 15: meeting Charlie, he was arrested, in fact, So we're joined
Speaker 15: right here at Amfest by.
Speaker 2: Two of pastors sons. Sons, keep that, keep that in order.
Speaker 2: They are Chance Son and Young Kwan Son.
Speaker 15: So give a warm welcome to both of them.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for having us here.
Speaker 30: We are so honored to be presented on Charloie Kirks show,
Speaker 30: which we admire in Korea's love as well.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 15: So, why don't you just explain what's going on in
Speaker 15: your country and what happened to your father.
Speaker 30: Yeah, so my father got arrested because of the wrong
Speaker 30: interpretation of electional law and because my father criticized the
Speaker 30: candidates for pushing idea LGBT agenda and walkism into schools.
Speaker 30: My father got arrested for being too political from the
Speaker 30: pulpit and also speaking out against the candidate for promising
Speaker 30: to appoint thirty percent of the public sector positions for
Speaker 30: sexual minorities, which is absurd, And as a pastor, my
Speaker 30: father had to speak out. And because of that very reason,
Speaker 30: my father got arrested. And it's been one hundred and
Speaker 30: third day, marking one hundred and third day today, yep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So let's make sure everybody's got the story here.
Speaker 3: Play three three, five, guys, If I.
Speaker 31: Am imprisoned, it will prove that Korea is no longer free.
Speaker 31: Reverend Chan Bosson made that statement just before entering the
Speaker 31: police station for a pre trial hearing on September eighth.
Speaker 31: Despite being a preliminary session, the court approved his arrest
Speaker 31: warrant and detained him immediately. Charges against pastors Son include
Speaker 31: violating election laws, specifically for interviewing a candidate on issues
Speaker 31: the government interpreted as illegal campaigning. Authority cited risk of
Speaker 31: light and destroying evidence as the reasons for his detention
Speaker 31: illegal campaigning.
Speaker 2: That's a remarkable thing to hear.
Speaker 3: About a pastor. No less so does a pastor just
Speaker 3: lose their free speech in Korea basically as soon as
Speaker 3: they start shepherding of luck?
Speaker 30: Basically basically, yeah, they're losing the constitutional right set that
Speaker 30: we are born with.
Speaker 2: So free speech is basically being violated in Korea.
Speaker 30: And if you have enough of influence, even as a pastor,
Speaker 30: you're not allowed to speak out, even if the biblical
Speaker 30: values are being harmed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and one of Charlie's passions was ensuring that we
Speaker 3: the people in the church pews, have our voice. So Charlie,
Speaker 3: that's why we have TPUSA Faith to say that there
Speaker 3: is a vacuum in the culture, and if we don't
Speaker 3: feel it as Christians, then people that don't share our
Speaker 3: values are going to do it and we're not gonna
Speaker 3: like the outcome. Okay, So we have to be involved
Speaker 3: in Korea. They're making that a legal to be involved.
Speaker 3: So I have a question for you, what has the
Speaker 3: United States government done to help your father?
Speaker 30: So we I was thankfully invited by the White House
Speaker 30: Faith Office a month back.
Speaker 2: To be able to serve my father's story.
Speaker 30: And they are aware of this situation and they're trying
Speaker 30: to find ways to help out. But we need not
Speaker 30: only Koreans, but Christians, brothers in Christ, brothers and sisters
Speaker 30: in Christ to speak out for religious freedom and also
Speaker 30: our constitutional rights.
Speaker 2: Because Korean Christian constitution.
Speaker 30: Is written off based off US constitutions, so we must
Speaker 30: ensure constitutional rights freedom, free speech, religious freedom. However, it's
Speaker 30: being violated and we are taking they're taking away our freedom.
Speaker 30: So we need you Americans and the government to push
Speaker 30: to tell the current.
Speaker 2: Government that this is not right.
Speaker 3: Take us own, Blake.
Speaker 15: Korea is one of the most Christian countries in Asia.
Speaker 15: They can be a great friend of ours and they
Speaker 15: should be a friend of ours.
Speaker 3: Or they need to get their act together here and guys,
Speaker 3: do what you can support Pastor Son. It's very important.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, Thank you. We're gonna take We're
Speaker 3: gonna have a turning point action segment here for you guys,
Speaker 3: because again it's all about action, action action, right. So GPUSA,
Speaker 3: it's all about college campuses, it's all about reaching young people.
Speaker 3: Turning point action is all about winning elections, right, So
Speaker 3: they go hand in hand. One feeds off the other.
Speaker 3: That's what we like to do here. So but before
Speaker 3: we get into this very important segment, I want to
Speaker 3: put a bow on the last one. So if you
Speaker 3: want to support Pastor Sun out of Satria, who's been
Speaker 3: in prison for his political beliefs because he happens to
Speaker 3: be a pastor. Row this the QR code up there, please,
Speaker 3: so everybody put it up there, the QR code. If
Speaker 3: you scan that QR code, everybody out there, take you,
Speaker 3: get your phones out, take a picture. You can sign
Speaker 3: the petition. Sign the petition, get involved in freeing this
Speaker 3: man who spoke up for his faith, who spoke up
Speaker 3: for his country, and was imprisoned two weeks after Charlie
Speaker 3: met him. By the way, it's just the whole thing
Speaker 3: is insane, and the timing you have to imagine for
Speaker 3: South Korea is providential. You have to believe that. So
Speaker 3: please take that QR code, sign the petition, get involved,
Speaker 3: raise awareness for pastor Son. It's it's unacceptable what's happened
Speaker 3: to him. Thank you Mary for sending me that. Thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, So transitioning to turning point action. Brett Galizhevski,
Speaker 3: you are I think like you're You're like our mascot
Speaker 3: out there, you Brett. You guys know Brett Galizhski. Brett,
Speaker 3: your profile keeps rising because I think people feed off
Speaker 3: your energy. You are. You're a dynamic, you're excited, you're enthusiastic,
Speaker 3: the floor is yours might be. Explain what we're doing
Speaker 3: right now, Explain what Turning Point Action is about, how
Speaker 3: people can get involved with give them the thirty thousand foot.
Speaker 7: I appreciate that, Andrew. It's great to be here, and
Speaker 7: it's great to have all you guys here today. The
Speaker 7: energy is through the roof, isn't it.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 7: We are so excited because at Turning Point Action, we're
Speaker 7: gonna be turning the page into twenty twenty six, which
Speaker 7: is going to be the make or break year to
Speaker 7: save our country. People have asked me all over this weekend,
Speaker 7: you know what's at stake in twenty twenty six. The
Speaker 7: short answer is everything that we have worked so hard
Speaker 7: to make happen. And right now Indiana is a little
Speaker 7: bit of the epicenter of conservative politics. Right now, we
Speaker 7: just got done fighting a big fight in Indiana at
Speaker 7: the state House among these Republican legislators that refuse to
Speaker 7: vote yes to a nine to zero map, allowing US
Speaker 7: Conservatives to be in the best possible position to compete
Speaker 7: to win back the House for representatives next year. But
Speaker 7: then on top of that, that's only a small sliver
Speaker 7: of what we've been doing at turning point action. We're
Speaker 7: building the pieces so we can build that red wall
Speaker 7: that allows us to compete in twenty twenty eight. And
Speaker 7: so that's what Brandon is here for today. That's what
Speaker 7: we're really excited to talk about.
Speaker 3: All right, So what is the red wall?
Speaker 7: So we talked about this on the show before. The
Speaker 7: blue Wall historically has always been a combination of Pennsylvania, Michigan,
Speaker 7: and Wisconsin. And the best play in the Democratic playbook
Speaker 7: has always been for them to pick off two of
Speaker 7: those three states. We really threw a wrench in their
Speaker 7: plans in twenty twenty four. We won Wisconsin, we won Michigan,
Speaker 7: we won Pennsylvania, and so now you look at it's
Speaker 7: a numbers game. In twenty twenty eight. We have to
Speaker 7: get to that two seventy electoral map percentage. And right
Speaker 7: now we believe that our best path to the two
Speaker 7: seventy electoral mark is a combination of Arizona. That's always
Speaker 7: been important, it still will be in Arizona. Nevadavada.
Speaker 3: I'm a Nevada boy, and any Nevada's in the house
Speaker 3: besides me, anybody.
Speaker 7: I got nobody, nobody, but certainly not least New Hampshire.
Speaker 7: That is the new battleground state.
Speaker 3: Now New Hampshire, we don't have Nevada.
Speaker 15: Describe this because New Hampshire never voted for Donald Trump,
Speaker 15: for example, in any of those three elections. So what's
Speaker 15: changing in the state that makes it part of a
Speaker 15: red wall.
Speaker 7: Well, so that was the swing state that Trump lost
Speaker 7: by the slimmest margin. And let's just compare New Hampshire
Speaker 7: to a state like Wisconsin, which was one of the
Speaker 7: red Wall states in twenty twenty four. The thing that
Speaker 7: New Hampshire has over Wisconsin is twofold one a Republican governor,
Speaker 7: so it's a lot easier for us to build that infrastructure,
Speaker 7: and then two more registered Republicans than registered Democrats. A
Speaker 7: state like Wisconsin, for instance, does not register by party,
Speaker 7: so it's really hard to model, it's really hard to
Speaker 7: create shape files, and it allows us to target voters
Speaker 7: in kind of just an improper way. In New Hampshire,
Speaker 7: there's a huge libertarian faction, there's a huge Chaseful independent faction,
Speaker 7: and more importantly, there are more Republicans. So that's what
Speaker 7: makes us very intrigued by New Hampshire and why we're
Speaker 7: really excited to be launching our full scale ballot chase
Speaker 7: operation over the next four years in the Granite State.
Speaker 3: Yeah, full scale. So Arizona was a great example of
Speaker 3: what turning point action can do when we do the
Speaker 3: get out the vote, chase the vote operation.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: So, we had full employment, thousands of volunteers, door knocking
Speaker 3: and what we do, and I don't want to give
Speaker 3: away the secret sauce too much, but some of this
Speaker 3: is public is we divide the state into these very
Speaker 3: bite sized little chunks, and we assign people on those territories,
Speaker 3: and then their job is to contact everybody on their list.
Speaker 3: They had the low prop conservative, probably Republican voters, and
Speaker 3: we knock on their door, we text them, we call them.
Speaker 3: We're nice to them. We'd be their neighbor, we'd be there.
Speaker 3: You try and be the mayor of your little territory.
Speaker 3: You invite them to things, You get them involved so
Speaker 3: that when election month comes, they already know who you are.
Speaker 3: They know they can trust you, they can use you
Speaker 3: as a resource. That's the idea. So Arizona was a
Speaker 3: great example of that. We lost in twenty twenty by
Speaker 3: about ten thousand votes in of Arizona, right, a lot
Speaker 3: of Shenanigans. We don't need to religate the pass Arizona
Speaker 3: became the best performing swing state in twenty twenty four
Speaker 3: because of the work that Bretton's team and Tyler Boyer
Speaker 3: and Turning Point Action did getting out the vote almost
Speaker 3: six percent. Trump won this state by almost six percent,
Speaker 3: and it was like a margin of almost two hundred
Speaker 3: thousand vote victory in twenty twenty four. Yeah, you can
Speaker 3: cheer for that, Thank you, Caleb. So that's the power
Speaker 3: of actually doing the machinery of getting out low prop votes.
Speaker 3: So what people don't fully understand, they still don't grasp
Speaker 3: this yet, is that in the era of Trump, that
Speaker 3: we have become the low prop party. The whole makeup
Speaker 3: of the conservative movement has changed. Now they have the
Speaker 3: more reliable voters, but we have more of them. That's
Speaker 3: the key, and that's why you're seeing us win national
Speaker 3: popular votes at the presidential level in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: So our job then becomes a little bit trickier because
Speaker 3: we have to do the work to get them out.
Speaker 3: That's why what we're doing in New Hampshire is so
Speaker 3: that's why we're doing in Nevada is going to be
Speaker 3: so critical because if we can make these permanent outposts
Speaker 3: of Republican Party control conservative movement, then we're going to
Speaker 3: have a massive, massive advantage over Democrats because the way
Speaker 3: the census has changed, the way that voters have moved
Speaker 3: out of blue states and northern states and gone to
Speaker 3: the sun belt, the math doesn't work for them the
Speaker 3: same way it did previously. And so if we have
Speaker 3: New Hampshire, Nevada, Arizona, if we can hold those, they
Speaker 3: are going to have a very, very tough time winning
Speaker 3: a national election in the future. So let's go over
Speaker 3: to our New Hampshire man Brandon Malley here. Explain. Yeah,
Speaker 3: give him up. Get up for Brandon Mallee. Turn one action.
Speaker 3: He's doing the work. Explain the dynamics inside New Hampshire,
Speaker 3: because something people don't understand is that we have more
Speaker 3: Republicans than Democrats, but there's a lot of independence. So
Speaker 3: explain the dynamics, Brandon.
Speaker 32: So since twenty eighteen, the Republican voter registration numbers have
Speaker 32: gotten better and better with each election, regardless of whether
Speaker 32: it's been a good year for Republicans or not.
Speaker 4: That's one encouraging sign.
Speaker 32: Two, there's a big libertarian movement in New Hampshire that
Speaker 32: leans more republican. It's probably the biggest libertarian operation of
Speaker 32: any state in the country.
Speaker 3: In fact, there's even a.
Speaker 32: Project called the Free State Project that's getting people to
Speaker 32: move to the state of New Hampshire to make it
Speaker 32: more conservative minded, to make it a free state.
Speaker 3: It's to live free or die state. For a reason.
Speaker 32: The state legislature and the governor are Republican. They reflective
Speaker 32: of that on a state level. What we have to
Speaker 32: do is be reflective of that on a federal level.
Speaker 32: Is federally it's all Democrats. We need to get that
Speaker 32: independent vote voting the right way, and there are way
Speaker 32: too many dissecaged Republicans.
Speaker 3: So did you guys hear that New Hampshire has all
Speaker 3: state level Republican representation governor, state legislate, but for some
Speaker 3: reason on the federal level. We could postulate why that
Speaker 3: might be. Ben I was looking at you. I wonder
Speaker 3: if you got some ideas. But at the federal level
Speaker 3: we have zero representation for Republicans. That is a weird dynamic.
Speaker 3: So how are we going to change it? We're gonna
Speaker 3: change it.
Speaker 32: Well, Actually, it's surprising because every four years. New Hampshire
Speaker 32: gets the attention of the political universe.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 7: It's the center first.
Speaker 32: In the nation primary, which, by the way, many people
Speaker 32: in the state are upset that the Democrats are trying
Speaker 32: to take away.
Speaker 3: So we're going to be in defense of that. Number one.
Speaker 32: Number two, it's important to have year round infrastructure. It's
Speaker 32: amazing in the six months that I've been there that
Speaker 32: I've witnessed everything on the ground, how little infrastructure is
Speaker 32: in place outside of the presidential primary. So we are
Speaker 32: going to be the pre eminent organization putting bodies on
Speaker 32: the ground, chasing the low propensity Republican voters and teaching
Speaker 32: the grassroots in the conservative base how to actually win
Speaker 32: elections outside of primaries.
Speaker 3: Give it up for Brandon, guys, this is what we need.
Speaker 3: We need young, motivated, energetic people hitting the ground. And
Speaker 3: by the way, there's all these groups in New Hampshire.
Speaker 3: They sometimes they need an outside voice like Attorney Point
Speaker 3: Action or whatever to come in and kind of just
Speaker 3: rally them all together, give them the belief that they
Speaker 3: could do this. That's what we've seen across the country.
Speaker 7: But maybe talk to that Yeah, well, I mean, well
Speaker 7: Brandon was alluding to it, and it's a fascinating concept.
Speaker 7: In New Hampshire without an organized ballot chase effort, without
Speaker 7: really a ton of outside groups besides you know the
Speaker 7: legacy party apparatus that exists there, we're only losing elections
Speaker 7: in New Hampshire by the skin of our teeth. Would
Speaker 7: you imagine if we essentially carpet bomb New Hampshire now
Speaker 7: with a bunch of paid bodies on the ground, a
Speaker 7: bunch of volunteers that are trained on the concepts that
Speaker 7: you talked about Andrew, relational organizing, neighbors talking to other neighbors.
Speaker 7: It really puts us in a big position here to
Speaker 7: move the needle, not just a little bit in New Hampshire,
Speaker 7: but permanently in our corner for decades to come. New
Speaker 7: Hampshire has that ability, and that's why we're really excited
Speaker 7: to invest long term.
Speaker 3: So if people watching at home, or they're listening listening
Speaker 3: to the podcasts, or people in this event space right
Speaker 3: now want to get involved in twenty twenty six, twenty
Speaker 3: twenty eight, what do they do?
Speaker 7: Couple things so one and many people don't actually know this.
Speaker 7: We own Coalitions dot Com. At turning point action. Our
Speaker 7: coalitions program is our farm team, that is our volunteer
Speaker 7: field program where we organize, we recruit volunteers, we organize
Speaker 7: them and then give them the tools necessary to be
Speaker 7: able to whip up votes to chase those votes in
Speaker 7: those extremely important precincts in their states. So coalitions dot
Speaker 7: Com tep the action.
Speaker 3: That's when you do like Mom's coalition, farmer's coalition, his
Speaker 3: Spanish coalition, right correct.
Speaker 7: This is the concept of moms knocking on the doors
Speaker 7: of other moms, Latinos knocking on the doors of other Latinos,
Speaker 7: gen Z knocking on the doors of other gen Z.
Speaker 7: And so that that's the concept that we're building. And
Speaker 7: then from there, and this is the beauty of the
Speaker 7: model that we've built. We can take the best of
Speaker 7: the best volunteers that are now trained in turning point
Speaker 7: action concepts and essentially say to them, keep doing what
Speaker 7: you've already been doing, but now we'll pay you to
Speaker 7: ballot chase for us full time through chase the vote.
Speaker 7: And that's what we're going to replicate in Arizona, Nevada,
Speaker 7: and New Hampshire.
Speaker 3: All right, And we are hiring in Indiana right throughout
Speaker 3: three thirty eight. We're looking for field representatives, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah. If you would have told me a year ago
Speaker 7: that turning point Action was going to be hiring in Indiana,
Speaker 7: I would have told you were crazy. But about a
Speaker 7: month ago, Indiana became the last line of defense for
Speaker 7: US to be able to win back the House of
Speaker 7: Representatives next year. They had an opportunity to go from
Speaker 7: a seven to controlled map to a nine to zero
Speaker 7: Republican congressional map. Unfortunately, in an Indiana state Senate that
Speaker 7: has forty Republicans and only ten Democrats, we couldn't get
Speaker 7: the twenty five votes necessary for that map to pass.
Speaker 7: So now we want Indiana to be the cautionary tale
Speaker 7: of the century for these establishment folks, and we're going
Speaker 7: to go in. We're going to bodies on the ground.
Speaker 7: We're gonna primary these senators that refuse to support President Trump.
Speaker 3: Do you guys support that? You guys want to see
Speaker 3: us primary some state senators that refuse to get on
Speaker 3: board in Indiana. Now that's a shift of.
Speaker 7: Two congressional seats. It could have been massive. And knowing
Speaker 7: that Gavin Newsom stripped five Republican seats away from US
Speaker 7: in November, went Prop fifty. Indiana had an opportunity to
Speaker 7: really draw their line in the sand and reverse course.
Speaker 7: But the problem is, you have a state filled with
Speaker 7: MAGA Republicans, ran by MAGA haters. And we saw that
Speaker 7: all over the place, the Mike Pence footprint, the Mitch
Speaker 7: Daniels footprint. So we're coming into Indiana, we're penetrating the state,
Speaker 7: and we're saying, enough is enough. Let's get rid of
Speaker 7: these folks. Let's put the ground game necessary to be
Speaker 7: able to primary them, and let's save Indiana.
Speaker 3: All right, An Beest twenty twenty five, give it up
Speaker 3: for turning point action here.
Speaker 7: Thanks guys.
Speaker 3: These guys are the boots on the ground, the workers
Speaker 3: in the field, and we need harvesters in the field.
Speaker 3: So pray for them and God bless them. Thank you
Speaker 3: guys for coming. We got Ben he's out there talking
Speaker 3: to somebody that has how tall tiny tiny on six
Speaker 3: foot eight, six foot eight? All right, real.
Speaker 10: Quick, you were talking action, action, action. One other thing
Speaker 10: everyone needs to do across America. They've weaponized, the Left
Speaker 10: has weaponized all of these rapid response networks against ice.
Speaker 9: And border patrol.
Speaker 10: We've got to be out of the streets supporting ice
Speaker 10: and border patrol. We need mass deportations and mass prosecutions
Speaker 10: of everybody who's getting in the way, and the injustice
Speaker 10: system against President Trump. But speaking of the fights that
Speaker 10: we're in and how important, what turning Point does?
Speaker 3: Tell me your name again, Gabriel Murphy.
Speaker 10: Gabriel Murphy, first time at an event. He said, your
Speaker 10: family doesn't even know you're here. You're from Oakland, California.
Speaker 10: Why does this matter for.
Speaker 9: You so much to be here and support Turning Point?
Speaker 33: I just think it's really important that people know where
Speaker 33: their value is in there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm miliarly where their values lie.
Speaker 33: I think a lot of times a lot of people
Speaker 33: aren't really malicious, they just don't really know or don't
Speaker 33: really get a chance to get exposed to information. I
Speaker 33: got a lot of fights with my family after Charlie
Speaker 33: Kirk passed away, just in terms of they were saying that,
Speaker 33: you know, he was racist, you know, the whole thing.
Speaker 33: And I think it's just really important that people at
Speaker 33: least get a balanced viewpoint on who they are, where
Speaker 33: the values aligned. What does the Bible say about what
Speaker 33: we should and shouldn't believe? And there's not a lot
Speaker 33: of people that look like me, that believe what I believe.
Speaker 33: And so I got joined into this because I have
Speaker 33: a buddy that started turning point chapter at my college.
Speaker 33: I sat down and talked to him during COVID. It
Speaker 33: was just a whole thing. And so I think it's
Speaker 33: just really important that if you just talk to people
Speaker 33: and expose yourselves to different ideas and I think rationally
Speaker 33: instead of emotionally, that we can get along way in
Speaker 33: this country. So I'm kind of this is my first
Speaker 33: time being here. I'm really happy to be here. It's
Speaker 33: cool to see I've been way more patriotic in the
Speaker 33: last couple of years I've ever been in my life.
Speaker 3: So yeah, And by the way, there's a lot more
Speaker 3: people that look like you and think like you than
Speaker 3: you think. And so hopefully you're that's right.
Speaker 10: That's one of the lies that the main that the
Speaker 10: left wants you to believe.
Speaker 9: But that is shifting in America. There's a massive awakening happened.
Speaker 33: It's crazy too, because I spent a year in Hungary
Speaker 33: playing basketball, and there's a lot of stuff that we
Speaker 33: have here that they don't have over there, that like
Speaker 33: we really take for granted and I think if people
Speaker 33: with got a chance.
Speaker 2: To go live in other places, not the Hungary's bad place.
Speaker 33: Let me just I don't want to mess up international
Speaker 33: relations or anything like that, but but I think if
Speaker 33: you know, you spend time other places, there's a lot
Speaker 33: of stuff that we have here they don't have over there.
Speaker 3: Like they don't have barbecue, they don't have pickup trucks.
Speaker 3: It's crazy.
Speaker 33: So I think that people took more time being more
Speaker 33: grateful what we have.
Speaker 22: In the US.
Speaker 3: I think we go a lot further, a lot long
Speaker 3: the way.
Speaker 10: So God bless you man, thank you for coming out,
Speaker 10: and we're praying for your family.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you can be there at their bridge to take
Speaker 3: get here with us here. Thank you, Ben Berkram, the
Speaker 3: Great Ben Burkelem. Can we give it up for Ben?
Speaker 3: He's been amazing, all right?
Speaker 10: Po.
Speaker 3: So in the tradition of America Fest, we're doing the warmhand,
Speaker 3: and uh, what do you got planned for your shown?
Speaker 3: What can people expect?
Speaker 4: Andrew?
Speaker 2: Do I look like a guy with a plan?
Speaker 3: Do I look like? Now?
Speaker 2: What can we expect?
Speaker 6: We want high energy America First patriotism that will be
Speaker 6: coursing through America Fest.
Speaker 2: And we're gonna be sending a message.
Speaker 6: To all the people in the Swing States to Washington, DC.
Speaker 2: And yes, I don't just mean the Democrats. I mean the.
Speaker 6: Establishment Republicans as well, the Rhinos, people holding up the
Speaker 6: filibuster and the President's agenda.
Speaker 2: We're gonna make our voices heard tonight.
Speaker 3: All right, so nobody can go anywhere. Post's coming up next. Jack,
Speaker 3: You've got a few different duties at this event. You're
Speaker 3: gonna be speaking, You got a speech. You are also
Speaker 3: going to be on stage interviewing who tonight.
Speaker 2: I will be on stage.
Speaker 6: I think we're closing out tonight on stage interviewing Megan Kelly.
Speaker 2: You guys want to see that? Shall we interview Megan
Speaker 2: Kelly tonight?
Speaker 3: Send the questions you want Jack to ask Meghan to
Speaker 3: Freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. Over here, Yeah, Freedom
Speaker 3: at Charlie Kirk dot com. I will actually hand deliver
Speaker 3: those questions to Jack Pasobic.
Speaker 2: This will be fun.
Speaker 29: No.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: Something tells me though that I think a few of
Speaker 6: the questions may be uh already floating around online, and
Speaker 6: I'm sure that Meghan is knowing Meghan is already more
Speaker 6: than prepared to answer them.
Speaker 3: Yeah. No, she and by the way Meghan has been,
Speaker 3: she has been I think I think she was she
Speaker 3: gonna react maybe some of the criticism. But I will
Speaker 3: just tell you Megan behind the scenes has been wonderful
Speaker 3: and very supportive and you guys should know that. And
Speaker 3: we'll see what happens tonight.
Speaker 2: When I can't wait. I can't wait, look, because everybody
Speaker 2: wants to play.
Speaker 6: This game right, and I'll just I'll even I'll even
Speaker 6: you know, peel back the curtain.
Speaker 2: Everyone wants to go, Oh, whose side do you want?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: Whose side are you? Are you on Tucker side? Are
Speaker 2: you on Meghan's side? You on are you on Ben's side?
Speaker 3: This sideway?
Speaker 2: I'm no, no, I'm on Charlie side. Okay, Yeah, Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk's side.
Speaker 6: That's the side I'm on. I'm on turning point side.
Speaker 6: I'm on Erica Kirk's side. I'm on amfest side. I'm
Speaker 6: on America's side.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: It's about MAGA and it's about keeping the coalition together.
Speaker 6: Now that being said, that being said, when these issues.
Speaker 2: Do come up, what do we do you do? What
Speaker 2: Charlie did you talk about it? It's as simple as that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, said Blake. Final words.
Speaker 2: Man, I just yeah, you really dumped this on me,
Speaker 2: didn't you.
Speaker 15: No, it's we're having a very fun event. We're having
Speaker 15: a very outspoken event. I'm looking forward to what we're
Speaker 15: going to hear tonight. I think it'll be hard.
Speaker 2: To top the virality of last night. But I know, no,
Speaker 2: you Jack, you'll consider that a dare. You'll really you
Speaker 2: already are planning this, I imagine.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean it's a mega right, I'm just I'm
Speaker 6: just asking the questions. So I'm not trying to be
Speaker 6: the center of anything, but I mean give you the opportunity,
Speaker 6: you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I do have a reputation.
Speaker 3: Well, and I want to I want to wrap this
Speaker 3: up by just saying. One thing is that I can
Speaker 3: get over how encouraging it is for us to see
Speaker 3: all of you here, and how wonderful you guys have
Speaker 3: all been, how welcoming to each other. The energy in
Speaker 3: this room. It's hard to explain if you're not here,
Speaker 3: but it is extreme, it is wonderful, it is overflowing.
Speaker 3: So I just love the people that come to Amfest,
Speaker 3: that make the track from all over the country. You
Speaker 3: guys make this so much fun for us and so
Speaker 3: encouraging and if there's something about getting in person irl
Speaker 3: Jack not just being online, mister twitter Man, John, not
Speaker 3: just being online, actually getting in mixing it up with
Speaker 3: the people.
Speaker 7: For more on many of these stories and news you
Speaker 7: can trust, go to Charliekirk dot com