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Speaker 3: All Right, it's the day after It's February ninth, twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six. We're here in Phoenix, Arizona, Blake. What happened
Speaker 3: over the weekend, I'm not even sure. Well, there was
Speaker 3: some sporting event. It was really boring. It was actually
Speaker 3: it was it was.
Speaker 4: It was actually quite atrocious.
Speaker 3: It was probably I'm very happy.
Speaker 4: I'm very happy with the result, but it was not
Speaker 4: an exciting progression to that result.
Speaker 3: What was theesday? The league score? It was like it
Speaker 3: was I think six to nothing or twelve. I think
Speaker 3: it was twelve to I think it was six.
Speaker 4: I think it was six to nothing at the half
Speaker 4: and twelve to nothing going into the fourth quarter.
Speaker 3: And then we had it.
Speaker 4: And then I they even let me down in the
Speaker 4: fourth because it would at least be cool if we
Speaker 4: got the first shutout or if there had been no
Speaker 4: touchdowns the whole game. But then both teams got touchdowns
Speaker 4: and we just kind of got a normal final score,
Speaker 4: normal final Hat's got sat on? The game was not normal?
Speaker 4: The game was The game was like too normal. It
Speaker 4: was nothing normal plays and then like one fumble return
Speaker 4: touchdown that was okay.
Speaker 3: You think of like the great super Bowls of all time,
Speaker 3: like Elway, you know, never want won a super Bowl
Speaker 3: sixteenth year.
Speaker 4: You don't need to tell me about that one. No
Speaker 4: that we can forget about that one. Oh, I didn't
Speaker 4: realize it was a bad one for you. Well, I'm
Speaker 4: as I forget. I don't even remember who they were playing.
Speaker 4: More importantly, there was a cooler event during that sporting event.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then there was an even cooler event.
Speaker 4: No, No, the other the other thing in the middle
Speaker 4: of that sporting event was terrible, I am reliably told Listen.
Speaker 3: I got a lot of people.
Speaker 4: Told me They're like, I can't I wish there were subtitles.
Speaker 4: I can't tell what's going on.
Speaker 3: You don't want it the way. By the way we
Speaker 3: got the subtitles, we should probably tell you what Canejomalo,
Speaker 3: that other guy, that the thing, the other halftime show. Uh,
Speaker 3: that's how we should refer to it, the other halftime show. Yeah,
Speaker 3: the other one. So, yeah, we had a massive night
Speaker 3: last night, folks.
Speaker 5: I I.
Speaker 3: Would be lying if I told you I expected it
Speaker 3: to go that big, But it went huge, and so
Speaker 3: a huge shout out to Real America's Voice and Robin
Speaker 3: Parker sig there it is. Yeah, that's a graphic from
Speaker 3: this morning's Fox and Friends. I believe that was a
Speaker 3: ten million concurrence. I think we actually had more than
Speaker 3: ten million concurrence. That's just social media, just social media,
Speaker 3: so that's not including anybody that was brought you know,
Speaker 3: watching on TBN or one of the broadcast partners on
Speaker 3: Dish or DirecTV or any of those things. So, you know,
Speaker 3: the way Nielsen does the numbers, and we could go
Speaker 3: back and forth on this, so and nobody's gonna believe
Speaker 3: us if we if we tell you what the numbers are.
Speaker 3: But those are just straight from Rumble and YouTube twenty
Speaker 3: five million plus as of this morning. But the way
Speaker 3: Nielsen does Super Bowls is they add like a two
Speaker 3: point five multiplier on that because they are assuming that
Speaker 3: a lot of people are watching with their families or
Speaker 3: barbecues or watch parties. So we're we're really realistically looking
Speaker 3: at a probably a four forty to fifty million viewer total. Now,
Speaker 3: the Big Game is watched by an average about one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty five million. It's the most expensive advertising
Speaker 3: real estate on the planet. And when you have an
Speaker 3: alternative option that's garnering forty to fifty million eyeballs potentially,
Speaker 3: we're again I'm not giving an official number because I
Speaker 3: don't know the official number, and we're waiting for data
Speaker 3: to come in from some of our broadcast partners. But
Speaker 3: when you have an event that garners that much attention
Speaker 3: and those that many eyeballs, that's a tectonic shift in
Speaker 3: the culture. That is a shot across the bow. My
Speaker 3: phone has been blowing up with reporters this morning with
Speaker 3: the one question, does this change the halftime show forever?
Speaker 3: Does this? Is this the official damn break?
Speaker 4: Does it force them to take it back from jay Z?
Speaker 3: And I'm not even sure if they can. I think
Speaker 3: he's got at album by the Yeah, he's got a
Speaker 3: contract through twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 4: Good lord, and they just gave it to him because
Speaker 4: they felt bad about George Floyd. Basically is that what
Speaker 4: it was around that.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it was.
Speaker 4: I don't know for sure if it was before or after,
Speaker 4: but it was It might have been before, but it
Speaker 4: was during that kind of peaking cultural era where they
Speaker 4: need it. They basically got like politically guilted into doing this,
Speaker 4: among other things.
Speaker 3: Well, and you're if you're watching right now, you're seeing
Speaker 3: b roll from Brantley Gilbert. That is Gabby Barrett I
Speaker 3: think that the laser show on that song she did
Speaker 3: right there was insane, So hat tip to our production
Speaker 3: team that just did an amazing job. It was beautiful
Speaker 3: the way that she just stood there and the light
Speaker 3: show was kind of swirling around her. Kid Rock, Brandley Gilbert,
Speaker 3: Gabby Barrett, and Lee Brice, they all did an amazing job.
Speaker 3: I think the probably the most viral portion of the
Speaker 3: of just the performances came from Kid Rock when he
Speaker 3: came out as Robert Ritchie. So everybody you often hear
Speaker 3: people refer to him as Bob, and so he sang
Speaker 3: the second song under his real name, not as Kid Rocket,
Speaker 3: came out as Robert Ritchie, so it was kind of
Speaker 3: like a big moment for him. And he added a
Speaker 3: verse to a hit called Till you Can't And I
Speaker 3: saw that clip everywhere, So let's go ahead and play
Speaker 3: that two twenty two.
Speaker 1: There's a book that's sitting in your house somewhere that
Speaker 1: could use some dust and off there's a man who
Speaker 1: died for all our sense, hanging from the crow. You
Speaker 1: can give you the lifter, Jesus, and you give you
Speaker 1: a second chance Till you can't.
Speaker 3: Wow, I still get chills. I honestly watched that. It
Speaker 3: was it was just great music. It was just a
Speaker 3: really well done product, a really well done concert in
Speaker 3: the such a huge shout out to the bravery, the courage.
Speaker 3: It took. It took some guts. If you are Brandley, Gilbert,
Speaker 3: Lee Brice, Gabby Barrett and Kid.
Speaker 4: Rock, they like they they actually you know, they went
Speaker 4: against a very real pop culture and economic juggernaut that
Speaker 4: can really make things painful for you. They can say, oh,
Speaker 4: we're not going to let you perform at it's not
Speaker 4: even just super Bowl shows. But remember they have their
Speaker 4: they have their stuff at the opening of the season,
Speaker 4: they have other musical performances.
Speaker 3: They control the venues, and the same agents are behind
Speaker 3: the scenes, the same money exchanging hands. I mean, they
Speaker 3: can make things painful, and but you know, I think
Speaker 3: when you have a success like this, that's the most
Speaker 3: powerful thing. So now they get to go back to
Speaker 3: the people that might want to make it pain for
Speaker 3: them and say, well, listen, you know forty million eyeballs
Speaker 3: say say differently, and there's a market for this, get
Speaker 3: on board. So I think that's ultimately going to be
Speaker 3: the biggest thing. And listen is the Super Bowl. Is
Speaker 3: the halftime show changed forever? I think that's up to
Speaker 3: the folks that run the halftime show the other halftime show,
Speaker 3: But I think probably, I think the answer is probably
Speaker 3: we got you know, we'll got to wait and see.
Speaker 3: The future is unwritten still, and they have choices to
Speaker 3: make and listen. If they want to reach out and
Speaker 3: they want to call us in schedule a meeting and
Speaker 3: we could we could talk about what we would like
Speaker 3: to help them with, then you know we would we
Speaker 3: would engage that conversation. So, mister Commissioner the the you
Speaker 3: have a green light, please call us, set up a
Speaker 3: set up a call, we'll meet, will fly to you
Speaker 3: and we'll talk about it. Because this is important to
Speaker 3: the country, what we present on the biggest stage of
Speaker 3: our country. And you see that juxtaposition Kid Rock with
Speaker 3: the American flag behind him, and then you've got the
Speaker 3: other guy dancing around with flags from all over the
Speaker 3: Western hemisphere, basically signaling that this is that our country
Speaker 3: belongs to all of them and we better just get
Speaker 3: over it. We are a colony that is to be
Speaker 3: colonized by other people that don't speak our language, that
Speaker 3: don't share our values. That actually have a different culture
Speaker 3: completely from us, and we're just supposed to be okay
Speaker 3: with that. And you know, there's no hate, there's nothing
Speaker 3: but love. Like listen, this is capitalism. They're able to
Speaker 3: do that. And if they succeed doing that, who am
Speaker 3: I to say? The market will speak? But I think
Speaker 3: that's what's interesting about what happened last night. We just
Speaker 3: did a great concert with great music, with great message
Speaker 3: and great songs, and the market spoke, and so there
Speaker 3: is a tectonic shift that just happened last night in
Speaker 3: the culture. I don't think we've fully appreciated what just happened,
Speaker 3: but it happened, and there's no going back now. We
Speaker 3: just proved that you could take on the biggest entertainment
Speaker 3: media juggernaut in the country and that you could make
Speaker 3: a serious, sizeable dent. I did really like.
Speaker 4: That kid rock song was Ba with Deba, just because
Speaker 4: obviously this was substantially bro kind of the idea first
Speaker 4: came in bad Bunny dislikes America, and then he also
Speaker 4: refuses to sing in English, so we're going to have
Speaker 4: an English halftime show with the lyrics quote uh.
Speaker 3: Bah with Daba de Bang de Bang diggy.
Speaker 4: Diggy Diggy said the boogie said up drop the boogie,
Speaker 4: and he repeats that drop is English.
Speaker 3: Up drop, yeah, the up drop. All right, I'm not
Speaker 3: sure what it means.
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Speaker 3: we got some fun clips here that we need to
Speaker 3: play of just some of the people reacting last night.
Speaker 3: Did you have one in particular that you.
Speaker 4: Let's get the one. I don't have the number, the
Speaker 4: one where they're all where like the audience at the
Speaker 4: other game observing that alternative.
Speaker 3: Is the bar.
Speaker 4: No, no, not not the bar.
Speaker 3: Let's see U gosh, that's about seventy six. You'll find
Speaker 3: yours to seventy six. This is a bar scene reacting.
Speaker 4: Really fired up, I think, but I found the one.
Speaker 4: I think I wanted something between the audience, but you know,
Speaker 4: it's a bar. But like people who are at the
Speaker 4: game have nothing to do but to pay attention to
Speaker 4: the concert. So I believe this is the audience at
Speaker 4: the actual stadium. Two forty nine. Just really there was
Speaker 4: a longer video, so I had like one woman was
Speaker 4: like dancing, and like that was it.
Speaker 3: This is my This is a really funny one. This
Speaker 3: is a grandma reacting to it. Two fifty one.
Speaker 1: I don't know who is this?
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay saying I mean, like, what is this? This
Speaker 3: is ridiculous. Ain't got no manal flag.
Speaker 1: Now he's over play.
Speaker 3: And yeah, god, bless you to get off the stage.
Speaker 3: Please get off the stage. This, I mean, what in
Speaker 3: the world is all this foolish?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Get off the stage, please.
Speaker 3: Jee get off the stage. Please listen. They do them,
Speaker 3: We'll do us, We'll let the h We'll let the
Speaker 3: audience decide. Here's what's crazy though, probably the number one
Speaker 3: YouTube live stream in the history of YouTube, If not
Speaker 3: the first, it's definitely the second. That is a massive,
Speaker 3: massive accomplishment, and that was made possible by all of
Speaker 3: you guys spreading the words, finding a way, making a
Speaker 3: plan to change the channel. And uh, really really a
Speaker 3: really amazing moment, honestly, truly, truly an amazing cultural moment
Speaker 3: that we got to be a part of. How about
Speaker 3: this is the Real Housewives of New York star Jill Zarin.
Speaker 3: She's slamming it the not us, the other guys. Two
Speaker 3: fifty it was.
Speaker 6: The worst halftime show ever and it's two hundred and
Speaker 6: fifty years that was celebrating right.
Speaker 1: Now in the United States.
Speaker 6: And I just don't think it was appropriate to have
Speaker 6: it in Spanish. And quite frankly, I did need to
Speaker 6: see grabbing his you know, g Area. I think it
Speaker 6: was totally inappropriate. You've got all these young kids watching
Speaker 6: the Super Bowl, and he doesn't have to be grabbing
Speaker 6: himself every five seconds.
Speaker 1: He's so insecure.
Speaker 6: Seriously, I didn't understand that I don't speak Spanish. I
Speaker 6: would have liked to have known the words he was
Speaker 6: saying to me. It looked like a political statement because
Speaker 6: there were literally no white people in the entire thing.
Speaker 6: I just think that the NFL sold out, and it's
Speaker 6: very sad because seventy five years and you know, shame, shame.
Speaker 3: So you contrast that with you know, Kid Rock singing
Speaker 3: to Jesus You've got We had the beautiful tribute to
Speaker 3: Charlie as well, and so in honor of Charlie, we
Speaker 3: should play what his vision was for the halftime show
Speaker 3: two thirty two.
Speaker 2: When you have the most tele event, this is true,
Speaker 2: most televised event for the entire year, one of the
Speaker 2: most televised events on the planet, By the way, that
Speaker 2: should be a reflection of the virtue that hopefully you
Speaker 2: want society to embody.
Speaker 3: And instead you get some really like graphic stuff from
Speaker 3: the other guy. We actually have some of these. We
Speaker 3: had to like blur it out. What's the clip here,
Speaker 3: guys of the lyrics of some of these songs that
Speaker 3: he was singing. We have it here. I'm struggling while
Speaker 3: we're bringing it up.
Speaker 4: It's just like, the way is that they made it political.
Speaker 4: Where political we're a little subtle. So I think a
Speaker 4: lot of people missed it, like he says in the performance,
Speaker 4: he said, God bless America. Oh that sounds the whole
Speaker 4: pa drug and then he lists off every country in
Speaker 4: Latin America.
Speaker 3: Yes, because this.
Speaker 4: Is the thing that left wing Latinos get mad about
Speaker 4: that people call the United States America and they're appropriating
Speaker 4: the whole continent. Well, sorry, guys, we were the first
Speaker 4: independent country. And also we have America in our new
Speaker 4: and you guys don't, so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, totally. And and that was like that's with all
Speaker 3: the flags, and I mean it was just it was
Speaker 3: really offensive actually in so many ways. So this is
Speaker 3: two sixty two. These are the lyrics sung during his
Speaker 3: halftime show. If you translated into English, we had to
Speaker 3: blur out that much. And I'm sorry, eleven year olds
Speaker 3: are watching this, so ear muffs just I'm gonna try
Speaker 3: and do it the best I can. But it's important
Speaker 3: to say what was on the other screens. And it
Speaker 3: says real g guiding the new generations with the og
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Speaker 3: want blank push it in. This is uh, this is
Speaker 3: what they put out there. Yeah, it was in Spanish,
Speaker 3: so a lot of people didn't catch it. If they
Speaker 3: were gonna do this in English, the FCC would have
Speaker 3: completely blocked this and they would have been fined into oblivion. Anyways,
Speaker 3: I just think the contrast is important to make, and
Speaker 3: there's a reason why so many people were upset about it.
Speaker 3: There's a reason why Charlie has been historically upset about it,
Speaker 3: and honestly, it's been getting worse since twenty nineteen when
Speaker 3: Jay Z's took over the halftime show. I'm just I mean,
Speaker 3: let's just call spade a spade. Matt Walsh had a
Speaker 3: really important observation there that, you know, the acts have
Speaker 3: basically been of a theme since twenty nineteen.
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Speaker 3: All right, Bennie Johnson, Benny, welcome to the show. I'm
Speaker 3: so honored to have you. I consider you to be
Speaker 3: the absolute top top expert in the streaming space. I
Speaker 3: want you to give us your unfilled an unadulterated vision
Speaker 3: version of what just took place last night.
Speaker 7: Well, thank you, Andrew, and huge congratulations obviously the entire
Speaker 7: turning point family. You broke the streaming record of the
Speaker 7: most streamed entertainment performance in the history of YouTube. So
Speaker 7: that's monstrous. The world will never be the same after this.
Speaker 7: I don't think that there will ever be another NFL
Speaker 7: halftime show that has ever seen the same way. I
Speaker 7: think the NFL has so disgraced their core constituency, their customers.
Speaker 7: They've spit in the face of legacy Americans. It's been
Speaker 7: thirty two years, Andrews since they had a country act
Speaker 7: at the NFL. It's been since nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 7: And so the NFL has made this decision to systematically
Speaker 7: erase American culture from the National Football League. And I
Speaker 7: think it's critically important because we've seen the way that
Speaker 7: this is all gone.
Speaker 1: Whether it's Cracker Barrel or whether it's bud Light.
Speaker 7: There is this brain virus that says, I'm going to
Speaker 7: betray my core audience in order to find the mythical
Speaker 7: woke progressive queer transgender identifies as a cat p's in
Speaker 7: a kitty litterbox style audience and they're gonna be my
Speaker 7: new customers. And that audience doesn't exist, The modern audience
Speaker 7: doesn't exist. And all of these companies that have tried this,
Speaker 7: they've failed miserably. But the NFL is trying it on
Speaker 7: the biggest stage, the biggest performance on our national Football League.
Speaker 7: Now national what nation America? It is the American sport football.
Speaker 7: Baseball has played around the world. Basketball has played around
Speaker 7: the world, Soccer's played around the world. There's a World
Speaker 7: Cup for that. There's no World Cup for football. This
Speaker 7: is our thing. And so to invite somebody who hates
Speaker 7: America and won't perform shows here because he's scared that
Speaker 7: all his fans or himself is going to be deported
Speaker 7: by Ice to port him back to Porto Rico would
Speaker 7: be kind of funny. It's still American, right, he has
Speaker 7: an American passport. But nonetheless he's scared. He said that,
Speaker 7: he said he's scared of that who won't speak in English.
Speaker 7: Entire show was not an English Not only that, the
Speaker 7: show couldn't even be viewed from the stands. Their clips
Speaker 7: now coming out of NFL fans going what the hell's
Speaker 7: going on here? Everybody watching at home is saying, what
Speaker 7: the hell's going on here? It is a show that
Speaker 7: included debauchery, the kind of stuff that you wouldn't want
Speaker 7: your kids to see, that included alphabet a grotesque alphabet propaganda,
Speaker 7: and that also included subliminal messaging about open borders and
Speaker 7: lowered the American flag in favor of all foreign flags.
Speaker 1: That's what they did.
Speaker 7: At the very end, Bad Bunny comes out and says,
Speaker 7: America isn't actually a place. America is actually a continent,
Speaker 7: and you've stolen this land, and so we are the
Speaker 7: ones who are going to be the actual purveyors of
Speaker 7: what is America. When he says God bless America at
Speaker 7: the end, he lists off all of the nations. He
Speaker 7: actually thinks America and America is not on there. And
Speaker 7: so this is what the NFL.
Speaker 1: Brought into our homes last night.
Speaker 7: It was every bit as malicious, it was every bit
Speaker 7: as woke, It was every bit as derivative and vandalizing
Speaker 7: as we thought it was going to be. And what
Speaker 7: people need in that moment is not just too on Twitter.
Speaker 7: And this is what we've learned. This is like the
Speaker 7: sort of the Charlie school. This is what started Turning
Speaker 7: Point USA. Yes there are a bunch of dirty communists
Speaker 7: in our education system. Yes we would like to have
Speaker 7: those communists not in doctrine in our children. We should
Speaker 7: start so we have to do something. He just start something,
Speaker 7: if you go create something, an alternative, hence turning point.
Speaker 1: But this was truly the turning point.
Speaker 7: Charlie loved football, he loved the NFL, and he loved
Speaker 7: creating alternative. That's what America efest is right, and this
Speaker 7: is what turning point events are. This is the entire organization.
Speaker 7: And so this alternative saved us from the humiliation ritual
Speaker 7: that was Bad Bunny and also the humiliation ritual of
Speaker 7: saying you can't do anything about it, Chud, which is
Speaker 7: exactly what they want here. They want us to be
Speaker 7: helpless and say, no, no, you are going to accept
Speaker 7: our bad Bunny show because it's all you have. You
Speaker 7: have you just you just cry online about it. And
Speaker 7: by creating the Turning Point halftime show, and by creating
Speaker 7: what Americans wanted to see, which is a country.
Speaker 1: Music act, which is an act that like.
Speaker 7: In a room that probably you know that you're watching it,
Speaker 7: you're like it smells like cigarettes. It smells like a cigar,
Speaker 7: it smells like bourbon. You can hear the banjo play
Speaker 7: and it smells like leather. The music is familiar, and
Speaker 7: it's it's warm, and it's.
Speaker 1: Country, and it's saying by people who have.
Speaker 7: American flags behind them, and they love this country and
Speaker 7: they're not being disrespectful of it. It's sung in English,
Speaker 7: for God's sake, English, do you speak it?
Speaker 1: It's like, let's see this. Samuel L.
Speaker 7: Jackson like it in the back of my head, the
Speaker 7: entire pulp fiction, the entire time. And so was everyone,
Speaker 7: you know, all of all the clips and all of it,
Speaker 7: like not even the people in the stands there that
Speaker 7: they like yesterday were dancing. Nobody even knew what the
Speaker 7: hell was going on. This is the biggest miss, this
Speaker 7: biggest fu in corporate history. To their fan base.
Speaker 1: This blows out of the water. Dylan Mulvanian bud.
Speaker 7: Light the NFL will never recover from this, and the
Speaker 7: magnitude of the views online and streaming online making it
Speaker 7: the number one most viewed event is the crystallization of
Speaker 7: Charlie's vision for Turning Point attacking the culture, which is
Speaker 7: what the arena that I worked with Charlie on and
Speaker 7: Charlie obviously did wore many hats and did many things.
Speaker 7: But what I was, what we did and what we
Speaker 7: built were a video program and a production program in
Speaker 7: order to put Turning Point into culture, win win awards,
Speaker 7: you know, win Oscars, and to win you know, to
Speaker 7: to win Emmys. And that's was Charlie's mission, was that
Speaker 7: Turning Point would be something that was that that could
Speaker 7: that could take on culture, that could you know, prove
Speaker 7: that a god can bleed right in the words of
Speaker 7: Leonidas right in three hundred, like to prove that the
Speaker 7: NFL you can actually you don't have to just accept
Speaker 7: their programming, you can do something different. And it is
Speaker 7: just a massive shout out to the entire team. I
Speaker 7: was proud to be helpful in promoting it, but everybody
Speaker 7: from Mosaic, everyone from inside a Turning Point. Just a
Speaker 7: massive shout out for changing culture and history last night
Speaker 7: in the model of Charlie.
Speaker 1: God, God bless.
Speaker 3: You, Thank you, Benny, and you were great. Benny. Here's
Speaker 3: you with Kid Rock and RFK doing a little promo
Speaker 3: for us. But Benny did this all on his own.
Speaker 3: He didn't ask for like money he just got. This
Speaker 3: is what I love about it was you just took
Speaker 3: the initiative. Benny. I didn't even know you were doing this,
Speaker 3: and then I see this and it's going all over
Speaker 3: the place. I mean, so God bless you too.
Speaker 1: Two seventy eight Kid Rock Halftime Show. Ready to go,
Speaker 1: Kid feeling a man. There's been a lot of preparation,
Speaker 1: a lot of work.
Speaker 3: I could use, you know, use a little advice or
Speaker 3: something just kind of get my energy level up.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I got a guy for that reason.
Speaker 7: Let's go super Bowl halftime show featuring Kid Rod.
Speaker 3: I mean, but that's what happens when the you know,
Speaker 3: I guess the market spoke right. The people wanted this,
Speaker 3: And I joke with Jack Pazobic because it kind of
Speaker 3: got memed into existence. Next thing, I know, you know,
Speaker 3: actual reporters are like, are you can you confirm that
Speaker 3: you guys are doing an alternative halftime show? And I
Speaker 3: was like, well, I wasn't gonna do it, but now
Speaker 3: I think we have to. And we kind of, you know,
Speaker 3: fell backwards into this moment and we realized after the
Speaker 3: memorial with Charlie and the huge production value and the
Speaker 3: music that people were so were gravitating to that. You know,
Speaker 3: who else is going to do this if it isn't us,
Speaker 3: So we got we have we have to do this.
Speaker 3: We have to step up and do this. And to
Speaker 3: see now that it's you know, we're probably, if not
Speaker 3: the number one, the number two, number two, number one,
Speaker 3: we're gonna find out from YouTube number one streaming live
Speaker 3: streaming concurrence number that's ever you've ever seen on YouTube.
Speaker 3: When you add up all the different streams and you
Speaker 3: take that, we know that there was twenty five million
Speaker 3: streams last night, where at least maybe twenty six twenty seven.
Speaker 3: That's just social that's not our broadcast partners, that's not OTT,
Speaker 3: that's not Fast Channel, that's none of that stuff. So
Speaker 3: just social media. If you did the two point five
Speaker 3: multiplier like they do on Nielsen for Super Bowls, because
Speaker 3: everybody's watching in groups and parties, we're talking forty to
Speaker 3: fifty million people tuned in last night. Benny, this is
Speaker 3: a shot across the bow in the media, in the
Speaker 3: advertising space and professional football broadcasting everything. I just, you know,
Speaker 3: I didn't think it was gonna be this successful. I'm
Speaker 3: super grateful that it is. And we have now officially
Speaker 3: committed to twenty twenty seven, so hopefully you'll help us
Speaker 3: get the word out on that as well. Benny. But
Speaker 3: I again you you are the I think, the the
Speaker 3: most savvy when it comes to especially streaming in YouTube.
Speaker 3: Please help the audience understand just how significant this was
Speaker 3: when it comes to those metrics.
Speaker 7: Well, YouTube, of course is TV for an entire generation
Speaker 7: of people. There are young people that would far prefer
Speaker 7: to watch YouTube than terrestrial television. It is frankly the
Speaker 7: TV for anybody under the age of forty. You get
Speaker 7: into a hotel room, you don't even see terrestrial television anymore.
Speaker 1: You see your YouTube ap right.
Speaker 7: They ask you to click and log into your YouTube
Speaker 7: ap when you get in any hotel room. And so
Speaker 7: this is the most powerful live streaming platform that right
Speaker 7: now exists in social media. And the audience there is
Speaker 7: at scale and you know this, three billion users on YouTube,
Speaker 7: and so to have the crown of the highest concurrent
Speaker 7: live stream which by the way, if you yeah, if
Speaker 7: you do add that up and you have ten million concurrens,
Speaker 7: that makes it if you were to compare it to broadcast,
Speaker 7: that makes it like this is probably the second biggest
Speaker 7: broadcast actually in the whole world, including TV, and you know,
Speaker 7: with the exception of the NFL, with the exception of
Speaker 7: the actual literal Super Bowl, this is a just remarkable feat.
Speaker 7: It is a earth shattering feet I think that there
Speaker 7: are people panicking and screaming inside of the NFL right now.
Speaker 1: They know that they've messed up.
Speaker 7: They know that they brought into America's pastime something that
Speaker 7: was totally and completely foreign and third world, something.
Speaker 1: That nobody had any relation with, that nobody could sing along.
Speaker 7: With, and at the very least, like the Turning Point Show,
Speaker 7: you could sing along with those banger after banger after banger.
Speaker 1: It was a crowd pleasing.
Speaker 7: So proud to be part of the Turning Point family,
Speaker 7: So proud of the halftime show, American halftime Show.
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Speaker 3: This is a little bit of a rowback. This is
Speaker 3: from February of twenty twenty five. This is Charlie on
Speaker 3: this show talking about English is America's language, and I
Speaker 3: just thought it's too appropriate for today. We have to
Speaker 3: just do it two eighty three.
Speaker 2: And at some point you become a colony, not a country.
Speaker 2: And if you want America to be a colony, just
Speaker 2: tell us that a colony is where you could trade stuff,
Speaker 2: you could barter stuff. However, you have nothing in common
Speaker 2: with your fellow countrymen. And language is fundamental to that.
Speaker 2: A nation is comprised definitionally of three components, three ingredients.
Speaker 2: You must have borders or else you're not a nation.
Speaker 2: You must have unified language, or else you're not a nation.
Speaker 2: And you must have shared culture, or else you are
Speaker 2: not a nation. Borders, language, culture.
Speaker 3: Benny, what do you think it is about the woke whatever?
Speaker 3: The left wing ideologues that so want America. They don't
Speaker 3: demand this of any other country, but for a America,
Speaker 3: we must have no borders. We must bring in people
Speaker 3: like Bad Bunny, and they get to trapes around with
Speaker 3: the foreign flags and they get to basically say that
Speaker 3: America doesn't exist here.
Speaker 4: We got lectures for ages about Bad Bunny being American
Speaker 4: because he is Puerto Rican. And then at the Super
Speaker 4: Bowl when he's reciting all the countries in Spanish, of
Speaker 4: course that are part of America, and then he goes,
Speaker 4: you know, Cuba, Argentina, Chile, United States, Canada, and my
Speaker 4: homeland Puerto Rico.
Speaker 3: Yeah he acknowledged, so I guess it's.
Speaker 4: Not part of America according to himself. And then they
Speaker 4: had the Puerto Rican flag next to and in front of,
Speaker 4: and more prominent than the American flag.
Speaker 3: Yeah. What is it about the left wingers that they
Speaker 3: just demand this of our country. They don't ask this
Speaker 3: of any other country. Every other country gets to be
Speaker 3: its own thing, but not America.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I mean, I think as punishment, we need to force
Speaker 7: Kid Rock to play at every single Mexican soccer game
Speaker 7: from now on.
Speaker 1: And you know, you need to.
Speaker 7: Have Big and Rich at the World Cup, play every
Speaker 7: single show.
Speaker 1: At the World Cup. You know that.
Speaker 7: Get reparations. I want reparations. I want reparations for my culture.
Speaker 7: I want reparations for heritage Americans. What the hell has happened?
Speaker 7: Travis trit No, I mean, listen, guys, Travis trit friend
Speaker 7: of your show. I know that on your show Legend,
Speaker 7: he's the last guy that played as a country act
Speaker 7: at an NFL game.
Speaker 1: And it was when I was a.
Speaker 7: Small child in nineteen ninety four, so I don't even
Speaker 7: remember it. And like that was the last time that
Speaker 7: the NFL nodded and gave their fans, which I think
Speaker 7: the vast majority of the NFL fans probably don't speak
Speaker 7: Spanish as a first language, probably are not from the
Speaker 7: third world, which I still can't get over the third
Speaker 7: world aesthetics of this performance. Also, you know, it's like
Speaker 7: a muddy, grimy orgy on the back of a pickup truck,
Speaker 7: like like dirty fruit stands, E cards, there's a little
Speaker 7: They literally had an EBT sign in the window of
Speaker 7: their dingy, fluorescently lit shop. You know that's that probably
Speaker 7: has a C or D grade from the Health Inspector.
Speaker 1: What is that? It was gross?
Speaker 7: Like listen, is something that's completely and totally foreign to
Speaker 7: the American aesthetic is something that's foreign to the people
Speaker 7: that are the consumers of the NFL and their core fans.
Speaker 7: And my question for the NFL is in the NFL fans,
Speaker 7: which I do not consider myself one of right, I
Speaker 7: just work all day and I live down the street
Speaker 7: from Buccaneer Stadium, but I never go.
Speaker 1: I don't know who the quarterback is.
Speaker 7: I just don't. I just don't. I don't have time.
Speaker 7: I work and I have my you know, and I
Speaker 7: go home to my family. Like to an actual die
Speaker 7: hard for NFL fans, like how long until you pull
Speaker 7: a cracker barrel? You know, how much humiliation can you take?
Speaker 7: How cucked can you get like, the executives hate you,
Speaker 7: jay Z hates you, they don't like your culture, they
Speaker 7: don't like you. They want to humiliate you. It was
Speaker 7: it was a humiliation ritual that practiced, was practiced on
Speaker 7: the field last night. This is a humiliation ritual to
Speaker 7: you and your culture. And at some point you have
Speaker 7: to at some point you have to pull a bad light.
Speaker 7: You know, at some point you're going to have to say,
Speaker 7: you know, the money is the only thing that gets you,
Speaker 7: guys uh to move.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna walk. You know, we're done. We're done
Speaker 1: with this.
Speaker 3: The woe.
Speaker 7: Corporate executives hate you, jay Z hates you, and you know,
Speaker 7: I gotta say, like, this was probably the breaking point
Speaker 7: I think for a lot for a lot of people.
Speaker 3: Wow, I agree, Benny, I think that you know what,
Speaker 3: And I told this to Steve Bannon this morning on
Speaker 3: War Room. I said, I said, listen, it's one thing
Speaker 3: to steal a bunch of eyeballs, because that's gonna that
Speaker 3: comes with financial pain, right, because now they can't sell
Speaker 3: their ads for as much. Right. It's another thing when
Speaker 3: we start reaching out to Capella's and Chevy and all
Speaker 3: of these and say, you know, Hey, help us underwrite
Speaker 3: this for next year, and we're gonna make it even
Speaker 3: bigger and better. And when you break the block.
Speaker 7: Well, you want to be part of the number one
Speaker 7: you'd stream on YouTube? You know much money mister Beast
Speaker 7: makes like who that's because he's the biggest YouTuber. Who
Speaker 7: wouldn't want to be part of like the biggest stream
Speaker 7: in YouTube history. And that should be the messaging for
Speaker 7: next year, like we're going to make this. We're gonna
Speaker 7: make We're gonna make a dominant mount Everest stream. We're
Speaker 7: gonna consolidate that. That's the one thing that should have
Speaker 7: been done. Should have consolidated the streams? No multi stream, Yeah,
Speaker 7: should have consolidated the streams. Nobody asked me. But that's fine. Uh,
Speaker 7: like not don't have a bunch of other people being
Speaker 7: able to concurrently stream it.
Speaker 1: If you're able to, if you want to react to it,
Speaker 1: uh in your in your.
Speaker 7: Stream, then that should be something that people can do.
Speaker 7: But like, don't have a bunch of other channels streaming it. Right,
Speaker 7: just like raw streaming, it consolidated into one and you'll
Speaker 7: get ten million concurrents.
Speaker 1: You'll break the record for all time. It like it'll
Speaker 1: be like a crowning. Yeah, I if.
Speaker 4: You add, I think it was smart having a lot
Speaker 4: of people in on it and then everyone was in
Speaker 4: on wanting it to succeed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 4: It also just a lot of people they auto pilot
Speaker 4: to things, so there would there would be people who
Speaker 4: would just go to RAV that's where they watched most things,
Speaker 4: and then there they were, you would if they had.
Speaker 3: To go to TBN got a lot of traditional broadcasters.
Speaker 3: I've seen so many comments on social people like I
Speaker 3: watched on TVN because it's on like seventy million homes,
Speaker 3: so it's on their No.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about YouTube.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 7: So you should just say on YouTube, go to Turning Point.
Speaker 7: On YouTube, go to the Turning Point account. That's where
Speaker 7: that's the primary stream. Right, that's where the real show
Speaker 7: is going to be, right, that one account, right, and
Speaker 7: then that and then you message that, so that's it
Speaker 7: would be done next year.
Speaker 3: It was big at then it was big, and uh, listen,
Speaker 3: I think you know Benny, you were you were channeling
Speaker 3: some energy here and I got to play this clip
Speaker 3: because you know, c SPAN always gets these like random
Speaker 3: like normy callers sometimes just knock it out of the park.
Speaker 3: Uh to eighty two.
Speaker 5: He should have been celebrating the fans of the United
Speaker 5: States of America at that halftime show. When I went
Speaker 5: to school, I was taught English, I wasn't taught Spanish,
Speaker 5: so I don't I don't know a word. He was staying,
Speaker 5: you know, well, where in the United States of America
Speaker 5: where English speaks in language, they should at least put
Speaker 5: a clothes catch on there or something so you could
Speaker 5: understand what they were staying in the dance. And I'd
Speaker 5: seen the same thing at like a a strip strip show.
Speaker 5: Just what the clothes on the way they were doing
Speaker 5: on TV that there's no reason for that.
Speaker 7: God be my grand I didn't know, my grand my
Speaker 7: maternal my grandfather called in.
Speaker 3: You set this up? Didn't you? You gamed it, didn't you,
Speaker 3: Great grandpass? Hey, Benny, where are you people? Where can
Speaker 3: people follow you?
Speaker 5: At?
Speaker 3: What time's your show? Give them all the deats? Twenty second?
Speaker 1: Yeah, just add bennye Johnson all across social media.
Speaker 3: When when'd you show live?
Speaker 7: Every single lease stream live every morning all across platforms
Speaker 7: at ten am?
Speaker 3: Interesting? Brother, Hey, thank you again. Benny for supporting the show,
Speaker 3: bringing kid Rock into an RFK doing all that you do.
Speaker 3: God bless you.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: I love this show.
Speaker 1: There's no third world aesthetic.
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