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Speaker 2: All right, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. It's February third,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six, Honored to be with you, and we're
Speaker 2: here in Phoenix, and boy, oh boy, did the world
Speaker 2: react to the All American halftime show announcements that baby did.
Speaker 3: I really liked the Department of War asking how they
Speaker 3: could get in on it.
Speaker 2: That was an exciting one. Secretary hag Seth said on Twitter.
Speaker 2: He said, how do we get the Department of War involved?
Speaker 2: And of course there's the graphic. Kid Rock was on
Speaker 2: the show yesterday. I mean, we might as well just reiterate.
Speaker 2: I just did a hit with Steve Bannon about it.
Speaker 2: But we've got Gabby Barrett, Lee, Brice, Brantley Gilbert and
Speaker 2: of course Kid Rock. I've been seeing the images. I
Speaker 2: can't share them, of course, because we have to keep
Speaker 2: this all you know, sort of a surprise for you
Speaker 2: all in the viewing audience. But the production value is going.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna disappoint. Put it that way. It is top,
Speaker 2: top notch, made for TV view it like a concert,
Speaker 2: perfect to stream at home.
Speaker 3: You know that the stadium shows some people you ask
Speaker 3: people have been asking. It's right on the graphic, but
Speaker 3: people have been asking how do they watch it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are there's a lot of ways to watch it.
Speaker 2: But since we are on Real America's Voice right now,
Speaker 2: just tune in here. Just tune in here at Real
Speaker 2: America's Voice. So if you are watching this show, you
Speaker 2: know how to get here, you know how to find it.
Speaker 2: Just at the when you know the the action of
Speaker 2: the game pauses, come right over and the stream will
Speaker 2: be up, okay, and Real America's Voice will be taking it.
Speaker 2: And I know they've got some programming on either side
Speaker 2: of it, so it's gonna be very seamless for our
Speaker 2: Real America's Voice audience. If you are more prone to streaming,
Speaker 2: it'll be all over our YouTube pages, X page, Rumble page,
Speaker 2: you can check it all over there, ntd O, N
Speaker 2: Daily Wire plus those places will take it as well.
Speaker 2: And we're talking about potentially some others, but Real America's
Speaker 2: Voice is the one stop shop. Rob and Parker Sigg
Speaker 2: instantly called when we made this announcement in the fall
Speaker 2: and said, how do we get involved? How do we
Speaker 2: support what you guys are doing? So check it out
Speaker 2: right here on Real America's Voice. And this is a
Speaker 2: David and Golive's story. We're going up against the machine,
Speaker 2: a cabal stadiums didn't want to take it. I mean,
Speaker 2: the stories that we have of trying to put this
Speaker 2: together are truly worth sharing at some point the but
Speaker 2: what we have I think we ended in just the
Speaker 2: right place. The reaction's been. I mean, obviously there's some
Speaker 2: haters out there, but that's actually part of the fun.
Speaker 2: Just embrace the hate, like they're mad that we're doing this,
Speaker 2: and there's a lot of people that are very happy
Speaker 2: that we're doing this. Anytime you do anything important, you're
Speaker 2: gonna have the haters. I say, bring it on. Bring
Speaker 2: it on, David and Goliath. Maybe you can't take on
Speaker 2: a pop mega superstar, international queer rights anti Ice, you know,
Speaker 2: act and the pro pro football machine, or maybe you can.
Speaker 2: We're gonna find out. Either way. We're gonna have fun
Speaker 2: doing it. And I think it's already a win that
Speaker 2: we're just doing it because guess what, it's the two
Speaker 2: hundred and fiftyth anniversary of this country. We want to
Speaker 2: celebrate America. We don't want to we don't want to
Speaker 2: crap on it. We don't want to be a part
Speaker 2: of this movement that's trying to indoctrinate our children into
Speaker 2: hating this country, So check it out Sunday you're gonna
Speaker 2: be all gathered together anyways, like barbecue.
Speaker 3: I just like that. It's like, you know, pause in
Speaker 3: the action of the game.
Speaker 2: What game?
Speaker 3: You know, just you might happen to be involved in.
Speaker 2: Some sort of some sort of sporting event. We're not sure,
Speaker 2: you know. And there's no specific one. There's nothing by name.
Speaker 2: There's there's no names.
Speaker 3: Some people watch, some people watch Pro StarCraft matches on Sundays.
Speaker 2: I'm sure, yeah, I just pause. I I just I
Speaker 2: just love it. I think it's one of the most
Speaker 2: fun things. And I was I was texting in our
Speaker 2: group chat with Jack, this is it.
Speaker 3: No, I'm revealing this one. What was great was it
Speaker 3: finally occurred to wait a minute, we're doing this because
Speaker 3: Charlie didn't like halftime shows.
Speaker 2: That's not I mean, and you never realized that. Listen.
Speaker 2: I I I have a great story when Charlie did
Speaker 2: the sexual anarchy tweet. I don't know if we have that.
Speaker 2: So it was during uh it was it was a
Speaker 2: couple of years back when they were doing the rappers
Speaker 2: from the nineties. You know, it was like, who was
Speaker 2: it? It was a ice cube? Was an ice Cube. No,
Speaker 2: it wasn't Ice Cube. Anyways, it was like Snoop Dogg
Speaker 2: and Doctor Dre and it was actually kind of a tame.
Speaker 2: NFL is now the League of sexual anarchy. This halftime
Speaker 2: show should not be allowed on television. Well, and I
Speaker 2: remember because basically I took one breather from like monitoring
Speaker 2: my phone to go get some barbecue because we were
Speaker 2: I was at a Super Bowl party obviously, and then
Speaker 2: unbeknownst to me, in the five minutes I stepped away,
Speaker 2: Charlie fired off that that all timer a of a tweet,
Speaker 2: and I was just like, Charlie, that was the most
Speaker 2: tame halftime show that they've had in about a decade.
Speaker 2: But I think he was by it.
Speaker 3: Did he actually see it or did you just watching it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was watching it, and I mean he was
Speaker 2: taking screen grabs to prove his point, and I was like, okay, chack,
Speaker 2: all right. But anyways, the point is that Charlie always
Speaker 2: had a hot take on the halftime show, and you know,
Speaker 2: I was sort of more in the headspace of, like,
Speaker 2: you know, people don't like the current offering, they don't
Speaker 2: like it. There's a demand in the marketplace. I didn't
Speaker 2: create the demand. The other guy's created the demand by
Speaker 2: choosing their anti English speaking, anti ice queer celebrating person
Speaker 2: as the as the performer. So I didn't create the demand.
Speaker 2: We didn't create the demand. That's more where my head
Speaker 2: was at. But it turns out there's just a lot
Speaker 2: of demand. And yeah, obviously Secretary of War Pete Hegseth
Speaker 2: getting in the in the mix, who had a bunch
Speaker 2: of different people from government agencies say hey, how can
Speaker 2: we help, what can we do? We want to be
Speaker 2: a part of this, and a bunch of the streaming
Speaker 2: platforms reached out. It's been phenomenal. So the reaction has
Speaker 2: been great.
Speaker 3: It's pretty fun because it we're actually reviving an old tradition.
Speaker 3: Do you know how the other things halftime show got started.
Speaker 3: In the first place it started, they used to have
Speaker 3: more tame ones and they thought it's the Super Bowl,
Speaker 3: nobody's gonna mess with it. And then other channels started
Speaker 3: to counter program it deliberately, and so for example, in
Speaker 3: Living Color was that sketch comedy show that would mom
Speaker 3: when you were growing up, and they just did like
Speaker 3: a big episode during the halftime show window on a
Speaker 3: different channel to try to steal viewers during it, and
Speaker 3: that's when they went over the top and said, oh
Speaker 3: we're gonna They got Michael Jackson the next year. But
Speaker 3: now they had good acts for a long time, and
Speaker 3: now they sort of come full circle back to bad
Speaker 3: acts that a ton of people don't want to watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I listen, I I that makes sense. They've but
Speaker 2: they've gone woke. Jay Z's running the show over there
Speaker 2: and yeah, that's listen, you get your just desserts.
Speaker 3: That's how we got here. This is a weird artifact
Speaker 3: of Floyda palooza. Around that time, everyone said the halftime
Speaker 3: show is racist, it needs to be culturally aware, and
Speaker 3: they just gave Jay Z total creative control over it.
Speaker 3: And so he's used it to book left wing, anti
Speaker 3: American kind of out out of the mainstream x. I
Speaker 3: would say that stuff that does not appeal to the
Speaker 3: broad base of fans.
Speaker 2: We have a throwback, throwback Charlie clip when he's wearing
Speaker 2: a hat. Is it the old studio? This is from
Speaker 2: February twenty twenty two. Let's just play it three forty three.
Speaker 1: Look, the Super Bowl halftime show has a reputation. People
Speaker 1: say it's a spicy program. Okay, listen, spicy. It's supposed
Speaker 1: to be boundary pushing when you have the most televised event.
Speaker 1: This is true, most televised event for the entire year,
Speaker 1: one of the most televised events on the planet. By
Speaker 1: the way, that should be a reflection of the virtue
Speaker 1: that hopefully you want society to embody.
Speaker 2: Now, I never saw that. This is funny to flashback.
Speaker 2: Look at this twenty fourteen, throw this up, three forty four,
Speaker 2: this is this had one like this? How few people
Speaker 2: were following Charlie on Twitter at the time in twenty
Speaker 2: fourteen clothing optional halftime performance.
Speaker 3: Question one, Like, I just man, that's been Was he
Speaker 3: he was Was he still twenty at that time?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I just think this is amazing. Yeah, it's I
Speaker 2: don't know he was born yeah, yeah, one. And so
Speaker 2: Charlie's it's like it's like the hammering away at the
Speaker 2: halftime tweet for everything. There's a tweet for everything. He's
Speaker 2: been hammering away added for for years and years, and
Speaker 2: here we are in twenty twenty six and trying to
Speaker 2: do our best to honor him. And by the way,
Speaker 2: Charlie loved playing in the cultural space. He wanted to
Speaker 2: win the culture. I'll never forget. We were sitting down
Speaker 2: with a reporter in DC around the inauguration and the
Speaker 2: won the presidency obviously, and he goes, what's next, like
Speaker 2: have you got are you guys done? And he's like, no,
Speaker 2: we want to win the culture. And I remember that
Speaker 2: moment with Charlie really distinctly, and I just think this
Speaker 2: is exactly the way to honor his wishes, his mission,
Speaker 2: his legacy, is to go straight for the jugular, go
Speaker 2: straight for it, and take on the cultural behemoth and
Speaker 2: the cabal and the machine all at one in one
Speaker 2: fell swoop. So we're gonna have a good time on Sunday.
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Speaker 2: Bowl week Roger Goodell takedown. We have to, but I did.
Speaker 2: I We were planning on covering a little bit of
Speaker 2: the Epstein stuff, but I just it's too juicy. I
Speaker 2: want to I want to hit Roger Goodell. We're gonna
Speaker 2: move that to tomorrow. So if you're wondering why we
Speaker 2: haven't touched on the Epstein stuff, I have my reasons.
Speaker 2: I there's a lot of it. There's three million documents
Speaker 2: and people are still parsing through a lot of them.
Speaker 2: And there's stuff fun Bill Gates, which is funny, and
Speaker 2: Elon Musk which is funny, and Clem, you're going to testify.
Speaker 2: We're gonna get this tomorrow. I want to do it right.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna devote our one to hitting that tomorrow
Speaker 2: because there's a lot to go through, and I think
Speaker 2: we just have to, but I want to do it right.
Speaker 2: I don't want to rush it. So instead we're gonna
Speaker 2: hit Roger Goodell, which is always really wants to hit
Speaker 2: Roger Goodell. Listen, the NFL is like a vesta. It's
Speaker 2: like a throwback to peak woke. Roger Goodell is should
Speaker 2: be in a museum somewhere. It's like he shouldn't be
Speaker 2: doing the job he's doing. And yet it's like I
Speaker 2: would more suspect him to be like casten formaldehyde up
Speaker 2: on some shelf in a scientist's lab, because he's acting
Speaker 2: like it is peak woke still and he just is
Speaker 2: so squish, he's so beta, he's such a bad leader
Speaker 2: of that amazing league, and so we're just gonna hit him.
Speaker 2: He was asked at the annual Super Bowl press conference
Speaker 2: about the lack of diversity in NFL coaches three ten.
Speaker 4: But everybody knows that the cycle zero for ten for
Speaker 4: black coaches, one for nine for coaches of color. So
Speaker 4: should you just be resigned to the fact now that
Speaker 4: basically nothing you do can move the numbers between three
Speaker 4: to seven on coaches and three to seven on general managers,
Speaker 4: those historic numbers that we've seen.
Speaker 5: I think we need to continue to make progress, and
Speaker 5: I believe that I believe diversity is good for us.
Speaker 5: I think we have become a more diverse league across
Speaker 5: every platform, including coaching, but we still have more work
Speaker 5: to do. There's there's got to be more steps. So
Speaker 5: we're reevaluating everything we're doing.
Speaker 2: It's it's like so it's so.
Speaker 3: I feel like Frankly Charlie would have a good bit
Speaker 3: on this, Like as you say, he should be in
Speaker 3: a museum, he should be in formaldehyde, because he actually
Speaker 3: is this very almost the platonic form of this certain type.
Speaker 3: He's this like he certainly looks like red America. He's
Speaker 3: a sixty six year old boom sixty six, yeah, boomer,
Speaker 3: white male guy who's running a big institution, Like you'd
Speaker 3: think he's almost he could be in the dictionary as like, oh,
Speaker 3: this is a core Republican voter. And yet he's this
Speaker 3: guy who's overseen an institution that he didn't build. It
Speaker 3: was gifted to him essentially or handed to him. And
Speaker 3: then he almost to keep himself on top. He gets
Speaker 3: paid twenty thirty to fifty million dollars a year, some
Speaker 3: insane amount, and he's thought, I can keep control of
Speaker 3: this by giving in to all of this wo stuff
Speaker 3: below me, all of this liberal stuff below me. I
Speaker 3: will midwife this new dei America into being and they'll
Speaker 3: all love me for it. And that's the role he plays,
Speaker 3: and instead he's massively messing it up. He's making a
Speaker 3: ton of people anger. He's making the NFL worse than
Speaker 3: it was before when there really wasn't a big problem,
Speaker 3: Like are we seriously going to claim that the NFL
Speaker 3: has a huge racism problem? Like the entire concept is laughable.
Speaker 3: They're currently mad. They're mad because there were ten coach
Speaker 3: openings and none of the new ones they hired were
Speaker 3: black one so what they want to hire the best
Speaker 3: coach this year didn't happen to go that way, Like,
Speaker 3: right now, they're going to go into twenty twenty six
Speaker 3: with three black coaches, three out.
Speaker 2: Of thirty two. That's a little over ten percent. What's
Speaker 2: the black share of the country a little over ten percent? Wow? Wow,
Speaker 2: what a crisis. Yeah, but how many black players are
Speaker 2: in you know?
Speaker 3: Okay, but so what coaching has a different skill set
Speaker 3: from playing in the NFL. Why would the same people
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 2: I totally agree. Uh, I listen, I think you're you're right.
Speaker 2: He is a by the look of him, he's red coated,
Speaker 2: he's he's republic GOP. That's how they do this to you.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing he is. He is a vestige
Speaker 2: of an artifact of a previous, a bygone era of
Speaker 2: GOP country club Republicanism that proved to be feckless, that
Speaker 2: couldn't conserve jack, that basically sat on their hands while
Speaker 2: we lost the country. So you're gonna watch this man
Speaker 2: sit on his hands while he loses the NFL. That's
Speaker 2: what you're gonna see. Can't stand this guy, he is? Okay,
Speaker 2: So he's then asked about Bad Bunny getting political and
Speaker 2: Green Day, who is famously very anti Trump but total
Speaker 2: washed up artist. By the way, three fourteen, Bad.
Speaker 6: Bunny made a pretty clear anti ice statement at the
Speaker 6: Grammys last night. What are you expecting in terms of
Speaker 6: political statement, whether that's from Bad Bunny or Green Day
Speaker 6: or any of the other performers.
Speaker 5: I think everybody and one of listen Bad Benny was
Speaker 5: is and I think that was demonstrated last night one
Speaker 5: of the eight hours in the world. And that's one
Speaker 5: of the reasons to be chosen. But the other reason
Speaker 5: is he understood the platform he was on and that
Speaker 5: this was this platform is used to unite people and
Speaker 5: to be able to bring people together. I think Bad
Speaker 5: Bunny understands that, and I think you'll have a great performance.
Speaker 2: Did he call him bad Benny? There, bad Benny, bad
Speaker 2: good old bad Benny. That's how we're gonnat Bennie the
Speaker 2: bad one, so bad Benny, good old bad Benny heat
Speaker 2: So what that translation? That means They had to talk
Speaker 2: with Bad Benny when he started saying he's gonna wear
Speaker 2: a dress and celebration of queer icons and queer identity,
Speaker 2: and they said, could you tone it down just a
Speaker 2: little bit please, Well, we got this, we got this
Speaker 2: alternative thing that's happening over here and they're really upset
Speaker 2: that we booked you. Could you just tone it down?
Speaker 2: And he said, ice out. But what's amazing Now?
Speaker 3: I think he's got him kind of by the short hairs,
Speaker 3: as it were, Like, what, he's not gonna host it again.
Speaker 2: I don't think they ever really do a repeat Super
Speaker 2: Bowl act.
Speaker 3: There's really nowhere above if he he just says, if
Speaker 3: he told them, okay, fine, I won't do it, and
Speaker 3: then he just did it anyway. One, they have no
Speaker 3: way to stop him, and two he'll basically be a
Speaker 3: lib legend forever.
Speaker 2: Of course, he can absolutely be sent. Structure is absolutely
Speaker 2: in the corner for Bad Benny to humiliate the NFL,
Speaker 2: and to do it with bells on, and to do
Speaker 2: it and just ride the album sales all the way
Speaker 2: to the band. And Roger would deserve it. He would
Speaker 2: deserve it so much because you have been cucked, Because
Speaker 2: because you've been hoodwinked by the machine that you created,
Speaker 2: by the cabal, you have overseen allowed to metastasize.
Speaker 3: You deserve every perfect bad Boomer. He can't preserve an
Speaker 3: amazing we have.
Speaker 2: Bad Boomer and Bad Benny very excited about this guest
Speaker 2: I've been wanting to have him on for a long time,
Speaker 2: been watching him. Just absolutely crush it. And that is
Speaker 2: Brandon Gil represented Brandon Gill from Texas's twenty sixth congressional district.
Speaker 2: He is the class president of the freshman class in
Speaker 2: the House. So self described what I actually think it
Speaker 2: is probably true. Brandon, welcome to the show. We're honored
Speaker 2: to have you. Congressman. Thank you, yeah, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: Absolutely you have been You've been doing such great work
Speaker 2: and we have your back one hundred percent, and you
Speaker 2: are I think you know, it's funny because actually, truth
Speaker 2: be told, Charlie got to the point where he was like,
Speaker 2: I don't don't put Congressman on the show anymore. Waste
Speaker 2: of rations. You know, it's like nothing happens over there,
Speaker 2: and it's like you have a zombie house. But you
Speaker 2: have been amazing and you were making waves because just
Speaker 2: yesterday you posted about this. I believe it was yesterday.
Speaker 2: Throw it up there. This is three point fifty two.
Speaker 2: I just sent a letter to Mitch McConnell asking his
Speaker 2: committee to stop stalling the Save Act. Eighty three percent
Speaker 2: of Americans want proof of citizenship to vote, yet the
Speaker 2: Senate has done nothing for three hundred days. The House
Speaker 2: did its job. The Senate needs to do theirs. So Congressman,
Speaker 2: you went straight for Mitch, Mitch the McConnell machine, tell
Speaker 2: us about this, and why, well.
Speaker 7: Sure, and thanks for having me on. I went there
Speaker 7: because we passed the Save Act out of the House
Speaker 7: almost a year ago. You know this is I mean,
Speaker 7: you guys talk about it all the time. I mean,
Speaker 7: this is the most common sense piece of legislation you
Speaker 7: can imagine, simply saying that if you were in illegal
Speaker 7: alien you shouldn't be voting in American elections. If you're
Speaker 7: a foreign national and not a citizen, you shouldn't be voting.
Speaker 7: So we should have common sense measures like voter ID
Speaker 7: whenever you register to vote. That's something that almost eighty
Speaker 7: five percent of Americans in this country agree with. That
Speaker 7: means that a lot of Democrats agree with us on that.
Speaker 7: So we passed it out of the House almost a
Speaker 7: year ago. Now it's sitting in the Senate and that
Speaker 7: gets taken up procedurally by the Senate Rules Committee, which
Speaker 7: Senator McConnell chairs. And what we want to do is
Speaker 7: is be very clear that it is the will of
Speaker 7: the House for the Senate to get this pass. You
Speaker 7: guys need to do that. The American people are on
Speaker 7: our side. So let's get this thing moving and let's
Speaker 7: put it up for a vote in the Senate in
Speaker 7: a way that we can actually make this law.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely well, And I've you know, I've checked around
Speaker 2: on this because when we booked you on the show,
Speaker 2: I wanted to see what the vibe in the Senate was.
Speaker 2: And I think we can get fifty plus one over there.
Speaker 2: I don't think you're gonna get Mitch. I don't think
Speaker 2: you're gonna get Lisa. I don't think you're gonna get Susan.
Speaker 2: I think you're gonna get rand Rands signed on. Thune
Speaker 2: has been signaling that he's supportive of it. He said
Speaker 2: this publicly that he's gonna take it to a vote.
Speaker 2: The question is, you know, could you pass this in
Speaker 2: a reconciliation bill, could you nuke the filibuster for a
Speaker 2: funding bill to get rid of the zombie filibuster. There's
Speaker 2: all these options, So this looks like it can be
Speaker 2: a thing. Now. Obviously you're in the House, not the Senate, right,
Speaker 2: so taking it back to the House Speaker Johnson was
Speaker 2: doing a press conference this morning. I saw him talking
Speaker 2: about this. What there's some confusion here. It's been sent
Speaker 2: back to the House to add some different stipulations that mean,
Speaker 2: you guys are gonna have to pass it again. Are
Speaker 2: we gonna be able to pass that pill? Us in
Speaker 2: on the details. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So for quick background, we passed multiple appropriations bills out
Speaker 7: of the House. That includes that the DHS funding bill,
Speaker 7: which funds the Department of Homeland Security, ICE, FEMA, TSA agents,
Speaker 7: and everything sort of related in that area. We sent
Speaker 7: those bills over to the Senate. Now, while they were
Speaker 7: sitting in the Senate, Senate Democrats decided that they were
Speaker 7: going to go back on their agreement to pass these bills.
Speaker 7: And they were doing that because they want to leverage
Speaker 7: the chaos in Minneapolis in order to stop the President
Speaker 7: from carrying out his deportation agenda. Obviously, that's not something
Speaker 7: that we're going to tolerate. It's not something the administration
Speaker 7: is going to tolerate. So what they did in the
Speaker 7: Senate is they combined all of those appropriations bills minus
Speaker 7: the DHS bill, and send it back to the House.
Speaker 7: What they did is they instead of passing the DHS
Speaker 7: bill as part of that package, they did a two
Speaker 7: week continuing resolution to buy two more weeks of time
Speaker 7: to negotiate that bill, so that whole funding package has
Speaker 7: come back to the House. We actually just voted on
Speaker 7: the rule. The vote is open right now. Last I checked,
Speaker 7: there were two people who are still no on the
Speaker 7: rule and two people who haven't voted yet, so that's
Speaker 7: still ongoing. If I were to guess, that ends at passing,
Speaker 7: but again that's playing out in real time right now.
Speaker 7: The next step is to vote on final package passage,
Speaker 7: which will be and I believe about an hour or so.
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Speaker 2: here and show just how wildly popular these these simple
Speaker 2: common sense measures are. You've got Nicki Minaj, who is
Speaker 2: weighing in on this three point thirty one what sensible,
Speaker 2: forward thinking, cutting edge, leading nation is having a debate
Speaker 2: on whether or not there should be voter ID. And
Speaker 2: then you have Harry Enton, who basically you know, chimes
Speaker 2: in and says, yeah, Nicky's right here. The American people
Speaker 2: agree with her three twenty and the.
Speaker 8: American people are with with Nicki Minaj because what are
Speaker 8: we talking about here? Take a look here, favorite voter
Speaker 8: idea to vote? Look, I got all this polling on
Speaker 8: the screen going back Staince twenty eighteen, you'll notice on
Speaker 8: all of it it's all north of seventy five percent,
Speaker 8: seventy six percent, seventy six percent, seventy six percent, eighty
Speaker 8: one percent, and then eighty three percent in the last
Speaker 8: year of Americans agree with Nicki Minaj. They favor photo
Speaker 8: ID to be able to vote.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but here's the thing, Brandon, because it's really a
Speaker 2: form of slavery, and it's like a throwback to Jim Crow.
Speaker 2: This is what Sunny Hostin has to say about it,
Speaker 2: three twenty one.
Speaker 9: It's sort of a vestige of I think post slavery
Speaker 9: laws where they where black people had to prove their
Speaker 9: right to vote and oftentimes they couldn't vote because they
Speaker 9: couldn't pass some crazy tests or they didn't have the
Speaker 9: appropriate ID. It also affects women, women that are married.
Speaker 9: Maybe one your passport reflects something that's different on on
Speaker 9: your birth certificate or on your driver's license. So really
Speaker 9: the bottom line is voter suppression. And I agree with
Speaker 9: him one hundred percent. It's a brilliant notion that less
Speaker 9: voter ID laws allows more people to vote, and most
Speaker 9: democracies do it. That way. We're the only ones that
Speaker 9: really don't do it that.
Speaker 2: Way, congressmen do. Most democracies do it this way. And
Speaker 2: you know, are they are you guys trying to keep
Speaker 2: married women from voting, which, by the way, married women
Speaker 2: vote the most conservative of all the female groups. So
Speaker 2: this is a really dumb thing to suggest. Anyways, go ahead, congressmen.
Speaker 7: Right, I know, And what the leftists they're trying to
Speaker 7: deflect here, the reality is that what the left wants
Speaker 7: after four years of open borders is to bring in
Speaker 7: millions upon millions of people into the country illegally, provide
Speaker 7: a path the citizenship, eventually give them voting rights, but
Speaker 7: in the meantime, they want those illegal aliens to impact
Speaker 7: congressional apportionment and to figure out ways to vote in
Speaker 7: our election systems. It's a way of sort of systematically
Speaker 7: rigging our elections in favor of Democrats at the expense
Speaker 7: of republics. What we're doing is we're simply saying no,
Speaker 7: you know, you've got to use a you got to
Speaker 7: have a birth certificate to show, to show your age,
Speaker 7: to play in Little League baseball. I mean, you got
Speaker 7: to show, you got to show passport. Oftentimes to travel
Speaker 7: in the United States or to travel abroad. Certainly, so
Speaker 7: this is about as basic as it gets. And again,
Speaker 7: what Democrats are doing here is not trying to fight
Speaker 7: for voting rights or any of that nonsense that you
Speaker 7: hear every day. Is fundamentally what they're trying to do
Speaker 7: is erode the meaning of American citizenship and to rode
Speaker 7: the distinction between US citizens and foreign foreigners who are
Speaker 7: in the United States. We're saying that if everybody can
Speaker 7: vote in the United States, if every foreign national, if
Speaker 7: every illegal alien is going to going to the polls
Speaker 7: and voting in our federal elections, which means if an
Speaker 7: illegal alien votes in a blue state that it impacts
Speaker 7: me and my constituents in Texas for federal elections, then
Speaker 7: you're evoting. You're essentially disenfranchising voters in red states or
Speaker 7: voters across the country. And we're saying we've had enough
Speaker 7: of this. You know, a core part of national sovereignty
Speaker 7: is being able to determine that the people who are
Speaker 7: a part of the body politic, who are citizens, who
Speaker 7: are who have sort of you know, bought into the
Speaker 7: social contract of the United States, are the ones who
Speaker 7: get and the only ones who get to determine how
Speaker 7: our government is run. And that's again, that's something that
Speaker 7: most Americans agree with. It's such a basic core civic
Speaker 7: principle that we're trying to get back to. But the
Speaker 7: left is fighting against us because you guys know this
Speaker 7: very well. They see the Saved Act, they see illegal
Speaker 7: aliens voting, and they say that is our ticket to
Speaker 7: electorally winning in the United States. Again, it's a way
Speaker 7: of systematically rigging our elections. That's why they see this
Speaker 7: as an existential threat.
Speaker 2: Well, and if you look at the just domestic immigration
Speaker 2: inside the United States, blue states are losing population, They're
Speaker 2: losing native born Americans that hate the taxes, they hate
Speaker 2: the crime, they hate the regulations, they hate the malaise.
Speaker 2: I will tell you, I just move from California, came
Speaker 2: to Arizona. You could feel the malaise in California. You
Speaker 2: can just feel it. You can feel businesses are struggling.
Speaker 2: Nobody wants to hire anybody there because it's a terrible
Speaker 2: place to do business. So they're voting with their feet
Speaker 2: and they're getting out and that's gonna affect the electoral college.
Speaker 2: That's gonna affect apportionments in Congress one hundred percent. You're
Speaker 2: gonna see those chickens come home to roost in twenty
Speaker 2: thirty in a big way. But in the meantime, this
Speaker 2: is why they're fighting against DHS so hard, because guess
Speaker 2: who's moving into those places. Guess who they're protecting illegals.
Speaker 2: And there's a reason for that. All the grift, all
Speaker 2: the fraud, all the bilking tax payer money. There's that
Speaker 2: new story that came out of southern California with all
Speaker 2: those hospice centers within like a two mile radius, and
Speaker 2: I mean, this is truly remarkable levels of fraud. And
Speaker 2: obviously the Somali story in Minneapolis kicked it off. But
Speaker 2: I have more bad news for sunny Houston, Huston Houston,
Speaker 2: whatever the gal from the one of the cackling hens
Speaker 2: from the view. We've got some polling on Black Americans
Speaker 2: and where they're at on voter idea as well. Three
Speaker 2: fifty five. Take a look here, favorite photo ID to vote.
Speaker 8: Eighty five percent of white people favorite, eighty two percent
Speaker 8: of Latino, seventy six percent of Black Americans favorite. So
Speaker 8: the bottom line is this voter ID is not controversial
Speaker 8: in this country. A photo ID to vote is not
Speaker 8: controversial in this country. It is not controversial by party,
Speaker 8: and it is not controversial by race. The vast majority
Speaker 8: of Americans agree with Nicki Minaj that, in fact, you
Speaker 8: should have a photo ID to be able to vote.
Speaker 2: So something of a nine. Okay, So let's just big
Speaker 2: picture here. You've got the voters who want it. You've
Speaker 2: got black, white, Hispanic voters that want it. Seems to
Speaker 2: me the only group that doesn't want this is like
Speaker 2: Stacy Abram Sunny Houstin Rakeem Jeffries. Why the disconnect? What
Speaker 2: do Democrat leaders know that their voters don't.
Speaker 7: Well, I mean, this has been the Democrat plan for
Speaker 7: a long time. And you know this isn't a right
Speaker 7: wing conspiracy theory to say that Democrats are trying to
Speaker 7: import voters in order to get Democrat voters. I mean,
Speaker 7: there's a book that came out about twenty years ago
Speaker 7: called The Emerging Democratic Majority. I mean, the thesis of
Speaker 7: the work is saying that essentially demographic changes in the
Speaker 7: United States politically benefit Democrats and that is one of
Speaker 7: the ways that Democrats can hold onto power long term. So,
Speaker 7: if you're an American citizen, it doesn't matter if you're white,
Speaker 7: if you're black, or if you're Hispanic or any other race.
Speaker 7: You recognize thatding eroding these principles and these ideas that
Speaker 7: really only hold the citizens voting rights, for instance, essentially
Speaker 7: disenfranchises American voters.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, Brandon, specifically Texas, that's their big, big get,
Speaker 2: that's the white whale for the Democrats. We gotta fight
Speaker 2: and save Texas. Got to keep Texas bright, ruby red.
Speaker 2: So we love seeing new stars like yourself rise up
Speaker 2: in the ranks doing great work in Congress. Keep up
Speaker 2: the great work, congressman. You're doing a phenomenal job.
Speaker 7: I appreciate that. We've got a whole lot more work
Speaker 7: to do, and we've got a lot more fighting to do.
Speaker 2: All right, God bless you, Blake. Are you living on
Speaker 2: stolen land?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think I just want you to go off on
Speaker 2: the concept.
Speaker 3: So no, So this is great. So this happened. We
Speaker 3: talked about this a little bit yesterday. Let's revisit it.
Speaker 3: So we talked about the Grammys, and one of the
Speaker 3: big lines that we really teed off on was Billie
Speaker 3: Eilish declared that everyone has the right to come here
Speaker 3: because no one is illegal on stolen land.
Speaker 2: Let's revisit it to ninety two.
Speaker 9: Please, no one is illegal on stolen land.
Speaker 3: Now, a thing we didn't show but we should have
Speaker 3: yesterday is, as it happens, she has a quite palatial,
Speaker 3: of course state she's whatever two ninety three with a
Speaker 3: very big wall and gate around it. It is not
Speaker 3: a super publicly accessible thing. But there's an excellent twist
Speaker 3: or follow up on this. So, of course Eilish lives
Speaker 3: in the Los Angeles area, and there are are some
Speaker 3: indigenous former inhabitants or you know, tribes that are native
Speaker 3: to the Los Angeles basin, and it's the Tongva tribe.
Speaker 3: And some members of this tribe got in contact with
Speaker 3: the media and they pointed out, we don't believe that
Speaker 3: we have seeded our land in this area, and so
Speaker 3: they released a statement to Fox News as the first
Speaker 3: people of the let's see of the Glas angel Spasin.
Speaker 3: We understand that her home is situated in our ancestral land.
Speaker 3: Eilish has not contacted our tribe directly regarding her property.
Speaker 3: We do not Scott Update value the instance when public
Speaker 3: figures provide visibility to the true history of this country.
Speaker 3: Or we do value, I guess. But so it seems
Speaker 3: that she lives on stolen land, which means if no
Speaker 3: one can be illegal on stolen land, can you illegally
Speaker 3: trespass on Billie Eilish's property. And I think I think
Speaker 3: we should put this to the test. I think someone
Speaker 3: should get in contact at this tribe and offer them
Speaker 3: whatever supplies they need, whatever legal funds they need. If
Speaker 3: you guys want to do a demonstration, I think it
Speaker 3: might be time to occupy Billy Eilish's land.
Speaker 2: I think we need a Chop city on Billie Eilish's
Speaker 2: palatial estate. I think we need chop. We need the
Speaker 2: summer of love and Billy, Billy, you've you've really hemmed
Speaker 2: yourself in here. You're in a rock and a hard
Speaker 2: place on stolen land. You're living in.
Speaker 3: Los Angeles Basin Autonomous Zone.
Speaker 2: Yes, there it is. I think that this needs to
Speaker 2: happen lab Op. Yeah. I mean, listen, Billy, you've got
Speaker 2: enough money, you can buy another one. If this doesn't
Speaker 2: work out, it'll be fine.
Speaker 3: Or you know, she could do the right thing and
Speaker 3: she could bequeath it to give it to them to
Speaker 3: the tribe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, make this she says.
Speaker 3: Stolen land.
Speaker 2: She's rich enough, she could just do it, and she could.
Speaker 2: You could own the high You could take the high
Speaker 2: route here, Billy. You could be the to the problem.
Speaker 2: You can be you can be the white savior, Billie Eilish,
Speaker 2: This is not even really a joke. There's you know.
Speaker 3: The classic Sololensky tactic is to make the opponent live
Speaker 3: by its own rules rather strictly. And you should make
Speaker 3: these Kamis who want to abolish America live at least
Speaker 3: for a moment, by their own rules. And to zoom
Speaker 3: back on this, the point is to show that this
Speaker 3: is a crass absurdity. America is not a stolen country.
Speaker 3: It is not on stolen land any more than any
Speaker 3: other country and society in human history is stolen land, or,
Speaker 3: for that matter, anymore than all the tribes in America
Speaker 3: were on stolen land. If you want an example that
Speaker 3: calls to mind for me, from the Dakota's we have
Speaker 3: the Lakota people there. They complain that the Black Hills
Speaker 3: were stolen from them. Europeans have owned the Black Hills
Speaker 3: longer than the Lakota owned the Black Hills, because they
Speaker 3: joinked it from another tribe just shortly before. After they
Speaker 3: got the horse, they expanded. And that's all of human history.
Speaker 3: All of human history is this or that. Stone age people,
Speaker 3: Bronze age people moving around constantly taking things. What actually
Speaker 3: gave us the concept of ownership and for that matter,
Speaker 3: the concept of of theft and property and all of
Speaker 3: that is civilization and law, and that is why you
Speaker 3: can't just steal somebody's land today.
Speaker 2: It's a great thing.
Speaker 3: But they want They hate those laws, They hate the West,
Speaker 3: they hate civilization, so they use those concepts to undermine
Speaker 3: them and blow them up. And it's just a pure
Speaker 3: anti civilizational resentment. But if Eilish is going to indulge that,
Speaker 3: make her live by it.
Speaker 2: I love that. Well said. Make Billie Eilish give back
Speaker 2: her stolen land, Her stolen mansion needs to go back
Speaker 2: to what's the tribe's name? Uh? It is the uh
Speaker 2: what's a Tongueva That sounds like tongue specific island, like
Speaker 2: a South Pacific. Billie Eilish, we are here by calling
Speaker 2: on you to give back your mansion to the Tongueva
Speaker 2: tribe in the Greater Los Angeles basin. You need to
Speaker 2: do it now. Do it today. You are rich enough
Speaker 2: to buy another piece of land on a non stolen
Speaker 2: piece of property on planet Earth. We're not sure what
Speaker 2: qualifies is non stolen at this point, based on your
Speaker 2: guys's faulty logic, But.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I think we know it qualifies as non stolen
Speaker 3: if you know it's not white people.
Speaker 2: You could buy Jeffrey Epstein's island. Buy it. Yes, if
Speaker 2: you could buy that, that would not be stolen. It's
Speaker 2: probably stolen land. I don't know where you're gonna find
Speaker 2: some non stolen land, even the UK is you could
Speaker 2: make the argument stolen, right well, and the UK.
Speaker 3: Belongs to everybody. Well, they say, well, we can go
Speaker 3: deep down that rabbit hole. But if you're not willing
Speaker 3: to do all of those things, Billy, then we have
Speaker 3: another good take on what you're supposed to do. This
Speaker 3: is a ricky your base three sixty three.
Speaker 10: If you do win an award tonight, don't use it
Speaker 10: as a platform to make.
Speaker 2: A political speech.
Speaker 10: Right, You're in no position to lecture the public about anything.
Speaker 10: You know nothing about the real world. Most of you
Speaker 10: spend less time in school than Greta Thumburg. So if
Speaker 10: you win, right, come up except you an award, Thank
Speaker 10: you and your God.
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