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Speaker 4: All right, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. It's June eleventh. Man,
Speaker 4: how time is flying? I am here in Phoenix, Arizona
Speaker 4: at the y Refi Studios. Blake as the day off,
Speaker 4: traveling in undisclosed locations. I'm sure he would disclose it,
Speaker 4: but I'm not going to do that for him. Honored
Speaker 4: to be with you guys all across the country. So
Speaker 4: much to get into. We've got a pac show. Sarah
Speaker 4: Fields is going to be joining us at the half hour.
Speaker 4: She has been absolutely out front on the Carmelo Anthony verdict,
Speaker 4: on the trial. She was in the courtroom for much
Speaker 4: of the trial itself, and she has insider information. And
Speaker 4: it occurred to me that the country is reacting to
Speaker 4: two different sets of facts, and she's gonna break it
Speaker 4: all down because if you listen to the Carmelo Anthony supporters,
Speaker 4: all you would think is that this is an innocent
Speaker 4: young man who did nothing wrong self defense. The facts
Speaker 4: don't bear that out at all. Let's just be clear.
Speaker 4: So she's gonna help us break that down where some
Speaker 4: of that disinformation is coming. Then we have Burt Jones,
Speaker 4: who's running to be the next governor of the Great
Speaker 4: State of Georgia. And then we're gonna turn our sights
Speaker 4: and talk to one of the top members of the
Speaker 4: Reform Party, Nigel Farage in the UK, talking about what's
Speaker 4: happening with Henry Novak, what's happening in Belfast. So much
Speaker 4: to get into, but I want to start today on
Speaker 4: this bombshell new report from the New York Times. It's
Speaker 4: probably the second such bombshell that has come from Maggie
Speaker 4: Haberman and Jonathan Swan of the New York Times. They
Speaker 4: are publishing this as part of a sort of drip
Speaker 4: feed promotion of their new book. I will tell you
Speaker 4: I got a lot of qualms with the New York Times,
Speaker 4: as any conservative would. But Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
Speaker 4: have done these pieces before and there has been very
Speaker 4: little pushback, correction anything. They're pretty darn good reporters. Okay.
Speaker 4: I have to say, you may not agree with them,
Speaker 4: you may not like them. They may be on the
Speaker 4: enemy's team, if you will, politically speaking, but they come
Speaker 4: up with the goods and they tend to be fairly accurate. Okay,
Speaker 4: So what is reported in this thing? I mean, I
Speaker 4: was wrapped. The whole time I was reading this, my
Speaker 4: mind was going back to the summer, the spring and
Speaker 4: summer of twenty twenty five. That was the time that
Speaker 4: I walked through this whole saga with Charlie as we
Speaker 4: were looking at the way that the Epstein files, if
Speaker 4: you will, were being rolled out. Now, if you listen
Speaker 4: to Blake, who's typically on this show with me, nothing
Speaker 4: really to see here. He's a skeptic. He's a skeptic
Speaker 4: that there is a there there in the first place.
Speaker 4: What this piece details is the inner workings of the
Speaker 4: White House top brass to try and figure out how
Speaker 4: to deal with it. And what you see is this
Speaker 4: fascinating mosaic unfold in the situation room. We're back in
Speaker 4: the situation room. Remember this is their last piece. Was
Speaker 4: when bb Netnah who came over to pitch Trump on
Speaker 4: the Iran strikes inside the situation room. Well, we're back
Speaker 4: there and they were having meetings including Susie Wiles, Taylor Budowitch,
Speaker 4: one of her deputy chief of staffs, James Blair, jd Vance,
Speaker 4: Todd Blanche, Pam Bondy, all of these players in the
Speaker 4: Trump White House and what you see is a spectrum
Speaker 4: of trying to understand what to do with the Epstein files,
Speaker 4: and it ranges from Vice President jade Van saying, let's
Speaker 4: get everything out there asap as quickly as we can
Speaker 4: to here are some more moderate options, and it becomes
Speaker 4: this escalating story about how to then release more stuff?
Speaker 4: What do we do with Gleayne Maxwell, What do we
Speaker 4: do with all this stuff? Now? I tend to be
Speaker 4: somewhat persuaded by some of Blake's skepticism. Is there or
Speaker 4: there there? I think there's a lot of there there.
Speaker 4: We have You have Bill Gates today testifying before the
Speaker 4: House committee chaired by James Commer Oversight, trying to explain
Speaker 4: and help them with that investigation. He says that he
Speaker 4: didn't do anything wrong, His affairs are not to be
Speaker 4: looked at. Nothing there. But this is an ongoing saga
Speaker 4: because and this is the big because there is energy
Speaker 4: within the Trump coalition to see maximum, maximum transparency with this.
Speaker 4: JD Vance understood that very early on. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 4: Charlie had something to do with that. Charlie and I
Speaker 4: talked about this a lot, that the base wanted the
Speaker 4: Trump two point zero to be different in every single
Speaker 4: way when it came to government accountability and transparency, and
Speaker 4: this article details that. You know who else wanted maximum
Speaker 4: transparency was Bongino. Bongino's a character in this. You might
Speaker 4: remember some of the drama that came out at different
Speaker 4: points of his tenure as Deputy director of the FBI.
Speaker 4: He wanted to have maximum transparency, but there was other
Speaker 4: people that didn't seem as convinced that everything should be released,
Speaker 4: and that ultimately became a tactical misstep here when it
Speaker 4: came to this. So let me just summarize this for you.
Speaker 4: So this is part again Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
Speaker 4: detail intense internal panic at the Trump White House in
Speaker 4: the summer twenty twenty five, and it's part of their
Speaker 4: book that's going to come out, Regime Change inside the
Speaker 4: Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump. I don't love the title.
Speaker 4: A DOJFBI member released around July seventh, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 4: stated there was no client list of powerful men linked
Speaker 4: to the Epstein procuring underage girls. It aimed to quell speculation,
Speaker 4: but instead it sparked massive backlash and that is something
Speaker 4: that we have been living through and let me make
Speaker 4: this very clear for the audience. When I talk to
Speaker 4: Turning Point students, when I go out and I talk
Speaker 4: to regular voters, we go to our local UH Chase,
Speaker 4: the Chase the vote super chase events with just everyday
Speaker 4: Americans base voters. Guess what they care about. They want
Speaker 4: to see accountability. With Epstein, they want to see big rich,
Speaker 4: powerful elites be held accountable. Some have been held accountable
Speaker 4: in the court of public opinion, some have been driven
Speaker 4: out of jobs, some have had to resign. But they
Speaker 4: want to see actual lawsuits. They want to see charges, indictments.
Speaker 4: So the DOJ memo comes out trying to quell all
Speaker 4: of this. Top advisors held multiple high stakes meetings, often
Speaker 4: in the situation room, to manage the political fallout debate
Speaker 4: transparency gestures like in interviewing Gallainne Maxwell petitioning to get
Speaker 4: grand jury sealed grand jury investigations unsealed. It ended up
Speaker 4: blowing up in everybody's faces. This insight into who was
Speaker 4: doing what and when and how it was handled is
Speaker 4: a fascinating one. It's a pr nightmare obviously for the
Speaker 4: Trump administration. Now, do I believe that there is a
Speaker 4: actual client list? I don't actually believe that. But one
Speaker 4: thing that I can say is there was video in
Speaker 4: Miny of Epstein's locations in his houses and his different properties.
Speaker 4: What happened to that. But I do believe that President
Speaker 4: Trump there's nothing that implicates him directly. Maybe some embarrassing moments,
Speaker 4: but that's fine. Nothing he hasn't dealt with before. But
Speaker 4: I do not think that the president if that if
Speaker 4: Joe Biden and the Biden administration would have had something
Speaker 4: on President Trump, it would have been released during the
Speaker 4: Biden administration. You bet your bottom dollar. Okay, this became
Speaker 4: a political football that the Democrats jumped on after the
Speaker 4: MAGA coalition was upset about the way it was handled.
Speaker 4: I recommend everybody give this a read. It's a very
Speaker 4: fascinating article, and I believe some people come out looking
Speaker 4: really good. Some people come out looking like they don't
Speaker 4: understand the base, and that is the key insight that
Speaker 4: this strained relationships within the admin. There was trouble trying
Speaker 4: to navigate it with the public. But the main thing
Speaker 4: that I want to say is that there is some
Speaker 4: there there, but it's probably not everything that the base wants. Transparency, honesty,
Speaker 4: it all would have been the best policy here. Some
Speaker 4: were early, some found out the hard way. I want
Speaker 4: to give you guys some breaking news. There are hazmat
Speaker 4: cruz at the FB or at the Pentagon right now.
Speaker 4: Multiple Pentagon floors locked down evacuated due to hazardous material incident.
Speaker 4: What you have right there is a statement from Sean Parnell,
Speaker 4: who says the Pentagon has sophisticated systems to ensure the
Speaker 4: safety of the building and occupants. Those systems have detected
Speaker 4: an air quality issue, necessitating precautionary measures until we determine
Speaker 4: its significance. The Department is executing standard protection protocol, including
Speaker 4: a shelter and place order for the affected area. Response
Speaker 4: teams are in place and ready to support building occupants.
Speaker 4: So I'm not sure how big of a deal that is. Obviously,
Speaker 4: we're prayerful that there is. This is just precautionary that
Speaker 4: it's but we're gonna be monitoring the situation. Okay, So
Speaker 4: that is happening right now. Device picked up biohazard scent. Okay,
Speaker 4: so a device picked up some sort of biohazard scent.
Speaker 4: So we are monitoring that. I'll give you more information
Speaker 4: as we have it, all right, I want to make
Speaker 4: up a couple points here, so we laid out the sticks.
Speaker 4: There's panic at the White House over Epstein. You know,
Speaker 4: they even bring up Charlie and that Charlie got scolded
Speaker 4: for trying to elevate the issue at Student Action summit
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty five. I remember it well. I can
Speaker 4: tell you that much of the reporting is in that
Speaker 4: instance is pretty accurate. Actually. I just have to say, though,
Speaker 4: and this is the part that is frustrating for me.
Speaker 4: Where was the New York Times in CNN and ABC
Speaker 4: and all these guys the last four years of the
Speaker 4: Epstein list and the Epstein files when Joe Biden was president,
Speaker 4: where were they? Where were the big expose as in
Speaker 4: the articles? They don't care about what actually is happening
Speaker 4: with kids and human trafficking. They don't care about it.
Speaker 4: And I can prove that, and I will in a second.
Speaker 4: They were in favor of all the things that were
Speaker 4: happening at the border. They were in favor of the humanitarian,
Speaker 4: the humane, compassionate immigration that was not compassionate or humane
Speaker 4: at all. But now suddenly they care about Epstein because
Speaker 4: they see it as a political football that they can
Speaker 4: take advantage of They see it as a way to
Speaker 4: smear the Trump administration, which has release more files than
Speaker 4: anybody else. Yeah, sometimes they do it under duress, and
Speaker 4: they were kicking e screement. I totally admit it was
Speaker 4: bad optics. They should have done it out front and willing.
Speaker 4: There were certain voices in the administration that wanted to
Speaker 4: do so. But if you read this piece carefully, one
Speaker 4: thing is very clear. They understood they had an optics problem,
Speaker 4: but they also understood that there was no there there.
Speaker 4: So what do you do when the world is going
Speaker 4: to try and smear the president as some pedophile, some
Speaker 4: pedo protector is the way it gets smeared on the
Speaker 4: Internet and sometimes IRL and in real life. But what
Speaker 4: do you do when there's no there there? And how
Speaker 4: do you best handle it? And I will just say
Speaker 4: they handled it the wrong way many times. And there's
Speaker 4: been certain voices in the administration, such as JD. Vance,
Speaker 4: that wanted to just get it all out there, beat
Speaker 4: forward facing, get out in front of it, send it
Speaker 4: all out. That was the right impulse, that was the
Speaker 4: right instinct. They don't believe in objective morality, though The
Speaker 4: New York Times these reporters of the stories incensed, outraged,
Speaker 4: morally indignant at this pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. When Joe Biden
Speaker 4: was president, nobody even talked about it. The only people
Speaker 4: talking about it actually were people like Dan Bongino, people
Speaker 4: like us on the show, people like Charlie. So anyways,
Speaker 4: apparently more morality just sways based on who's in office
Speaker 4: and who you can try and sway their votes. They
Speaker 4: have no moral compass. This is the problem with secular humanism.
Speaker 4: It is what is the newest thing? What is the
Speaker 4: latest thing? And I'm gonna prove it to you. This morning,
Speaker 4: Todd Blanche, acting Attorney General, and our new DHS Secretary
Speaker 4: Secretary Mullin came out and they had a press conference.
Speaker 4: And what was the press conference about. It was about
Speaker 4: the four hundred and fifty thousand missing smuggled traffic migrant
Speaker 4: children that were brought into the country play cut to
Speaker 4: twenty two.
Speaker 5: We found one hundred and forty six kids so far,
Speaker 5: one hundred and forty six thousand kids. We still have
Speaker 5: nearly three hundred thousand missing. We're investigating reports to where
Speaker 5: some of these kids claim that they were raped six
Speaker 5: to seven hundred times you don't care who you are.
Speaker 5: I don't care if you have kids, If you don't
Speaker 5: have kids, I don't care. If you're a liberal, you're independent,
Speaker 5: you're a Democrat, you're a Republican. If you can't stand
Speaker 5: for law enforcement to go find these kids, who are you?
Speaker 4: Do you hear that? So the Biden administration and Democrats
Speaker 4: created this mess at the border, four hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: thousand missing kids. They found almost one hundred and fifty
Speaker 4: thousand of them. There's three hundred thousand missing still and
Speaker 4: the ones they found are reporting back to DHS and
Speaker 4: ICE and CBP, all these you know, the Gestapo that
Speaker 4: actually is saving kids, by the way, and reporting back
Speaker 4: to them, they've been raped six or seven hundred times.
Speaker 4: So all you out there that are complaining about the
Speaker 4: pedo protectors and President Trump, guess what. It's the Trump
Speaker 4: administration that just saved one hundred and fifty thousand kids
Speaker 4: from getting raped six or seven thousand, six or seven
Speaker 4: hundred times. But it gets worse. Todd Blanche says they
Speaker 4: have discovered fifteen thousand and five hundred super sponsor cases.
Speaker 4: These are people that smuggled dozens of kids each So
Speaker 4: while we're talking about pedophiles and Jeffrey Epstein and three
Speaker 4: D chess and five D chess and all right here
Speaker 4: at our border, kids were getting raped and molested by
Speaker 4: grown men, by cartels, by smugglers play cut twenty one.
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Speaker 6: Week Coke, her brother Carlos, Augustine Kwek Cooke, and Gladys
Speaker 6: Marina call Chen. This was out of the Northern District
Speaker 6: of Ohio. All three are illegal aliens from Guatemala who
Speaker 6: allegedly took part in a wide, raging conspiracy to smuggle
Speaker 6: more than a dozen children into the United States by
Speaker 6: scamming the system and exploiting the loopholes created by the
Speaker 6: last administration. This is one example, one indictment, but it
Speaker 6: is not unique. There are over fifteen thousand, five hundred
Speaker 6: super sponsor cases that we have identified along with dhs.
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Speaker 4: Sarah Fields. She's a mother, she's an investigative journalist, she's
Speaker 4: a state delegate, she's a precinct chair. She is grassroots,
Speaker 4: which is our love language here on the Charlie Kirk Show. Sarah,
Speaker 4: thank you so much for joining the show.
Speaker 7: Thank you, thank you for having me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so, you have been covering this like nobody else,
Speaker 4: and everybody should go follow you on X You have
Speaker 4: hundreds of thousands of followers already and you're doing incredible
Speaker 4: work here. And it occurred to me you and I
Speaker 4: spoke briefly on the phone yesterday. It occurred to me
Speaker 4: that what I am watching in the reaction, especially from
Speaker 4: Carmelo supporters, is that it's like a whole set of
Speaker 4: different facts. They are reacting to a case into a
Speaker 4: set of circumstances that didn't happen. So why don't we
Speaker 4: just start with what did happen and then we'll get
Speaker 4: into the reaction. Put it brass tacks. You were in
Speaker 4: the courtroom, you heard his testimony, you saw video what
Speaker 4: happened in the murder of this poor young kid in
Speaker 4: the Metcalf family of just my heart goes out to them,
Speaker 4: what really happened?
Speaker 7: What really happened at the bottom line is that Carmelo
Speaker 7: was supposed to be warming up on the track. He
Speaker 7: then walked away while the rest of his while while
Speaker 7: the rest of his teammates and the rest of his
Speaker 7: students stayed on the stayed on the track, he walked
Speaker 7: over to the memorial tent, he sat down, and then
Speaker 7: when he was asked to leave because Austin Metcalf had
Speaker 7: been literally text by his coach that morning and told
Speaker 7: that he wanted him to take a leadership role and
Speaker 7: to make him proud, And all of my reporting includes
Speaker 7: the details of exactly what was said, if you want
Speaker 7: to ever go back and look. But he had been
Speaker 7: instructed before that no one under everyone under the tent
Speaker 7: is supposed to be part of the team, needs to
Speaker 7: be no one else needs to be underneath that tent,
Speaker 7: And it was unusual for them for anyone else that
Speaker 7: was not part of the team to come sit underneath
Speaker 7: the tent. It was part of their policy. It was
Speaker 7: part of what the coach. The coach's instructions were, so
Speaker 7: he took the reins on this and said, you know,
Speaker 7: who is this kid? Why is he under here? And
Speaker 7: of course Carmelo, you know, said I'm mellow, and that
Speaker 7: was it. And they then all chimed in and said,
Speaker 7: you're not supposed to be under this tent. You need to,
Speaker 7: you know, go to where you need to be. And
Speaker 7: by the way, you know, it wasn't even you know,
Speaker 7: the defenses they had rained and all this stuff, and
Speaker 7: it was actually determined at once at one point that
Speaker 7: it wasn't raining, it was drizzling, and where Carmelo sat
Speaker 7: under the tent was actually not even completely underneath the
Speaker 7: coverage of the tent. It was under only half of it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so he's sitting in the back. They're telling him to leave.
Speaker 7: He refuses to leave often then steps up a row
Speaker 7: or two and says, you need to leave. And Carmelo said,
Speaker 7: you know, touch me and see what happens. And at
Speaker 7: this point his hand is already in the bag, already
Speaker 7: in the bag, and he said, you know, you need
Speaker 7: to leave, and he said, apparently, according to several witnesses,
Speaker 7: he then said punch me and see what happens. Often said,
Speaker 7: I'm not going to fight you at a track meet, bro.
Speaker 7: He then picks him up, sorry, not picks him up,
Speaker 7: but apparently he kind of grabs him and pushes him
Speaker 7: on the shoulder. And then at that point, and according
Speaker 7: to all the witnesses, it was a slight nudge. It
Speaker 7: was a slight push. If it had been a harder push,
Speaker 7: I don't know. Carmelo could never have reacted the way
Speaker 7: he did. He would have fallen backwards right, But instead
Speaker 7: it was Yep, it was a slight nudge, and it
Speaker 7: was an immediate stab, and it was so fast that
Speaker 7: every single witness that was underneath that tent could not
Speaker 7: even see the actual stab. And there wasn't until Austin
Speaker 7: lifted up his shirt and said, he stabbed me. He
Speaker 7: stabbed me and said, oh my god, lifted up his
Speaker 7: shirt and they saw a hole in his chest and
Speaker 7: the blood running down. It wasn't until then that they
Speaker 7: realized that Carmelo had stabbed Often in the heart. And
Speaker 7: then Carmelo then apparently walked upwards, ran down the bleachers
Speaker 7: for a very brief amount of time, and then slowed
Speaker 7: down again. And apparently it would seem that he was
Speaker 7: trying to blend in with the crowd at that point
Speaker 7: and he never left the stadium. That is what happened,
Speaker 7: fortun to witness testimony. According to all evidence, including the
Speaker 7: video footage that was shown by Frisco ISD, there was
Speaker 7: no attack, There was no four minute fight, there was
Speaker 7: no co you know, arguing for long periods of time
Speaker 7: back and forth. It happened so fast they didn't even
Speaker 7: realize what had happened to Austin until it was too late.
Speaker 4: So it seems like a very cut, dry case of murder,
Speaker 4: basically unprovoked, completely nonsensical, preventable, unnecessary. I mean, this should
Speaker 4: have just been a altercation at a you know, high
Speaker 4: school boys fight, and it didn't even get to that point,
Speaker 4: and yet Austin Metcalf lost his life. And it's egregious.
Speaker 4: He has now obviously he've been found guilty. And despite
Speaker 4: all of this, it's still being used for this modern
Speaker 4: American racial drama by bad actors. But the wrong facts,
Speaker 4: the wrong details seem to be coming out. When you
Speaker 4: hear people talk Jasmine Crockett, we'll just use her as
Speaker 4: case in point. Hear her reaction and then let's talk
Speaker 4: about where some of this disinformation is originating from twenty.
Speaker 8: Nine and what we saw with that verdict is the
Speaker 8: evidence of a broken system. A lot of people don't
Speaker 8: know what it is to live as a black person
Speaker 8: in this country. But just like you can give the
Speaker 8: benefit of the doubt to so many police officers when
Speaker 8: they go out and they shoot some black, unarmed person,
Speaker 8: even though they are trained, the fact that there was
Speaker 8: little to no mercy seeing or humanity seeing when this
Speaker 8: black boy said that, I was scared.
Speaker 4: And I should say also, Sarah, that the mom and
Speaker 4: dad are now doing a press tour. I don't think
Speaker 4: they're comporting themselves well at all. But again, I'll just
Speaker 4: I'll play the clips of everybody's aware of it so and
Speaker 4: then I'll get your reaction. St. Twenty six.
Speaker 7: My son is no murder.
Speaker 9: My son didn't intend to hurt anyone. My son was
Speaker 9: depending him aself. And that's what hurts so bad.
Speaker 10: We were delusion. We thought we was going to get.
Speaker 7: A fast shape.
Speaker 3: Everyone actually lied on a stand. Everyone.
Speaker 9: All of the witnesses statements were inconsistent, all of them.
Speaker 10: He was convicted when he walked out of the jail.
Speaker 10: If you looked at the news all that year. He
Speaker 10: was already convicted. If you look at it, who is
Speaker 10: our It was already done. It was no innocent in
Speaker 10: a proven guilty. He was already guilty. People want as dead,
Speaker 10: That's what they still got what they want.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you said, I go.
Speaker 11: Look at my phone.
Speaker 3: People want as dead. They want our family dead.
Speaker 4: So, Sarah, these facts, this they are clear in this case.
Speaker 4: And yet it seems like the black community does not
Speaker 4: is not getting the same set of facts that we are.
Speaker 4: What's going on here?
Speaker 7: They they know, they know the facts. And the first
Speaker 7: let me, let me talk about Jasmine Crockett, she said
Speaker 7: unarmed black men.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 7: First of all, Carmelo was armed. Austin was the one
Speaker 7: who was not armed. Second of all, I watched that
Speaker 7: interview with with Crockett and she was talking about how
Speaker 7: this was just a small multi tool, you know, and
Speaker 7: it wasn't even a real knife. At the end of
Speaker 7: the day, it was a deadly weapon because it was
Speaker 7: used to kill Austin metcalf. Also, what's crazy about this
Speaker 7: is that the multi toool rumor has been spread for
Speaker 7: nearly a year and it just kind of goes to
Speaker 7: show their mindset because they think that if it's not
Speaker 7: a vicious looking weapon and somehow it's not a weapon.
Speaker 7: But they you know, if you run somebody over with
Speaker 7: a car, that car becomes a deadly weapon. And I
Speaker 7: just think it's interesting that she finally gives this interview
Speaker 7: talking about how it's a small multi tool. But she
Speaker 7: gave this interview after the facts of the case about
Speaker 7: the knife had already come out in trial. They had
Speaker 7: already shown a photo the person sorry I can't remember
Speaker 7: what she's called, but she's the person who draws the
Speaker 7: pictures while she's in the trial room. She actually drew
Speaker 7: a very accurate depiction of the knife. The knife was
Speaker 7: didn't look anything like a small multi toool. It looked
Speaker 7: like a hunting knife. So the fact that those that
Speaker 7: information had already come out and Jasmine Crockett is still
Speaker 7: being dishonest tells you what their mindset is. These people
Speaker 7: are liars and no the Anthony family, the parents, this
Speaker 7: is not going well for them because they keep claiming
Speaker 7: my son's not a murderer. They have shown absolutely no
Speaker 7: remorse and absolutely no sympathy for the Metcalt family whatsoever.
Speaker 7: They don't care that Austin lost his life. They just
Speaker 7: are professional victims. And like I said, this is kind
Speaker 7: of you know, this is backfiring in their face and
Speaker 7: their liars. Drew Anthony is a liar. He has literally
Speaker 7: assisted in some of these activists with spreading rumors about
Speaker 7: people in order to try and paint themselves in a
Speaker 7: good light and paint the Metcalfs as these bullies and
Speaker 7: these horrible racist people.
Speaker 4: Sarah, can I just tell our audience right now that's
Speaker 4: watching this, please realize that, Sarah, we have to do
Speaker 4: this by phone right now, because if we did this
Speaker 4: by video, there are death threats and doxing threats and
Speaker 4: all this against Sarah because she's been covering the case
Speaker 4: accurately and there's people that don't like that. Yes, and
Speaker 4: so that's why we're doing on phone, so we don't
Speaker 4: give away your location right now. And I want the
Speaker 4: audience to understand that.
Speaker 12: I sure learned something from this. I learned to tell
Speaker 12: my sons if a white boy not argue with no
Speaker 12: white boys, because baby, ain't no law protecting you if
Speaker 12: something goes down with them. That's what I learned from
Speaker 12: this case. I'm gonna tell my sons if you arguing
Speaker 12: with a white boy, walk the away because the law
Speaker 12: don't protect you.
Speaker 4: It just like it mind blown, boggles the mind. You know, Sarah,
Speaker 4: you know what's funny.
Speaker 7: About what she just said. She just said she would
Speaker 7: teach her son to walk away. That's interesting.
Speaker 4: So the justice system worked here. I mean, that's that's
Speaker 4: my takea.
Speaker 7: Flab Yeah, yeah, the justice system works.
Speaker 4: Yeah, by holding a murderer accountable. Guess what Cardi b
Speaker 4: learned a lesson? You should walk away and not stab somebody.
Speaker 4: You shouldn't murder people. Sarah, your reaction.
Speaker 7: If he had been acquitted and he had walked away
Speaker 7: from all of this, it would have sent a message
Speaker 7: across the world, across this country that you can stab
Speaker 7: someone for pushing you, that you can run into someone
Speaker 7: in Walmart and if you don't like it, then you
Speaker 7: can stab someone. You know, I when we watched the
Speaker 7: Frisco id footage, and you know they've lied about that
Speaker 7: from the very beginning. It started the very first week.
Speaker 7: You know, he was attacked by four boys, and you
Speaker 7: know the fight went on for a long time and
Speaker 7: Hunter was involved, even though Hunter was never involved. So
Speaker 7: many rumors, so many lies, just outright lies, even after
Speaker 7: they actually had some of these people who lied actually
Speaker 7: saw the footage at Frisco ISD and they would see
Speaker 7: it through open records request and they put their names
Speaker 7: onto this list and staid, see here's the list from
Speaker 7: open records request. I saw the footage, so I know
Speaker 7: what I'm talking about. And then they would proceed to lie.
Speaker 7: And I saw the footage as well, and I'm over
Speaker 7: here thinking, did we see the same video? But in
Speaker 7: the trial they enhanced that footage and you literally see
Speaker 7: two figures. You still can't even see their faces. You
Speaker 7: see two figures kind of go backwards and pop back
Speaker 7: up right at the same time, and then one fall
Speaker 7: in one run. There was no fight. It was just,
Speaker 7: you know, one individual fall somewhat backwards, pounces right back
Speaker 7: up and then that's when he stabbed him. But they've
Speaker 7: done nothing but lie about what they saw.
Speaker 4: This is the part that's most fascinating to me, Sarah,
Speaker 4: is so you saw all the all the all the evidence,
Speaker 4: all the information, all the witness testimony. You saw it,
Speaker 4: you documented it brilliantly on your on your ex and
Speaker 4: thank you. I am serious that people need to follow
Speaker 4: Sarah on social media please, because she did an incredible job.
Speaker 4: Heroes work here and yet and we talked about this
Speaker 4: briefly on the phone yesterday, Sarah, you said, a lot
Speaker 4: of this is getting propagated on social media. Then there's
Speaker 4: a certain number of accounts that are pushing out the
Speaker 4: vast majority of this disinformation. And by the way, I
Speaker 4: can attest on social media some of the stuff that
Speaker 4: I've dealt with after Charlie's assassination, it's it's a handful
Speaker 4: of accounts to push out the vast majority of disinformation,
Speaker 4: and then it confuses everybody. So what are we seeing
Speaker 4: in this case that's pushing out this alternate reality, this
Speaker 4: alternate set of facts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so I literally watched this happen in real time,
Speaker 7: very leon an individual by the name of Tiffany Billion's
Speaker 7: aka Tiffany McAdoo, that's her real name. What she actually
Speaker 7: ended up getting suspended on Facebook because she docked my kids,
Speaker 7: she dogs my family, and Facebook suspended her for that. Yeah,
Speaker 7: But then she went over to TikTok and it was
Speaker 7: originally her and she claimed to be an advocate for
Speaker 7: the family that was spreading all these rumors about how
Speaker 7: he was attacked. Very like very detailed misinformation. He was
Speaker 7: attacked by four boys, Carmelo foe backwards, he crab walked backwards.
Speaker 7: It was just the very detailed descriptions of an absolute
Speaker 7: fantasy that didn't that didn't happen, And then slowly, little
Speaker 7: by little up until now, these exact things that she
Speaker 7: first started to say is now being spread by large
Speaker 7: accounts and yeah, very select accounts online. Another one is
Speaker 7: Dominique Alexander, who's done nothing but turned this into a issue.
Speaker 7: Tony turned this into a race issue as well. They
Speaker 7: also did everything they could to discredit everything that I said.
Speaker 7: Everything that I have said about this case from the
Speaker 7: very beginning, since day one, has been one hundred percent accurate.
Speaker 7: Everything and pretty much everything that I put out was
Speaker 7: backed up with documentations. So they would do their best
Speaker 7: to discredit me by either going after my past, they
Speaker 7: would go after my family. They would say that I
Speaker 7: received documents illegally, which was false. They said that my
Speaker 7: documents weren't real, that I fabricated them was It was
Speaker 7: crazy to watch.
Speaker 4: Them do this, well, Sarah.
Speaker 7: But yet everything they've said had no evidence.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course, of course, it's all just rumor and nuendo.
Speaker 4: It's made up garbage, its lies. And here's what's sad
Speaker 4: about this. There's this whole trend on social media right
Speaker 4: now where black men are going up to random white people,
Speaker 4: many of whom are homeless, by the way, and assaulting them.
Speaker 4: I saw and there are warnings. We played a clip
Speaker 4: yesterday the Show of men saying you better not go
Speaker 4: out of your house this weekend, white people, because you're
Speaker 4: just you're gonna get You're gonna get beat up, You're
Speaker 4: gonna who knows what else, what worse can happen? Right
Speaker 4: they might get killed. So so this race drama that's
Speaker 4: been concocted on social media by liars and bad faith
Speaker 4: actors and race hustlers, is that now spilling out into
Speaker 4: real life. And the thing that that is like mind
Speaker 4: blowing to me is that the case was so egregious
Speaker 4: against uh, the evidence was so against Carmelo Anthony that
Speaker 4: not even Al Sharpton and Ben Crump, that the classic
Speaker 4: race hustlers, race baiters, they don't even think it's worth
Speaker 4: putting in their name too. And yet it's still becoming
Speaker 4: this racial drama, that this is an amazing microcosm of
Speaker 4: a modern problem that we are dealing with in this
Speaker 4: country where you can just lie on social media, distort
Speaker 4: the facts and guess what. Sarah now has to call
Speaker 4: into the Charlie Kirk Show, so so we don't find
Speaker 4: out her location and that her the people that want
Speaker 4: her bad things for her can't figure out how to
Speaker 4: hurt her. That's what we're dealing with. It's tragic. One minute, Sarah,
Speaker 4: the floor is yours.
Speaker 7: I just want to I honestly just want everybody to
Speaker 7: just pray for the metcalf regardless even though the gag
Speaker 7: order is lifted. Now they these people know where they live,
Speaker 7: these people know who they are there, they are being watched.
Speaker 7: I'm being watched. You got to understand that the Anthonys
Speaker 7: have not been swatted, they have not been threatened, but
Speaker 7: the Metcalfs have been swatted. I've been swatted, you know, Megan,
Speaker 7: and Jeff was swatted six times. And you know when
Speaker 7: I did Mike, Yeah, And so when I did my
Speaker 7: interview with Jeff last night, I'm so glad that he
Speaker 7: finally got to say every you know, he finally got
Speaker 7: a load off his chest because I can't imagine having
Speaker 7: to be quiet while my murdered son is dragged through
Speaker 7: the mud, and I, unfortunately, I don't I don't think
Speaker 7: this is over. I think they're going to have to
Speaker 7: take a lot of precautions, A lot of us are
Speaker 7: going to have to take a lot of precautions because
Speaker 7: these people have shown themselves to be violent, they are
Speaker 7: being incited, and I just, I honestly, just really want
Speaker 7: to ask everyone to pray for Megan and Jeff, and
Speaker 7: really pray for Hunter as well. Sarah Fields, and to
Speaker 7: thank you for having me on.
Speaker 4: Thank you for making the time, Please stay safe, thank
Speaker 4: you for your incredible reporting. God bless you.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, good to be with me, and Andrew, and I
Speaker 1: appreciate you having me on today. And yeah, we're voting
Speaker 1: right now and election is on Tuesday, and so we're
Speaker 1: just Chris crossing the state. So we're joining you from
Speaker 1: a a an outpost here here and then in South Georgia.
Speaker 4: Now, so well's so for those who were obviously in Georgia,
Speaker 4: we want them to go vote Bert Jones. Early voting
Speaker 4: started and then the runoff is on Tuesday, So everybody
Speaker 4: mark your count is a big, big day in Georgia.
Speaker 4: What was so explain the dynamic here. Okay, you had
Speaker 4: a crowded field it was about eight candidates in the primary,
Speaker 4: you took the top spot, you got the Trump endorsement.
Speaker 4: I want to proudly say that Turning Point Action was
Speaker 4: one of the first groups that endorsed your your bid
Speaker 4: for governor. And we're honored to do that, and we're
Speaker 4: proud of your performance and how you've handled this race
Speaker 4: so far, sir, So good on you. Uh what are
Speaker 4: we looking like right now? Who are you up against?
Speaker 4: And what are the stakes?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, you know, number one, I appreciate the
Speaker 1: endorsement Turning Point USA. You know, was we were honored
Speaker 1: to get the endorsement early on. Obviously, you know, we
Speaker 1: did a lot of hard work back in the legislation
Speaker 1: session to get the first turning point us a piece
Speaker 1: of legislation pass and in the state of Georgia, and
Speaker 1: I think it was the first of its kind in
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 4: That would allow uh, you know, groups.
Speaker 1: To organize and in high schools and as well as
Speaker 1: universities without being discriminated against for their political or religious view.
Speaker 1: We appreciate all the help you gave us on that
Speaker 1: effort right there. This election, we had eight people in
Speaker 1: the race, and obviously we finished first in that election
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago. But now we're up against
Speaker 1: a guy who's really not a real not a conservative guy,
Speaker 1: but he's got a billionaire healthcare co secutive that's been
Speaker 1: spending a lot of money probably you know up north
Speaker 1: of we think around two hundred million dollars now if
Speaker 1: you can believe that the.
Speaker 4: St that's like, so he's higher level funding in California.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you give you a give you a good indicator. Uh,
Speaker 1: the last group of tatorial race in all primary and
Speaker 1: and also general was a little less than twenty million dollars,
Speaker 1: so that's where But we have he's he's obviously trying
Speaker 1: to buy the election. We have the Trump endorsement, and
Speaker 1: we have a tele Atown hall with the President tonight,
Speaker 1: which we're very excited about. And yeah, feedback on the
Speaker 1: only ground is very good, and we like our chances
Speaker 1: on Tuesday. But people do have to get out and vote.
Speaker 1: We obviously in a runoff like this, that's going to
Speaker 1: be the key is turning your people back out.
Speaker 4: Well, and like I said, yeah, and you've got I mean,
Speaker 4: I'd love your platform going through it. I mean, this guy,
Speaker 4: this Rick Jackson, guy, healthcare billionaire, entrepreneur, whatever, tens of million,
Speaker 4: hundreds of millions, including loans of over eighty million, spending
Speaker 4: against you. Okay, so he's given himself loans, given his
Speaker 4: campaign loans. But your camp So one of the things
Speaker 4: I'm really passionate about. And I hope Georgians are internalizing
Speaker 4: this because I'm living in Arizona. I came from California.
Speaker 4: The school choice that Governor Doucy. You know, Governor Doucy
Speaker 4: people like and people don't like them whatever. You know,
Speaker 4: Now that we've got Hobbs here, we'd love to have
Speaker 4: Doucy back, I can tell you that much. But he
Speaker 4: got school choice done, and that is one of the
Speaker 4: central planks of your platform. I know we talk a
Speaker 4: lot about immigration and social issues and taxes, and also
Speaker 4: maybe just spend a minute there on school choice. I
Speaker 4: think it is the key. I think it is the
Speaker 4: key to unlocking this this the Democrat super pac that's
Speaker 4: known as the Teachers' unions, breaking that back and the
Speaker 4: funding mechanisms and giving families in the inner city, families,
Speaker 4: poor families, more opportunity. Please just tell Georgians right now,
Speaker 4: tell the country, Tell Georgians why that's so important to you.
Speaker 1: But yeah, obviously, look we have we've been trying to
Speaker 1: get school choice past here in Georgia for over a
Speaker 1: decade now, and we were able to get it done
Speaker 1: under my first obviously lieutenant first year as lieutenant governor,
Speaker 1: and it was a it was a tall order, it
Speaker 1: was it was not an easy feat, but it was
Speaker 1: the right thing to do. We passed it and literally,
Speaker 1: not even advertising or promoting it, we had over ten
Speaker 1: thousand families on the first day that it was available
Speaker 1: signed up wanting to wanted to participate. Because obviously, look,
Speaker 1: you've got to be We're always for public education. I'm
Speaker 1: a provac of public education. You have to you have
Speaker 1: to support it and we have to do everything we
Speaker 1: can to improve it. But not every public school system
Speaker 1: is the perfect fit for child.
Speaker 13: And whether that is the case, parents that there's nothing
Speaker 13: more uh, you know, for a parent to not be
Speaker 13: able to have other choices for their kids when they're
Speaker 13: struggling in school.
Speaker 1: There's there's nothing that makes you feel more helpless than
Speaker 1: that situation. So this school choice a measure that we
Speaker 1: passed gives parents more options, and it gives them the
Speaker 1: opportunity and gives these kids the opportunity to really succeed
Speaker 1: in an edge cation arena of their choice. UH. And
Speaker 1: I've seen so many kids that have we that have
Speaker 1: had the opportunity to uh move school systems and UH
Speaker 1: and they're they're thriving in the new school systems that
Speaker 1: they're in. And I do You're exactly right. It is
Speaker 1: the key to UH to get a lot of crossover
Speaker 1: vote people who have been historically maybe independent or Democrats.
Speaker 1: We've had have them come back come to us now
Speaker 1: because we're given giving them options out there. And it
Speaker 1: is and basically UH in the in in in the
Speaker 1: metro Atlanta, in the metro areas where you do have
Speaker 1: some failing inner city schools. When these parents have this
Speaker 1: opportunity and they're taking advantage of it, it's, uh, it's
Speaker 1: kind of It is very heartwarming to see the success
Speaker 1: a lot of these kids, it is.
Speaker 4: And I think it's interesting too because the winner of
Speaker 4: the runoff on Tuesday is going to be going up
Speaker 4: against former Atlanta Mayor Kasha Lance Bottoms. So that's going
Speaker 4: to be I think a big recurring theme and something
Speaker 4: you could stand out with. Listen, we got a minute
Speaker 4: and a half left here, Lieutenant Governor. I could ask
Speaker 4: you lots of questions, But what are the issues that
Speaker 4: Georgians care about that you're hearing? Is an election? Integrity,
Speaker 4: is an immigration. What are people most fired up about
Speaker 4: on the ground.
Speaker 1: Well, it is the cost of living and then and
Speaker 1: we are trying to tell them, you know, right now,
Speaker 1: explain to them. We're cutting income tax. We've done it
Speaker 1: four years in a row. We're going to continue to
Speaker 1: get there until we continue to cut it until we
Speaker 1: get to zero. We're cutting homeowner property taxes. We froze
Speaker 1: those as past legislative session. We will continue to cut
Speaker 1: property taxes for homeowners. That's a big issue. Obviously, in
Speaker 1: public safety is a huge issue, and those are things
Speaker 1: that we've been very strong on. That's why we have
Speaker 1: almost one hundred sheriffs from across the state of Georgia
Speaker 1: who are endorsing us. And look, and I'm the only conservative,
Speaker 1: isn't this race? Quite frankly, this guy is a closet
Speaker 1: Democrat that I'm running against, and I'll give us the
Speaker 1: best chance to win. Keisha lance Bottom was the mayor
Speaker 1: of Atlanta. She was a horrible mayor. Quite frankly. We
Speaker 1: had crime in Greece. We had literally riots in the
Speaker 1: street whilst she was mayor. And now she wants a promotion.
Speaker 1: But if we don't select the right person to take
Speaker 1: her own and I know I'm that person, then we
Speaker 1: could very easily lose that seat. And so this election
Speaker 1: is very important. So all to all your Georgia listeners,
Speaker 1: and I know you have plenty of them, they need
Speaker 1: to get out and vote and vote for Bert Jones today,
Speaker 1: tomorrow and on Tuesday the sixteenth.
Speaker 4: Let's do it. Georgia, rise up, get the only conservative
Speaker 4: in this race across this finish line so we can
Speaker 4: make quick work of the former failed mayor of Atlanta. Bert.
Speaker 4: We have your back. You've been a great lieutenant governor.
Speaker 4: You are the true conservative in this race. That's why
Speaker 4: we got behind you so early. That's why the presence
Speaker 4: behind you, that's why he's doing a teletown hall with you.
Speaker 4: God bless you, sir. Get it done. We know you're
Speaker 4: working your tail off to do it too, So God bless.
Speaker 1: You, Thank you, Andrew. Appreciate you having us all and
Speaker 1: appreciate it all the support that turning point has given us.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, we're We're honored to do it, sir, God bless you.
Speaker 4: I want to talk about Iran. We kind of skipped
Speaker 4: over it because in the first hour, I know there's
Speaker 4: a lot of new activity and action going on, Kinetic
Speaker 4: strikes happening, Tomahawk missiles being fired. I think the President
Speaker 4: said it best when he said this is the most
Speaker 4: violated ceasefire in the history of ceasefires. So at this
Speaker 4: point I understood that, you know, maybe some action needed
Speaker 4: to be taken because Iran's got these rogue elements. These
Speaker 4: you got the moderates versus the more hardliners, and they're
Speaker 4: at war with each other. Inside Iran, the command and
Speaker 4: control is broken down, the leadership has broken down, the
Speaker 4: communication's broken down, and so you've got different factions that
Speaker 4: want different things, and so it's a pack vacuum avoid
Speaker 4: within the power structure of Iran that's forcing these deliberations
Speaker 4: and these negotiations to be very, very frustrating, very tough
Speaker 4: to navigate. But what's fascinating about this story, I have
Speaker 4: to say, what's actually more fascinating to me is not
Speaker 4: really the play by play of who's striking what and
Speaker 4: who's doing what. Where is that President Trump said We're
Speaker 4: gonna strike them again tonight. We're gonna hit Iran again tonight.
Speaker 4: And you would think with that as the backdrop that
Speaker 4: the stock market would collapse, that there would have been
Speaker 4: a huge sell off on Wall Street, people be freaking out,
Speaker 4: hair on fire. But that's not what happened. You can
Speaker 4: see right there the Dow Jones is up, the s
Speaker 4: and P five hundred is up. It's almost like this
Speaker 4: has all been baked into the cake already. We're not
Speaker 4: reacting to the to the beat by beat, play by play,
Speaker 4: day by day action that's happening in Iran. We understand
Speaker 4: it's sort of a deton. It's sort of a stalemate.
Speaker 4: We're controlling the straight, there's a blockade. Iran is not
Speaker 4: getting their oil revenues like they want. They're upset, and
Speaker 4: the President is sort of saying, I can do this
Speaker 4: as long as you want, guys, And if you guys
Speaker 4: are gonna mess around, we're gonna hit you back. We're
Speaker 4: gonna bomb the you know what out of him. That's
Speaker 4: what he says. So it's a fascinating back and forth.
Speaker 4: It's it's people are ready for this to be finished.
Speaker 4: There's no doubt I'm ready for it to be finished.
Speaker 4: Our students at Turney Point are ready for this to
Speaker 4: be finished. And President Trump seems to be signaling in
Speaker 4: an interview he had this morning that he's not sure.
Speaker 4: He said, I listen, if it was up to me,
Speaker 4: which it is up to him, but if he was
Speaker 4: just going by his own instincts, I think he'd go
Speaker 4: the whole way. I think he'd to capitate the regime.
Speaker 4: He would he would do full regime change because he's
Speaker 4: just sick of dealing with these people. But he's said,
Speaker 4: I don't think the American people have the patience and
Speaker 4: the stomach and the appetite for that, which I would
Speaker 4: be up for. So it's this weird dynamic where the
Speaker 4: American people are saying, I want this war finished, but
Speaker 4: they've already kind of moved on. The markets have already
Speaker 4: kind of moved on. We're sort of just used to
Speaker 4: this being in the in the background. So what to
Speaker 4: make of it? In a weird way, it's almost like
Speaker 4: the American people have grown more patients by becoming disinterested
Speaker 4: in the topic altogether. Social media has grown disinterested. It's
Speaker 4: not the same energy that happened when these strikes initially
Speaker 4: were launched. So what do you even make of it? Well,
Speaker 4: what we make of it is that we want to
Speaker 4: make lemons out of lemonade out of lemons. Here, we've
Speaker 4: said on the show many times, and it bears repeating.
Speaker 4: You can often you can start a war when you
Speaker 4: want to, but you can't end it when you want to.
Speaker 4: The Iranians gonna say here, So now we're talking about
Speaker 4: carg Island. President Trump wants to take over it. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna play a couple of clips so you can get
Speaker 4: the actual sound from the President of how he's talking
Speaker 4: about this. So this was yesterday talking about how he'd
Speaker 4: like to make a deal. It's top thirty six.
Speaker 11: Oh it's a good jo Hey, I'd sort of like,
Speaker 11: I mean, I'd like to get a deal now, less
Speaker 11: than three or four weeks to go, because you know,
Speaker 11: once you do this, it's I just think it's just
Speaker 11: go a step further.
Speaker 4: Go a step forward. He'd like to make a deal,
Speaker 4: but he's not gonna be messed with Top thirty seven most.
Speaker 7: Of this morning.
Speaker 3: You got it ron.
Speaker 4: He said that they take too long, as revealed. I
Speaker 4: want to make sure it's going you correctly.
Speaker 2: You said that now they will have to pay the price.
Speaker 4: You know, what did you mean by that specific.
Speaker 10: Well, we're going to be attacking them, attacking them very hard.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, we are based in the helicopter. I guess
Speaker 7: we have the right to do that.
Speaker 4: And the reference to the helicopters, there was an American
Speaker 4: Apache helicopter that was shot down while it was patrolling
Speaker 4: the straight Both pilots were covered. Everything's good there, but
Speaker 4: Trump's like, we're going to hit you back, President Trump continues,
Speaker 4: Top thirty two.
Speaker 11: It's one of those things. They have no defense. They
Speaker 11: can't do anything about it. They the only thing they
Speaker 11: have is fake news. You know, they have the New
Speaker 11: York Times, right, stories like they're doing great, and they're not.
Speaker 11: They've been wiped out. But you know, you read the
Speaker 11: New York Times and you reach the World Street Journal,
Speaker 11: which is still fake. Yeah, I mean, I know you
Speaker 11: guys own it, but it's a real piece of garbage.
Speaker 11: And you read the Wall Street Journal. It's like they
Speaker 11: did an editorial today about we're not hitting them hard enough.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's just not hitting them hard enough. We
Speaker 11: dropped two hundred and fifty million dollars worth of bombs
Speaker 11: on him last night. You know, the whole thing is crazy,
Speaker 11: but there and they're really in submission. They just don't
Speaker 11: know it yet.
Speaker 4: And I think that's probably true actually, but their leverage
Speaker 4: is the straight of horror moves. But it's just fascinating
Speaker 4: that the markets have moved on, the people have moved on,
Speaker 4: and Trumps talking about taking carg Island. There's a really
Speaker 4: funny story that President Trump. I think he's taken a
Speaker 4: page out of the Smaly Pirates playbook and he starts
Speaker 4: He's now saying he's been stealing Iranian oil. He's he's
Speaker 4: like a he's a pirate Trump, He's taking the oil.
Speaker 4: I just find the whole thing to be an interesting
Speaker 4: observation about the lack of attention span of the American people.
Speaker 4: So how worked up are we supposed to be about this? Now?
Speaker 4: Carg Island, for those of you who don't remember, is
Speaker 4: a strategically important island off the coast of Iran that
Speaker 4: handles a lot of their shipping and fulfillment of oil
Speaker 4: and getting energy out of Iran. So if President Trump
Speaker 4: wants to take the island, which apparently he does, then
Speaker 4: that would be more one more leverage point exerted over
Speaker 4: the Iranian regime. So here we are. It's a stalemate.
Speaker 4: This is you know, I you know, I don't know
Speaker 4: where this is going to go, but this is I again.
Speaker 4: I want to make one thing very clear. I am
Speaker 4: for this ending. This would be a home run if
Speaker 4: we can get a deal with Iran. Sometimes you gotta
Speaker 4: hit back. You gotta do peace through strength. You got
Speaker 4: to show the strength. But this is one of the
Speaker 4: reasons I mean when people say to polsters, hey, the
Speaker 4: economy is better under better under Biden than it is
Speaker 4: un a Trump. That just proves how short our memory
Speaker 4: spans are. It's a wild, wild time we live in.
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Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Joining us now is Zia Yusef. He's a Reform UK.
Speaker 4: He's with the Reform UK with Nigel's party there. He's
Speaker 4: a shadow Home secretary. So a really really amazing guest
Speaker 4: that knows all about what's going on over there is
Speaker 4: I welcome to the Charlie kirkshow it's good to have you.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me pleasure to be here.
Speaker 4: So I was watching some clips of yours. You were
Speaker 4: doing interviews with British journalists, and I just I'm always
Speaker 4: so struck by something that, to my mind is so obvious,
Speaker 4: so common sense that when you look at the Henry
Speaker 4: Novak situation, poor guy he gets handcuffed when he's the
Speaker 4: one who's been stabbed. Obviously there's a racial element. And
Speaker 4: I'm watching you have to spar with these journalists that
Speaker 4: are white. You're obviously not, and they're telling you that
Speaker 4: that's a racist thing to notice these race action plans.
Speaker 4: I just I have to say I was shocked to
Speaker 4: watch you and you navigated it brilliantly. You were a gentleman.
Speaker 4: You're doing a great job. But let's start there, because
Speaker 4: that leads into the Belfast story. Is you got this
Speaker 4: Henry Novak situation that I believe is endemic to the
Speaker 4: way that the Brits are looking at their immigration problem.
Speaker 4: Explain that for our audience and why it's such an
Speaker 4: important issue for the British people.
Speaker 14: Sure, So, look, poor Henry Novak was stabbed repeatedly by
Speaker 14: a Sikh man. And what happened then was the murderer's
Speaker 14: family called the police and claimed that poor Henry had
Speaker 14: been racist to the murderer, and when Hampshire Police turned
Speaker 14: up on the scene, Henry said repeatedly to the attending
Speaker 14: officers that he had been stabbed.
Speaker 3: The police officer responded, and we know all of this.
Speaker 14: I'm sure many of your viewers would have seen the
Speaker 14: harrowing body calm footage. The police responded with the words quote,
Speaker 14: I don't think you have mate, And the last words
Speaker 14: Henry heard on this earth were his rights being read
Speaker 14: to him by Hampshire Police as he was handcuffed as
Speaker 14: he bled to death. Now, the British establishment, the media establishment,
Speaker 14: the political establishment, including the so called Conservative Party, have
Speaker 14: been it pains to say, don't politicize this. This is
Speaker 14: an aberration, This is a one off, the total opposite
Speaker 14: by the way of everything they said post the death
Speaker 14: of George Floyd. But what I've made the case for
Speaker 14: is that this is an obvious example of anti white
Speaker 14: prejudice that is embedded within the code of conduct to
Speaker 14: British policing. This is important for your use to understand
Speaker 14: the race Action Plan in British policing, a core part
Speaker 14: of the Code of Conduct, which tragically and ironically was
Speaker 14: actually brought to bear again by the so called Conservative government,
Speaker 14: and cites George Floyd's death as the reason for its existence,
Speaker 14: explicitly demands the British police officers do not treat people
Speaker 14: the same. That's a direct quote. Do not act in
Speaker 14: a colorblind fashion. That is a direct quote, and quote
Speaker 14: prioritize offenses that cause most harm to ethnic minorities. Now,
Speaker 14: if you demand that of police officers, and then you
Speaker 14: say that there will be quote zero tolerance for any
Speaker 14: infractions of this code of conduct, I'm afraid what we
Speaker 14: saw on that body cam footage, just horrifying as it was,
Speaker 14: is a direct logical conclusion of that code of conduct,
Speaker 14: where the accusation of racism was taken more seriously than
Speaker 14: the accusation of having been stabbed. And this is the
Speaker 14: point that Nigel Ferras has been making.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 14: Nigel then did a live stream and an emergency broadcast
Speaker 14: when that body cam footage was released as a result
Speaker 14: of our pressure, and he said, look, white lives matter
Speaker 14: just as much as black lives, and I think the
Speaker 14: interview you're talking about there, you know that was put
Speaker 14: to me. Well, Nigel Ferrars says white lives matter. This
Speaker 14: is a this is a clarion call of you know,
Speaker 14: of white supremacist. Well, what Nigel said was white lives
Speaker 14: matter as much as black lives. And I asked the interviewer,
Speaker 14: who was white, do you agree with that statement? And
Speaker 14: I think I asked her six times and she refused
Speaker 14: to answer at all, let alone in the affirmative. So look,
Speaker 14: what I will say is the percentage of the British
Speaker 14: population that believes that there is two tail policing to
Speaker 14: the detriment and prejudicially against white people in Britain that
Speaker 14: has doubled in the last two years alone.
Speaker 3: The British people are waking up to this.
Speaker 14: This is why reformers led north of three hundred opinion
Speaker 14: polls now nationally in a row. Why if a general
Speaker 14: election happened tomorrow, the odds are Niger Fras would be
Speaker 14: the prime minister.
Speaker 3: But we should make no mistake that the hour is
Speaker 3: very late.
Speaker 14: Indeed, Britain is buckling under the pressure of mass immigration
Speaker 14: under two tier policing, and we're seeing it throughout all
Speaker 14: of our great institutions. Wokery DEI A lot of the
Speaker 14: things that have you know, you talk about on your
Speaker 14: show all of the time, have absolutely afflicted Britain too.
Speaker 14: I would argue though that if you look at immigration,
Speaker 14: for example, our problem is even more acute potentially because
Speaker 14: if you were to look at the record of the
Speaker 14: so called Conservative government of their fourteen years that finished
Speaker 14: in twenty twenty four, they shipped in twelve million people
Speaker 14: legally during those fourteen years, and that is that's the
Speaker 14: equivalent of the fifth of our population, right. Britain's obviously
Speaker 14: a much smaller land mass and a much smaller population,
Speaker 14: and most of those people did not come to Britain
Speaker 14: on work visa. So look, I'm not a career politician.
Speaker 14: I used to be an entrepreneur. I'm in politics because
Speaker 14: I believe Britain can be turned around. The hour is late,
Speaker 14: but things can be done. But we're going to need
Speaker 14: such a radical, root and branch overhaul of our institutions
Speaker 14: and it's going to take a new insurgent party like
Speaker 14: Reform and a leader like Nigel Farrag to deliver that.
Speaker 4: And I, you know, the hour is late. I think
Speaker 4: it grieves my heart. It used to grieve Charlie's heart.
Speaker 4: One of his last trips he ever took was to
Speaker 4: the UK and to see London so transformed ethnically, demographically, culturally,
Speaker 4: and to see a great people be so cowed by
Speaker 4: accusations of racism or you know, this wokeery as you
Speaker 4: call it. It really it troubles our hearts across the pond,
Speaker 4: and it warms our hearts when guys like Nigel and
Speaker 4: yourself are speaking up loudly and unapologetically about something that
Speaker 4: should be common sense. You're so obvious, and yet that's
Speaker 4: why I get enraged when I see your interviews having
Speaker 4: to defend such common sense concepts with these British journalists.
Speaker 4: They're so they're twenty years behind and it's just wild
Speaker 4: to It's wild to me. But what's happening in Belfast
Speaker 4: is another thing. So this was sparked by an attempted
Speaker 4: beheading by a thirty year old Sudanese man named Hadi Aludid,
Speaker 4: and he allegedly stabbed a forty four year old local
Speaker 4: man named Steven Ogilvie multiple times. Bystanders had to come
Speaker 4: and knock this guy with a shovel to his head
Speaker 4: to keep him from beheading this native born son of
Speaker 4: Britain from this Sudanese man. Now you're seeing riots. Okay. Now,
Speaker 4: I'm not in favor of burning things down. I'm not
Speaker 4: in favor of violence of any kind. But I'm in
Speaker 4: favor of righteous anger when the system has turned against
Speaker 4: its native born sons and daughters, like it has in
Speaker 4: the UK. So I'll let you describe what's going on
Speaker 4: and what you think needs to happen.
Speaker 14: Well, I think anger is the operating word. And yeah, look,
Speaker 14: let's just to the degree this is going to get
Speaker 14: clipped up by bad faith actors, let's just be put
Speaker 14: it out there. Of course, we condemn violence of all
Speaker 14: of these sorts, right, it goes without saying. But British
Speaker 14: people are angry. Many are furious, quite correctly, because you know,
Speaker 14: this is a British public that have voted for less
Speaker 14: immigration in five consecutive elections if you include Brexit.
Speaker 3: And what were they rewarded with.
Speaker 14: They were rewarded with such an unfathomable amount of immigration
Speaker 14: that it beggars belief. And you know this Sudanese man
Speaker 14: was in Britain. He was granted something called indefinite leave
Speaker 14: to remain, which is this insane.
Speaker 3: Completely mad.
Speaker 14: I think status you can have as a foreign national
Speaker 14: which allows you to stay quote indefinitely in the country legally,
Speaker 14: and you get lifetime access to our extraordinarily generous welfare state,
Speaker 14: including our National Health Service welfare if you choose.
Speaker 3: You don't want to work. And nobody voted for this.
Speaker 14: I mean people not only did they not vote for it,
Speaker 14: they voted against this repeatedly. And this is why, again
Speaker 14: I want to emphasize, as terrible as Starmer is, as
Speaker 14: all of the things that you know you hear about Starmer,
Speaker 14: they are true, but Starmer has only been in power
Speaker 14: for a couple of years.
Speaker 3: The things that you are.
Speaker 14: Seeing on your screens are directly downstream from the actions
Speaker 14: of the so called Conservative government, which is why reform
Speaker 14: was created and why we've already now supplanted them as
Speaker 14: the primary electoral force on the right of British politics,
Speaker 14: and in particularly if you look at this man. Look,
Speaker 14: you know I tweeted out the other day, just a
Speaker 14: couple of days ago. You know that some cultures are
Speaker 14: much better than others, and even that, you know, the
Speaker 14: Overton window is moving. If if we're unwilling to say
Speaker 14: that our culture is better than others, then what on
Speaker 14: earth are we all here to do? And I got
Speaker 14: a lot of criticism, particularly from the left, as a
Speaker 14: result of that. And you know, you describe some of
Speaker 14: these journalists as sort of being twenty years out of date.
Speaker 3: Maybe some, but that ascribes a.
Speaker 14: Certain level of good faith to them, and some I'm
Speaker 14: saying the entire media. Yeah, but I'm afraid many of
Speaker 14: them are absolutely I don't describe them as journeys.
Speaker 3: I describe them as activists, right. They are.
Speaker 14: They are just as you have here in America, and
Speaker 14: again on everyone with the same brush.
Speaker 3: Not all of them, but many are.
Speaker 14: They have an agenda, and then when somebody turns up
Speaker 14: and says things that are demonstrably true, then it sort
Speaker 14: of blows their mind. And I think some of those
Speaker 14: clips you're talking about that went viral, you know, the
Speaker 14: one I did with Kathy Newman where I kept asking
Speaker 14: her does she agree that white lives matter as much
Speaker 14: as black lives? And she could not even answer yes.
Speaker 14: I asked her five times when she asked whether you
Speaker 14: know Nigel Farage was quote inciting violence by saying the
Speaker 14: British people are right to be angry. Having watched the
Speaker 14: body cam footage of poor Henry's death, I asked her
Speaker 14: did you watch the footage?
Speaker 3: She said yes. I said, how did you feel as
Speaker 3: a human being? Right? And eventually she admitted that she
Speaker 3: was angry about it. Right.
Speaker 14: So look, you know again, I want to emphasis the
Speaker 14: hour is late. I'm not here to say that Britain
Speaker 14: is beyond repair. I wouldn't be doing this if I
Speaker 14: believe that.
Speaker 3: But I am.
Speaker 14: My heart is warm by the fact, as I said,
Speaker 14: reform has led north of three hundred opinion polls in
Speaker 14: a row.
Speaker 3: Millions of people in the.
Speaker 14: Country share our views, and as you just said, it's
Speaker 14: going to take I think this is the battle of
Speaker 14: our lives, the battle of our generation. I'm speaking the
Speaker 14: Heritage Foundations afternoon, speaking about saving Britain, saving the West,
Speaker 14: our last chance. I think this is our this is
Speaker 14: the battle of our lives. And you know, it's going
Speaker 14: to take people telling the truth courageously as much as
Speaker 14: we can and making the case to our respective electorates
Speaker 14: to ensure that in the endjustice is done. And if
Speaker 14: we do that, I do believe we can have a
Speaker 14: great outcome for Britain. I think that, you know, the
Speaker 14: corollary to how horrific all these things are. I mean,
Speaker 14: let's if we removed the structural racism that exists against
Speaker 14: white people from the Police Code of Conduct, for example.
Speaker 3: That would be a start, wouldn't it.
Speaker 4: Just want to give a shout out to Nigel. Nigel
Speaker 4: has been in the drama on this stuff for years
Speaker 4: and this is where I want to get into. You
Speaker 4: mentioned it briefly about deportations, remigration whatever. I can only
Speaker 4: imagine the uphill battle that we had in the United
Speaker 4: States of moving the Overton window. About the way people
Speaker 4: talk about it. Think about it. If you think back
Speaker 4: to Trump one point zero, there was all this drama
Speaker 4: about a wall, building a wall. They wouldn't give him
Speaker 4: the money to build a wall. Now the wall we
Speaker 4: don't even talk about. It's getting built. It's not even
Speaker 4: controversial anymore. But I can only imagine in the UK,
Speaker 4: thinking about some of these interview clips I've seen you do,
Speaker 4: of just how explosive of an issue it is going
Speaker 4: to be with these twelve million migrants that have come
Speaker 4: in under the Tories, which is just amazing. The so
Speaker 4: called Conservatives. I have been hearing if you go online,
Speaker 4: I'm told that, you know, Restore UK they're the real hardliners.
Speaker 4: You guys are a bunch of weaklings when it comes
Speaker 4: to immigration. What is the truth?
Speaker 14: Well, look, firstly, the concept of the mass deportation of
Speaker 14: people in the country illegally is a majority position amongst
Speaker 14: the British public right, so that's the first thing to say,
Speaker 14: there is widespread support for that.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 14: The second thing to say is, you know, last summer
Speaker 14: me and Nigel stood up and did a big press
Speaker 14: conference under a huge Union jack flag and launched what
Speaker 14: we called Operation Restoring Justice, and that was a plan
Speaker 14: to deport all illegal migrants in Britain. That added the
Speaker 14: first time any major political party, led alone one leading
Speaker 14: in the national polls, had made such a commitment. We
Speaker 14: announced that we've created a whole new agency called UK
Speaker 14: Deportation Command.
Speaker 3: It was just a one mission, which is to.
Speaker 14: Detain and to port every illegal migrant in Britain, so
Speaker 14: we can be clear about that now. That's the first
Speaker 14: part that deals with the illegal migrant problem, which is
Speaker 14: somewhere between one point two and two million people in
Speaker 14: Britain who were there without permission, but then you are
Speaker 14: people who came to the country legally under this program,
Speaker 14: you know, this indefinite leave.
Speaker 3: To remain program.
Speaker 14: So then we announced, and we're the only political party
Speaker 14: in Britain full stop, who have announced this, that we
Speaker 14: would abolish indefinite leave to remain all together. You think
Speaker 14: it's crazy that you can be a foreign national and
Speaker 14: get full access to our welfare state and our health service,
Speaker 14: and we would introduce a work visa that is a
Speaker 14: very high bar, meaning if you're not a net contributor
Speaker 14: to Britain, to the British economy, you're not going.
Speaker 3: To get safe.
Speaker 14: You don't speak proper English, you don't get to stay.
Speaker 14: If you commit crime, you don't get to stay, which
Speaker 14: I mean, maybe you tell me, but we think that's
Speaker 14: a pretty reasonable position that you contribute economically, that you
Speaker 14: don't commit crime, and then you speak good English, and
Speaker 14: so we've announced that we would abolish that. Now, obviously
Speaker 14: a lot in the left wing medium lost their minds
Speaker 14: about that too, but I think it's an extremely reasonable position.
Speaker 14: Then I've also made the case that you know, if
Speaker 14: you went for dinner at somebody's house, just because you
Speaker 14: entered their house, legally. It doesn't mean you get to
Speaker 14: stay forever. You know, I'm here in your studios. It
Speaker 14: doesn't mean I get to stay here forever. The idea
Speaker 14: that just because you enter the country legally means you
Speaker 14: get to stay forever, it's such a ridiculous concept on
Speaker 14: its phase that the argument needed to have been made.
Speaker 14: Now if we add all of those numbers up in
Speaker 14: terms of what we are saying would need to happen,
Speaker 14: we're talking about millions of people ultimately would lose their
Speaker 14: either be forcibly, you know, an enforced removal, or lose
Speaker 14: their eligibility to stay in Britain. And look, I was
Speaker 14: an entrepreneur. The majority of the revenues of our company
Speaker 14: when we sold it came from America.
Speaker 3: I spent a lot of time here. You know.
Speaker 14: I came in on a renewable visa, right and the
Speaker 14: moment I no longer qualified for that visa, I would
Speaker 14: have known that I'm not welcome to stay.
Speaker 3: In America anymore.
Speaker 14: So all we're trying to do is say, look, Britain
Speaker 14: needs to be a serious country and to you know,
Speaker 14: to answer your question about you know.
Speaker 3: Who's who are the real deal?
Speaker 14: Nigel Faraj is dedicated almost his entire adult life to this.
Speaker 14: You know, he was talking about the appalling grooming gangs
Speaker 14: decades ago. You know, he had a huge billboard that
Speaker 14: said that had breaking point on it and depicted an
Speaker 14: enormous number of migrants coming to Britain and paid, you know,
Speaker 14: an enormous cost for making these arguments years and years
Speaker 14: and years to your point, before the Overton window moved
Speaker 14: and now it's a you know, that sort of a
Speaker 14: billboard wouldn't even raise an eyebrow. Nigel has moved the
Speaker 14: Overton window. He's dedicated his life to this.
Speaker 3: He came out of.
Speaker 14: Retirement, by the way, That's why I'm in politics, because
Speaker 14: he came out of retirement and dedicated himself to this.
Speaker 14: So you know, in the end, voters are going to
Speaker 14: have to make their own minds up. But there is
Speaker 14: no party that has a more hardline position with regards
Speaker 14: to borders, with regards to deportations than reform in the UK.
Speaker 4: I want to play this clip zea of a collar
Speaker 4: that it was. I think this is of some British outlet.
Speaker 4: I want people to understand the anger that is boiling
Speaker 4: up and bubbling up in the UK, and I think
Speaker 4: this does a good job of it. I'll get your
Speaker 4: reaction on the other side. Forty four.
Speaker 15: You shouldn't condone what happened. What else have people got
Speaker 15: to do? They're not listed. The political class are not listening.
Speaker 15: These people who are coming over it illegally, they're rapists, terrorists,
Speaker 15: they're coming over it. It's literally lot putting a wolf
Speaker 15: in a sheep field. You have given him a target
Speaker 15: rich and you haven't vetted them. You've done nothing. All
Speaker 15: you've done is dump them in a place where they
Speaker 15: can wreak havoc. They can literally go where they want
Speaker 15: and create avoc. And when they do, the people that
Speaker 15: foist them upon us guess what they say. Don't get upset,
Speaker 15: don't do anything, don't go out and cause unrest. We'll
Speaker 15: tell you what, mate, stop reaping. Then you might not
Speaker 15: have to sew it because this country is absolutely on
Speaker 15: the edge. They cannot take much more of people getting stabbed, righted,
Speaker 15: plown up, you name it. You forist it upon us
Speaker 15: for the last twenty four or thirty years.
Speaker 4: Wow, final words to use you.
Speaker 14: Well, look, the anger that you heard there is reflected
Speaker 14: by many, many people in Britain, and I want to
Speaker 14: make the point what you heard in that anger was
Speaker 14: not hyperbole.
Speaker 3: We know for a.
Speaker 14: Fact, because it's been revealed now that you know, people
Speaker 14: wanted for murder in their home countries. I've been turning
Speaker 14: up on our beaches illegally and getting free accommodation and
Speaker 14: free healthcare, and being deposited into local communities and then
Speaker 14: praying on British women.
Speaker 3: That has happened.
Speaker 14: That is a monstrable fact, and it is still happening.
Speaker 14: So that anger, I'm afraid, is only going to grow.
Speaker 14: Of course, we condemn all forms of violence, but ultimately
Speaker 14: that gentleman is correct. The political class are not listening,
Speaker 14: and to the degree you get angry about it, you're
Speaker 14: called all sorts of names and told you to keep
Speaker 14: to yourself.
Speaker 4: Zi a real quick question, how soon can we get
Speaker 4: rid of here? How soon can this happen? I keep
Speaker 4: here in like four or five years. Can we something sooner?
Speaker 4: Ten seconds?
Speaker 14: Well, in ten seconds, it's quite possible. It might be
Speaker 14: the case that the bond markets force the Labor government's
Speaker 14: hand to have a general election.
Speaker 3: There's a good chance of that.
Speaker 4: We can only hope and pray. Zia Yusuf. Thank you,
Speaker 4: you're doing a great job. Keep up, keep up the
Speaker 4: great work, and we have your back.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
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