Speaker 1: Well we have coming.
Speaker 2: Listen to your.
Speaker 3: Get sing you a conscious, willow be telling and if
Speaker 3: you want a little banging a yuini.
Speaker 4: I come along and filled with grief and anger at
Speaker 4: the heinous assassination of Charlie kirk Or a college campus
Speaker 4: in Utah. Charlie inspired millions, and all who knew him
Speaker 4: and loved him are united in shock and horror. Charlie
Speaker 4: was a patriot. Charlie was also a man of deep,
Speaker 4: deep faith, and we take comfort in the knowledge that
Speaker 4: he is now at peace with God and Heaven.
Speaker 5: Freedom is back in style. Welcome to the revolution that
Speaker 5: we have.
Speaker 3: Coming to your city.
Speaker 1: Way I get saying you a conscious.
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Speaker 5: Stay right here for our final news round up and
Speaker 5: information overload.
Speaker 1: This just into our newsroom.
Speaker 6: A plane has crashed into the World Trade Center.
Speaker 1: Was another apparently a plane.
Speaker 7: Seems an airplane has crashed into the World Trade Center.
Speaker 1: Almost there appears to be a gaping hole.
Speaker 5: There goes there goes there goes there, it goes.
Speaker 7: Side has collapsed, little flass she still two airplanes kept
Speaker 7: crashed into the World Trade Center.
Speaker 5: This We're not going to be cowered by it.
Speaker 6: If we're not afraid of ful the freedom loving nations
Speaker 6: in the world stand by ourselves.
Speaker 3: Shim stuff us.
Speaker 6: You proud to have the red, white and Blue withstood.
Speaker 5: We will not lad soon way.
Speaker 2: You're proud to be a part of this country.
Speaker 1: Kill me. I think about the families, children to the pity.
Speaker 7: The freedom itself was attacked, and freedom will be defended.
Speaker 1: You still here.
Speaker 8: In my beild, f.
Speaker 1: The fun resist.
Speaker 7: All of our great nation is being tested.
Speaker 8: I've read there he did third the water United say
Speaker 8: from dogree, if I would courage, it's fair my nation
Speaker 8: find the writing or prity the fro.
Speaker 9: We will not forget the twenty eight hundred people.
Speaker 5: Please and fire not only were heroes at the beginning,
Speaker 5: but they're still heroes. Un We're going to come out
Speaker 5: of this emotionally stronger.
Speaker 10: Where's the due.
Speaker 1: And the commitment of our fathers? Is now the calling
Speaker 1: of our time?
Speaker 11: Oh those guys, Senior, anyone ever expected of mystery?
Speaker 5: They messed with the wrong city, They messed with the
Speaker 5: wrong station.
Speaker 1: All right, Michael W.
Speaker 6: Smith, It is the twenty fourth anniversary, nine eleven one
Speaker 6: we will never forget because of that day, a hero
Speaker 6: was born a friend of this program, our friend Frank Siller,
Speaker 6: and sadly, his brother, Steven, lost his life that day.
Speaker 6: His story is incredible. I'm gonna let Frank tell it
Speaker 6: himself because he had just gotten off a shift as
Speaker 6: a as a fire FDNY fire uh fireman, and and
Speaker 6: he went back and how he got back is even
Speaker 6: more inspiring. Our friends at the Tunnel to Towers Foundation,
Speaker 6: they are on a mission to do good and when
Speaker 6: it started out. I did a whole podcast with Frank
Speaker 6: recently and it's on Fox Nation dot com. I urge
Speaker 6: all of you to watch it, and it talks all
Speaker 6: about his brother and talks about his life and talks
Speaker 6: about you know, so much that that I'm sure most
Speaker 6: of you don't know. We'll try to get to some
Speaker 6: of it today.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 6: They did put out a press release earlier. It says,
Speaker 6: in solemn observance of the twenty fourth anniversary of September eleventh,
Speaker 6: two thousand and one and the terrorist attacks, the Tunnel
Speaker 6: to Towers Foundation has delivered mortgage free homes to twenty
Speaker 6: one families of fallen first responders across the country, including
Speaker 6: six families who lost their loved ones to nine to
Speaker 6: eleven related illnesses. And that is a real problem that
Speaker 6: exists to this day. It has been twenty four years
Speaker 6: since the cowardly attacks on America September eleventh oh one.
Speaker 6: On that day, first responders like my brother FDNY firefighter
Speaker 6: Steven Siller, ran towards danger and gave their lives to
Speaker 6: save others. That Frank Siller, chairman CEO of the Tunnel
Speaker 6: to Towers Foundations, and he said, well, decades have passed
Speaker 6: since that tragic day, families of our heroes continue to
Speaker 6: feel the impact as our great nation continues to lose
Speaker 6: heroes to nine eleven related illnesses. Today we remember the
Speaker 6: lives law at the World Trade Center the Pentagon near
Speaker 6: Shanksville in Pennsylvania, and we stand with those who are
Speaker 6: still being directly impacted by the attacks. The Tunnel to
Speaker 6: Towers Fall and First Responder Home Program pays off the
Speaker 6: mortgages for families of law enforcement officers firefighters killed in
Speaker 6: the line of duty or pass away from nine to
Speaker 6: eleven related illnesses and leave young children behind. And they
Speaker 6: have a list of I have the list in front
Speaker 6: of me of all the people that they are helping
Speaker 6: and have announced on this very day, Frank Siller Tunnel
Speaker 6: to Towers by the way, their website, and he told
Speaker 6: me in this podcast the real foundation of the success
Speaker 6: of this program is people that donate eleven dollars a
Speaker 6: month and you just go to their website if you
Speaker 6: can afford it, maybe that's one or two lunches, you
Speaker 6: know a month that you would forego. The letter T,
Speaker 6: the number two, the LETTERT dot org. The letter T,
Speaker 6: the number two, the letter T dot org for the
Speaker 6: Tunnel to Terrorist Foundation. Frank, my friend, welcome back to
Speaker 6: the program, su.
Speaker 12: And thank you for having me on this day. It's
Speaker 12: said said for a lot of people, said for America,
Speaker 12: everybody remembers where they were twenty four years ago, that
Speaker 12: were old enough where they were. It changed many people's
Speaker 12: lives changed. America changed the country. But for you know,
Speaker 12: for those for twenty nine hundred and seventy seven of us,
Speaker 12: it changed our lives differently than others. And when I
Speaker 12: lost my brother twenty four years ago, I didn't I
Speaker 12: couldn't believe it. I said, oh my god, how that Stephen,
Speaker 12: not my little brother who lost his parents at such
Speaker 12: a young age. I mean, my brother was often at
Speaker 12: ten years old, and you know, it's just the story Sean,
Speaker 12: that just breaks my heart. It just breaks my heart.
Speaker 12: I'd like to bring everybody back to a little bit
Speaker 12: about what happened to my family twenty four years ago
Speaker 12: after the South Tower fell at nine to twenty nine,
Speaker 12: and I remember turning towards my mother in law and saying, Nancy,
Speaker 12: I think I just lost my brother, not knowing how
Speaker 12: he got there, that he drove through the Brooklyn Battery
Speaker 12: tunnel with his you know, ran through the tunnel with
Speaker 12: his fire gear on his back.
Speaker 1: No the tunnel.
Speaker 6: Just so you know, your brother had just finished a
Speaker 6: full shift and he was going to meet his buddies
Speaker 6: and I think you and your brothers and play golf.
Speaker 6: And then he had his wife call you and tell
Speaker 6: you he wasn't coming. And he gets to the Brooklyn
Speaker 6: Battery tunnel, he can't drive his car through because it's closed.
Speaker 6: And what did he do pick it up from there?
Speaker 12: He shopped sixty five gear on his back and runs that.
Speaker 12: You know, I was there this morning. I walked this
Speaker 12: this morning at four thirty this morning. And as I'm
Speaker 12: walking through the I'm saying my god, twenty four years ago,
Speaker 12: my brother was running through here with his fire gear
Speaker 12: on to save people, to save Americans, and he, you know,
Speaker 12: get through one up West Street into.
Speaker 2: The South Tower.
Speaker 12: I believe he was in the South Tower because that's
Speaker 12: where other Squad one members. And you know, he was
Speaker 12: a member of Squad one, and you'd want to fight
Speaker 12: this fire and have this rescue with other people that
Speaker 12: you trained with every day, and and and he gave
Speaker 12: up his life. But at nine point fifty nine, I
Speaker 12: started to am twenty four years ago. I started to
Speaker 12: get terribly upset, and I knew something terribly, something terrible happened.
Speaker 12: And I started to ask my siblings come over my house,
Speaker 12: come over the house please, let's all get together, you know,
Speaker 12: let's find out about Stephen. I you know, this is
Speaker 12: not good. And so finally two hours later, I get
Speaker 12: a call from a firefighter who was a few lived
Speaker 12: a few doors away from my brother Stephen, and he's
Speaker 12: Richie Openmia and he says to me, Frank, I'm down
Speaker 12: here to ground zero and it's really bad. I said, oh, Richie,
Speaker 12: my heartbreaks for you guys. Firefighters. I'm watching. I'm with
Speaker 12: my family, we're all watching. He goes, now, I just
Speaker 12: want to let you know how bad it is. And
Speaker 12: here I said, I know, Richie, I could see it,
Speaker 12: but I knew he wanted to tell me something else.
Speaker 12: And he kept on saying, no, it's real bad. Frank,
Speaker 12: I said, rich I know, he goes, no, you don't
Speaker 12: understand nobody's coming home. And my heart drop. I had
Speaker 12: to go back in and tell my siblings that that
Speaker 12: little kid that lost his parents, that's such a.
Speaker 1: Lost your parents, right, yeah, ten years.
Speaker 12: Old, that that now that his kids, who the oldest
Speaker 12: was just turning ten, is now not going to have
Speaker 12: their father, is now not going to have their father.
Speaker 12: This wonderful human being that was outrageous and many and
Speaker 12: many many ways, but just giving and obviously gave it all,
Speaker 12: and uh, it just you know, And that's what I
Speaker 12: think about. That's right. I think about daylight today, and
Speaker 12: there's a lot of families to think along those same ways.
Speaker 12: Because some people just went to work that day and
Speaker 12: didn't come home. Other's work was to save people and
Speaker 12: they didn't come home, and we got to honor them
Speaker 12: and we can never forget. And I think a lot
Speaker 12: of people, most certainly on this day do not forget,
Speaker 12: but we try to make sure people don't forget ever.
Speaker 6: You know, when we were together, we went over all
Speaker 6: of the different programs you have in the line of
Speaker 6: duty programs providing mortgage free homes to our nation's catastrophically
Speaker 6: injured vets and first responders. Your smart home program, you know, build,
Speaker 6: you build them and especially adapt them. Mortgage free homes
Speaker 6: for the most catastrophically injured vets first responders so they
Speaker 6: can reclaim their day to day independence. Fall in the
Speaker 6: First Responder Home program, paying off the mortgages for families
Speaker 6: of law enforcement, firefighters, first responders killed in the line
Speaker 6: of duty or from nine to eleven related ill illness
Speaker 6: is not a gold Star family program that you have.
Speaker 6: It does the same honoring the legacy of those who
Speaker 6: made the ultimate sacrifice fighting for freedom and the post
Speaker 6: nine to eleven world. And you have educational efforts too,
Speaker 6: so the country never forgets k through twelve full curriculum programs.
Speaker 6: You have a big mobile tractor trailer with nine to
Speaker 6: eleven artifacts that you bring, you know, all that you
Speaker 6: move all around the country and and people tell real
Speaker 6: life stories and you know, I think back, I told
Speaker 6: you this. My daughter was thirteen days old at the time.
Speaker 6: Now she just turned twenty four, and it's it's she's
Speaker 6: very aware of nine to eleven though, and I made
Speaker 6: sure of that. But what you're doing is God's work.
Speaker 6: Thank God for you and the foundation and what you're doing.
Speaker 6: I think the important thing is. And because we don't
Speaker 6: have a lot of time, I just explained to people
Speaker 6: how important it is if they can especially join, you know,
Speaker 6: and commit to eleven dollars a month. You told me
Speaker 6: that is the magic of the program. And you do
Speaker 6: have big donors, you have corporate sponsors, but the eleven
Speaker 6: dollars a month commitment makes it happen.
Speaker 12: It is Sean and I don't talk about money on
Speaker 12: nine to eleven, but you did, and I thank you
Speaker 12: for that. But think of this, you know, massa.
Speaker 13: Peak lest year, little over a year ago, Jonathan Dilla
Speaker 13: police officer that get shot and killed, right and we
Speaker 13: tunneled to Dallas. A couple of days later, I call
Speaker 13: up his widow, Stephanie, and I say, Stephanie, this is
Speaker 13: Frank Soil tunnel to Dallas. You know, you know, if
Speaker 13: I pay my condolences first and foremost, so let her
Speaker 13: know that she's not alone. People care, people pray.
Speaker 12: President wenton the President United States.
Speaker 13: President Trump was.
Speaker 12: At to her, had her at her week. I met
Speaker 12: him there that day and he was so hot help
Speaker 12: and gave such gave some hope to this grievance family.
Speaker 12: And I said, Stephanie, We're going to pay off your mortgage.
Speaker 12: We're going to pay off your mortgage so you could
Speaker 12: stay in the house that you and Jonathan had bought
Speaker 12: and that you had your dreams, and that you're that
Speaker 12: your son Ryan, uh, you know, could grow up in
Speaker 12: a place with some safety in the roof over the
Speaker 12: head and comfort. And she got very emotional, and I
Speaker 12: got emotional with her. And then and then at the
Speaker 12: Patriot Awards, you give this award to Stephen Silla, my
Speaker 12: brother's awards. You give it out, you know, from from
Speaker 12: the Scilla Foundation, from the step you know, from through
Speaker 12: through a Fox to Stephanie Dilla, handed to by my
Speaker 12: my my brother's son, Stephen Scilla Junior, who was the
Speaker 12: same age as Ryan as Stephanie's son nine months old
Speaker 12: on nine to eleven. Ryan was nine months old when
Speaker 12: he lost his dad. And she said profoundly, she says
Speaker 12: it gives me such great hope that seeing that Stephen
Speaker 12: was at the same age as my son Ryan is
Speaker 12: now standing up here, this fine young man who is
Speaker 12: doing good, that my son could have a good life.
Speaker 12: That's the answer. We need to do good in this world.
Speaker 12: We're here a very short time. San Francis of the
Speaker 12: Seas has said, brothers and sisters, while we are here,
Speaker 12: let us do good. And that's what the Tunnel to
Speaker 12: Talents Foundation is all about. The best way to honor
Speaker 12: my brother, the best way to honor all these heroes
Speaker 12: is to do good.
Speaker 6: Frank, You're truly a hero. God bless you, God bless
Speaker 6: your work. And again the website, the letter T, the
Speaker 6: number two, the LETTERT dot org. Frank, we do appreciate
Speaker 6: your time with thinking about your brother and all that
Speaker 6: lost loved ones on that day and since from nine
Speaker 6: to eleven related illnesses and the wars that were fought thereafter.
Speaker 6: We appreciate your time, my friend.
Speaker 12: Thank you, God bless you, God bless you too.
Speaker 6: All right, when we come back, well check in with
Speaker 6: Dakota Meyers, sniper American Metal of on a recipient. We'll
Speaker 6: discuss the murder assassination political assassination of Charlie Kirk on
Speaker 6: this day, twenty four years nine to eleven oh one.
Speaker 1: As we continue our coverage.
Speaker 7: Americans do not yet have the distance of history, but
Speaker 7: our responsibility to history is already clear to answer these
Speaker 7: attacks and rid the world of evil.
Speaker 1: I hear people say we don't need this war, this war,
Speaker 1: and it's not a war.
Speaker 3: Actually, I say, there's some things worth fighting for.
Speaker 14: We are very grateful and thankful that we live in
Speaker 14: a country with this freedom of speech, that people who
Speaker 14: are either for or against a war can speak out.
Speaker 1: What about our freed everything is?
Speaker 6: When black and this piece of ground, everything came down.
Speaker 1: We didn't get to keep about back and down.
Speaker 5: Glass, stop parking. If people got hurt.
Speaker 3: You say, don't realize the mess we're getting.
Speaker 1: Oh, there goes, there goes, here goes. Will you start
Speaker 1: your preaching. Let me ask you this, my friend. Have
Speaker 1: you forgotten?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 5: Oh the next building is another Oh my.
Speaker 1: God, another plane just through it.
Speaker 12: Is adible?
Speaker 8: Have you forgot?
Speaker 15: I saw this plane come out of nowhere and just
Speaker 15: bream right into the side of this windshow, exploding through
Speaker 15: the other side.
Speaker 7: There's been an active war declared upon America, my terrorists,
Speaker 7: you forgotten.
Speaker 1: I can hear you. You ripped the wall.
Speaker 2: Hear you and the people who knocked.
Speaker 3: Me feeling down here.
Speaker 1: You've forgotten.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, no, no no, I'm gonna die, says.
Speaker 13: I pretty.
Speaker 5: There dozens of residents that are sitting on the hill
Speaker 5: behind the pedagon, almost like they're waiting for the Fourth
Speaker 5: of July fireworks, but instead they're staring dumbfounded at what
Speaker 5: looks like a war zone. I mean, you see bodies
Speaker 5: flying out of the sky and you gave you nothing
Speaker 5: about it.
Speaker 1: You tell me there's no words to describe what's going
Speaker 1: on on it.
Speaker 12: Have you got?
Speaker 7: America is a nation full of good fortune, so much
Speaker 7: to be grateful for, but we are not spared from suffering.
Speaker 7: And every generation the world has produced enemies of human freedom.
Speaker 7: They have attacked America because we are freedom's home and defender.
Speaker 3: Have you forgot?
Speaker 1: And the commitment of our fathers is now the calling
Speaker 1: of our time? All right? That's Stara Warley. Have have
Speaker 1: we forgotten?
Speaker 6: I think after yesterday everybody now remembers there is evil
Speaker 6: in this world.
Speaker 1: It does exist.
Speaker 6: Let me play for you and update you on the
Speaker 6: investigation as it goes on into the assassination political assassination
Speaker 6: of Charlie Kirk. Robert Boll, FBI special Agent in charge
Speaker 6: of Charlie Kirk's assassination, says they recovered the rifle used
Speaker 6: to kill Kirk, as well as you know the palm
Speaker 6: and footprints found near the weapon.
Speaker 1: They are getting close.
Speaker 6: We've run down a list of everything that they have
Speaker 6: been able to achieve within the last twenty four hours,
Speaker 6: and let me play what he said.
Speaker 15: FBI agents have been working around the clock in coordination
Speaker 15: with our law enforcement partners.
Speaker 14: We are and will.
Speaker 15: Continue to work NonStop until we find the person that
Speaker 15: is committed this heinous crime and find out why they
Speaker 15: did it. This morning, I can tell you that we
Speaker 15: have recovered what we believe is the weapon to be
Speaker 15: that was used yesterday's shooting. It is a high powered
Speaker 15: bolt action rifle. That rifle was recovered in a wooded
Speaker 15: area where the shooter had fled, So the FBI laboratory
Speaker 15: will be analyzing this weapon. Investigators have also collected footwear impression,
Speaker 15: a palm print, and forearm imprints for analysis. Now, I
Speaker 15: understand there are a lot of questions about motive.
Speaker 1: I assure you that all.
Speaker 15: Leads, tips and tips are being fully investigated. As of
Speaker 15: this morning, we receive more than one hundred and thirty tips.
Speaker 15: We thank the community for that. The FBI has brought
Speaker 15: every resource to bear and we will continue to do
Speaker 15: so throughout the course of this investigation.
Speaker 6: Well, we have been making progress, as we've been covering
Speaker 6: all day here on this program, and we will continue
Speaker 6: to cover and any new developments. Obviously, we'll have on
Speaker 6: Hannity tonight nine eastern on the FOG News Channel. All right,
Speaker 6: Joining us now is Dakota Meyer, and he's a sniper
Speaker 6: American Hero Medal of Honor recipient here to discuss the
Speaker 6: latest in this political assassination of Charlie Kirk, the state
Speaker 6: of our country, the rhetoric of the radical left, I mean,
Speaker 6: what we're living through are unbelievable times. Let me give
Speaker 6: you one example. I'll give you two examples of how
Speaker 6: you know people have responded to this. You know, let's
Speaker 6: start with Alexandrio Cassio. Cortes really one of the leading
Speaker 6: voices now of the radical left Democratic Party Republicans voting
Speaker 6: against gun control as if guns fired themselves.
Speaker 16: Listen, people can fingerpoint all they want look at the record.
Speaker 1: Look at the actions of what we are doing.
Speaker 16: I don't think a single person who has dedicated their
Speaker 16: entire career to preventing gun safety legislation from getting passed
Speaker 16: in this House has any right to blame anybody else
Speaker 16: but themselves for what is happening.
Speaker 6: It just is so sick, just like MSDNC predictably being
Speaker 6: you know, so sick and politicizing and actually blaming Charlie
Speaker 6: Kirk himself for being assassinated.
Speaker 14: Listen, Charlie Kirk is a divisive figure, polarizing, lightning, raw,
Speaker 14: or whatever term you want to use.
Speaker 9: We don't know any of the details of this that
Speaker 9: we don't know if this was a supporter or shooting
Speaker 9: their gun off in celebration or so.
Speaker 1: We have no idea about this.
Speaker 9: He's been one of the most divisive, especially divisive younger
Speaker 9: figures in this who is constantly sort of pushing this
Speaker 9: sort of hate speech or sort of aimed at certain groups.
Speaker 9: And I always go back to, hateful thoughts lead to
Speaker 9: hateful words, which then lead to hateful actions. You can't
Speaker 9: stop with these sort of awful thoughts you have and
Speaker 9: then saying these awful words and not expect awful actions
Speaker 9: to take place, and that's the unfortunate environment we're in.
Speaker 14: After one of the DOGE employees was allegedly attacked in Washington,
Speaker 14: d C. That's what Donald Trump used as a justification
Speaker 14: to send in federal troops into Washington, d C. To
Speaker 14: get things under control the carjacking situation. He used that,
Speaker 14: And I know it's hard to predict the future mark,
Speaker 14: but you can imagine the administration using this as a
Speaker 14: justification for something.
Speaker 10: I know we were just talking about the federal takeover
Speaker 10: in Washington that began after a member of the DOGE
Speaker 10: team was allegedly assaulted in Washington. So it's going to
Speaker 10: be interesting to be what conservative leaders want to do
Speaker 10: there after this episode.
Speaker 1: What happened with policing.
Speaker 6: Lives have been saved, a lot of them, and the
Speaker 6: violent crime has gone down dramatically. It works more politicizing
Speaker 6: of this. You know that idiot governor of Illinois, JB.
Speaker 6: Pritzker actually blaming Donald Trump.
Speaker 17: Political violence, unfortunately, has been ratcheting up in this country.
Speaker 17: We saw the shootings, the killings in Minnesota. We've seen
Speaker 17: other political violence occur in other states, and I would
Speaker 17: just say it's got to stop. And I think there
Speaker 17: are people who are fomenting it in this country. I
Speaker 17: think the president's rhetoric often foments it. We've seen the
Speaker 17: January sixth rioters who clearly you have tripped a new
Speaker 17: era of political violence.
Speaker 1: And the president what did he do? He pardoned them.
Speaker 17: I mean, what kind of signal does that send to
Speaker 17: people who want to perpetrate political violence?
Speaker 1: Not a good one.
Speaker 6: And this is another one of these morons that supported
Speaker 6: that soon to be Vice president Kamala Harris. After the
Speaker 6: summer of twenty twenty, this summer of love, the summer
Speaker 6: of you know, Chaz Chop, spaghetti pot, Lugg dinner zones
Speaker 6: where we lost you know, a few dozen Americans. We
Speaker 6: had thousands of injured cops and billions of property damage,
Speaker 6: five hundred and seventy four riots. He didn't open his
Speaker 6: mouth once in the last two weekends, and his state
Speaker 6: in the city of Chicago, about eighty people shot and
Speaker 6: about twenty dead. He's going to lecture anybody anyway, It's
Speaker 6: pretty remarkable, and.
Speaker 1: But sadly it's the worst part is is it's predictable.
Speaker 1: That is the worst part.
Speaker 6: Anyway, we pleased to have on the program The Code
Speaker 6: of Meyer Sniper American Medal of Honor recipient.
Speaker 1: Thanks for being here, sir, Thank you, sir. You were
Speaker 1: friends with Charlie, were you not.
Speaker 2: I knew Charlie, right, I mean I met him a
Speaker 2: couple of times. I spoke to him. I was watched
Speaker 2: and followed all this stuff. I mean the way that
Speaker 2: he spoke, in the way that he talked, and the
Speaker 2: way that he explained, in the way that he put
Speaker 2: things was I mean a second to no right. I mean,
Speaker 2: I always learned and got better and like by watching
Speaker 2: his ability to take stances and to be able to
Speaker 2: talk the way that he did with people, and it
Speaker 2: was it was truly a conversation. You know, a lot
Speaker 2: of these ideas and beliefs these days, they are they're
Speaker 2: they're in a form of statements. And what I respected
Speaker 2: the most about Charlie was he wasn't just willing to
Speaker 2: do it from his platform where it was safe in
Speaker 2: his own isolation or his own you know, his own
Speaker 2: I call it your your social tunnel, where you can
Speaker 2: control it what you hear and what you receive back.
Speaker 2: He was willing to take his ideas and beliefs out
Speaker 2: and let people challenge them without it being scripted, without
Speaker 2: him knowing what was coming. And I think that was
Speaker 2: an example that we should all be willing to do.
Speaker 2: Is is to lay our ideas or beliefs on the
Speaker 2: table every single day and allow them to be challenged,
Speaker 2: to make sure that we're still dialed in.
Speaker 6: You actually put up on X a post that got
Speaker 6: my interest. You said, the First Amendment is not Republican
Speaker 6: or democrat. It belongs to every American. Until leaders on
Speaker 6: the left condemned this violence and hold their own accountable,
Speaker 6: nothing will change. And beliefs are never a reason to
Speaker 6: kill one another. You know, we didn't even know it
Speaker 6: at the point that those comments were made on MSDNC
Speaker 6: basically blaming Charlie Kirk himself. He was not a divisive figure,
Speaker 6: divisive inasmuch as he was conservative. He is like, proved
Speaker 6: me wrong, I'll debate all comers, And he debated with
Speaker 6: a smile. And he knew he was going into it often,
Speaker 6: he was going into a hostile environment, these liberal and
Speaker 6: doctrination centers known as universities.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, look, and that's what he did. He's
Speaker 2: going to lay it out there and look as somebody
Speaker 2: who thought for this country. As somebody who believes in
Speaker 2: I like to call myself a peopleist. You know, being
Speaker 2: safe in the United States of America shouldn't be just
Speaker 2: if you're a publican or a Democrat. It should be
Speaker 2: for everyone. Ideas, your First Amendment rights, your your idea
Speaker 2: to believe, and to be able to speak what you
Speaker 2: think and to be able to do those things should
Speaker 2: absolutely be a right that everyone gets to exercise. And
Speaker 2: and we can't allow violence to be conditional upon if
Speaker 2: we agree with each other. And that's what we've gotten to,
Speaker 2: and it's been fused, it's been fueled, and it's been
Speaker 2: put out there. And I think the biggest concern to
Speaker 2: me is is when you watch you watch these these
Speaker 2: media publications, you watch these news networks, you watch the
Speaker 2: people that are that are really being trusted to, you know,
Speaker 2: pass on information and get to get things out there.
Speaker 2: I mean, did you watch where like T and Z
Speaker 2: found out that Charlie Kirk had died and everyone in
Speaker 2: their cheers, like, at what point have we got to
Speaker 2: as human beings to where if this does I.
Speaker 6: Do know Harvey Levin personally, and I know him to
Speaker 6: be a very honest guy, and he went on the
Speaker 6: air and he explained, and I do believe him because
Speaker 6: I've known him for so many years. So and he
Speaker 6: said that the laughter that people heard had was separate
Speaker 6: and apart from what was actually going on on the air,
Speaker 6: and it shouldn't have happened, and he rightly apologized. I
Speaker 6: believe him because I know him, but I just want
Speaker 6: to defend him on that point. If I didn't know him,
Speaker 6: I would think the same thing everyone else thought. But
Speaker 6: he was very, very passionate and clear about it, and
Speaker 6: I definitely give him the benefit of the doubt. You said,
Speaker 6: the worst part is the violence we once fought overseas
Speaker 6: is now here at home. It must add no belief,
Speaker 6: no ideology is worth more than a human life.
Speaker 1: That's profound.
Speaker 2: None of it is. None of it is. And the
Speaker 2: same things that we've seen the countries that we went
Speaker 2: to fight is the same thing that we're seeing here.
Speaker 2: But I think that we all have some responsibility in this.
Speaker 2: I'll start with myself. Is is that we set back
Speaker 2: for too long and we've allowed other people to stand
Speaker 2: up for us. You know, we've got into this idea
Speaker 2: or this concept of hey be the bigger person take
Speaker 2: the high road. You know, we've done that, and I
Speaker 2: understand what it's there for. But we also have to
Speaker 2: stand for what's right, and we have to make statements
Speaker 2: and can't walk past what we know is wrong because
Speaker 2: that's what we've got into. Hey, that's not my issue.
Speaker 2: This isn't my problem.
Speaker 15: You know.
Speaker 2: We don't do that, you know, but we have to
Speaker 2: if we want to take keep our country, if we
Speaker 2: want to you know, get this back on track. I mean,
Speaker 2: you just watched a woman get murdered on a train
Speaker 2: and nobody did anything. Nobody did anything. We have the
Speaker 2: unbelievable the value of another human life, and if.
Speaker 6: You dared to criticize, then you got to call the racist.
Speaker 6: I mean unbelievable. It was an assassination on a train
Speaker 6: on videotape, and and people are angry about Americans that
Speaker 6: are outraged and shocked by it.
Speaker 1: That's insane.
Speaker 6: Dakota Meyer Medal of Honor recipient, Sniper Great American. We
Speaker 6: appreciate you, and we appreciate your insight and your time today.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Eight hundred nine four one, Shawn is a number if
Speaker 6: you want to be a part of the program right
Speaker 6: that's going To wrap things up for today, we have
Speaker 6: Don Junior on tonight, very very close friends Charlie deeply
Speaker 6: admired Don. He will join us tonight. We'll get reaction
Speaker 6: from him, the latest on the manhunt. We will have
Speaker 6: heard from the FBI director Cash Bettel by then, Nicole Parker,
Speaker 6: Maureen O'Connell retired FBI, the media insanity. Joe Concha weighs
Speaker 6: in on that the psychology behind this Doctor Drew Pinsky.
Speaker 1: Lauren Newton will join us.
Speaker 6: You know this young girl in Charlotte that was murdered
Speaker 6: on this train, the spokesperson for the family for the
Speaker 6: first time, we'll speak out. That's coming up nine Eastern.
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