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Yeah, thank you, Tucker, for saying that. And this is the reason why Tucker is so big, because he. He has this perspective. He understands, like, what the average person is thinking here. And the average person looks at that, and I think it's shady. And, you know, saying that there was this heart wrenching moment where you were worried because people were stealing stuff on the table, but also you took the SD card out and not the very expensive camera, which is. If you were worried about stealing and theft, maybe you would take the camera. But more importantly, there is. He says that the feds. That he. That he. He gave it to the feds. Right? Now, he doesn't insinuate, obviously, that they don't have the footage. Turning Point does have the footage. That's very clear. I saw partially the footage, which means it made it back home, or maybe they had it back home because they were recording it live. Whatever it is, it was being live streamed. But what he said actually conflicts with what Tyler Boyer is about to say, what he said over this weekend. Okay. Tyler Boyer, like I said, he's a COO of Turning Point Action. And he went on this kind of bender, worst kind of bender, Twitter bender, defending the organization. He thought he was defending them against public sentiments. During which time he refutes what Andrew Colvett is saying about the SD cards. Andrew says the Turning Point employee was worried about theft, but Tyler says that actually he was instructed to secure the SD cards before the campus went onto lockdown. Now, here's the tweet so I can show you that somebody said rightfully emotional manipulation and falsely equating scrutiny as some form of hate speech is not going to work here. You and Colvett admitted that the staff tampered with cameras and the most crucial video evidence in the largest political assassination in decades. Hiding makes him look guilty. And Tyler countered. Dude did not tamper with anything as he did. It's a crime scene. The law enforcement officers asked them to turn them over immediately so they didn't get lost in commotion before they took everyone into lockdown. Now, that is just not true. That is not true. What Tyler is saying is not true. I spoke to that Turning Point individual. I, as I told you, and he never once mentioned that police officers. I explicitly asked him, why did you take the SD cards out specifically of the camera behind? And the answer that I was given was, sounded more like Andrew. What Andrew Colbett said, you know, I was emotional. I knew that Charlie was dead. And my instinct, he told me, was to take. Make sure that I secured the footage so that Erica would not have to see it again. Like he didn't want Erica to have to see it and have to relive it. That is what he said to me on the phone. Nothing about police officers. No one's ever heard police officers asked them to secure the footage before lockdown until Tyler Boyer tweeted this weekend, I don't like it, okay? I just don't like it. Now, to be fair, Tyler is making it clear that he is responding to all of these tweets, or X's, whatever we're supposed to call them, because there have been people, he says, that have flat out accused the organization of having a hand in Charlie's murder. He doesn't share when or where exactly that happened. I think people feel you're being dishonorable by not questioning the narrative, but I don't. I don't. I haven't read anybody that's explicitly accused them of murder. In fact, the. The tweets that he's responding to all seem to be pretty fair in my opinion, you know? Now, regarding the missing campus footage, there is a user that begged Tyler to file an FOIA request, and that user wrote this. Please, I beg you, focus on getting the security footage of the sequence pre jump off the LOSI building where we can see Robinson in shot position and corroborate the story. Like, file an F. Sorry, File an foia. Get that footage. Keep it simple. And he responds and he says, guys, there's camera footage all over that campus that the police have, plus all the cameras that we had. They likely won't release it until the trial. Now, there's just one problem with that narrative, right? If they have all this footage and they're just not releasing it because they just want to. What? They're just worried about the trial to make sure they win the trial. What's wrong with that narrative is the manhunt that took place, if indeed they have tons of footage from all these different angles and some of it in 4K, which they do. This is why we've been saying the feds are lying from day one. Then the first time that that footage should have been deployed was during the 33 hour manhunt, right? Why didn't they release more footage at that time, right? They were. If they were actually interested in catching the killer, why only release a blurry image when there is, as he mentions, footage everywhere, all over that campus, every inch. Are we supposed to honestly believe at that time their thought process in the middle of a manhunt was, well, let's not release too much except for a blurry image because I know we don't have him, but in case we do have him, when we do get him, we want to make sure that we are able to try him by not releasing footage, which makes no sense, by the way. I think this is what happens when a company loses there as South Park Rib Tim, Master debater. Right? What they're saying does not make sense. These people could not win it in college campus debates without Charlie. Okay? Because the reality is if that if releasing footage, okay, if releasing clear footage of what happened on that day means that you are going to lose in court, that it probably signifies that the person that you are trying to bring to court didn't do it. If they're somehow vindicated by the footage. If you're like, I released the footage of him jumping down on the center and I show him firing the shot and but like that totally vindicates him, then you got the wrong guy, right? Having more footage, examining more footage and examining more evidence should further incriminate Tyler Robinson. It should also go a very long way in getting people off of these quote unquote conspiracies. Common sense is what I said in the beginning. Release the footage which you do have in your possession. It's not like just the feds have this footage, release the footage because then people will move on from quote unquote conspiracies. So everything they're saying right now doesn't make sense. And the pub, they're not smarter than the public, right? And Turning Point is not going to, going to survive this sort of an attitude. Name calling, threats to sue, calling people demonic, possessed by demonic spirits, because they're rightfully asking questions of the most high profile political assassination since jfk. It's just not going to work. Free PR advice. It is not going to work. I want to show you one more thing too, because I, I am quite stunned by the audacity to call me out, Alex Clark, to like call me out by sharing on her profile something that's just fundamentally untrue. But before we do that, I'm going to throw to a couple of our sponsors a first preborn because I have watched many people that I'm close with be vilified because they've stood up for truth. And I've felt the sting of injustice myself. But I've also felt something else, which is courage. I'm done playing defense. I think that we should not be watering down what we believe to be palatable. 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Right, you honor Charlie, of course, by donating A Turning Point USA and shutting up and trusting the feds don't question anything because it's just not right or whatever. You shouldn't even question the things that Charlie was questioning. Right? The spin is in. I got really annoyed last night going through somebody tagged me and said, you see, Alex Clark posted and tried to make it seem like I lied about the new Doge department when I literally shared the email from Charlie. They're even using this kind of like I call it Christian slop, okay? Because what they're serving up to you is, well, if you're a good Christian, you shouldn't do this. Like they kind of saying it's demonic. You're possessed by a demon. If you want to pursue truth said literally no one ever but Satan incarnate, okay? Truth is truth. It is always appropriate. Another one of these talking points for coming out is people are doing this for clicks. They're motivated by money. Do you guys understand the tens of millions of dollars that Turning Point USA made in the two weeks following Charlie Kirk's assassination. And it is. It would be insane for a person to suggest that if a random guy on YouTube catches a million views discussing ballistics, which there have been many gun guys who have done videos on ballistics and caught a million views, that that's somehow immoral because they're maybe gonna make $10,000 if they keep that up for an entire month. Like that is insane. And it. It actually relies on financial literacy to think that that's immoral. Good for them. Good for them. If you have a small account and you somehow got a million views because you told the truth, then bless you. Okay. Don't let them shame you. Doing it for clicks. Oh, no. Their account talks about ballistics all the time. This is now just a political assassination. The most high profile ever. And people want to understand every aspect. So we're clicking and we're watching these individuals that look like they know what they're talking about, especially in the absence of any truth coming from the quote, unquote authorities. So what are we supposed to believe? That the more moral thing would be for us to behave like Turning Point USA employees, You know, Alex Clark calling me out, you kidding me? Should I do what she did? And I. It would have been more moral for me to invite the Wall Street Journal, a literal week after Charlie is murdered, to photograph me in high boots standing over his memorial site at the office. Like the outside memorial vigil where people mourn and drop off flowers and gifts. Because that's exactly what Alex Clark did. And I thought it was icky, I thought it was gross, but I didn't say anything because everybody mourns in their own way. But I gotta stop saying that. I gotta stop saying everybody grieves in their own way. This is the article that was published on September 18. So we can assume that they at least photographed her one day and interviewed her one day earlier. Right? That's being charitable. So this was done latest again, one week after Charlie was assassinated. Again. Take a look at this. Pull that up. I'm gonna pull this photo up because I just wanna look at the photo. This is literally her being shot in front of the GIFs that people are dropping off for Charlie. But maybe it's Photoshop. Doesn't look like it is to me. Even if it was photoshopped, I would be losing my mind. I don't understand how anyone would let this go out and think that it's okay if they knew Charlie. I couldn't even speak to the press that week. I still haven't spoken to the press about Charlie Kirk. Actually not. I haven't even given one interview about Charlie Kirk because it felt icky to me. I'm just focused on investigating his murder. Anyways, I want to read a little blurb from this article again. Published September 18, Alex Clark was about to head to the airport for a work trip to celebrate the first anniversary of her podcast when she heard the news. Her boss, Charlie Kirk, had been shot. She says, quote, the very first thought that popped into my head was, I'm so glad that Charlie knew Jesus, said Clark, 32, who hosts the Maha friendly podcast Culture Apothecary Returning Point usa. The second thought was, what will happen now? And the third thought was, thank God Trump is president. I don't know. You people around the world didn't even know. Didn't even know Charlie. Okay, third thought, thank God Trump is president. Like, Maga, did you go? Maga, did you go? Like, I'm glad he knows the Lord. And then Maga, what are we missing here? What? What? Like, I. Does that feel okay at all? Goes on to say she praises the FBI director, Cash Patel and his deputy Dan Bongino for their leadership in the hunt for the suspect. What's so crazy is that we have them in office because of Charlie, Clark said. So honor the feds. Quick pick outside. And also the Maga. Maga. Hard. That is like, I'm sorry. I get it. Everybody grieves differently. Okay, but not that way. The last thought that I had as I spent days crying, okay, had difficulty physically pulling myself out of bed, felt like I was being a bad mother, was, man, I'm sure glad Donald Trump is president. Maga. I didn't feel that way. Didn't feel that way. In fact, was angry. I remember feeling angry when Trump moved to kind of like, do a same time post BB Netanyahu and then like, publishes a picture of Charlie with an Israeli flag behind. Was pretty angry about that. I thought, yuck, that's gross. Have you no dignity and respect Post picture him with his family, you know, trying to, like, already sow seeds into people's minds that, like, no, he, he, like, kind of died for Israel. He loved Israel so much. This would be appropriate, especially in the context of the message I just read to you. It was gross. Anyways, I, I, I just, I don't know why. I don't know why. But the people that are critiquing us for investigating the murder are not critiquing themselves. They're not holding a mirror to themselves. Anyways, Alex has decided to share a Total half truth PR spin. Another tweet from Tyler Boyer where he responds to someone asking about Charlie establishing a Doge department. Again, we presented that to the public. We showed the internal email, the internal memo that went out. It was Charlie in his own words. We showed the who. I didn't read the paragraph where he announced that Justin Strife would be the coo, but we read the entirety related to the Doge Department. And here's what Tyler says about that. He says she took a sentence and made something up. Tpusa doesn't audit every year. Always. Has Charlie constantly looked for ways to make everything we do more efficient. That's tpusa. It operates eight times more effectively than any other similar operation. So what did I make up when I shared an email and Charlie said he wanted to establish a new Doge department? Why would he call it new if he was doing it every year? And wow, what foresight you had as a company that's been around for, like, 10 years or more. Maybe more. 10 years that you were doing doge since the beginning. No, you're conflating. And it's dishonest. It's dishonest. The audit has F. All. Okay, F all to do with DOSH. The audit is what 501 C3s are instructed to do. Audit. Get an independent auditor and audit yourselves or else the IRS will hound you. Now, when you are auditing yourselves, I will guarantee you the Clinton foundation audited themselves annually. That does not mean that there is not corruption. It does not mean. It means that you're doing things that are above board from a government perspective. Government perspective. It does not mean that within your own organization there is not corruption. That is the reason for a Doge department, at least according to what Elon Musk said. Nobody, when he established DOGE with a Vikramaswamy, was thinking that he was going in there because he was going to see if they're violating the IRS laws. No, I think he went in there to see wasteful spending and to see where the money was going, where our tax dollars was going. That's the vibe I got. So they're relying on us to be, again, financially illiterate, to not understand how it works. I shared a 501C3 lawyer with them. So I met her in her offices with Charlie, and she explained the reasons why. She said that you got an independent auditor. I actually think that for organizations of a certain size, you're required by law to do an annual audit. If you're 501c3. I think it's state by state that guides that. But to present this like this means we're above board. I have a feeling some people are going to die on that sword because the reality is, is that big companies, inevitably you will find corruption. And I'm hearing some stuff. Okay, a lot of contractors, that's something that you can do. As just one example that's completely legal but utterly immoral is if you're outsourcing all of the millions of dollars to contractors and you're getting kickbacks. That's just one example. Okay, so I take money from donors and then I show that I'm paying out to a contractor who doesn't work for Turning Point usa, but that contractor is then somehow paying me back. That would be something that wouldn't flag the irs, but then would flag a CEO of and a Doge department if they started looking at where the money was spending. I hope that clarifies matters. Now, shifting gears only slightly. I don't often or really ever speak about my faith journey, right? Because I'm still on it. And I don't want to make a mistake or be wrong. And in many ways I kind of feel like this pressure that I don't want to let Catholics down because I don't know everything and I prefer the people that have been Catholic forever to speak on things as I'm still a student. But I do want to say that a major clue for me that being non denominational was no longer working for me, happened because of things politically when I tried to express certain questions about the modern state of Israel and was instead met with what I can only describe as cult like behavior. You're seeing it right now, right? Judeo Christian after Judeo Christian, making videos, cannons can't. It's like cult like behavior. You can't leave, right? There's only one way out of here. People quoting scripture to actually fulfill what became quite obvious to me was just their political lens. And yeah, people taking money to do that, keeping it above bar, it's not illegal. But you are taking money, you're taking free trips. So what are your motives here? If you're citing scripture to defend the actions of Bibi Netanyahu, you're a fraud. Of course you're a fraud. And if you're accepting money to do that in the process, you're worse than a fraud. Anyways, I want to show you guys this clip that someone sent me. This was a sermon which was given by a pastor on September 21, 2025. Now it's not necessary to name the Judeo Christian pastor. Right. I'm never trying to put any fire on them because I actually think what they're doing is important. Because I find out about all these sermons because their congregants are sending them to me. Right. They've got the CIA in their own congregation and people are going. And I stopped attending that day because I realized something's not right here. I want you to listen to this pastor's words because you might too feel similarly inspired to recognize that something is wrong. And I want to also be clear here. It's not every pastor, it's gonna be fair for me to say that, but pastors that have a very strong political bent, something's not right there. All right, now to tee this up. The title of his sermon is what has Defiled you? And he has decided for this particular sermon to pull from Paul's letter to the Corinthians. And that specific biblical passage that he cites is chapter seven, verse one. And it reads, the Bible reads, therefore, beloved, since we have these promises, let us cleanse ourselves from everything that defiles body and spirit, perfecting holiness in the fear of God. Now, you don't need to be a priest or a pastor to think right now about what you might perceive is the point of that passage. Probably thinking through it. Yeah. Yep. It's important. Body, spirit, probably not. What you're thinking right now is that this has something to do with Megyn Kelly. You're probably not thinking, Paul wrote this letter to the Corinthians because there's a point that he wants to prove about Megyn Kelly. But he's going to get there. That's how this pastor is going to get there. He's going to explain that. Take a listen.