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A (0:00)
Foreign. The failed drag queen Lil Smokey and their little Christian sycophant, Pam Bondi and Stephen Miller are going around now trying to make it illegal to have liberal thoughts. They are going on about hate speech. They're talking about all these imaginary things, about all of this imaginary celebrating on the left of Charlie Kirk's death. I've seen none of that. This is what they do. They make up an imaginary problem, and then their solution to fix it involves eroding democracy and eroding civil rights. And this is as serious as it gets. Are there people on the left, random people that live in a country of 340 million, saying, I don't really care that he got shot? Probably. And the same thing happened on the right with actual elected politicians when the Democratic Minnesota lawmakers were shot and they shot their dog, too. Senator Mike Lee was making light of it. Don Jr. Whom I refer to as dumb because of course, Eric, his little brother, is dumber. So dumb makes jokes about when Nancy Pelosi's husband got beat up. This doesn't happen on the left. They are making this up. And Pam Bondi has been on a little media blitz talking about wanting to charge people with hate speech. And I'm going to tell you what, the right wingers, the podcasters who make a lot of money off the First Amendment, aren't having it. Bizarrely, let me kick it to Megan.
B (1:41)
Kelly, back down on hate speech. What the. That's not. That is not a question that a conservative would ask. I don't understand what's happening there. And then for Pam Bondi to not say, whoa, whoa, sister, we on the right do not crack down on hate speech. We don't believe in that nonsense. There's this pesky document called the Constitution that doesn't allow it, but we don't even agree with it in principle was kind of extraordinary. And I actually tweeted out this morning, there's no way Pam Bom does not know that hate speech is protected under our Constitution. She must have meant, like, because given what Stephen Miller said to J.D. vance when he was subbing on Charlie's show yesterday, Stephen Miller was talking about how we've got to crack down on these groups around people like the assassin who encourage it or know about it or who, like, are part of it, but don't actually pull the trigger. My supposition on Twitter was X. Maybe she's talking about conspirators, you know, people who are part of it.
A (2:37)
Let me say something. What Stephen Miller was talking about cracking down on the People surrounding Tyler Robinson. Independent journalist Ken Kleppenstein did a whole report. He talked to all of the friends of the alleged shooter, and they are shocked and grieving and. And didn't even see this shooter as a person, as being political. But Megan Kelly and some of these other far right podcasters, again, we're going to find ourselves with strange bedfellows because this is an opportunity. This is a moment where people with differing views of what we want government to do for us can come together to defend the basic premise of this country, which is civil liberties, the First Amendment. And when you, when you start seeing those of us on the left that are starting to see the people on the right realizing, oh, shit, if they get away with. If they do away with hate speech, my whole income is gone. I mean, for, for Steve Bannon, for Megyn Kelly, etc.