Jimmy Kimmel & The Left Desperately Want to Gaslight America - Don't Let Them

Summary

Louder with Crowder – Episode Summary

Title: Jimmy Kimmel & The Left Desperately Want to Gaslight America – Don't Let Them
Date: September 17, 2025
Host: Steven Crowder
Guests: Nick DePaolo, Gerald
Main Theme:
Crowder responds to claims that political violence is more prevalent on the right, addresses the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and accuses mainstream media and leftist commentators (including Jimmy Kimmel) of gaslighting America regarding the perpetrator's motives and affiliations.

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Episode Overview

Steven Crowder dedicates this episode to dismantling the claim circulating in mainstream media that right-wing violence is more prevalent than left-wing violence. He focuses particularly on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, arguing the media and popular left-wing voices are intentionally mischaracterizing the killer and the event for political gain. Throughout, the episode mixes dark humor, personal anecdotes about political violence, and sharp-edged political commentary.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

Crowd Control, Security, and the Rise in Political Violence

• Personal Security Incidents:
  • Crowder and comedian Nick DePaolo share their experiences being physically threatened or attacked due to their right-wing views.
  • [06:06] Nick recounts joking to security he was there "to kill Steven," provoking a tense misunderstanding, which they play for laughs but use as an entry to the theme of right-wingers facing consequences for their speech or jokes.
• Longstanding Threats:
  • Crowder describes the extensive physical and legal security measures his team endures (metal detectors at shows, constant threats, attacks with concrete "milkshakes," etc.)
  • Notably, Crowder expresses regret for not warning the public sooner about the extent and severity of real threats to conservative figures ([48:00-50:30]).

    “I wish that I would have let people know that the left wants you dead, maybe... Maybe Charlie would have had a fighting chance.”
    — Steven Crowder [48:30]

The Media Spin and 'Gaslighting'

• The Matt Gutman Segment:
  • Crowder plays and critiques ABC's Matt Gutman, who described the text exchange between the killer (Tyler Robinson) and his boyfriend as "very touching" ([15:42-17:12]).

    “It was very touching in a way many of us didn’t expect... a very intimate portrait into this relationship between the suspect's roommate and the suspect himself.”
    — Matt Gutman, ABC [15:42-16:28]

  • Crowder lampoons Gutman and the media’s focus on the shooter’s identity to obscure the ideological and political motivation:

    "David, now do Hitler's dog. He was loving, right?... What does that mean Osama bin Laden was nice to children."
    — Steven Crowder [16:28]

• Language Manipulation:
  • The hosts critique media euphemisms like “jeopardized the life” instead of “murdered,” and term usage like “aggravating circumstance,” stressing that such language downplays atrocity ([19:27-20:00]).

Dismantling the 'Right-Wing Violence is Worse' Narrative

• Data Manipulation:
  • Crowder argues left-leaning institutions and media fudge the numbers, refusing to count or properly classify left-wing violence ([27:45-31:07]):
    • Key Example: Post-2017 inauguration violence (hundreds arrested, charges dropped, thus omitted from datasets).
    • Antifa’s murder of Aaron Danielson is excluded from official statistics as “not political violence.”

    "What you just saw was not political violence from the left. Let me give you another one... this is not included."
    — Steven Crowder [28:25]

  • Crowder exposes methodology flaws where only certain hate crimes count, or where left-wing attacks are counted as right-wing if anti-government.

    "Any act of violence committed against government is considered right-wing because it must be anti-government... include Antifa violence as right-wing violence."
    — Steven Crowder [31:09]

  • Crowder challenges listeners to present a left-wing civilian who has been assassinated purely for expressing opinions ([50:00-51:30]).

Call for Ruthless Defensive Measures

• Hair Trigger Defense:
  • Crowder repeatedly insists that the right must respond with “ruthless, unapologetic, hair trigger defensive violence” to violent disruption ([24:00, 44:56, 50:00]).

    “You want your boots so far up their ass that if they even think about violently disrupting your event, it has to sidestep your shoelaces.”
    — Steven Crowder [24:00]

  • The message: passive self-restraint is no longer sufficient; meeting violence with violence is justified as both deterrent and protection.
• Gerald reaffirms:

  "Not only defending the speaker’s right to free speech, but everybody else’s... We cannot continue down that path.”
  — Gerald [58:44]

Critiques of the Left’s Reaction & Rhetoric

• Dehumanization & Mob Mentality:
  • Both Crowder and DePaolo assert the left has long engaged in dehumanizing conservatives, now culminating in open violence ([21:00-22:00]).

    "They've been dehumanizing from then on. This isn't a thing that just showed up when Trump showed up ten years ago."
    — Nick DePaolo [21:12]

• Mocking of Democrat Leaders and Media Figures:
  • The show lampoons Jimmy Kimmel for "lying" about the killer’s ideology ([24:06-25:18]), and Senator Hirono for hypocrisy regarding “biological differences” and FBI requirements ([34:42-36:57], parody segment).
• Dark Humor:
  • Several sketches riff on “Queer Fight Club” and “Senator Hirono,” using humor to both lighten the mood and criticize progressive talking points ([08:19-12:17], [34:42-37:17]).

Personal Stories of Attack & Law Enforcement Inaction

• Nick DePaolo punched by an audience member’s daughter:
  • DePaolo describes being sucker punched at a show, noting the father encouraged it and authorities downplayed its significance ([39:05-41:45]).

    "He weaponized her... He brought her to the Nick DePaolo Show. She's in college, she's nuts. And said, let's do this... The law wanted nothing to do with it."
    — Nick DePaolo [41:22]

• Crowder & DePaolo reflect on passivity:
  • Both recount past restraint, now expressing regret, arguing the right’s civility is weaponized against them.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• "I will prove to you irrefutably, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that it is false, that it is propaganda... that the right is responsible for more violence. It’s untrue. I'll prove it."
  — Steven Crowder [00:34]

• "The right accepts consequences for their action." — Steven Crowder [07:14]

• "Surprisingly, this kind of reporting is actually really common. This kind of reaction actually goes back decades."
  — Steven Crowder [17:44]

• ABC’s Matt Gutman:

"It was very touching in a way... a very intimate portrait into this relationship between the suspect's roommate and the suspect himself."
[15:42-16:28]

• "If it’s not behavior you would tolerate at a grade school... you don’t tolerate it. Ruthless, unapologetic, hair trigger, defensive violence."
  — Steven Crowder [22:35]

• On data manipulation:

"Any act of violence committed against government at all is considered right wing because it must be anti government. You have some of these that actually...include antifa violence as right wing violence."
— Steven Crowder [31:09]

• "Show me 1... civilian on the left who was assassinated in cold blood in daylight for simply expressing their opinion. Let's go with one from this century. 1."
  — Steven Crowder [51:00]

• "You show up to our events... you will be met with unapologetic, indifferent, ruthless violence... Send whoever you want. Don’t send anyone you want back in one piece."
  — Steven Crowder [57:15]

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Important Segment Timestamps

• Opening, Setting the Stakes: [00:01-03:53]
• Personal Security Anecdotes: [05:40-08:19]
• Queer Fight Club (satirical segment): [08:19-12:17]
• ABC News Critique & Media Language Commentary: [13:28-20:22]
• Patterns of Dehumanization & Real Threats: [20:23-24:06]
• Jimmy Kimmel Accusations and White House Reaction: [24:06-25:18]
• Dissection of Political Violence Statistics and Left-Wing Violence Discussion: [27:45-34:24]
• Senator Hirono Sketch on FBI Physical Standards: [34:42-37:17]
• Nick DePaolo’s Story of On-Stage Assault: [39:05-44:32]
• Crowder’s Regret for Not Warning Sooner: [48:00-50:30]
• Crowder’s Call for 'Hair Trigger Defensive Violence': [50:00-51:30, 44:56, 24:04]
• Closing Discussion on Free Speech and Defensive Violence: [58:44-61:00]

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Tone & Language

The tone is combative, darkly comedic, and unapologetically provocative throughout, employing satire and personal stories to reinforce political points. Crowder is emphatic and direct, repeatedly urging his audience to not be "caught flat footed" and to push back against perceived propaganda and double standards in media reporting and political violence statistics.

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Summary for New Listeners

This episode is a no-holds-barred critique of leftist media narratives, focusing heavily on the claim that America’s right is more violent than the left, especially after the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Using personal experiences, data disputes, and direct clips from media and government hearings, Crowder and his co-hosts argue that the left manipulates statistics, downplays its extremists' violence, and creates a permission structure that makes open attacks on conservatives possible—and even celebrated. The episode is a rallying cry to the audience to reject this narrative, challenge propagandistic reporting, and protect conservative gatherings with unapologetic defensive measures.

Transcript

[Steven Crowder]

Welcome to the lineup live here on rumble, 9:00am Eastern to 7:00pm Eastern. And actually, we have here today with us Nick DePaolo, who is last on the lineup daily. It's all free. YouTube is dead as a medium. Figuratively. Rumble did it for live streaming. These shows are doing really well. Look, I'm gonna move through this really quickly today. I'll be on Piers Morgan later. Hey, the right wing, the conservative contingent of this country is more violent statistically. Right? Right. That's what's making the rounds today. We'll talk about some other stories, but on that one, I am going to prove to you irrefutably, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that it is false, that it is propaganda. And I will do so so succinctly that you can dismiss anyone in your life immediately out of hand, at least that argument, the second they even think of bringing it up. I guarantee you that if nothing else today, no one's going to catch you flat footed saying, well, actually, the right is responsible for more violence. It's untrue. I'll prove it. On with the show. It's the weirdest thing. It's like I was in a coma for 20 years and I'm just now waking up.

[Nick DePaolo]

How's this look?

[Steven Crowder]

It looks great. It's gonna work. It's working. Yeah.

[Gerald]

What the hell are you guys doing?

[Steven Crowder]

The parody commercial for American Beauty.

[Gerald]

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[Steven Crowder]

Let's get American in the name. I finance the flowers.

[Gerald]

No, just please shut it down. Shut it down. Okay? This is a waste of time. Josh, put on some clothes.

[Steven Crowder]

I still have three more payments on the floor. Flour. No, no. Just keep throwing them. What the hell is the matter with those guys? Ooh, Steven, don't let your dream home be just a dream. Go to americanfinancing.net Crowder or call 800-974-6500.

[Nick DePaolo]

On average, customers are saving over $800 a month.

[Steven Crowder]

And some close in as fast as just 10 days. NMLS 18233 before. Glad to be with you. Just in case you thought we were going to grow up. Hope you enjoyed the intro.

[Gerald]

Not so much.

[Steven Crowder]

By the way, American financing, they love the ads. They have no problem.

[Gerald]

They do. They love it.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. We're trying to get them to drop us. They won't. I know. The further. I know.

[Gerald]

Like, yes, more ads.

[Steven Crowder]

It's one of those things. It's not like you use it every day. Right. You finance homes. Well, what do we do? What do we do to Push envelope. This is great. All right. How do we get fired?

[Gerald]

Yeah, how do we do this?

[Steven Crowder]

We have a lot to get to today. I will be on Piers Morgan later today. I guess I might be doing Tim Pool. Apparently it's caused some waves where I have called people to violence, called people to arms. Clearly lawful, ruthless protection of you and your own. I stand by it. Hair trigger defense, not offense. Hair trigger defense where the left needs to be terrified to violently disrupt your gatherings, your rallies, your events. I hope that the left can continue to have theirs without security as they do now with no fear of repercussions. I hope that nobody genuinely conservatives, everyone should speak, let them speak. But if anyone thinks of being violently disruptive at ours, know that it's going to hurt at least and could rightfully cost you your life at best. I make no apologies and I will press whirlwind if need be to let people know that there are folks out. You folks out there like you, you let me know. Are you one of them? Are you one of them at this point? Hey, do you think most of the violence comes from the right wing? We're gonna get to that and more. My question too is what do you think's been the most disgusting response here to Charlie Kirk's terroristic assassination? And yeah. Captain Morgan, CEO, how are you?

[Gerald]

I'm doing better.

[Steven Crowder]

You? Good. Yeah. I mean, still haven't been sleeping all that well, but it's one of those things. And when you see this man, you know it's about to get. Actually there's a story from this morning we're going to get to, but he's actually on the LineUp live on Rumble 6pm Eastern weekdays. And he's going to be at Hyenas Comedy Club in Dallas, Texas. That's September 18th. And then you can see all of his [e-mail] including Salt Lake City this weekend. This weekend, 19th and 20th. So Dallas and then Salt Lake City. Mr. Well, funniest man alive, Nick Topolo. How are you, sir? Good.

[Nick DePaolo]

How you doing, Stephen?

[Steven Crowder]

I'm glad you're still alive.

[Nick DePaolo]

I. Yes, I my mouth once again ranith over.

[Steven Crowder]

Gerald doesn't know this story. Nick arrived. Tell him. You arrived at the studio this morning.

[Nick DePaolo]

Arrived at the studio and as you know, it's. You can't see. I was looking inside, I was banging on the window, see if somebody would let me in. And all of a sudden a guy came out of nowhere, started walking towards me and said, can I help you? And that irritates me no matter where I am.

[Steven Crowder]

I understand.

[Nick DePaolo]

Even when I'm at a. Even when I'm shopping and somebody working there goes, can I help? They're like little.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

So I said to him, no, I'm here to kill Stephen.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, jeez. Wait, what? You said that?

[Nick DePaolo]

Yes, I did. And again, I forgot. I didn't say it in the context of the time to live. It's just the first thing out of my mouth.

[Steven Crowder]

I know, I know it is. And I thought he.

[Gerald]

Wait, wait, wait, wait. The very first thing, as a stranger walks up, not only is to docks where Steven is, because you're still standing outside, mind you, is to say that you're here to kill him.

[Steven Crowder]

And I think it's funny.

[Nick DePaolo]

Yeah. You have the story, right, Gerald?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, just making sure I got it. Okay. Yeah, there we go.

[Nick DePaolo]

And then Gerald opened the door and said, oh, by the way, this is Russell. And I immediately put two and two together. And I said, russell, you know, I had no idea of security. I apologize. And could you take the taser, put it back in your pocket?

[Steven Crowder]

You would fully understand if you were shot dead this morning as well, right?

[Nick DePaolo]

Oh, God.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

I've relived that in my head a hundred times with my wife.

[Steven Crowder]

Here's the difference. The right accepts consequences for their action.

[Nick DePaolo]

Oh, God, I had that coming. Wow.

[Gerald]

Stephen goes, somebody almost got shot here this morning. I'm like, here. He goes, yeah, you didn't hear? And I'm like, no. He's like, we'll tell you on it.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, we'll tell you on it.

[Nick DePaolo]

Out of all the things I could, I just grabbed a random thing to say. And that was a stupid. At this point.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I don't think it was random.

[Nick DePaolo]

Not so much subconsciously, you might be right.

[Steven Crowder]

I know, it's. Look, it's there. And hey, you know what? Like we said, grace for people on the right, none for those on the left. People are going to purge. People are going to deal with it in their own ways. And I don't think that Nick would actually kill me, but your guess is as good as mine.

[Nick DePaolo]

My excuse doesn't really hold up because I had a rubber nose and glasses.

[Gerald]

On when I was guys, but this.

[Steven Crowder]

Is just who you are, Nick, it's fine. Yeah, I would have. No other way. No other way. Well, I would have taken at least, you know, a slapping or a tasing. That would have been great to have on a security.

[Nick DePaolo]

As soon as I saw the guy, though, with the forearms and tattoos, I go, this guy working at the tupperwhip thing. Down the street.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, if he does, he could fit you in one. All right.

[Nick DePaolo]

Fresh whop.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, I don't know if you know the first rule of the dsa Queer Liberation Working Group Fight Club. This is an actual thing, a Queer Fight Club is that they are not supposed to talk about dsa. Queer Liberation Working Group Fight Club. I bet you didn't know that we have a Queer Fight Club right here in Oklahoma City. I bet you also didn't know that.

[Nick DePaolo]

We'Re about to celebrate one full year.

[Steven Crowder]

Of this very successful community program.

[Gerald]

Now, some members thought we should do a Jean Claude Van Damme Kumite style.

[Steven Crowder]

Type of event, but that didn't quite make it out of planning. Fight to the death. Monday night, 7pm at the Diversity center.

[Nick DePaolo]

For a board game night to celebrate.

[Gerald]

Queer Fight Club and everybody who makes Queer Fight Club.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, by the way, they've been very successful with branding. They even have a video game. Which brings us to this week's 7 plus 1 rules for queer Fight Club. The first of which of course is you absolutely tell everybody about how fabulous it is. This is seven plus one. You forgot the van in the chamber. Seven plus one rules for Queer Fight Club. Number seven. If it's your first night at Queer Fight Club, you have to be bottom. Number six, if someone yells stop, that is not the safe word. Proceed. Number five, Fresh Wap.

[Nick DePaolo]

Gossip is not permitted, but it is encouraged.

[Steven Crowder]

It is encouraged strongly.

[Gerald]

Number four, CEO, don't ask, don't tell about your aids. Want to get aids? No, you shouldn't want to.

[Steven Crowder]

And the third rule of Queer Fight Club is fights will go as long as they have boners. Number two. Oh, boy. There is to be no flannel in the ring talking to you lesbians. Number one, Fresh Guinea.

[Nick DePaolo]

No closed fists or buttholes.

[Steven Crowder]

That's right. Must be open hearts, open minds.

[Nick DePaolo]

Oh, my God.

[Steven Crowder]

And buttholes. And the plus one is walk out. Music is limited to Lady Gaga, Cher or the Notre Dame fight song that's been this week. Seven plus one. You forgot the van in the chamber. Yeah. They take your funny with that. Yeah. The problem is, look at that. Like, it's not even funny. He has such perfect aim and a good arm.

[Nick DePaolo]

Did he throw that?

[Steven Crowder]

He threw it and it was.

[Nick DePaolo]

Is he a member of the Queer Fight Club the way he threw it? I am not.

[Steven Crowder]

He is. By the way, we've been doing it for a year. Oh, congratulations. You could pad someone else's record.

[Gerald]

Did you see the one that was like this? That was like the Flipper thing. I'M like, I can't even get full extension to like, generate force doing that.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

Queer album.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. That's what we. By the way, this is also a great service to America. What we need, in light of recent events, is for transgenders to learn how to fight. It's like giving prisoners weights. I don't understand why they have a gym. They're sending them back into society. Yes. Yes. They should be on a triple dose of OIC and nothing but white flower.

[Gerald]

Three months after before you get out. Tapeworm.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Nick DePaolo]

It's the only class where you hear you oh, you kicked me in the vagina and the balls.

[Steven Crowder]

These people are sick.

[Gerald]

Geez.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, we're gonna get to. And again, I want you to be able to refute rebut this idea that more violence is coming from the right wing. I see it everywhere. It's silly, it's wrong. But before that, I want you to see the worst news take ever. So yesterday, the prosecuting attorney released the text conversation between the awful terrorist murderer assassin Tyler Robinson and his gay trans boyfriend, roommate Lance Twiggs. Just to be clear, the left is going to try and the left is not only going to try and gaslight you into believing that this guy was right wing, but also that he was heterosexual because his boyfriend was claiming that he was going to transition. This is a left wing terrorist who's very gay. Here are some excerpts. Robinson writes. I am still okay, my love. Told you, gay. But I am stuck in Orem for a little while longer yet. Shouldn't be long until I can come home, but I got to grab my rifle. Still, to be honest, I. I had hoped to keep this secret till I died of old age. I am sorry to involve you. The gay lover boy responds. You weren't the one who did it right for exclamation marks. Almost as though they planned this to try and remove any type of culpability from the lover. But that's just speculation.

[Gerald]

Question marks, not exclamation marks.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, sorry, question marks. You can admonish me. I am. I'm sorry. I've had enough of this hatred. Some hate can't be negotiated out. Referring to Charlie Kirk as right wing does. Just so you know, as. As right wingers do, they kill the guy who sits down at a table for being hateful. And just so you know, the left still believes that this was a conservative, a Republican. That's how evil the left is today. Some hate can't be negotiated out. If I am able to grab my rifle unseen, I will have left no evidence going to attempt to retrieve it again. Hopefully they have moved on. I haven't seen anything about them finding it. Remember how I was engraving bullets? Hey guys, remember how we told you that there were engraved bullets and the media said we were lying to trust them? The same media who told you this guy was right wing. Remember that Join Rumble premium mug club. We can't do any of it without you. Just so you know. Millions upon millions in legal fees and millions upon millions in security. Because the media tells you that we're liars when we are telling you the truth. And the more of you there are, the more leaks we will receive. Remember when I was engraving bullets, the gay lover boy said, well Robinson, they're both gay lover boys. The effing messages are mostly a big meme. If I see notices bulge uwu on Fox News, I might have a stroke. Delete this exchange. You are, you are all I worry about, love. Then twig said, I am much more worried about you. I would be much more worried about obviously Charlie Kirk, the family of Charlie Kirk. I'd also be much more worried about everyone in this room and everyone else out there who shares Charlie Kirk's opinions, which by the way would be pretty moderate. And I'd certainly be worried about people who may have even more right wing views than Charlie Kirk. I would be worried more for anyone who goes out in public and expresses an opinion peacefully. Cuz you get killed for doing that and he get assaulted. Now the worst take, I told you, the worst take ever in the news is ABC's Matt Gutman who called this exchange and relationship quote, touching. It's touching.

[Matt Gutman]

We have seen an alleged murder with such specific text messages about the alleged murder weapon, where it was hidden, how it was placed, what was on it. But all also it was very touching in a way that I think many of us didn't expect. A very intimate portrait into this relationship between the suspect's roommate and the suspect himself. With him repeatedly calling gay lover roommate who was transitioning, calling him my love and I want to protect you, my love. So it was this duality of someone who the attorney said not only jeopardized the life of Charlie Kirk and the crowd, but was doing it in front of children, which is one of the aggravating circumstances of this case. And on the other hand, he was, you know, speaking so lovingly about his partner. So a very interesting and as Pierre said, riveting press conference.

[Steven Crowder]

David, now do Hitler's dog. He was loving. Right? Norm had a bit about that. Yeah. What does that mean Osama bin Laden was nice to children. So his roommate who was transitioning. Say boyfriend. Say boyfriend. Gay. You know why they don't say that? Aggravating circum. The family watching. Think about that for a second. Did he just say aggravating circumstance? I believe that's the word he used. Can someone play? It was midway through. He said aggravating circumstance that children were there. Play it again.

[Matt Gutman]

The attorney said not only jeopardize the life of Charlie Kirk and the crowd, but was doing it in front of children, which is one of the aggravating circumstances of this case. And on the other hand, the legal term.

[Steven Crowder]

Stop. Yeah. Aggravating circumstance. Yeah, but he's not a lawyer. He's a reporter. And he used the word touching, which is not a legal term, meaning he can use flowery language. Aggravating circumstance. Roommate. Hey. Kids watch their father brutally assassinated by a terrorist bleed out. And his daughter allegedly wanted to run to her dad but had to have explained to her that she couldn't go to daddy because daddy's not there anymore. And you say aggravating circumstance. Just like I see people out there. Joe Walsh, who I believe I'll be on with. On Piers Morgan with later, Say the over the top reaction. Over the top reaction. Over the top means that the reaction is not commensurate with the action that necessitates it. What would be required for the kind of reaction you're seeing from the right? Would the family have to be enslaved and gang raped too? Genuinely, if this doesn't warrant the most severe reaction in modern American history, what does? Aggravated aggravating circumstances. He's going to use illegal terms, but then he's going to say touching when he's talking about a psychotic gay lover boy who believes that his equally insane mentally ill roommate slash boyfriend is a woman so he can convince himself that he's heteronormative. I don't care. They're all freaks. Surprisingly, this kind of reporting is actually really common. This kind of reaction actually goes back decades.

[Gerald]

In his confession, the alleged killer relayed to police where he had buried the body of his mother and that for the last 15 years, every mother's Day, he would lay flowers on her shallow grave and read that Sunday's Family Circus from the paper. It was a sweet, warm look into the relationship this young man of 48 had with his beloved late mother and has inspired this reporter to visit his own mother. After a quick stop at the florist. Back to you at the desk.

[Steven Crowder]

Thank you for that touching I don't know how funny that was so much as. Just dark. Yeah, very dark. Played it so straight. Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

I thought it was real.

[Gerald]

Yeah, I know.

[Steven Crowder]

I did it in runt and I still thought it was real.

[Gerald]

What kind of words. What kind of a word for this is putting his life in jeopardize.

[Nick DePaolo]

Jeopardizing. I know that jumped out at me.

[Gerald]

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You mean murdering him? This isn't like 15 minutes after it happened. And we all weren't really sure exactly what the outcome was gonna be, and we were all still praying and hoping for the very best. Is that a press conference? What, yesterday?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Gerald]

What?

[Steven Crowder]

Actually.

[Gerald]

Why did you just call it like it is?

[Steven Crowder]

I want to do an exercise in real time. Get me the transcript of what that guy just said from abc. Someone bring it out to me while I'm live and I'll read it to you and I'll make a point because that's. That's also what matters. A lot of people, they simply consume the written word. They don't watch video. I'll read it and you'll. You'll get the point. Yes. Nick. Sorry.

[Nick DePaolo]

I'm just saying, he. They're still playing word games.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

It's What. What happened is so awful. And they know it's somebody from their side that they have to twist reality, play with the language. They can't come out and say it.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. Some of them do.

[Nick DePaolo]

They. So, I mean, they. And that goes as a collective for the left.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Nick DePaolo]

They are caught in this trap that they can't admit.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. That they can't admit that this has been the plan all along.

[Nick DePaolo]

And it's.

[Steven Crowder]

They can't admit that mental instability is useful to them, that people being isolated is useful to them, that people believing that fascism is around every corner is useful to them. And they did it by design. Cuz here's the thing. You know, you're Italian, you know a little bit about fascism. How do you deal?

[Nick DePaolo]

I know a lot about.

[Steven Crowder]

With a fascist. It's not of the ballot box.

[Nick DePaolo]

No. To the dinner table on Sunday.

[Steven Crowder]

Right. The only way you deal with a fascist is violence. It's the only way. So if you believe someone's a fascist. Hey, how many times did we hear, Donald Trump will never give up the reins of power. Right.

[Gerald]

He'll never leave office dehumanized.

[Nick DePaolo]

They've been doing it since I started falling politics. Like when Reagan was in office.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

They've been dehumanizing from then on.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes.

[Nick DePaolo]

This isn't a thing that just showed up when. When Trump showed up 10 years ago. They've been dehumanizing the right forever. I'm surprised it took this long for something this horrible.

[Steven Crowder]

I mean, it didn't. It didn't, it didn't, it didn't. You're seeing the one that got through.

[Nick DePaolo]

That's right.

[Steven Crowder]

Over 12 felonies, violent felonies on.

[Nick DePaolo]

Right.

[Steven Crowder]

You've experienced it, right? At a comedy club. The first time Josh booked me at a comedy club, it was the first time he had seen metal detectors. We have lived it. We have had rocks thrown at us. We have had concrete acid milkshakes thrown at us. We have had people make serious attempts on our lives. And we don't discuss, you know, when. When you've had some that were pretty serious. You've asked me before I go on air. Hey, I don't want to talk about it. Because either there's still an investigation that goes nowhere or you don't want copycats.

[Nick DePaolo]

Right.

[Steven Crowder]

So we live in this fear and the left doesn't. You're seeing the one that got through. If we weren't diligent, we'd all be crippled or dead. That's the truth.

[Nick DePaolo]

Yeah. I mean, and it could have been Trump.

[Steven Crowder]

Of course they wanted it to be.

[Nick DePaolo]

They don't. But that's. That story disappeared so quickly that I'm still. I'm still pissed about that. Yeah, he gets shot in the face. And we talked about it for about four days. Or the mainstream media.

[Steven Crowder]

Did you know why? Cuz he was fine. Yeah, that's what happened to me when someone stole a homeless man's lunchbox from the same angle Charlie Kirk was, was allegedly, from what we know, close to shot. And you know what happened? The girl sitting across me said, you're fine. That could just as easily have been a bullet. You're fine. So I have to be bleeding out for you to care. And even then, when your side celebrates, you blame the people responding until you die. They don't care. Until you die. Understand that. They don't care. How many of you have been assaulted by someone in Antifa or Black Lives Matter? Hey, let me ask you this. How many of you were afraid to leave your house who lived in urban areas because of the Summer of Love, and so you didn't. What would have happened if you did? Would it have been more than the thousands of. Of assaults and casualties and billions of dollars in damages that we. Hey, what if you, well, within your legal right said, no, you're not going to come in and Storm my shop and firebomb it. And you decided to stand your ground, which you legally have a right to do. What would have happened to you? You would have been Charlie Kirk. So the left uses us being responsible, us being prudent, against us. And they took Charlie Kirk's life. And anyway. Ruthless, unapologetic, defensive violence. If it's not behavior you would tolerate at a grade school, if it's not behavior you would tolerate at a restaurant, at a town hall, you don't tolerate it. Just because, my God, we expect the left to be the animals they are. Ruthless, unapologetic, hair trigger, defensive violence. You want your boots so far up their ass that if they even think about violently disrupting your event, it has to sidestep your shoelaces.

[Nick DePaolo]

Yeah, it's supposed to be a deterrent.

[Steven Crowder]

Yes, exactly. It will lead to less violence if they know that they can't act violent with impunity. But it gets worse, Nick. It gets worse. Jimmy Kimmel outright lied. The killer's maga. We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them.

[Nick DePaolo]

Them.

[Steven Crowder]

And doing everything they can to score political points from it. In between the finger pointing, there was grieving. On Friday, the White House flew the flags at half staff, which got some criticism. But on a human level, you can see how hard the President is taking this.

[Nick DePaolo]

My condolences on the loss of your friend Charlie Kirk. May I ask her personally, how are you holding up over the last day and a half, Sir?

[Steven Crowder]

I think very good.

[Nick DePaolo]

And by the way, right there, you.

[Steven Crowder]

See all the trucks?

[Nick DePaolo]

They just started construction of the new ballroom for the White House, which is.

[Steven Crowder]

Something they've been trying to get, as.

[Nick DePaolo]

You know, for about 150 years.

[Steven Crowder]

Hey, is he right behind an aerial vehicle where? He may not have heard the question. He's at the fourth stage of grief. Construction, demolition, construction. This is not how an adult grieves the murder of someone he called a friend. This is how a four year old mourns a goldfish. Okay? And you're at the first stage of leftist grief. Lying. Lying and sullying the reputation of a peaceful speaker who sat at a table. They're trying to convince people that he's anyone other than one of their own. Okay, well, look, everyone here, we have some varying opinions. Everyone here pretty conservative, right? Let me ask you, anyone here, anyone in this office, a self avowed leftist? No. Anyone here gay with a trans boyfriend? Anyone here inscribed Bullets with antifa and weird furry trans sayings? No. Well, the shooter did, the murderer did. Can we attribute this to ignorance? Let me ask you, can you attribute this to ignorance? When any liberal, right now, when any leftist says, this guy was maga, this guy was, this guy was conservative. Can anyone actually make the case at this point in time that they don't know any better? Comment, please. You know what? Play devil's advocate. Make the case. Please do. And if you're not, do so on Rumble. That's the best place. That's where you have the best community of people who can speak. Download the Rumble app. Follow me there. Because we can't say this stuff on YouTube for a long time. Material would be removed if we discussed this on YouTube. They don't know any better. That's what they would. They won't even admit it. I'll tell you they do know better. Let me prove to you that they know better. Because right now making the rounds is this idea that political violence is more prevalent on the right. You heard Amy Klobuchar cite it and you heard, well, I can't remember who else did it during the hearing yesterday, but you've seen this circulated everywhere. And this comes from a couple of sources. I'll have to kind of parse through one here. There's a CATO study that people are citing. There is one from the Economist, I believe, and there's one that was at NIJ that the left is saying was removed because it pointed out that right wing violence was more prevalent when the truth is, it was removed because it was inaccurate. So I won't be able, won't be addressing that one. The left right now knows better, but they are trying to lie. It's what we used to call, what we should still call propaganda. There is more right wing violence than the left and they'll even show you a chart. Okay, I will prove to you right now that it's bullshit. Let me show you what's not on this list, what is not included whatsoever as leftist ideologically motivated violence. All of the violence after the 2017 inauguration, 200 people arrested, far more crimes committed. In case you've forgotten this, none of this included in your chart.

[Nick DePaolo]

Burning cars and smashed windows. A small group of protesters dressed in black, their faces covered, armed with hammers and bricks.

[Steven Crowder]

None of this is included in the stat being circulated. This is not left wing violence. It is not during the. It doesn't exist today.

[Nick DePaolo]

And more than 100 people arrested.

[Steven Crowder]

That is not political violence. According to the stats that you are Hearing parroted from the left right now. Why? Because all the charges were dropped. So they didn't include that. All the charges were dropped. Okay. What you just saw was not political violence from the left. Let me give you another one. Do you remember this one? This is not included. And I wanted to laser in on this because I don't think it could be any clearer. As a matter of fact, I don't think you get any cases of more clear political violence and it comes from the left. Remember the Trump supporter in Portland, Aaron Danielson? He was killed by a member of Antifa. The man's name was Michael, Michael Reinell. And before you run the clip, he was shot point blank dead in the street. Why do we know? Because we have video evidence and he admitted it and he was shot dead point blank in the street. Why? Because he was a Trump supporter. How do we know? Because it was said on camera. For those who don't remember this, what you are about to see, according to the charts, according to the methodology, is not political violence. It is not included. We got a Trump supporter here. Bang, bang, dead, not counted as political violence. Any of you want to trust your institutions, I can explain to you why too, and why it's fraudulent. I don't want to, though. If anyone out there tells you actually more violence is coming from the right wing, you can. Yeah, but hold on a second. The guy who was shot point blank dead in public for being a Trump supporter exclusively was not counted as political violence. So I don't trust any of it. That's valid. That is the only argument you need to make. But there's more to it. Of course, the database only counts white on minority hate crimes as political. Black on minority is not counted, considering when you see how much political violence was committed from black Americans, for example, against Asians. If you look at many of these studies, they don't include, for example, you'll see that chart from the Economist 2020. Left wing violence non existent. Summer of Love didn't exist. It didn't exist.

[Gerald]

Unbelievable.

[Steven Crowder]

It would be like saying there's very little Islamic terrorism. Because here's a chart. By the way, we excluded 9, 11. You still would have plenty. By the way, there's a reason for the unholy alliance of the left and Islamo fascists. That's because they both largely want to eliminate the same group of people. Western, white, Christian men, the vanguards, those at the post, protecting our civilization. They both want to take that group of people out. Also, any violence in a lot of these, depending which one you're using. Any act of violence committed against government at all is considered right wing because it must be anti government. You have some of these that actually I've looked through them, include antifa violence as right wing violence. But none of that matters. None of that matters because the 200 arrests and the thousands of actions that you just saw after the inauguration of violence, they were not counted among left wing violence because charges were dropped. Well, why do you think charges may have been dropped? And the man who was shot point blank dead. We have a Trump voter here or supporter. We have a Trump supporter here. Bang, bang, dead. Not political violence. It's that simple. And those are the same people telling you, don't trust us, we're not authoritative. Don't trust the Nashville Manifesto. By the way, some of these places don't include the Nashville shooting as political violence. I believe Cato or Reuters said it's borderline. Well, let me explain something else to you. It's not borderline. And the only reason it can be argued that it's borderline is because when the police were caught with their pants down and a comedy show had to get you pages from the manifesto that clearly expressed an ideology, after we were told that there was not, they said, well, we don't. Okay, it's not. First they said we were lying. Then they said, well, yeah, but it hurts the families for this information to get out. But before that they said this is a random act of violence. It's not politically motivated. It's not to kill cisgender Christians. It's not to target people of a certain political, ideological, religious persuasion. Think about that. The same people who want you to believe us that we are liars when we are 6 and 0 with investigative 7 and oh, if you want to consider election night, when we called states and other people didn't, can't do it without your support. Please do consider joining. $99 a year you get this hand etched mug, not only do you get 100% more show and you get it Friday, you get it all ad free, you get all these other shows, but none of this happens. The lights don't stay on unless you support it. Who's the liar? Let me ask you, who's the liar? The people who licked the DOJ story about the engravings on the bullets. We were tarred and feathered as lying that there was no evidence of it. Now you see it. Who's a liar? The people who leaked the Nashville Manifesto. We were tarred and feathered as lying until they begrudgingly admitted it and The FBI said they would investigate us and the mayor said he would sue us. Who's a liar? Us? Those people or the people who told you? Yeah, there's more violence on the right. The man shot point blank exclusively for being a Trump supporter in cold blood. That's not political violence. Who's lying to you? It's a comedy show.

[Gerald]

We have to do the serious work, and then we get called out for it by the atf. It's not nice.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, yeah, that's right.

[Gerald]

Subpoenas are not what friends do to one another.

[Steven Crowder]

Okay? That's not what friends do. Jeez, he was never my friend. Now, you know who else is not my friend but is a friend of the show? I don't know why.

[Nick DePaolo]

Sorry.

[Steven Crowder]

Senator Mazie Hirono, who was grilling Kash Patel yesterday and acknowledging for the first time that there are biological differences between men and women. Grilling Kash Patel over the concept of pull ups. At the FBI, you are now requiring applicants to be able to do a certain kind of pull ups, which a.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Lot of women cannot because of physiological differences.

[Nick DePaolo]

Are you requiring these kinds of pull ups?

[Steven Crowder]

We are requiring a physical program at.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

BFTC at Quantico, because FBI agents carrying guns in the field have to chase down bad guys and do really hard work. The physical fitness standards of those agents.

[Nick DePaolo]

So are you.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Signs of pull ups?

[Steven Crowder]

We are requiring everybody to pass the.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

1811 standards at BFTC.

[Steven Crowder]

Think about it for a second. That's what offends the left. What offends me is cold blooded murder. That's me, Mr. Traditional here to talk about it more, I believe is here is Senator Hirono herself.

[Nick DePaolo]

Yeah, she's calling in from a gym, I guess.

[Steven Crowder]

Well, then bring her on. Senator Hirono, can you hear me and see me?

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Yes, Stephen. And first, I must ask the following question. Since becoming a legal adult, have you ever tried to have sex with a woman with or without consent?

[Steven Crowder]

No, Senator, we've been over this many, many times. I wanted to ask you about your conversation with Cash Patel, though yesterday is.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Oh, were you jealous because I was talking to another man?

[Steven Crowder]

No, Senator.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

You don't have to lie to me, Steven.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm not lying. I wanted to ask about the physical requirements for the FBI agents.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Well, I can attest under oath that I would like to get physical.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, Senator, I meant. I meant the pull ups.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

I'll pull my shirt up for you.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no, no. God, gross. No. You had a problem with pull ups? The exercise?

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Oh, yes, yes, I'd much rather do pull Downs, your pants.

[Steven Crowder]

Hello? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's enough. That's enough.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Okay? My real problem is with pulling out.

[Steven Crowder]

Stop. Stop it. I don't want to hear this. I'm never going to sleep again. It's been tough enough. Senator, please stop.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Okay, Please. Obviously, I was just kidding. But the fact that you insinuated that you would or would not have sex with me is alarming.

[Steven Crowder]

What?

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

I'd like to talk about my comments to Cash Patel in the oversight hearing yesterday.

[Steven Crowder]

Finally. Okay, yes, please. What questions do you have for Patel?

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

I asked him if he would make a promise to me and the rest of the committee that he would make a commitment to be completely transparent and release the Epstein files in full.

[Steven Crowder]

Fair. Did he?

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Yes. And I just sent the files to you right now.

[Steven Crowder]

I'm gonna regret. God, Tim, cut it. No.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

It's a picture of my boo.

[Steven Crowder]

No, no. Stop it. Stop. I don't even wanna read the transcript.

[Gerald]

You're so disgusted. Hey, listen, you fell for it. It's on you. You checked.

[Steven Crowder]

She's a sitting. She's a sitting senator.

[Gerald]

I don't care.

[Steven Crowder]

It's unbecoming.

[Nick DePaolo]

She sent me a dick pic.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I know. Weird part is it was of Anthony Weiners. I don't know how she got it.

[Gerald]

Women can do that.

[Steven Crowder]

He circulates it to everybody. Surprised it wasn't Swalwell, considering her swallow. Well, origin story. What was it going? Well, you know what, Nick? Before we go to Sam Hyde's monologue, which, by the way, can't recommend enough, guy did a great job. You. You were talking about this. I mean, I remember you didn't want me to talk about it. I was in my old studio in Grand Rapids, a house, by the way, that was Doc's. And I had a terrorist who tried to take my life there. I was zipped by a fan who called the local precinct in East Grand Rapids. But I remember you didn't want to talk about it that much because you didn't want to inspire, like, more copycats. I think now you can talk about it. You were at a comedy club. Yeah. And you said there was a striking similarity to what happened with Charlie Kirk. And I've been through something similar. Tell. Tell the story for people who might be new.

[Nick DePaolo]

Well, yeah, not as far as level of violence or severity, but yeah. I. After a show, I went down to the front of the club like I was instructed. I don't know why I didn't go into the lobby and, you know, meet and greet type of thing just. It was actually spontaneous. It wasn't a prepared meet and greet.

[Steven Crowder]

Right.

[Nick DePaolo]

So there wasn't security next to me, whatever. So people start coming towards me and shaking my hand and getting a picture with me. And this guy comes up and stands to my right and goes, yeah, I really enjoyed the show. And then he goes, but I brought my daughter, and she wanted to punch you in the. And before he even finished the sentence, I get sucker punched. I didn't even know she was there. That's what a sucker punch is, folks, because people are going, you get beat up by a girl.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, I know.

[Nick DePaolo]

I get cracked in the.

[Steven Crowder]

I mean, of course.

[Nick DePaolo]

And, you know, I was seeing, like, double. And my instincts immediately, even when I'm in shock, I go to the. I go to the father. You fucking set me up, didn't you? Yeah, just like that. My. As my eyes closing.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

And he goes, no, man, it was nothing like that. And I could tell it was. First of all, he didn't jump in to stop his daughter. I'll go, what are you doing? Right. There was none of that. He just stood there, enjoyed it. My other fans jumped in and said, well, you know, what the app are you doing? Or whatever. Yeah, yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

And so when you saw the Charlie Kirk thing where you. You talked about the question.

[Nick DePaolo]

Yeah, it was. I was just gonna say, when I saw the Charlie Kirk thing, I said to my wife, watch this. I had recorded. I go, it's almost seamless. The person asked a question about shooting in trans or whatever. Right.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

And. Which was pretty ironic. And soon as that question was finished as a gunshot, it was like, seamless. And I said that was almost like a verbal cue. And I said to my. Almost like, when. When that guy was telling me he enjoyed the show, but his sister. I mean, his daughter wanted to punch me in the face.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

Soon as he finished, that was, like, her cue to hit me.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

It all, like, came rushing back.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

And that's the level they work at, you know, and of course.

[Steven Crowder]

And they travel in packs.

[Nick DePaolo]

Yeah.

[Steven Crowder]

Because it's mob rule.

[Nick DePaolo]

And what's disgusting about that was she was mentally ill, Literally. Sure, he did bring that up and, you know, looked. But he weaponized her.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

He brought her to Nick DePaulo Show. She's in college. She's nuts.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

And. And. And said, let's do this.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

I'm convinced a thousand percent on that.

[Steven Crowder]

I don't care.

[Nick DePaolo]

And of course, the law wanted nothing to do with it. I called one of the courthouses, and it was Always a woman. Da or whatever going, well, are you blind? Are you permanently. Well, yeah, they want to. But you know, if a guy sucker punched a woman.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

Comic. It would still be talking.

[Steven Crowder]

What if she had a dagger? What if she had brass knot? What if she had sharpened brass knuckles? What if it was.

[Nick DePaolo]

I would have dated her. Looks like.

[Steven Crowder]

But the point is, right, so the left. You're fine. That's what happened with me being sucker punched by the union protester in Lansing, Michigan. I wasn't there. You know what they. They said we watched the Young Turks video. Not the terabytes that I sent them. I said, you're fine being sucker punched by a.240. 260. Could be 300 pound man. And then followed to your car with people saying they will kill you with their gun. Some of which is on camera, by the way. You can see it. You're fine. That's the problem. I don't want your fine anymore. I want the second that happens, she gets her ass beat. I want the second someone draws a knife shot. I don't care if the milkshake is strawberry, chocolate, vanilla, acid or concrete. Stop him. And if you're not the kind of guy who's gonna stop him, we don't want you in our camp. That's what I want now.

[Nick DePaolo]

I'd handle it differently now. It's so funny. After I was proud of myself for. For keeping my cool for once in my life.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

Because I've been in a couple.

[Steven Crowder]

Sure.

[Nick DePaolo]

Exchange. Physical exchange with guys in the crowd.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

Drunken guys. And so I was like proud of myself for not. You know, I didn't want her to sue me and take away my house and everything.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

So. But it's so funny. So I'm expecting like all my friends to go, hey, you did the right. Rogan was the first one.

[Gerald]

He goes, I would.

[Nick DePaolo]

I think he said, you should have. He said, I would have leg whip that bitch.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. Yeah. Would have shattered her femur.

[Nick DePaolo]

I know. Take her legs right off. And I was like, Jesus. And a few. Few of my other friends like, you didn't do anything.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah. What? Well, like you said, he weaponized the mentally ill. I don't care if they're mentally ill. Let me ask you, right? Ill means unfit. Right. People meaning unfit. For example, this guy who killed Zarutska. Right. Decarlos Brown junior. I always get the name unfit for trial. Well, then someone is responsible for him. Just like if your dog attacks an innocent bystander. It's on you to control your Dog? Am I comparing a human being to a dog? I am. If someone is mentally ill, meaning they are unfit to make rational decisions, you're in charge of that person. And if they act like an animal, they will be treated like an animal. And it's your fault. Parents, it's your fault. Spouse. Also, it's your fault. Professors who showed a snuff film to grade school students to try and create another generation of psychopaths like yourself.

[Gerald]

Yeah, exactly. I think you said it pretty well. But the other day talking about how kid, like if you're at a table with your wife and somebody comes up and does something like that, like what they did to Nick or something else, like what would your reaction be there? That's what we should see. And we carried it over from Irena Zyrutska. We wanted a car full of people swarming that guy, doing whatever was necessary to end the threat. And it doesn't mean you have to kill somebody or beat them into a coma. It just means you end the threat. But listen, all options are on the table until that threat is neutralized. I'm sorry, that just is the situation you have now. Not a bunch of people looking around and kind of wondering, how do I move away from this and not caring at all about the girl. And in this case, Nick, for your insight. I want people. I want fists to come a flying. When a fist goes at you. I want people taking care of the problem. Want their head on a swivel every single time. Just like I want active shooters to wonder who's going to put them down because they're carrying a gun in a school looking for their prey. I want their head on a swivel so that they can't just sit there and pick people off. This exact same thing.

[Steven Crowder]

Yep. I would take it one step further. I don't want them to wonder. I want you to know. Expect.

[Gerald]

Yes.

[Steven Crowder]

I want you to know that if you show up at one of my events, or Ben Shapiro's event, or Jordan Peterson's or Nick Fuentes event. If you show up to an event and plan to be violent, I want you to know that your life will end. And that we won't miss dinner. I want you to know that.

[Nick DePaolo]

I noticed I read on the Internet yesterday, I think it was some one of those Venezuelan narco. It was a cartel guy.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.

[Nick DePaolo]

Admitting that they were nervous about smuggling drugs since, you know, Trump had those two barbecue boats.

[Steven Crowder]

It worked. Yeah. A few drone strikes.

[Nick DePaolo]

Deterrent.

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah, a few drone strikes and Pablo Escobar needs a little Bit of Xanax next time he decides to run a cargo ship.

[Gerald]

Nick, you getting an important call.

[Steven Crowder]

What's going on over there?

[Nick DePaolo]

I'm sending a picture. You.

[Steven Crowder]

It's worse than the one Hirono said to me. He took it while he's sitting there, by the way. Nick, you do well for yourself.

[Nick DePaolo]

I sent you a picture of my black eye from the psycho.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh, yeah, that's right. Yeah. Yeah, we should probably get that on air. Yeah. This is. Here's the thing. We have lived under this for so long and the left doesn't. The left doesn't. And I mean it. I hope that people like Maya Angelou. I hope that people like. Who did we talk about yesterday? Destiny. Destiny can do his copycat on original Change my mind. And I hope he can continue and everyone on the left can continue to do these events with minimal security, as they always have because they have no fear. I genuinely hope that's the case. And I know that you're not going to go out and commit acts of violence, acts of senseless violence. I just want the left to know that they will pay with their life if they show up to ours. And by the way, that goes both ways. You should be thrilled, right? If there's more right wing violence than left wing violence. We all accept. If someone shows up, if someone shows up to a Chomsky or, I don't know, a Harris or whoever, if someone shows up from the right who is violent, you deal with them the exact way we'll deal with yours. You probably. You probably have a higher body count. Right? If the right wing is more violent, same rules. We accept the terms. These are the terms that I demand and I demand from those on the right. I mean it. If you see an event that is going on, if you know that someone has come, if you be out there and be prepared to protect your friends and family, be prepared because they are attacking your friends and family. And I have mixed emotions about a whole lot right now because I don't think I did a good enough job letting people know about the threat. And I'll talk about probably more at some point. But I'm angry at myself too, because I know that a lot of people out there don't realize this is real life. And being the guy who started change my mind. This idea was challenging the left on their civil dialogue. And someone sent me a video recently. I mean, I did the change my mind and I said, hey, go out, do it more on campus. You know, you guys do it. Take it. I want this to be a model for people. And you saw people doing it. Someone sent me a video of Charlie Kirk saying that this was a big reason for him doing it, and he took it to a. To do. Do his own thing, his own way. That was huge. I wish I would have let people know the threats that we faced. I wish that I would have let people know. Hey. Hey. You just see that. What you don't see is the protocol we have. What you don't see is the constant violent threats. What you don't see is the concrete milkshake. What you don't see is the slashing of the tires. What you don't see is the calling to firebomb the car. What you don't see is when academia, when the administrations revoked our permit, that we had to get the hell out of Dodge, sometimes in armored vehicles. What you don't see is all the threats that we had to deal with for years, and it's why we stopped doing it. And maybe if I would have let people know, not just say, hey, there were some close calls, but if I let people know that the left wants you dead, maybe. Maybe Charlie would have had a fighting chance. We don't know. I didn't do a good enough job. I really didn't. Why? Because we didn't want copycats. That's a big reason. It's not a valid reason, but it's the truth. The last thing you want is to tell people about a close call. So you see some sicko out there who makes the next one. Not a close call, but a hit. I tell you what. I see a lot of people out there now. That's why I'm doing this now. People say, why are you making it worse? I'm not making it worse. I'm trying to save lives. Because I see people talking about picking up Charlie's microphone. I see it online everywhere. And I need you to know that there are crosshairs already on it. And if you're playing around and you. You gotta know the threat. You gotta know how violent it is. You have to know how many times if I'd have zagged left instead of right, I wouldn't be here. It's by the skin of my teeth and a wonderful team who took every precaution, but you can take every precaution and things still go wrong. I didn't warn you enough. I didn't warn anyone enough because I wanted you to see the civil dialogue. And then I saw it getting worse and worse and worse. Where it could start more civil. The left has always been violent, but it was a smaller contingency. Now it is a full blown death cult. So you say, why are you doing this? Why are you escalating the temperature? I don't know how we could escalate the temperature anymore. I genuinely don't. When people. I don't. Let me ask you this.

[Nick DePaolo]

Escalating the temperature.

[Steven Crowder]

When people say tone it down. Hey, let's tone it down. Let's bring down the temperature. And I'll be talking about this in Piers Morgan. Okay, all right, let's tone down the temperature. What's the most effective thing that we could do? Do you mean tone it down like sitting down at a table and allowing any single person with an opinion to discuss it? Because we can't do that. Let's bring in the temperature. Let's go out and speak about this public. No, we can't do that. Let's host a. Can't do that. Hey, maybe let's call on some. Prof. They can't take our calls. They're too busy across the country, gleefully celebrating the death. Not a small contingency. And if you look at the polls, many polls, it's at least a majority of the left who believe that violence is somewhat acceptable. That's the ideology. And maybe I'm considering this a mulligan or. It's like every single one of you is going to know the threat. The left wants you dead. They want you dead. If your face is melted by acid, you're in a coma because of a concrete milkshake, someone firebombs your car so you get third degree burns just as good. None of these are hypotheticals because we've managed to block all of them at least once. You saw the one that got through. So the alternative, when people say tone down the temperature, well, we know that we can't tone it down by sitting down at a table with anyone who will discuss or listen. So what does that mean? The only way to tone it down is to be silent. Well, that's not an option. So if it's silence or. The only way that this can be done is ruthless, unapologetic, hair trigger defensive violence where the left is so afraid to show up and be violent so that you can actually exercise your first amendment right, guess which one I pick. And I'm telling you this, it is a binary choice. It's silence or fill your hands, you son of a bitch. There is no more sitting down at a table and assuming that the left is peaceful and assuming that they share the same fundamental values that we hold and that this country was based upon. We don't. We don't have any commonality with a group of people, over 60% of whom, according to YouGov and more than half, according to, I believe it was Reuters, back when people were also polled about assassinating someone like Donald Trump or Elon Musk. More than half in that poll. Over 60% in the recent YouGov poll, Democrats. You can't find common ground with people who say that actually the violence is kind of acceptable. Find me one. You know that the stats are bullshit. You know they're bullshit. Got a Trump supporter. Bang, bang. Not political violence. This man is a maga. Right wing extremist. They want to gaslight you. They want you to believe that everything you've seen about the shooter is a figment of your imagination. They want you to believe that Summer of Love never happened. It's a figment of your imagination. They want you to believe that that man who lost his life in Portland wasn't politically motivated because then that means you're crazy. Not the people who want to castrate themselves or suture up their vagina. You're the one who's crazy because you think there's political violence from the left. These people, the left, not every single person who votes Democrat. But the people you've seen on today's broadcast, the people you've seen celebrating it, they hate you. And again, I repeat this challenge. Show me 1. One example on the left that is even close to Charlie Kirk. Let me define it. A civilian, not a head of state or elected official. I'll be brought. I'll allow comedian. I'll allow entertainer. I'll allow pundit, talking head. One civilian on the left who was assassinated in cold blood in daylight for simply expressing their opinion. Let's go with one from this century. 1. And the gleeful celebration thereafter. 1. I know Giffords. You can't point to Giffords, by the way. That's an elected official. People try and point to Minnesota, the Dortmunds, Hoffman's, I believe. The. What? Hortman. Sorry, Hortman's. Well, the killer said that he wasn't pro life and pro Trump motivated and that Tim Walls was the reason. Seems to be a psycho. But even. Okay, let's assume for the sake of argument, even though it's an elected official, I'll give you that. How many right wingers showed up and spat at their vigil? How many conservatives showed up and went, yo, nigga, dead? Or are you more offended at the word of a quote? Got your Nigga at a Charlie Kirk vigil. 1. Because if you can't find one, and if you can't find hundreds, as we can present, you show up. You show up to our events, you show up at our houses, you will be met with unapologetic, indifferent, ruthless violence. You'll be met with what you deserve. Do you think I'm fucking with you? You want to say this is irresponsible? Okay. Make it about the response. You know what I think is irresponsible? Murder and the environment that not only led to a senseless terrorist assassination, but that has led to a culture where the left is so comfortable that they celebrate at vigils. Do you know how I know the left's not afraid? Because skinny, fat goth feminist bitches are showing up with signs and guns saying, kill fascists at Charlie Kirk vigils. And not one of them has the fear of God in their eyes that they should. Not one. I'm not going to equivocate, and I'll defend it. Anyone who thinks what I've said is wrong, irresponsible, inciting, immoral violence. Send whoever you want. Don't send anyone you want back in one piece. Let's Korean fire drill. Have to go get ready for something. I think you take my turn.

[Nick DePaolo]

Let's see this.

[Steven Crowder]

Mother.

[Nick DePaolo]

Pregnant kidney. I get you. You have such a huge head, Jared.

[Gerald]

I do.

[Nick DePaolo]

Yeah.

[Senator Mazie Hirono]

Thank you.

[Nick DePaolo]

I'm swimming in these headphones. Must be a big brain in there.

[Steven Crowder]

Or a tumor.

[Nick DePaolo]

Not a tumor.

[Gerald]

It's not a tumor.

[Steven Crowder]

Oh.

[Gerald]

I think it's right. We do have a culture that is far too comfortable with being violent on one side and not being met with the appropriate response. That's got to change. Here's the funny part. We talk about this. He doesn't want anybody on the left to have a problem to go out and speak. And if you have an opinion that's different from his, he doesn't want you to have a problem when you go out and speak those things. But if you show up to be violent somewhere, shouldn't you expect that the people around you are going to have a problem with your violence and they're going to want to protect not only their rights? So he said it. And I wanted to say this to kind of buttress it, is not only defending the speaker's right to free speech, but everybody else's there. It's defending their rights to come and challenge those ideas and to challenge the beliefs of the people that they are sitting across from and making maybe a point that changes the speaker. Why would you silence it? It's not the right way to go. We cannot continue down that path. And we also cannot shy away from the understanding that it took violence to get those rights in the first place. So you may have to protect it in a way that is a little uncomfortable sometimes. And it can be as simple as the girl painting over the rock that had a Charlie Kirk vigil painted on it. Picking her up. She's very light, I'm sure. And escorting her away from the rock. And if that's not enough for you, pouring the can of paint that she was going to pour in the rock over her head if you like, I guess something simple. You're just not going to get away with this stuff anymore. We're going to go to Rumble Premium Mug Club here in just one second. So I think we're going to go to Real America's Voice today. I don't think Tim Pool is streaming is the last thing I heard. Noodles. Is that correct?

[Nick DePaolo]

That is correct.

[Gerald]

So we are going to send you guys over there here in just a second. But if you haven't subscribed, please do that again.

[Nick DePaolo]

Actually, I'm sorry, they just sent me an update. We have Glenn back on Charlie Kirk show now.

[Gerald]

Glenn Beck on Charlie Kirk Show. Okay, perfect. We were asking to see if Charlie Kirk show was going to be on. So we're going to send you over to that. For everybody else, we'll be doing a mud club Rumble Premium. If you're not a member, sign up right now. It is the way that we keep the lights on, guys, and get all of this to you. And we very much appreciate and love being able to do this for you. $99 annually, or you can try it $9.99 a month. But you don't get the hand etched girthy mug. Not yet at least. I mean, you have to. You have to do the full year thing. Anyway, we love you guys. And I'm not gonna go out on a clip. I just wanna. I just wanna do a normal.

[Steven Crowder]

I have a funny clip.

[Gerald]

You do?

[Steven Crowder]

Yeah.