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Mike Crispi
And welcome back to the show everybody. I am Mike Crispie and we have a very sad episode of the show today. Remembering the legacy of Charlie Kirk, a great political commentator, leader in the conservative movement and a host on this network. We will highlight the legacy of Charlie. We will also talk about what happened, the way that the left is reacting and is it time to lower the temperature as CNN and the media saying, or is it time to get tough? We'll talk all about the fallout of what is nothing short of a historical event that will be remembered for generations to come. We'll also talk about the violence that's breaking out in major cities, the way the left is fomenting that. And we will pay tribute to another tragic day that we Remember this week. 9 11, all that and more. We have a jam packed show heavy heart to bring it to you. And here we go. We are going to be to be terrific. Mike Crispy, where's Mike? Man did he make a good speech. Thank you Mike. You have big plans for the future and we're with you. And welcome back to the show everybody. I am Mike Crispy and joining me as always, he is the most bass producer in the game. He is a great man and he has the dark maga on today with good reason. Producer Frankie, how are you doing, sir?
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Producer Frankie
You know we've had better weeks, huh? Brutal. It's hard to put into words.
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Mike Crispi
It really is hard to put into words. And both on and off camera, Frankie and I are truly and everyone we know is truly coming to grips with the reality of what we saw transpire this week in Utah, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, hero on the conservative right, hero to the country. A man who stood for peace, a man who stood for open debate, a man who stood for changing the minds of voters who were undecided on college campuses. A man who stood for God and stood for faith. He never stood for violence. He wasn't a controversial figure. He talked about things in almost pretty mainstream terminology. He wasn't a radical in any way, shape or form. And they killed him. They killed him in the most brutal and egregious fashion possible. They took a father of two small children. They took a husband of a beautiful wife and they took A leader of Turning Point usa, who built an organization that had thousands and thousands of young people who revered and admired the culture and the movement that was a part of high schools and college campuses all across the country. I myself went to probably about a dozen Turning Point USA events over the last couple of years. I was a Turning Point ambassador and influencer over the last couple years, promoted what Charlie was doing. And there was something very special about those events. And they would always say at the events that nothing like this existed in politics on the left or even around the world, where you had thousands and thousands of people, mostly young people, would get together and the mainstream political figures would come in. President Trump would come in, would speak to these groups. And Charlie Kirk had a very, very unique gift to get the word out. And unfortunately, that's why they killed him. They killed him because Democrats don't believe in an exchange of ideas. You know, myself, Frankie, everyone on this network, everyone in our movement, and by the way, our movement needs to come together from this. I know we've been fragmented, but it needs to come together. Everybody in our movement would probably agree with. What I have to say here is that if you are a leftist, we think you should be able to say whatever you want to say in a public space, so long as it's not directly calling for violence. You can push any ideology you want, you can push any idea you want, but let us do the same without threats being shouted down, intimidation, or being afraid for our lives and you shooting and killing us. I think one side believes in free expression and ideology, and the other side believes in silencing, suppressing, intimidating, and killing. It's not even a question anymore. So when they say to lower the temperature, when they say to come together, sure, they might say that and carefully package things you watch on television, but the way they really feel is no different than how they felt the day before Charlie Kirk was killed. Gunned down, assassinated. Just listen to people like Elizabeth Warren and their snap reactions. It is abhorrent, Roland. Oh, please.
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Emily Maitlis / John Sopel
Right.
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Mike Crispi
Why don't you start with the President.
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Emily Maitlis / John Sopel
Of the United States?
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Mike Crispi
Right? And every ugly meme he has posted and every ugly word. It's disgusting. I'm too upset and sad and to even react how that should be reacted to. But that tells you that that individual is a demon. Set a bipartisan person across the aisle that we can work with. That is a demon who values a political pursuit more than human life and the continuation of America as a society where we can exercise our First Amendment. It's not just people Like Elizabeth Warren. It's people like JB Pritzker again, the governor of Illinois, who everyone's looked around and said, this guy would rather people die in the streets than Trump get a political victory by cleaning up the streets of Chicago and stopping crime, death, killing that occurs every day. Pritzker said to Trump, don't come. Pritzker said that there will be force against the National Guard if Trump comes to clean up the chaos. It's pretty demonic. He's advocating for the continuation of killing and horror. So let's see how he reacted to the death, the obviously politically motivated death of Charlie Kirk, the obvious political assassination. You don't see any Christians gunning down transgender protests. You don't see Christians gunning down schools in places of transgender worship or worship in general. You see people enabled by this ideology and by the policies of these people that have caused this instability. Supercharged rhetoric, puberty blockers, chopping genitals off, victim mentality against certain communities. How did Pritzker react? Somebody who enables all that, let's say political violence, because I don't know who did it. I know they seem to have somebody in custody. But I will say that political violence unfortunately has been ratcheting up in this country. We saw the shootings, the killings in Minnesota. We've seen other political violence occur in other states. And I would just say it's got to stop. And I think there are people who are fomenting it in this country. I think the president's rhetoric often foments it. We've seen the January 6th. Okay, there you go. He couldn't take one ounce of accountability in one of the darkest times, one of the most shameful times for his political side of the aisle. Couldn't take a shred of accountability. Him, Warren, any of the Democrats, they don't do it. This is their tactic. Their tactic is to try to psyop you into saying that it's all on both sides and we need to lower the temperature. And they do that. So you lower your temperature and then you move forward and forget about it. But we're not forgetting about this. I will never be able to get that image out of my head. And we'll never show it on this show, obviously. But people out there who have wanted to see it have seen it by now. Of the actual up close gunshot, I can't even repeat what it was like. Couldn't go to bed last night after watching it again. Couldn't go to bed seeing that in my head. The hosts at MSNBC and CNN saw It. But this is how they talked in.
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Producer Frankie
Which a shooting like this happens.
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Mike Crispi
Yeah. And again, I emphasize what you just emphasized. We don't know any full details of.
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Producer Frankie
This, that we don't know if this.
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Mike Crispi
Was a supporter shooting their gun off.
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Producer Frankie
In celebration or so we have no idea.
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Mike Crispi
Sorry, what? I don't think it was a supporter shooting their gun off. They should be punished by the FCC and have their license pulled as a network because that is just blasphemous. That is designed to get people. Maybe it's 10 or 20% of people that would be moved by this on the left and try to keep them like, oh, well, you know, maybe there's a scenario now you don't get shot execution style in the jugular from long range. Maybe he was a supporter shooting a gun off. This is what we mean when we say fake news. But it got even worse on msnbc. Roll this.
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Producer Frankie
Following up on what was just said.
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Mike Crispi
He'S been one of the most divisive, especially divisive younger figures in this who.
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Producer Frankie
Is constantly sort of pushing this sort of hate speech are sort of aimed at certain groups.
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Mike Crispi
And I always go back to hateful.
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Producer Frankie
Thoughts lead to hateful words which then lead to hateful actions.
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Mike Crispi
What was hateful about what Charlie Kirk stood for? What was hateful? That he preached the gospel? That he preached traditional family values, that he preached that children shouldn't be learning sex ed in the second grade and offered puberty blockers that would lead to a 70% mortality rate by the age of 38. What did he preach that was so hateful? Exactly how is it hateful to come to a campus and say, come up to the microphone and let's talk. It's not hateful. That guy saw the killing and said that. They pulled him off the air and fired him. Thank God. And we see the scene of what is the site of the assassination here. And there's so much speculation into what happened. Essentially, you know, when this show is being recorded. Again, this is not live, just for transparency, because they could have found the killer by now. But what we know is that there was a person on a roof about 200 yards away. That's immediately what I thought when I saw the gunshot. The person clearly had some type of professional grade training. This wasn't a Thomas Crook style thing where you had multiple bullets spraying all over the place. You had somebody who, again, who I believe was funded and fueled by the same people that tried to kill Trump, the same people that lit our country on fire during the George Floyd riots. The Same people that did the LA riots. The same people that fund right wing terrorism and that fund the transgender movement, that fund left wing politicians that go out and push these things. I believe it was those people who carried this out. What we're learning from Steven Crowder who got a tip off from the ATF was that all signs were pointing to a transgender motivated shooting. The question that was being asked and answered by Charlie had to do with transgender shootings. When he got shot, I don't believe that was an accident. People are saying that a foreign government might be responsible for it. While of course we're not going to rule anything out, I don't think that's the case here. I think this came from a leftist ideology, from within. I think the same leftist globalists who are powerful enough to light every city on fire, powerful enough to in 10 years time, in one decade, move the overton window over so drastically where saying you don't know what a woman is. Where they fund the campaigns of DAs and judges who knowingly let career criminals out on the streets after their 15th arrest, who then go commit more violent crimes and kill people they have nothing to live for. Putting good law abiding people in fear for their life. I think it's probably the most likely scenario that those people did this and they did it send a message. Because Charlie Kirk had a unique ability to connect to the young people, the young vote. They want to take the next generation of people who would speak out against this leftist hate, speak out against the indoctrination. They want to send a message and that's why they killed Charlie when he was answering the question about the transgender violence and the transgender movement. That's what they wanted to do. They wanted to get people all around you, me, Frankie, the hosts on this network, people in Turning Point. They wanted to get a message to say, I better be careful, I better not say this. They want you to think about that image. It's domestic terrorism. We're learning more as the manhunt comes underway. Obviously we saw this, the photo that came out on a Thursday afternoon of the suspect, person in black. And you know what's interesting is that this is the dispatch call. I'm going to just play this for you guys. This is the dispatch call where I don't know how it's taken so long to find the suspect, but the dispatch call right in the immediate aftermath of it, this is what they were saying. So why is it taking so long? Why did they arrest a patsy, some crazy guy who met every single definition of a Patsy went crazy. Maybe he's just a schizo, but maybe he was a trained patsy. Again, happens a lot. Guy threw himself on the ground. All the law enforcement went there. They arrested him, then they arrested somebody else. They let both people go. Why you let them go? I think there might be more to that. Here's the dispatch call. In the immediate aftermath, we knew there was one shot. We are staging at the front of the school by the roundabout. What's going on? Is on top of the building on the far north side, just east of the library, wearing jeans, black shirt, black vest. We are regional currently.
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Producer Frankie
Immediately id.
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Mike Crispi
We'll leave it there immediately. I did. They cut out the part, I think, for the social media that says he's wearing jeans, black shirt, black mask, long rifle. They knew who it was. So why is it taking so long? Kind of weird. Here are some updates. Let's roll this. Good morning, My name is Robert Boles and I am the special agent in charge of the Salt Lake field office. Following yesterday's tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk, FBI agents have been working around the clock in coordination with our law enforcement partners. We are and will continue to work non stop until we find the person that has committed this heinous crime and find out why they did it. This morning I can tell you that we have recovered what we believe is the weapon that was used in yesterday's shooting. It is a high powered bolt action rifle. That rifle was recovered in a wooded area where the shooter had fled. So the FBI. So they say they recovered the rifle. Frankie, any thoughts on if you think that rifle will be capable carry this out?
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Producer Frankie
Yeah, I said it when I saw the video. It's clearly a higher caliber, like a.30 06, not like a.22. It's definitely a very strong, you know, it's a bolt action rifle. Usually we see these things carried out with like an AR style, but this is a bolt action. It's able to put in like a bigger. A bigger size bullet. We'll continue that on the. On the end because not enough time.
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Mike Crispi
All right, we will continue this. We're gonna take a quick break. The show will continue. Don't go anywhere. We'll be right back.
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Mike Crispi
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Mike Crispi
And welcome back to the show everybody. Mike Crispie here coming to you from New York. Myself producer Frankie and we'll just continue that point that we had right before the break. Frankie, continue on about what you thought about the FBI saying that they located the weapon. A little bit questionable, obviously. They had these two weird characters in custody. The one guy, George Zinn, they had this guy who came on Fox News in the immediate aftermath saying that he knew the guy. Very bizarre. He's like, I know George Zinn. He wasn't capable of carrying this out. But how did that random person who was interviewed by Fox, the eyewitness testimony, how did he know him? Was that just lucky? I don't know what is going on there, but it clearly wasn't. George Zinn been arrested many, many times. Was he a patsy? Was he part of the orchestrated plot? Did they give him drugs to go do that so the killer could get away? Is it less sophisticated than what we think? Frankie, your opinion here.
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Producer Frankie
Yeah, I'll just say, you know, when this first broke, obviously I throw on the news. I had CNN on it and NBC on. I had Fox on. And Fox, they cut to that witness who you're just referring to, who was just like, listen, this is like the town kook. We all know this guy. He's a bit of a nut. He's not the murderer. He doesn't have a gun. What are you talking about? And when you see that I'm watching it, and as this guy's on the ground being interviewed, that FOX cuts it. They cut back to the studio. They go, okay, all right. There's some theories going around. We don't want to give you any. And in my head, I'm just like, you're talking to people that are on the ground. Like, what. What is more valuable than hearing these immediate testimonies of people that were on the ground that watched it happen. And then maybe an hour later, maybe less, they had a college student on, and the college student was saying the same thing. He's like, dude, that was not the guy. I think that was a patsy. And the other guy they arrested, these guys were clearly not the people. It just. It was a very. It's just a very weird thing when you're just like, these things are happening in real time. But you see even Fox trying to, like, take hold of the narrative just in case. I just don't understand what the point of that is. When all of these news organizations have people on the ground and they have the interviews going on, but they cut back because they're like, whoa, we don't want to spread any information. It's like, it's your job Listen to this.
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Mike Crispi
Isn't that the news? Isn't that the news? He. Yeah, isn't that the news? To spread the facts of the matter of what's happening and let the people decide what the narrative is. You don't shape the narrative. You report news.
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Producer Frankie
Yeah, and like the other things they had, you know, I forget his name. He was a congressman. He's now a Fox contributor. He was on the ground.
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Mike Crispi
He was Chaffetz.
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Producer Frankie
Chaffetz. Thank you. They have him on and granted to him, he's very emotional, but he's like, this had to be close range. I saw the shot, shot the power from it. I'm like, guy, you're not a ballistics man. What are you talking about? If it was in the crowd, we'd have the guy. There'd be 500 people who saw it. There'd be 20 people that are deaf because of the gun blast. Like, what are we throwing these theories out with? No, with nothing. So for that, it's just brutal.
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Mike Crispi
He said that several times. He said that several times on the, on the, on the air. I listened to that.
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Producer Frankie
And I'll just say, as someone who does go to the gun range, I have a rifle that is, you know, a smaller caliber. And then I have a bolt action rifle that holds like a.30 06 round. And the difference is, is unbelievable. Like my AR, you're shooting, it's boop, boop.
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Mike Crispi
It's.
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Producer Frankie
It's cute. It's a little push my bolt action with a.30 out six. That thing's taking your shoulder out. Like you're kind of tired after 30 minutes at the range. So it's just like these things are kind of clearly figured out immediately. And then we have to speculate and it just adds nonsense to, oh, who was in the crowd? Clearly, it's guy on the roof. Like, just these things happen so quickly. And you're like, why are we going into all of these? It's just hard. It's hard to watch.
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Mike Crispi
There's so many theories about out there and so much stuff you're hearing. Some of it, I think, legitimate that needs to be questioned again. There was even transgenders who were like, I don't know. Again, it could be related or not. Who were, like, saying that Kirk would be assassinated prior to the assassination happening, like on like these web forums and even on TikTok and stuff. They're like, something bad's gonna happen in Charlie Kirk tomorrow. And you don't know if that's just derangemental leftist. You had people in the Crowd who were cheering again, you're cheering in the crowd. Hold on a minute. If there's a shooter, you don't know what's going on. You had people who, in the immediate aftermath. I've seen the footage. They immediately start cheering in the crowd. So what do they know?
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Producer Frankie
I'm hearing.
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Mike Crispi
I think they just need to be brought in, rounded up and brought in for questioning. Yes. Right.
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Producer Frankie
Yeah. So I was thinking the same thing, like they have to be questioned. But I am hearing reports that that footage was taken before the rally had started. Before the event had started, apparently. I can't verify, but I have seen some. Some sport, I don't know. Regardless, they need to be questioned. Anyone on Twitter. I mean, this is that situation where, you know, free speech is free speech. I'm actually. I was sick to my stomach. Mike, you couldn't sleep? I couldn't sleep because I'm just going through my Instagram and I have people that I went to high school with who I haven't spoken to and since then. And these people there are people that are genuinely happy and showing. I cannot.
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Mike Crispi
They're sick.
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Producer Frankie
I can't even stomach it. The amount of people I even delete.
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Mike Crispi
I just. Don't just delete. Delete these people out of your life. They're disgusting. You know, it's funny is that so many right wing people sympathized for George Floyd when he was killed, you know, and by the way, he got killed from a drug overdose. Okay. And there was a resisting arrest, violent criminal. But all the Republicans said, you know what, we stand with you. This and that. What do they do with us when our guy, again, a peaceful, godly man, gets gunned down execution style? And they mock us. And they mock us. There's a lot more people on the left who are mocking the death of Kirk than on the right who are not simping for Floyd in the immediate aftermath. These people are not good people. This is what they really. This is what they've created. This is the culture. Must I remind you, roll this franchise. I just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all over the country. And maybe there will be.
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Mike Crispi
This is a dictator, you know, There needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there is unrest in our lives. Enemies of the state. Show me where it says that protests are supposed to be polite and peaceful. Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless. When they go low, we kick them. How do you resist the temptation to run up and wring her neck. Biggest terror threat in this country is is white men. Most of them radicalized to the right. I thought he should have punched him in the face. I said, even if you lost, he insulted your wife sneaking down the escalator and called Mexicans. Rapists emerged. All right, all right, all right, all right. It's disgusting. If any conservatives did that, maybe immediately taken off the air. Question charged. Oh, the biggest threat are the white men. Now, before Charlie Kirk got killed this week, Irena Zaruska got killed also because of the radical left. Because a judge, okay, because of a judge. A magistrate judge who did not go to law school. A DEI fat black woman led a 14 time mentally ill violent criminal sign a piece of paper to self attest that he would show up for his trial. And Irena is dead because of it. Who put those people in that position of power? How did those people. Again, they're not smart people. I'm talking about the judges. How did they get there? Somebody put them there to sow the seeds of chaos. Is that Jasmine Crockett reacted. Roll it.
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Mike Crispi
Who the criminals are in this country, you can google it.
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You don't have to trust me, but the people that commit 80% of the most violent crimes in this country are white supremacists. Yet for whatever reason, they sit and.
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Mike Crispi
They serve at the pleasure of the President.
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Mike Crispi
It is, it is totally disgraceful. If white supremacists were so violent, you didn't see anything that looked like the horrors of the Charlie Kirk event that happened on January 6th. You saw a bunch of elderly people walking through velvet ropes. None armed, none violent. Yeah, some windows, some broken things, some stuff, you know, some pushing and shoving. But you didn't see anything like that. You didn't see people the leftist ideology has coddled and enabled stabbing white women indiscriminately from behind in the neck. It is left wing thugs who commit crimes. Left wing thugs because they have nothing to live for. It doesn't matter. They get their welfare and their housing and their section 8. And they're trained to be short fused and beat down. So they literally resemble the behavior like a scorn kicked animal. They don't get the help they need because the mental institutions have been hollowed out for illegals. And then they get let out there to commit crimes. Yes, Frankie, before we roll the next clip of Crockett.
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Producer Frankie
Yeah. I'll just say to Crockett's point, she had that stat. 80% of crimes on are committed by. What was that? White supremacists. Who do you think she got that quote from? Who do you think made that stat? I'll give you three seconds. From 2014 to 2023, the ADL found that right wing extremists were responsible for 76% of all extremist related murders. That's where that stat comes from. Do you think it's. Do you think it's legit? Guys?
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Mike Crispi
It's not legit. It's not legit. And the ADL is not our friend.
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Producer Frankie
How do they classify an extremist related liar?
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Mike Crispi
Yeah. What do you classify as an extremist? Anybody? So the guy, the guy who killed the Ukrainian woman, he was an extremist.
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Producer Frankie
Not the gang. My mom.
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Mike Crispi
I think it's pretty extreme. I think it's pretty extreme if you can't go take public transit after your job as a worker in a pizza shop. That's what Irene was doing. I think it's pretty extreme if you can't take the public transit and you have to worry about getting knifed in the neck. I think that's pretty extreme. The solution's very simple to all this. Stop destabilizing rhetoric and stop destabilizing drugs that you give to kids. And the transgender radical left ideology. Stop calling us fascists, Nazis, Hitlers, threats of the democracy. And have more police and law enforcement presence everywhere and have more stiff penalties for people who do commit crimes. So they don't commit crimes. That model's worked really well in places like Dubai. Go to Dubai, the sheik can walk through the mall. They don't have to preset it up in a metal detectors and all this. The guy can just walk through. You know why he can walk through? Because if anybody does something, that person will be immediately seized and killed in the most brutal way possible. So nobody commits crimes. Here's what Jasmine Crockett has to say about more police presence and holding criminals accountable. I want to be clear that like.
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Law enforcement solves crime.
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Mike Crispi
That is a paid demon who sold her soul to push a destabilizing ideology to try to destroy the country. It's not black woman empowerment or the slop that they feed on a spoon to the impressionable masses and the virtue signaling liberal white women. That's who she is. What do you think working black men think about? About this or working black people Ask this police chief, roll it off the street. What we got to do if we really want to see homicides go down is keep bad guys with guns in jail. Because when they in jail, they can't be in communities shooting people. So when people talk about what we going to do different or what we should do different, what we need to do different, that's the thing that we need to do different. We need to keep violent people in jail. Right now, the, the average homicide suspect, the average homicide suspect has been arrested 11 times prior to them committing a homicide. That is a problem. That is a problem. 11 times. Interesting. You know, it's funny, I said to somebody the other day, I said, you know, if you've committed 10 crimes and you've been arrested 10 times, at that point they should probably just take you behind a barn and shoot you because you have no zero. You're just not even playing the game in good faith. You should just. Goodbye. Ten times you committed a crime. Get out of here. You're just not even. You're just not even in good faith. You are just a detriment dead set on destroying and demonizing society. Goodbye. You've been arrested 10 times for violent, vicious hand attacks. And you keep getting let out on the streets. And then we're put you in our prison system and pay for you for the rest of your life. Frankie, go ahead.
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Producer Frankie
I just want to ask. Can we skip the next clip and go straight to Whoopi first? Because I have blood boiling in my soul and I need to get it out.
- [38:13]
Mike Crispi
Go for it again. A young woman is dead. Let's take that into consideration. And yes, a man who should have been behind bars was loose and out. Well, he should have been. Well, he. Listen, he was a schizophrenic man. His mother begged them to take him and put him away. So stop politicizing this. This is not political. This has to do with how we take care of our sick Americans when they are in church and knee. Frankie, go ahead. So.
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Producer Frankie
Does anyone remember Daniel Penny and Jordan Neely? The problem with this woman is that if, if the girl happened to turn around and catch this man and she didn't get killed from behind with a knife in her throat, if that didn't happen, she turned around, she caught it, and some guy caught this man and put him down and the murderer ends up dead, well, then it's a political problem. But now because a woman, a white woman, was killed by a black man who's, you know, was not killed on the scene. Oh, it's this isn't political. This man needed help. Like the last guy didn't need. Like, like, like Jordan Neely didn't need help. He obviously needed help. He went to. He was in prison for 8, 12, 15 times. His rap sheet was. It's just like if someone dies, this isn't political. This is so sad. But if someone is caught in the act and is brought down, then the person who stopped the act, the hero, must go down because of political reasons. It is sick. It's sick.
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Mike Crispi
And it shouldn't be. And it shouldn't be. It shouldn't be a trial. Again, like, so Daniel Penny was clear, but he had to go to trial, he had to hire lawyers, he had to raise money for the defense. He had to get doxed. It was chaos.
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Producer Frankie
He needs security.
- [40:18]
Mike Crispi
Security. It's chaos. The left created that. Who funded that? Who organized that? The people who want to destroy our country. The people who prop up Jasmine Crockett. The people who tried to kill Trump. The people who killed Charlie Kirk. The people who boost up this guy. Roll it. You. Are prisons obsolete? Coming through with the quotes, Coming through with the titles of the books. I have to read that. Actually, I haven't read that as yet, but I think that, frankly, I mean, what purpose do they serve? Right? Right. I think we have to ask ourselves that, which is that, you know, I think a lot of people who defend the carceral state, they defend the idea of it and the way it makes them feel. It's. It's beyond words. So prisons are obsolete. How do you propose we deal with violent criminals? It's unbelievable. Who boosted up Zoran? Who's funding Zoran? It's got all this money coming in. He had all the money come in late in his campaign. Who boosted up aoc? Who boosted up Jasmine Crockett? Who? How do these people get into their spot? There is a dark globalist leftist shadow institution that is trying to rip our country apart. And I just pray, you know, Trump said in his remarks in the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's killing, he said that he would find the people funding this and the radical leftists and hold them accountable. I pray that we take decisive and final action against these people and root it out once and for all. All right, we're gonna take a quick break. Be right back. Don't go anywhere.
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Mike Crispi
Welcome back to the show, everybody. I am Mike Crispy with producer Frankie. On a very solemn episode of Last Call, Losing a great man, a leader in our movement, a man with a great future ahead of him and a beautiful family. Charlie Kirk. We're covering the way in which the left has disgracefully reacted. We're also talking about the theories out there that linger about, you know, how this happened. I just want to say, you know, before we go on, Frankie, I saw the EU Parliament. They would not have a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk. It's funny, these people, I'm not going to curse these blanking people. They love to be our ally when it's convenient for them, but they hate the American right because we actually demand equality in our relationship with Europe and America. They hate us. They love the American left because it's a joyride and they can suck us dry. But they hate the American right. The European Union and these European countries, those aren't our allies. We have a leader in the political movement that runs this country right now, one of the most influential people who has just killed assassination style. And they couldn't even have a moment of silence. And then in Congress, I posted this on my, on my X account, same thing. They were doing a moment of silence. And then somebody started yelling about something a minute into the moment of silence. Ronnie Jackson, Congressman Ronny Jackson, said it was a disgrace because people are like, oh, it was actually a Republican saying that something needs to now. Ronny Jackson, who I know and trust, member of Congress from Texas, Trump's former doctor. He said it was the Democrats. Frankie.
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Producer Frankie
Yeah, I'll just say that I look at this as the future president of the United States was assassinated on Wednesday. That's how I look at it. And you know, me and you, Mike, we always talk about how we, you know, we both went to our liberal colleges and we both, we see how liberal they are in the moment and you see what's happening, the indoctrination. This is a man who decided not to go to college because he knew the indoctrination. He took his power to the campuses and spread the message that we all aim to do. And this guy knew beforehand. So, I mean, just ahead of his time. An absolute legend. That's all I could say before the water starts.
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Mike Crispi
Yeah, I just, I just, I'm looking right now. Representative Seth Moulton. Got to make these people famous. Says, let's be Serious of extremist violent attacks in America, 76% are from right wing extremists. 4% are from left wing extremists.
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Producer Frankie
Just read the stats to you. Adl.
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Mike Crispi
Adl who people will say, oh, the adl, you know, they're with us right now on certain things. Not true. There's nobody you can count on at the end of the day except for yourselves. And when I say that, I mean the MAGA movement, the conservative movement. You know, Trump obviously has a couple of years left in office and then, you know, he's a mortal man. He's turning 80 years old. He is obviously going to live a great life and live to be 100 years old, but he's going to be out in three years and he's going to be retired. He's getting old. And it's people like Charlie Kirk who are going to be the leaders for the next 50 years. And they did that intentionally. It's really bone chilling. Now, I do want to talk about something else that's, that's bone chilling is 9 11. Obviously. This week we celebrated the lives of all who were lost. We must never forget the heroism of the folks that day who put it all on the line. They're heroes. We celebrate them on the 23rd anniversary of 9 11. And we also mourn the loss of life. And we also, again, I'll always say it. I will never stop saying that. We need to get to the bottom of the unanswered questions from 9 11. I will never stop saying it. We don't have enough time to go into all of the questions, but there are questions. And anybody who wants to call me a kook because they want to dismiss it, because they have psychosis, because they have been driven into a lulled state by the realms of the world, or they just don't have the mental capacity to believe that evil exists, exists at the level that it could possibly exist. Those people are not people you should be listening to unless you have definitive answers. You should be questioning things. Anybody who brushes you off at the immediate onset of a legitimate question is not a good faith actor. Even President Trump understands. Roll it. Associated with the city of New York. You of all people understand the passion surrounding 9 11.
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Producer Frankie
What do you say to those family.
- [50:06]
Mike Crispi
Members who protested earlier this week and will be doing so again on Friday? Well, nobody's gotten to the bottom of 9 11, unfortunately, and they should have. As to the maniacs that did that horrible thing to our city, to our country, to the world, so nobody's really been There, nobody's gotten to the bottom of 9 11. Again, if you listen to Trump back in the day when he was interviewed the day of, you know, he questioned, you know, some of the anomalies that were going on, and, you know, they'll call you a kook for saying, hey, there was a building called Building 7 there that day that apparently the top of it lit on fire from debris. And because it lit on fire from debris, it fell like this. It's impossible. It is. And instead of that being a moment where people could look and say, wow, there's something really bad going on here, because this building couldn't have fallen like this. Instead of people banding together as a people, they fed us some slop, some bullshit that people digested. And then if you say anything, even on the right, they'll insinuate that you're a kook. If you ask a question. Again, I don't place any blame on anybody because I don't know certain things. It's quite possible that the radical Islamic terrorists that are blamed, did they wire up and set up Building 7 for demolition? If they did, how did nobody catch them? Because let me tell you something. Debris didn't fall in that building and cause it to free fall, collapse. People argue about the science of the plane and all that, the planes and all that. I'm not saying there wasn't plane people. What do you think there was, a hologram? No, the planes flew in there, and that's a whole different thing. But every criminal leaves a trace. Every unsolved story has a smoking gun. And this is building seven. That is a smoking gun on September 11th. And now we're in this Internet age that didn't exist back in 2001. And something's got to give. Something isn't being told because that building did not fall the way in which they said, you know, nist, the group that, you know, like the scientific authority for things in America, you know, they would publish a report they couldn't even replicate and model how that would have happened. And even their model had it going, like on a weird inversion the way that it collapsed, it didn't go like this. Go watch Demolitions. So I'm not saying that people say, oh, Mike Crispy saying, inside job. Mike Crispy saying, this group did it. Mike Crispy saying that. I'm not saying anything. All I'm saying is that there is so much more that would lead to us saying, why wasn't this thwarted? Where was the failure? Are you covering up prior knowledge, unanswered Questions, Frankie, last word on this.
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Producer Frankie
Yeah, and I'll just say there's one other part. There's Building seven and then there's the fact that they had NORAD doing test drills the entire day. They had 95, 98% of our fighter jets in, like, California doing drills. Even after the attacks, even after all three attacks, they still had. People are on the radio, is this a drill? Is this a drill? Is this their actual. The actual tests, the war games they were doing to train our people were training to handle passenger crafts that were taken over by hijackers while the actual thing is happening and we had no planes. That's my. That's it. It's just. We have questions.
- [53:58]
Mike Crispi
We have questions. So, you know, people. And let me tell you something. The people who. Again, there are people out there who attack me for this. Particularly, like New Jersey politics, you guys. As more information becomes out there again, it's an old guard that does that. You are going to lose this fight. You are going to lose this fight. And when you go after somebody on the right or the left or whatever political party, when you go after somebody for asking questions about this, you are a lifetime enemy. You are an enemy of the country. Because you either that's stupid. In which you have no business being anywhere near politics or on the air and media, or you are complicit. So let me tell you something. Don't know who did it. Don't know who's responsible. Don't know who knew about it. Don't know who is the reason for the failure. Don't know how it all exactly happened. And I'm not going to pontificate and act like I know, because I don't. But let me tell you something. It reeks to high heaven. And I will never stop talking about it. On this day, maybe one day, maybe we will have justice. All right, quick break. We'll be right back to wrap the show.
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Mike Crispi
Welcome back to the show everybody. I am Mike Crispy with producer Frankie and again, this has been one of the toughest episodes we've ever done. This obviously hits very close to home and Charlie Kirk's memory, his legacy, his chair will never be filled. It will never be filled quite like it was by Charlie. I want to highlight and focus and remember for a minute. I mean we're talking so much about hateful leftists and the way that they disparage us and try to destroy us and try to break our spirit. But about a minute, remembering the greatness that was Charlie Kirk and the road ahead, to honor him, to double down for what he stood for. You know, people said to me again, as this was happening, and this isn't about me at all. Nothing is about me in this. But people said, oh, you know, you're going to continue doing these rallies again. It's election season in New Jersey. I hold these rallies for, you know, make New Jersey great Again. Because, you know, the polling's really close in the New Jersey governor election. Everyone's all worried about it. Everyone's afraid. Now, naturally, that's something that would happen. And the answer is, you can never stop. You really can't stop. You know, Kirk clearly was in hostile terrain and territory. Not just the day in which he was disgustingly gunned down, but he went to these campuses in these hostile terrains for years. He was doing this on the ground at the protests and the events and the stuff. Like he's been out there. I mean, no one thinks they're going to get shot, but going to get swung on, punched, attacked, maced, grabbed, beaten up, jumped, like he's courageously battled through that. And I think it is a source of inspiration that we should all take with us going into the future. This is particularly a clip that was circulating, positive clip of Charlie Kirk talking about how he wanted to be remembered. And I think it's beautiful and fitting here. As you wrap the show, roll this. How do you want to be remembered? If I die, everything just goes away. How would you. If you could be associated with one thing, how would you want to be remembered?
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Producer Frankie
I want to be remembered for courage, for my faith. That would be the most important thing. Most important thing is my faith.
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Mike Crispi
That's the way I want to be remembered. Go ask that question to a godless leftist cheering on or being indifferent about what happened this week. Go ask them how they want to be remembered. You'll get a very peculiar answer. And then people online will say these disgusting things. And, you know, I've told everybody who's come to me because, again, I don't. I don't associate with people like that. And I really have weaned them out over the years of my life. It's just not even close. I just. Just get away. I make it very known who I am, and I'm a lot happier for it. But people have come to me Yesterday there was probably a dozen or so people, I was not kidding you, who said to me, you know, I'm just disgusted. These are like my normie friends, you know, I'm disgusted in which people that I was, like, associated, acquainted with, like what they posted or what they said, and I responded and they got butthurt about the response. But why'd you post that if you don't want to get response? And those people don't matter, but it speaks to just how hollow, broken, godless they are. I would be doing a whole show if somebody in a leftist, prominent position, God forbid, had a similar fate of Charlie Kirk. I would do a whole show paying tribute and talking about in a way in which this is not the road forward. If the role was reversed for us, I would do that. I would grapple with that. They can't do it. They say these disgusting things. This is who Charlie Kirk was. This is what he stood for. Let's roll this.
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Producer Frankie
And I can tell you, I'm super blessed. I have the best wife in the world. We have an amazing life. Building a family is the coolest thing ever. And my prayer for all of you is that you one day can do that.
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Mike Crispi
That's so cute.
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Producer Frankie
It's honestly the most joyful thing. And I've had some pretty amazing experiences.
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Mike Crispi
I've been very, very blessed.
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Producer Frankie
Very lucky, you could say, but very blessed is the word I would use. And the greatest joy I've ever had is coming home to my little daughter running up to my leg. There's nothing that even comes close to it. Not flying on Air Force One, not meeting with presidents. That's all that pales in comparison to your little girl coming up and sitting, squeezing your leg.
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Mike Crispi
Yeah. So it really, really hits home for you when you see that stuff, when you watch this footage, when you see for the weeks and months to come, everything that will come out, all the great moments from Charlie, obviously we're going to celebrate who he was. We're going to remember everything that he did. And now we're all charged with a task, and that task is to go forward and to live your life like Charlie Kirk. You know, we're all Charlie Kirk now. As I said on another show, not to coward, not to fear, not to have this black pill you. But to get tough, to stand for justice, to double down on what we believe in and to support what will hopefully be again, we're in the fight of our lives right now with the next three years with Trump, but support him taking actions to root out the radical left because that's what'll have to come from Grassroots on up to the White House. All right guys, we're out of time. I appreciate you guys sticking around. It's been quite an episode. We love you all very much. Appreciate you and we'll see you next week.
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