The Patriettes Podcast: Episode 40 | October 7, 2025 | Hosts: Angie, Donna, Shannon and Teresa | Special guests: CPT Robert Cornicelli & Natasha Owens

Summary

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The Patriettes Podcast – Episode 40 Detailed Summary

Date: October 7, 2025
Hosts: Angie, Donna, Shannon, Teresa
Guests: CPT Robert Cornicelli, Natasha Owens
Venue: America First Warehouse, Long Island, NY

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Episode Overview

In this spirited, wide-ranging episode of The Patriettes Podcast, the hosts and their guests dive into current events, celebrity scandals, pop culture controversies, themes of faith and American identity, and the ongoing fight for freedom. Army-Navy veteran and author CPT Robert Cornicelli shares insights from his provocative book on race and social engineering, while conservative Christian singer Natasha Owens discusses her tumultuous musical journey, viral “Trump Won” anthem, and her recent visit to President Trump. The evening is filled with candid commentary, community updates, and rallying calls for political and cultural engagement—delivered in an unabashedly patriotic, faith-driven tone.

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Key Discussion Segments & Insights

1. Opening Banter and Hot Topics

Timestamps: 00:04–11:55

• The hosts open with light-hearted remarks about the weather, Long Island events, and the venue's patriotic atmosphere.
• The conversation quickly pivots to high-profile news:

Diddy’s Sentencing & Celebrity Justice

• Hosts react to news that Sean “Diddy” Combs was sentenced to four years (instead of a longer term), expressing frustration at what they regard as lenient treatment for celebrities.
  • Memorable Quote:
    “If you harm children, you deserve life.” – Angie (02:07)
  • Discussion of perceived disparities: “Enrique Tarrio got 22 years for not being at Jan 6.” – Angie (01:23)
  • Critique of “celebrity justice” and white-collar prison (“country club”) requests (03:47).

Super Bowl Halftime Show Controversy

• Lambasting the NFL’s partnership with Jay Z's Roc Nation and decision to feature Bad Bunny, whom the hosts see as disconnected from “American values.”
  • Anger over Bad Bunny wanting “all Americans to learn Spanish” (06:45), his image, gender presentation, and what they call “demonic symbols.”
  • Notable Host Reaction:
    “Football is the most American sport ever. …He apparently thinks all Americans should learn Spanish…” – Host (06:45)
  • Disdain for “identity politics” and cultural shifts at iconic American events.

Country Star Zach Bryan’s Critique of Law Enforcement

• Disappointment over Bryan’s new anti-ICE, anti-police song.
  • Teresa: “If it’s fading at all, it’s because of people like him.” (11:28)

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2. In-Depth Guest: CPT Robert Cornicelli

Timestamps: 12:23–23:32

Background:
Robert Cornicelli is introduced as a decorated military veteran, leader in veterans’ advocacy, and now author of What is White? A Manifesto on How Elites Erased Your Culture and Made You the Enemy.

Insights & Key Moments

• Cornicelli tells a formative story from his Navy days about informal racial/ethnic groupings on ships, sparking a lifelong inquiry into the meaning and manipulation of “whiteness.”
  • Quote:
    “You ever see an Italian plantation owner?” – Maurice Crawford (Cornicelli’s old shipmate), via Cornicelli (15:06)
• The arbitrary, evolving nature of racial categories:
  • “At what point in our history did someone say, okay, we're going to let the Germans in, the Italians… into this white group? And who is that gatekeeper?” – Cornicelli (16:36)
• Connects divisiveness to social “control”—citing Alinsky’s eight levels, cultures of grievance, and cultural demasculinization—arguing that engineered conflict distracts and weakens America.
  • “If you keep people focused solely on each other all the time, they're so busy fighting over color, religion, gender, they don't know what the government’s doing to control them.” – Cornicelli (19:11)

The Book’s Mission

• The book aims to “lay out” how elites manipulate ethnic/racial groups to destabilize American society from inside.
  • “If you've ever felt like a stranger in your own nation, like you've been erased and turned into the enemy for simply existing, this book is your weapon.” – Read by Teresa, quoting from the book (21:23)
• All book proceeds benefit veterans via the Veteran Recovery Coalition (22:30).

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3. Special Guest: Natasha Owens

Timestamps: 25:05–35:15

Background:
Natasha Owens is a Christian singer-songwriter known for her patriotic songs and viral hit “Trump Won.”

Key Interview Points & Notable Stories

• Natasha’s recent “Trump Won” and “Chosen One” songs ignited “a bloodbath” of backlash, censorship, and threats from the left:

  • Owens:
    “I took a bloodbath within 24 hours from the left… I had witches and warlocks casting spells on me.” (26:23)

• She faced rejection from both Christian and Republican establishments for her bold stances—until Trump was nearly assassinated (Butler, PA, July 2025), after which her “Chosen One” song was widely embraced by conservatives.

• Memorable Behind-the-Scenes Moment:

  • Owens describes presenting a gold record to Trump:
    “He looked up and he said, What is that? Bring that to me… He laughed and said, Oh yes, Trump won. He plays that on his plane every day.” (28:01)

• Natasha traces her journey of musical faith, recounting her father’s accidental death, previous struggles with anxiety, and the transformative role of music and conviction.

  • “It was music that saved my life… Contemporary Christian [industry] deemed me too pro-life, so they fired me. My husband said, When people can't talk about it, give them a song to sing about it.” (31:30)

Ongoing Projects

• Owens is launching the “America 250” tour—50 states in 50 weeks (34:03).
• She remains defiant in the face of censorship, determined to keep “illuminating a light on things that need to be talked about.”
  • “I don't apologize. I double down.” (32:54)

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4. Community, Culture, and Coming Together

Timestamps: 35:28–41:29

• Hosts reflect on their mission to build community, support like-minded guests and each other through faith-based activism and patriotism.
• Reflections on “awakening” and rejecting mainstream pop culture:
  • “Everything I thought I enjoyed, I don't like. …All these mainstream shows and MTV… I don't even miss it.” – Host (39:43)
• Encouragement for listener journeys:
  • “You have to leave space for people to grow. Everybody's on a different trajectory… Not everybody's gonna come over, but when they do, we try to usher them along.” – Teresa (40:25)

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5. News Recap: DOJ, FBI, and Political Spying

Timestamps: 37:35–39:29

• Brief but charged discussion of DOJ and FBI surveillance on GOP senators (“Operation Arctic Frost”):
  • “They were tracking phone data… wiretapping, I assume. Which they already do to all of us.” (38:07)
  • The hosts echo suspicions of ongoing government overreach and “spying on Trump’s campaign.”

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6. Upcoming Events & Calls to Action

Timestamps: 41:29–46:30

• Major announcement: Next week’s tribute to Charlie Kirk at the America First Warehouse, with a live studio audience, live music, and collaborative podcasts (43:02).
• Shout-outs to local artists and community leaders involved in the Charlie Kirk memorial.
• Expressions of pride and optimism regarding the next generation of conservative youth (Turning Point USA, Lila Ray, etc.)

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7. Closing Reflections & Prayer

Timestamps: 46:30–47:41

• The episode closes with a prayer for discernment, protection, unity, and perseverance for patriots and their persecuted allies worldwide.
  • “We are so grateful… We ask for your divine hand… We trust your sovereign will…” – Closing prayer
• Parting words:
  • “Keep your faith strong, your family close, and your freedom alive.” – Angie (47:34)

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Notable Quotes & Moments

| Timestamp | Speaker | Quote/Description | |-----------|---------|------------------------------------------------------------| | 02:07 | Angie | “If you harm children, you deserve life.” | | 06:45 | Host | “Football is the most American sport ever.” | | 19:11 | Cornicelli | “If you keep people focused solely on each other all the time, they're so busy fighting over color… they don't know what the government's doing to control them.” | | 21:23 | Teresa (quoting book) | “If you've ever felt like a stranger in your own nation… this book is your weapon.” | | 26:23 | Natasha Owens | “I took a bloodbath within 24 hours from the left… witches and warlocks casting spells…” | | 28:01 | Owens | “He [Trump] looked up and said, ‘What is that? Bring that to me... Yes, Trump won.’” | | 31:30 | Owens | “It was music that saved my life… give them a song to sing about it.” | | 32:54 | Owens | “I don't apologize. I double down.” | | 39:43 | Host | “Everything I thought I enjoyed. I don't like… I don't even miss it.” |

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Episode Tone & Takeaways

The episode is combative, often irreverent, and deeply faith and patriotism-oriented. Hosts and guests openly disparage what they view as cultural decline, mainstream media, and leftist politics, while championing spiritual convictions, community, and a “fight for freedom.” There is a strong sense of “us versus them,” but also messages of growth, unity, and encouragement for listeners navigating political and spiritual awakenings.

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For Listeners:

This is an episode for those seeking a robust, unapologetic take on heritage, faith, and current events from a conservative American perspective, enlivened by personal stories, humor, and righteous indignation.

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Transcript

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This is an iHeart podcast.

[B]

Good evening everyone and welcome to season two, episode 40 of the Patriots podcast. Live streaming every Tuesday at 7:30pm right here from the America first warehouse on Long Island, New York.

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The most patriotic venue and production studio in all of the land.

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But it is the truth. And if you haven't been here yet, next Tuesday, you're going to have an opportunity to. And you should definitely come.

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Yes. And we'll show you at the, at the end of the show. Right, we'll talk about that.

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As a matter of fact, there was just a gentleman here with his son. A little boy, I think. What did he say? He was seven years old.

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Yep.

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So cute.

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And he was walking out and he said, this place is amazing.

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I said, isn't it out of the mouth of mouths of babes? Yes.

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So he was a sweetheart.

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So let's get to it.

[D]

Oh, what can we possibly talk about?

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We have so much to unpack.

[C]

The weather's been really great.

[A]

So you want to hear something crazy? My kids? It's colder in Nevada than it is in New York.

[B]

Wow. I don't really know how that temperature works over there. It's a desert hot.

[A]

I mean deserts get chilly at night, but it was, I've been talking like a 20 degree difference like during the day from there to here. Hello.

[B]

Yeah. No, it's been beautiful.

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Weather manipulation.

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That's exactly what it is.

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It is good.

[A]

My knees will love that.

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Anywho, Diddy got four years.

[A]

Oh, how. Yeah, but don't worry, don't worry. Enrique Tarrio got 22 years for not being at Giants 6.

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Not even being.

[A]

There goes.

[B]

So let's talk about this. We never, we never really bring up the celebrities and all their bs.

[A]

We don't like hate Hollywood drop big fans.

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But we figured tonight, let's get into it. So did he got four years? He was sentenced to four years. His defense team was pushing for 14 months, which is what he already served. So basically he would have been released on time served in prison.

[A]

Unbelievable.

[B]

But the judge thankfully at least gave him four years. I think he deserves more. I'm sure you guys think he deserves more.

[A]

I'm sorry. If you harm children, you deserve life.

[C]

He deserves life.

[B]

Yeah, but that wasn't any of the charges he was charged with. Like he was only charged on. I believe it was prostitution.

[A]

Oh, right. It wasn't even the right charges.

[B]

Ventura and Jane Doe, who I believe maybe was one of his girlfriends.

[A]

Has Cassie come out with anything recently? I haven't seen her. Any videos on her I honestly, I.

[B]

Don'T really follow it that much. I just followed this because I was hoping that Diddy was gonna get more time.

[A]

And to our surprise, I hope they appeal that.

[C]

And here's the thing. Like, all of. Even when you murder somebody, somebody like, you get 25 years to life, you get off so early, you get out and celebrities.

[B]

Look at it. Look at OJ he got away scot free.

[A]

I think if you take a life, you should go to jail for life. I mean. Yeah, what do I know?

[B]

So I think his downfall. Did you guys hear this? That he apparently booked an appearance for next month in Miami?

[A]

Oh, my God. Yeah.

[B]

So they're trying to say, like, oh, he's a changed man. You know, he's.

[A]

Oh, no, he's going to capitalize and recover some money right now.

[C]

To be kidding me.

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Yeah. All right. You cannot make this.

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He'll always carry the burden of being ab. An abuser.

[A]

Our Florida Patriots need to go protest that.

[B]

Well, he's not going to be there because he's going to be in prison. So what are you protesting?

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Oh, wait. So wait a minute. He's.

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He can't go.

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To an event thinking.

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He was going to be out. I missed that part. I got you.

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Narcissist.

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Complete narcissist.

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I mean, there's a little satisfaction in knowing that there was a smackdown of some sort, but it truly wasn't enough. I just.

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I think he'll end up going longer. I think you'll see more stuff come out, I think.

[C]

Oh, and on other charges, like a new case, maybe.

[B]

Defense team is arguing that he go to. It's a prison in. In New Jersey, a country club. It's.

[A]

Yeah, it's basically.

[C]

Yeah, like, White collar.

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White collar was in one of those.

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They have, like, tennis courts, I'm pretty sure. And.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

So he just wants to spend the next. Well, it'll be three years because he's already served.

[D]

They didn't. They didn't agree to that, right? No, that'll be at the sentencing hearing.

[C]

I'm all for trying to help someone reform their life and change their life in prison. There are incredible prison ministries, and there are great programs. And I think if you're going to spend any time, even if it is your whole life in jail, our hope is that it changes you in some way. Not for the worse, but.

[A]

But I'll pray on that. But I don't think people like Diddy. I think that kind of evil goes way deep.

[D]

Yeah. And it's not just limited to when you Harm children.

[A]

You're a different type of darkness.

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I don't disagree. But I also, I believe in the sovereign forgiveness.

[B]

What he's on trial for had nothing.

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To do with children.

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So it's.

[A]

Well, that's what I'm saying. That's why I think there's more to this.

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I agree. And I heard today that he also asked Trump for a pardon.

[C]

Oh, that was like rich.

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The Bulls. The Bulls?

[C]

Are you kidding me right now?

[B]

After all the shit he talked about? Trump, you're gonna have the nerve to ask the man for a pardon?

[C]

Trump. Didn't Trump say he calls him Puff Daddy?

[A]

Well, because he went by so many names. Sean, Puffy Coombs, P. Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puffy P. Diddy Diddy.

[C]

So do you guys know he bought my friend's parents house?

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No.

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Really?

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The. The party. The white parties that he used to have was in there. It was an all white house in East Hampton.

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Ew.

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I know.

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Yeah.

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It was a beautiful home.

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Yeah, was.

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Until he defiled it. Yeah, it's.

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I don't think that's done yet.

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I don't think he opened. He doesn't own it anymore. But he owned it back in the day and he used to have white parties there.

[B]

Let's move on to somebody else that I can't stand right now. Jay Z. Bunny too, but yeah, Demons. You guys heard he's going to be doing the super bowl halftime show?

[D]

Yep.

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And do you know why? So I found out that apparently the NFL has a contract with Jay Z's album company. What is it? Roc Nation. So they supply all the halftime presenters. So that's why we can never get anyone that we like. Like Brandon Lake or like Jelly Roll. Like, give us something. Give us something.

[A]

They're getting a lot of pushback. I think that's going to change.

[B]

Yeah. Well, there was a rumor going around, but it was that he wasn't. But it would. Apparently it's just a rumor.

[A]

I think there's still gonna be a lot of pushback. They're not even appealing to their base.

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And I read something too. I don't know. I saw it yesterday. I think it was that. I think Coke, Coca Cola pulled out.

[B]

No, it's a rumor.

[D]

It's a rumor.

[E]

Is it?

[D]

Okay, I wasn't sure.

[A]

Know your audience like football players. I'm gonna. I vowed to read the Bible during halftime. I might even like.

[B]

Football is like the most American sport ever. And this guy. Well, you know what? He was. Let's just go into it. He was on nsl this weekend. He apparently thinks that all Americans should learn Spanish within the. He said we have four months to learn Spanish so that we can understand his music. How about no.

[C]

How about everybody shut off the television if you're even bothering to watch.

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I'm not watching.

[C]

If you're even bothering to watch, shut it off during that time.

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I haven't watched since they started kneeling.

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Well, on top of that, the super bowl is like the biggest child trafficking.

[C]

Oh, yes, it is Super Bowl Sunday.

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Yep.

[B]

And this guy that they want, he not only wants to sing in Spanish when we live in America and our language is English, but he wears dresses.

[A]

He wears makeup, he does demonic symbols.

[B]

He does demonic symbols. Play cuts one through five so we can get. Our audience can see if they don't already know what. Who Bad Bunny is.

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Bad Bunny.

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Look at him. Look at this guy.

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Yeah.

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No, thanks. Nope.

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I vote now.

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Oh.

[C]

Oh, hell no.

[B]

My vote is.

[A]

What is that? Oh, good Lord. Anal bees on your feet.

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Oh, my God.

[B]

This picture was disturbing because it looks like he's got heels on, but they're.

[A]

Like, there's your demonic symbolism.

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Yeah, Cover the one eye.

[B]

Yeah, yeah, look at that.

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Oh, sorry.

[B]

And then I want to play cut six, which is what I was just referring to the SNL over the weekend. Really?

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I'm very excited to be doing the.

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Super bowl, and I know that people.

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All around the world who love my music are also happy.

[C]

Okay. All right. Jay Z and your production company in NFL.

[D]

Yeah.

[B]

Wait, wait, you guys cut it off. He tells us that we have to learn Spanish.

[A]

Sorry, guys. No, no, they. They just.

[B]

It's okay. It was. Well, that was it. But no, no.

[A]

And I'm not prejudiced. I have a Puerto Rican man, but no to that.

[D]

Yeah, actually, you live in.

[C]

You have a Puerto Rican man who speaks English.

[A]

Yeah, yeah.

[C]

And this man speaks English, but he chooses out of. What is that word?

[A]

And Ernie's against that, too.

[C]

I can't think of the word right now.

[A]

I think it's taunting us. I think.

[C]

Yes.

[A]

I think it's a. I think they're like. I think they're purposely trying to taunt us right now.

[C]

Yeah, absolutely.

[B]

Well, he. He doesn't like Trump. We know that. He's not a fan of Trump. Right.

[A]

He's.

[B]

And then you're not a fan of America, like, Super Bowl.

[A]

So the NFL. Stupid, stupid, stupid to do this. The Puerto Rico, again, is territory.

[B]

Is territory. It's not a state. That's where everyone confused Territory. It's. It's territory. So it's It's a whole different, you know, it's not. It's not the same. But anyway, I did want to bring up one other guy who pissed me off over the weekend, which is another celebrity. I don't really listen to him. He's a country music singer. Zach.

[E]

Brian.

[C]

Yeah.

[B]

Did you guys hear he put out an anti ice song?

[C]

Yeah. That was disappointing.

[A]

We should have had Ice Ice Baby queued up.

[B]

It is. We should have done it ahead of time, but yeah. So apparently he's not a big fan of ice and he also is not a big fan of the cops because in his song, we're not gonna play it because we don't have enough time, but he basically calls cops. MFers. Right.

[A]

It's really derogatory. It's mean. It's a very mean song. It's not even like it's mean.

[B]

Well, and he's saying that, like, the red, white and blue is fading. All right, play it.

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Try to build a house on bills no more but I got a telephone Kids are all scared and all alone the bar stop bumping the rock stop rolling the middle fingers rising and it won't stop showing. Got some bad news. The fading of a red, white and blue.

[A]

No, it's not fading anywhere.

[B]

Well, I think he lost his American.

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Look around you. Bright red, bright white and bright blue. And next July will show you that.

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If it's fading at all, it's because of people like him.

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We have to cut to a commercial, but don't go anywhere. We have a really exciting guest on next off a good friend of ours, Captain Robert Cornelli. Stay tuned. Welcome back to the Patriots podcast. So this segment, we have an exciting guest on with us tonight, Captain Robert Cornicelli, who is a United States Army Navy veteran and former executive officer with the Defense Intelligence Agency. He's the founder of the Veteran Recovery Coalition and is the national president of Veterans for America. First, in January 2025, Rob was elected to serve as the second vice chairman of the South South Carolina Berkeley County Republican Party. In April 2025, Rob was elected to serve as first vice chairman. Rob can now add author to his list of many accomplishments.

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Many, many.

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Welcome, Rob.

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Welcome back.

[F]

Hello, my friends.

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Hi.

[A]

How are you?

[F]

Oh, it's great to see you guys.

[D]

You too.

[A]

I always. I always. People know because I think it's important. Volunteer firefighter, school board trustee. These are big titles that he had. Great resume.

[B]

Welcome back.

[F]

I always forget that, too.

[A]

And all around, I don't because I used to use that as a talking point. I'D be like, this man would run into burning buildings for us. He protects our children. He's a veteran.

[D]

He looks so happy and relaxed down.

[A]

I know.

[C]

Every time we see him down there, like he's a new man.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

I gotta tell you, my foot is up. I just had surgery on it a couple days ago, so.

[A]

Surgery?

[C]

Oh, wow.

[A]

Oh, last time we saw you, it was your shoulder again. That's terrible.

[F]

Well, three weeks ago, I had my gallbladder removed.

[A]

Oh, nice day.

[F]

And then I had this foot thing done. I'm almost ready.

[A]

All right, good.

[B]

So Santa Caroline isn't doing you well right now.

[A]

Otherwise, it's good. He loves it.

[F]

It's great down here.

[B]

Well, other than your surgeries, I hear everything's going great for you. And congratulations on your new author title. Tell us about your new published book, what is White? A manifesto on how elites erased your culture and made you the enemy.

[F]

You know, first thing. Thank you for having me. It's so great to see you guys. There's my Teresa. We would have been in D.C. together maybe one day. We have. There's a lot of things going on that we could talk about, but. So I got on an aircraft carrier in 1987, and this guy, his name was Maurice Crawford. I remember it like it was today. He was from Philadelphia, black guy. He was showing me around the ship. Aircraft carrier is huge. When we got to the mess deck, the Koreans sat here, the Spanish sat here. Blacks sat here, whites. Everything was segregated. So if you walk on, if you walk, get down to the mess deck and you see this, you're like, what the heck? People hate each other. Is this by design? What is this coming from Long Island? Beth Page, you know, you didn't see these, you know, groups like this, right? And he said, well, and this guy, I don't even know if he had an 8th grade education, but his perspective sat with me for about 87, 97, 30 years because I started this book about three years ago. He said people sit with those that they have things in common with. Not necessarily to stay away from other people, but when you come in the military, it's especially carry. It's so big. You try to find people that you can sit with for your first couple of days so you're not lonely and you have something common with. And I said, well, so where do I sit? I was with him. He was walking to this table of black guys. He said, well, you could sit anywhere. You're Italian. I said, what does that mean? He said, you're Italian, right? Cornicelli I said, yeah. He goes, well, you're not white. I said, I'm not. You know, Teresa, you go from Beth Page is white, very white. I said, why am I not? This stayed with me. He said, you ever see an Italian plantation owner? Now, his perspective about color was those who had held slaves. Just one perspective, but it stayed with me. About four years ago, someone told me that they might be kicking me out of a Facebook group because of my perspective. And I asked them, what makes you the gatekeeper for a Facebook group? It was like an America First Facebook group and not yours. But I'm saying they were supposed to focus on America First. I said, who you to decide what is America First? But it just got me thinking, like, you're the one letting me into this group, and you're just looking at me. And then I started thinking about the color white and what Maurice said to me. You know, Italians, well, let's talk Irish, English, German. They were indentured servants here. They were slaves. Like they were killed. They were some of the first slaves. Irish was.

[A]

That's right. Yes. I fight that all the time.

[F]

And then when the Italians and Greeks came, and the darker people, they were down south, they were in slave pens. But it hit me. I'm white today. If you check a box on an application, who let me in? Like, at what point in our history did someone say, okay, we're going to let the Germans in, we let the Italians, and we're going to let the Greeks and into this white group? And who is that gatekeeper who is saying, we want you in this group or we need you in this group? And why is this? Why does this group exist anyway? Why are there these categories of just simple colors for such different people?

[C]

It's such a good question.

[A]

Made up narrative.

[D]

Yeah, it is.

[A]

Right?

[C]

We're so used to seeing these things, like, choose your ethnicity, like what we've.

[B]

Been told they put you in, you.

[C]

Don'T even think about. I mean, a lot of times now I say I don't want to answer because why does that matter?

[A]

Right.

[C]

But carry on. I'm sorry.

[F]

Think about it on a larger global scale. You always hear about trans men, right? You never really hear about trans women. Oh, you hear about trans women. You don't really hear about men transit, women transitioning to men.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

And I've just been reading about this and researching it, and I just came to realize that these open border people, People believe there should be no borders, that people should go wherever they want. There's only one way to beat the big three, China, Russia, and the United States. And that's either by war or by dismantling the population, keeping them in this constant state of conflict. You see, there's a war going on right now with Russia and Ukraine, and NATO is going to get involved. They're not ready to tackle China yet. But you can't beat us in a war. So how do you beat the United States? How do you tear us down culturally, Culture? Well, if you look back at. So Alinsky and his eight levels of control, it's, you know, control health care control, remove religion. We got to be a welfare state. A good majority of population has to be in debt. There's eight steps. Gun control is the seventh. And, you know, they've been trying to remove guns from. From the people for a long time. But one that is very interesting is you must keep people in a constant state of conflict. So the Russian Revolution, the French Revolution, bourgeoisie, proletariat, surf, rich landowner. If you keep people focused solely on each other all the time, they're so busy fighting over color, religion, gender, gender, ideology that they don't under. They don't know what the government's doing to control them.

[D]

That's right.

[F]

So you see this push to demasculate men, you see this push to remove femininity from women, so you break down society from the inside. And once we're all just a mess. Men without masculinity are easy to control. Toxic femininity, you know, perpetually offended, toxic females are easy to control. You just say something's unjust and they're out there protesting and.

[A]

Yeah, so true.

[F]

So all these things just been in my mind for so long. I just said, I want to put this down on paper and try to put timelines together and figure out what's really going on here. And. And I believe the Russian Ukraine war. I believe trans. I believe this toxic masculinity, all these little things that you keep seeing pop up.

[C]

Yeah.

[F]

Are a way to break down America from within so they can finally take us down.

[D]

100.

[A]

Oh, yeah, yeah. So true. It's good. I enjoyed the whole thing. Yeah.

[F]

That's why I wrote it.

[D]

Yeah, I read it the last couple of nights, you know, just took, you know, a couple hours and read it. It's a quick read. It's not like. It's like, you know, a long, long novel.

[A]

So once you start reading it, you want to keep.

[D]

You just want to keep going page. So it just took me a couple of nights. You know, I took a break and.

[A]

Especially when you know the person writing it, though, I could almost hear certain things. Like, I. It's interesting when you know the author. I felt like I could hear you saying some of these things.

[B]

I love the phone forward.

[D]

And it was awesome.

[A]

Yeah, it was awesome.

[F]

And you think.

[A]

I just.

[F]

I knew, like, if I can aggravate the left, you trigger them.

[A]

That's been your mission.

[F]

There's no chance you're gonna buy it anyway, but they may get so triggered that they have to get it.

[D]

I love that. Yeah. And you do do that. I snickered.

[A]

Yeah, it's good.

[D]

Definitely snickers.

[A]

Yeah. It's artfully crafted to do that.

[C]

Well, it's so good because these are things that, like all of us in this fight, we've known and understood for a long time, but nobody's really sat. That I know of to succinctly lay it out for people.

[D]

Right.

[C]

So you can really follow Yellow Brick road, so to speak, to the destruction of America and how we find ourselves where we are today. So I'm so grateful and glad that you did it. And I love this in here. This is from the book. If you've ever felt like a stranger in your own nation, like you've been erased and turned into the enemy for simply existing, this book is your weapon. Those are some powerful words.

[A]

Yeah. So we don't have much.

[F]

White people are the enemy and we don't even know why. Like, what did we do? We just want to work and enjoy our retirement or, you know, nobody wants to be out here doing what you guys are doing or what Moms for Liberty are doing. What the America first wear. What we're all doing.

[A]

We're tired. Yes.

[F]

Forced us to do this when you went after our kids.

[A]

Yes.

[F]

I hate to say, but Covid opened our eyes, man.

[A]

Before we sign off in like a minute and a half, if the control room can just put up the. The QR code so the audience can see it on the screen.

[B]

We have it up here as well.

[A]

Yeah, we have two copies up here. And then Cap, if you want to tell everybody where they can find it and. And where the proceeds are going.

[B]

Yep.

[A]

Yeah.

[F]

So every ounce of the money goes directly into veterans. Veteran Recovery Coalition. It wasn't a real. I didn't want to make money. If you make like thousand dollars, I'd rather veterans get it. You know, it's a beautiful. I have steady stream money for them and Than me. But it's on Amazon. Just go to Amazon. Amazon is a good way to publish a book. You don't have to try to find a big publisher. And now just do it through Kindle Publishing. And they take a lot more, but it's easier.

[B]

Guys, pull up cut 8 so they know what they're looking for. Copy of the book.

[F]

What's up?

[B]

I didn't see that come up. No, I was talking to the guys in the control room. I wanted them to pull up a copy of the book so our audience could see what they're looking for.

[C]

It's what is White? A manifesto on how elites erased your culture and made you the enemy.

[A]

And for the radio audience, it is on Amazon. What is White? By Captain Robert Cornicelli.

[D]

Well done. Well done, Cap.

[B]

We're friends.

[A]

We love you.

[F]

Great to see you guys.

[A]

Feel good.

[B]

Can't wait to have you back.

[A]

We'll see you soon, old friend.

[F]

Thank you.

[A]

I can't take my hands. I kept this. It's on my rally playlist.

[C]

Yay.

[F]

Yay.

[B]

Welcome back to the Patriots podcast. So our next guest, Natasha Owens is a singer songwriter who emerged onto the Christian music scene in 2013. Her second album, We Will Rise, was named Inspirational album of the year at the 2018 We Love Christian Music Awards. Owens seventh and latest studio album, that America is a bold and unapologetic collection that bridges an unwavering love of country with the themes of faith and family. Featuring impactful tracks such as Trump Won the Chosen One and the Star Spangled Banner, she has performed these songs at some of the most prominent conservative and patriotic events in the country in 2020. In January 2025, Owens was featured performer at multiple inauguration week events in Washington D.C. her viral hit single Trump Won amassed over 100 million social media impressions. Following this success, Owens least the Chosen One, continuing to break records and and reach new audiences despite ongoing censorship, her music has generated over 1 billion social media impressions, solidifying her as a leading voice at the intersection of faith, patriotism and culture.

[C]

Amazing. Love it.

[A]

One of us for sure. That's what we're all about here.

[B]

What an impressive bio you have. Very impressive.

[E]

Nice to be with you. Thank you for having me.

[A]

Oh, I can't wait to get you into this place one day because you'll love it here. All God and country and thank you for being here tonight. When you have a concert. She's in. She has a concert tonight.

[B]

You have a concert tonight?

[A]

Yeah. She's giving us. Yep.

[D]

Yeah.

[E]

We flew from Washington D.C. last night to Las Vegas. We are outside of Vegas about an hour and this is the first concert FundRaiser for America. 250 the tour that President Trump wants to celebrate all year, next year.

[A]

I love this. Thank you for doing this tonight for us.

[B]

And congrats.

[A]

So yesterday was a big day, huh?

[E]

It was. You know, we put out the Chosen One last June, and we are used to getting death threats that all started with Trump won. But the Chosen One stirred up a whole new level of publicity. I took a bloodbath within 24 hours from the left. I had atheists quoting me scriptures, telling me that he was not the Chosen One, that I was, you know, a blasphemy and an idolater. I had witches and warlocks casting spells on me.

[A]

Oh, God.

[E]

It just. It was something else. But three weeks after we put out the Chosen One and it just really said, an imperfect man can be used by a perfect God for such a time as this. And we began to see that, and I'm sure you did, too, that there was a hand of protection upon President Trump. Nothing stuck to him. Nothing stuck to him. And so three weeks later, after this song, it was so controversial, the Republicans backed away from me and I got fired off of events. But then three weeks later, in Butler, Pennsylvania, they tried to assassinate President Trump and everyone was calling him the Chosen One within hours. And so I got redeemed in the Republican Party, and now I'm back in their good graces.

[B]

Good.

[A]

Well, the Patriots loved you the whole time. No matter what.

[B]

We don't like to our good graces. We love that song. I do remember when I first heard and I was like, I love this.

[A]

I was doing the kitchen cooking to my kids. I'm going, he, you know it.

[D]

He.

[A]

I'm like bopping around while I'm cooking, so I'm so grateful.

[E]

Oh, thank you so much. And. And we did. We did awards for the song.

[B]

It.

[E]

It created over 2 billion social media posts about it and 250 billion comments on.

[F]

Went.

[E]

It went gold. So we did a. An award and we got to bring it to the White House and go in the Oval Office yesterday and present it to President Trump. And it was amazing moment how cool.

[B]

That you were with President Trump yesterday in his. In his Oval Office, presenting him with the gold.

[C]

And now tell us about that experience, Natasha.

[E]

Oh, my God. Just surreal. I could not take it all in adrenaline pumping. So I was the first one in the door. My husband was with me and Wayne Allen Root, a media guy, and his wife was there and I brought in the award and I said, good afternoon, President Trump. And he looked up and he said, what is that? Bring that to me. And he looked at it and he said, did this song go number one? And I said, this one did not. This one made it in the top 20. But the song Trump Won, which you remember, went to number one. And he laughed and he said, oh, yes, Trump won. He plays that on his plane. They say every day. It's an Air force.

[B]

That's great.

[E]

Yes. So then my husband comes in and says, hey, where's the Diet Coke button? I want a petsie.

[D]

The red button.

[A]

Actually, we did a. We did a caravan last week. We're still rallying here in New York because, I don't know, I guess we feel like we have nothing better to do. And when we were going through, like the really blue towns and we're very red on Long Island, I was playing, I was actually blaring it in the car just last weekend on our rally caravan. Oh, they get so tired. I want them to remember that. Trump. Want Trump.

[E]

Yeah.

[B]

And you know, it's of you yesterday with Trump. So if we, if the control room can pull up those cuts just to show our audience you how beautiful is this. Presenting the golden record to President Trump.

[A]

They'll get it up there in a second.

[B]

Cuts nine and ten.

[A]

Beautiful.

[C]

Did you ever think that this would happen in your life?

[B]

Look at that.

[E]

No. You know, I've had a lot of firsts over the past few years. Three years ago, we did a concert on the lawn of Mar a Lago, and I've sang there, you know, 20 something times in the past couple years. I never thought I would do that. And we presented President Trump with the platinum award of Trump won at Mar A Lago two years ago. And it's hanging there on those walls. But I would have never dreamed that I would have walked in the Oval Office and to give something to President Trump that had my name on it.

[B]

That's a pretty big one.

[A]

That's because you're a faithful servant of God and he's blessing your path and you haven't stopped, you know, this whole time. And faithful, that's how you win.

[C]

So can you tell us a little bit about what inspired you to write these songs and what your journey's been leading? What was your journey leading up to this part and season of your life?

[E]

Oh, my God. Very quickly. I come from a musical family, but I struggled with anxiety and so I never wanted the spotlight. I sang in a choir, but always in the back. In 2010, my dad died cleaning his guns. A bullet came out and hit him in the heart. He was gone within 30 seconds. And I went through a pretty dark load of depression, and it was music that saved my life. I wouldn't be alive today if it wasn't. And God illuminated a path through music. And so I was in the contemporary Christian world for the past 10 years, and I did a patriotic album in 2020 and did a pro life song on that album. And contemporary Christian deemed me the industry, that I was too pro life. So they fired me, boycotted me, radio boycotted me. And my husband had been saying since 2020 that we needed to do a song called Trump Won and you know it. And I said, nashville will hate me because the industry hates Trump. And he said something to me one day. He said, do you really want to stand for a genre that doesn't support life? And I said, you know, you're right.

[A]

I got chills.

[E]

Yeah. So we. We swung and threw a stick of dynamite with Trump Won and never looked back. Every song since then has been controversial. It's been things that we're not allowed to talk about. So my husband said, when the people can't talk about it, let's give them a song to sing about it.

[A]

Because songs are covered under a different protection.

[E]

Oh, he's amazing.

[D]

You know, you're doing the right thing. You know you're doing the right thing.

[B]

To the Grease New Deal. Is it. Is that the name of it?

[E]

The climate change is real.

[A]

Climate change is. Yes.

[B]

That was a good one. I listened to that today.

[E]

That was his idea. So we've hit a lot of topics over the past couple of years, and we've just been rocking the boat. You know, I get death threats everywhere I go. I get text suppression. It is so hard to get my music out to the people. So thank you for the opportunity of you guys helping get it out.

[A]

And we're about to launch some really big things that are going to get in front of millions of people. So I promise you, we will get that out for you.

[E]

Amazing. Thank you. It has been really tough because, you know, for our side, the good guys are too afraid to even attach their post to me, so. But we just keep. We keep talking about truth, illuminating a light on things that need to. To be talked about. And don't. I don't apologize. I double down.

[B]

Yes.

[A]

That's how we love it. You're our people. I knew it.

[D]

We go through the same thing, too, with the censorship and the. The shadow banning. And it's been a journey hard.

[A]

It's been a hard journey the last five years, for sure.

[C]

You know what? But God sees.

[A]

He does.

[C]

Right. A sovereign God sees your faithfulness. He knows who's showing up and continuing no matter what, you're willing to sacrifice everything. And he will always honor that.

[E]

He's amazing. And what is so cool about what happened yesterday is when I handed President Trump the Trump Won Award, the organization that allowed me to do the picture with him suddenly got afraid that that song was too controversial and they would not give me pictures of that opportunity with President Trump. It was just a memory in my head, even though I just let me have it for my wall. So I. My heart was broken and God knew it. And he brought me to the Oval Office that time to get that and to get those pictures, and they mean so much more to me than they would have.

[B]

That's right in his time. Right? It's not when we want it, but it's in his time.

[A]

That's amazing. I love it.

[C]

Incredible story. So what's beside your concert tonight? Where are you tonight for your concert?

[E]

I'm in Mesquite, Nevada. Nevada, an hour north of Las Vegas. And the. The 250 tour starts the first. First part of January, like New Year's Eve, in fact. And it goes to 50 states in 50 weeks.

[C]

Yeah. You're going to be in New York.

[A]

I'm talking to his. Her manager. And we excellent lives here and we want her here. And it's going to happen.

[D]

That would be amazing.

[A]

You're gonna love this place. This is literally the most patriotic venue in all the land. And production.

[B]

We need you.

[E]

I'm so excited. I love Long Island. You know, my very first concert ever was on my dad's birthday, which was very bittersweet, but it was at Long Island University. That was my very first concert. That's where my career started back in 2013.

[A]

That's amazing. We're gonna come full circle and bring you back here this year. We'll love that.

[C]

We will look forward to that.

[A]

And we. And we're very faithful here, too. We fall right in line with you. We have Bible study and prayer and worship here Thursday night.

[B]

Freedom.

[A]

That's what we're about.

[B]

That's what you're about. So I love it.

[E]

Thank y' all for being a bright light in the midst of. Thank you.

[A]

Thank you. We hope to see you more. Have a beautiful concert. We love you. God bless you. Thank you, guys. Thank you so much. God bless you.

[C]

Bye Bye.

[A]

Thank you. Say hi to your awesome husband.

[C]

Wow.

[A]

I got chills everywhere. She's amazing.

[B]

Welcome back to the Patriots podcast, guys.

[A]

So far, right?

[D]

She Was a gem.

[A]

I am blown away. Yes.

[B]

We, me and Angie were just saying during the commercial break how, like, all of our guests that we've had on lately, we're like, we love them.

[D]

We just love that.

[A]

I guess it's like, you know, we're supposed to have guests on that resonate with us and you want to support, like, you know, like, totally. You don't want to have guys. If you watch Us Weekly, you'll know that Tuesdays at this hour, I am slap happy.

[C]

It used to be like, when I worked. When I worked nights in the NICU, it just gets silly by like 4am It's 12 hour nights, 12 and a half hours.

[D]

Sillies. Yeah.

[A]

Yeah.

[C]

So, like, popping all kinds of sweet candy. I'm getting crazy.

[A]

I mean, my, my. Tonight I thought, like, ooh, let me drink seltzer. Maybe that'll get me perked up.

[E]

Literally.

[A]

I'm like, let me have a seltzer. That should get me going.

[B]

So she's going to come to New York. That's exciting.

[A]

Yeah, but she's coming here anyway.

[B]

No, I know. No, right, Savannah.

[C]

Yeah, she's coming. She's coming here on her tour.

[A]

I don't know where.

[F]

New York.

[B]

Here's part of the tour.

[A]

Either way, I would love to have her in this building. It would be an honor to have her here.

[C]

Yeah, she had. You said it, Angie. She had great energy.

[D]

Yeah, she did.

[B]

Adorable.

[A]

Best people ever.

[D]

Yeah, she's got, like, a purity. You see it, you feel it when you hear it.

[A]

Even her songs are so pure. That's why I don't understand, like, I.

[B]

Love how she writes about, like, stuff like. Like the. But it's not the Green New Deal. It's climate change. Climate change.

[D]

Climate change. Stupid.

[B]

Yeah, it's funny. Did you listen to the song?

[G]

No.

[A]

No, I listened to a bunch of. I don't know if I heard that one, but I'm gonna add them all to my funny. My playlist. My page. I did play Trump 1 and you know it. Last week I saw, like, people standing there not happy about our caravan. So I was like, oh, like to.

[D]

Just turn it up.

[A]

I could be like bad Bunny and just entitle, you know, trigger people.

[B]

Except you don't have anal beads on you. I don't have anal beads on my face. Whoops. Today.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

I don't make demonic symbols. So.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, in other news. How do we go into that?

[D]

All right.

[B]

So, yeah, I mean, there wasn't really much going on in the news this week, which is a good thing. Besides all the Charlie Kirk stuff we're following. But we're not ready to touch on.

[A]

Any of that yet.

[D]

But it was discovered that the. The FBI memo revealed that a bombshell. Biden DOJ secretly spied on eight GOP senators.

[B]

I think it was actually more. Was it eight?

[A]

It was eight or 20. Yeah.

[D]

Eight that I know of right now. Operation Arctic Frost.

[A]

Right now. That sounds like Operation.

[B]

She's not wrong.

[F]

Yeah.

[D]

They were tracking usually phone data and. And. And, you know, wire tapping, I assume.

[B]

Private call.

[A]

Yeah.

[B]

Which they already do to all of us. So let's be real, right?

[A]

I have the weirdest fantasy, guys.

[B]

What?

[A]

I have the weirdest fantasy. I want all these lunatics to one day be a Gitmo. And I want to rent a cruise ship.

[D]

Oh, yeah.

[A]

And be in the waters having a party outside of Gitmo while they hang these treasonous bastards.

[C]

I've heard you. You say this. It's like a fantasy.

[A]

People have fantasies. This is mine. I never thought I'd want to see it.

[B]

I'm manifesting it.

[A]

I'm manifesting it. Who's coming with me on the cruise ship? I don't even want to go on cruises. But for that, I'll do it.

[D]

Positive affirmations.

[A]

Positive affirmation.

[D]

Right. That's right. Yeah. It was Lindsey Graham, Josh Hawley, Ron Johnson. Yeah. And others among that.

[E]

It's.

[D]

This is bad.

[A]

Guys Ron Johnson was talking about on Newsmax last night, actually.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

This is.

[A]

This is bad. This is bad. But this is just the beginning of it, though. It's so good. It's so good.

[B]

They spied on Trump's campaign. We don't.

[A]

We know they stole elections. We know that.

[B]

We know there's no. They're just not where they'll go.

[A]

Yeah. No, just.

[B]

And they don't play by rules.

[A]

They're gross and evil. Beer, Natasha?

[C]

The world. The world is not as we once thought it was. People are waking up in droves. It is continuing to happen. It will continue to happen. But it's. God will have his way.

[A]

I'm gonna tell you, it's not gonna be easy when you do that. No. Because when I started to leave the Matrix, I felt a little insane. Everything you thought you knew isn't really what it is.

[D]

That's right.

[A]

And so it's hard to go down that journey.

[B]

Everything I thought I enjoyed. I don't like.

[A]

Me neither Joy anymore. Right. Like People magazine and Star and.

[E]

Yeah.

[A]

And all that. All these mainstream shows and MTV and.

[B]

Celebrities and I could.

[A]

I don't even miss it.

[B]

I don't have time. Time for it, really?

[A]

No, but I don't miss it. I'm too busy going down rabbit holes that know what's happening up there.

[D]

I listen to people at work and they're talking about this regular stuff, just, like, you know, so superficial and so.

[A]

And don't you want to be like. Don't you understand there's demons out there drinking the blood of children? I'm wearing red shoes.

[C]

That's right.

[A]

That's how I felt.

[D]

And you're worried about what Pocketbook is dropping, right?

[A]

Like, who cares? And I used to be one of them, too. I don't care about any of it.

[D]

It doesn't matter.

[B]

Old Shannon. You're gross.

[A]

That's all right. You're not gross.

[C]

You've grown. And we have to leave space for people to grow. Everybody's on a different trajectory and timeline of this journey. So not everybody's gonna make it.

[A]

Not everybody's gonna come over.

[C]

Not everybody's gonna come over.

[D]

It's sad. It's sad for them, but when they.

[A]

Do, I think it's up to us to try to usher them along and help them to understand it, because that's.

[C]

Wouldn't it have been nice if we, you know, think about your darkest days when you were having your awakening and going down these rabbit holes of. And I hate that word, Rab.

[A]

Whole.

[C]

But it really is.

[A]

It feels.

[C]

Because it sounds like fake and make you crazy.

[A]

Yes, but.

[C]

But this is the. This is the unraveling of things before your eyes. When you said, you start looking and you start seeing things you never saw before.

[D]

It's like you say the peeling of the onion and then you. So many layers.

[A]

And I always tell people, like, after I got over the hurdle of that, like, I mourn, I always say. Like, I. I greet. Like, I warn the old Teresa. And tonight of 2020, like, she's not here anymore. Like, my heart's the same and. But it's like you have to, like, shed yourself too of that.

[B]

It is a grieving gave me 2020 vision. That's it. Yes.

[D]

That's good.

[B]

Literally, I. That's when I woke up.

[A]

Yeah. And when the world was losing so much, I feel like the people that saw the light sooner or got awoken sooner. We gained so much. I gained clarity waking up 2020 vision, friendships, true love and passion for the country and God deeper than we ever had before. So, yes, I'm happy to be on this journey. As exhausting as it is.

[D]

And we'll be there for those that are going to be coming up in the ranks.

[C]

So the point is, we'll be there the way for people, the way we did in a way that we didn't have any.

[D]

That's right.

[A]

I was sitting in my basement apartment by myself. At first I was like.

[C]

But until we found each other.

[A]

And then you had to do that game with people. Like, are they even?

[B]

Like, like, are they real?

[A]

Yeah. So I wrote something on Facebook once on my old account. And then friends start. Like, I remember my very first friend, Gina wrote back. And I was like, oh, okay. She doesn't think I'm crazy. Like, and then she told me, watch X22. And I started listening to that. I'm like, oh, okay, there's people out here doing podcasts. And then it just started to, like. Then you just found your people. But it was very hard at first.

[D]

Yeah.

[C]

So we're here for you when you.

[A]

We are. As you come along, we're praying for your awakening.

[B]

But let's talk about what we got going on next week. Next week is going to be a very exciting week here at the America first warehouse.

[A]

It is.

[B]

Cut.

[A]

Play.

[B]

Cut. What is it, 11? This way we could talk about it. Next Tuesday, we are celebrating Charlie Kirk's birthday. Actually, T, I'm gonna hand it over to you because T's pretty much organizing this.

[A]

Thank you.

[B]

Yeah.

[A]

Well, yeah, so we had. We did open up for. We did a vigil for Charlie, as many of you may know. Beautiful. And then we opened up for his memorial service. And a patriot out there. And if she's watching, I'm going to shout you out, Mary. But a patriot out there sent me an idea and said, on Charlie Kerr's birthday, you should wear red and have red velvet cake and drink his favorite tea. And when I looked up that it was a Tuesday, I said, ah, we have podcasts tonight and on Tuesday nights. And this would be a great way to open up to a live audience. So if you're watching and you want to come join us for a live audience next week, Know youw Enemies podcast that's on from 6 to 7, will be joining us in this event, opening up to a live audience. And then we are on at 7:30 to 8:30. But in between, we have an amazing young band. They're 16 years old, firm foundation. They're a Christian patriot band that will be performing in between. And then on both shows, we have phenomenal guests coming on from Turning Point. Chapter leads, special songs. You'll. I Don't really. I don't want to give it all up.

[D]

It'll be a nice night. It'll be a good night to honor.

[C]

It's going to be a great night.

[A]

Come in. You'll have chocolate Charlie's favorite tea available and. And the red velvet cupcakes. And the Magazore here will make red shirts. You can the numbers on there. You can order your shirt with them if you want to wear red. And it's going to be a beautiful night.

[B]

And we 50 raffle.

[A]

Right. We're going to donate it to Turning Point and we did make a donation from the last event. So we're still supporting Charlie and Turning.

[B]

Point doors open at 5:15 so get here because you got to be seated before the shows start, which is 550.

[A]

You have to be in your seats because we then we do sound checks and all. You'll see all the production stuff that you don't normally see when you're watching us from home. But I do want to make note real quick while we're talking about Charlie Kirk, this one just to the left of me is Charlie Kirk's painting by Elena Ruseva. Beautiful. From her Free America collection. But then last Friday, our good friend Chelsea Carroll from Long island, who painted that. Yes. And she did a beautiful paint. She dropped it off as a gift for us. She did make one where I saw originally on her Instagram, it's her work. Yeah. Like it's her style. And she actually did a. Like a raffle I guess or like an auction. And she raised $11,000 for Turning Point. Wow. So yeah, then she wanted to bring a copy here for the warehouse. So we love you Chelsea. And yeah, that's beautiful. You could go on her website and buy the canvas or prints and. And we're very grateful. Beautiful piece.

[C]

He moved so many people.

[A]

So many people.

[C]

And continues to.

[A]

And yeah, the response we're getting for his birthday we did a vid. We did a. Well, there was an event Sunday night. Faith, family and free faith. Freedom. Freedom and faith. I don't know why I can't get that right. And it was not only it was mostly about Charlie, but also about. They touched about 9, 11 and Irina who was killed on the train and the mass shootings at schools and just trying to bring God into that. And it was. The hearts are hurting heavy still for Charlie and the kids. The Turning Point kids like blew me away really. I mean Lila Ray, if you're watching, she's like my new hero. The 16 year old kid. My friend's daughter. She's incredible. She's gonna go big places, so I'm so proud of them.

[B]

She speaks so beautifully.

[A]

Wait until you. And the passion and the heart. You don't see that from young kids like that.

[D]

These kids are amazing.

[A]

She is. They really are chosen to do what she's doing. I am so proud of her.

[B]

Make sure you get your tickets online because you're not gonna want to miss this event.

[A]

No. And really quick, just bring up Katie J. Real quick. Kevin Downey Jr. Monday through Friday, 103.9. Our good friend, Kevin. We love you, Kev. Thank you for being a loyal friend to us.

[C]

Let's close it out in prayer. Thank you for another week, Father God, and for the continued opportunities you give to us to make a difference, even if it's small in this broken world. Help us to continue to seek your will, to love others and discern truth. We are so grateful for those who work alongside us in this fight for freedom. They are found in every town, state in this nation and in every corner of this earth. We ask particularly for your divine hand and protection for those who are being persecuted tonight. We ask that you cover the Israeli hostages. It's two years. Lord of suffering, please bring them home to their families safely and usher in a peace that only you can bring. We pray also for Captain Cornicelli. May he heal fully and swiftly so he can continue to do his good work. And may you continue to cover Natasha Owens, protect her and bless her for following your will for her life, her music, regardless of cost. We trust your sovereign will, and we thank you. In Jesus name we pray.

[A]

Amen. And as always, keep your faith strong, your family close, and your freedom alive.

[B]

Good night.

[A]

Thank you for tuning in. Come join us next Tuesday live in studio. Turn it up. Turn it up, fellas. This is an I Heart podcast.