D (4:48)

So, Jason, you've seen this unfold over a pretty long period of time. In Seattle, they've had antifa type stuff for ages. They had the explosion of homelessness there. It felt like Seattle was in really severe crisis about five years ago. I remember Seattle is dying and all of that. And it seems to me, obviously it's still a blue city. Obviously it still has a lot of problems, but it does seem to have pulled back from the, you know, autonomous zone level crisis they were in. Are there any lessons from that for how the whole country might regard this national antifa as they what. How do people kind of, how do you defeat this process that they enact on us to use the kind of weaponize weakness against the system?

C (5:30)

Well, it's interesting because had we had this conversation a few months ago, my answer would have been a little bit more clear as it's going to be because unfortunately, the voters just took a giant step backwards or took a mile backwards, because after all that nonsense with the autonomous zone, the voters put in place someone who is at least perceived to be a little bit more moderate. Now, I didn't view our last mayor as moderate, but he was booted out of office for a. A socialist, an open socialist who has already instituted a bunch of plans that's sending us back in the wrong direction. So I don't know if Seattle voters learned their lesson. Now, if you look back and you're just kind of dweeby like me and you look at the general, I don't know, algorithm of voters, here is the Seattle base of radicals. They push us very, very, very far to the left. Then the voters say, okay, let's dial it back a notch. Then you see some results. But then they go and say, okay, well, now that we saw course correction, let's go back in the crazy direction. And so that's where we're at right now. We're headed back in that crazy direction. And you know, this whole idea of the protesters and how organized they are, like yesterday there was yet another march in downtown Seattle, you know, ruining all the traffic again. And they were doing this because they wanted to speak in solidarity with what's going on in Minneapolis. Again, it's the same people who show up every single time who are engaged in this and they're allowed to do whatever it is they want to do because they're doing it for some quote unquote, righteous position. And that's how it's going to unfold. I imagine. There's going to be another one today and another one tomorrow, and it's going to be the same people showing up. So I don't know if we've actually truly learned a lesson because we never seem to learn our lesson for more than four years at a time.

B (7:14)

Yeah, and you're talking Katie Wilson, she's a real peach, by the way. And you guys are going to have a massive problem with Somali fraud. Rings as well in the state of Washington. They are rampant there. Jonathan Cho, who's with TPOSA Frontlines, has been doing investigations on that. This is an emerging story that you guys are going to have to confront. I'm worried that if we don't squash this right now, Jason, with a massive show of force, which seems like we're going the opposite direction, we're going to have an even tougher problem in cities like Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Chicago come the spring and summer months when the weather's better. So are you worried about seeing that as well? I mean, because you could let this stuff peter out and then it flares up again. Peter out, Flares up again. Or you could squash it definitively. And I don't like seeing guys like Bovino be left out on, you know, to take, you know, take the rap for everybody here. I want to see us squash this.

C (8:04)

Yeah, he should not take the wrap. However, I do think it's reasonable to say a criticism is that I don't think he handled this over the weekend particularly well. And I think the President is trying to clean that all up. The president has been really good about putting competent people in positions of power and just sort of letting them take the lead and he'll come in when he needs to, and he obviously needed to immediately. Calling Alex Preddy a domestic terrorist was a unwise decision. It was not going to play in the context of even the video that we had at the time. To just merely jump to that, that quickly, knowing that the left wing media is never, ever, ever going to be sympathetic to any messaging coming from ICE or coming from CBP or from this administration, just seemed like an unforced error. I think the President is making the right move and putting Tom Homan in charge for now. I don't think Bovino, again, to your point, he shouldn't be just thrown under the bus of this. Neither should be. Neither should we do that to Christie.

A (9:01)

No.

C (9:01)

However, I don't think that they handled the messaging well in this case. And it seemed to be put out there in a way that I completely understand. Right. Wanting to immediately back your staff, whether again, it's border Patrol, ICE or any law enforcement makes sense because the context has been, no matter what it is they do, they're going to be thrown under the bus by left wing media. They're going to be relentlessly attacked. And so the natural instinct is to protect them. But the way you protect them does matter. And the initial messaging went a little bit too far. They did it without the evidence. On their side. And look, there were conservatives who called out some of the messaging around one's right to bear arms and have a concealed carry. You know, it's obviously not illegal in Minnesota to have concealed carry while going into a protest. It doesn't mean that what he did was wise. It very clearly wasn't. And had they focused on that, I think they would have won that messaging or at least had a little bit more of an upper hand.

B (10:04)

No, and I agree with you. I think the Renee Goode case is a clear cut, self defense case. Right. The Preddy case is a little bit different. If you were omniscient, omniscient, omnipotent, you would probably, looking back, say you didn't have to fire. All right. And the messaging after, I would, I would agree, was not helpful based on the video evidence that we had. If you knew Charlie Kirk, you knew this. He was a connector. Charlie believed in finding good people and connecting them with other good people that he cared about. When someone truly took care of him, Charlie would never hesitate to recommend them. Andrew Del Rey and Todd Avakin were two of those people. They personally helped Charlie and Erica with their mortgage needs and Charlie trusted them completely. Whether it was a home buyer trying to qualify or someone needing to consolidate debt or, or see if they could get a lower rate in payments, these were the guys Charlie sent people to. And right now, timing matters. The market has shifted and rates have come down. There's more inventory. Bidding wars have cooled and buyers finally have more control. But that window won't stay open forever. As rates come down, competition will return. That's why being prepared now is so important. Andrew and Todd at Union Home mortgage bring over 40 years of combined experience and guide you through the process. Clearly, no pressure, no guesswork. These are the people Charlie trusted and they're the people you can count on.

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B (11:44)

Alright, so we gotta talk about some of the lib freak out. Jason, you live in a very liberal city, Seattle. I don't know why you're still up in Seattle by the way, but God bless you for braving up there. I went to University of Washington. I appreciate Seattle, Very beautiful city, very crazy city. So These people are crazy. They are dangerous people. These are provocateurs. Right? They are agitators. They are communists, often. 302. This is an antifa member. Get your reaction on the other side.

A (12:14)

Show up ready to go. Okay, no, not talking about peaceful protests anymore. We're not talking about having polite conversations anymore. Sorry, but welcome to America 2026, where.

E (12:27)

Second Amendment is the only thing that's.

C (12:29)

Going to keep you protected from literal.

E (12:32)

Nazi gunmen that are killing innocent people.

A (12:35)

In the street with impunity. This is not a joke. There's nothing fun to chant about it.

C (12:43)

Get your guns and stop these people.

B (12:48)

That's probably your neighbor. Jason. How am I supposed to do with this? This is radical stuff.

C (12:55)

What we're supposed to do with it is call it out and ensure that this kind of messaging isn't normalized. And that's been the reality, I think, for the last several years, that kind of messaging was completely normalized, where you've got these sad people, lonely, dangerous people who have convinced themselves that they're actual heroes, that they're freedom fighters, and if not for their violence and activism, we would be headed towards a fascist country. They believe we're already in that. That, that space. And that's the sad part. And that's why so many people, yourself included, myself included, we've talked about this for the last several years of when you've got radical leftists who are in positions of power, who are out there as recently as yesterday and over the weekend, talking about how, you know, they're fighting Nazis, the Gestapo, they're fighting Adolf Hitler incarnate. We know that that's incredibly dangerous. It's not just hyperbole, and they know it's not just hyperbole and that it's inspiring their base to commit these kinds of violent acts or at least threaten them. And, you know, the attention has to be on unnormalizing and stigmatizing, again, this kind of language. The reality is there's always going to be crazy people out there and people get inspired by all sorts of things. The question is whether or not the messaging inspiring some of these people are delivered in good faith or not. And when you've got Anne Frank references by Tim Walsh, that's not delivered in good. In good faith. When you've got Gavin Newsom out there, it's not delivered in good faith. It's intended to create this kind of violence and at least at a bare minimum, this kind of violent rhetoric. And they believe that they benefit from it because they keep getting rewarded by left Wing press for these kinds of statements. And, you know, the good news is, you know, that individual that you just played, his Venmo, was taken down. I believe his Instagram has been taken down. He now says he's on the run. Trying to now flip this into him being some kind of victim. He's not the victim. He is the bad guy in the story.

B (14:51)

That's right. Speaking of bad guys and not normalizing bad behavior, you are in Seattle, so I have to ask you about the Super Bowl. Bad Bunny will dress to impress at the super bowl but won't wear a dress. So this is new. This is breaking.

D (15:05)

Breaking no dress.

B (15:06)

Breaking no dress, Jason. So this is cowardice.

D (15:11)

He's just backing down.

B (15:13)

He blinked. He blinked. So give us your perspective. I'm just disappointed.

C (15:18)

He should be wearing a dress or he shouldn't be performing. If you're gonna go all in, you might as well just go, I want it all in Spanish and I want it in a dress.

B (15:25)

Yeah. And so Bad Bunny, he did not include US concert tours for fear in his tour. So he didn't include US tour stops in his tour because of fear of ice raids. And now we're hearing Super Bowl 2026 ice agents to conduct enforcement as Trump boycotts the game. There's a lot of layers here to this Super Bowl. You are a Seattle resident. Give us your POV on this super bowl and the much discussed halftime show.

C (15:54)

Yeah, I will say this season has felt a little bit different, that we've kind of gotten away from a lot of the wokene. No doubt it's become less woke as a league. I enjoy watching hometown teams in whether it's a Super bowl or World Series. Fingers crossed next year. So I'm not going to boycott something that I might actually enjoy because of a bunch of lunatics. I don't particularly care about the halftime show. I didn't really know who Bad Bunny was when he became all controversial. I kind of heard of him, but not really followed anything. I will do what I normally do during the halftime, which is just not watch. I focus on the game and, you know, to the extent that anyone enjoys the super bowl, watch the super bowl if that's what you enjoy. Do not allow woke scolds.

B (16:39)

I have to interject here, Jason. We do have a all American halftime show that we would gladly welcome you to watch. It'll be all over x, all over YouTube, all over all over Rumble. So, yep, there it is. The all American halftime show. We do not say the other word in that. In that sentence for fear of legal reprisal. But 2, 8, 25 all American halftime show, we're gonna have more details on that next week, so please do stay tuned. But yeah, I mean, I think this is a really interesting touch point actually, just as a culture, because, you know, we have a guy that seems to not really like America performing at the biggest stage that we have. And that's a really unfortunate reality. Go ahead, Jason.

E (17:25)

It is.

C (17:25)

I just don't want to cede that kind of power to these people to take away something that other people enjoy. It's the same thing. You know, I don't go out of my way to support people who don't support this country, but I also don't allow them to ruin something for me. And the super bowl is not about the halftime show. And to your point, there's some counter programming that's way better to consume for 15, 20 minutes and that's what people should do. But I'm not going to say I'm going to boycott an entire league or a championship game because of some people on the radical left demanding it. If we seed over football or baseball or any sports to the left and we're going to run out of things to enjoy.

B (18:10)

Seattle Red, check it out. Jason Rance, thank you so much.

C (18:14)

Thanks, guys.

B (18:17)

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B (19:24)

Alex Marlowe, editor in chief of Breitbart, host of the Alex Marlowe show. And you were just live an hour ago. So everybody should check that out. Get it tape delayed, watch our show live, then go check out Alex's. Welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. Alex, good to see you.

E (19:40)

We got the most popular slot all of us do, because we all want to walk in Rush's shoes and then Dennis shoes and then Charlie's shoes. So everyone wants to be on at noon Eastern. But you guys have been sounding amazing. I've been listening. You guys are doing a terrific job, and I'm really proud of both of you guys. So keep up the great work, please.

B (19:56)

Thank you. Our humble offering, our meager offering here. But listen, we got to keep the mission moving forward, and you know, that's what Charlie would want us to do. And you sometimes record out of Dennis's studio in Los Angeles, right?

E (20:08)

Yeah, that's where I'm at right now. I'm in the chair that was once occupied by our good friend Dennis Prager, who is and as brilliant as ever, but did suffer a catastrophic paralysis in an accident just over a year ago. And so luckily, he's creating a lot of great content still, and I think we'll only create more. But I don't know if he'll be using the studio anymore. Then that's where I'm broadcasting live every day at noon for an hour. But it's on tape delay, podcast feed. So by all means, there's plenty of time to catch both shows.

B (20:35)

That's right. Get it tape delayed on. I have to do that because we have to rep our own. Of course.

E (20:39)

Absolutely. I understand.

B (20:40)

And I had the honor of joining you. I believe that's coming out in a few days, so that was great.

E (20:45)

Yes, in a couple of days. So probably a Thursday or Friday drop. Andrew and I spent an hour together. I got to tell you, both of us got misty a couple of times. We go back a long ways. And people who are listening to the show know that I went back a very long way with Charlie back when he was a still a high schooler, sending me a tip at Breitbart News, which we requested that he write up himself. The thing was lightning in a bottle. He was all over Fox. He's all over talk radio. And that was one of several, I would say, little roles I played in Charlie's rise that I'm so proud of and I'll be talking about forever.

B (21:15)

Yeah, I mean, it's really true. And actually, you're kind of getting to where my first question was gonna start. And that is, we don't probably have President Trump without Breitbart News. We don't have President Trump without Andrew Breitbart. I mean, you could go back even further. You are an expert at analyzing the current political moment. There is a lot of back and forth about all of the illegals going home. Worst first, this debate, how to message the tactics. You got Homan going up there, Bovino's out. Make sense of it for us, Alex. Make sense of this political moment and what the admin needs to do.

E (21:50)

Yeah, I think Trump's actually been kind of spot on on this, which is great. And he has a lot of proxies, but his instincts are kind of the best. And I think that if any of you watched the Zapruder film, which I'm sure everyone has, and broken it down, I don't know if it was a good shoot or not. There's smart people in my life who say it was. There's some smart people in my life who say it wasn't. And that's not really the point here. The point here is to clarify that the goal is to try to tone down the interplay that's taking place between the institutional, well funded, organized left agitators and activists. They're not protesters. There's no protest going on. And you don't show up at a law enforcement operation armed with multiple magazines. If you're just protesting, you're doing this because you're trying to cause problems. And that's exactly what happened. And getting back on that messaging, but still understanding that we don't really know if this was a legal shooting or a just shooting. And we got to let all that work out. And what we gotta do is move on as fast as we can to things we want to talk about, which is deportations, which is wildly popular with Americans, and cracking down on illegal immigrant and immigrant fraud that's happening in this country. We just got to pivot back there as fast as humanly possible. I trust Donald Trump to do that. And I'll tell you who else I trust. Tom Homan. It's not just that Bevino's getting moved off and Noam's getting moved off, that's a very small part of it. It's Tom Homan is the man, he was put on earth for these exact moments. And putting him in charge is exactly the right move.

B (23:12)

Completely agree. I believe that Tom Holman is the perfect man for the job. And Blake, you made this point earlier. Messaging, discipline. There's nobody better than Tom Holmes.

D (23:20)

Messaging, discipline, experience. And it's a fine thing to navigate because they are in that position where you do need to change what the narrative is around it. But you can't retreat, you can't concede, you can't say they won. You certainly can't make it look like they won. And. And I think it's actually paying dividends that we have multiple sort of famous immigration hawks within DHS such that you can swap out personnel without making it look like a total teardown.

B (23:48)

Yeah. Well, this is interesting. I'm getting some breaking news here. Pima County, Arizona. Shooting incident occurred this Morning near milepost 15 on Arivaca Road. Border Patrol officers are on the scene. We saw some. Some new activity out of Arizona yesterday. Actually, you could throw this B roll up 334. Ice has been on the scene here in Phoenix, Arizona, Maricopa County. And you're seeing the semblance, I think, the beginning pieces of what we've seen in Minneapolis, where they're organized, there's obviously some group chats. They're monitoring these unmarked vehicles, these DHS cars, and they're attacking them. They're going after them to harass. And these young women apparently took a. A selfie with some ICE officers, apparently in support, and they instantly got harassed and chased by activists. So this. So this is my whole point with this, what we're seeing in Minneapolis. We cannot be perceived to be weak. Now, if Trump can strike a deal, I'm with you. I trust Trump's instincts here. I think the pivot can be fine. I think some of the messaging was mishandled. I agree. If these. If they were omnipotent in this interaction with. They probably wouldn't have done what they did. They probably wouldn't have taken the shot. But you're completely right. It's beside the point. This gentleman should not have been impeding ICE officers. And by the way, again, we made the point earlier. This was not a protest. This was him trying to impede law enforcement. The protest happened after the shooting. Okay, so he was obviously up to no good. And apparently there's some other video that's coming out right now, Alex, that shows that he had an interaction with ICE about a week before. He's claiming that he was tackled by ICE officers or whatever.

A (25:26)

Whatever.

B (25:27)

I don't care. Get the heck out of the way. Let law enforcement do their job. And for the love of God, the Trump administration cannot look weak on this. And I don't think that's what's gonna happen here. But they cannot look weak.

E (25:37)

Are you guys afraid of being shot right now? Are you afraid ICE is Gonna shoot you?

A (25:41)

No.

E (25:41)

Why not? Because first of all, you're not a legal alien evading arrest and you're not a white, leftist, well funded protester who's not really a protester, who's really an activist who's armed, who's showing up to agitate. The problem is, is that when people like Tim Walls and people like Jacob Fry actually has acknowledged at least that there's Somali fraud going on, he's at least said for whatever reason that, yeah, there is some bad stuff happening here to his credit. But you saw what happens on cnn. You see what happens with Tim Wall said there is no basis for ICE being there. Of course there's a basis. We've all seen the videos. We all know what's happening with aliens in that part of the country. They're stealing taxpayer money. But here's the point here. The most important thing here is that for all of us to understand is that we cannot be perceived as weak because our eye on the ball needs to be that we are going to make America more affordable. We're going to make it safer. And they hate that. And that's really what they're protesting against, is not even a protest. What they're doing is they're trying to deliberately stop the enforcement of our laws because they know a lot of society is better for them politically. And we've got to be able to explain that to people in an efficient and effective way. And we've got to cut through the noise, which I think we can do. Especially when they're running so far to the extreme where they're calling Stephen Miller. Rick Wilson from the Lincoln Project was saying, Stephen Miller needs to be hung. He needs, seriously needs to be hung in public. You had that crazy guy with the pink P word hat on on CNN yesterday who was talking about how they're going to put people in ovens. That level of extremity, we need to use that to our advantage to point out that these people are truly radical and they have no sense of common sense.

B (27:13)

Yeah, I mean, I completely agree. And you've got my favorite guy here, Jimmy Kimmel, giving them air support because that's what he always do. This is from about a week ago, but it plays 339.

E (27:24)

They're trying out a new slogan. Donald J. Trump is gonna kill you. He isn't just killing people overseas. An ICE agent today shot and killed an unarmed 37 year old woman during an ICE operation in Minneapolis. They're there under the guise of protecting us.

B (27:40)

I want to see two.

E (27:42)

I get the out of money out.

A (27:45)

There, get the out of water.

B (27:51)

And now you've got Stephen Colbert screaming from the top of his lungs. You guys have this up on Breitbart. Colbert screams f ice. Kimmel is crying and Jon Stewart rants about guns after latest federal agent involved shooting. So the air support's coming in. They think they're gonna win the hearts and minds here. And I just want everybody to be very clear that they this is a tactic they harass. They get martyrs so they get some casualties, then they play victim.

E (28:18)

The martyring part is really essential because I don't know what was in Alex Pareti's heart, but I know that if he was trying to commit suicide by ice, he would have not behaved any differently. That's exactly how he behaved, is in a way that was designed so that he would get killed and then he would become a martyr. Now I don't know, I have no idea if that's what his intention was was, but I know that that is a playbook now that can be followed. And now ISIS to be extra careful and they have an important job to do. They're trying to enforce our immigrations and custom laws. That's all they're there to do. They're not there to do anything else. They probably don't even want to be there. They'd probably rather be at home. But they're there deployed to try to enforce what's clearly immigration violations that's taking place in the area. And so their lives can be made difficult when these media cycles play out the way they have. Because what's happened now is this is penetrated in the broader culture. People not following shows like this or content like ours, people who are just casual observers of the news and they hear wow, I shot a guy, they're cold blooded and they don't hear the context, they don't hear any sort of corrections that take place. And that is something where we need to be very conscious. And I think President Trump is, to be honest with you.

B (29:25)

Yeah, I mean Blake, I'd love your thoughts on this because you know, you have been advocating for less, I guess, boisterous, performative tweeting from dhs.

D (29:36)

What you want here is what the bass wants is they want proof that it's working. And for a lot of people like the boisterous stuff, the performative stuff, it's kind of a way of showing like, hey, we're serious about this, we have credibility on this. But I think the base would also just accept the clear, obvious signs that what you're doing is working. In fact, the freakouts of the left are often all the proof you need that this is happening. So you don't necessarily need a big car, like a meme of someone like sobbing as they're like taken away in a helicopter or whatever. As long as the left is freaking out and it's very clear that this is, this is all happening, that you're getting the job done. That's what the base will be satisfied with. It's just like with the border. You don't need infinity memes that the border is closed. The border is closed. Everyone knows it. And that's the victory.

B (30:22)

Yeah, it's interesting. I hate this article from the Wall Street Journal, but it says this. This is backfiring against Republicans. Waltz is happy. And they call the comm strategy the own the libs strategy for dhs. Maybe they have a point there. Hi, folks. Andrew Colvett here. I'd like to tell you about my friends over at why Refi. You've probably been hearing me talk about why Refi for some time now. We are all in with these guys. If you or someone you know is struggling with private student loan debt, take my advice and give them a call. Maybe you're behind on your payments, maybe you're even in default. You don't have to live in this nightmare anymore. Why Refi will provide you a custom payment based on your ability to pay. They tailor each loan individually. They can save you thousands of dollars and you can get your life back. We go to campuses all over America and we see student after student who's drowning in private student loan debt. Many of them don't even know how much they owe. Yrefi can help. Just go to yrefi.com that's the letter Y. Then refi.com and remember why Refi doesn't care what your credit score is. Just go to yrefi.com and tell them your friend Andrew sent you. We are joined by Alex Marlow. I'm just getting details on some breaking news here that Alex Preddy was shot, who was shot in Minneapolis and died this past weekend, had an earlier incident. He stopped his car after observing ice. Agents chasing what he described as a family on foot began shouting, blowing his whistle. And then he later told the same sources that five agents tackled him and one leaned on his back, appearing to break his rib. This according to sources. So a week before he was ultimately killed, he was out there cosplaying as a, you know, vigilante here. So broke rib in confrontation with federal agents of weeks, week before death, sources say. So that's an interesting wrinkle. He was apparently known to law enforcement in Minneapolis. So fascinating detail. I don't know what to necessarily make of that, but obviously this was a person that was devoting his life and his time to confronting law enforcement, to stopping ice, the definition of an anti ICE organizer. So there's that. I want to take our attention in a slightly different direction. Alex. This is Jennifer Welch, who's now made a name for herself as being basically the most vile person that you see on social media. She's attacking white evangelical Christianity in this clip. We'll play it, Alex, and get your take on the other side. 333.

F (32:58)

Evangelical Christianity is a cancer. These are the worst of our country. They use their religion in two ways. As a weapon and as a shield. They weaponize it whenever they want to and say, we're on the moral high ground. You're a lesbian. You deserve to die. You're a lesbian. The cops shouldn't have revived you. Oh, your parents are Mexicans and they brought you over here. Yeah, you should go to jail and eat worm food. And then when you call them out on it, oh my God, they're after the Christians. How dare they? How dare they? We're so oppressed. White Christians are so oppressed in this country. And it should come as no surprise to anyone that of this cult that I'm talking about, white evangelicals, over 80% went and voted triple trumped.

D (33:47)

This person is basically, it's. If you read about like the Rwanda genocide, there's a thing called Hutu radio. So it was the Hutus and Tutsis and Hutu radio is basically just this radio station that broadcasts constant anti Tutsi propaganda that, you know, called them cockroaches, things like that. And this woman just feels like that for, well, white evangelical Christian America, like a lot of that is just insane lies. And she does it non stop all the time. Like she's kind of. She's the final boss of Awfuls, as it were. Very, very dark woman. And man, we're probably gonna be stuck with her a long time, but she's a lunatic. Like a very. A very hateful lunatic. And like you, you can just tell, like this woman. This woman would be like having that obnoxious, incredibly sinister grin of hers as she funnels you into a gas chamber or whatever.

B (34:46)

She's good at the otherizing language. Alex, your reaction?

E (34:49)

Yeah, I love the content. I mean, it is pure evil. It just also false. I mean, Christians tend to Be way more charitable. They spend way more time volunteering. I mean, I can't tell you how all the horrible stuff said about Christians is some of them, I think, do badly, but they at least mean well. And a lot of them, as a percentage, spend a lot more of their time doing productive things for our society. And I feel like as we've gotten more secular, we've certainly gotten less happy. We have more crime, we have less optimism. So I think we should would all benefit from a more Christian revival approach to society. That's my take. Obviously, she disagrees, but I'm just very pro her saying this stuff publicly, because if people want to hold up this person who is so unappealing, is so unconvincing, is so angry and so petty, as a champion of their values, this makes me very positive. This is the thing is that when you look at their slate of spokespeople right now, the Tampoo and Timmy Walls, I mean, these people are so unlikable, they're so uncharismatic, they're so full of baloney, that I think that it is just a remarkable opportunity for the rest of us, especially happy warriors in the Christian faith in particular, to stand up and say, we're not gonna tolerate any of this and we're gonna beat it.

B (36:02)

You know what it struck me with that clip is you could insert lgbtq, you could insert Black America, you could insert any of their preferred victim groups, their marginalized groups, their special interest groups, and that would be 100% true of basically any leftist flavor of the week. So it just strikes me as this massive projection. And to your point, Christians are the best of this country. Yeah, we're not perfect. Yeah, we make mistakes. But you try having an America without Christianity, and it will fail. The country that she's enjoying, the country that she's blessed to be in, whether she acknowledges it or not, is a blessing because it is good. And why is it good? It's because it's Christian roots. This is something Charlie talked about so much. So much. That is what makes America great, actually, is how great people are.

E (36:51)

To look at this at a literal point where she says that evangelical Christianity is a cancer, and these are the worst people in the country. Well, they're the worst because they're threatening to her, because we tend to vote conservative. And that's the main thing to understand is that we people of faith believe that God is above all else. God, family. And then maybe politics is third for us. Maybe it's fourth behind career, stuff like that, that it's A But for the left right now, it's politics above all else. They believe that politics is their guiding principle and the ends justify the means in order for them to achieve political victory. And just note that if there's a group of people who are God fearing, who pay their taxes, who are not criminals, who do a lot of volunteer work or give a lot to charity, they do not care if you don't support their guy politically. If you support the opposite side, the Donald Trump side, then you are inherently bad and wrong. And it's very important to understand that there's not a lot of place where we can agree. There's a huge amount of daylight between the two positions in this country, and that's relatively new, where there's such a big gulf.

B (37:58)

I totally agree. We actually talked about this in our conversation, Alex, and this is the Charlie Kirk Show. So we're gonna play a clip of Charlie talking about just this, 345.

A (38:07)

John Adams seamlessly said, the Constitution was only written for a moral and religious people. It was wholly inadequate for the people of any other. The body politic of America was so Christian and was so Protestant that our form and structure of government was built for the people that believed in Christ our Lord. One of the reasons we're living through a constitutional crisis is that we no longer have a Christian nation, but we have a Christian form of government, and they're incompatible. So you cannot have liberty if you do not have a Christian population.

B (38:33)

I'll never forget watching that live. Brilliant. I looked at the team, a longer clip that I'd love to play. We just don't have enough time. But I think you're right, Alex. This is a threat to her, her way of life. Christianity is a threat to her cult. The left really is a cult. It's an ideological cult. And she knows that we're a threat and we should become a bigger threat and organize even in greater measure. Alex, final 30 seconds to you.

E (38:58)

Yeah. I'm optimistic that with the message of Charlie, with what you guys are carrying forward, what I'm trying to do, and so many others like us, that this will just fuel people to get focused. You play this clip to someone who's not a hardcore leftist and they say, this woman is completely insane. I don't want anything to do with anything she associated with. So that's why I'm gonna keep playing clips like this myself.

B (39:18)

Amen. Alex Marlo, host of the Alex Marlow Show, Editor in chief of Breitbarten Breaking the Law is also out. So check out that book. Your breaking series is really important, Alex. Charlie was a big believer in it. Thank you for making the time, my friend. We'll see you soon.

E (39:32)

You guys stick with it. You guys are doing a great job. For more on many of these stories and news you can Trust, go to charliekirk.com.