C (1:53)

There's a lot of golf courses in this town. There's a lot of golf courses, which you'd think, you know, the water, I don't know, the heat, the grass, but it works. I don't know how you guys pull it off in Arizona before we get into it with Danica here, which. Thank you so much again for making it into the studio. It's always great to have people in the studio. I. I just. We have to. We have to bring it up. It has to be the first thing. Go ahead and throw up.336. And the rumors are true. Jack Posobic has manifested this via a joke. And on this show that Turning Point USA will be hosting the all American halftime show. A celebration of faith, family and freedom. And that, of course, will be on 2 8, 2026. If you want more details as they come, please go to american halftime show.com american halftime show.com so I know there's a lot of news in the world. There's the Gaza Israel peace deal. There's Antifa. There's so many things we gotta get to. There's was it Luke Bryan. I always get the Brian Zack Bryan. There's the Zach Bryan. We're gonna get to all of this, by the way, but I just want to throw it to you. You have existed at the nexus of pop culture sports. So, you know, we've got Bad Bunny who's gonna be performing at the halftime show, the official one. I think we're gonna get a lot of eyeballs on this event. Cause I think because of that selection of somebody who doesn't speak English and sings only in span to have a lot of disregard and contempt for our country, it's going to turn a lot of people off. What say you, Danica Patrick?

D (3:30)

Well, I was, I talked about this last week with Steve Bannon on his show War Room, and I had posted that I think that it's wrong that someone that doesn't speak English is performing at the halftime show for the super bowl. For. I thought it was 100 million. I looked it up. It was like 127 million people to some degree. Watch, watch that. Watch the Super Bowl. And, you know, I feel like it's such a uniting event. It's such a. Sports in general, I think, is uniting. Of course, you've got your team and someone else does, but generally it's like fun. You come together. And especially the halftime show, everyone's excited to watch it. What's it gonna be? You know, is there any surprises? And I think the only surprise that we're gonna get is if not that if Americans learn how to speak Spanish in four months like he asked them to do on Saturday Night Live, but if he speaks English, that would be the surprise of. I just don't think that it. I just don't think it represents our country and, and, and our sort of crown jewel event of the year. It's the highest rated show of the year on anything. And, you know, and obviously he sort of had a problem with ICE being at his shows and not wanting to have his fans, so he decided he didn't want to perform in the United States. And, you know, I just think that's all just kind of plays into such a weird narrative about why someone like that was chosen. The best excuse is, and I use the excuse is that, I don't know, is the NFL trying to create more reach in different demographics and areas?

C (5:04)

I think that had to have been the calculus because, you know, Bad Bunny, I learned this from Daisy. I had no idea. But Bad Bunny is he's apparently been the top stream or whatever for Gen Z. Oh, yeah, for Gen Z. So. And yeah. And I mean, his biggest audience is gonna be in Latin America. Even I think he's Puerto Rican, if I'm not mistaken. So a lot of people, I mean, I get the calculus, but the fact that you just had this election in 2024, you had the whole country kind of seems it was not a close election, let's be fair. And at least by electoral vote standpoint, but also too big to rig. So the whole country's moving this one direction. Trump remains extremely popular on his deportations, all this stuff. So that seems to be the big crux with him. So it just feels like a very tone deaf thing to do for Americans. I get the idea of expanding out, but this is our show.

D (6:02)

Yeah. I mean, obviously then there's too been such a sort of conversation around the choices for the super bowl halftime show and Jay Z being involved and there being sort of a satanic angle to them. And I think it was Jaden Smith maybe was another one that just come up. Like a pop star with like, red is a very common color that is used to like, sort of, sort of get this like message across or maybe this sort of underlying message of satanic rituals or something. Look, I, I don't know. All these things are speculation, but it sure is an interesting choice. And he is sure definitely had some very odd music videos recorded where he does look like a demon in them and is doing weird things or trans. I mean, very commonly wearing like dresses and heels and pearls and all kinds of things. And I mean, I just, you know, fake prosthetics.

C (6:55)

Yeah, here's some imagery.

D (6:58)

Prosthetics. Yeah, yeah.

C (6:59)

Like the satanic imagery.

E (7:01)

It's just everyone is always on guard every year, I think for the Super Bowl. For the, the.

C (7:07)

Yes.

E (7:07)

You look at the, at the event, you're going through everything and they're always expecting to see what are they going to try to force upon America.

A (7:16)

Every year.

C (7:17)

Yeah.

E (7:17)

And when it's, when it's. I mean, we always used to joke about this with Charlie because this was.

C (7:22)

Like he would always tweet their.

E (7:23)

This is an epicenter of, like, culture every year where everybody's paying attention and going, okay, are they trying to force on, you know, more trans stuff, more violent debauchery, more blm, More. Yeah, that was always the question.

C (7:41)

And so sexual anarchy.

E (7:42)

So the reason why I like what we're doing here is because now the ball's back in the core of the planners of the main event, which is what we have to refer to it as, the main event.

C (7:53)

We now have a cudgel to use against them if they're going to continue to heap contempt on the people that pay their bills and go to their games and buy the tickets.

E (8:04)

So now they're going to have to change things or we'll keep doing it. Gore more. Go more intense right on their side. They're more debaucherous more. Which that could actually be an outcome that comes out of this is that they actually respond.

D (8:17)

Essentially. Right. Which actually helps, as many people are going to watch this other show. Yes. As opposed to theirs. And so, I mean, we saw this with the Jimmy Kimmel stuff. I feel like, you know, some of the things I posted about that opinionated, I'm like, look, it's all about ratings. It's about money. And if he. His ratings had gone down, he wasn't as funny. He was just making cutting, personal sort of digs at people based on his own beliefs. It wasn't. You can take the stuff that's going on in the world, whether it's politics or whatnot, and make it funny and be super sarcastic. But when you sort of deliver it the way he does, and I'm like, look, at the end of the day, ratings are what matters. And as I said, like, I was like, the clock is ticking again, Jimmy. And from what I read the other day, it looks like it's not going in the right direction for him. And then he just did an interview yesterday or the day before where he basically said he didn't really know there was a problem until he was taken off the air. It's like, wow, these people don't even. They really don't care, do they? They really don't care. And I think that it'll be very interesting to see how the American people or the public or the world even decides to vote with their viewership on whether or not they watch the halftime show or whether or not they watch your show or whether or not they watch another one, because maybe there'll be another one, too.

C (9:30)

Yeah. And listen, everybody's free to do it. I mean, this is setting a Precedent which we don't like. We want everybody to be united. We want us all to have one cultural touch point. I think it's important that we have one gathering point. And listen, we're not saying don't watch the game. We're not saying anything like that. We're saying there is a line. And when you hire a guy to do the job that hates our country seemingly, and hates the government and hates the rule of law that the American people just voted for and just like, yeah, all this weird satanic stuff, it's like, listen, there might be some consequences that you don't like so much, and there needs to be consequences, because there have been halftime shows that went too far. I think they. They reeled it back in, you know, and there's been some. Some better ones. But this. This. This. This was gonna happen whether we did it or not. By the way, to your point, the. The people were outraged at Bad Bunny.

D (10:19)

Sometimes you don't try and fix what's there. You start something new completely, and that's the easiest way. And that's what. It's your. That's what you're doing.

C (10:26)

I don't disagree.

E (10:27)

I'll say this point to Andrew is we have. We have a huge opportunity in front of us now with this. With this event, to execute it in a way that might change how America views these big events in the future. Because this has never really been attempted before.

D (10:44)

Yeah.

E (10:45)

And I know. And again, this isn't unique. There's many different groups that have talked about this, and so we want to give a nod. There might be multiple different things, but America using the ability to press the off button and to use their wallet actually to make decisions is really critical. It's not just zombie their way through the things that are put in front of them. And so this is a really, really important cultural moment for America.

C (11:07)

I agree. We'll see what happens.

A (11:11)

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C (11:20)

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D (12:27)

I'm super curious to see what the viewership will be like.

C (12:29)

Yeah, well, I mean.

D (12:30)

I mean, well, look what happened with the service, obviously, and those being Christian bands. And the. The moment, of course, that sort of led to what. When it transitioned into all of the amazing speakers coming up, like, with the. It was like, almost like a hymn. And everybody. I mean, I was bawling my eyes out there while that was all going on. The music is really powerful, and there's something to do with, like, the coming together in the community n of it when everybody's sort of in the same energy space. So I. I'm very interested. And there's. There's so many great Christian bands these days that are really fun.

C (13:04)

Well, and we're gonna do.

D (13:04)

My sister plays a lot of them for her kids, so I listen to a lot of them.

C (13:07)

I think it's gonna be a mix of, if you will, like, crossover bands. Christian.

D (13:13)

You guys got Creed. You guys got Creed.

C (13:15)

We're not prepared. We're not prepared to make any announcements yet, but it could be a lot.

E (13:20)

It could be a lot of different.

C (13:20)

Things, and we're gonna have to.

D (13:21)

I'm gonna throw mainstream bands, the Red Clay Strays, into the mix, because the Red Clay Strays of them, they're kind of like. I don't know if they'd be considered rock, but they're a fantastic band. Check them out. But they. They sing a lot of, like, Christian driven music. And they say, why do we sit. We sing about our life, and we're not here to sing Christian music, but God is in our life. And. And so, anyway, there's some great songs there, so I'm. I'm gonna throw them in the hat for you guys. He said he had reached out to. He said the lead singer had sent him an email to Turning Point and just said, look, I don't know if anyone's gonna get it. I just want to you guys, to have the music and know it's there for you. So, anyway, there's a lot of incredible bands that I'm sure would put on a fantastic performance.

E (14:03)

This has spurred a lot of conversation, too, around just again, the broader sports community. We've been talking for many years about what would it be like, look like to have a pro America bowl game, like a real bowl game that had all the stuff for on the college side.

C (14:18)

Oh, you mean.

E (14:20)

So I. We've had some conversations, so we're hoping this all spurs well.

C (14:24)

And this is all a testament to Charlie's legacy. I mean, nothing like this would have been possible, you know, without just this outpouring of just energy that was just flush with energy. And people want to get involved and they want to see the culture change. And I think this is a great way to do it, is just flex our muscles in this way. Yeah, exactly. I just want, for the audience's sake, we're bringing Jack Posobic in just the next segment, we're going to talk about antifa. We're going to talk about the Gaza peace deal, and Danica's going to sit around and hang with us for all of that, give her input. But in this segment, I want to give you a chance. I mean, you knew Charlie, you guys, we have pictures of. I'm sure that the team's gonna be putting that up on the B roll. Charlie was recruiting you in, like, in a not so subtle way. Why don't you tell us about that kind of some of your last interactions with us?

D (15:12)

Yeah, well, the last real interaction was not long after the election was over with and Donald Trump was put in the powerful position that he needed to be put in. And he sent a text to me and said, I. I have something I want to talk to you if. Call me if you have a minute. And I was like, that's awfully serious. So. And I don't. I mean, I know Charlie for sure, but I don't know him that well that it's like, what would this 911 kind of call be? So I called him and he said, hey, we want you to run for Congress. If you want to, we'll help you. We'll get that done. Like, he seemed very, very confident about that happening in that position to be in, which would be for Schweikart's seat. And then he said, if you like it after two years, we'll help you run for Senate. And I was like, whoa. I was like, I think I just got hit by a tornado. And it. Look, it's not the first time that people have said, are you going to run for office at some point or now or. But I told him, I was like, look, this is a pretty big decision. I don't think this is something I want to do, but I have a lot more questions. And he's like, great, we'll get together, we'll talk about a lunch or dinner or something. We'll. Whatever you ask, we'll talk about it. And we didn't end up having that. That lunch or dinner, that deeper conversation about it. I think that's about the point that he ran off to Mar a Lago for a couple of months and was doing the good work, that whatever he was doing, probably doing what he did to me with a whole bunch of.

C (16:40)

Other people giving them into roles they.

D (16:43)

Didn'T necessarily think, planning the Next, you know, 12 years of the country. And so, look, that. That. That was brought up. And so then when you contacted me about talking about Tyler, talking about, you know, running for.

C (16:57)

I. I think maybe this would be a good time to bring Tyler in, Dan, because you were probably in the room for some of this strategizing. Yeah.

E (17:06)

I mean, obviously, we don't want to spring anything on you, and that's part of the conversation. I think the broader context of the conversation is this concern for Arizona. Right.

D (17:14)

Sure.

E (17:15)

And where. Where things are at. So I don't know what. What developed or didn't develop in that conversation, but, you know, what are some of your feelings on Arizona? I mean, with or without running, you know, for office?

D (17:29)

I mean, I think that what I see is a whole. I always see Trump flags, American flags. It always feels very Republican or conservative or American. It feels very. It's always surprising to me that it's the swing state, but. So that's what I see. I think that, of course, we want to get people in position. I think that's what Charlie was.

C (17:53)

So.

D (17:53)

I mean, he's just such a. So he was just so intelligent and. Yeah. And passionate and convincing. Like, I'm not saying that he would have not convinced me if we'd had dinner and talked about all that. But.

C (18:05)

So. So can I ask.

D (18:07)

Yeah.

C (18:10)

Are you considering elected office?

D (18:14)

No. No. That's. That's.

C (18:16)

That's breaking news.

D (18:17)

Breaking news.

E (18:17)

That's breaking news.

D (18:18)

Simple, straightforward, and to the point, which is how I operate. And that's why the answer to him was, wow. I don't think this will be what I. What I want to do, but I have more questions, mostly because of. In in the context of how many people have asked me about that, I don't know what. I don't feel like I am qualified to do that kind of thing. But obviously something. People can see something in me. And so I'm not going to rule that out forever. But at this point in time, that is a no. I am not running for office. However, I would love to learn more and I would love to support the right candidates in their journey and getting into office and being able to keep this country going in the direction that it's going, the way it needs to go. And of course, Arizona to keep it. I mean, as many of these swing states as we can convert over and put into power in the right way for the long run just is just such a. It's such a guarantee for so many other things.

E (19:10)

I'll just say this. The best candidates say they don't want to run. So that makes the best candidate.

C (19:15)

We're going to channel our inner Charlie Kirk and we're going to convince Danica Patrick to run for office.

D (19:20)

So wish me luck.

E (19:22)

Yeah.

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C (20:26)

All right, so I'm going to take one quick second here and we're going to bring in Jack. We got a lot to do here, but I just. This is Chaylee. Email. I'm a longtime listener and supporter of not only Charlie, but the entire Turning Point family. I know probably thousands and thousands have reached out to you this past month, but if any of you ever needed another mouth to say how grateful we are and all the work you're doing. I will say it again. Thank you. Thank you so much. Halftime show from K. I'll just leave the name off skillet for the halftime show. Okay. Ashley says I'd love to know more about the halftime show. It's happening. That's about. And it's going to be in an arena. It's going to be a real. It's going to be a real production.

D (21:04)

Is it going to be local here?

C (21:07)

Maybe. Probably. I would say probably. Jack posted a poll on Truth and X, I'm told, about the halftime show. Okay, so check out Jack's ex for that. Maybe I'll have to do that. Danica, this one's for you. Please let Danica know this is from Kevin. That feeling she isn't qualified is the primary reason many voters feel they are qualified. Because not feeling qualified shows you truly realize the enormity of the task you undertake when you become an elected official that truly has a servant's heart and is not in it for oneself. And that's from Kevin. He's intense. Not a voter for you, potentially.

E (21:40)

But it's true, though. Everybody feels that way. The people want people who don't want to run for office. That's the number one qualifier when we talk to people. You don't want to run for office. Great.

C (21:49)

You can run for office. Yeah, exactly.

D (21:51)

Well, that actually, that tracks back to even when it was the beginning of last year when campaigning was getting rolling and it was. Who is. Who does Amaryllis on RFK's team. She contacted me because she wanted me to run at that point in Arizona for whatever was coming up. And again, I'm not qualified. I don't even remember exactly what seat it would have been. But she was talking to me about running, and what she had told me was, she's like, of course that not wanting to run is usually a very good reason to run, that you should, and that you're this kind of person. But she said, look, these are the people it's meant to be. Someone that comes in from your local community, that helps out locally, someone that's going to support your needs and wants and really reflect what. What is needed in your local community. And that. That a lot of times, people, you come in and you go out, like, right, you go into office, you serve and you come out. And what I will say from visiting the Hill and lobbying for a few different things over this last, you know, six months or so in D.C. is that a lot of the senators and people from different states that I've Met are these people. They are these people who have. Yes, there are people that have been there for a long time, but there are many of them that I met that were like, look, I was a successful business person. This is what I did. I'm coming in, I'm going to do two terms and I'm getting out. And I'm like, wow, I can see that that might be a place in the future where I go, look, I'm. These are. This is my. This is when I'm ready to serve. I feel called. I feel like I can really contribute and I really understand how the state, the city, the country, how all of this stuff is organized and how the cogs and wheels work. And it's not that I don't want to. You don't want to get so far that you are jaded or that you are somehow looped into the system in some manipulative way. Right? That's what you get to. You don't want to be corrupted. But I do think that knowledge is power, and I do think that running would be something where I want to. I really would want to know a little bit more. Like, you guys are talking about various things behind the scenes about running, and I'm, I'm like, I don't even have any idea what you're talking about right now.

C (23:58)

I just want the audience to be aware that we did try our best Charlie Kirk, to convince her. And I would say we're no Charlie Kirk, but we got close. I feel like we're making progress.

E (24:08)

It's not over.

C (24:09)

It's not over. We have more breaks in this hour.

D (24:11)

Well, this would be the best team.

C (24:12)

I want to bring in Jack Posobic, speaking of lobbying people in Washington. Jack, you were on the Hill yesterday. You were in D.C. yesterday and you were talking about Antifa. My phone was blowing up. Everybody was loving what you were saying, Jack. So I'm going to. I'm going to start there and then I'm going to throw it to you. Let's go ahead and play cut108. A particularly powerful moment from Jack Posobec.

B (24:36)

Mr. President, I think the situation is getting worse. When you look at people like Luigi Maggione in his 20s, Thomas Matthew Crooks, of course, who took a shot at usur, the ice shooter in Dallas, and now this Tyler Robinson. We're starting to see a pattern of more and more murderous violence. But, Mr. President, we need to do something about this because I fear that the next one who could be killed could be sitting at this table right.

C (25:07)

Now, Jack Posobec, tell us your thoughts. What was the importance of yesterday?

B (25:14)

Well, guys, thanks so much for having me on and of course, honored to be participants at the panel there in the White House to talk to President Trump about what's going on with the violence that we've seen. And hi to Tyler and to Danica as well. Danica, by the way, I can't wait to come out and campaign for you in Arizona. That's going to be an incredible, incredible race. It's going to be great. Oh, it's going to be wonderful. You'll see. And of course, I mean, who better to get in the race than an actual race car driver herself?

E (25:46)

All our staff today, Jack was sending me pictures of dressing up when they're kids as Danica for Halloween. This is a real thing.

B (25:56)

Hopefully just the female staff, right, Tyler?

E (25:58)

It's just the female staff. Just all the girls on staff wanted to be Danica when they were little.

D (26:04)

Maybe Bad Bunny will be.

B (26:05)

And then Andrew did one year, but for the record, that was because he lost a bet.

E (26:10)

That's right.

B (26:12)

But no, no, yesterday. In all seriousness, it, it. Look, this. This violence has affected all of us and it's affected us directly. I've been writing about Antifa, infiltrating Antifa for almost 10 years now, researching this group. I spent about a week inside the Chaz up in Seattle in 2020, been infiltrating these groups going back to 2015, 2016. And little did we know, or how could we have known, that one of our friends, one of our friends who should be here today hosting this very show, would be killed by someone who had a bullet casing that referenced Bella Chow, which is the international anthem of Antifa. And these symbols, this symbology, this violence, this rhetoric, it is absolutely getting worse. And so I applaud the fact that the President, United States is willing to take time out of his incredibly busy schedule. He's securing peace in the Middle east at the same time, by the way, talk about multitasking when the left tells us that he's not. He deserves 10 Nobel prizes for being able to pull this off, by the way. But when you really look at it, the situation is grim because we are going to keep going forward. Turning Point USA will obviously keep going forward. The tour continues. 6,000 in Utah, another 5,000 in in Montana just the other night. A number of us are going to New Jersey tomorrow to get involved in Jack Cittarelli's race in New Jersey. So Benny Johnson, myself, Cliff Maloney, Scott Pressler, a Lot of turning point partners will be there and Wildwood. But at the same time, if Antifa is not dealt with, it is going to get worse and they will not stop on their own. So when the president came in and started discussing foreign terrorist organization designation, this is absolutely warranted. It is absolutely necessary. And I applaud the fact that the president took our recommendations and says, yes, that he will be signing off on this because Antifa actually began in Europe. And that was what I started my briefing with, explaining how they really rose up out of Weimar Germany, then spread to the Spanish Civil War, other parts of Europe. And they still exist with pockets and cells all across Europe and even links to Middle Eastern groups. They went over to Syria for training all throughout the Syrian civil War and then returned to the United States and parts of Europe to put that battlefield training into places like the Chaz. They were in fact members of the John Brown Gun Club and members of those armed checkpoints in Chaz that had received battlefield training in Syria. This is a foreign terrorist organization. And if President Trump, when he designates them as such, he will be able to use the full power of the US Government against them.

C (28:54)

Well, Jack, I want to have you, you know, CNN was running cover for Antifa last night. I'm gonna have you respond to Aaron Burnett. I, I think I might have been the one that got this clip circulating last night, which I just found it so obscene I had to post it. Let's go ahead and play cut112.

B (29:12)

In fact, it's not even like far.

D (29:13)

Right groups like the Proud Boys and.

B (29:14)

Oath Keepers which have had national leaders. Unlike Antifa, there is no organized hierarchy to the group. And according to the center for Strategic and International Studies, compared to right wing extremists, Antifa linked violence is rare and limited. But that has not stopped Trump from.

D (29:30)

Blaming Antifa for just about every act.

B (29:32)

Of violence in America since he first got into office.

C (29:36)

But so Jack, it gets worse. The study that she cites is about the rise of left wing violence. It lists Islamic terrorism as right wing and doesn't include the Tesla attacks or anti ice protests and assaults as leftist violence. So there's egg all over Aaron Burnett and CNN's Face right here.

B (29:55)

Well, look, CNN is in a world of hurt after the, after the beatdown President Trump gave them yesterday in the White House and we got to be there for that. Look, that sounds like something that was. Who's on the other side of that teleprompter? Did Antifa write that script? This is exactly how it works. And I, you know, speaking as a guy who spent a year mobilized to Guantanamo Bay working in counterterrorism, terrorist cells operate in a decentralized fashion, especially with asymmetric warfare. That is the textbook definition of asymmetric warfare. You wouldn't want this hierarchy, you wouldn't want disability for them to be able to be tracked easily. That's part and parcel of what Antifa does. But when it comes to the training, when it comes to the organizational level, when it comes to the front groups and the affinity groups that are used to fund the legal aspects of this, that are used for NGO dollars, and Seamus Bruner gave it an incredible briefing there in the White House. We've seen it all. We've tracked it all. We have the receipts. The federal government is coming for all of them. And it's incredible to me, it's incredible that CNN will sit there even today, blue in the face, and say, they don't exist. They're not real. And here's what I'd say to Aaron Burnett. Here's what I'll say. Here's what I'll say to all of them. Come join us. I'll show you where they are. I'll show you how real they are.

C (31:16)

Well said. Jack, you did a great job last night or yesterday at the White House. So thank you for speaking up for your courage on this and New Jersey. I'm feeling, I'm feeling positively, I'm feeling some optimism about New Jersey, especially guys like Jack and Cliff going out there. Hey, everybody. Andrew Colvett, executive producer of the Charlie Kirk Show. Charlie understood that to lead, he needed to learn. Hillsdale College was ready to teach him. While busy running his company, teaching America's youth and raising a beautiful family, Charlie still found time to complete 31 Hillsdale College free online courses. He talked about it the last time he spoke on his podcast with Hillsdale's president, Dr. Larry Arn.

A (31:57)

Hillsdale is the cutting edge, and I mean it. It is America's greatest college.

B (32:00)

You are a force of nature, Charlie Kirk.

C (32:03)

One of these days, I'm going to.

B (32:04)

Give you an honorary degree.

A (32:05)

That, that would be the honor of my life. But I, I got a lot more learning yet to do. And I say this, the Hillsdale courses have changed my life.

C (32:11)

Through Hillsdale College's free online courses, Charlie studied the Bible, the classics, the American founding, and through his relentless pursuit of truth, became not only a great American, but a good man. Charlie's gone, but his spirit of hard work and lifelong learning carry on. Each of us can follow his example and pick up where he left off. So learn like Charlie did@charlieforhillsdale.com that's charlieforhillsdale.com I want to know who you want to see as the performances at the All American halftime show, also known as the aahs. I'm seeing it's already being acronymized online. It's pretty funny. Jack was like, it will be presented 100% in English, which is good to. Which is a good thing, I guess, that we have to sort of, you know, remind people that we're acting. Our show will be in English.

D (33:03)

That's a joke at this point.

C (33:05)

You can watch the other one that will be in 100% Spanish and will be full of anti ice raids and satanic rituals. Or you could get some worship music, some rock music. So we want to know what kind of music you want. I want to send us your emails. Freedom. Charliekirk.com youm have some suggestions, though. You had one.

D (33:25)

I did, I did. You know, it's giving me flavors of like. Remember for the Olympics when they had the halftime show in France? Were they in France? Where were they? And it was like wildly cross dressing.

C (33:38)

All kinds of controversy.

D (33:40)

Like a lot of controversy. This could. That could be the Super Bowl. My suggestion was the Red Clay Strays.

C (33:46)

Oh, that's right. I've never heard of them. Have you heard of them? That means I've never.

E (33:51)

Red Clay Strays.

C (33:52)

That means nothing, by the way. I'm. I'm about as bad as Charlie. Yeah. When it comes to pop culture. With pop culture, Charlie was like, what is Riz? I think.

E (34:02)

Let me say this. I think we're gonna have a lot of people who want to perform. This is why we said we need to create more opportunities with more events.

C (34:11)

You know, here's the thing. We listen. When this idea was floated, my first instinct was like, it's not what we do. Let's. Let's like, probably like you guys put on events.

D (34:21)

What are you talking about?

C (34:22)

Well, that's the thing. We put on events.

E (34:23)

But our poor events team always gets slammed.

C (34:25)

I know, but here's what I would say.

D (34:26)

There's a lot of artists that are probably like, we want your pyrotechnic.

C (34:29)

The reason. Exactly. The reason I ultimately was like, I'm a yes on this is because Charlie wanted to take over culture. He wanted to win back culture. And this is how you do it.

D (34:39)

This is at least a way to prove a point. This is at least a way to prove a point.

C (34:43)

So the hour flies by. Do you agree it does. This is our last segment with Danica Patrick. We have Chris Cuomo that might shock people. I'm gonna. It makes sense, I promise. And then we're gonna be talking about some other stuff with some pop culture stuff with Daisy. But here's what I'd say. So Trump has ended a number of wars. We're on the precipice of this peace deal in Gaza, the prisoner exchange, the hostage exchange, hopefully a ceasefire. Hopefully we get peace. And I will tell you, that's what Charlie wanted in Israel. He just wanted peace. He wanted the war to be done. And I understand there's nuances and things. You campaigned a lot for President Trump sometimes with Charlie. I was at some of those events. What do you. What do you make.

E (35:29)

Do you.

C (35:29)

Did you. Of his. However many months he's been in office, Are you. How do you feel about the state of things?

D (35:35)

Well, I think that. I think he's done some seriously incredible things, as he said, ended seven wars. So he is a powerful influence. He is someone just like Charlie. He's playing chess, not checkers. He is incredible getting, I think, things done however they need to get done. He's a great, I'm gonna say bluffer, but there's a lot of times where something seems very extreme, might affect a lot of people. And then at the 11 and a half hour, all of a sudden it's like, oh, everything changes and it's gonna be okay, and it's not really gonna affect them. Saber.

C (36:09)

We call it saber rattling.

D (36:10)

Saber rattling. Well, he's incredible at saber rattling posturing. And so that's. That's really powerful. You need someone that has that level, that kind of confidence, that backbone, and that ability to have so many people on his side. Obviously, the second time around, having time to plan his cabinet and have the right people in power, as opposed to just sort of getting what he got and then trying to figure it out. Once you started, that already began much longer before. So. So obviously, you know, he has people that he can trust, which, as we're seeing, is just such an. So important to have people around you that you can trust. But, you know, I think that, you know, as my hour wraps up, something I've been thinking about that I'd like to hit on is just the. The people's ability to have to do some critical thinking and make choices. You know, we're talking a lot about the halftime show, and I think in general, we just get so romanticized, so manipulated into ways of thinking or new ways of thinking, even at times or just perpetuating ones that you already do. And whether it's through television, social media, the propaganda, the algorithms that build. And you kind of don't even know how to think for yourself anymore and you just sort of slip into a trance. And I think that making this decision to have a different super bowl show is a reminder to have critical thinking and make your own choices. And you know, the other day I was, I was just in D.C. i was, I just got back last night and I went and did the fit, the fit test, the Pete and Bobby fit test with. Or the fitness challenge with Tulsi Gabbard and Bobby Kennedy. Yep, it's 50 pull ups and 100 push ups for Time and Dakota Meyer, Tulsi Gabbard, Lara Trump and myself. And, and before, before we did it yesterday morning, I had a little bit of time when I landed and I walked on down to the Jefferson Memorial and I walked down there and I read all the plaques inside of the memorial and I got done and I was like, wow, we used to talk about God all the time. It used to be everywhere. Your creator, all of these, this language was normal and somehow culture removed it and made it inappropriate. Like I have the. There's an F1 driver named Lewis Hamilton. He, he lost his dog Roscoe. And I always remember that because I'm from Roscoe, Illinois and I don't really reply to many people's Instagram or X or anything, but I made a reply because animals are just like near and dear to my heart, especially dogs. And I said something, a reply to him and at the end I said, you know, praying for your, you know, your heart and you know, Roscoe. Anyway, a few people replied and said the last part was totally inappropriate. And I'm like, what kind of, like, what kind of disillusioned, like, nihilistic world do we live in that you can't say praying for something without people being offended? Like, you shouldn't say that.

C (39:23)

That was Charlie's, I think, just truly remarkable ability to integrate his faith into everything that he did. And I, I genuinely believe that Charlie Kirk is a modern day founding father. And, and we, we need these moments to restore the Republic, to restore people to our higher ideals and to our founding ideas. And Charlie did that. And the key to that was his faith.

D (39:47)

So 36, don't get lulled into the ways. Think for yourself. And you know, we used to talk about God all the time and all of a sudden we didn't. And you know, now all of a sudden it's okay to have satanic shows at halftime. Maybe it's not.

C (39:59)

Maybe it's not. Maybe it's not after all. And maybe the reason that this is important, that we're doing this is because it's not. Okay? And that's the big message. Danica Patrick, she is not running yet. But we have a break coming up, so we'll let you know how it goes.

D (40:17)

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