From whatever you're watching. Could be a soap opera, could be news, Winter Olympics. By the way, Real America's Voice is gonna be due some pregame coverage here starting, I believe, at 7 Eastern. And that's gonna be Must Watch. So if you're not even a big, you know, game watcher, the sports ball isn't your thing or whatever. Check out what they're doing here at Real America's voice at 7pm Eastern. Robin Parker, Sig. I've said it multiple times now. I'm gonna keep saying it. They are absolute rock stars and heroes got behind us early. They believed in the vision early. You know, once we Made the announcement. A lot of people came rushing in. They wanted to be a part of it and God bless them too. There's no disrespect intended. Some of them, you know, you know, we didn't even reach out to, but they came in and they wanted to take it, they wanted to take it live. And we already had given out all the available licenses, all of this stuff because we're talking about Grammy nominated songs and it's like ASCAP and performance rights. You only get so many licenses to give away when you're broadcasting on television and on social media. And so we only had so many to give out. And I call it the coalition of the willing for the All American Halftime show presented by tpusa. That's Kid Rock, Brantley, Gilbert Lee Brice, Gabby Barrett. They're putting their heart and soul into their performances. I can tell you that. It's amazing, amazing, amazing live audience, but it's a made for TV concert experience. The stream will be live at approximately 8, so please tune in there. And so Real America's Voice, get it here. All of Turning Point Social. So YouTube X Rumble, if you have a, a TV made within I think like the last eight years or something, you can get apps on your TV and you should have like a YouTube app or you can get a Rumble app and you could just switch over to Turning Point's All American Halftime show. You can watch it on your phone, stream it to your TV if you have a smart tv. But it's also gonna be on Daily Wire plus tbn, Real America's Voice, ntd, Oan all of those. And so, and by the way, I think TBN is on a lot of traditional cable stations. I think it's in 70 million homes or something like that. So you could, if you make a plan, just know how you're going to do it. If you are technologically challenged, just get somebody younger at your barbecue or the gathering to do it. Okay? It's, it's all very doable, I promise you that. So that's your instruction. Change the channel and throw some of these tweets up from Charlie back in the day. There's one from 2012 mocking Madonna. 2012, that's the same year he started Turning Point USA. And the one in from 2014 had one like, one like. And he just.
C (4:48)
Yes, because it was. Yes, it was true. So, so there you go. There's there. This is Charlie. 1 like clothing optional halftime performance. Question mark. 1 like there and was probably his mom. It was probably family member trying to throw him some support. But listen, and then of course, Charlie had 5,6 million ex followers, Twitter followers by the time he was killed. So I mean, he was a grinder. He saw the vision, he wanted to play in the cultural space. So God bless him. So that's just huge story of this weekend. And we've got the White House getting asked about it, President Trump and Caroline Levitt getting asked about it. And big news, Big news. All right, so this morning there was something else. And I just love this storyline because President Trump is a guy who remembers things, okay? He remembers Benghazi, he remembers 9, 11. He does not forget about these things. And for those of you who don't know what younger people may, I was.
C (6:24)
Well, I can go through the timeline here. It's worth it. Worth doing the history lesson here because the man who was responsible or at least one of the main key people for this attack has now been captured. And I love this. So that's the full story. I'm going to tell you the end. And now I'm going to start at the beginning on the evening of September 11, 2012. So it was a September 11 anniversary. It was 11 years after militants from the Islamist group Ansar Al Sharia, linked to Al Qaeda, launched a coordinated attack on the US Diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, breaching the gates and setting buildings on fire in overwhelming security. U.S. ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and State Department Officer Sean Smith would die from smoke inhalation and injuries inside the burning main building during the assault. A nearby CIA Annex about one mile away came under attack after hours later, around 4am on September 12, including heavy mortar fire. CIA contractors Tyrone woods and Glen Doherty were killed while defending the site. The attacks were premeditated and terrorist in nature. So a lot of the leaders at the time, Hillary Clinton, and we'll play these clips, Barack Obama, they suggested that it was spontaneous. It was a reaction to a A controversial video on YouTube.
D (7:48)
Yeah, there was. It was this video called the Innocence of Muslims, I think is what it was. It was a pretty baffling video. And they basically, if I remember right, the man who made that video technically, like, very technically violated like parole or something. He'd done it. He was in the US and they arrested him over this. It was actually very flagrant that you would have never done it in a million years in any situation other than they needed some sort of, like, way to cover their butts over this attack. It was extremely sinister how that unfolded.
C (8:18)
The lying afterwards made this really, really a nasty situation. Surviving US personnel were eventually evacuated. With the help from local Libyan militias and broader controversy over the security failures, intelligence and US Government's initial response and explanations have raged on. And because it's important, we have the clips of this morning. Cash Patel, Pam Bondi, they have captured this guy. 529.
D (8:51)
We will prosecute this alleged terrorist to the fullest extent of the law. He'll face charges related to murder, terrorism, arson, among others. Let this case serve as a reminder. If you commit a crime against the American people anywhere in this world, President Trump's Justice Department will find you. It might not happen overnight, but it will happen. You can run, but you cannot hide.
C (9:22)
Kash Patel goes on said Trump never forgot. Benghazi, 5:34. Never forget. Pam never forgot. The President never forgot the. This FBI never forgot. And certainly U.S. attorney Pirro never forgot. When an act of terrorism of this magnitude strikes at the heart of our nation, we go to work. President Trump has given us the full resources at the FBI and across the interagency to make sure we deliver justice. I love this story because you consider this in contrast to Afghanistan, where we just like bail, we just leave, to hell with the consequences. Doesn't matter what the who gets away with.
C (10:19)
One of the reasons I love that FBI press conference so much is because to Blake's point, there wasn't an immediate pressing political need to do that. There wasn't. The payout for them is going to be minimal. Whatever. I like it because it was the right thing to do because it was vengeance for a wrong committed against Americans. And that's a big deal to me, actually. We have this ethic of no man left behind when you're on the battlefield, no American left behind. And we always need to keep that front and center because that is what strikes fear into the heart of the enemy. That is why they know we mean business, because we have these values that are unimpeachable. And those got impeached by a president who didn't get impeached, ironically, Joe Biden, I mean, everything went by the wayside. And by the way, Obama lied about this. Hillary Clinton lied about this. This is 2012, with Obama lying about this on Letterman, of all places. 5:49, here's what happened.
C (13:58)
Pleasant guy, he's now been arrested, which I'm very excited about anyways. And we. I mean, this guy's a real, real creep. I mean, you could see these. These videos are just too good. 5:43, him getting arrested. He's outside. 542 getting escorted down the stairs here, screaming like a crazy person. Sorry. You threaten law enforcement, that's what's gonna happen. And everybody needs to know that that is going to be the result if you threaten law enforcement. But listen to this. This is a huge, huge, huge success story. There has been a historic 20% drop in the nationwide murder rate. Now we are at 4 per 100,000. That is the lowest level in recorded history. Certainly by 1900. Since 1900, are we just gonna act like this is business as usual or are we gonna give President Trump some kudos here? It's crazy what happens when you deport a lot of people that like to cause crime. Blake, I know this is one of your pet issues. When you actually arrest people, this very small percentage of the population that commits most of the crime, it goes down. It goes down.
D (15:08)
It really is. Crime is a solved problem. It has actually been solved multiple times. And then people just, they forget the lesson because they find it unpleasant. Because the real truth is, is crime goes away if you take the people who commit the most of it and you promptly and efficiently and quickly and just punish them. And if you get them out of the streets, there are people who, who just cannot control themselves. They will commit crimes if they're out in public. There was one, I think just another arrest in New York the other day where a man, I think he raped a 14 year old and that was his 27th felony or some such. And it's just over and over. There are these people who obviously should not be out in public. They should just not be allowed to participate in society. They're too dangerous. They'll never get better.
C (15:52)
100% increase in violent crime arrests year to year. 1800 gangs and criminal enterprises have been disrupted. That's a 210% increase. 2000 kilos of fentanyl has been seized. Enough to kill 130 million people. 490% increase in FBI affiliated nihilistic, violent, extremist arrest. A plus 20% increase in FBI arrests related to the 764 network. Over 6000 child victims located. 1700 child predators arrested. That's up 10%. 300 plus human traffickers arrested. Down and down it goes. It's just amazing what happens when you unshackle law enforcement and you say, hey, go get the bad guys. We don't care what color they are. We don't care if they're privileged class, just go arrest the bad guys and deport the rest.
D (16:42)
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C (18:30)
That's wild. I have a weird memory from Seattle where Chris played a show in, I want to say 2006, but I don't know, I'm just curious if our paths ever crossed. There. But Chris played at Charlie's memorial, so that's why I took note. And that's fantastic. So we love Chris and appreciate him making the time to honor Charlie in that way. It was amazing, amazing day.
B (18:55)
I texted him, Andrew, I texted him that event, and I told him. I'm like, man, I'm so proud you're doing this. And that morning, we didn't know what the event was going to be. We didn't know it was going to be the greatest thing that most of us have ever seen in our lifetime. And the conventional wisdom would be from management, like, stay away from political stuff. So I just sent him a text like, man, I'm so proud of you. And he's like, it's time to be bold. And it was really fun for me to watch not only Chris, but Brandon Lake and Phil Wickham and a bunch of friends that I've been around the world with or been with at Patching Conference, which I've produced for 20 years now. And watching those guys lead the world in worship was unbelievable.
C (19:32)
Yeah. You know, people don't realize that that was probably. This is not why we had you on here, by the way. We will get into the story. But people don't realize that that was probably the largest proclamation of the gospel to the largest audience at any one event, any one moment in the history of humanity. There was hundreds of millions of people watching around the world, and they were singing to Jesus, and everybody at home and everybody in that stadium were singing to Jesus all at the same time. And I don't think people understand just the significance of it. I don't know that we ever will, actually. Greg.
B (20:09)
Yes. I actually texted Chris afterwards. I said, man, we. We were on. We traveled the world for a decade, and you led worship for more people today than you did in those 10 years combined. Then you had Marco Rubio give the clearest presentation of the gospel that I've ever seen in my lifetime with no notes. Probably one of the most impressive things I've seen. And then the thing that floored everyone was Erica Kirk and her proclamation of forgiveness, which really put skin on the gospel message. For anybody who would have been watching that day. It was hats off to your team because it was amazing. Y' all pulled that off within a week. I produced live events for a living. And what your team did, I've never seen anybody do anything like it was phenomenal.
C (20:45)
It was a miracle on. On. On so many levels. Yeah. And, you know, to that point, I would say potentially, I mean, not on the Same level of miracle, but the fact that we saw action in Fulton county is another miracle, I would say. You live in Georgia. You're a state senator there. You're doing a lot of work. I've heard your name mentioned a number of times. In the midst of everything that's going on, I know you're making waves down there, and you were early on this, and I watched a video of yours going around to all these locations where you have registered voters, dozens of them, in some locations, at ineligible, illegal locations. So you've been on kind of the voter roll story. You've been on the what's. What's happening in Fulton county story for a long time. So what were the findings that you know of? And why do you think the FBI and even Tulsi Gabbard were there in Fulton County?
B (21:44)
Yeah. And there's so much to unpack here. But for the. For your viewers, just, you know, Georgia's unique. You've got a massive state with one capital city, Atlanta, Georgia, in the middle of Fulton County. And about half of the people live in that metro area of the entire state. And so what happens in Fulton county is very, very, very significant. And going all the way back to 2020. One of the reasons that a couple of us stood up and called for a special session of the General assembly after the 2020 election is we knew that essentially there was all sorts of craziness happening all over the state, but it was. Fulton county was kind of the epicenter of it. And we did this recount here, and everybody likes to talk about the fact that, well, you had three recounts, we had three recounts, but we had a bunch of ballots in the mix that probably never should have been in the mix. No matter how often you count a fraudulent ballot or an illegal ballot, it's still an illegal ballot. And so we knew at the time, first and foremost, that dropboxes had been invented out of thin air, meaning that we had deployed dropboxes all over the state. There was nowhere in Georgia law, but since we were under a Covid executive order, the Secretary of State had the ability to do that. We had this mobile voting unit driving all around Fulton county collecting ballots from people who would show up at a precinct that maybe wasn't a precinct that would be open on that day. But they used Zuckerberg money to deploy these mobile voting units to 80% Democrat precincts, of course. But then if you fast forward to today, you've got all of these illegal voters registered to vote. UPS stores, pack mails, empty lots, abandoned buildings, Homeless shelters that have been closed since 2017. It's just, it's madness. And so Fulton county is an incompetent county. And the reason I think that the FBI came was because the FBI has been kind of kicking the tires around here for the last couple weeks. And they got, they went to a judge, they got probable cause. Using what evidence? We don't know. But the judge looked at that and said there's probable cause to believe that a crime has been committed here. And so that's the real interesting thing here is what is the crime? Who, how many criminals were there and what charges may come out of this? That's what we don't know. But what we do know is there were double scan ballots in Fulton County. Their recount numbers never reconciled, and then all of the other things in the, essentially the execution of that election that were nowhere in Georgia law.
B (24:25)
All right, y', all, this is 850 Oak street in Fulton County. And there are 19 people registered to vote at this abandoned house. All right, so we are 1445 Woodmont Lane. Physical address, dot com, 138 people registered to vote. I mean, you can go right on their website. They don't have that many beds. This is 477 Peachtree Street. There's 70 people registered to vote here. It's a homeless shelter that closed in 2017. 2625 Piedmont. Another UPS store. 96 registered voters right here in direct violation of Georgia law. Not hard to find for us, apparently. Pretty hard to find for Fulton County.
D (25:10)
So I, I, it just, it does flabbergast me a little. I, I can look, Georgia has had a Republican secretary of State since 2007. You guys have a Republican legislature, a Republican governor kind of. Yeah, we lose some of these federal races, but at the state level, it's very Republican. So it feels like you should be able to send that video to somebody in the state government and cause things to happen. Is that not occurring?
B (25:34)
Yeah, we, to be perfectly transparent with you, we in the General assembly have really been at odds with our secretary of state, and our secretary of state has kind of promulgated and then gone all in on this lie that the 2020 election was the most secure election in American history. And it's demonstrably false for all the reasons I just told you guys. I could roll out five more reasons that's demonstrably false. And so the media is all too happy to get behind him and say, yeah, yeah, most, you know, perfect election. They scanned the ballot. They scanned the ballots three times. There were three recounts. There was a hand recount. And they don't talk about the fact that the state election board has heard cases since then that prove that the recount was inaccurate. And then you go really upstream of that. You're like, well, how did people vote? And one thing, if you guys could look at my X feed, that's pretty wild. Back in 2020, we didn't have photo ID law in Georgia for absentee ballots, so we had 1.3 million people vote absentee. So the way that you get an absentee ballot is you would sign your name to ballot request form, send it, and they'd send you a ballot. They're supposed to check the signatures. Well, we know essentially that they didn't check the signatures because myself and a number of friends botched our signatures, had kids sign signatures, do all that, send our ballots in about request forms in. And in every case, we got a ballot back. So, yes, we do have essentially Republican governor, Secretary of State, General Assembly. We've moved the needle a good bit. We did move on voter id and we have passed some good things. But there has been really no interest in looking at what happened in 2020, looking at the fact pattern of 2020 objectively, from some of the highest people in the state. And frankly, just to name him, one of those is the Secretary of State.
C (27:25)
That's wild. Yeah. I mean, there's a lot of people that want to see an investigation. I don't think I'm being too bold to say into Raffensperger, but it's wild to hear you say it. This picture went viral. This is Tulsi Gabbard, 569, lurking at this event, or I guess this raid, if you will. That's Tulsi Gabbard on a phone there. And President Trump has said, listen, there could be foreign interference in this situation in Fulton. And he made a good point. He said, the Democrats are always saying it was Russia. They're always saying whatever could be China, could be Serbia, whatever. So, yeah, send Tulsi down there. Tulsi's smart. Tulsi's smart. She's not going to mess around here. Here is a video and I want you to explain this to us. We have two minutes left here. 574. Does the investigation confirm that there are missing valid images?
C (29:31)
We now have destroy them. Yeah. Why would you want to destroy them? I mean, okay, save some space. You can go buy a warehouse for, you know, space in a warehouse for a couple bucks. Like this is sketchy. There's no doubt about it. There's. This is really sketchy. Greg, I don't mean to cut you off. Just in the interest of time. What happens next?
C (30:21)
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D (31:38)
Yeah, we gotta cannot put enough quotation marks around that since 2020, basically. But a story that's been going on in the background here is the saga of temporary Protected Status. That is a program that exists in this country for some reason where illegal immigrants from various countries can receive TPS temporary status. And the idea this was created so that countries hit by hurricanes, for example, like you wouldn't be deported to your country if it had literally just been hit by a hurricane because it was unreasonable for you to leave immediately. That's what it was created for. But if there is a tool to keep someone who doesn't belong in the United States, in the United States, the left will find this, fixate on it and find a way to make it permanent. So we had asylum claims. Now everyone claims asylum and we have temporary protected status. You can go check. And the left would, they'll get temporary protected status on a country and they'll keep it there for literally decades.
D (32:39)
For example, Haiti got hit by a devastating earthquake in 2010 or 2011, around then. And they've been in temporary, temporary status. Anyone illegally from Haiti ever since has benefited from that program. You know, just a little temporary thing until Haiti gets back on its feet. Well, shocker. Hasn't really happened because the country was never really on its feet. So anyway, the Trump administration, one of the many things it's been aiming to do besides ice, besides securing the border, they've been trying to roll back this TPS so that people, these people should Go home.
D (33:09)
And this has, of course, created all manner of backlash. And, and so this dates us back to a big story from the 2024 election, which is the saga of Springfield, Ohio. You'll remember more than 10,000 Haitians have been settled in this small Ohio town a little bit north of Dayton, I believe, or around near Dayton, I believe.
E (34:11)
We're looking at people who are working hard every day. The Haitians in Springfield are one example of that. Under, under temporary protected status here legally. And they're working. And what the employers have told me time and time again is we hired Haitians year two, three years ago, frankly, because we couldn't fill these jobs. Springfield has been moving forward. Springfield is coming back. Part of the reason they've been able to come back is because of these Haitians who are there. They're not only working, but of course they're spending money in the community. If we lose all those, if they lose temporary protected status and they no longer can work and companies can't employ them, that's a blow to the economy. That's a blow to the state.
D (34:57)
So I want to, I really want to fixate on this because that is a specific thing that dominated the 2024 election. The fact that they'll just take super foreign populations and drop them in the middle of America and offload all the externalities. All the problems this causes. Like Springfield has enough problems. And now their local school district has to make sure they can hire experts in Haitian Creole, the local FBI offices in these places, and law enforcement. They need to get these Haitian Creole speakers because they have endless problems with it. And he says they're like enriching the economy. Well, first of all, apparently not, because Springfield, other than these people, is not really growing. People move away from the effects of this kind of resettlement. They are not all rushing to this newly thriving place. They are leaving the county is still shrinking despite all the influx of these Haitians. But I also want to highlight what the actual economic system works because a lot of people don't realize who specifically is benefiting from this. So I'm reading the Springfield News Sun. This is. This was the local news coverage while the whole dogs and cats things was unfolding. What happens is there's temporary staffing agencies and they've done this in Springfield. They had someone who got imprisoned for, who was convicted of a crime for this in Pennsylvania, in Charleroi, another city that got Haitians. All of these Haitians are showing up in Florida. A lot of them would arrive there and claim asylum during the Biden years. And then these staffing agencies will swoop in with buses and vans and they will pick them up and say, hey, do you want to work somewhere? And they'll haul them up into these midwestern states and then they'll house them in like a dilapidated property they own at like an extremely low. They'll house them there. They'll rent them out as temp workers to all these different companies. And it's basically like they systematically cut out all of the actual locals who could work in this place. And instead they brought in low wage laborers who will live in horrible conditions because they can tolerate that they're from Haiti. They'll work for incredibly low wages. In the Pennsylvania case, at least, they caught them with a tax evasion dimension where they were just not paying any of the required taxes on all of these workers. And it's just an entire operation to replace American workers in American cities.
D (37:17)
Oh, yeah, Massive conspiracy theory. Until they get literally convicted in federal court. Which one of them was in early 2025 in Pennsylvania? And I suspect if you looked really hard in Springfield, you'd find a very similar pattern of behavior. Even when the owner of one of these businesses, in this article, he's defending himself, it's called first diversity staffing, by the way. Really drives it home for you. First diversity staffing. And he says, yeah, I get why people are mad. I'm an outsider who's helping outsiders. Like, you're not revitalizing Springfield, Governor DeWine. You are just. You're creating a skin suit of Springfield.
C (37:52)
Well, that's when it gets really grating to me to listen to a governor, a Republican in name only governor defending this. And, you know, I want to put up JD Vance's tweet. This is about something similar, but he makes a good point here. Take your eye down to the lower paragraph Here he says because you hear this claim all the time. Well these are legal asylees. They're in the country legally. J.D. vance rejects that premise. So should you. Final paragraph here said the Biden Harris administration literally created AN app, the CBP1 app to digitize the violation of federal immigration law and allow anyone who claimed asylum to stay indefinitely. This is illegitimate, illegal and the American people rejected it. Just because you used an app to get into the country just because you claim asylum does not mean any of that was done on the up and up. I completely agree with the vice president here. Reject the premise. These people are illegitimate asylees. Okay? Illegitimate. And they all need to go.
