B (2:36)

Well, I guess more broadly speaking, Charlie, there's actually a lot of misinformation and false reporting out there about this Supreme Court decision. It's saying these claims from the media, the New York Times are saying that there's indiscriminate stops being made, that there's Roche racial profiling being done by our law enforcement. That's absolutely false. Under the Fourth Amendment, our law enforcement is protected to use reasonable suspicion to make arrests and to question these individuals who are criminal illegal aliens. And that's exactly what we're doing, whether it be in Los Angeles, whether it be in Chicago, or whether it be in Boston.

A (3:16)

So in Chicago, who are you arresting? Are you guys able to do broad daylight interceptive raids of people that might be walking about that have ICE detainers on them? Tell us more about this Operation Midway Blitz.

B (3:30)

So unfortunately, because Chicago and because Illinois, their law enforcement refuses to work with our ICE enforcement officers, we can't go into those jails and remove those individuals who have been convicted of the worst of the worst vile crimes. Instead, we have to put our officers on the ground there. Actually, just yesterday we released a list of individuals who are convicted criminals, including convicted murderers, child predators, rapists who are currently at large in Chicago. These are the folks that we're targeting. First and foremost is those violent criminals who pose a public safety threat. That's really who our ICE officers are targeting. The media would love to force feed the American public these sob stories, but in reality, across the country, including in these sanctuary cities, 70% of those individuals who we've arrested either have pending criminal charges or convictions already against them. And Charlie, that doesn't even include those individuals who are known or suspected terrorists, gang members even having Interpol notices because they don't have rap sheets in the United States of America.

A (4:40)

Right. So I guess could you guys do something as simple as just waiting outside of the jail that as soon as they get released, then you can intercept them because then they're no longer in the jurisdiction of the city. I mean, this is so outrageous. Why are we putting up with this neo Confederism, it's time for us to start arresting these mayors and these city council members. Are we really in a place where Chicago and be like, oh, sorry feds, you're not allowed to deport child rapists? Is that where we're at?

B (5:03)

No, I think that's absolutely not a place where we're at. And we're working with the Department of Justice and really making sure we keep all of these options on the table. I mean, we've introduced new functions, including being outside of courthouses so that those people who have had their day in court, we, as soon as they are deemed to be in this country legally, we will take them, we will arrest them and we will deport them. But Charlie, remember, these arrests don't even need to be on the table because what could be happening is those who are in this country legally could leave now. They can get a thousand dollars and a free ticket home. It's a very generous offer, the U.S. taxpayer. And then they avoid being arrested and deported. But if they don't leave now, we will arrest them and we will deport them. And they'll never be able to come back to the United States of America.

A (5:50)

Okay, so let's play some piece of tape here. Here is Brandon Johnson, the worst of the worst. Let's play this. Play cut345.

D (5:57)

When the President of the United States of America put so much money into ice, where the only other forces that have more resources than ICE is the United States government's army and China's army, that's a problem, that's a threat to our democracy.

A (6:13)

I mean, so what is your reaction here? And I just gotta be honest, this feels fundamentally deranged to me. That there are millions of ways to commit a federal crime, but local officials willfully defy and sabotage ICE attempts to deport people isn't one of them. Why have we not started arresting these city officials?

B (6:29)

He doesn't even know what the heck he's talking about. He's comparing ICE to the Chinese military. I wish we had even greater resources and funding. Fortunately, because of that one big beautiful bill, we do. And we are hiring tens, 10,000 new ICE enforcement officers so we can continue to really flood the zone and these sanctuary cities and get these criminal legal aliens out of the country. And that funding is especially helpful for these detention bed spaces that are fundamental for turbocharging our arrest numbers. But you're completely right, Charlie. This man is unhinged. He's clearly uneducated and doesn't know what he's talking about.

A (7:07)

Let's play another piece of tape here. Let's go to cut 364.

F (7:13)

Early this morning I was out with one of Ice's teams and we arrested this individual. His name is Juan Gaspar and He is a 43 year old illegal alien from Mexico. He has been convicted in 2024 of forcibly sexually assaulting a child under the age of 13. He was taken, as you can see here, without incident. But this is all Part of the exact sort of violent criminal, illegal alien that the ICE operations hope to bring in, apprehend and ultimately deport.

A (7:48)

Tell us more about the situation.

B (7:49)

Yeah, this is one of the targets of our operation. This is an individual who sexually assaulted a minor. And Charlie, it is stunning. Just every single day I receive a report on my desk of the worst, the worst that have been arrested in the prior day. And it's just stunning and really alarming and disturbing to see the number of child pedophiles, the number of monsters who exploit children who are on that list, who have been walking around American communities terrorizing children, terrorizing family with impunity for years now. And J.B. pritzker and Karen Bass and Gavin Newsom in these sanctuary city politicians would rather protect these monsters than the innocent children that they victimize.

A (8:32)

Let's play one last piece of tape here. This is a very important one. Let's play. This is Tom Holman. Play cut 373.

C (8:42)

The men and women I want to, they're mothers and fathers too. They don't hang their heart on a hook when they come to work every day. They put themselves in harm's way to go look for the worst of the worst. And we got hateful Rhettic, not only coming from governors and mayors who are pushing a false narrative, but members of Congress who are comparing to terrorists and Nazis. And bottom line is if ISIS Nazis for enforcing immigration law, what's that make them? They wrote the law. ISIS isn't making us up. They're enforcing laws enacted by Congress that they're funded to do and for. And it's the same thing we've done for decades.

A (9:21)

Final thoughts, Trish McLaughlin and what are the calls to action here for the audience?

B (9:25)

Borders are a home and is absolutely correct. Dhs, ICE and CBP are law enforcement entities. DHS is a law enforcement agency. If you don't like the law, these members of Congress, these politicians can try and change the law on the books. They need to stop demonizing our ICE law enforcement agents. They're facing a 1,000, 1,000% increase in assaults against them. And it's not just the officers, their family members, where their children go to school, where their spouses work, are being doxed online. It has to stop now. Someone is going to get hurt. And is incumbent upon these Democrat politicians to turn the rhetoric down. But we're encouraging all patriots, please look at joining ICE. That's joinice.gov we're calling all patriotic Americans today.

A (10:13)

Thank you, Tricia. I appreciate it. They're not going to turn down the rhetoric. We need mass arrests. Keep up the great work and congratulations on getting married.

B (10:22)

Thank you, Trish.

A (10:23)

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G (11:33)

Okay.

A (11:35)

I even put my group chat. I said, the Bears are winning by 14 points. This is a very strange thing. I don't know how to handle it. Oh, but don't worry. I got back down to what I was used to awfully quickly, which is a tragic, embarrassing loss on national television. The Bears are who we thought they were. The whole thing is messed up. I don't want to talk about it. Anyway, we'll be back on campus tomorrow atAmerican Comeback Tour.com that is American Comeback Tour.com the Bears put on a masterclass, one of the worst coach games in the history of football. It was so bad. They challenge in the second. You never do this in the second half. You should be smacked across the face. He challenged what was not even a close call of Noah Sewell, you know, with a fumble. What happens when you lose a challenge? You lose a timeout. So you lose a timeout. You need to stop the clock. And they only have two timeouts left and they can't do that. And then some rocket scientist on the Bears. I'm screaming at my tv, I woke up everyone. They decide, well, you know, we have to kick the ball. And it was like 2 minutes and 2 seconds left. Okay? And they're down by. Down by three points. 2 minutes, 2 seconds left. So with 2 minutes and 2 seconds left, you have to make sure that the ball either goes out of bounds or that you kick it off so they can't do a turn. You only have one timeout left. Why does that matter? Well, because then the two minute warning stops the clock. And that is a built in timeout for when the Vikings run the ball. Inevitably, what do they do? They allow the Vikings to return the ball. They're basically ending the game. The Bears find ways to disappoint us post 1985. That's fine. We still won a free Super Bowl. And let's count how many Super Bowls the Vikings have won. That's what I thought. Okay, email us as always, freedomarliekirk.com and subscribe to our podcast. So much going on here that we have to cover. Oh, yeah. My team's telling me that the. The Arle. That's right. It's no longer be the Chicago Bears. It will be the Arlington Heights Bears. I'm of the opinion the move to the Arlington Heights Stadium is going to be great. People don't like it. My family's like, nah, it's not going to be good. I think it's going to be great. I think that we can finally have a new identity. Get out of Chicago. And that's actually a really good connection to some political issue of Mayor Johnson. Mayor Johnson is so bad that he has successfully driven the Bears out of Chicago. That's as bad as it gets. I mean, that is. That is peak level failure as a mayor of Chicago. He has driven the Bears out of Chicago, out of Chicago and into a dome. I'm not sure it's going to be a dome. I think it's like a retractable roof that they're able to do indoors events and they should be able to open it up. However, part of me is kind of a little sad because there is something uniquely Chicago about Soldier Field when it's negative 10 degrees. Just something iconic about that and something rather beautiful. Anyway, it was the most Bears game I've ever seen in my life. Everyone is watching. I'm getting texts from people. Charlie, you must be really happy. I wasn't even. I'm not even. That Caleb Williams, he's kind of a fairy. Not a huge fan, whatever. You got to cheer for him because it's the Bears the way it works and they want to indoor Super Bowl. They can host super bowl and March Madness games. Packers will be the last team to actually play in the snow. And look, I actually don't hate the packers as much as I hate other teams. I have deep respect for the packers in a lot of different ways. And here's Blake giggling his way to whatever an NFC championship. I got to tell you though that there's something very alluring. You got the Vikings inside, you got Detroit inside and you still have the packers that are going to play outside. You got to respect it. And the Bears are, you know, going inside and honestly it's maybe it'll be a nice little, you know, supercharge a turbocharge. The Arlington Heights Bears. How does that sound? They've driven them out of New York City again. Here was the problem. They built New Soldier Field back when I was a kid and it would. No one ever liked it didn't work. It was super clunky. They should have just went all in and built a multi billion dollar stadium like a billion dollar stadium back when it mattered. Anyway. All that to say Brandon Johnson's a complete disaster. Chicago is an unrecognizable form of its is a version of its former self. And it's too bad. And since Chicago is this once great city that is so in desperate need of a leader and Brandon Johnson is just a nightmare. Email us as always freedomarliekirk.com and subscribe to our podcast that is the Charlie Kirk show podcast. We have a lot more to cover here. And as I wallow in our Bears though. And again, it would have been one thing if they just had a typical loss. The fact it was like the season opener at Soldier on national television. This is just such a typical. My friend says it's a typical Bears fan. I'm not gonna talk about the Bears. And then I rant about the Bears for the next five minutes. It's just, it's what we're used to, which is pain and suffering. Everything post 1985 Caleb Williams. I'll tell you what, that guy with his black nails, he's just. He's gonna wear a tutu to the next game. Let's be honest, most of what comes out of Hollywood these days makes a mockery of America. Our history, our values and our faith. But there's still a place telling stories that remind us why this country is worth celebrating. That place is Angel Studios. They're Creating unapologetically patriotic films and shows, original films and shows that uplifts and educates and inspires. 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As a premium member, you get two free tickets to every theatrical release. So if you're ready to support entertainment that celebrates faith, family, community, and freedom, go to angel.com charlie. And become a premium Angel Guild member today. Support entertainment that builds something worth passing on. Joining us now is Jack Posobic, who is a Phillies fan and an Eagles fan. The whole thing's all messed up. Jack, welcome to the program. Jack, what happened at the Phillies game this week? We have all the tapes.

G (18:10)

Well, Charlie, I just want to be clear. That's the super bowl champion Eagles. The champions of the NFL. Philadelphia Eagles. Just. Just saying.

A (18:18)

I don't hate the Eagles as much as most people do. I dislike the Eagles.

G (18:22)

That's true. That's true. You would not.

A (18:24)

I honestly. And I was. I call it like it is. Jalen hurts. Legit. Great story. I sent out a beautiful tweet with him for after he won the super bowl. And I meant every single word. And there's a lot of teams I don't like and I get a lot of hate, but, boy, I don't like those Dallas Cowboys. And I think we can all agree on that. We can all agree on that.

G (18:43)

That was. That was. That was quite a win on Thursday Night Football against the Dallas Cowgirls. But, yeah, the. The. The Philly game, which was not in Philadelphia, by the way, has gone quite viral. I've gone quite viral for talking about this. And there's this incident, even though it was down in Miami, was a Phillies versus Marlins game. And there's this video of this woman who's now been dubbed The Phillies Karen. There's been some people who have tried to look up her name, but I don't know that any of that's really been accurate, so I'll leave that off. But she's been dubbed the Phillies Karen who. They're going for a home run ball. Of course. Everybody goes for home run balls at Phillies games. I certainly was raised, you know, going for balls at Veterans Stadium. He's called the vet back in Philly in those days. And she sort of. She's in the scrum, she's in the scramble, going for a ball. Dad gets it, walks over to his son, it's his birthday, hands it to him, puts it in his glove. Then the. Karen comes over and starts yelling and screaming at the man. And. And then something very interesting happens that's actually been misreported by a lot of conservatives out there. They claim that the woman took the ball from the little boy, but that's actually not true. And that's something that I've been trying to correct the record on because of the misinformation that's going out there. The woman didn't take the ball at all. It's the father who takes the ball from his own son's glove and hands it over to the woman and Charlie. My contention has been that's the decline of the West.

A (20:10)

Well, I will say that, yes, this. This father obviously has emotional stability problems. You could tell that he's got something off about him. You don't see it. No one acts like this. So I think you could tell there's. There's something wrong with him. And it's not even a matter of de escalation, just the way he did his hands.

G (20:28)

He's got Charlie. I did do a little research and I found out that this father, turns out he's from New Jersey, so.

A (20:34)

Well, sure, that explains half of it, but not the whole picture. But there's the little shimmy shake, there's. He's got maybe a little Asperger type thing. And I'm not critic. I'm not accusing him. You just kind of tell there's something that's not quite right.

G (20:45)

This is just not a normal reaction.

A (20:47)

No, it's not a normal reaction. So maybe he was completely overwhelmed and intimidated by the situation and he wanted to protect his kid.

G (20:53)

By the tiny woman.

A (20:54)

What has happened next? What do we. What do we know about this. This woman who did this?

G (20:58)

So there's been a couple viral claims about her identity. And however, there's also been a few times where it's also come out where, in fact, women, because she's been so just turned into such a derisive figure that actually the women who have been identified as this woman have come out and released their own messages to the public saying, no, we are actually not that person. My gosh, how could we be? And there's been companies that, you know, have been associated with her that it turns out it's actually mistaken identity. And they've even put out statements saying, no, we would never report employees, somebody like that. So I'm not even sure whether her actual identity is out yet at this point. But I do know that the father here has been given a platform on a couple of local Philadelphia news networks, and they've been talking to him and talking to the son. And you can just see in those videos where, you know, he's. He's so dejected and, you know, he's. He's realizing that, you know, he's just. He just lost. And he, you know, he gave up everything that he had won, everything he had won for his family to this. This woman. And certainly there's plenty of, you know, memes and people laughing about her. But, Charlie, you know, I think. I look at this and I think about the stuff that you and I talk about on our programs and. And I really see a lot here because, you know, I grew up with my dad taking me to go see Phillies games. And when a dad catches his ball, a ball for his son, that. That's a sacred moment. That's a. The father son bonding moment. And you can see the son's eyes, and you see him in these videos where his father takes that away from him and hands it over to this screaming harpy. And I just think, man, isn't that a microcosm of everything? The millions and millions of interactions around our society now that are like this, where someone's screaming and a man just doesn't step up and stand up and stand his ground or turn the other cheek, as the. As the gospel would say, and gives in. Just totally gives in and surrenders. And it's like, that's why we're in the mess we're in with everything.

A (22:58)

How should have the father have acted?

G (23:00)

He just sit down. Literally just sit down. Just. Just sit down and say, you know what? I'm not, not, not giving you the ball back. That's my son's. I want it fair and square. You got a problem, take it up with this with security. You got a problem, take it somewhere else. You know, we're not. We're not going to look when, when a ball's up, right? It's, it's, it's bouncing around. The ball can do a lot of things in those stands. And once you have positive secured control, positive control over the ball, that's when it becomes that person's property. That's actually in the MLB handbook. But that's also just fair play. Everybody knows what a fair ball is. If you've been in any sports at all, it's a fair ball until someone catches it and secures it. So he had caught it, he had secured it doesn't matter if she had her fingertips on it or her nails on it or something. No, you just, you sit down and you say, you know what? Not interacting with. You don't care, don't care, don't care what you have to say. Take it up with somebody else, lady. And you just, you just break contact. You just break contact. You do the, you can do the old, look at the watch move or whatever you want because I've seen, you know, a lot of commentary, people saying, well, what should he have done? What should he have done? You don't submit, you don't surrender, you stand your guard. You don't have to escalate, you don't have to yell, you don't have to scream, you have to get physical or anything at all. I mean, she's a tiny woman. You just sit down and literally shut them out. And if you do that, then guess what? These crazy liberal Karens, these liberal theater kids, they won't be able to control our society anymore because they have no power if we stop giving it to them.

A (24:28)

So what, how is she treated afterwards by the Internet? And where does this now stand?

G (24:35)

The Internet is, is certainly no fan of the Phillies, Karen. It's, it's probably one of the most viral videos, viral memes out there right now. Yeah, you got one up Cruella defill. I've seen, you know, I've just seen meme after meme after meme of her. And then again, a lot of, unfortunately this is a kind of a common haircut for a certain phenotype in our society. And so people have had trouble identifying which specific Karen this is. But there's some other videos of her as well that have come out. And obviously it's a little, a little lewd for, for broadcast, but she's actually giving a, let's say a one finger salute to a lot of the people who were in the stands, even at the game, who were booing her for doing this because Even if Charlie. Even if this was a situation where, okay, maybe she had caught the ball or not. How many times have you seen a viral video of a guy catching a ball and then he sees a little kid, little boy, little girl nearby? And even if it's not their kid, and you hand the ball to them.

A (25:38)

Right.

G (25:38)

How many times have you seen that? Over and over and over. And that's a microcosm of the adults, of the moms and dads handing over our society and using that to raise up and nurture the younger generation. Isn't that what it's supposed to be all about? But the fact that she didn't give it to the kid has turned into an absolute firestorm online.

A (26:01)

Yeah, it's just this is. This has become a major situation, an issue, and, yeah, I probably want to learn more about the dad. I mean, like, at least in my situation, I would never give up all that my kid has. I mean, I would just say, like, yeah, go. Go away. But you understand, though, does she not hold all the cards of power? Because in that situation, women in nothing will obviously go to physical blows, nor should it. But in that situation, she's actually in the power position there. A screaming woman at a baseball game has more power than the man does.

G (26:32)

Well, in our current inverted society, certainly, because we have this inverted victimhood hierarchy. So a white man is, you know, doesn't have as much power as the HR director, Karen. And so, of course, you know, this is. Now, unfortunately, though, because this is all on video. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong at all. The only thing that he did wrong in the entire. Entire video that I've seen is hand the ball over to her. He didn't strike her. He didn't assault her. In fact, she actually grabbed him at one point. You can see her grabbing his arm and kind of pulling him a little bit, which, you know, of course, it's a baseball game. Like, come on. Or, you know, you're really gonna. You're really gonna call that, you know, physical assault. But if you wanted to go to that level, she has no legal claim here whatsoever. And, in fact, the law would be completely on his side. The only thing that she has on her side is the woke side system of social justice that we have erected sort of around our entire society. The Longhouse, as our friend, our mutual friend, Jonathan Kieperman would call it.

A (27:30)

There is new revelation here on the Arena Zarutska murder. What does this new video show? It shows that all the passengers just kind of sat idly by after she got stabbed in the neck repeatedly. This has become a new normal. We've seen this time and time again where people just have no care or concern when something bad happens. Jack, what is your analysis?

G (27:53)

Well, you know, it's interesting. So I've. I've looked at this video since it's come out, and, you know, it's. It's kind of hard to. You have to put it. You're. We're missing a piece of the video, right? So we're missing the actual moment when he stabs her, and this is the exact moment after when he stabs her. So I would like to see that middle point of the video to really understand what was happening here, because it seems to me that people are looking very confused right after the stabbing. And I don't even realize. I don't even think that, honestly, unfortunately, it may be that she doesn't even realize what has happened because the shock is so quick. And unfortunately, because of the size of the knife being so small, it does look like it's a situation. I haven't read the autopsy, but it's, you know, it's not like a Hollywood movie where you just instantly collapse or you're. You're shrieking. But if he nicked an artery, if he was able to nick something that's up here. There are times where a slow bleed out is something that they teach about in the military, can actually be fatal. But shock doesn't set in for, you know, another couple of seconds, another couple of minutes where she may not have even realized the danger that she was in. You notice that even in all of that, she doesn't put her hand to her neck. She sort of has her hands cupped in front of her face. And so again, like, I would. I would just want more information about what exactly went on in that situation. But no, you don't see anyone on the crowd, I think, in that train react for about 90 seconds or so once someone realizes there's this horrific trail of blood going behind the killer. And of course, he's saying there over and over, I got that white girl. I got that white girl. So someone clearly targeted because of the color of her skin for being white in America. And yes, nobody, nobody on that train, they didn't realize what was going on, or they did realize what was going on, and they decided that they didn't want to get involved. Probably also because of this same system that we're talking about, this inverted hierarchy.

A (29:45)

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H (31:03)

Auburn Police have made an arrest in the death of former Auburn professor Dr. Julie Schnelli. This update coming just about five minutes ago in a press release, Auburn police say they have arrested Harold Rashad Dabney III from Montgomery and have charged him with two counts of capital murder in connection to the death of Dr. Schnelli at Kiesel Park.

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This is gonna be happening every single day it seems like. So this is a. Logan Federico, a 22 year old aspiring teacher from Wexhaw, North Carolina was visiting friends. Oh, that's a different one. This is a different, that's a whole different one. This was in May. That's another white girl that was murdered by another black criminal. So it's just, it's just a theme. It's a crim, it's a pattern we're seeing. You can put her up on screen. This was Logan Federico. This one was in May of a random black criminal that was prowling around and killed another white woman. You guys are starting to see a theme here. See the left, they don't like it when I say things like this. But I'm sorry, you Guys made the entire country burn and come to a knee. Changed the entire fiber and action of the entire civilization all around a lie. Because George Floyd overdosed on the side of the street. We are now going to make you live up to to your own rules. We report empirical data. Logan Federico, that was her murderer. And then of course in Auburn, the one we were mentioning, the suspect is Harold Rashad Dabney iii. We did do a initial search yesterday. It seems like he had a prior upstream arrest. We're waiting to confirm that. We were told for years that race based hate attacks are the worst thing in America. Well, if that's the case, it's pretty clear the most common race based hate attack is, well, it's not white people killing blacks, it's black people killing white people. So since it being the worst thing ever, why is it the media doesn't cover it? Well, Will Cain covered this extensively on his program. Will Kain deserves a lot of credit for this. And here are just some of the numbers. Some of the numbers are breathtaking when you go through them. I don't know if we have the piece of tape. If not, I will walk through some of the numbers here. The numbers themselves are pretty shocking. And it's not white people killing blacks. This is why we support President Trump putting our military in our cities, to protect citizens. And so often these people have prior and prior offenses. It's time to bring back three strikes. Three strikes. You, by the way, you get all three strikes. If you just attack a random person on the side of the street, you're done. You're just going to, you're going to jail for the rest of your life. We're done. We're not playing, we're not playing games of this anymore. Playtime is over. And if you're gonna just walk around with weapons without any sort of designation and then commit crimes of those weapons, we're going to put you in jail. By the way, it's just so funny because the Democrats, they pretend to care about black Americans. They don't. Just so you know, interracial violence, crime incidents. Just so you know, there are 117,000 white on black crimes even though we are a white majority country and yet There are over 500,000 black on white crimes. Nobody would benefit more than black Americans from a general war on crime in all America. We need an all out invasion against crime. I want to protect all of the communities in America. So let's just go through this. There are 385,000 black on white violent crime incidents and only 117,000 white on black violent crime incidents. Do you know that 1 in 22 black men will be a murderer in their lifetime? Let me say that again. One in 22 black men will be a murderer in their lifetime. That is according to the FBI data. That's verifiable. It's true. You go through the numbers. They're pretty shocking. You go through the numbers and you go into the detail, you kind of walk away and you say, boy, this media's really not been telling me the truth here. Of course not. In Minnesota, Blacks are 6.4% of the population, and yet Blacks account for 62% of all the violent crime in Minnesota. According to 2021 FBI data, 1 in 22 males, Black males will murder someone at some point in their lifetime. And that's by the way, that's with most of black crime going unsolved. It's probably even higher than that because half of all black murders go unsolved. Half the projected lifetime murder rate for a Black male is 4508 per 100,000. By age 23, about half of all black males have been arrested. Let me say that again. By age of 23, half of all black males have been arrested. And not enough of them have been arrested. 385,000. Nearly 400,000. Three times as many blacks commit crimes against white despite being only 13% of the population. We need the fearlessness to say criminals are evil. Crime will not be tolerated. Crime will be stamped out, regardless of who commits it. And until then, these stories will keep on happening. Thanks so much for listening, everybody. Email us. As always, freedom charliekirk.com thanks so much for listening and God bless.

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