Jasmine Crockett (6:51)

But as somebody who understands history, when I see ice, I see slave patrols Now, I never.

Rob Carson (6:57)

Okay, if you. You say that you understand history and you've studied history, you don't know d word about history to say something that freaking ignorant.

Jasmine Crockett (7:07)

But as somebody who understands history, when.

Rob Carson (7:11)

I understands history or actually knows history, because you don't know anything about history, I see.

Jasmine Crockett (7:16)

I see slave patrols now. I never lived through the slave patrol period, but if you know the history of policing in this country, then you.

Rob Carson (7:25)

Understand, you don't know the history of policing in this country.

Jasmine Crockett (7:28)

That they were born out of slave Patrols.

Rob Carson (7:33)

I got to tell you. And then some nut bag goes crazy and kill somebody. Then they could just say, huh, they did our dirty work. Yeah. Both of the assassins, the attempted assassins of Donald Trump, they were on the federal radar. The federal government knew about him. They knew about him. They knew about him. They knew about both of them. But they allowed him to get into the most prone position to try to kill Donald Trump. Yeah, they did. He said that on day one. Here's J.D. pritzker. More inflammatory language. I don't. You're nothing. This analogy would use. When we found out that Joe Biden had stage four cancer, did anybody say, oh, well, he's gonna die? Yay. No, none of us do, because we don't do that. We don't play that game. Conservatives don't. That's just the way it is. If you think they do, you're lying. You know you're lying. You know that we particularly as Christians, as Jews, we never take that tack because there is something absolutely morally wrong to the core to celebrate suffering and death like that. Like that. I think Joe Biden is the most corrupt president in U.S. history. Do you know why? Because he's the most corrupt president in history. But am I wishing death upon him? Did I wish assassination upon him? No. Because he would go against the core of my being. We never do that. We never do that ever, ever, ever. And you know it, too.

Ilhan Omar (8:58)

People are being grabbed and they're being thrown into vans, and that's different than questioning people. And oh, by the way, I want to ask a question to everybody who's listening and to you. Do you carry with you citizenship papers? How do you prove to somebody that you're a US Citizen? Your accent?

Rob Carson (9:15)

I don't know. You show them your driver's license, you know, maybe voter registration card, the color of your skin.

Ilhan Omar (9:21)

That's not the country we live in. You know, you shouldn't have to walk around with papers the way that they do.

Rob Carson (9:26)

You don't. You don't have to, you lying sack of Julia.

Ilhan Omar (9:28)

Then in the early days of Nazi Germany, to prove that you belong and that you're not one of them, and that is essentially the kind of country.

Rob Carson (9:38)

That we're called people. Nazis. Enough. You repeat a lie enough, it becomes the truth. That's Joseph Goebbels. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Then over the weekend, they tried this moral relativism, which is a sign you're an absolutely lazy intellectually. You're a moron. Senator Tom Lankard Lankford. Here he is with moral relativism Any, any Republican who says, oh yeah, there's violent language from both sides, it's equal. Honestly, there are rhinos from hell. Lankford is a rhino from hell, by the way.

Howie Kurtz (10:08)

I would say if there's someone preparing to be able to take out an aggressive act against someone or to be able to violate the law. That is the role of law enforcement to be able to protect Americans. We need to be careful in how we talk about this. Whether it is talking about white nationalists and preparing to be able to attack.

Rob Carson (10:24)

Really? Who are the name a couple of the white nationalists. There's anybody. Go ahead. Anytime, anytime you want. Anytime you know the white supremacy is the. I want to know who the KKK hood wearing leader of the white nationalist movement is. Go right ahead. Oh, there is no white nationalist movement.

Howie Kurtz (10:40)

Okay, we have a carrot attack. Or does somebody like a Timothy McVeigh.

Rob Carson (10:44)

That hated the government 30 years ago, okay.

Howie Kurtz (10:47)

Intensely.

Rob Carson (10:47)

And in my state he wasn't a conservative in good standing 30 years ago.

Howie Kurtz (10:52)

Murdered 168 people in Oklahoma City. Or whether it is a leftist group that is interested in actually attacking a.

Rob Carson (11:00)

We're dealing with the here and now in the body count. And then last decade that the left has run roughshod over the entire world which by the way has not even pales by comparison to Timothy McVeigh his one off insane assassination of people that didn't represent a movement at all. That represented an unhinged individual. Not even a comparison. Not even a comparison. Here's how he Kurtz. He doesn't have a show anymore on Fox. They canceled it.

Jasmine Crockett (11:26)

Yes, there is violent extremism on both sides. It is not proportionate. And in order to have an honest conversation about what led to it isn't.

Rob Carson (11:33)

Proportionate because 99.9% of the violent rhetoric comes exclusively from the left and from the Democrat Party. It's just a fact.

Jasmine Crockett (11:42)

This moment that has to focus in part on the left.

Rob Carson (11:45)

I'm glad you mentioned that. It's not unique to one side or one party. Charlie, Charlie Kirk was not a saint. He said to you, okay, that's where he just gave permission. That's where he just said, hey, you know what? Wasn't a saint. You knew this was going to happen. That's why Howie Kurtz doesn't have a show anymore. And by the way, his show was terrible before this ago. It's worth to have a cost of unfortunately some gun deaths every single year so we can have the second amendment but his murder makes us feel like a very dangerous time. Yeah, because it's all coming from the left and it's been espoused by the left. I got, I got some audio from, from Lindsey Graham on the other side. He was challenged by Kristen Welker. She tried that same thing. And Lindsey would have none of it. That's coming up. This is the Rob Carson Show.

Unnamed Political Commentator (12:39)

I think that this push for mass firings could become quite significant. And it already, already is. I mean, compared to the aftermath of January 6th, this does seem to be turning into a very aggressive attempt to purge not just, you know, government officials, or in the hex of example, in the Defense Department, but also specifically people who work in education, who work in health care, who work in government. Those are the fields that a lot of these right wing figures have been mentioning over and over again.

Rob Carson (13:07)

Now I'll just mention a lot of people are being fired because they went online and they danced around like, like demons. Like demons. I mean, really, like, have you ever, I mean, have you ever seen some of the people celebrating Charlie Kirk's death? They look into their camera and they smirk and they. It's demonic. It's demonic. I mean, if that's you, if that's you, the reason you're fired is not because there's a purge. It's because nobody wants you working for their company. Because you're a threat, you're a danger. If you're that way about somebody that's you have just exposed your character. Nobody wants you teaching their kids. Nobody wants them treating you medically. If you're that freaking out of your mind that you would dance around like a demon and say, charlie Kirk is dead. Charlie Kirk is dead. Of course you're going to lose your job. Any good company would say, you've got to lose your job. We can't have that here. You're out of your mind. It's not about it being a bad reflection on the company. It's about you're just out of your mind. There's something missing in your soul. There's something very wrong with you. If you celebrate the murder, shooting in the jugular vein from a distance of Charlie Kirk, a father of two kids, a wonderful man, a godly man, but he said something bad about Benjamin Netanyahu. Shut up. Honestly, here's one of the people who was fired.

Jasmine Crockett (14:35)

Unfortunately, my most recent video has hit the cuck side of tick tock. And because of that, they have made it their life's mission to get me terminated from my now.

Rob Carson (14:44)

Really? You weren't that important to begin with, but your company said wow. She's nuts, Bob.

Jasmine Crockett (14:49)

A mission that they were ultimately successful in. This morning, I did receive an email from HR letting me know that my position at the slut factory no longer existed.

Rob Carson (15:00)

Yeah, there you go. And if you're a teacher, if you're a teacher, like an elementary school teacher, and you go online and you say, I'm so glad that Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck, or you put some sort of a meme up there where there's blood spurting out of a cartoon or whatever, honestly, you should not be teaching children. There's something very wrong with you. That's the great thing about. One of the only great things about the Internet is that when you say something like that, I mean, everybody's going to know how you are and nobody wants you working for them. Nobody wants you working. But this is what Ilhan Omar said. Elon Omar should be removed from Congress 1000%. 1000. She's trending on Twitter right now. Here's what she said. She shared a video that says Charlie Kirk was a reprehensible human being. A stochastic terrorist. With his last dying words. He was spewing racist dog whistles. Charlie Kirk was Dr. Frankenstein and his monster shot him through the neck. She should be removed from Congress. Jasmine Crockett should be removed from Congress for saying that the ICE are like the slave patrol. We cannot exist. We cannot have members of Congress who hate the country so much. The reason why you are in Congress is a. To be a constitutionalist, a founding principles American, and to represent your constituents. But you do not represent them in Congress if they want to murder Charlie Kirk or they represent radical Islam and its rise over America. If that's the case, you don't belong in Congress. That's it. You are Constitution first, representing your constituents. But if your constituents are wanting to tear down America or end America and you want to bring that to Congress, you're done. You should be done. That's it. That's all. Here is Donald Trump talking about those who would celebrate Charlie Kirk's death. Have you asked to start revoking the.

Jasmine Crockett (16:52)

Visas of the foreigners who have celebrated Charlie Kirk's death?

Rob Carson (16:56)

No, we haven't. We haven't. But we are looking at names. We don't like that. That's not right. We wouldn't celebrate if something happened on this side and we don't. These are sick people. These are really deranged people. Yeah. Did you hear about this? I'm not sure. It was Office Depot. They wanted to put together some flyers just for A remembrance ceremony for Charlie Kirk. And the people in the Office Depot decided they'd do the same thing that the Democrat party did in 2020, 2019, by, you know, shutting down all speech. I remember I had a T shirt site that I sold my T shirts on. They censored my designs and called them disinformation. That's how bad the disinformation, misinformation, nonsense went. Shutting down all conservative speech. Shutting it down. This is very similar. This is the staff of the Office Depot saying we're not going to prevent the remembrance ceremony flyers for Charlie Kirk because they're propaganda.

Mike Benz (17:49)

Thank you. So we came in for an order.

Rob Carson (17:53)

Earlier for the print.

Mike Benz (17:56)

A poster for our vigil tonight.

Jasmine Crockett (17:59)

Yes.

Mike Benz (18:00)

Somebody that passed.

Rob Carson (18:01)

It's not. Oh, it's propaganda.

Jasmine Crockett (18:03)

I'm sorry. We don't hit that year.

Rob Carson (18:04)

All righty. So what's your name? I'm Pharaoh. I'm print supervisor.

Jasmine Crockett (18:09)

I'm one of the managers.

Mike Benz (18:10)

Yes.

Rob Carson (18:11)

So unsor.

Jasmine Crockett (18:12)

Unfortunately.

Rob Carson (18:13)

So I believe they still have their jobs this morning, but somebody else picked up the. The print. But they're in a whole lot of trouble. They're in a whole lot of trouble for just deciding on their own. We're not going to print your stuff. That's when you know, you know, and, and, and if you're looking for, okay, I don't know, you're looking at wolves, violence on both sides thing, you know. Yeah. The right does the same. No, they don't. Not at all. Not at all. They'd be like saying, you know, you know, in the Soviet Union that, you know, the people who, who tried to escape over the Berlin Wall, they, they were violent too. Honestly, so, so, so. Utterly, utterly ridiculous. Utterly ridic. Here's Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller's magnificent. Here's Stephen Miller talking about all of the violence that the left has espoused.

Stephen Miller (19:04)

There is a domestic terrorism movement in this country. When you see these organized, doxing campaigns where the left calls people enemies of the republic, calls them fascists, says they're Nazis, says they're evil, says they have to be removed, and then prints their addresses, what do you think they're trying to do? They are trying to inspire someone to murder them. That is their objective. That is their intent. And when you see online, Sean, as we've seen for the last few days, tape after tape after tape of federal workers, bureaucrats, staffers in the Pentagon, educators, professors, health care workers, nurses, celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk. These are radicalized people.

Rob Carson (19:52)

Yeah. And they shouldn't have a position in any place of employment. If you hire those kind of people, you will not be successful. And you can't be teachers and you can't be nurses and you can't be doctors online. Saying and celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk, that shows your character. That shows what a void in your soul you have. And you're a danger. You quite simply are a danger. You should seek help. The great Mike Ben joins us for the next for the first time. Coming up next, don't go anywhere. There's a Rob Parsons show on a Monday. We're waiting to get Mike Benz on the phone here. I'm also experiencing some computer issues this morning. I don't know the deal is but anyway, it was a very busy weekend. I, I can't play video or audio right now for some ungodly reason. So I have to figure out what's going on with the computer. Regardless, had a very busy weekend and I said Mike Benz is going to be joining us in a second. I went up to Philadelphia and, and spent the weekend. I do want to mention that, you know, on the way back I was, I met a lot of people. I met, for instance, I met on the way to you. I've heard when I, when I, when I travel, I always find the most interesting people are the people I meet. Driving Uber and weekend was no, no accident. The same thing happened. I met a guy from Eritrea. He'd been over six years. He's 27 years old now. He came here because he wanted to live the American dream. There was no, I wanted to sneak across the southern border and I wanted to get all sorts of free crap. And he literally three years into his stay in the United States of America bought a tractor trailer, paid cash. Paid cash. And so he does long haul trucking while driving the, the Uber. And he wants to start an automobile, automobile automotive detailing job. Okay. A business for automotive detailing. He asked me for advice. I know. And I said, well, you've got to connect with people because there are a million people who are doing auto detailing in Washington, D.C. and there's only one you during detailing in Washington, D.C. same thing happened to me when I worked, when I sold cars. There were six other Toyota dealerships selling Toyotas in, in Kansas City, but there was only one Rob Carson selling cars in Kansas City. You have to make yourself unique. You have to be different. Obviously you have to do the best work, but it's your connection that really does. It's the same goes with talk radio. It's the same goes with being an entertainer. I always say you have to create a product that is uniquely entertaining. What is it about this show? Why do you listen to this show? Do. Do you listen because I'm talking about Charlie Kirk? Do you listen because I'm talking about Trump? No, you listen because you're listening to Rob Carson. And by the way, that is a profound honor for me that I do it. And when I was out and about this weekend, I found in the hall, for instance, in the Congress hall near. Right next door to Independence hall, that there were people in that room who listened to my show. And they'd been listening for years. Had been listening for years. And yesterday I had a cigar with the gentleman and Mark Bishop's name. And Mark, he lives there in Baltimore. He says, rob, I'd love to meet you sometime. We kind of corresponding the last couple of weeks we've been corresponding the last couple of weeks about possibly getting together. So we ultimately went to a cigar shop here in old town Alexandria, 3. Three blocks from where I work. Three blocks from where I work. And so we go and we have a. He. He works with Perdamo. He works with Perdamo. And I find out. I found out that Perdamo Cigars, they're in Miami. And everybody at the office listens to my show. Everybody listens to my show. It was. It was over. Is Mike. Ben's on the phone, Brian. Is that what you're trying to say by clicking me? All right, thank you very much. Mike Benz, welcome to the Rob Carson Show. First and foremost, Mike, I know I've written you on Facebook messenger, but I respect you, I admire you. I've watched your phenomenal growth as a journalist the last at least five or six years that I've been doing a nationally syndicated program. It's an honor to have you on the show today, Mike.

Mike Benz (24:26)

Well, thank you for your leadership and all this stuff as well. I know this is a tough week and just great to have solidarity at a moment like this.

Rob Carson (24:35)

Brother, I gotta tell you, I have never cried so much for somebody I didn't know. And maybe you knew Charlie, but I cried for the, you know, the loss that his daughter and his wife were experiencing, and then I cried for the loss of his meteoric rise. And, Mike, I believe we're in the beginnings of a worldwide rebirth of faith and a worldwide turn for good. And it started with Donald Trump's election, but I really think that the assassination of Charlie Kirk, rather than his. This. This. This worldwide movement moving along at a slower pace, they just put the pedal to the metal on the accelerator of this movement when they murdered Charlie Kirk, what do you think?

Mike Benz (25:22)

Well, it has to be that way. It's too big of a loss to process on its own. It has to be converted into something or I think, or else the tragedy is just too. And I don't mean to say that I just realized how that sounded. Obviously, there's no way to make up for a loss like this. Charlie was a towering figure in every sense he was. And what he did was it's Trump. Like in the sense that you read chapter one, for example, of Art of the Deal and you realize that what made Trump Trump was, you know, he was waking up at 6am and made 100 phone calls before you had breakfast and doing it day after day, month after month, year after year. And Charlie, what he built with Turning Point was something that became bigger than not just college Republicans. It became bigger than cpac. It was the biggest vote, it was the biggest boots on the ground operation. It penetrated the most difficult place to penetrate on planet Earth, Colleges and universities of the United States. And it made it okay as a young person to network with, to socialize with, to have events, events that were fun, engaging, thought provoking with your fellow students and build lifelong friendships and leadership pipelines. And he did that day after day after day for 15 years. He started when he was 16, he started turning point when he was 18. And he was a diplomat, an ambassador, a spokesperson, a long term strategy guy. He was the one who, evidently we just learned this week, who brokered the Maga Maha alliance with Trump and rfk. He, he was the ultimate bridge builder. And the shoes are too big for a single person to fill. It takes a singular personality to be able to bridge divides the way Charlie did, to be able to build bridges between strange bedfellows the way Charlie did and to earn the trust of every person in this cause around the world. Everyone knew they could trust Charlie and Charlie could speak anyone's language to try to get people to meet in the middle. And, you know, if there's not a person who can replace Charlie, we all need to take up Charlie's sword and move everything forward.

Rob Carson (27:56)

Well, nobody's ever going to be able to fill his shoes. I am in the same slot as Rush Limbaugh and I started writing for Rush Limbaugh as a kid right out of College in 1989. And I watched his meteoric rise. And I also witnessed, and what I like to say is a conservative apartheid, Mike. I've experienced it for 30 years of my life. The censorship of our speech, the going after going after clients. So you can never get a client. There's a reason why Newsmax doesn't have Ford on their, on their airwaves, even though a lot of Newsmax viewers drive Ford F150s. It's because of conservative apartheid. But this is to a new level. And what really, Mike, you know, and you've been through it too, you know, I mean, when disinformation and misinformation happened, when that movement, when our government was involved in disinformation, as Joseph Stalin said, you know, you knew what we were in for there. You knew that this was not organic in any way, shape or form. This was part of a movement. And the left did everything they could to shut us down. And then ultimately they saw Charlie Kirk going onto campus for the first time, a conservative speaker drawing thousands of people, any speaker, drawing thousands of people to see a debate. And the left knew he had to die because of it.

Mike Benz (29:09)

Well, that was their biggest fear, that Charlie would just win every time, fair and square publicly, in front of thousands of people. And it changed minds. They saw someone, young people saw someone who was fearless, just absolutely eviscerating the talking points of their, of their professors, of their fellow students who they kind of felt something was off with. But Charlie could articulate it, and then suddenly they could articulate it and they felt stronger and more confident and emboldened. And there was a singular hatred towards Charlie Kirk on the, on the online left. And I watched that. I, I keep a nose to the grindstone on this sort of leftist commentary community online. And they. Even though he was probably the most moderate of voices on the right, he was a singular target because of his size, his influence and his calmness, his equanimity. He never lost his cool. Nothing ever landed. Nothing ever landed on Charlie for 15 years now, Mike. They had to go to an assassin's bullet.

Rob Carson (30:13)

Exactly. Can we take a break? Can you hold for the next segment? Because I think it's so important and I just appreciate you so much more with Mike Benz. Let's take a break and come back. This is the Rob Carson Show. People don't have any intention of saying something that's going to lead to something dangerous. But, but we cannot take responsibility for the minds that are out there and how they hear it. Now that is Nancy Pelosi today or yesterday saying that, you know, we can't take responsibility for the acts that people commit. We don't intentionally say things to do this. And that's a lie. That's a lie. Mike Benz not only Mike Benz, the Mike Benz is on the Newsmax hotline. This has all been intentional. They've been trying to morally equivocate, which you know, Mike always means. You have no argument and you're intellectually and morally bankrupt. And they try to say it happens on both sides. But Mike, you know as well as I, because we're not stupid, all of 99.99% of the violent rhetoric has come from the left of the liberal media.

Mike Benz (31:19)

100%. Everyone knows that you can't name anything even remotely comparable to this on the other side, not, not nowhere. And even if you just look at the associations with the transgender community, and I did a video recently where I just went over the sheer scale of school shootings, church shootings committed by folks in the transgender community, which is a overwhelmingly left wing, Marxist associated environmental schema that they have. You saw this armed, armed queers group that it looks like the FBI is now investigating. Yes, I think I saw one of their banners that read the revolution will not be voted in joined this armed group. And I made the commentary that the only thing faster than the speed of light in the known universe is the speed at which the FBI would descend on a right wing gun that says join it instead of the substitute for voting. Instead of voting. The revolution has to be conducted by armed struggle. That's just the speed at which a Merrick Garland Justice Department would descend on every member of that and every person they followed is overwhelming. But we do play by different rules. We are, I think we conduct ourselves in a try to in a more godly way, in a more constitutional way. And so I do think that at this moment, what's happening is I am very heartened to see the institutional response. You've seen agnostic institutions who did not need to go out of their way to honor Charlie Kirk, who have done so, whether that's the New York Yankees, the Chicago Cubs, nascar, the ufc, the Dallas Cowboys. You, you've seen, and even I saw, Mick Jagger came out and made a statement, the lead singer of Coldplay came out and stopped the concert. And you know, so I do think it is important to try to recognize that this is a schism moment, not just for the populist right in trying to reconsolidate and ensure our solidarity at a moment when we know that they're trying to use terrorism to intimidate us, but also a real moment to examine exactly where people fall on the left in terms of knowing the kinds of groups that bridges can be built with and the kinds of groups that Can't, Mike.

Rob Carson (33:58)

I have been calling for it. Like I hold any sway. The declaration of Antifa as a terrorist group. It has to happen, Mike. They have now spent shell casings or even unspent shell casings with their expressions on them. Antifa is a terrorist organization. They have burned their way across the country. They have attacked ICE officers, they have attacked courthouses in Portland. Antifa is a terrorist organization. Would you agree that they need to be declared a terrorist organization so we can go after funding, go after members who have committed these acts and ended this organization in the United States like we would the kkk?

Mike Benz (34:39)

I defer to the Justice Department on this. I use strong language this week. I do think that senior leadership and what's. What's happened within this Antifa culture is they've gotten so used to this idea that it's okay to kill baby Hitler, it's okay to hang Mussolini, his wife from, from a bridge. And the. And because violence was used During World War II, everyone I don't like now is like Hitler and so justified. You know, basically lethal assassinations and cold blooded murder. And this is these links between Antifa. I would be much more comfortable examining the links between Antifa and other US government institutions and going after senior leadership who has organized, condoned and incited just. I think that in a targeted kind of RICO way, in the sense that when you call an ideology a terrorist group, that I can see how there are First Amendment concerns. And just like Charlie had the, you know, and leftists have been trying to mock him over this, that Charlie said, listen, you know, in the same way that, that when you have, you know, we don't ban cars just because there are car accidents every year. That is the cost of freedom to be able to drive a car. It's the same way with protecting the second amendment for owning a gun. But so, so I do think that there is a targeted approach to this that, that I would advocate for and I defer to this FBI and Justice Department who I think have their heads on straight about balancing the constitutionality versus the need for urgent and immediate action.

Rob Carson (36:34)

Mike, we have to run. And I know that you are. You're coming back to D.C. we've got a studio here in Old Town Alexandria and I would love to sit and just do a podcast with you for an hour or two if you get the time because I've been such an admirer of you. You're such a powerful figure as an investigative journalist and a truth teller and I have great, great, great respect for you. And it's because of you that this movement is so bold and strong. And you got misinformation and misinformation and you are asking the hard questions that a lot of people are not. So Mike, Ben's a tribute to you and you're welcome here anytime. And it was just a treat to have you on the radio today.

Mike Benz (37:09)

And that's thanks to Charlie, by the way. Charlie, when I had less than 5000 followers. And send me a DM and so for Charlie. And we'll link up on. We're in D.C. okay, Rob.

Rob Carson (37:20)

All right, brother. God bless you. Let's take a break and come back. This is ROB Carson show. It is ROB CARSON Show. Such an honor to have Mike Bins on the show. I'm, I mean, I'm a very, very big fan of Mike Benson. Mike Ben is one of the people who, you know, he crafts his words and he is so determined and so excellent of what he does, and he's exposed so much corruption and he's amazing. And what he just said there at the end of the View in the interview was when he had 5,000 followers, Charlie Kirk DM'd him and helped him out. And now Mike Binns is one of the most influential people in journalism. Right up with John Solomon, right up there with John Solomon and Michael Shellenberger and Matt Taibbi. And all of these have become journalistic superstars because the left has dominated media for so long and now they're dead. Now the media is dead. The leftist media is absolutely dead. So it was such an honor to have him on the show, such an honor to have him on the show. And we're going to have him on again soon. And trust me, you know, listen, we were in Kansas City for five years and growing and Ken Decker, Redneck MacGyver in December, said, rob, you got to start streaming the show. And we started streaming the show. We've got 30 radio affiliates, we've got now on the stream, 1.7 to 2 million people a week views, I should say happening and growing and growing and growing. And when I was talking about perdamo cigars and I went to have a cigar with with a gentleman yesterday, if you're streaming right now, you can see the sticker on my phone. They said, rob, we listened to you every day. We loved Rush Limbaugh and you are kind of you following in his footsteps. And as I said, I said, yes, I follow in the footsteps. Never, never filling his shoes. And I came here to Washington, D.C. and everything has and everything is changing at lightning speed, at light speed. It's happening. It's happening. The show is growing. I'm being invited to things. I'm seeing things, I'm learning things. And I'm bringing you with me because something big is happening. And I know it's very hard right now when Charlie Kirk was murdered and all of this we've been through, but something glorious and great has happened. Stay focused, stay positive, and pray, because it's happening and it's happening and it's historic. We'll take a break and come back, final hour of the show. Up next, don't go anywhere.

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