Caitlin Bennett (13:17)

Walk of fame with photos of presidents in order.

Rob Carson (13:20)

But if you look closely, there is one particular president missing or rather represented by something other than his face.

Caitlin Bennett (13:26)

Instead of a photo of President Biden.

Rob Carson (13:28)

There is a photo of an auto pen. I know, it's cool.

Caitlin Bennett (13:31)

Hilarious.

Rob Carson (13:32)

Yeah, it is, I suppose.

Caitlin Bennett (13:34)

I mean, I don't know.

Rob Carson (13:36)

Responding to this, by the way.

Caitlin Bennett (13:38)

Very beneath the office, but.

Rob Carson (13:40)

No, no, no. Standing in front of independence all and calling half the country back a fascist, an enemy of democracy, going on vacation 40% of the time and having dementia. Those are beneath the office, actually. And then lying about it.

Caitlin Bennett (13:52)

Yes.

Rob Carson (13:53)

True or false? The auto pen signed more things under Joe Biden's last year in office than Joe Biden signed. I mean, is it really trolling if it's true? Trump as well? Doesn't auto. Doesn't Trump use the auto pen as well? Yeah, he does. For freaking Christmas cards. I promise you when it comes to pardons, Don Trump uses the auto pin as well. Violence comes from the right too, in clemencies. It's going to be his own signature. Like he actually shows up for work and doesn't take naps for. Yeah, because he was on vacation 40% of the time until Kamala Harris took over for his campaign without any Democrats voting for and she's a dingbat. Then he went on vacation 65% of the time. Thought you should know. I thought you should know. It's kind of true. No, it's absolutely 100% true. 100% true. This is pretty sickening. The night before Charlie Kirk was murdered, Erica Kirk called a friend to come over to the house for pray for Charlie after a feminist website, Jezebel, paid witches on Etsy to curse him. According to Megyn Kelly, Jezebel Bragd is two days before Charlie was assassinated how they paid for a multiple curses to punish him. Here's. Here's Jezebel. It's a far white. It's the far right misogyny with bad haircut wants to villainize independent women. Jezebel is more happ to be the hag of his nightmares. But the Internet has its downsides. Exhibit A, Charlie Kirk. Maybe it's obsession with telling women what or what to do or his aggressively large head, but the far right podcaster presence is more irritating than most. That's when I remembered there's an Etsy. So they did. They hired witches, three witches to cast a spell on him. Now, if you believe this, I do believe in karma. I do believe in good and evil. I told you the other day, these people online who were celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder and dancing like demons, I believe they're evil. I really do. And this is. Here's. Here's Megyn Kelly talking about this curse.

Megyn Kelly (15:48)

And while their article about all of this hit, it was published on Monday, September 8th, it makes clear that the writer contacted Contracted for the curse in late August. She says she wanted it to line up with the new moon in Virgo, which This year meant August 23rd.

Rob Carson (16:04)

This is evil.

Megyn Kelly (16:06)

That tracks because she points out in the piece that by August 24, she was waiting impatiently for results. The witch they reveal promised on August 23rd that, quote, you will see the first results within two to three weeks.

Rob Carson (16:22)

Yeah, he was murdered two weeks later. Here is Megyn Kelly talking about how Jezebel has since taken down the article after the shooting.

Megyn Kelly (16:33)

Jezebel took down the article, quote, on the recommendation of our lawyers. They underscored that the piece was meant to be humorous, intended as satire, and that they made clear they wish Charlie, quote, no physical harm. Which is not the full story, now, is it? At the same time, they said of the article, quote, we stand by every word, which means they did want him cursed. They wanted everyone to hate him. They wanted it to be powerful.

Rob Carson (16:58)

They call him a fascist. The shooter wrote it on his shell casing.

Megyn Kelly (17:03)

And they wanted Charlie, quote, punished for years of regressive rhetoric. They also made clear that taking down the article was, quote, driven by an abundance of caution for our staff. In other words, they were worried about violence against them by Charlie Kirk supporters.

Rob Carson (17:21)

I believe in good and evil 1000%. If you do this, you're gonna burn for it. You know, karma's gonna kick your ass. There's a gospel song. It goes, go tell that long tongue Liar. Go tell that midnight rider. Tell the rambler, the gambler, the rambler, the backbiter. Tell him God Almighty is gonna cut him down. Johnny Carson, Johnny Carson. Johnny Cash covered it. Elvis Presley did it years and years ago. It's an old gospel song and it's true. Good and evil. Good and evil. Here is Megyn Kelly because this really, really shook up Charlie Kirk and his wife.

Megyn Kelly (17:59)

You're playing with fire, messing with this stuff. There actually are demons in this world calling up the spirit world. In particular, the devil's spirit world can actually have real world consequences. It's not something to mess with. Many Christians believe this. This is dangerous. It's not a game. It's literally evil. Second, this is what I really want you all and the people at Jezebel and Etsy to know. Erica and Charlie Kirk heard about these curses.

Rob Carson (18:32)

Listen.

Megyn Kelly (18:33)

And that news genuinely rattled Erica in particular. She knew Christian teaching on the subject. She loved Charlie absolutely. And she was scared when she heard of the curses Jezebel had called up. So much so that she and Charlie contacted a friend who I believe she said was a Catholic priest.

Rob Carson (18:56)

Who does that? What kind of people do that? Here is the the end of this conversation.

Megyn Kelly (19:03)

Megyn Kelly, of course, God's will is the one that matters. And his blessing over Charlie was real and palpable. All you had to do was spend time with Charlie to know that. But why torture a family like this, a Christian believing family? Why do this vile thing to a young couple, parents to two babies, living in accordance with the gospel, deeply in love, yes, political, but doing nothing other than speaking publicly about their views and their desires to make other people's lives better? Who would do such a vile thing? Jezebel, that's who. And unbelievably, Etsy.

Rob Carson (19:38)

Yeah, if you like those sites. You need to evaluate yourself as a human being, whether spiritually or not, because you live in darkness. You live in absolute darkness. And honestly, you're going to get your rear in handed to you because good is here. It's here after many years of use. Caitlin Bennett, the founder of Liberty Hangout, is somebody whose videos I watch all the time on social media. She does what I call woman on the street interviews, goes into the lion's den, confronts violent leftists and has a great time doing it. She is amazing. She joins us next. You do not want to go anywhere. This is the Rob Carson show, foreign host of the super popular Newsmax daily podcast. A rundown of the day's top headlines and top highlights of Newsmax shows. And interviews you may have missed, plus some sports, stock markets, and even some yucks, all packed into about 20 minutes. Search for the Newsmax Daily with me, Tony Marino on your favorite podcast platform. And check out our entire lineup of great podcasts, including Greg Kelly Robinson, Bob Carson, and Jerry Callahan@Newsmax.com Listen.

Caitlin Bennett (21:14)

So you would say because I'm a woman, you would say you and I are the same.

Rob Carson (21:18)

Yeah, just about, like, categorically. Yeah. Of course, there are always differences between, like, individuals, like height, weight, stuff like that.

Caitlin Bennett (21:28)

Like, is there anything fundamentally different than usual between us?

Rob Carson (21:34)

Like, height, hair color, stuff like that?

Caitlin Bennett (21:38)

Nothing else?

Rob Carson (21:40)

Like, one or two, like, chromosomes, features here or there.

Caitlin Bennett (21:45)

Like.

Rob Carson (21:48)

I don't have a uterus. I mean, well, obviously there's the matter of, like, like, you're a dude. Develop, like, how the bodies develop, like, oh, my God, that is such a classic. Caitlin Bennett, I have been waiting to talk to you for so long. Welcome to the Rob Carson Show. I love your stuff online. You do such a great job. Welcome. Glad to have you on.

Caitlin Bennett (22:13)

Thank you, Rob. I'm glad to be here.

Rob Carson (22:15)

Oh, my gosh. You're talking to, obviously, a man wearing women's clothing and all of this, and he is dancing around all of the major real differences, like he has a penis and stuff. That was just unbelievable. Tell me about that exchange and. And the absurdity you're pointing out and. And what you. What you do with your videos.

Caitlin Bennett (22:42)

Yeah, so I saw that individual clearly a man pretending to be a woman, and he was actually really respectful in his conversation. The clip that. The clip there doesn't show the full context at the end. I straight up ask him. I'm saying, I tell him, you're not a woman. And I said, I hope you aren't using the women restroom on this campus. And I told him straight up, I want you to stay out of my spaces. I want you to stay out of my bathrooms. You don't belong in there. That's not where you're meant to be. And I ended it with saying, you were perfect the way God made you. Yes, you are a man, and you're meant to be a man, and he did not make a mistake when he made you. So please said, I'm sorry that there were people in your life that affirmed you and the perfect way God made you, but that is who you're meant to be. And I think you'd find a lot more happiness if you just realized that there's nothing wrong with you in the first place. And I don't think anyone's ever told him that. And it's confusing talking to someone like this, because I feel bad for him at one. At one part of it, and the other, I'm really angry because I'm like, stop pretending to be me. You're not.

Rob Carson (23:50)

I know. Well, it is. It is. And listen, I appreciate that approach. Your approach was brilliant. And it was something that a good Christian would do. It would be something that a person who recognizes someone who is in a crisis. And I would say, if you believe you can be the opposite sex and you're not willing to admit you have a penis, and you have all of these things that. That women do not have, and you clearly are a man, your approach to that was honestly what Charlie Kirk would do. That's the. I'm not really, really. And this is one of the things that I love about you that you are, hon. You. You are also not afraid to give people a little. What? Fur? You know, I remember there was one woman who's in your face, and you said, get your pot belly out of here. It was just funny. It was just. I mean, listen, I used to write for Rush Limbaugh. I started writing for Rush Limbaugh right out of college. And Rush Limbaugh had a, you know, a mantra, and it was, use absurdity to point out the absurd. And you have that. Who taught you that?

Caitlin Bennett (24:56)

Thank you, number one. I really appreciate those kind words. You know, I think it was my dad. It's so funny. When I first started doing this and I first started going viral and getting a following, my dad called me up and he said, caitlin, you don't understand. The way you laugh at these people when they're mad at you is exactly the way you made me feel. He said, I remember I would be yelling at you for something you did, and you would just smirk at me and just look at me with this face that's like, who do you think you're talking to? He said, it made me so bad, I swear I would. I would almost black out sometimes. I would be so angry.

Rob Carson (25:36)

You. You know, you sound kind of like my daughter's 20 years old. And. And she used. He was totally different than my son. My son, you could put him in a timeout when he misbehaved, and he would sit there five minutes. You come back and say, you ready to be a better boy? She'd go, yeah, my daughter. If you could get her to do timeout, I'd say, are you ready to be a better girl? She cross her arms and go, no, no, that's the way. So I think you got a little bit of that. But you know, honestly, I'm going to tell you, you are also a brave person because I don't, I'm a typical man. I don't like confrontation. Right. If I'm confronted, I will take you down. But I don't like searching for, you know, going to the lion's den like you do. And I don't know if you, you're not looking to start a fight, but inevitably there's somebody there going to start one with you and you go anyway. Where do you get the courage to do that sort of stuff?

Caitlin Bennett (26:24)

I genuinely just have so much fun. And that's the thing is I have fun doing this. I don't get angry unless they start putting their hands on me, then I'm okay. But that's why I have security. I never handle that stuff on my own. I, you know, I pay someone else to handle that part for me. But I genuinely just have so much fun. And I love standing up for what I believe. It's Breitbart who said he said something along the lines of I love standing up for what I believe in and I love having fun while doing it.

Rob Carson (26:55)

Yes.

Caitlin Bennett (26:56)

I love that quote ever since I first heard it. I genuinely have just so much fun talking to these people. One, because it's A. And two, because I think that a lot of people want to say this stuff to them, but they don't have the platform, they don't have the time and they don't have the ability to go out and do it. And, and so it's just, so, it's just so much fun. I don't go and try to talk to conservatives because they're not people just agreeing with you. Exactly. So, I mean, there's no fun in that.

Rob Carson (27:28)

I usually just like to go into crowds that really love me a lot. That's the only thing I go. But you know, I went to earlier this year when they, when Elon Musk was a Nazi. I don't know if you knew this for a while. He was a Nazi. Did you know that? Did you hear about that?

Caitlin Bennett (27:40)

A little bit, yeah.

Rob Carson (27:41)

It was just so weird. It was so weird. He's no longer a Nazi, I guess, whatever, you know, whatever. But I went to one of those rallies and I had a 75 year woman scream F you to me. And my Jewish friend called me a Nazi and him a Nazi even though he had a Star David on. And I went to that and there was no point in talking to them. They had no desire to talk to us. You have, do you have situations like that where they're just screaming at you? There's no getting to them at all. And how do you get past that?

Caitlin Bennett (28:09)

Oh, yeah, 100%. There's a lot of times where. And I go into this knowing that I'm probably not going to change anyone's mind. But since I started this seven years ago, I've always said I do not care about changing minds. I just care about influencing and inspiring people who think like me to stand up for themselves. So I never care about changing people's minds. And I've been that way for seven years. And I see the fruit of that. When I do talk to young conservatives and they say, you're the reason why I wanted to do this and go out and try to be one of these influencers, for lack of a better word? Yeah. So I see the fruit and what I set out to do seven years ago come, you know, come full circle, which is really a humbling and rewarding experience. But also when you, when you, when you interact and encounter the people that you just won't get through to, you just film them, put them out there, and just show everybody how absurd they are. The ones who will talk to you, they see that and they're like, oh, good Lord, I cannot be on that side.

Rob Carson (29:14)

You know, Rush, you know, Rush used to do that. And when he passed away, there are a lot of people saying, who is going to fill his shoes? Corporate radio has done its level best to make Rush Limbaugh disappear. I wrote for Rush Limbaugh right out of college for 20 years of my life. And I like to say that I walk in his footsteps. No one will fill his shoes. You and people like you are doing a very good job taking over where Charlie Kirk left off. And I'm confident that we're going to. This is going to get much bigger than the left even imagine. And with people like you, with warriors like you, I have no doubt that it is happening. It is going to happen. Caitlin Bennett, can you hold on for the next break? Would you. Would you mind?

Caitlin Bennett (29:57)

Absolutely.

Rob Carson (29:58)

I love it. I love it. More Caitlin Bennett coming up on the Rob Carson Show. Do not go anywhere. It is the Rob Carson Show. We are talking to Caitlin Bennett. She is a influencer, I guess, a founder of Liberty Hangout. And if you've ever watched her videos online, her just a matter of fact, toughness, you know, Caitlin, I would say your sense of humor, if you were going to, you know, like, do a spectrum of wines okay. You'd be like maybe a Riesling. You know, I think, I think Jon Stewart would be more like a merlot. I am a. Getting slapped in the face with a wet fish. That's how wet my sense of humor is. Okay, but. But you do things with a wink and a nod.

Caitlin Bennett (30:49)

Yes, I do. I. Ever since, like I started, as I keep saying, seven years ago, I had a. Another member of our team or cameraman that wasn't my husband. Right now it's just me and my husband were just a two person team. And he would always say, you're one liners. Like he would call them my one liners. And so I always just kept that verbiage, my one liners there. You got to have fun, you got to make fun of. Just like you said, point out the absurd with absurdity.

Rob Carson (31:15)

I want to point, I want. Here's one where somebody got in your face. Hold on a second here. Good.

Caitlin Bennett (31:19)

You want to play? Yeah, I do.

Megyn Kelly (31:22)

You don't.

Rob Carson (31:22)

You don't.

Caitlin Bennett (31:23)

Fact check. I thought. Don't touch me. Take your pot belly and step back.

Rob Carson (31:29)

Take your pot belly and step back. And this woman's like. And you, you just took your. I mean, you put her in her place. You're just not going to mess. And I love that about you. But I noticed a couple of your videos the last few days, you've got people coming out very aggressively. Have you noticed that just in the last week or two that has begun to happen?

Caitlin Bennett (31:54)

Well, I haven't been out to film since Charlie was murdered, unfortunately. I just haven't felt. It's not even that I feel unsafe. It's that I wanted to take the time to pay respect to him and just kind of leave the, the space open to focus on him and not put out any content right now. But here in a couple days we are going to go back out to filming and I'm wondering what the environment will be like and we're not going to be at a protest, but I am, I'm a little anxious about what a protest will be like simply because the left is just. They're inspired right now to be violent and to mock and to be disrespectful. And I think something I might truly have a problem with is someone saying that he deserved it to my face. I genuinely don't know how to handle that.

Rob Carson (32:50)

I'm going to tell you, Caitlin, and I believe this from the bottom of my heart and soul. The left is in its death throes. We have a real potential. I said, when Donald Trump was elected. I've been through. I've been in this business for 30 years. I've been through conservative apartheid for 30. I watched it with Rush Limbaugh. I experienced it myself. Donald Trump, they tried to kill him. They tried to put him in jail. They tried to take his fortune. They tried to, you know, he raised his fist to the sky and said, fight, fight, fight. We are seeing in this movement what, you know, Charlie Kirk would have done had he survived. However, Charlie Kirk's murder, his martyrdom, has caused the, the movement to explode. And this has the left, left very terrified. They, I like to say the left dies like movie vampires, dragging, kicking and screaming, trying to grab you into hell with them. I believe this. I do believe this. Caitlin, you're a Catholic. I am a Catholic. I went to church for the first time in four years since I went to midnight mass with my mother before she died. And I got to tell you, I've always been this Gen Xer who said, oh, yeah, I'm a recovering Catholic. I'm not joking about that anymore. I'm returning to my faith and my belief. And I have never felt more inspired by God and patriotic in my life. And that's what I've. That's what I've taken from this, Caitlin. And I believe it's happening.

Caitlin Bennett (34:14)

Absolutely. I know so many people that have never bought a Bible that said they're 50 something years old. They bought their first Bible. I know that my mass in particular was pretty packed, although we. We have a pretty devout congregation at my parish. And so I didn't know if it was just like a random, you know, thing that happened, but it was beautiful to see. I know churches are packed, and that's amazing. And as a Catholic, it makes me so happy to hear you say that. And no disrespect to the Protestants listening, but you're a Catholic Coming back to the faith and being in the presence of the Eucharist, it's the best thing that, you know, anyone could ever do. And so I will pray for you. And I hope that fire just keeps you coming back every Sunday.

Rob Carson (35:07)

Well, I'm going to tell you it will, Caitlin, and I'll. And I'll tell you. And I believe that, you know, I was raised in the Jesuit tradition. I believe that that faith can exist with astrology, astronomy. It can exist with. With science. My mother taught me myths. My mother was brilliant. Brill. I mean, theologian, businesswoman. She used to invite. I never understood why she would allow Jehovah's Witnesses come into the house. You know why? Because she wanted to talk theology. She's brilliant. And so. And so if you believe in that, then you believe that the universe there is for every action, there's an equal and opposite reaction. And that goes with evil. And evil has run roughshod around the world. And after trying to kill him, put him in jail and all this, Donald Trump won. They tried to take his life. He raised his fist to the sky. It changed his perspective. Perspective. And I know. Not believe. I know that we are seeing the birth of a worldwide move toward freedom and faith. And Donald Trump, when he delivered that UN address, he wasn't talking to the leaders in that room. He was talking to the people. And I believe it's happening. I really, really do, Caitlin. And you're one of the warriors. And I think, I really believe after Charlie died and was murdered, I wish we could bring him back. But they don't know what they've done, do they?

Caitlin Bennett (36:21)

Yeah, they have no idea. And his wife is such an amazing woman, and they don't know what they've done for the young, this country. Since doing that, so many women are looking up to her. And this is going to be such an exciting new thing for women to look, to have someone to look up to. I've never looked up to a woman in politics before. Lila Rose with Live Action has got to be the closest I can come to. And it's not a general politics with her. It's anti abortion, which is beautiful. And what I love about her, I've never had someone just in general politics to look at up to that's a woman. And I'm so excited. And they, they have no idea.

Rob Carson (37:01)

No, they don't. Listen, Caitlin, I've got to cut this short because we're out of time.

Caitlin Bennett (37:06)

That's okay.

Rob Carson (37:07)

I want to talk again. And where can everybody find your work? Because you are worth finding and, and checking out. Go ahead.

Caitlin Bennett (37:15)

Thank you. I'm at just Liberty Hangout on YouTube, Kate's Unsafe Space on Facebook, and then just Caitlyn Bennett on.

Rob Carson (37:23)

All right, God bless you. We'll talk again soon. Let's take a break. This is the Rob Carson Show. Caitlyn Menon is amazing. I mean, really, really funny. Really. I. I hate to be such a fanboy, but, you know, I mean, honestly, she's remarkable, remarkable person. That she's doing this for a living is remarkable. Deplorabella, who is on our show frequently, has written a book, her memoir, Chronicles of Deplora Bella. We're gonna have her later on in the week. If you don't know about her. She's this diminutive little brilliant woman who's in her early 80s. She came out and spoke to one of my events and left the the audience this slack jawed. She's so good. It's called the Chronicles of Deplora Bella and it's available on Amazon. I ordered it yesterday. I ordered it yesterday. I can't read. Wait to read it. And I don't like to read books because I read 300 pages of crap every day and a lot of times I don't want to read. When I got off the air. Chronicles of Deplorabella. I got to play this again just for bleeps and giggles. This is Michael Pelka WPHD show in Philadelphia. Decided to see what it would sound like to slow down Kamala Harris's audiobook. And yes, it does sound like she's completely wasted.

Megyn Kelly (38:43)

In the summer of 2021, during her.

Caitlin Bennett (38:47)

Final trip to Washington as German Chancellor.

Megyn Kelly (38:52)

I hosted Angela Merkel for breakfast at the Vice President's residence.

Rob Carson (38:59)

I think they were serving mimosas.

Megyn Kelly (39:02)

I am a stickler for being on time.

Caitlin Bennett (39:05)

I feel it's a mark of respect.

Megyn Kelly (39:09)

Everyone's time is valuable, but sometimes schedules.

Caitlin Bennett (39:13)

Go sideways and I fall short.

Rob Carson (39:18)

I. You are an evil genius.

Caitlin Bennett (39:22)

June 27, 131 days to the election.

Rob Carson (39:28)

That's just good radio. Okay. I've done entertainment music radio for years. That's just good radio. Really, really good. Michael Pelka is a brilliant guy. He's filled in on this show and he's. He's awesome. Brilliant job on wphd. I used to do some fill in. All double wphd. You ought to pick us up as an affiliate. I think that would be good. Wphd, if you're listening, you should, you should listen to. You should put my show on because it's kicking butt. That's gonna do it for the show. Check out the podcast today and thank you for watching and listening by the way, especially you guys on Newsmax, YouTube, Newsmax, Instagram, we just added this week already kicking some serious butt. Go to your usual podcast platforms, look up Rob Carson show and download and subscribe. God bless you. America is founded. Charlie Kirk and his family. And until tomorrow, which by the grace of God is finally Friday, do not catch the stupid. I'll see you then.