9/11 Heroes Remembered 25 Years Later, Vance Delivers Must-See RNC Speech & RFK Jr. Blasts Dems

0:00But I'm telling you what, if you put interstellar music behind something, I am going to cry. If you ask and I don't, you may have some of those, but if you ask the kids today, a lot of kids, they have no idea who did this. People have forgotten the impact of 9-11 and what took place that day. Hello. Happy Friday. Here we are. Thank you, Jesus. We have made it to the end of the week. This week. Emotionally exhausting you guys. Yes, that is exactly right. It's too much all in one week. It is. And I can't deal with it. Right. It is too much in one week. So just a warning before you mention, um, bond charge, which I do want you to mention. I will. Just to warn people that I, there was, I told Daisy this morning, before pre-show, there was so much news, um, to talk about yesterday that my brain exploded and I couldn't do any

1:01of it. So, so there's only two categories of news that we're going to get into, even though there's so much going on, we're saving a lot for Monday, but we want to talk a lot today about 9-11 and we want to do some highlights of the convention last night because there were some amazing speeches. And that is it. That is all our brains can handle this morning. It's just too much. It's been a, with Charlie Kirk and I just, yeah, it's just a lot. Yeah. And in fact, she actually put that note into the wrong chat thread. That's how, that's how overwhelmed we are. That's how broken our brains are. Exactly. Exactly. Okay. But quickly, um, before we get on with the things and the stuff, um, you need to get your club gear on with bond charge, bond charge, dot com slash chicks, use code chicks, save 15% off everything and they have all the great things. All the red light 15% off up on charge dot com slash chicks, code chicks, do it. So lots and lots of, um, things and stuff to share, uh, about 9-11 and just remembering

2:06that it's 25 years ago, like in, I know some you minutes, leave that. Can you believe it? I cannot. It's so crazy. Um, just crazy that it was 25 years. And so we want to get into some of that, um, but we also want to like kind of just sort of say where we were, um, and talk about like our own memories of it. So you start. Okay. I was at Eli Lilly, which is a pharmaceutical company in Indianapolis, Indiana. I was working as a contractor. And I remember there was just scatter. You know, people were like, what's going on? There were TVs. Remember when people had TVs like in places, you were fancy because we did not have I mean, there were some TVs in there because you know, a lot of we had phones. I believe, but not really to the extent that we have them now, you know, everybody didn't have a computer in their hand back then. So I remember TVs. People were crowding around TVs on my floor. And I was like, what the hell is going on? And I saw it was going on. And I was like, I'm going home. I'm going home now. So I was going to, I was going to leave.

3:07I was packing up my stuff. The, the lady that worked next to me, she was, um, an Indian woman. She was Hindi, Hindu, Hindi, Hindu. Is that how you say it? Hindi. And I remember she's like, I have to make sure I have my Bindi on. It's like the dot that they have because she did not want to be mistaken for being Muslim when she was walking around because she had seen that they, I thought that was very interesting. I'll never forget wild. Yeah. So did you go home? Oh, I went home the rest of the day, glued to the TV. And I was convinced it was World War three. Like we were done. Like I thought this is it. Where this is we're, we're going into World War three. So that it was just a, it was a pivotal moment. I think for a lot of people, obviously. But yeah, I will never forget the way I felt. I mean, I just, because you feel like you're, you know, what, of course, September 12th was a completely different day because there was so much patriotism and we were all unified. I think that was the last time we were that unified honestly.

4:08But that day, I just felt hopeless. I felt so, it was just so sad, you guys, so sad that day. Yeah. I, that day was so insanely crazy for obvious reasons, but like, especially because I was pretty much a newlywed. We'd been married for less than a year. And Ron was in the sky when it all started happening. I heard about the first plane on my way to work. And then when I got to work, it's all I could think about. And we didn't have like, there was one TV that I didn't know how to work in the boardroom of the company that I worked at. And then one of the graphic designers had like this 80 bitty black and white, little square TV thing in her office. And I ran in and I was like, turn that on, turn on the news. And I sat there and we just watched and watched until the first tower fell. And I remember literally just bursting into tears and saying, oh my God, all

5:08those people. And I felt like a complete idiot because no one else was crying. I remembered that was super weird that it was people were so shocked. And the crying didn't start until later. But then I was in a panic because I didn't know where Ron was in the world. Like I, because he was flying. He was on his way. He worked in an Indy car at the time or cart as it was known. And they were on their way to are a two week European stretch of races. And oh my shirt, somebody wanted to see the shirt. I got a call because like you said, there was not like cell phones that they were very, very different. Right. Different phone at that time. I don't even remember what phone I had. It was probably just like a little flip phone that you had to like press each letter three times to get the right letter. You know what I mean? And it wasn't like you were using it as a long distance calling mechanism. So I remember finally getting a call from him through our receptionist desk. And he said, I'm okay. We're at the hotel. We're just seeing what's going on.

6:10And I was like, what are they going to do? They so obviously this was on a Tuesday. They still raised that Saturday in Germany. It was one of the only sporting events that kept, like kept the schedule, all the US based events, NASCAR. They stopped everything stopped everything. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But baseball was one thing that happened shortly after and this race that happened on a Saturday. And then unfortunately there was tragedy during that race because for those of you who are into racing, Alex and already lost his legs in a horrible accident during that race. It was already such an emotional, horrible, awful time. And then they had to go to England the week after that. And they may as well have done that, right? Because like you could not fly to the US for like a week and a half. And so and I could not do anything but be alone in my house watching the coverage 24 seven when I wasn't at work. And and he was not experiencing that. And that's the one thing that's crazy is that Ron had a totally different experience of it because he was watching only CNN only in your time, right?

7:15And was not experiencing it 24 seven like the rest of us, like we were. Right. And so I remember how terrified I was when he was flying home. I was just like, oh my God, I could not breathe until I knew he had safely landed. And then it was like this unbelievable reunion because I just, I needed him to be home so bad. And then just like all the crying, oh my. I knew people, I knew I knew people that actually joined law enforcement and the armed services because of that day. Yeah. Like it just changed them. You know, we have, we actually have a story about one person that joined the military because of that. Yeah. Yeah. What a just and then remember, like you said, the next day, how unified everyone, you could not buy a flat. You couldn't remember how they sold out. Yeah. Like that was amazing. I mean, it was patriotism. Yeah, I felt like it was, that is, I'm convinced it's the last time we were that unified as a country.

8:16Is it terrible that it brings some, like something so tragic brings us together? Like that. And that it doesn't anymore. Like you would have thought that Charlie Kirk's death would have done the same thing. And if anything, it's split people apart even further. I just split good people apart from bad people, though. Right. To me, I saw, I saw a thing, my alma mater, University of Tennessee did, did like a Kirk aversary. And they were right, just, I'm just disgusted by them. I'm so glad I don't give them any money. Absolutely disgusted. I don't even recognize the college that I went to. Like this is the thing. It's so different. Everything is so different than it was 25 years ago. It is just right. You guys were a different country. Oh, man. I know. So I do want to share a collected sort of a lot of things to share. And a few days ago actually Trump went on and Twitter rant. He was so mad at New York magazine because there were all of this, this

9:19mischaracterizing of his own experience of 9-11. People were trying to say that he lied about how involved or uninvolved he was, whether he was there on site, people were just making up the dumbest crap about him. And he'd had enough and called out one reporter specifically. And so I'm going to kick it off with you reading. Sorry. But this is like a three-pageer. Like, oh my God. Okay. Yeah. You guys, here's the first part. Okay. The failing New York magazine wrote a story that I wasn't down at the World Trade Center after the tragedy of September 11th, because nobody saw me there. Well, I don't think I would be the first thing on anyone's mind, but I was there obviously not on the same day as the collapse, but shortly thereafter with a large group of construction workers. I discussed it today during my remarks on the ellipse in Washington, DC for tunnel to towers. Everything I said was exactly accurate and to prove the point I am attaching clips of me there with numerous of my people, including my then head of security Matthew Kalamari, who has confirmed that very sad trip to Lower Manhattan,

10:20many times too many different journalists, but it's a story that just won't die. The fake news doesn't want to listen. Even when they know their story is false, that's why they're approval, approval ratings are at an all time. It's coming. Low, but mine are very high on another September 11th from Maggett Haggerman. Continues to say that I did not go to the New York World Trade Center event, but the Pentagon instead because they wouldn't let me speak in New York. Maggett knows this is a lie. I have been to the New York solemn ceremony numerous times and nobody speaks. It is a stated fact that politicians and public officials are not permitted to deliver speeches or remarks at the official September 11th anniversary remembrance ceremony at the World Trade Center site in New York. Certainly, I would not want to violate that, even if I could. I speak enough and it just so happens that the strong request was made for me to be at the Pentagon instead with VP Vance handling our administrations representation in New York. There is one more little piece. Haggerman, unattractive, both inside and out,

11:20fully knows that her story is made up. She knows less about me than the average reporter on the beat. I haven't spoken her in a long time. And certainly there was no fact checking for her story. There never is. Let her reveal her sources because they don't exist. Again, speeches are not made at the New York event. And even if they were, I never asked to speak fake news is getting worse and worse in the USA. It's very important to comment so that people understand what liars and scoundrels these so-called journalists are. They're angry and sick over the fact that I won the presidential election three times. I hear by demand a retraction from maggot and also for whoever wrote the fake story from New York magazine. Again, check out the clips of me at the World Trade Center site. I was there as soon as the law allowed. Thank you for your attention to this matter of President Donald J. Trump. What the fact that he had? Why are, why are they even talking about this? I don't know. They are sick. Relentless. They are sick. Relentless hatred. And the fact that he has to even say this. Of course he was there. Yeah, and here's the video that he was referring to.

12:22Oh my God. Right here. It's coming. I swear it's coming. I think we'll be fine. Donald, what do you think about all this? You're a developer. You've built buildings all your life. Well, there's never been anything like this. It's disgraceful. And I hope we attack fast. I hope we find out who it is and go fast. OK, I don't want to come down here today. I've got a hundred men working down here. So just to spare them on high fives. And I hear doing an amazing job. So I just want to give them some support. Yeah, I met from my company. We have another hundred coming in a little while. They're brave guys. A couple of got hurt. I was just down to ground zero. Ground zero is a disaster. I've never seen anything like this. I hope we act very quickly. I hope we find out who did it and act accordingly. And quickly, you have any plans to donate money to the videos in children's fun for the food. I've certainly been. I've done it over the years and it's certainly. Of course he did. I mean, he money has never been something that he's been stingy with when it comes to giving to charity and important causes.

13:25So sick and tired of the denigration for no reason, especially over an event like like 9, 11. It's just it's so disgusting. Like shut up. It's your side that's taking people who are responsible for this and electing them into American offices. Maybe take all the seats and shut up today. Exactly. Exactly. So over these people. I know. You guys, we need to quickly remind you about Criatone. This is the Criatine supplement from our friends at Brickhouse. This is the stuff you guys. It's for women, especially, which I love. You know, I love me some Criatine. I've been taking it. You are all about all about the Criatine. And this Criatone is a formula designed like Moxet for women with a focus on helping reshape and tone the body. That's what it's the far. The foundation is the purest form of Criatine. It's sourced from Germany, you guys. The idea is to focus on body composition, right? Invisible changes, not just the scale number because people get so

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15:27That is promo code checks at tone today. dot com. Do it. All right. Well, it wouldn't be a remembrance of that day unless we showed scenes from that day. And so and I know there's so much video coverage of this that I've seen over the years. And then there's years where I feel like these are videos that I've seen for the first time that there's no way that I've seen this angle or this version. And there, I mean, there's so many. And so I've included a couple of those and stories that I had never heard before that I thought were absolutely were sharing. But I'm telling you what, if you put inner stellar music behind something, I am going to cry. Me too is just a given. And so I've got a movie. CleanX, right? I know. Got Kleenex ready because this is one of those, you know, those videos, the scenes of that day that is just unbearable.

16:28You see these that don't want to surf for more. One world lights standup. All around. That limit is capability. You have a call back thread, sorry We're gonna... over on now. I just hate it. I just hate it.

17:30Hate. Yeah. And there was one of these videos too that was I swear I haven't seen this one before. I know I've told myself that before. I have definitely never seen this until this year. And it was I don't know what channel or like who the reporter is that you're about to the voice that you're about to hear. But they're in a helicopter or some sort of aircraft covering what they see in real time. And this was after the first plane had hit. But before the second plane had hit. And you will be able to see the second plane coming from this angle that I had never seen before. And the woman who is doing the reporting on it, you can tell that she didn't see that second plane. She thinks that the explosion that happens is somehow a remnant of the first building. Yeah. And when like you there's she does not she cannot process what she is seeing. And now that of course 25 years later we all know it's it's it's it's wild to hear that she's like, oh, there's been a second explosion.

18:38I definitely had never seen this. And so be on the lookout on the right hand side of the video and you'll see that second plane making it. Well, what from we can see right here as we were coming up the Hudson River. We can see thick black smoke indicating the fire is still going on right now in the World Trade Center. For as far as the eye can see and you can tell right here at the top of this tower there's a huge gaping hole. Flames still inside thick black smoke still coming out. We have not been able to see what if any kind of an aircraft is inside the building. This is the best vantage point right here. And as you can see just a huge gaping hole throughout the entire side of this tower right now. We are simply not close enough right at this point. We are following the smoke in the air right now. There are several boats and water craft as we can see in the river right now. We'll try to get a better vantage point and see what we can see on the ground.

19:38It's a little difficult from the air because the buildings kind of shadow the streets. But no doubt a lot of activity on the ground right now. There it comes. Oh my god. Wow. That apparently does look like it isn't the other building at this point. It's like she doesn't want to. She doesn't want to. I don't think she saw. I don't think she can process that this is an attack. There's not an accident. This is a coordinated attack. Is that wild? It is. I'd never seen this before. That was. And if you ask and I don't you may have some of this but if you ask the kids today a lot of kids they have no idea who did this.

20:42Oh my gosh. I know there was that chart that we showed that people are blaming Israel and the state. In our social way down on the list. And our socials they're doing that. And I think the first thing I did was I was like I was going to go to the office and I was like I was going to get a picture of this. I was just going to get a picture of the picture of the picture. I had to again it's like the can't of stuff. It was just an excuse for me to just block a bunch of nut jobs. Yeah. I can and yesterday I did not have the patience. Nope. Absolutely not. There is going to be a special on I think ABC tonight. So here he is talking about that. After the sun said since September 11th twin towers of light will shine up to the sky from the World Trade Center once again. And for the first time people across America can see this tribute in light live on TV.

21:43This year is the 25th anniversary of 911 and to market ABC will air a special live program that night at 8 p.m. Eastern time. I hope you'll join us as a remember those we lost and honor the acts of courage and sacrifice that brought our country together. Anyway, I just wanted to make sure everybody knew that that was going to be on in case you wanted to see it. Okay, you're about to read some sad stuff and I'm making you read it. So it's the reason for my name today. Howard Lutnik's story. I've completely forgotten how impacted he was with Canter Fitzgerald. And there I can't remember who wrote this tweet, but it gives the backstory about how he was impacted. And then there's a video interview that he did with Gary V about his experience that's from recent that he recorded this interview recently.

22:45But what actually he went through it's it's absolutely incredible. This is a two-pager. Please read. On the morning of September 11, 2001, Howard Lutnik was supposed to be at his desk on the 105th floor of the One World Trade Center running Canter Fitzgerald. Instead, he was taking his five-year-old son, Kyle, to his very first day of kindergarten. That tender, fatherly milestone saved his life, but it came into staggering cost at 846 a.m. American Airlines flight 11 struck the North Tower right beneath Canter Fitzgerald's headquarters. And in an instant, 658 of his employees, 67% of a company's workforce, including his brother Gary, were trapped above the impact zone. Every single one of them died. Lutnik rushed to the scene just as the towers collapsed, surrounded by dust and devastation. He found himself facing a horrific double reality. He had survived, but he was now CEO of a ghost company. His friends, colleagues, and entire executive team were gone. In the emotional days that followed, the media aggressively questioned whether Canter Fitzgerald would simply file for bankruptcy.

23:50To make matters worse, Lutnik faced intense backlash when he froze payroll days after the attack. However, he quickly clarified the brutal reality. The firm was bleeding cash, and if it went under, there would be no money left to help the families of the fallen. Driven by a profound sense of duty, Lutnik made a quiet promise. The word Canter Fitzgerald would survive and its success would belong to the families left behind. And then here is page two. Over the next five years, the surviving staff worked around the clock under extreme emotional pressure. Wow, Lutnik pledged 25% of the firm's profits directly to the families of the victims and guaranteed their health care for a decade. Throughout this initiative, Canter Fitzgerald distributed $180 million to those affected. They didn't stop at financial restitution. Let Nick made a legendary promise to every single child who lost a parent in the attacks. When you grow up, you have a job waiting for you at Canterfidget Gerald. Years turned into decades.

24:50Trudor is word as those children reached adulthood, the doors of the firm open for them. To date, 57 children of the victims have walked through those doors, joining the very company where their parents once worked. Every year, on September 11th, Canterfidget Gerald holds its annual charity day, donating 100% of its global revenues to various charities worldwide, turning one of the darkest days in human history into an enduring beacon of hope, resilience and loyalty. Before rebuilding Canterfidget Gerald, Let Nick experienced profound personal tragedy early in life. His mother died of lymphoma while he was in high school. His father passed away during his freshman year at Haverford College. Facing sudden hardship, the college president and dean granted Let Nick a full scholarship to complete his degree and active institutional generosity that Let Nick credits as the foundation for his later philanthropic pledge to support the families of his fallen 9-11 team. Wow. I did not know that. I knew some of it, not all of it.

25:52That's an amazing story. Yeah. And I mean, when he talked to Gary Vee, I don't know when this was recorded. I'm assuming it was this year, though. Man, that's that polls at your heartstrings too. We're going to show you that in a second. But I want to remind you about the amazing treasure chest of jewelry looking laundry sauce gel packs. You guys are you serious? Look at how beautiful this patch. Which one is that? Which one is that? This is the Indonesian patchouli. That's the patchouli. I like that. It's good. I wouldn't have thought I would like it. But this is one of my favorites. Yes. Oh, good. My favorites. I have two favorites. Himalayan cashmere and Australian sandalwood. Oh, both of them are so good. The whole house smells good. Seriously. When I do laundry with laundry sauce, the whole house smells amazing. And I have a my sheet shed is my laundry room. Like that's where I go to get away from my family. Just for a couple of minutes. I'll just go in there and have my TV, my radio, and my laundry sauce.

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28:53And I said, oh, what do you say? She goes, I got him on the phone and he called. And I said, well, thank God you're not there because I am there. I'm calling to say goodbye. I'm going to die. He smokes pouring in. There's no way out. There's nowhere to go. I'm just saying goodbye. I got to die. I tried to call Howard. I can't get through to him. Just tell him I love him. I'm sorry. That's it. That's it. I know. Right. I know. I can't remember the guy that we love so much. He's British. And he's he's that gay dude. That's kind of a badass. And he's he's. Doug Murray. Yes. Thank you. I knew you'd be able to read my mind. I love him so much. And I saw an interview with him somewhere on socials yesterday. He was probably from a while back. But he was talking about 9-11. And he was talking about how the people who did this, they just, they're really into killing. Like they're just so, they're so celebratory about killing.

29:53Yeah. About the death of Americans. Americans on the other hand, like the people who are in those towers, the people who are on the planes, the people who are at the Pentagon, people who made the phone calls. If you listen to the phone calls, it was all about love. It was all about love, you guys. I mean, it was all about like family and what was important to them. And like there is such a serenity with some of these people's calls. There was no, there wasn't a lot of panic, you notice that when they were faced with their last moments, that's what really strikes me when people are faced with that kind of, okay, I'm going to die. What is important to them? It's not all this bullshit. You know what I mean? It is, who do I love? Who do I need to tell that I love? And I'm going to do that. And that's what's important. And so I think, I guess that's the only silver lining out of this is that, you know, there are people out there who were like, I am going to go out and I'm going to show love. Right.

30:53Yeah. And they didn't. Those people who came in and they tried to destroy us, they didn't do that, especially in those last moments. They didn't do it. And now we're letting the same culprits invade every level of our country, whether it's in government, whether it's in our schools, our businesses, I mean, it's everywhere. Yeah. And they're just, they're not forgotten. They're not doing it with planes. They're doing it from within. They're doing it because people here, so empathetic, suicidally, right? Yeah. Yeah. I don't know if you guys saw this amazing drone show that took place the night before last. This was really, really cool. I don't think they're sound to this video, but check out how they used drones to recreate the twin towers. This was so, so cool. So 200, 2977 drones in, in for every person that. Wow. Oh, my God. And so here they are kind of taking off that you can see them like rising up.

31:56And then you're going to see them take shape. It's extraordinary. Amazing. Oh, that is amazing. I did. I just cannot. That is just remarkable. What a wonderful thing. Yeah, just so so neat. Yeah. It really is. What a change in the landscape too, man. I mean, how that's just wild. How much different it is now. It really is. Yeah, it is. Yeah. It is different. And you say there's, it's a change in the landscape in so many different ways. Yeah. Look who's running that place. Oh, my gosh. Can you know, it's, it's just they forgot. They forgot. Yeah, they did. They forgot. And we can't forget Pennsylvania and the flight that, that crashed in Pennsylvania. Despite the fact that there were brave souls on board who tried to do everything they could to stop it.

32:56And we have an amazing story about that coming up. But did want to just show you a quick screenshot. There was a really cool video, but all of these artists got together in Shanksville and they painted each of the 40 passengers and crew members. And it was so, so cool. So if you have a chance and you can go on ecstasy, Nicole, Saganga's paintings. It's just, it was really, really neat to kind of watch that happen. And I also just want to give a quick mention. We got an email from an audience member named Jody who knows new well, one of the pilots of the planes that were forced to hit the twin towers, who died. And she just wanted to make sure that his name was recognized. It was Victor Sarah Seney. And so thank you for that email, Jody. And obviously we're thinking about you and everyone who knew Victor or anybody else that passed away on that day. And here's a cool behind the scenes look at the crew that takes care of the reflecting pool today that honors the victims of 9-11.

34:01This is really, really neat. Every single night they're out there cleaning. Well. I love that so much care is given to the name plate. It's such a sacred space. Yeah. I can't even imagine. Like what an honor that is to be one of those people. Mm. Yeah, that's just super cool. And you mentioned, well, I mean, we both have said and it's clearly true that based on where we are today, people have forgotten.

35:10People have forgotten the impact of 9-11 and what took place that day. And the national, what is it called? The National Republican Congressional Committee put out a video about why, for example, these midterm elections are so important with respect to and relevant to what happened on 9-11. 25 years. That's how long you took for Democrats to go from never forget. To this. American deserved 9-11, dude. Some people did something. It was 9-11 in a inevitable consequence for America. Inevitable. That dark day was almost 3,000 fathers, mothers, heroes, Americans. Murdered by radical terrorists. But today's Democrats align with socialist radicals who say we deserve it. American deserved 9-11, dude. Well, Lord, ready for Congress? And you're the man, so thank you. I still love the guys. People. Right, with 9-11, the idea that we have to apologize for a terror attack that a couple people did.

36:12Democrats want to be dead. We are flagged or chanting death to America. They're burning American flags and chanting death to America. I'm not privy to have seen these reports. Burning the American flag and chanting death to America. At a rally in your district, people were chanting death to America. Do you condemn, talk to Foxy? Do you condemn, chance of death to America? No, no, we don't. When political candidates and public officials refused to condemn global terror and phrases such as, globalizing the interferer, they're inviting another 9-11, God forbid. Or even fire bombing Americans. Kuros is under fire for refusing to say that this fire bombing attack on a group of Jews last year was an act of anti-Semitism. Now, radicals are infiltrating Congress. We are winning! It's being hijacked by people who are putting in nutty ideas supporting terrorists. Well guess what?

37:12Now we're in Congress. Chavaleer, who, as you know, just won, was the leader of the anti-Israel protest at Columbia University after the 2023 Hamas massacre. She was four Hamas. A phiratron geary at sparking controversy tonight over an old op-ed saying 9-11 taught her about anti-Muslim bigotry. And another Democratic congressional nominee facing growing backlash over his ties to a convicted terrorist he once defended. Adam Hamawi won the Democratic nomination. He volunteered for Al Qaeda. We say never forget. When somebody like that, with ties to terrorism, he got elected to the United States Congress. It tells us that we have forgotten. We haven't forgotten. But Democrats have. Yep. That's absolutely true. I haven't forgotten that Palestinian cheered that day. Yeah. Katie Curric reported on it. She'd never do that now. I know.

38:12There's no way that I saw that report the other day. And I was like, there's no way anyone in the mainstream media would air this now. They wouldn't even probably be allowed to. No, no, because Palestinian's you guys they can do no wrong. That's what I've been told. Yeah, they cheered that day. I mean, listen, and I, like I said, you talk to a young person today. And I would venture to say that maybe 25% of them know who did this. Yeah, because they just don't know that. Yeah, they're just not taught. They don't understand. They'll be like, well, I mean some terrorists somewhere. Where? Who did it? Do you know the name? Do you know like what they believed in? What their ideology is? Do you understand that? Do you know that Palestinians cheered that day? They don't. They don't know. They're just like, and it's probably the Jews. Well, yeah, that's 60 some percent of them are actually believing that. And it's like 3% believe it had anything to do with al-Qaeda. It's just insane. Right. And the fact that there are still people today who are worried about being, you know,

39:15seen as Islamophobic, they're, I'm. You're the problem. You are the problem. You have to be loud about what causes people to behave in this way. It has a, it's a very clear answer. You need to just be able to say it. It is Islam. And there's a guy by the name of Wade Miller who was inspired by the events of 9-11 to join the service. And he is calling it out in the best way. This is a two-page, I'm making you read. Please read this. Yeah. I love it. After 9-11, I dropped out of college and joined the Marine Corps, volunteering for the infantry. I knew that radical Islam was responsible for the attack. And I wanted to have a rifle in my hand to go after those who were responsible for and in league with those who attacked us. Obviously, in hindsight, our missions in Iraq and Afghanistan were poorly executed with no achievable objective ever clearly articulated, evolving into nonsensical nation-building exercises. In the 25 years since, all of my experiences, including multiple deployments and decades of research, have led me to a more important realization.

40:18It wasn't radical Islam that attacked the United States. It was just Islam. And more importantly, that virtually no society has seen a large influx of Islam has remained intact and otherwise survived it. That is a key point. Uh-huh. Yeah. And so, Islam is the problem. And I realize how uncomfortable it is for Americans to speak in absolutes and that there may be outliers. But at large scale, Islam has never resulted in a society that embraces and appreciates human liberty. In the wild Islam at scale destroys liberty. It doesn't foster and build it. Islam is a political ideology, doctrinally dedicated to the conquering and subjugation of all non-Muslims. Radical Islam isn't a national security threat to the United States. Islam is. And people need to learn to be comfortable saying that because of enough doubt our children and grandchildren and we're not in here. They will not inherit liberty. They will inherit Islamic theocracy.

41:20Yes. And they will be subjugated. They will be the ones who will be subjects to this absolute bullshit ideology. Your daughters and your granddaughters will be slaves. Do you want that? I don't care whose feelings that hurts anymore. I just don't know. I haven't her years. I haven't cared. I don't give a crap if that hurts your feelings. It's reality. Stop thinking that it isn't. And the people like the possum ladies of the world who are like Christianity is the biggest threat. It's she's brainwashed first of all. And I think a lot of these people are getting paid. I think I don't know about her. I think there are a lot of people out there right now who have done like the complete 180 on this. And there I think some of these people are literally getting paid. I cannot explain it otherwise because these are people who understood what this was years ago and now all of a sudden they're like no. Yes, she's old enough to know better. You know all of these people so many of these people are old enough to know better.

42:21These are gen exers. And they know they've seen it. They've experienced it. They see there is no place where is Lab has has done. Well has did that yeah. That is the point I mean. Why did they keep coming here? I mean why do they keep invading the Wess it is to subjugate. Because that is all they know and they've already they've already destroyed all the countries. That they are dominant in every. I keep expanding. They're freaking roaches. And I am sick of it now. It's every single one. Tell me one where they've made it prosperous and awesome and beautiful. Tell me one. Oh, wait. Yeah, somebody said Islam is a cancer and that is absolutely. It's a malignant cancer. Yeah. I know I've said that there's like tons of these videos that I swear I haven't seen before or haven't heard before. This is audio of the terrorists on the flights. That I, again, I don't know if I've blocked it out and I'd heard it before and have blocked it out. But this was incredible to listen to.

43:23And it's a reminder, again, of what kind of monsters Islam creates. And here is that reminder. Now listen. It's an American-I love trying to call. We have the plane just to fly that new field. Why is that into the airport? And I'm trying to call me here. Imagine an 11-8-packed car. Don't fight anymore. Everything is okay. If you fight a bit anymore, you can tell yourself, I'm here to end. That's your fight. So what do you do? I want you to act to the airport. Don't fight a bit anymore. Did you hear that, America? Just stay quiet. Just stay quiet. That was the method. Don't resist. Don't speak. Don't fight back. Minutes later, American Airlines Flight 11 was flown into the North Tower. Then came United Airlines Flight 93. It left New York that morning bound for San Francisco. Highjackers seized that plane too

44:25and turned it toward Washington, toward the capital, toward the White House. By then, the country already knew what had happened in New York. The passengers on Flight 93 learned they were not going home. They said, let's roll. They fought their way toward the cockpit. Flight 93 never reached Washington. It was brought down in a field in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The passengers died fighting. And because they fought, that plane did not hit its target and saved countless lives. Remember the flights. Almost 3,000 people were murdered that morning. If you want to honor them, don't take the terrorists' instructions as your own. They were counting on silence then. They're counting on it now. Don't stay quiet. Speak out. Speak up. Be brave and name the evil. Islam, which is still attacking our country 25 years later. We must never forget. Just be quiet. And you'll be OK. Yeah.

45:25Yeah. Yeah. So here is a story that I sort of tangentially knew but had never heard the video about that's related to that flight that went down in Pennsylvania. And it's because of those people that were on board that flight that I mean, they essentially sacrificed themselves. And now we're hearing, or it's the first time for me, to hear from one of the fighter pilots who was given instructions by Dick Cheney by the Bush administration to take down that plane. And this is extraordinary to listen to what she and her co-pilot knew they had to do, which was a suicide mission. Heather Penny was a 26-year-old fighter pilot at the time. When two planes hit the World Trade Center in New York, she and a colleague were given a mission to take down another rogue aircraft, headed for Washington, DC. The mission as we understood it was

46:25to do what was necessary to protect and defend. But it wasn't until the Pentagon was hit, that Vice President Cheney, who was still in DC, told the Secret Service, aren't their fighters at Andrews? Somebody get them airborne. Vice President Antler. Vice President Hester, Dr. Mark Subtrak. You know what they want? Andrew, shoot them down and give they do not respond for an RC seat. And you would have liked to face arguably the toughest mission of your life. We knew we needed to get airborne. But the problem was that even though we did have some missiles in our bomb dump, it actually takes time to build up missiles that are a lot more like LEGO sets. And so getting those missiles built up and then moved to the flight line and then uploaded on the jets, it was too late for Mark and I. We knew at that point that this would be a suicide mission. And when we got the orders to launch, we ran to get our flight gear. Mark Sassville says to me, I'll take the cockpit.

47:27So he would ram his jet into the cockpit of what we now know was Flight 93. And I would ram my jet into the tail of the aircraft. So you literally prepared to die, aware that it may require you to take down a plane full of passengers? This may sound harsh, but is tragic as that would have been to snuff out the lives of the innocent civilians on that flight. With terrorists at the controls, their fate had already been sealed. The passengers thanked God that they chose to sacrifice their lives because we would have been too late. And it wasn't until the 10th commemoration that I began to really reflect on that day. What it gave me is not only a profound sense of gratitude for what they did, but it also gave me a hope and a faith

48:36in ordinary Americans. I love that. I absolutely love that. Can you imagine 26 years old and being told you're about to die? You're going to die for your country. You're going to die. I can't. Right. Yeah. Just had never heard that before. I also want her arms. Oh my God. I know right? Bring the house down for a second. She is a complete and total badass. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. All right. More to come on this. But I also need to give you an update on my lemon bush that I got from fast growing trees. How is it? Is it fabulous? It is growing, but I did not realize I'm such an idiot. When I take like five years, it takes. Yes. It totally takes a bunch of years. It's like, where's my lemon after like two months? It doesn't work like that. It's beautiful and it's healthy and it's growing. It's just not actually growing the lemons yet. It's like, I got too small. It's going to take a hot minute for you to see a lemon.

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51:42Wade Miller said, you know, the way that we handled Afghanistan, Iraq was disastrous and didn't really help much of anything. And now I also remember how afraid of being seeming Islamophobic, George Bush was. And what is super frustrating about that is that he still is talking about that. He and Condoleezza Rice were just together remembering 9.11 and that was part of their focus. Islam is a religion of peace they want you to know. This was so irritating when I saw this yesterday. I could not believe it. I want you to talk about a couple of those events. You talked about going to the Islamic Center and trying to make sure that our Muslim American citizens knew that we didn't blame them for what had happened. How is it made clear that Islam was a religion of peace? That's not a religion of war and that these people subverted their religion.

52:45They did exactly what their religion prescribed them what it dictates. Yeah, exactly. Now, listen to the military guy. Don't listen to George Bush because he's the one and he's the one in the trenches. He's the one that knows George Bush lives in a nice little comfy ranch and Crawford that's surrounded by arm guards, by the way, because my husband and my daughter were stopped by them once. It's like being in the wrong place at the wrong time. These people live in a different freaking world. How can they still say that today? Because they just want to be politically correct at all costs and that is part of the problem. It's part of why where we are, we are 25 years later and we have a person who is of that ideology running New York, running in a very place where that happened. And here is what he said about it. This is just even more infuriating. He said today I attended a memorial mass at St. Patrick's, led by Archbishop Ronald Hicks in honor of those who died on 9-11. 25 years ago, we bore witness to unimaginable suffering.

53:46But New Yorkers met that moment with the spirit of love, sacrifice and solidarity that guided us forward. And as we remember those we lost, let's continue to take refuge in one another. Let's recommit to the work of building a better city one that is worthy of the legacy they left. And no, I don't see anything about the reason 9-11 happened in his remembrance post. Because he doesn't want to. People didn't just die. Okay. They were slaughtered by your freaking religion. Murdered by like you're exactly by the ideology that you prescribed to. That's, that's, of course he's not going to mention it because that is inconvenient. Rashida Tali won't do it because it's inconvenient. Ilhan Omar won't do it because it's inconvenient. All those people on the left won't do it because it's inconvenient. They just won't. They're going to, and that's the thing. It's all about like recrafting the narrative. Those people passed away. They died. No, they were freaking murdered by Islam. That's what it was.

54:47I mean, so I don't, I'm just so sick of people being so polite about this shit. Just stop it. Yeah. Spencer Pratt responded to Mamdani's tweet. And here is what he said if you want to read his reply. No mention of terrorism. We just bore witness to unimaginable suffering. Like it was a natural disaster. Did a hurricane hit New York City on 9-11? What exactly happened on that day? Kami Mamdani? What's with these? Some people did something. Foreign Muslim politicians always downplaying 9-11. At least Ilhan Omar acknowledged that people did it. Zoran can't even do that. He's just a very nasty, spiteful animal. You saw in the clip where he was yelling over the police like a rabid Chihuahua. You see it in his dark, dead eyes when he drops his menchurian smile. God, he's so true. That's all, like so accurate. This is the darkest anniversary of our nation's defining tragedy because we all have to suffer the indignity of watching this piece of shit. Try to erase our history bit by bit.

55:47He doesn't hate the Muslim terrorists like we do. It pains him to even address 9-11. You can tell. He doesn't care. He, like Hassan Piker, thinks we deserved it. Fuck off. I agree with them. 1000s percent. That's so good. I love him. I absolutely love him. It's a tragedy that he is not in charge of something. Well, yet, let's just hold out hope that there will be something. But I mean, California, what are you doing? You're a whole other place that I... What are you doing, America? So, I don't want to end on an angry note. I mean, although it's impossible, right? It is impossible. But this day, I'm still 9-11. I'm just going to be angry about it. I am still angry about it. But I do want to spotlight the positivity, I guess, if there even can be such a thing when you're remembering such a horrible tragedy.

56:49And that is to remember that there was baseball, which I'm not even a baseball fan. You guys, but it's, of course, super, super American. It is. And there is a show that just came out on... Yesterday, I think it came out on the MLB network. You can watch it. And here's a trailer for this show that you guys will just... You have to see this. You will have to see it when you see it. 25 years later, it's still in the forefront of my mind. 25 years, but it always feels like it just happened. It feels like yesterday right now. The worst thing that happened to this country then brought out the best in the country. And I think you saw that in ball parks. I don't know about you. But as for me, the question has already been answered. Should we be here? Yes.

57:50I remember like... I'm going to play baseball. And now when I look back, and here we are 25 years later, it's like, yeah. Chase Daniel, this is something that's not allowed. Baseball brought comfort when it was a vehicle to get back to life as we knew it, as heavy as our hearts were. The chills that I had just seeing people out there enjoying the game made a difference for the guys on the field. And you needed something to feel good again, and Baseball was the first thing. We needed the escape. We needed the diversion. We needed the games. We're going to get back. We're going to dust ourselves off. And in September, we played baseball, and that's what we did. I will never be part of a more patriotic experience in my life. We needed our leader to be there. He was there. Because my kids are born straight now sitting there watching it. All for one, one for all. This is our sport. This is our pastime.

58:52I think what Baseball do at the time. He put a small bandaid on a big wall. Doesn't that look amazing? It does. That is my America. That's the America that I know and that I love. That's our America, you guys. And it's like, that's the resilience that I love about America. Because F them, you don't get to, you don't get to shut us down. That's right. That is right. So, okay, moving on to the final night of the RNC midterm convention. You guys, I wasn't expecting it because obviously the first night, you know, we played some highlights on yesterday's show of some of the great speeches. But RFK Jr. and JD Vance knocked it out of the... Just like so far out of the park. You can't even see the ball. Like into another time zone. The ball is gone. It's into space.

59:52It's so far gone. It is. And so there were tons of great speeches. And in fact, I started to collect clips here and there of like Caroline Levit, who was amazing and Ted Cruz, who was also amazing. Everybody was amazing. But those two were the highlight. And we're going to focus most of our time on them with the exception of the Gorman family, who if you remember, Sheridan Gorman was killed by an illegal murdered. I think it was in Chicago. And her mom has been very, very outspoken. Jessica has been very outspoken. It varies congressional hearings about this. Ripping apart Democrats for just not caring for having these sanctuary cities for their complicity and all of this. And just to interject. Democrats at this point with that family would be just like the terrorists and say, just be quiet and you'll be okay. Just be quiet. And they will not. And that is why I love these people. They need to keep talking about their beautiful daughter. And how the government has failed them.

1:00:52Yeah, absolutely. I had heard a lot from Jessica, but I had not heard from the sister. I had not heard from the dad. And oh my gosh. They just broke my heart. So you're going to hear just one quote quickly from Jessica. And then I want to focus on the father, Tom, I think is his name, Tom Gorman, because man, here is Jessica who you've seen before, likely. But she was actually quoting another angel mom. And I just, I love this. Hello, angel mom. Patty Fox recently said, you need to love America. Americans. More than you hate Trump. Yes. Why can we not get this figured out? The hatred runs so deep. It is so poisonous. They're sick. God. They're sick in the head. Yeah. Truly, truly sick in the head. And then here is Sheridan's father. When Sheridan was six years old, she had to have her tonsils removed.

1:01:53I took her warm little hand in mind and made the promise every father believes with his whole heart that he will always be able to keep. You are safe. Daddy is right here. I will protect you. I cannot. The last thing she said before she closed her eyes was, I love you daddy. I kissed her forehead and told her, I love you more. But apparently the anesthesia hadn't fully set in because one sleepy eye popped back open. And she gave me a silly little smirk and said, you better get me ice cream ready daddy. And make sure it's cotton candy. My gosh, for she funny. Well, in true, following the fashion, I had gallons of cotton candy ice cream ready and waiting for her as soon as she got home. 13 years later, I held that same hand. Only this time it was cold as cold as that ice cream.

1:02:57I was outside Chicago Medical Examiner's office holding the lifeless hand of my 18-year-old daughter for the last time. Our sweet Sheridan was murdered in Chicago by a man who was in this country illegally. And all I could think about was that promise I made her. Because Sheridan, because when Sheridan needed me the most, I wasn't there for her. I couldn't get between her and that man. Illegal immigration, sanctuary policies stole our daughter from us. And that is why we're speaking out. We don't want anyone else to have to hold the cold hand of their daughter and know that it was 100% preventable. That's just it doesn't have to be this way. It doesn't, I know. And the Democrats just want them to shut up. They want those people to go away. They just want their, they don't give a shit about America and Americans.

1:03:58They don't care about these people's daughter. They don't care. They don't care about you. They don't care about your daughters and your sons. They don't. I am so sick of this garbage. I really am. These Democrats will always side with criminals, with illegals, with criminals, with communists. That's what they want. They just want power. Yeah. All right. Let's focus on some good stuff because there are. Please. Again, RFK. You guys. It was a 25, I think, a minute speech. I, I like it was killing me to have to choose. Right. Right. Any of it. If we could have just played the entire 25 minutes, you have to watch the entire thing if you haven't seen it. He was amazing. Amazing. And so here is first of all just his intro and his sort of wonder, I guess, his sense of wonder at being. a speaker at the RNC. Oh, I'm 72 years old. And for 70 years of my life, I would have bet any amount of money

1:05:01that I would not be addressing a Republican convention. Yeah. The irony of my presence here is inescapable. I attended my first Democratic convention in 1960 when I was six years old. And I attended most of the conventions, the Democratic conventions after that. And I spoke as a keynote speaker in many of them. I grew up in a Democratic party of Franklin Roosevelt, of my uncle John Kennedy, my father Robert Kennedy. And ours was a party. And ours was a party of strong principles, of clear policies, and an inspiring idealistic vision for America. My uncle ran on a platform of tax cuts, strong defense,

1:06:01and fighting communism. Does that sound familiar? Yes, it does. I mean, I have grandparents who were Democrats once upon a time, old-school Democrats. That just, that you. So it was a different party. They used to be normal. And not completely different. Yeah, his different ideas about how to get to results. Right, but they were insane. His dad and his uncle would not recognize the party at all today. Completely antithetical. He said as much. Right. Completely antithetical to what they believed and what they wanted. I mean, the whole like ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country. Are you kidding me? I mean, Democrats are like, give me, give me, give me. I want to ask how we can get into power. That's all they ask. How can we get power? And what can you give me for free? That's all they're about now. I mean, it's totally antithetical to what his dad and his uncle wanted as Democrats. So they're commies and criminals and psychopaths.

1:07:07Yeah, that's where we are. That is where we are. And he talked a lot about his disappointment in Democrats, particularly with how they ran their last campaign and the way that Kamala got installed. Here he is on that a little bit. And for the first time in history, they canceled their own convention. No voter ever cast a primary ballot for Kamala Harris. No elected delegate. That was ever consulted. A party of no kings simply anointed a queen. Handpicked by secretive party elites. Nobody even knows who they were. They're just faceless guys with lanyards. We're calling all the shots from the upper decks of that convention center. And nobody can see their face anymore. Then you can see the face of the people up there. Of that who was making the decision.

1:08:09And then they canceled the convention and then they held a coronation. Can you even? The day that President Trump was shot in Butler, Pennsylvania, within three hours of his shooting, he called me and asked me for a meeting. And during the series of talks that followed, I realized that everything that I heard about President Trump, everything I believed about him from the mainstream media was a lie. Everything. And I believe that too. All of it. There's a lot of people came to that realization the way they did. They were so, they're just sunk in. They're craziness. They just are. And he's right, Democrats are, they're the, the, the, the Kingmakers, right? They're the party of the elites. We're the party of the working class now. That's what it is. They want to act like they're so the party of the working class. They're not. They're so not. They're so out of touch. They have no idea. We are the working class party.

1:09:10And and Trump has done more to solidify that than any president I can, I can think of. You know what I mean? Like Democrats are all promises about it, but Trump actually does the things. He wants American manufacturing to thrive. He's doing all the things to bring business back to this country. Yeah. I just, I don't, I don't even understand how it's such a rare thing for people like RFK Jr. to realize that he was lied to by the media. And it's not that that's rare. And it's a, it's also very interesting because not only is he a Kennedy and Kennedy's by larger celebrities. They're not just political people. They're not just a political thing like a Camelot family. They're like celebrities in America. And he's also married to a celebrity. So there's that whole part of his life where celebrities are also mostly liberal because they live in a different world. So for him to change should be a beacon for all of us to look at him. He would go, hmm. Yeah.

1:10:11Yeah. Why did he do that? There must have been something there, you know, because he, for him to do that, he literally turned his back on his family on like that whole celebrity culture on everything that he's been taught his whole life, which is these people are bad, Trump is bad. All this is bad. Now he thought for himself and good for him. He's, and he also experienced the total corruption and the, the, the trampling on all of our rights, our constitutional rights under COVID, right? Which he also talked about. And you're going to hear him mention Biden and censorship and how he was impacted and how that was a huge wake up call to. Your president Biden took the oath of office. He ordered Facebook and Instagram to remove my accounts in order to prevent public debate. I'm not complaining about what happened to me, but it was a bad thing for our country. Democrats obliterated the first, the second leg of the First Amendment.

1:11:11The right to the guaranteed right of assembly, social distancing regulations that were completely unscience based and aggressive violated the third leg of the First Amendment, the freedom to worship. They closed every church in our country for a year. Who could imagine that would have ever happened? And they kept open the liquor stores and the big box stores as essential businesses. It's unbelievable. Yeah. I mean, I think that the Democrats were leaning, Kami, like when we started, chicks on the right back in 2009, it's what made us start it, right? Because we like what socialism on? Yeah, we had the socialism sucks, bumper stickers and everything. But I think COVID is, that was the turn. That's when they became full-blown Kamis. At least that's what I believe. That's what I've seen and experience. I think that was like the, okay, yeah, we're wearing the hats. Like we have all the merch.

1:12:12We're absolute Kamis. You know? I appreciate it also that RFK took issue with Islam. I mean, he is saying the things out loud, just like the rest of the administration is. And I appreciate it. Here he is on that. They saw Israel as America's most critical frontline ally in fighting the toxic ideology of Islamism. Which by its own accounts is waging an existential war against our country and against Western liberal democracy. Right. It's an ideology that has subjugated, impoverished, and tyrannized, and tortured the people of Palestine and the people of Iran. And they openly promise to do the same to us. Yeah. It's just as a side to that. I don't know if you guys, if it's in your algorithm, maybe it's just me.

1:13:13But every once in a while, get like the notification that more Nigerian Christians are being slaughtered by Islamists. You don't ever hear about that in the mainstream news here in America. Never hear about those stories. Possibly, he sure doesn't talk about that. Oh, no. Just wild how like I feel like that's a big story. And people just don't talk about that. We all just suppress it, right? Christians are being slaughtered all over the world by these. But it only matters if Israel has something to do with it. Oh, okay. I got it. If Israel is somehow not involved, then you're not going to hear about it. There you should. I don't know what you're thinking. Yeah. Right. Yeah, exactly. RFK also talked about how Democrats, the party, has changed so much into something that he no longer recognizes. I realize that many of the foundational values of the Democratic Party had found a new home

1:14:13and it was called the Republican Party. Now, yes, that is exactly right. So he also talked about just his initial conversations with Trump and how, at the time, when he was running for president, as you remember, he was, when he started to feel like, okay, I'm going to, this isn't, I'm not going to run for president anymore. I want to be involved. He reached out. He had hope for Democrats. He reached out to Kamala and was faced with nothing. And so there it is. After my conversation with President Trump, I tried to have the same conversation with Kamala Harris. You think she would agree to meet with me? Did she even pick up the telephone? Surprise! So on August 23rd, 2024, I suspended my campaign.

1:15:15And I endorsed President Trump. Later that day, on stage at the turning point rally in Arizona, I met President Trump. And that moment would never have happened without my friend, Charlie Kirk. Charlie played a critical and indispensable role at bringing me and President Trump together. In fact, it was something that he was trying to do for almost a year, the last year of my campaign. And today on the first anniversary of his assassination, I can't stand here without thinking about him.

1:16:17That was super nice tribute. Everyone was so sweet about Charlie, everybody. As they should be. He was interviewing, getting Trump elected too. Totally, totally. And then one more clip from RFK and then we're going to move on to JD Vance, who is also absolutely amazing. But that is, he made sure to tell the audience that, and I'm talking about not the audience that was there, but hopefully a listening audience that would have been included, Democrats who will hear this clip so that they can maybe get a shred of just common sense thought about Donald Trump and realize they are being lied to. Here is RFK in one final clip. Some of my Democratic friends told me that I was a fool for a trusting President Trump. And so I want to make the record clear right now. President Trump has kept every single promise that he made to me without exception.

1:17:17Look at that. Go figure. Promises kept and promises made promises kept. And it's Trump. Yeah. They won't care. I know. I know. And you're going to have like the people in his family, they're just going to dig their heels in and just believe that they want to believe. Yeah. Unfortunately, that is true. RFK obviously wasn't the only person to refer to terror and Islam. JD Vance also spoke to that as well. And again, very much appreciated when people are loud and proud and not afraid of talking about this. So you have Democrats who say that 9-11 was inevitable, who offered justifications for terrorists who murdered 3,000 of our fellow citizens. And in Michigan, it's even worse. They're campaigning with radicals who explicitly say that America deserved the 9-11 attacks. These are candidates who, when they're not calling to repeal the Second Amendment,

1:18:18they will attack you as a literal white supremacist if you dare to criticize Sharia law. Yep. And the great state of New York congressional Democrats tell us that the July 4th celebration is really a brat, the liberation of Palestine and Puerto Rico. I can't even say that without laughing. Can you just imagine Thomas Jefferson right away all about. The liberation of Palestine and Puerto Rico. And these aren't media personalities. These aren't weirdos on social media. These are the candidates that congressional Democrats have put forth for you to vote for in November. They asked my friends for a one-way ticket to Washington to legislate and regulate and wield power over your lives. Instead, in my opinion, they need a one-way ticket to a mental hospital. That's true.

1:19:22He also talked about this was such a, I thought, an important reminder because we hear all about affordability. Democrats are all trying to pretend that they're the party that cares about this. And Trump hasn't lowered gas prices. And he's got us into this Iranian conflict, et cetera, et cetera. But J.D. Vance did a really, really good job reminding people how we got here. And it was, I mean, you guys remember how bad things were during the Biden administration? Which it didn't need to be as bad as it was. But obviously, Democrats mismanaged everything. And so this was a good reminder. And just four short years, the cost of a home under Joe Biden doubled. In Americans who were finishing schools suddenly found themselves competing not against their fellow Americans for jobs, but against 25 million new illegal immigrants, not just for jobs, but for homes as well.

1:20:23Our nation became a place where you had to be rich to enjoy what used to be the birthright of every ordinary middle-class life. You became a country where violent crime exploded unless, of course, you could afford private security. And it wasn't just that things became more expensive. It's that our country was stolen from us and then handed out to strangers. Yes. And illegal immigration has caused so much of the affordability issues that everybody continues to face because we still have to deport a whole big bunch of them. I mean, that is unfortunately a slow process. We're offering them money to leave. Yeah. It's not like there are planes that accommodate a million people at a time. You know what I mean? We've been way overly generous with these people. Yes, way, way. And these people, obviously, there were protesters outside of Dallas and the cops were having to contend with these idiots. And every now and then, you get one that is able to trickle in to the arena and that happened.

1:21:28There was a protester there having the absolute gall to wave an American flag. And here is how JD handled that. So what? It's my favorite. What the people at home miss is that we just had a protester interrupting us and waving the Mexican flag. Well, well, my friend, if you love Mexico so much, get your ass over there. We're all buying a plane ticket. It's so true. It's like, you are. We are buying the plane tickets. But so it's just go. But he won't, that person won't go because it's a shit hole over there. That's why they're here. It's the same reason that you and I, when we were in the radio, remember our China segment. We used to make fun of China. You guys, we've told you about this. China with its unlivability and whatnot and it's burning rivers. We would talk about that all the time. We'd make fun of China. We got an email or a phone call or something from some chick who worked at the same company

1:22:28that my husband worked at, mind you. And she was Chinese and she had her feelings hurt because we were making fun of China. My response was, you're living here in America. There's a reason you're living here, lady. And you're not living in China. It's what's the reason. Oh, that's right. Because we're better. That's why. So maybe shut your yapper. Quick complain in. I don't understand that mentality. Don't wave the flag of the country that you came from. If you think it's better, go live there. Yes. Vance also had a message directed specifically at young men because we know we're seeing a lot of young men become disillusioned by the Trump administration. They're very frustrated by the war. They're, you know, Trump didn't fulfill every last promise in exactly the amount of time that he promised that he would. It's people have decided to just, I don't know. Like they're deciding to vote for crazy people instead of just letting him cook.

1:23:31You know what I mean? And so Vance had a specific message directed at young men in particular and here is a little bit of that. Young men. Many of whom felt inspired by Charlie Kirk, but are unhappy with some of what has happened in the wake of his death. And I want to speak directly to that group because I think Charlie is a great example. Of how to disagree, but still participate in the work of saving this country. Charlie, Charlie, ladies and gentlemen, was dedicated to this movement in this country. He loved, and I do mean love the president of the United States. But in the eight months or so that we were in office before Charlie died, I talked to him a lot almost every day. And Charlie was still a free thinker with his own principles and views. He did not always agree with us. Let me just give you one example. Charlie hated war.

1:24:32What was Europe or Africa, the Middle East? He didn't care. He just hated war. That was his view. Now of course, there are people who love what we've done and people who don't. I'm not here to litigate the disagreements between Charlie and some of the people that he disagreed with. But what I'm asking you to do is do what Charlie did. Do not throw the baby out with the bathwater. Yes. Don't give the country over to a bunch of crazy people because you happen to disagree with us on a policy issue here there. So was he talking directly to Tucker about El Sian? Because I feel like he may have been doing that. And he probably should start doing that. Yeah. I mean, I know in the spirit of Charlie that you're supposed to maintain relationships with people that you disagree with on policy and I totally get it. But when it comes to values, it's a completely different proposition. You guys, we're not getting into Candace at all today.

1:25:33But there's a clip of Brandon Tatum getting absolutely excoriated by Andrew Wilson, demanding to know how he can still be friends with someone as evil as Candace. And we're getting to a point where those need to be part of the conversations. Charlie had his limits. Yes, he wanted to have disagreements and to have those out in the open because he believed that talking to people was so important. But he had his limits. He would never debate Nick Fwentes, for example. And he heard him distance himself from Candace. She didn't come to his limits for crying out loud. Exactly. I mean, there were limits that he had when he knew when you get to a point where you are fundamentally in disagreement about a value that's different than a policy. Totally. And so when he's got Tucker, who is his friend, saying, I disavow like this entire administration because of this Iran thing. And oh, by the way, vote for L. Syed. Right. Because he's better option. I wouldn't vote for Mike Rogers with a gun to my head. He's like, okay, that's when you are like, that's when you have to say, okay, enough is

1:26:36enough. Right. You're a complete loon now. Not some pot of cow at this point. Exactly. Yeah. Yeah. His speech ended. I mean, you guys, he is, he can deliver a speech. Yeah, he can get people fired up. Here is the last 22 seconds or so of how his speech ended. You can hear the crowd absolutely losing their minds. This November, let's give it to him. Let's fight for our people. Let's send the Democrats back in and let's never forget that America belongs to those who love it. Not those who hate it. God bless you. Thank you for having me. That's right. Yeah, I think that. That was great. I think that this was also very strategic to because I think the Trump knows that a lot of people out there are like, Marco Rubio. And he wasn't there. Marco's off doing it. And like, state department kind of things. And he knows he's been gaining momentum just because he's so competent. He doesn't need to try. He just gets out there and he's just himself and he's very likable and he's very competent

1:27:39and we know that he could do a great job as president, right? So I think Trump was like, maybe we should put JD out there. We probably should do that. So JD, this is your time to try to shine and see if you can like audition for this position. And I think this was his audition. This was like star search for him. You know what I mean? Yeah. Well, I mean, it was a really great audition. He did great. He did really, really well. He absolutely did. I'm still still for Rubio though. I'm not saying. But JD is at least making it easier to, you know, if he's the guy, I have absolutely no problem pulling the lever for JD. Like I would never vote Democrat at this point. They would have wanted to write. I would have done that anyway. It would have done that anyway. But still, Mojarovi is still my guy. Okay, best start to the day conservative and appropriately humor-dosed. I came upon this podcast a couple of years ago and it's my mainstay living in the Seattle area. One must tune in quite early to catch these gals live.

1:28:40But what a refreshing way to kick off the day. It's just the right breath and depth on current topics, dose with the appropriate level of humor. I had the pleasure of meeting them at the recent Camp Tonto. I mean, great. It was a fabulous experience meeting them as well as many other wonderful folks. I brought my mother along who happens to be 90 and about to undergo a full, near replacement, a big undertaking for a gal of her tenure. Upon meeting her, mock pulled her pant leg up to share her similar experience and show her battle scar. As I met Daisy, I shared how my crazy Labradorodle had eaten my bagel. I prepared for lunch one morning before work. Since Daisy often speaks of her dog's criminal escapades. When we returned from our trip, my mom said, I feel like they really cared about what I was saying. I said, of course, they did. They are the real deal, genuine, authentic and conservative. The point being, they truly care about their supporters. That is so sweet. Isn't it? Sweet. We love meeting everybody, of course. And you know, there's more. You know, anyone that could stand for literally hours with huge smiles in order to meet, converse hug and take photos with each and everyone there requires a level of tenacity

1:29:42that is quite impressive and I'm still an off. They know their stuff, mean what they say, and make you feel like they're just stopping over for a quick chat over coffee with friends, top notch all the way around, informative, authentic, humorous, and on the right side of issues that matter. That is just so incredibly lovely. I mean, really, really lovely. We love meeting people. We love meeting our people. It's so. They're people. It is fun. Yeah. All right. And then here is another spider, segway queen. I have been watching the show for every year now and on top of the views, the ladies, which I don't always agree with, but they seem to always be fair and logical with their views. My favorite part is mock segways into every sponsor of the show is advertising. Keep on doing what you do. See? They're not always great, but I try. There it is. Nothing about me that was about you. So that makes effort that one laid early on. Yeah. That was better. Yeah. We have to thank if you can move that. There you go. Yvonne Wilson, who said, thanks for the beautiful tribute to Charlie.

1:30:44Also, I made a commitment to pray daily for the midterms asking the COTR family to join me. All elections are important. Thank you for all you do. Yes. That's a great idea. It is a great idea. Connie LaFranc said that dog from yesterday was a German wired hair pointer. That led to some people saying that. But we also had others. We got this email saying the dog in the talks on the show today was a puddle pointer. They are a German bread gun dog and require a very active household. Test the puddle pointer is a great one to follow on Instagram. I would have commented on the show, but I watched after things were being read. Love you guys. I've been following since 2015 and used to read your content regularly. Have a great day. That's from Reena. That's crazy. Yeah. Thank you, Reena. Let's see over. I know we've got Venmos, which means I mean my glasses. You're so handsome. Over on locals. Superman said a solemn good morning from the ball pit ladies. I was working for Northwest Airlines at Reagan Airport in DC when it happened. They immediately shut down the airport and sent everyone home.

1:31:45It was a very sad and tragic day. We must not let anyone forget that Islam was responsible for the atrocity on 9-11. That's right. That is right. That is right. More and more people just say it with their whole chests. You know what I mean? Yeah. Whole chests. All right. Over on the Venmo machine. Let me make sure I get everybody. Yes. There we start with Brian Brumley, who said, I hope everyone tells someone of this generation who needs to hear it. They're 9-11 story today. So they can have some understanding of what we went through and maybe remember the lessons that so many have seemed to forgot. Sure. Lace Lourdeson said we were based at Milton Hall Air Force Base in England. I was home with my toddler off base. My husband was locked down on one base. My older daughter was locked down on a different base at school. It was terrifying. My husband was deployed to the Middle East a week. It just ends right there a week after maybe. I guess.

1:32:46Yeah. It just ended. Connie LaFrance says my son-in-law was a New York policeman who died this year of cancer, caused from helping a ground zero that horrible day. His brother-in-law was a fireman and he passed in the South Tower. Wow. What an impact that has had on you, Connie. I'm so sorry. So sorry. Oh. Nancy Kates, 9-11 is so fresh in my mind. A day I'll never forget and the ideology behind it. Tonight is also Rasha Shana. Shana Tova, happy New Year, to all who celebrate. Let's hope for a brighter future and for goodness sake, get out and vote red. Yes. Please. Please. Tina Kramer, I worked for an airline and flown into Minneapolis for dangerous goods training at 6 a.m. I watched the towers fall on the hotel restaurant TV where we were having the training. Wow. And part two, I remember thinking right away after the second tower was hit that it was a terrorist attack. I had to have someone drive to Minneapolis to get me. It was so eerie working at the airport for months after that. No one wanted to fly.

1:33:46The airport was so quiet. I bet. I bet it was. I think it's Mark Bingo. I used to say both parties want the same things. The method in which we got there was different. That's why they used to be able to work together back then. Sad days now. Yeah. I mean, they used to just be a difference of how we did the news. And now, not just politics is political. Everything is political. Yeah. Everything. Margot MacArthur, here's to the end of a super sucky week starting with my cat passing away. And then all the other super hard things this week. I pray for this country and I think got above for the chicks and this community. Love you all. Have a great weekend. Thank you so much for that. Now, thank you. Thank you, Marcy Prawles. Good morning, Muckendezzy. Happy Friday. Hope you have a wonderful day and an amazing weekend. Much love. Thank you, Marcy. Samantha K. Part. I was in fourth grade on 9-11 years later. My self-amillians of others went overseas as a result. American life is still impacted because that day we could not become complacent. I will never forget. Yes, Samantha.

1:34:47Angela South Carolina. I was signing my lease at the apartment complex office and saw it on her TV. We were shocked in both the tiers. Very sad day. God bless America. Mom, nipotent 9-11. Today I learned I was pregnant with my fourth child. And what kind of world was I raising my children in? Can you imagine? Wow. Oh, my goodness. The Shama bin, my four star retired Army general uncle was visiting us in Chicago on 9-11. I guess this training kicked in because he watched the TV with us stoically. He was also Edison's mom, late, dead joke Wednesday. How many tickles does it take to make an octopus laugh? Tentacles. Get it? You get it? Shelley Bolton. Even with the sadness this week, I want to make sure to say for all of you who support our wonderful chicks each day with your like, subscribe and share. You are truly appreciated. Thank you so much. We appreciate you, Shelley. Thank you. Yes. BTK 1213. The media and commas are just 100% lying. No facts. Yes. A lot of propaganda out there. A lot. Shelley at 2903.

1:35:48Never forget. Never surrender. God bless America. James Edgar. A little good news. My wife, Netta, celebrates birthday. Number 60 this Sunday. Happy birthday to her. Love you, chicks. Happy birthday. Netta. The Shama bin. Pray for the soul of Nina Patrice Bell, my friend sister who had just started a job at Canter Fitzgerald the week before. Wow. Oh, weens. Remembering my colleague, Peter Hashem, who was on flight American Airlines, number 11, the first plane to hit the towers. This day is always exceptionally hard and personal for me. I will never forget. So sorry about that. Team media publishing. I haven't verified it, but I heard that the drone light show was done with 2,977 lights one for every life lost. Yeah, that's right. It was. Macy Palps, Pena. 911 affected the whole world. When you contemplate while the 80s and 90s were better, it's because 911 took the innocence of America. That is so true. It really did. You're absolutely right about that.

1:36:48Islam is evil period. It is. It's so good. You're so right about that. It did take our innocence. Deep larybus NM 3128. There are over 3,000 mos in the USA. And grow. By the way, I had never even heard the word al-Qaeda before that day. Like I was so sheltered before that. So when you say that it did take our innocence, it's 100% accurate. How many people who were not political, because we weren't at that point, I wasn't at all. I didn't even, I didn't even watch the news regularly. No, I didn't. And then I did. And then it was like your glued from that point forward. Right. Right. And then I did. Right. Shelley Bolton. There'd just be quiet. And you'll be okay. Message was a gigantic lie then. And it still is now. We can't forget that. We must fight for our country. Yes, Shelley. We must. Donkey Hode. I was on active duty at 9-11 and the scars remained fresh today. I'll go to remembrance ceremonies, not for me, but to help others remember and others to learn. Some of us don't need to remember because we've never forgotten.

1:37:49That's right. I remember too, I wanted to point this out before I forget. I don't know about you, but I devoured things and photo books and journal, like any I could get my hand on. Like I would subject myself to all the voicemails. I had to go totally. All of the last, the text, you know, the transcripts of all the last. Totally. I would force myself forever to like just suffer through it because I don't want to forget the impact that it had. Yeah. I highly recommend this. This is the life book, one nation America remembers and it's like the picture book. I mean, I always have it on my shelf. And like every year I'm compelled to take it out and just remember. And I think it's a decent to it. Yeah, because it's important to remember that every single one of those people was a person with a family who was loved, who had a role. Yeah. And who had a future. It's just that's what's important because somebody people, we just desensitize ourselves to that. And we can never do that. Um, Charlene 55, the night 11 museum is a must see a very sacred place.

1:38:52I will always remember visiting there. The tribute to those lost is beautiful. Never forget. It's the one reason that I would go back to you to see it. Same BTK 12 13 don't act like commies in Islam or politics. It's war. I agree. There's a spiritual war up spiritual war going on right now. And a lot of people just don't recognize that. Aron and there was damn well not a baseball player that Friday who even thought about ignoring the national anthem. Um, Colin Kaep, Colin Kaepernick. Yeah. Aron and regarding shared in story, I'm not crying. You're crying. This whole week has been crying is what it's been. Janine, uh, Climped 4549, dear chicks. Thank you so much for today's show. I will never forget that day. God bless the USA. Always. God is good. Even in the face of all this stuff. Rachel story 2104. Thank you for today's show. Well, you guys are welcome. Thank you for watching. El Shandra Suwan 8351. Why are 5,000 people watching but only a thousand likes?

1:39:54I don't know. People are tired to push that. It's hard to do that to click. I'll just click you guys. Madman 1965. I had a bully boxer, Max who loved running on a treadmill. You don't need to spend the money on a doggy model. A regular one is fine. There you go. Aaron Krieger in the spirit of fun today. Today I'm celebrating nine years of continuous sobriety. Look at you. Thank you. God and thanks to you jerks for the joy and love you bring every day. So blessed be part of this community. So excited for you, Aaron. So proud. Laura. Laura. Hi to 347. Let's remember Benghazi today as well. Oh, yeah. That is a good reminder. My God, there's so much. So much. Jose, Texas 15 9 11. Never forget hug your loved ones every day. Every day tell them how much you love them. Angela, South Carolina 89. Mak, I know you're a busy lady, but please watch some of Caesar Milan's videos of how to use the tools and correcting behaviors. Or you can just be like us who just throw the winkies and don't give a shit.

1:40:56That's how it is in my house. They just ruled the house. We had to show. She's very strong, wild man. She is a dog. She's a handful. I love her so much. We have terrible criminal dogs. You may see Palp Spina. Happy birthday to my dad, General Palperon. Well, happy birthday to you. We were having his birthday dinner in the Philippines and we heard about 9 11 years later. He headed the Philippine contingency to the Iraq war. Love you dad. Wow. Your dad sounds like a badass salute to him. Yeah. Tammy RN 1516. I worked for UAL on 9 11. I was later furloughed. It is why I am now a nurse. What God bless you. Yeah. OK, you guys, we got through it. We got through it. Yeah. We got through it together. Everybody bringing it in. It's hard. It's really, really extra hard hug today. Everybody needs it. We really hug yourself extra hard. You're getting in the whole community. Everybody have the best weekend. We'll talk to you in my day.