0:00
Then all these folks saying, oh, President Trump is waging a war on black America by sitting
0:04
in the National Guard to cities like Memphis and Chicago.
0:06
No, no, he's waging a battle to save black America.
0:09
Because this proportionally in all of those cities, you know who was being shot down and killed?
0:13
Black Americans. And so, no, he is not waging any war on people of color.
0:18
He is saving people of color by actually giving a damn about them,
0:21
which the left demonstrably shows each and every opportunity they get.
0:24
They do not care about us in any way whatsoever.
0:30
Okay, guys, here are the good friends, CJ Pearson.
0:34
Thanks for coming, brother.
0:35
Thanks for having me.
0:36
Good to see you as always.
0:37
I actually just saw your debate on Jubilee.
0:42
How do you think that one?
0:43
I think it went well.
0:43
You know, I think the interesting thing about Parker, I will say behind the scenes,
0:47
very sensible guy, very agreeable.
0:50
Definitely is not who he is on TikTok, which is interesting to me.
0:53
But I think it goes to show that when you, these liberal commentators actually debate people
0:58
who actually know about politics and not just random people in their TikTok lives.
1:03
They get a little bit exposed, you know, oftentimes we would be debating about immigration
1:07
or whatever, and he would make it about Trump and sexual assault and all these things,
1:10
which are so interesting to me because I thought the question was about immigration.
1:13
But of course, you know, many people on the left don't want to talk about immigration
1:16
because they know it's a losing issue.
1:17
And the reason it's a losing issue is because no one wants what happened to Lincoln Riley
1:20
to happen ever again.
1:21
And it's hard to defend that.
1:23
The idea that an illegal alien can break into our country,
1:26
stalk and pray upon a young innocent girl like Lincoln Riley,
1:29
and we're just supposed to be okay with that.
1:31
I'm not okay with that.
1:32
The American people are not okay with that.
1:34
And President Trump is not okay with that.
1:35
And he ran on fixing that problem.
1:38
And the American people stand behind him.
1:40
And it's not going to be, you know, a few videos of ice doing their job.
1:44
It's not going to change that in any way whatsoever.
1:46
I feel like the classic debate tactic they use is to always go to Trump's essay allegations.
1:51
That's like their Trump card.
1:53
It's just, it's so tired, you know, for me,
1:55
because I look at it and I'm like looking at what happened in New York.
1:58
That was a jury of New York City progressives,
2:02
who obviously would have convicted him for jaywalking.
2:04
And so it's just, it's not important.
2:07
And I think obviously, you know, the American people
2:10
looked at those allegations.
2:10
They were aware of them.
2:11
And the American people decided that they weren't worth the,
2:14
the salt that they were, you know, held up on.
2:17
I really liked the format.
2:18
I think it was the first time I've seen it with the timers.
2:20
Yeah, it was the first episode of that.
2:22
And I enjoyed that because I think it forces you to listen to other
2:25
I think oftentimes in debates, you know, you're just interrupting
2:28
inside of each other and oftentimes,
2:31
because you're just ready to get that next point out or ready to interrupt.
2:34
And it forced you to listen.
2:36
And so it was, it was a really cool format.
2:37
I like that they're, it also fixes the time dynamic.
2:39
Because sometimes someone takes over a debate too.
2:42
And I think that's a, you know, what a lot of these progressive folks
2:45
on TikTok do is that they just like love to interrupt.
2:47
They love to interrupt.
2:48
And it's because it's only know how to do
2:51
because they don't actually have anything to stand on.
2:53
And anyway, whatsoever.
2:54
So it was, it was a really cool thing to be a part of.
2:57
We actually met through turning points.
2:59
So it's just crazy to see what Charlie's built
3:00
and all the connections we both made.
3:03
That assassination really shaped you either.
3:05
Yeah, no, it's, it's incredible to be here
3:07
with 30,000 patriots from all across the country.
3:10
And honestly, probably the world as well.
3:12
And, you know, I knew Charlie since I was 12 years old.
3:14
When I made my first YouTube video ever,
3:18
He DM me on Twitter when I was still in middle school
3:21
and he said, Hey, CJ, keep up the good work.
3:23
I love what you're doing.
3:25
And if you are available, come to our high school conference.
3:28
And I had to tell Charlie, I said, Charlie, I'm in middle school.
3:30
So I can't come unless you're going to give me a waiver.
3:32
And so he was like, you're good, you're good to go.
3:34
And so Charlie was always incredibly supportive of me.
3:37
I considered him a very, very dear friend.
3:40
And I think that it's so important for us to all carry the torch.
3:43
And I think it's important for us to unite.
3:44
You know, what we have unfortunately seen
3:47
over the course of the past 48 hours here in Phoenix
3:49
has been a kin of real housewives of Atlanta
3:51
is frankly getting ghetto.
3:52
And I just, I'm anti-ghetto all across the board.
3:56
I think that instead of actually going on that stage
3:58
and bashing one another,
3:59
we should be talking about America.
4:01
And the issues that are on the forefront
4:03
of the mental of the American people,
4:05
which is affordability.
4:06
It's about keeping America safe,
4:07
making America stronger.
4:08
Those are the things that are going to keep our country great.
4:11
And that's the things that are going to keep
4:12
electing Republicans down the line.
4:14
Everyone's calling each other out on stage.
4:16
I'm at James O'Keefe party.
4:17
There's like two fights.
4:18
It's like, it's crazy.
4:19
I know, it's literally real housewives of Atlanta here.
4:22
So this should be happening on the left, not the right.
4:24
And it's frankly embarrassing.
4:26
And I'm like, you know, as a 23-year-old,
4:28
it's so weird to me to have to tell folks
4:31
that are twice my age to grow up,
4:32
but seriously grow up.
4:33
Like it's just so silly to me.
4:36
The American people are going through, you know,
4:39
And President Trump is working incredibly hard
4:41
to fix those wrongs.
4:42
And of course, the terrible policies
4:45
and agenda of the Biden administration
4:47
and the incredible harm
4:49
that he brought upon our country.
4:51
But we have to focus on them.
4:53
They don't want to hear about our bitter
4:55
infighting and random drama.
4:56
They want to hear about the solutions
4:58
that are going to make their lives easier.
4:59
Speaking of Trump, how have you felt so far
5:01
in a second administration?
5:03
I don't think we've ever been more back.
5:04
I think this president is doing exactly what he ran on,
5:07
which is securing our border,
5:09
making America safe again,
5:10
and making it secure for everyone.
5:12
You know, it's a shame that in certain cities
5:15
across America, it was akin to a third world country.
5:18
And of course, you have liberals
5:19
and all these folks saying,
5:20
oh, President Trump is waging a war on Black America
5:23
by sitting in the National Guard
5:24
to cities like Memphis and Chicago.
5:26
No, no, he's waging a battle to save Black America.
5:29
Because this proportionally in all of those cities,
5:31
you know who was being shot down and killed?
5:35
And so, no, he is not waging any war on people of color.
5:38
He is saving people of color
5:40
by actually giving a damn about them,
5:42
which the left demonstrably shows
5:44
each and every opportunity they get
5:46
that they do not care about us.
5:47
In any way whatsoever.
5:48
What do you feel like the biggest threat is right now?
5:50
Do you think it's the left?
5:51
Do you think it's Islam?
5:51
Do you think it's something else?
5:53
I think it's the biggest threat is our,
5:55
is our selves right now, unfortunately.
5:56
The division within our party,
5:58
the division within our movement
5:59
is so self-destructive.
6:01
And again, not to, you know,
6:03
beat a dead horse, but we have to grow up.
6:05
We have to unite about, you know,
6:07
around our common ideals.
6:08
And Charlie was, that should be his legacy.
6:11
He was such a united.
6:12
He would bring, you know,
6:13
warring coalitions of people together
6:15
and say, hey, we all love this country.
6:17
We all love America.
6:18
So let's do all that we can
6:20
to make America great again.
6:21
And that's what we should continue to channel,
6:23
continue to fight for, continue to advocate for.
6:26
And I think that when we do unite,
6:28
we can focus on what?
6:29
We're probably the second biggest threat
6:31
to our country right now,
6:32
which is the left's unending, you know,
6:36
agenda to try to undermine
6:38
the fundamentals of this country.
6:40
They hate free speech.
6:41
They hate tolerance.
6:42
They hate diversity when it comes to actual ideals.
6:44
They love diversity when it comes to gender,
6:46
sexuality, and all of these things.
6:48
But God forbid you have a diverse opinion.
6:50
That is when they want to cancel you.
6:51
That's when they want to end your life.
6:52
That's when, you know,
6:54
the rubber meets the road and it
6:56
exposes them as a surrogens that they are
6:57
when it comes to these very important issues.
6:59
Yeah. Did his death really inspire you?
7:02
What, walk me through your emotions?
7:04
You know, at first I was scared,
7:06
but I realized I didn't have time to be scared
7:08
because I think that we have a country to save
7:10
and I think that there is such urgency right now
7:12
in doing all that we can.
7:14
To fight to ensure that, you know, I'm 23,
7:17
but one day I will have kids
7:19
and I want to make sure they inherit a country
7:21
just as great as the one that my grandparents lived in.
7:23
Just as great as one of my parents lived in.
7:25
It's exactly what Charlie would have wanted.
7:26
And so I think that we cannot allow ourselves
7:30
We cannot allow ourselves to coward
7:31
because it's exactly what that assassin wanted us to do.
7:34
He wanted us to mute ourselves.
7:36
He wanted us to go into the shadows and say,
7:38
I'm not wearing my MAGA hat anymore.
7:40
I'm not going to proclaim that I love my country,
7:45
We're not going to allow these people
7:48
to allow us to self-cancel ourselves
7:51
because that, again, would be disrespectful
7:54
to the life that Charlie led.
7:55
You're 23, how do you feel about the Gen Z generation?
7:58
Do you feel like they're good hands?
8:00
I think we're going to be one of those conservative generations
8:02
the country has ever seen.
8:03
We grew up at a time of cancel culture.
8:06
We think it's frankly bullshit.
8:07
I think when you look at other issues too,
8:09
you got to think, you know, in 2020,
8:11
I had my graduation rob for me because of COVID-19.
8:14
I had my prom rob for me because of COVID-19.
8:17
We went through these draconian tyrannical policies
8:20
and we saw big government in action
8:22
and just how harmful it can be.
8:23
And we're done with it.
8:24
And so we're done living in the shadows.
8:26
We're done cowering.
8:27
And so I think it's going to be an incredible shift
8:30
in a way that we've never seen before.
8:32
In the 2024 election, we saw the youth vote
8:34
from 18 to 30 swing 20 points in our direction.
8:38
Harry Sissin couldn't stop it.
8:41
You know, his colleagues on the left,
8:42
Olivia Julianna, none of those people could stop it.
8:46
Because our generation sees through them
8:48
for the charlatans that they are,
8:49
for the inauthentic shills that they are as well.
8:51
Have you converse with Harry yet?
8:52
You know, I've talked to Harry.
8:54
And I look forward to debating Harry.
8:55
But I think he's a little scared and I understand why.
8:58
Because when he's not getting, you know,
8:59
fed the DNC talking points that pay his bills
9:01
and that, you know, help him stay housed,
9:05
then he just absolutely has nothing to stand on.
9:07
So I would actually, you know,
9:09
reinvite him to engage in that discourse.
9:11
Try to set that up a debate.
9:13
I'll go anywhere any day and eight times.
9:16
Either we can debate or we can box one of the two.
9:19
He brought you up last time I had him on in New York.
9:22
Did you want to box him or did he want to box me?
9:24
You wanted to box me.
9:27
I'm actually with him.
9:28
Now you're looking a little bigger.
9:30
No, maybe Jake Paul will train me
9:31
and I don't really know anyone that is on the left
9:34
and does anything like that.
9:35
So maybe Olivia Juliana can train him.
9:37
She seems to know her way around.
9:39
I know everyone's roasting Jake right now,
9:41
but the man just made $90 million.
9:43
I think I would break my draw for $90 million.
9:46
So he is a businessman in a league of his own.
9:51
I can't believe like people,
9:53
like do you even respond to haters?
9:54
Cause I know you get a ton too.
9:55
No, like it's just, it doesn't matter.
9:57
I think that we've got to be focused on the mission
10:00
There's this new technology floating around
10:02
that people cannot stop talking about.
10:03
It's called the light system.
10:05
Before you roll your eyes,
10:06
it's not some gadget you strap on
10:08
or supplement that promises the world.
10:10
Every once in a while,
10:11
I come across something that actually stops me in my tracks
10:14
and the light system is one of those things.
10:16
This isn't a supplement.
10:17
It's not a biohack.
10:18
It's a full on energy environment
10:20
built to help your mind and body synchronize,
10:22
recharge and operate at a higher level.
10:24
It uses light patterns, color frequencies
10:26
and coherent energy fields.
10:27
All the stuff that your body naturally responds to
10:30
to create a coherent, energetic field around you.
10:32
People are saying they feel more clear,
10:34
more centered, more alive in their environment
10:36
and honestly, the science behind it is fascinating.
10:38
As I've seen a lot of wellness tech,
10:40
but the numbers coming out on this new study
10:42
of the light system are actually insane.
10:44
Researchers measured human chic cells
10:47
before and after sitting in front of the system
10:50
A 30 minute session boosted cellular conductivity
10:53
by 61%, the study even showed increased conductivity
10:56
in isolated DNA, which is associated with stronger structure
11:00
and better repair pathways.
11:01
The result, more clarity, more balance and more alignment.
11:05
You could say $500 now if you go to the lightsystems.com
11:08
and use discount code Sean.
11:09
And everything else just works itself out.
11:12
At the end of the day, I always think about
11:14
that Teddy Roosevelt speech about being in the arena.
11:16
You're always gonna have people shouting at you
11:18
from the sidelines who aren't courageous enough
11:21
to stand up for themselves and stand up and fight for our country.
11:24
And you just got to ignore it.
11:25
And you've got to realize that to be in this fight,
11:28
to be in this movement, it has to be a calling from God.
11:31
These are a lot of easier things that you can do.
11:34
That don't get you death threats,
11:35
that don't get you hand-sold online
11:36
and don't get you, you know, meritless hate.
11:38
And but the reason that we all do it
11:41
is because we love this country
11:42
and we believe it's worth fighting for.
11:43
Any new hit pieces on you, I know the New York.
11:46
I'm sure they're coming.
11:46
The New York magazine one was pretty interesting.
11:48
It was incredible, you know.
11:49
Of course, you know, we threw a pretty iconic inauguration party
11:52
where they accused me of throwing an all-white party.
11:54
Every day I look in the mirror and I'm like, damn,
11:56
am I getting, do I need to start self-taning?
11:58
I don't know what's going on because apparently I was a white man.
12:01
But no, I think the reason the New York magazine
12:03
wrote that deceptive hit piece
12:04
was because they realized just how diverse the mega movement
12:07
You see young black men running to the Republican party now
12:11
because of President Trump.
12:12
You see women coming over to our side.
12:14
You see Jews coming over to our side
12:16
because of course, it seems as if everyone on the left
12:18
just wants them dead and it's quite unfortunate.
12:21
And so I think we really truly create
12:23
a diverse coalition of people and that scares the left
12:26
because if they can't control black people,
12:27
they can't control minorities,
12:29
their grip on power in this country
12:31
absolutely completely erodes.
12:33
And so I would be scared if I were them,
12:35
but we've been able to turn into an incredible thing.
12:37
And we've thrown even more parties since then
12:40
or the July, we partner a soldier boy
12:41
through a big one there, Rick Ross for Halloween,
12:44
maybe Nicki Minaj for the next one.
12:46
Yeah, we're all Barbs these days.
12:48
She's Magnaw, right?
12:50
And I think it goes to show,
12:52
I was always excited about what was happening
12:53
with young black men, right?
12:54
Because I think that if you can save the hearts and minds
12:57
of black men and you can save the hearts and minds
13:00
of the black family because the black community
13:02
is very evangelical, very traditional.
13:04
And black men are still viewed as the head of their households.
13:07
And so I think if we start there, the rest will follow.
13:10
But now what we're seeing is a crack within
13:12
the left's grip on black women,
13:14
which is a very loyal constituency
13:16
for those on the Democrat side.
13:18
When you have Nicki Minaj now calling out the left
13:20
for trainsing children and mutilating the generals
13:23
of little kids, they should be very, very scared.
13:27
Black families have interesting stats
13:29
on the fatherless households, right?
13:32
And I forget the exact numbers,
13:34
but it's the worst in the country.
13:36
And I think it's incredibly disruptive,
13:38
but it's all by design.
13:38
If you look at the great society from folks like FDR
13:42
and LLBJ and the entitlement programs that they created,
13:47
it was meant to create a black community
13:48
that would be dependent upon the government
13:50
for their salvation, their safety,
13:52
and replace the black father with Uncle Sam,
13:55
which is not good for black folks.
13:58
If you have more of an incentive to be a baby mama
14:01
than to be a contributing member of society,
14:03
then that is how we break our country.
14:05
And so I'm glad to see that we're having this return
14:09
There is no reason that you should be on food stands
14:11
for all of your life.
14:12
There's no reason that you should be on government programs
14:14
for all of your life.
14:15
There meant to be a safety net, not a safety jacket,
14:19
straight jacket that you can never take off
14:22
We got to end the cycle of dependency
14:23
and victim in this country for sure.
14:25
Do you think bringing more Christianity
14:26
into the mix would help that?
14:27
I think it's big and we're seeing an incredible return
14:29
to the church among young people, Gen Z especially,
14:33
which is incredibly great to see.
14:34
We're seeing young people clinging towards tradition again,
14:40
And so I think it's great to see
14:42
and I think Charlie would be very, very proud.
14:44
I actually agree, I'm not even Christian though.
14:45
I just think those values will help overall.
14:48
The thing is about Christianity,
14:49
you don't even have to be a Christian.
14:50
It's just some of the things that you read in the Bible
14:52
are just a way to lead a good life.
14:54
Be honest, don't be envious, don't kill, don't steal.
14:59
All those things are just universal truths
15:02
that serve you well, whether or not you're a Christian or not
15:04
and it's a lot to see folks embracing that.
15:06
I know you got a new pod now, right?
15:09
Yeah, so we're hosting the Family Matters podcast
15:10
which is incredible.
15:11
Platform and the voices that oftentimes
15:13
are left is so desperate to ignore.
15:15
Of course, we saw an incredible swing
15:17
from the black community towards the right.
15:19
We want to continue to sustain that.
15:20
And so each every week we sit down
15:23
with diverse voices from across the movement
15:24
and talk about the issues that are shaping our country.
15:26
A lot of the conversations that are happening
15:28
in black barber shops, a lot of conversations
15:29
that are happening in living rooms and all those things.
15:32
And we're super excited about it.
15:33
And so I saw a few, I think you dropped a few on YouTube,
15:37
I watched a couple, it's crushing it, so congrats.
15:39
Yeah, thank you so much.
15:39
Yeah, anything else you want to close off with, Ma?
15:42
I think you covered it all, but let Harry know
15:45
whenever he wants to step in the octagon, I'm ready.
15:47
I'll text him, bro.
15:48
Yeah, it's your brother.
15:48
Good to see you, he was always so much up.
15:49
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15:51
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15:52
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