Latest / The Rita Panahi Show / The Rita Panahi Show | 23 September

Transcript

The Rita Panahi Show | 23 September · The Rita Panahi Show

0:02
Speaker 1: On Skyne Lives Australia.
0:05
Speaker 2: This is the Reader Pane Show.
0:09
Speaker 3: Good evening and welcome to another special edition of the
0:13
Speaker 3: Rita Panihee Show. We're coming to you from Phoenix, Arizona,
0:16
Speaker 3: and we have a cellar lineup with guesting you tonight,
0:19
Speaker 3: including Always Stroll, Alex Side, Who'll tell me how Charlie
0:23
Speaker 3: Kirk kickstarted his career kin Disco. Phil will have the
0:27
Speaker 3: latest on Judy Kimmel returning to TV.
0:29
Speaker 4: But there is a twist in that story.
0:32
Speaker 3: I'll speak to a young man determined to follow in
0:35
Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk's footsteps by hosting debates on college campuses, and
0:39
Speaker 3: he has already been met with violence and Lydia Schaeffer,
0:43
Speaker 3: better known as Conservative Barbie, condemns the vile anti Kirk
0:48
Speaker 3: hatred being pushed by celebrities including Pink and Left. He's
0:53
Speaker 3: Losing It features this trauma. Now, in the aftermath of
1:08
Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk's assassination, we have seen a real awakening, a
1:12
Speaker 3: call to action, with millions proclaiming we are Charlie.
1:16
Speaker 4: And wanting to continue his incredible work.
1:19
Speaker 3: Well, let's have a look at a man doing just that,
1:22
Speaker 3: visiting university campuses setting up a table and inviting students, faculty,
1:27
Speaker 3: anyone with a different view to talk to debate ideas.
1:32
Speaker 3: But the far left, the unhinged, hateful left, aren't that
1:36
Speaker 3: interested in articulating their positions.
1:39
Speaker 4: They prefer to do this.
1:47
Speaker 5: Can you condemn Charlie the fascination of care? I don't care?
1:57
Speaker 5: Why don't you care? Your contact, why don't you?
2:00
Speaker 6: Hey?
2:01
Speaker 7: Every single person right here from this table, he's down,
2:11
Speaker 7: that is, hey.
2:13
Speaker 8: Get.
2:18
Speaker 4: What can you say about that?
2:19
Speaker 3: And then there are the ones pulling crap like this
2:22
Speaker 3: and thinking they're awfully clever.
2:25
Speaker 9: You escape to the north away of white people who
2:27
Speaker 9: may ever have an obligation.
2:29
Speaker 1: To return you to your mask. That's something inscribed. That's
2:32
Speaker 1: not critical race theory. We can just die it down.
2:34
Speaker 1: Oh I'll tell you what Kimberly crenshall cause critical race there.
2:38
Speaker 1: She believes that a society that is color blind is
2:40
Speaker 1: actually a racist society.
2:52
Speaker 10: Yep.
2:52
Speaker 3: The suspect looks exactly like you expect them to look.
2:56
Speaker 4: Let's bring in the.
2:57
Speaker 3: Man you saw in that video, David, You and your
3:02
Speaker 3: mit camp Higbee putting yourselves.
3:05
Speaker 4: In peril trying to talk to these folks.
3:08
Speaker 1: Why do you do it, Rita, thank you so much
3:13
Speaker 1: for having me on. Honestly, four a week ago, four
3:17
Speaker 1: fellas got on the call and they decided, hey, listen,
3:20
Speaker 1: we're not going to let terrorists terrorize us on a
3:24
Speaker 1: daily basis on our college campuses, especially after assassinating somebody
3:28
Speaker 1: like Charlie Kirk. We understand that freedom of speech, especially
3:31
Speaker 1: on campuses for conservatives, is non exist and it's under threat.
3:36
Speaker 1: So regardless of what kind of lunatics we encounter, and
3:39
Speaker 1: as you can see this is Elana, Georgia, it's one
3:41
Speaker 1: of the craziest places that I've been to on a
3:43
Speaker 1: college campus. Regardless of how crazy they are, regardless of
3:47
Speaker 1: how they act, how they treat us, we keep going
3:49
Speaker 1: back and having these conversations with us, and we're not
3:52
Speaker 1: going to treat them the way they treat us. We
3:54
Speaker 1: believe that having civil, tolerant discussions with them may get
3:58
Speaker 1: through some people, not all of them, and definitely not
4:01
Speaker 1: the majority of them. But I think the main thing
4:04
Speaker 1: here is that if we can sway just one person
4:07
Speaker 1: out of one hundred people that we talked to their
4:09
Speaker 1: mind who they will vote for next time, how do
4:11
Speaker 1: they perceive Charlie Kirk for example, I think that our
4:15
Speaker 1: mission is successful and we are starting to see that.
4:21
Speaker 3: Tell me about the impact Charlie's death had on you personally.
4:26
Speaker 3: To see such a gentle soul assassinated in that manner
4:31
Speaker 3: and then the ugliness that followed with people celebrating that
4:35
Speaker 3: death justifying it.
4:38
Speaker 4: How did that impact you personally?
4:42
Speaker 1: That's absolutely terrible, Rita. I've been in this space for
4:47
Speaker 1: about a year and a half, and my father always
4:49
Speaker 1: told me, if you want to be successful in this space,
4:51
Speaker 1: find somebody that you want to role model after, and
4:55
Speaker 1: I just so happened to land on Charlie for the
4:57
Speaker 1: simple fact that I really do believe that if you
5:00
Speaker 1: want to engage in public discourses shouldn't be about gotcha's
5:03
Speaker 1: or making people look silly. You should try and change
5:07
Speaker 1: people's perception and the way they think about things. And
5:11
Speaker 1: the only way that I think you can change my mind,
5:14
Speaker 1: for example, is not by being mean to me or
5:17
Speaker 1: making me look silly. It's by actually engaging in civil
5:21
Speaker 1: discussions and more importantly, being tolerant of an individual's position.
5:27
Speaker 1: That is Charlie Kirk. That is what Charlie taught me.
5:29
Speaker 1: I've never met him in my life, but men, millions
5:32
Speaker 1: of us feel like they've met him, especially after yesterday.
5:37
Speaker 1: What I've learned and why I truly do love what
5:40
Speaker 1: Charlie style is, and I call it Charlie stylis because
5:43
Speaker 1: being civil and tolerant of individuals that you disagree with
5:46
Speaker 1: is what is America is all about. And I really
5:49
Speaker 1: hope that that is what we continue to go on
5:52
Speaker 1: here because it's under true threat in America now. It's
5:54
Speaker 1: absolutely crazy.
5:58
Speaker 3: Well today at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, let's just
6:03
Speaker 3: have a look at a little of how that went.
6:07
Speaker 11: There are some people who are justified in using violence
6:11
Speaker 11: and other people who don't have that right.
6:14
Speaker 1: Would it be morally acceptable?
6:15
Speaker 12: As we're asking, like if you can gon and shot
6:17
Speaker 12: us in the face like for our sign, would that
6:19
Speaker 12: be some people would.
6:20
Speaker 11: Argue that it'd be morally right to shoot you on
6:22
Speaker 11: the face.
6:22
Speaker 1: I see, I think that's crazy. I think that's crazy.
6:27
Speaker 11: If people made the argument that giving a platform to.
6:33
Speaker 1: What do you think about.
6:34
Speaker 11: Charlie I there's so many Charlie's.
6:40
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk.
6:40
Speaker 11: There's so many Charlie's.
6:42
Speaker 13: Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated behind a table just like
6:44
Speaker 13: this one.
6:45
Speaker 11: I know that's the person that's trending, but Charlie Kirk
6:48
Speaker 11: was a byproduct.
6:52
Speaker 6: Of people like this.
6:54
Speaker 3: David, I applaud your patience and your civility, not losing
7:00
Speaker 3: your temper. But is there any chance of getting through
7:05
Speaker 3: to people who seem to be so.
7:07
Speaker 4: Actually broken.
7:12
Speaker 1: Unfortunately rito with folks like this, I don't think so.
7:16
Speaker 1: But the impact is the people around right, Ken and
7:20
Speaker 1: I had this discussion on our drive back from the university.
7:23
Speaker 1: This person made himself look terrible and made us look
7:27
Speaker 1: incredible regardless of what we said. Why at the end
7:30
Speaker 1: we wanted to shake their hand.
7:31
Speaker 14: We did.
7:32
Speaker 1: We wanted to shake the individual's hand, and they refused
7:35
Speaker 1: to do so. That's when they told us this entire thing,
7:38
Speaker 1: that they would shoot someone like us in the face,
7:41
Speaker 1: and all the other crap that you heard there. In
7:43
Speaker 1: the end, it doesn't help them win at all. And
7:48
Speaker 1: the people that may think like they do or that
7:51
Speaker 1: opposed can and I's position or what we have there,
7:55
Speaker 1: they see that and nobody can agree with that. As
7:58
Speaker 1: soon as this individual said this, and probably fifty percent
8:01
Speaker 1: of the people in the crowd, they didn't agree with us.
8:03
Speaker 1: Everyone asked said Oh my god, I can believe he
8:06
Speaker 1: just said that. I don't want to misgender the person,
8:09
Speaker 1: so he she, but we're still not sure. But unfortunately
8:14
Speaker 1: we're not really doing this for them, as much as
8:17
Speaker 1: I want to say that we are. It is more
8:19
Speaker 1: likely for a person that is in the crowd that
8:21
Speaker 1: may share a position like they do, but definitely don't
8:25
Speaker 1: agree with the overall rhetoric that they engage in. So
8:27
Speaker 1: perhaps that's what we're aiming.
8:29
Speaker 3: For here, David, you make a good point there. It's
8:32
Speaker 3: not always about convincing someone who seems to be afterly broken,
8:36
Speaker 3: but it's all those who are watching on who perhaps
8:39
Speaker 3: are just deciding where they stand and seeing the extremness,
8:45
Speaker 3: the ugliness of the modern left, I think is providing
8:49
Speaker 3: a valuable service. But I want to ask you about
8:53
Speaker 3: how you feel personally when you just conversed with someone
8:57
Speaker 3: and then they say that'd be happy to say you
9:00
Speaker 3: shot in the face. I mean, that might must be
9:02
Speaker 3: pretty chilling.
9:06
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's very very unfortunate for someone like myself, for
9:11
Speaker 1: majority of people, because this is America, this isn't this
9:16
Speaker 1: isn't two thousand years ago. Where you disagree with a
9:19
Speaker 1: person and their words hurt you to the point of
9:22
Speaker 1: where you want to go commit a gruesome act of violence.
9:27
Speaker 1: We pointed out at the end, he said that our opinions,
9:31
Speaker 1: our positions, our words truly hurt him or hurt And
9:37
Speaker 1: that's that's the problem that I have, is that if
9:41
Speaker 1: these people truly believe that my words, my positions, my opinion.
9:45
Speaker 1: I don't have executive authority. I'm not a congressman. I
9:48
Speaker 1: can't enact any policy that hurts them to the point
9:51
Speaker 1: of where they tell me that because of my words,
9:54
Speaker 1: they want to shoot me in the face. I can't
9:56
Speaker 1: believe that we got to this point in America. And unfortunately,
9:59
Speaker 1: I don't want to at least blame on people. I
10:01
Speaker 1: think it's a little too early to do this. But
10:03
Speaker 1: you can stop thinking about how these people got here
10:06
Speaker 1: in the first place. Have they been radicalized or they
10:09
Speaker 1: mentally ill? Is somebody propagating to them something on mainstream media?
10:14
Speaker 1: Are elected officials in citing this? Why are people suddenly
10:18
Speaker 1: wanting to take things to a violent level or violent
10:21
Speaker 1: messures just because they disagree with my political position. It's
10:25
Speaker 1: absurd and it's sickening the reader.
10:29
Speaker 3: It is sickening, and they never wait and consider that
10:33
Speaker 3: perhaps their words are violence, and their words are hurtful
10:38
Speaker 3: and hateful telling a man who's standing in front of
10:41
Speaker 3: you that you'd be happy to see them shot in
10:43
Speaker 3: the face. They don't see that as hurtful, but you
10:48
Speaker 3: don't respect their pronouns, and suddenly it is the crime
10:51
Speaker 3: of the century. Now, let's look at a little interaction
10:55
Speaker 3: you had at Georgia State University.
10:58
Speaker 1: Yet at some point you let me say this, y'all,
11:01
Speaker 1: O quick, we're gonna keep talking.
11:03
Speaker 5: We're engaged in civil debate here.
11:05
Speaker 1: Do not need to be debated about it.
11:07
Speaker 6: If y'all believe in something, stand for it, walk.
11:09
Speaker 11: Away from this.
11:10
Speaker 5: They give him a mic. Can you come up to
11:12
Speaker 5: the mic and discuss it?
11:14
Speaker 1: Okay?
11:14
Speaker 6: Okay.
11:15
Speaker 1: So that's a good example of not liking public discourse, David.
11:19
Speaker 3: That seems to happen a lot if a student does
11:22
Speaker 3: want to converse, their pressure not to buy others. Tell
11:28
Speaker 3: me about that intimidation that student's face, because there's a
11:32
Speaker 3: lot of self censoring happening on university campuses.
11:37
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and they do this while calling us fascist, which
11:40
Speaker 1: is the best thing about this. But in this, for example,
11:45
Speaker 1: it didn't work out. It simply didn't work out because
11:49
Speaker 1: he said it if you believe in something, stand for
11:51
Speaker 1: He just messed up at the end and said, just
11:53
Speaker 1: walk away. Why would you walk away? We live in
11:56
Speaker 1: America where we have at least a degree the freedom
11:59
Speaker 1: of speech that is given to us in the Constitution,
12:02
Speaker 1: although the government tries to infringe on it a bit,
12:05
Speaker 1: but we live in one of the only places that
12:08
Speaker 1: has this. Europe doesn't even have this, So why would
12:10
Speaker 1: you walk away? Especially at a college campus where you're
12:13
Speaker 1: meant to have your ideas challenged by somebody like myself
12:17
Speaker 1: for example, that is considered radical in majority of these
12:19
Speaker 1: people's eyes. Although I'm very centered. It fails. It fails,
12:25
Speaker 1: and every time that they try to do this, it
12:27
Speaker 1: just shows exactly who they are. And it makes it
12:29
Speaker 1: even better when they call us fascists at the end
12:31
Speaker 1: of the day, because they are the ones that are
12:33
Speaker 1: trying to suppress people's opinions in the public square, in
12:36
Speaker 1: our ability to have a simple discussion with people who
12:40
Speaker 1: may this agree, but we're still doing it in a
12:43
Speaker 1: very civil, tolerant way.
12:47
Speaker 4: Now so far.
12:47
Speaker 3: Tell me what's the most unhinged campus you've been to.
12:52
Speaker 3: You've been to a view so far, what's the worst
12:55
Speaker 3: of the worst?
12:58
Speaker 1: Well, I have to always take it back to my
13:00
Speaker 1: home place, the place I lo love most dearest to
13:03
Speaker 1: my heart. It is Georgia State University. I mean, that
13:06
Speaker 1: is one heck of a campus. It is in the
13:10
Speaker 1: middle of Atlanta, death center of it. The streets go
13:13
Speaker 1: right through the center of Atlanta where you see everything,
13:16
Speaker 1: So it's an adventure on its own. But the people
13:20
Speaker 1: there are very friendly. And what I mean by this
13:22
Speaker 1: is that they want to talk to you. They may
13:25
Speaker 1: they don't care about what it is, and they don't
13:26
Speaker 1: care that you're on camera, which is why I really
13:29
Speaker 1: do like this campus. But that comes with consequences because
13:32
Speaker 1: a lot of folks there don't really think before they
13:35
Speaker 1: act or before they say something, and if they end
13:38
Speaker 1: up in a position where I'm not again, I'm not
13:40
Speaker 1: trying to make them look stupid, but because they make
13:42
Speaker 1: idiotic claims, they may end up in a situation where
13:45
Speaker 1: they look like it because of themselves, and they get
13:47
Speaker 1: angry about that. And just like you saw with a
13:50
Speaker 1: person of the University of Tennessee today, when people that
13:53
Speaker 1: you disagree with can't use their wards anymore, they reserve
13:56
Speaker 1: to violence, and that is our mission here on the
13:59
Speaker 1: Fearless Tour, is to make sure that nobody resorts to violence,
14:03
Speaker 1: especially on our side, because we understand a lot of
14:06
Speaker 1: people on our side are very angry after Charlie Kirk
14:09
Speaker 1: was assassinated. So we have to go on these campuses
14:12
Speaker 1: and make sure that these folks, especially the most unhinged ones,
14:15
Speaker 1: see us right now still engaging in civil discourse rather
14:20
Speaker 1: than any violence.
14:24
Speaker 3: Well, you're calling it the fear Us Tour, and you
14:26
Speaker 3: have to be feel us to do what you're doing
14:29
Speaker 3: before you go. Do you have anyone in your family
14:33
Speaker 3: or friends who is telling you to stop these after
14:36
Speaker 3: what's happened to Charlie that it's not.
14:38
Speaker 4: Worth the risk.
14:41
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course. And I want to just say thank
14:43
Speaker 1: you to everyone that always messages us this tell it,
14:47
Speaker 1: giving us recommendations. The first day we didn't have a
14:50
Speaker 1: wall behind us. Everyone was scared about that, so we
14:52
Speaker 1: adjusted that a bit. But I'll just say this that
14:56
Speaker 1: my Jewish mom, who always worries about it and tells
14:58
Speaker 1: me to never do this, don't go and do this stuff,
15:01
Speaker 1: she told me that I need to go do this.
15:03
Speaker 1: And when my Jewish mom said that I need to
15:05
Speaker 1: go do this. I knew that we were doing the
15:08
Speaker 1: right thing, so she kind of threw away all the
15:10
Speaker 1: scare out the way. Understood that freedom of speech is
15:12
Speaker 1: really under threat in America and that's where and I said, okay,
15:16
Speaker 1: so yeah, my mom's worried, but you know, she kind
15:18
Speaker 1: of threw it away.
15:21
Speaker 3: Mama knows best. David K thank you so much for
15:24
Speaker 3: your time tonight. Joining me now is celebrity and royal
15:28
Speaker 3: commentator Kinsey's schofield. Kinsey, Let's start with the celebrities coming
15:34
Speaker 3: out in force. Jennifer Anderson, Ben Affleck, Cynthia Nixon.
15:37
Speaker 4: The list is long.
15:38
Speaker 3: West of Hollywood has had a meltdown about a low
15:42
Speaker 3: rating TV host being temporarily taken off air for lying
15:47
Speaker 3: blatantly lying. Tell me, what's the latest on this, Jimmy
15:51
Speaker 3: Kimmel saga.
15:53
Speaker 9: Well, I mean the latest is that ABC has led
15:56
Speaker 9: him back on the air. We expect him to be
15:58
Speaker 9: back on the air Tuesday, with Sinclair stations saying well,
16:03
Speaker 9: hump the brakes because we continue to refuse to play
16:07
Speaker 9: Jimmy Kimmel. So ABC stations that have our Sinclair stations,
16:14
Speaker 9: which are about forty or more aren't going to be
16:17
Speaker 9: playing Jimmy Kimmel Tuesday night. Others that are owned by
16:20
Speaker 9: other entities will be playing Jimmy Kimmel. But you know,
16:24
Speaker 9: the idea that these celebrities are complaining about free speech
16:28
Speaker 9: by the government, this was Disney's decision. It was a
16:32
Speaker 9: business decision, and the fact that they can't comprehend that,
16:37
Speaker 9: you know, it's a little concerning that these people are
16:39
Speaker 9: influencing our culture.
16:43
Speaker 3: Absolutely, and they were very happy with it happening when
16:46
Speaker 3: he was anybody saying anything remotely conservative, no matter how
16:51
Speaker 3: accurate this statement was, they were happy for those people
16:54
Speaker 3: to be canceled. They were very cook to point out,
16:57
Speaker 3: these are private entities and they can decide who's on
17:00
Speaker 3: their platform, but when it's one of their own, it's
17:04
Speaker 3: a different story. And from what I'm hearing, Jimmy Kimmel
17:08
Speaker 3: is going to double down on this.
17:10
Speaker 4: Retrick sources close to.
17:11
Speaker 3: The matter of reveal that is expected to come out
17:15
Speaker 3: swinging going to have a go at Disney when he
17:18
Speaker 3: returns on there on Tuesday. And he's also threatening to
17:23
Speaker 3: double down on what got he had taken off air,
17:26
Speaker 3: which is this notion there is absolute lie that the
17:30
Speaker 3: man who assassinated Charlie Kirk is of the right.
17:37
Speaker 9: I mean, it's totally hard to process if you have
17:40
Speaker 9: any common sense whatsoever. The specifics of Kimmel's opening monologue
17:44
Speaker 9: on Tuesday remain under wraps, and it's unclear whether he
17:48
Speaker 9: will directly addressed the suspension. One insider said they don't
17:52
Speaker 9: know exactly how he'll handle it, but he's definitely not
17:55
Speaker 9: going to back down.
17:57
Speaker 15: The past week has only made him bolder.
18:00
Speaker 9: They said something else about his nether regions, but you know,
18:03
Speaker 9: this is a family show, so I'll censor myself here.
18:06
Speaker 16: But they talked about how something had grown.
18:08
Speaker 9: In size over the last week since he's been suspended.
18:12
Speaker 9: But they say that he really didn't want to come back,
18:16
Speaker 9: that he, you know, wanted to quit on principle he
18:19
Speaker 9: was so fired up over this, and that he's only
18:22
Speaker 9: returning to support his crew of two hundred plus.
18:27
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, there's again talk that he faces a mutiny
18:30
Speaker 3: from his crew if he doesn't speak out, if he
18:33
Speaker 3: doesn't hit out at Disney.
18:34
Speaker 4: The sense of.
18:35
Speaker 3: Entitlement Kinsey is astonishing. We're talking about a man being
18:40
Speaker 3: paid an insane salary to fail at his role.
18:44
Speaker 4: His audience is tiny.
18:47
Speaker 3: It has dropped by some seventy percent since it's peak,
18:51
Speaker 3: and the mount that show costs compared to the audience
18:55
Speaker 3: it attracts, it makes zero sense that he's on air.
19:00
Speaker 16: I was thinking about that.
19:02
Speaker 9: Just the return on investment here doesn't make sense when
19:05
Speaker 9: you have a YouTuber like Charlie Kirk who could sit
19:09
Speaker 9: in a room in his house by himself.
19:12
Speaker 15: Now, I know he had executive producers and co hosts,
19:14
Speaker 15: but that.
19:14
Speaker 16: Came along the way.
19:16
Speaker 9: But when you are capable of doing this on your
19:18
Speaker 9: own and generating a larger audience, it makes absolutely no sense.
19:23
Speaker 15: What are those two hundred employees doing?
19:26
Speaker 9: I mean, is there somebody that's running in getting him
19:28
Speaker 9: a coffee? I have a hard time justifying two hundred
19:31
Speaker 9: employees at the Jimmy Kimmel offices.
19:36
Speaker 3: Now, Angelina Joli features in Lefties Losing It Tonight and
19:41
Speaker 3: it's forgot this reason. I'll play the clip later in
19:45
Speaker 3: this show, but she says she doesn't recognize the US anymore.
19:49
Speaker 3: She's outraged about the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel as well,
19:54
Speaker 3: and she talked about this Kinsey while promoting her new
19:57
Speaker 3: movie Kuchua at the twenty twenty five since the Beastian
20:02
Speaker 3: International Film Festival.
20:05
Speaker 9: Yeah, she said, I have to say that I love
20:06
Speaker 9: my country, but I don't recognize my country. And then what,
20:12
Speaker 9: I'll give her some credit here because I appreciate her hesitation.
20:16
Speaker 9: She emphasized that she was going to be very careful
20:19
Speaker 9: about what she said at the press conference. She was critical,
20:22
Speaker 9: but carefully critical, saying, these are very very heavy times.
20:26
Speaker 9: I'm glad that she's being thoughtful because other people haven't
20:29
Speaker 9: been thoughtful throughout this process, and I think that they've
20:32
Speaker 9: been pretty hateful throughout the death, the loss of a
20:37
Speaker 9: young father whose life was taken in front of all
20:41
Speaker 9: of us on the internet, and you know, people are
20:44
Speaker 9: going to be traumatized over that visual forever. But I
20:47
Speaker 9: will say Jolie's dad is John Boyd, a special ambassador
20:51
Speaker 9: or special envoy to Hollywood, appointed by President Trump earlier
20:55
Speaker 9: this year. So clearly the holidays must be difficult for
21:00
Speaker 9: Angelina versus John at home. If they are spending any
21:03
Speaker 9: time together, They've got some different political corners that they
21:08
Speaker 9: must be navigating.
21:12
Speaker 3: You are being far too kind and generous there, Kinzi.
21:16
Speaker 4: I thought her statement, whilst not it could have been worse.
21:22
Speaker 4: You're right, and we have.
21:23
Speaker 3: Heard a lot worse from the celebrity class. But it
21:27
Speaker 3: was still inane, It was still asanine, and it was
21:31
Speaker 3: still divorced from reality. It showed what a bubble she existed.
21:36
Speaker 3: She talked about what a citizen of the world she
21:38
Speaker 3: is and as she lives nowhere, But that statement showed
21:42
Speaker 3: she exists in a very tiny bubble, regardless of where
21:46
Speaker 3: she travels to.
21:47
Speaker 4: Now, I want to.
21:47
Speaker 3: Speak about the Obamas with you, because they were spotted
21:50
Speaker 3: boarding Steven Spielberg's two hundred and fifty million dollars super
21:55
Speaker 3: yacht in the Italian riviera, and they.
21:59
Speaker 4: Would do this precisely the same.
22:02
Speaker 3: Time that we had so much of the country watching
22:06
Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk's memorial and being really moved by a significant
22:10
Speaker 3: moment in this country's history. Again, it shows the atta divide.
22:17
Speaker 3: Were there any Democrats current or past who we now
22:22
Speaker 3: attended Charlie Kirk's memorial Yesterday?
22:26
Speaker 15: I looked this up and I couldn't find anyone. I
22:29
Speaker 15: could not find anyone.
22:31
Speaker 16: Which was pretty devastating.
22:33
Speaker 9: I mean, I thought Charlie Kirk's memorial was a really
22:36
Speaker 9: edifying and gorgeous display of unity. When Christian artists Phil
22:40
Speaker 9: Wickham sang to a Pax stadium when I fight, I'll
22:43
Speaker 9: fight on my knees with my hands lifted high.
22:45
Speaker 15: Oh God, the battle belongs to you.
22:48
Speaker 9: That was completely in line with Erica Kirk's message that
22:51
Speaker 9: the right didn't burn down cities. After we lost someone
22:54
Speaker 9: that was important to us, we mourned, and we turned
22:57
Speaker 9: to God and each other, and we the way we
23:00
Speaker 9: dealt with this was through love and prayer. Meanwhile, the
23:05
Speaker 9: Obamas were on Steven Spielberg's yacht a debating whether Steven
23:09
Speaker 9: Spielberg could create a movie made about the Obamas that
23:13
Speaker 9: he would be interested in directing and definitely producing. I'd
23:17
Speaker 9: rather watch a movie about Charlie Kirk, but that's just
23:19
Speaker 9: my opinion.
23:23
Speaker 3: This is what's wrong with television and cinema at the moment.
23:28
Speaker 3: There are just so many projects that there is no
23:31
Speaker 3: demand for. But the activists are going to make sure
23:35
Speaker 3: these projects come to fruition. Now, Utah Valley University, where
23:40
Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk was assassinators had formed the UVU Memorial Committee
23:45
Speaker 3: to create a monument for the conservative activist Kinsey.
23:52
Speaker 4: Surely this is going to happen.
23:53
Speaker 3: Surely there's going to be monuments on university campuses all
23:58
Speaker 3: across the country.
24:00
Speaker 4: Think at a minimum that is called for.
24:03
Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean.
24:03
Speaker 9: The university shared this news on Monday, stating it would
24:06
Speaker 9: listen to community voices and carefully consider but many perspectives
24:10
Speaker 9: surrounding the memorial. They added that it has already received
24:14
Speaker 9: an outpouring of support, ideas, and suggestions from students, faculty, staff,
24:18
Speaker 9: community members, even business leaders and elected officials, and they
24:22
Speaker 9: emphasized that public input will guide the project's direction. I'm
24:27
Speaker 9: grateful that they're doing this because they could have tried
24:31
Speaker 9: to ignore this horrific moment in history, and instead it
24:34
Speaker 9: seems like they're trying to learn from it.
24:40
Speaker 3: Taylor Swift, we have not spoken about her for a
24:42
Speaker 3: couple of weeks, and people get withdrawal symptoms when if
24:46
Speaker 3: you don't address the Swift issue. Now, a process server
24:51
Speaker 3: has been arrested while trying to serve Taylor Swift with
24:55
Speaker 3: deposition papers from Justin Baldoni's legal team at her. Yon
25:00
Speaker 3: says Travis Kelsey's home, canse he tell me more about this?
25:04
Speaker 9: You know, you see it that way and you're like,
25:07
Speaker 9: oh my gosh, that how unfair, how unjust. However, the
25:12
Speaker 9: guy was charged with jumping the fence onto a private
25:17
Speaker 9: residence in a private neighborhood at around two am. This
25:22
Speaker 9: happened on September fifteenth. Okay, sounds like he went above
25:26
Speaker 9: and beyond allegedly trying.
25:27
Speaker 16: To serve Taylor Swift.
25:29
Speaker 9: If you know, two ams might cut off when trying
25:31
Speaker 9: to serve pop stars.
25:32
Speaker 16: But what a wild story.
25:38
Speaker 4: That is a wild story.
25:39
Speaker 3: I've got to say he's lucky he did not get
25:41
Speaker 3: shot getting up to those antics at two am. Kinsey
25:45
Speaker 3: Schofield's always a pleasure. Thanks for your time tonight. Thank
25:49
Speaker 3: you coming up left He's losing it and Alex Stein
25:54
Speaker 3: joins me, and you'll tell me how Charlie could kick
25:57
Speaker 3: started his career. You're watching the Rita Panehy Show, and
26:11
Speaker 3: it's time for Lefty's losing it.
26:14
Speaker 4: Let's hear from Angelina Jolie, who.
26:17
Speaker 3: Seems to be suffering from a severe case of TDS.
26:20
Speaker 3: Apparently she doesn't even recognize her own country.
26:24
Speaker 4: Maybe get out of that bubble love.
26:27
Speaker 10: I love my country, but I don't at this time
26:31
Speaker 10: recognize my country. And I think that's but I am
26:39
Speaker 10: I I've always lived internationally. I've always my family's international,
26:47
Speaker 10: my friends, my life, my worldview is equal, united international.
26:53
Speaker 14: So anything anywhere that divide or of course limits personal
27:06
Speaker 14: expressions and freedoms and from anyone, I think is very dangerous.
27:12
Speaker 4: You know what that nonsense is about. It's the whole
27:15
Speaker 4: Jimmy Kimmel saga.
27:16
Speaker 3: But I don't recall Angelina Jolly or any other Hollywood
27:20
Speaker 3: blowheart saying anything when Rosanne was canceled from her own show,
27:25
Speaker 3: or Gina Krano, a fellow actress who made a very
27:28
Speaker 3: mainstream comment and saw her career destroyed, or when conservatives
27:33
Speaker 3: from all walks of life have been silenced. But suddenly
27:37
Speaker 3: Angelina and the rest of Hollywood are concerned about free speech.
27:42
Speaker 4: You know, the very same folks I rate about.
27:44
Speaker 3: Jimmy Kimmel's little suspension, all those democrats and commentators, and
27:49
Speaker 3: let's not forget he was suspended for lying on air
27:52
Speaker 3: and refusing to apologize.
27:55
Speaker 4: The same people I rte.
27:56
Speaker 3: About that and who suddenly care about the First Amendment
28:00
Speaker 3: were not too concerned.
28:01
Speaker 4: But it was their ideological.
28:03
Speaker 3: Opponents being silenced and deplatformed from the president down.
28:08
Speaker 4: You think we'ficult on.
28:09
Speaker 17: This shouldn't be banned from one platform and not others
28:13
Speaker 17: if you for providing misinformation out.
28:16
Speaker 1: There, there's no guarantee of free speech on misinformation or
28:20
Speaker 1: or hate speech, especially around our democracy.
28:22
Speaker 18: There are Americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda.
28:28
Speaker 18: Whether they should be civilly or even in some cases
28:31
Speaker 18: criminally charged, is something that would be a better deterrent.
28:36
Speaker 8: If people go to only one source, and the source
28:38
Speaker 8: they go to is sick and that has an agenda
28:42
Speaker 8: and they're putting out disinformation, our First Amendment stands as
28:47
Speaker 8: a major block. It's really hard to govern today.
28:50
Speaker 16: This is a matter of corporate responsibility.
28:52
Speaker 11: Twitter should be held accountable and shut down that site.
28:55
Speaker 3: It is a matter of safety and corporate accountability.
28:58
Speaker 12: The First Amendment is not appsent. It does not protect
29:02
Speaker 12: any single thing. Anyone says. There are limits, and that's important.
29:07
Speaker 12: And what this committee has been trying to do for
29:10
Speaker 12: the last year and a half is to chill the
29:12
Speaker 12: federal government from monitoring what is going on social media.
29:16
Speaker 4: When you look at.
29:17
Speaker 19: What Tucker Carlson and some of these other folks on
29:20
Speaker 19: Fox do, it is very clearly incitement of violence, very
29:26
Speaker 19: clearly incitement of violence. I believe that when it comes
29:29
Speaker 19: to broadcast television like Fox News, these are subject to.
29:35
Speaker 16: Federal law, federal.
29:36
Speaker 19: Regulation in terms of what's allowed on air.
29:39
Speaker 15: What isn't.
29:40
Speaker 14: My biggest concern is that your view has the First
29:44
Speaker 14: Amendment hamstringing the government in significant ways.
29:49
Speaker 3: And thanks to Tom Elliot for that compilation. And here's
29:52
Speaker 3: another hypocrite to add to the least the views, Sunny Houston.
29:56
Speaker 4: She was all for a Zanbaing ex but Jimmy Kimmel
30:00
Speaker 4: apparently beyond approach.
30:02
Speaker 17: Our founders drafted the First Amendments specifically to protect the
30:06
Speaker 17: rights of citizens to criticize the government. When you crossed
30:10
Speaker 17: that kind of societal norm, you must pay the consequence,
30:14
Speaker 17: and firing her was the right thing to do. I'm
30:16
Speaker 17: thrilled at ABC did it.
30:18
Speaker 3: Let's check in with Right Child Meta MSNBC ancha right
30:22
Speaker 3: Child Meta and here she is doing a free ad
30:25
Speaker 3: for Antifa and any other leftist group wanting to protest
30:29
Speaker 3: the Trump administration.
30:31
Speaker 20: You may have already heard this, but the organizers of
30:34
Speaker 20: the No Kings rallies, remember the No Kings rallies that
30:37
Speaker 20: happened happened back in June. Those huge protests in June
30:41
Speaker 20: that attracted more than five million people across the country.
30:45
Speaker 20: Organizers from the No Kings events that happened back then
30:48
Speaker 20: have just now announced the date for the next No
30:52
Speaker 20: Kings demonstrations. They're going to be October eighteenth. So that's
30:57
Speaker 20: going to be no threat owns, no crowns, no King Saturday,
31:02
Speaker 20: October eighteenth. That's about six weeks from now.
31:04
Speaker 4: Did you get that? Is it in your diary yet?
31:06
Speaker 4: Don't miss out?
31:07
Speaker 3: Rachel needs you out there, and the ad went on
31:11
Speaker 3: and on.
31:12
Speaker 6: Listen.
31:13
Speaker 20: Indivisible organizer Ezra Levin did an interview about it with
31:16
Speaker 20: Rolling Stone today in which he told Rolling Stone that
31:18
Speaker 20: there isn't a single large like flagship event they want
31:22
Speaker 20: everybody to travel to on October eighteenth. Instead, they just
31:25
Speaker 20: want protests everywhere.
31:26
Speaker 3: That's what passes for news reporting on MSNBCA and talking
31:31
Speaker 3: about protests. Have a look at these a lefties losing
31:34
Speaker 3: it trying to behead a Trump effigy. Granny has lost
31:39
Speaker 3: her marbles. These are the people we need to unify
32:10
Speaker 3: with that no thank you now here is one way
32:13
Speaker 3: to stop protesters from being pests. Here are some transactivists
32:17
Speaker 3: trying to disrupt a turning point event being drowned out
32:21
Speaker 3: by chance of USA.
32:23
Speaker 6: Fun.
32:40
Speaker 3: Now let's go back to the View for another meltdown,
32:43
Speaker 3: this time courtesy of Anna Navarro, who is having paranoid
32:48
Speaker 3: fantasies about Trump coming to get her.
32:51
Speaker 21: This is what dictators and authoritarians do. It does not
32:56
Speaker 21: matter the ideology. At first, they come with the but
33:00
Speaker 21: with big platforms. At first, the silence the press, but
33:03
Speaker 21: then they come for all of us because their intent
33:06
Speaker 21: is to scare us into silence and self censorship. And
33:11
Speaker 21: look at the things that this government has done. They
33:13
Speaker 21: kicked the ap out of the Oval Office for not
33:16
Speaker 21: saying Gulf of America. They cut the funding of NPR
33:20
Speaker 21: and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
33:22
Speaker 4: Yes they did that at anacus.
33:24
Speaker 3: Those organizations were not news sides, but left US propaganda outfits.
33:28
Speaker 3: And they're free to exist. But they do not deserve
33:31
Speaker 3: taxpayer funds. They are not entitled to funding from the
33:35
Speaker 3: US government. But Anna wasn't done yet.
33:38
Speaker 21: The meltdown continues, and I will say to you all,
33:43
Speaker 21: to all of us, Look, we have seen tech titans
33:48
Speaker 21: go into the Oval Office. We are seeing media mogules,
33:53
Speaker 21: publishers of newspapers. We are seeing all of them try
33:56
Speaker 21: to make the peace with Donald Trump. A bully of
34:00
Speaker 21: always comes back for more. So they need to stand
34:04
Speaker 21: up and we need to demand the same from ourselves.
34:08
Speaker 3: Joining me now is a Conadian and host of Prime
34:12
Speaker 3: Time with Alex Stein on Blaze TV. Alex, I saw
34:16
Speaker 3: you at Charlie's funeral yesterday.
34:18
Speaker 4: I know you two were close. Tell me what yesterday
34:22
Speaker 4: meant to you.
34:24
Speaker 13: Well, yesterday it was a very special day. I mean,
34:28
Speaker 13: you were there.
34:29
Speaker 6: I was there.
34:30
Speaker 13: I wish you got you know, could have spoken a
34:32
Speaker 13: lot longer, but there were so many people there, and
34:34
Speaker 13: I just would describe it as a spiritual revival. A
34:37
Speaker 13: lot of people there might not have even believed in God,
34:40
Speaker 13: but when you walked in that building, it was impossible
34:42
Speaker 13: not to actually feel God like. It was actually palpable.
34:46
Speaker 13: So that's how I would describe it. It was like
34:48
Speaker 13: something I've never felt before or probably we'll ever feel again.
34:52
Speaker 13: Hearing top level people in the Trump administration talking about God,
34:57
Speaker 13: It's something that you know, I didn't really expect to happen,
35:01
Speaker 13: and Charlie made it all possible.
35:05
Speaker 3: He did make it possible. And the Vice President JD.
35:08
Speaker 3: Van said he's talked more about God in the past
35:12
Speaker 3: two weeks than he has his entire political career. He's
35:16
Speaker 3: always felt a little bit uneasy about doing that publicly,
35:19
Speaker 3: but Charlie's changed that for him. Now, tell me about
35:23
Speaker 3: how Charlie Kirk kick started your career.
35:27
Speaker 1: Well, you know, Charlie did it in multiple ways.
35:29
Speaker 13: One of the first ways he did it was he
35:31
Speaker 13: shared one of my crazy videos, just like you shared
35:33
Speaker 13: one of my crazy videos before anybody knew who I was,
35:36
Speaker 13: and it blew up and it got a million views.
35:39
Speaker 13: And in the video, I pretended to be very pro abortion,
35:42
Speaker 13: and I kind of talked about you know how much
35:44
Speaker 13: I loved it, and I really sounded disgusting and gross.
35:46
Speaker 13: But because the video was so real well received, it
35:50
Speaker 13: just like it just you know, this light bulb went
35:53
Speaker 13: off in my head. Hey, in order to lampoon the
35:55
Speaker 13: stuff that I want to make fun of the most,
35:57
Speaker 13: I need to pretend to be that stuffed culture jams.
36:00
Speaker 13: So Charlie kind of gave me and steered me in
36:03
Speaker 13: the right direction when it came to creating viral content.
36:06
Speaker 13: And on top of that, you know, I've been able
36:07
Speaker 13: to go to so many college campuses because of Turning
36:10
Speaker 13: Point USA, because of the organization that Charlie started that
36:12
Speaker 13: I would have never been able to without him, Like
36:15
Speaker 13: Berkeley and I mean, you name it. There's schools that
36:18
Speaker 13: I could never have gotten into academically, but I get
36:20
Speaker 13: to go speak to their students all because of Charlie Kirk.
36:22
Speaker 13: So I'm indebted to that guy for life.
36:27
Speaker 3: Now let's have a look at a little of how
36:29
Speaker 3: the BBC covered Charlie Kirk's funeral.
36:33
Speaker 11: Mister Kirk built a huge and devoted following for his
36:36
Speaker 11: far right views and his eagerness to debate with opponents.
36:41
Speaker 4: Enough of that the far rash. Really, that's how they're
36:44
Speaker 4: going to describe Charlie Kirk. Was Charlie Kirk far rash Alex.
36:49
Speaker 13: I mean, Rita, It's such a ridiculous accusation to say
36:52
Speaker 13: that Charlie Kirk was far right. I mean, the guy
36:55
Speaker 13: wanted to help and lift all voices, black voices, female voices,
37:00
Speaker 13: Asian voices. I mean, he did a coalition. He brought
37:03
Speaker 13: four hundred young African Americans to the White House to
37:06
Speaker 13: me Donald Trump during Trump's first term. So the guy
37:10
Speaker 13: loves to help people out. He loves to help young
37:12
Speaker 13: people especially, and he does not care about their race,
37:15
Speaker 13: He does not care about their gender. He just wants
37:18
Speaker 13: to help them. Or actually, technically he doesn't care about
37:20
Speaker 13: their gender. He doesn't want them to be transgender.
37:22
Speaker 6: But you know what I.
37:23
Speaker 13: Mean, let me digress. Charlie Kirk is not far right.
37:26
Speaker 13: He's one of the most moderate guys in the world.
37:27
Speaker 13: And somebody taking out Charli Kirk has probably only made
37:31
Speaker 13: this country more far right, sadly, not that I mean,
37:35
Speaker 13: I don't want to say that sadly, but it's just
37:36
Speaker 13: I think it had the unintended consequences.
37:38
Speaker 1: That he wanted.
37:40
Speaker 3: Alex, I know exactly what you mean. There are always
37:42
Speaker 3: going to be a couple of people who go too far,
37:44
Speaker 3: but the overwhelming sentiment is of goodness and the country
37:49
Speaker 3: moving in the right direction. And you talked about how
37:52
Speaker 3: spiritual the day was, and you know, was moving when
37:56
Speaker 3: even those who are not religious and those who identify
37:59
Speaker 3: as a is. Like great comic writer Graham lyonon the
38:03
Speaker 3: man behind Father Ted and Black Books, he had this
38:06
Speaker 3: to say about what he.
38:08
Speaker 4: Witnessed during Charlie Kirk's funeral. He said, you don't have
38:12
Speaker 4: to be.
38:12
Speaker 3: Religious to recognize a martyr when you see one, Alex,
38:17
Speaker 3: is that how you see Charlie.
38:18
Speaker 13: Now, Charlie one thousand percent is a martyr. He died
38:23
Speaker 13: for free speech, doing what he loves, protecting the First Amendment,
38:27
Speaker 13: and he would protect the Second Amendment. I think he
38:29
Speaker 13: would wholeheartedly even after this horrible tragedy. So anybody that
38:35
Speaker 13: was in that building, whether it was Graham or whether
38:37
Speaker 13: it was you and I, you could feel the metaphysical
38:41
Speaker 13: presence of the Lord of God in that building. It
38:44
Speaker 13: was truly a site that I have never seen in
38:47
Speaker 13: my life. So Charlie has this way to turn atheists
38:51
Speaker 13: into believers. And no doubt in my mind is Charlie
38:54
Speaker 13: a martyr. He died, you know, protecting what he loved
38:57
Speaker 13: the most, freedom of speech.
39:01
Speaker 3: And there was actually a section during the day when
39:05
Speaker 3: people who are not believers but who want to believe
39:08
Speaker 3: are asked to stand up, and there were few in
39:10
Speaker 3: the crowd who did stand up and people prayed with them.
39:14
Speaker 3: So that was really quite a moving moment as well.
39:17
Speaker 3: Now let's have a look at the other side. Let's
39:20
Speaker 3: have a look at how this professor of European politics,
39:24
Speaker 3: John Brennan described Charlie's funeral. This is a funeral where
39:29
Speaker 3: Charlie's grieving widow, Erica forgave the killer. But this is
39:33
Speaker 3: how an academic chose to see it. He said, it
39:35
Speaker 3: was America's Nuremberg Rally, almost like we were living in
39:39
Speaker 3: nineteen thirty five. Extremism worshiped like a religion. Alex, that's
39:46
Speaker 3: an academic. That's why so many kids are messed up, depressed, nuts,
39:51
Speaker 3: And that's what Charlie was trying to counter.
39:55
Speaker 13: Exactly right. All of these administrators and teachers are part
39:59
Speaker 13: of the and why kids are so unhappy. And I
40:02
Speaker 13: can see why a building full of one hundred thousand
40:06
Speaker 13: people just getting in this zone and praising the Lord
40:10
Speaker 13: and coming together that can be a threat to an
40:12
Speaker 13: atheist teacher that wants to doctor n eight kids into
40:15
Speaker 13: thinking that their life has no meaning and that they
40:17
Speaker 13: just evolved upon scum and the two rocks are smashed together,
40:20
Speaker 13: and they evolved literally from nothing. So they have a
40:23
Speaker 13: totally different worldview than anybody else in that building. So
40:26
Speaker 13: when they do see a revival like that, a literal
40:29
Speaker 13: Christian revival, I'm actually not surprised that they have that
40:33
Speaker 13: reaction because they hate to see other people celebrating and
40:37
Speaker 13: having a good time because they want people to suffer.
40:39
Speaker 1: Like they suffer.
40:40
Speaker 4: Alex.
40:41
Speaker 3: It shocks me that you could have the grieving widow
40:44
Speaker 3: of Charlie Kirk forgiving the killer on stage and someone
40:50
Speaker 3: could watch that moving moment and still compare the event
40:55
Speaker 3: to Hitler. I mean that just shows you how far
40:58
Speaker 3: gone some people are. I want to move on to
41:00
Speaker 3: other issues and the Trump administration designating Antifa as a
41:06
Speaker 3: terrorist group?
41:07
Speaker 4: Do you see that as a step too far?
41:11
Speaker 13: I personally don't see it as a step too far,
41:14
Speaker 13: because we need to figure out who is funding these
41:16
Speaker 13: radical extremist groups. And if you look back, I mean,
41:20
Speaker 13: the government will always label any group that's not even
41:23
Speaker 13: that extreme as extremists. So this has been a long
41:25
Speaker 13: time coming. When we're talking about Antifa, they have done
41:28
Speaker 13: horrible things, not just to Andy Noa, you know, a
41:30
Speaker 13: huge journalist that was assaulted and stocked by Antifa, but
41:34
Speaker 13: their whole agenda is to create as much chaos and
41:38
Speaker 13: damage and they do not.
41:39
Speaker 1: Care if people get hurt.
41:41
Speaker 13: So I hope that Donald Trump actually figures out where
41:43
Speaker 13: these people are getting money to commit crime and make
41:46
Speaker 13: our country safe so I'm happy. I don't want a
41:49
Speaker 13: bunch of government overreach when it comes to Antifa, because
41:52
Speaker 13: I've dealt with these people. They're freaks. They need a
41:55
Speaker 13: little government intervention, and they all should be on some
41:58
Speaker 13: sort of registry, if you know what I mean.
42:01
Speaker 3: Yes, Alex, we've seen Antifa and their acts of violence
42:05
Speaker 3: for years now, finally a little bit of accountability. I
42:09
Speaker 3: can see why many see them as domestic terrorists. Alex Stein,
42:13
Speaker 3: thank you so much for your time tonight.
42:16
Speaker 19: Thank you.
42:16
Speaker 4: Reata still to come.
42:18
Speaker 3: We take a look at the vile Antikirk hatred being
42:21
Speaker 3: pushed by celebrities. The Conservative Barbie joins me. Next joining
42:37
Speaker 3: me now is commentator and former Turning Point USA ambassador
42:41
Speaker 3: Lydia Schaeffer, also known as the Conservative Barbie Lydia. Let's
42:46
Speaker 3: start with some of the reaction we've had to.
42:48
Speaker 4: Charlie's incredible funeral.
42:50
Speaker 3: One of the most impactful and memorable events in modern
42:55
Speaker 3: US history. And I don't say that lightly. I don't
42:58
Speaker 3: think we're going to see anything like it for sometime.
43:01
Speaker 3: It was beautiful, but ugly. People only see ugliness, and
43:05
Speaker 3: we're going to bring you some examples from popstar Pink
43:09
Speaker 3: to this, dude. David Pacman, who posted the Charlie Kirk
43:14
Speaker 3: funeral is absolutely disgusting, riddled with speeches that only dial
43:18
Speaker 3: up the temperature. Stephen Millers was particularly vile. What's your
43:24
Speaker 3: response to that, Lydia.
43:28
Speaker 22: These people are sick. This is demonic. This was a
43:34
Speaker 22: memorial that honored Charlie Kirk in the most respectful way.
43:37
Speaker 22: This memorial brought so many people to Jesus, and I'm
43:44
Speaker 22: blown away that people like this can find a reason
43:48
Speaker 22: to be offended over it, can be angry about it.
43:52
Speaker 22: I saw so many tweets today, not just his It's sick.
43:56
Speaker 4: It makes no sense, Oh, Lydia, You're right. I could
43:59
Speaker 4: have picked one of tens of thousands.
44:02
Speaker 3: There are so many, but I've picked a few that
44:04
Speaker 3: have gone viral, like this one from Morgan, who writes,
44:08
Speaker 3: this wasn't about honoring a young man's.
44:10
Speaker 4: Life of political service. It was a rally.
44:13
Speaker 3: It was mass conditioning through weaponized faith, with death repackaged
44:19
Speaker 3: as a turning point, a ten hour stadium revival, stitched
44:24
Speaker 3: together from nationalism, the glorification of military enlistment, and biblical martyrdom.
44:31
Speaker 3: This is the machine, and even had pyrotechnics. Yeah, these
44:35
Speaker 3: people are so confused. They don't understand what honoring Charlie meant.
44:41
Speaker 3: They don't understand what he worked tirelessly towards and why
44:46
Speaker 3: the service yesterday was precisely what he would have wanted.
44:52
Speaker 2: These people are miserable.
44:54
Speaker 22: I've never seen anything like it, and it just seems
44:57
Speaker 22: to be getting worse. I mean, these are the same
45:00
Speaker 22: people that cried over mean tweets, but now they're glorifying
45:05
Speaker 22: a political assassination.
45:07
Speaker 2: It's mind blowing to me.
45:12
Speaker 4: Do you see any healing with these people?
45:15
Speaker 3: Because we've had so much talk of unity, about turning
45:18
Speaker 3: down the temperature, coming together, and yet I am saying
45:23
Speaker 3: just this doubling down from elements of the left, and
45:26
Speaker 3: sadly it's not just a free element. There's many mainstream
45:32
Speaker 3: Democrats who are also echoing these sentiments.
45:36
Speaker 2: Great question. I'm curious.
45:39
Speaker 22: I mean, this is not what you just asked, but
45:42
Speaker 22: I'm curious if there were any prominent Democrats yesterday that
45:46
Speaker 22: attended the funeral. I mean, it's a nice thought to
45:48
Speaker 22: think that we can bring people together. And I will
45:51
Speaker 22: say on social media, I have seen a handful of
45:55
Speaker 22: people that claim to be on the left say that
45:58
Speaker 22: they are leaving the left.
46:00
Speaker 2: They're leaving that side.
46:02
Speaker 22: They finally have seen the late So that's reassuring to
46:06
Speaker 22: see some of these people just on TikTok and Twitter.
46:11
Speaker 22: But for the rest of them, I think that they're
46:13
Speaker 22: happy in their misery. It's disgusting and it's demonic.
46:17
Speaker 2: I'm telling you, I think these people have.
46:21
Speaker 22: Demons in them and I am truly praying for them
46:24
Speaker 22: that they will see the light.
46:25
Speaker 2: But I'm not so sure it's going to happen.
46:30
Speaker 3: Well, let's hope they say the light. And pop Star
46:34
Speaker 3: Pink Superstar really Pink. She's come under fire for seemingly
46:39
Speaker 3: mocking Charlie Kirk's memorial on Instagram. She posted that pop
46:44
Speaker 3: Goes the Weasel should have played at the service, and Lydia,
46:50
Speaker 3: she deleted that post after getting a backlash.
46:55
Speaker 4: What can you say about that?
46:57
Speaker 22: I actually haven't seen that, and I've never liked Pink,
47:02
Speaker 22: and this just confirms why.
47:06
Speaker 2: I missed that.
47:07
Speaker 22: Actually, and I'm glad she deleted it because there's way
47:11
Speaker 22: more of us than there are of her, so she
47:13
Speaker 22: should have taken it down.
47:14
Speaker 4: She looked silly, Lydia. Let's move on to Jimmy Kimmel.
47:18
Speaker 3: We've got Jennifer Aniston and Ben Affleck joining more than
47:21
Speaker 3: four hundred celebrities who condemned ABC's decision to indefinitely suspend
47:28
Speaker 3: Kimmel's late night show following his remarks about Charlie Kirk.
47:32
Speaker 4: They signed a letter penned by.
47:34
Speaker 3: The American Civil Liberties Union calling for the protection of
47:37
Speaker 3: the constitutional right to free speech, and just hours later,
47:43
Speaker 3: it was announced that the show would be returning Lydia.
47:45
Speaker 3: I don't know if perhaps those celebrities put some pressure
47:49
Speaker 3: on ABC, but it's kind of amusing to see all
47:53
Speaker 3: these people who never really had anything to say when
47:56
Speaker 3: people in their industry were being canceled. But now they
48:01
Speaker 3: care about the First Amendment, They care about free speech.
48:05
Speaker 22: Right, so they cried and he got his showback. What
48:10
Speaker 22: about the countless conservatives all through twenty twenty one, twenty
48:15
Speaker 22: twenty who had all of their social media accounts band
48:19
Speaker 22: they cried that it was a private company, they can
48:22
Speaker 22: do whatever they want, but now someone's employer let them
48:26
Speaker 22: go because they weren't performing well. And celebrities get together
48:31
Speaker 22: insane a petition and cry about it.
48:33
Speaker 4: Typical it is.
48:37
Speaker 3: And they somehow find a way to play the victim,
48:40
Speaker 3: even in this tragedy of Charlie Kirk losing his life
48:44
Speaker 3: to an assassin who seems to have been brainwashed by
48:49
Speaker 3: these hate from this absolute indoctrination. Lydia Schaeffer, thank you
48:56
Speaker 3: so much for your time tonight.
48:57
Speaker 4: I appreciate it.
48:59
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
49:00
Speaker 4: And that's it for tonight.
49:01
Speaker 3: I'll see you tomorrow at eleven with Douglas Murray coming
49:05
Speaker 3: up next, It's Newsnight.