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Tolerance, Derangement, Stand in Strength & Faith · Wellness Uncensored

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Speaker 2: Now, Hey, good afternoon, and welcome to another episode of
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Speaker 2: Wellness and Censored. My name is Patty G. I am
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Speaker 2: a psychiatric nurse practitioner, and I am here today to
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Speaker 2: share just a really heavy heart in talking with all
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Speaker 2: of you about what has happened, what has happened to
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Speaker 2: this country, what has happened to this world as we
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Speaker 2: all have experienced and in some way or another morning
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Speaker 2: loss of Charlie Kirk. Afternoon, I was just getting into
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Speaker 2: my car and I always turn in some afternoon talk radio,
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Speaker 2: and when I started to hear what the announcements were,
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Speaker 2: I just couldn't even believe what I was hearing. It
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Speaker 2: was fairly surreal. And as the hours passed, and you know,
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Speaker 2: shortly thereafter, as I was listening to the newscast on
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Speaker 2: a couple of different stations, it was he's alive, He's alive,
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Speaker 2: He's in critical condition, And then there were mixed reports
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Speaker 2: of it he was actually alive or if he was passed,
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Speaker 2: and everybody wanted to be the first to the story
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Speaker 2: with the news. And as I listened to it all unfold,
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Speaker 2: it was just it was so surreal and the outcome
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Speaker 2: we were all holding on for what the possible outcome
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Speaker 2: was going to be, and it really shook me. You know,
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Speaker 2: I'm in the world. I'm in the business of psychiatric health,
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Speaker 2: mental health, mental illness, and I've been talking to you
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Speaker 2: for the last few weeks about some of the actual illnesses, disturbances,
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Speaker 2: irregular patterns of behavior that we have all come to
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Speaker 2: treat with social acceptance of people being different and divergent
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Speaker 2: and woke, and yet we have become so desensitized to
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Speaker 2: shootings and killings. And yesterday, right after this all happened,
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Speaker 2: I stopped my car in a shopping plaza and was
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Speaker 2: watching people come and go, and it became very clear
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Speaker 2: to me how desensitized people have become. And I'm going
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Speaker 2: to give them the benefit of the doubt, because when
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Speaker 2: I called back over to my office, nobody really knew
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Speaker 2: what happened. Because we're so busy, we're taking care of patients,
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Speaker 2: we're not listening to the news or the TV or
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Speaker 2: the radio, but yet looking around me, people were going
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Speaker 2: about their life, and I really found that disturbing. You know,
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Speaker 2: today we mourn over nine to eleven. Do you all
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Speaker 2: remember where you were? I remember specifically where I was
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Speaker 2: in a classroom teaching nursing students, and they rolled the
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Speaker 2: TV in to the classroom and we all stood in
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Speaker 2: disbelief as we watched the second plane hit the towers.
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Speaker 2: Of course, now here we are years later, and we've
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Speaker 2: learned so many things more about the explosion and the
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Speaker 2: crash and whatever you want to call it, and I'm
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Speaker 2: sure years from now, hopefully not years, hopefully hours or days,
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Speaker 2: we're going to find out what really happened and how
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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk was assassinated yesterday around just before twelve noon
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Speaker 2: in Utah at a college in a predominantly calm, nonviolent
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Speaker 2: city and state. And yet it's happening all over the country,
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Speaker 2: and so it shook me enough that I felt it
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Speaker 2: would be important. My friend and colleague Mick Rosatto does
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Speaker 2: a podcast as well. I was just on her show
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Speaker 2: a few minutes ago. We spoke for the last almost hour,
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Speaker 2: and I wanted to bring her on today because there's
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Speaker 2: so much that we want to talk to you about
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Speaker 2: in terms of one heal and we've got to start
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Speaker 2: to look at this with fresh eyes. This is not
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Speaker 2: the new norm, and we need to really get our
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Speaker 2: priorities straight. But while we're dealing and reeling with the
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Speaker 2: math and the aftermath of what's happened and kind of
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Speaker 2: calming our persons down and calming our family down, and
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Speaker 2: what do we tell our children, I wanted to talk
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Speaker 2: today just about some of the things we've heard, hopefully
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Speaker 2: to help many of you. This is a trauma, this
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Speaker 2: is a shock to many people. Yet there were actually
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Speaker 2: people out there mocking and saying very unpleasant things, kind
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Speaker 2: evil things, and we wanted to talk about that too.
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Speaker 2: So I wanted you to enjoy hearing from my friend Mick. Matt,
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Speaker 2: why don't you come join us, tell us a little
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Speaker 2: bit about all that's near and dear to you. Tell
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Speaker 2: us what you were thinking, what went through your mind
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Speaker 2: yesterday as we learned about Charlie Kirk. Where were you,
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Speaker 2: what was going on and what what did this shock
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Speaker 2: wave bring to you?
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Speaker 3: So I was at home and I was working on
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Speaker 3: a few things that I needed to get done. As
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Speaker 3: we're trying to get criminal investigations open into the COVID
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Speaker 3: hospital protocols. I'm connecting with attorney generals, I'm connecting with legislators.
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Speaker 3: I'm connecting with anybody who will listen and who will
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Speaker 3: help us as we move forward to ensure accountability and
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Speaker 3: justice occurs in that, you know, this whole thing, this
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Speaker 3: whole debacle which COVID, that's another story for another day.
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Speaker 3: But the aftermath of that, when I heard the news
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Speaker 3: that Charlie Kirk had been shot, and of course I
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Speaker 3: just started going through all of my chats, I started
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Speaker 3: looking at news. I started, you know, trying to you know,
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Speaker 3: there was the like you said, there was a lot
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Speaker 3: of back and forth. People were saying already that he
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Speaker 3: had died. There was that graphic video that came out
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Speaker 3: where you could see that clearly he had been shot
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Speaker 3: his artery, you know, is carotid artery or his jugular
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Speaker 3: just you know, you could just tell when he was
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Speaker 3: shot that it was going to be devastating. And I'll
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Speaker 3: tell you the very first thing I did was I prayed.
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Speaker 3: I prayed that Charlie Kirk would be okay, and I
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Speaker 3: prayed for his family. I prayed for those people who
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Speaker 3: were there at the Utah University because at that time
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Speaker 3: I didn't know if this was just one It sounded
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Speaker 3: like one shot, but we don't know you like you said,
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Speaker 3: we're kind of in a crazy world right now. And
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Speaker 3: then after that I started posting because you know, I
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Speaker 3: was like, wait, wait, now, this seems like you know,
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Speaker 3: this is tragic, this is you know. I mean, yes,
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Speaker 3: there's a lot that needs to be sorted out. But
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Speaker 3: one thing that ran true to me was that they
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Speaker 3: were Charlie was someone who was definitely about having a dialogue.
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Speaker 3: He wanted to have constructive diet with people. He brought,
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Speaker 3: He went to their campuses, He offered them the microphone,
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Speaker 3: he allowed them, he talked to them, he engaged them.
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Speaker 3: To me, this was automatically in my head, is like
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Speaker 3: they did they kill him to silence him? Did they
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Speaker 3: assassinate him to shut him up or shut him down?
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Speaker 3: And whether it was for Charlie himself and it because
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Speaker 3: I believe this was a targeted political assassination, or whether
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Speaker 3: it was a message to be sent out to all
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Speaker 3: that was my first thing is that we have to
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Speaker 3: find the strength within ourselves to pray and to grieve,
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Speaker 3: but we have to understand that this is something that
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Speaker 3: is happening across the nation and we cannot allow it
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Speaker 3: to shut us down and make us fearful and bring
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Speaker 3: some sort of psychological bioterrorism like they did during COVID,
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Speaker 3: so that we all retreat back. No more retreating back.
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Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk wouldn't retreat back. And I think he brought
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Speaker 3: a lot of wisdom and discernment to the youth, and
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Speaker 3: I really pray that they that as the days go forward,
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Speaker 3: that that turning point, USA moves forward under under those
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Speaker 3: who learned and were mentored under Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, thanks for that. I think that's just so true.
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Speaker 2: I mean, you know, you and I are both nurses,
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Speaker 2: and we've we've been through so much over the years
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Speaker 2: in healthcare and trauma and tragedy. You know, you did
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Speaker 2: mention and we won't focus on the pandemic today, but
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Speaker 2: this has become a culmination. It was a precursor of
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Speaker 2: all the traumatic events that have happened to people in
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Speaker 2: our world and in society. And what is just most
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Speaker 2: shocking to me is that we've become so desensitized and
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Speaker 2: in doing so that citization. We just people were just
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Speaker 2: going about their day and going about things that you know,
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Speaker 2: we got used to things with COVID, we got used
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Speaker 2: to masking, not that many of us liked it, And
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Speaker 2: now hear a voice of life, of God of the world,
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Speaker 2: and he was assassinated and people actually mocked it, people
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Speaker 2: actually said things. It's just incredible to me. It's just
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Speaker 2: incredible to me. And you know, I just don't understand
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Speaker 2: how anybody couldn't have been moved yesterday. I just don't
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Speaker 2: understand it. And yet with all that has gone on
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Speaker 2: in the world, does anybody else besides us? I mean,
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Speaker 2: I know there's a lot of people out there. The
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Speaker 2: tolerance has got to stop, the tolerance for dysfunctional behavior,
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Speaker 2: and we've allowed it. We talked on your show just
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Speaker 2: a few minutes ago about all the types of murders
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Speaker 2: and killings, and it's happening and happening and happening. We
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Speaker 2: keep saying we've got to stop it, but we've allowed
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Speaker 2: people that are ill. And I won't even say ill
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Speaker 2: as an excuse. What happened to Charlie yesterday was a
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Speaker 2: calculated assassination and that is not an illness, because when
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Speaker 2: you're ill, you do things you don't realize. This was
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Speaker 2: planned and planned by multiple people. The girl from the
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Speaker 2: Ukraine on the subway. Yeah, Irena, Marina. You know the
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Speaker 2: guy had fourteen prior convictions, So what made you think
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Speaker 2: this number fifteen was never going to happen. So, folks,
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Speaker 2: we as adults know that we've got to take a
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Speaker 2: stand beyond political We have a Christian foundation in America
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Speaker 2: and that's where I think we have to get back
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Speaker 2: to family, faith, unity, the right thing. It's just incredible
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Speaker 2: what happened. And you know, I go back to here's
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Speaker 2: one thing that Charlie said and I wrote it down.
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Speaker 2: It was just so profound. If you believe in something,
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Speaker 2: you need to have the courage to fight for those ideas,
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Speaker 2: not run away from them or try to silence them. Now,
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Speaker 2: it doesn't mean radical harm. That means good beliefs, good faith,
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Speaker 2: ethically and morally, and that's what he stood behind. What
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Speaker 2: are you say about all that? Oh?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely. I mean Charlie Kirk was an incredible speaker,
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Speaker 3: He was an incredible motivator, and he had a connection
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Speaker 3: on those campuses. He was able to bring people information
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Speaker 3: without he was never I mean, I've watched so many
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Speaker 3: of his videos. I've been watching Charlie Kirk for years
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Speaker 3: now as he's kind of, you know, come come up
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Speaker 3: thirty one years old. What he's accomplished was incredible. But
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Speaker 3: one of the things that I always noticed about Charlie
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Speaker 3: Kirk was he never went off and was like, oh
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Speaker 3: dear good. I mean, even when some of these people
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Speaker 3: would just say things and they would be really rude
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Speaker 3: and kind of, you know, very forceful, he let them.
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Speaker 3: He empowered them to say there, you know, to be
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Speaker 3: who they were. He didn't shut that down. But he
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Speaker 3: would come back to them and be like, okay, now
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Speaker 3: let me speak. This is why, and this is where
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Speaker 3: this comes from. And he could lead them in that direction.
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Speaker 3: And I think that's why he resonated with so many
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Speaker 3: of them, is because he came from it as a
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Speaker 3: point of sensible and he came from it rationally. He
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Speaker 3: wasn't like, oh my goodness, you're so stupid, shut up,
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Speaker 3: you know, or once they started talking, now you know,
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Speaker 3: as they kind of shout into your face. He never
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Speaker 3: did any of that. I think it was just incredible
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Speaker 3: what he's done. And I really do pray for those
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Speaker 3: who were in Turning Point USA. You know that that
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Speaker 3: they that they move that forward, that they take that
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Speaker 3: spirit of Charlie Kirk and push that forward, because we can't.
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Speaker 3: We can't let that stop. We can't let what happened
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Speaker 3: here bring fear, to shut people down, to silence people.
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Speaker 3: Nor can we tolerate it or normalize it and say, okay,
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Speaker 3: well we can't go on campuses or whatever, and we
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Speaker 3: can't have fear. We can't be afraid. You know, we
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Speaker 3: have to stand forward and move forward. But Charlie Kirk
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Speaker 3: was an incredible person and his influence upon those will
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Speaker 3: only make his legacy stronger. They may have assassinated, I
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Speaker 3: believe with all my heart this was a targeted as
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Speaker 3: fascination of Charlie Kirk. But what they did is they
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Speaker 3: he is a martyr. He stood up for his beliefs,
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Speaker 3: He stood up for what was right. He did not
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Speaker 3: back down, he did not do it and hate. He
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Speaker 3: brought forth the best of what there was and they
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Speaker 3: killed him for speaking truth and for free speech. So
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Speaker 3: we have to be boldened because Charlie would have been boldened.
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Speaker 3: I bet Charlie would have been out there if this
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Speaker 3: was somebody else Charlie would have out there today saying okay,
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Speaker 3: move forward, you know, don't shut down, don't shut it out,
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Speaker 3: use this, Let's move forward.
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Speaker 2: And that's what rebel. Can you put the picture up
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Speaker 2: of Charlie, the picture they have of him under the tent.
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Speaker 2: I want to see this picture. I'm going to read
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Speaker 2: something and share this with you from a dear friend,
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Speaker 2: doctor taw Bram. He said, maybe the most startling thing
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Speaker 2: about Charlie's death is so few of the mainstream majority
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Speaker 2: realized this was yet another attack on Christianity. It was
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Speaker 2: an attack on a spokesperson and a leader, a role
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Speaker 2: model of Christian life. Over the few years, churches and
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Speaker 2: Christians around the world have been attacked, burned to the ground.
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Speaker 2: They are acts of organized global terrorism. It's not just
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Speaker 2: the attackers that need to be hunted down and stopped,
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Speaker 2: it's the leaders. If you look at this picture, folks,
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Speaker 2: what does that say It does prove me wrong? Well,
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Speaker 2: so far we haven't proven him wrong, have we. And
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Speaker 2: what we do need to do, like you just said, Mick,
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Speaker 2: we need to carry on, stand strong, and we need
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Speaker 2: to drive this mission even harder. So if you think
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Speaker 2: you're going to take down Charlie Kirk, come on and
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Speaker 2: bring it. You're going to have to take down all
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Speaker 2: of us, because it is this one nation under God
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Speaker 2: and my watch, on your watch, and anybody else who
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Speaker 2: wants to stand with Charlie and turning point, come on
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Speaker 2: and bring us down, because we're not going to go down.
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Speaker 2: Bring it no way, prove us wrong. Love that, yeah,
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Speaker 2: and I'm bring it. Bring it big, man, bring it big, because.
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Speaker 3: You know what, there's too many of us.
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Speaker 2: We just have to be faster than the slowest runner.
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Speaker 2: And by God, baby, you know I can run and
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Speaker 2: I will run and fight the fight. This man was
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Speaker 2: thirty one years old. He was just about to come
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Speaker 2: upon another birthday, and you all stole it from him.
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Speaker 2: You stole his life, You stole his family's life, you
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Speaker 2: stole his future. But everything that he spoke on and
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Speaker 2: this we talked about this earlier today. Now we need
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Speaker 2: to lift him up even more. Share the videos, there's many,
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Speaker 2: Share these with your children, Share these with your friends.
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Speaker 2: Don't live in fear, live in faith, And how can
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Speaker 2: we heal forward from this? You need to stand with Charlie.
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Speaker 2: You need to lift him up, and you need to
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Speaker 2: be bold. Tears. I get it, but get past the tears.
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Speaker 2: Be bold. There is one nation under God. We do
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Speaker 2: not have to be the melting pot of religions that
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Speaker 2: are not bound in faith and in God only. And
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Speaker 2: if they are, go back to where you want to
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Speaker 2: practice that faith. But we are a Judeo Christian society
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Speaker 2: here by our forefathers, under the Constitution, under the flag,
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Speaker 2: under God. That's where we are indivisible. And that's what
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Speaker 2: I do want to share with people. You know, there's
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Speaker 2: a couple things more we want to share. But if
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Speaker 2: you're hurting, if you don't know what to do, if
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Speaker 2: this is terrorizing to you, this is the worst part
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Speaker 2: because this is what they want, just like pandemic. Here
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Speaker 2: we go, folks, here's another shot of fear. Yesterday was fear.
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Speaker 2: Today's the memory of nine to eleven. Fear, fear, fear.
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Speaker 2: You know what you do to fear? You fight it?
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Speaker 2: What did Trump say? Fight? Fight? Fight? Kirk say fight,
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Speaker 2: and he fought, he fighted. They took him down down.
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Speaker 2: And if you haven't gotten yourself the latest copy of
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Speaker 2: a Bible, y'all need to get yourself won and you
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Speaker 2: need to start reading it because if you think Charlie's wrong.
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Speaker 2: Even my dogs are acting up to it. They're like, yeah,
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Speaker 2: Mommy speak that's right.
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Speaker 3: Represent mom, that's right because they know.
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Speaker 2: What it soap ups. But you have to live in
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Speaker 2: faith books. That's where you're again. You know, we've done
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Speaker 2: a lot with COVID, you and I apparently gotten I
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Speaker 2: apologize folks. However, it's one hour a week. In the
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Speaker 2: one hour a week they've decided to let us know,
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Speaker 2: you need to stand strong in your faith, and you
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Speaker 2: need to I can't even believe it out of the mouths.
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Speaker 4: Of dogs, that's right.
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Speaker 2: While I while I quiet them down, take it away.
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Speaker 5: Okay, you have to say, well, you know what I
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Speaker 5: what I did want to talk about, and I'm trying
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Speaker 5: to pull this up right now.
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Speaker 3: There's a few things that you know, I think need
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Speaker 3: to kind of be evaluated as as we're moving through
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Speaker 3: and we're talking about all of this, the murder of
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Speaker 3: you know, assassination of Charlie Kirk and and and really,
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Speaker 3: I mean, you know what happened here? How did that happen?
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Speaker 3: They're still looking for the killer, and I just kind
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Speaker 3: of wanted to bring this out because this is a
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Speaker 3: couple of things has come up, and I think this
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Speaker 3: is kind of a weird o rama. I wonder if
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Speaker 3: any of the people out there in your audience might
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Speaker 3: actually have any information on this. But it says that UH.
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Speaker 3: And this has been multiple multiple people that have said
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Speaker 3: there was UH and they showed it online. They showed
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Speaker 3: the receipts. New York Times and LA Times reported that
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Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk was shot on September ninth, the day before
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Speaker 3: his assassination. There was Amazon books that had been posted
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Speaker 3: on nine to nine the day before, and it was
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Speaker 3: the shooting of Charlie Kirk. There was a gentleman who
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Speaker 3: they showed in the crowd. Now, maybe he was just
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Speaker 3: somebody who really wanted to just he hated on Charlie Kirk.
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Speaker 3: The moment that he saw that they pulled Charlie Kirk off,
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Speaker 3: he's like waving his arms and he's like yeah, you know,
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Speaker 3: I mean, it's just it's just weird. This is odd behavior, Patty.
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Speaker 3: You know these people who eyewitnesses in the crowd, Now
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Speaker 3: this is claims from Alex Jones. People in the crowd
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Speaker 3: claimed they knew that Charlie Kirk was about to be killed.
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Speaker 3: And then of course I think a lot of us
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Speaker 3: have seen the post of that one gentleman who said, oh,
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Speaker 3: Charlie Kirk's coming to my town. You know, we hope that,
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Speaker 3: you know, something really bad is going to happen. It's like,
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Speaker 3: are you are you kidding me with this? I mean,
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Speaker 3: this is ridiculousness. So I think that's something that we
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Speaker 3: need to kind of maybe touch on because you know,
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Speaker 3: we're is this a sigh up? What's happening here? Is
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Speaker 3: that the FBI? Is it the CIA? Are they actually
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Speaker 3: taking him down? I mean, to me, this was a
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Speaker 3: silence of free speech. He was speaking the truth truth?
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Speaker 3: But wow, how does that happen in Amazon?
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Speaker 2: And was it a slip? Was it somebody on the
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Speaker 2: inside who was part of what was going on and
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Speaker 2: just wanted to get the word out about Who knows?
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Speaker 2: But you're right, how do these things happen? And we
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Speaker 2: always said tell a vision something was remiss, something just
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Speaker 2: didn't add up. And the video I think I shared
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Speaker 2: and you guys could probably find it on Facebook. But
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Speaker 2: you know, there's actually a video where somebody caught this
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Speaker 2: guy next to Charlie and there's a couple of hand
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Speaker 2: signals and it was not sign language as if he's
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Speaker 2: motioning to the guy. And then there's another video that
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Speaker 2: actually shows Charlie appeared to have a bulletproof vest on.
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Speaker 2: We don't know. It appeared like the bullet hit the
22:09
Speaker 2: vest and deflect into his neck. One we don't know.
22:12
Speaker 2: I'm not a science friensic specialist, but there's so much
22:15
Speaker 2: we don't know. But yet it was calculated, It was sinister,
22:20
Speaker 2: and it wasn't some pimple faced college kid that's angry
22:23
Speaker 2: with the little bag and blue hair. Was it to
22:26
Speaker 2: drive that group of people to go, yeah, fight for us,
22:32
Speaker 2: you know? I mean, I don't know, but it definitely.
22:34
Speaker 2: It just it speaks volumes of what goes on well
22:37
Speaker 2: above us folks, in a level that probably none of
22:41
Speaker 2: us would ever even be aware or exposed to. And
22:44
Speaker 2: it does make you wonder, like you said, neck, really,
22:46
Speaker 2: where where did all this come from? Where did all
22:49
Speaker 2: this come from?
22:50
Speaker 3: That's crazy and it is Oh, go ahead, I'm sorry,
22:54
Speaker 3: it is.
22:54
Speaker 2: Oh.
22:54
Speaker 3: I was just going to say, you know, when you
22:56
Speaker 3: were talking about it, and I just say, you know,
22:58
Speaker 3: God Family Country, you know, I mean, you know, bring
23:02
Speaker 3: God Family Country back, you know, when you're talking about that,
23:06
Speaker 3: I mean I think that this goes back to that.
23:08
Speaker 3: I think we need to have faith. We need to
23:11
Speaker 3: be a people of prayer, We need to be a
23:14
Speaker 3: people of faith, But we also need to be a
23:18
Speaker 3: people of wisdom and discernment. And I think we need
23:22
Speaker 3: to look at everything that goes on around us. I
23:26
Speaker 3: think we should question everything that goes on around us
23:30
Speaker 3: and really what's going into the world, you know, social media,
23:35
Speaker 3: whatever it be. But I so think that in this
23:40
Speaker 3: moment in time, this speaks volumes to those of us
23:45
Speaker 3: who are in the movement. I think it says volumes
23:48
Speaker 3: to say, do not be afraid. I have to keep
23:52
Speaker 3: going back to that move forward. We can't stop, we can't.
23:58
Speaker 3: We have to be Charlie. We have to. You know,
24:01
Speaker 3: his shirt said freedom. We are free if we shut up,
24:07
Speaker 3: if we back down, if we are silent and do
24:12
Speaker 3: not bring up any of this and go on the
24:16
Speaker 3: full you know megaphone with it, then then his death
24:21
Speaker 3: was in vain. And so I don't think we can
24:23
Speaker 3: do that.
24:24
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's show this clip, Rebel. This is one of
24:28
Speaker 2: many of Charlie's videos, and I want to show you
24:30
Speaker 2: how he touched lines. Take a listen to this and
24:33
Speaker 2: we'll talk right after.
24:35
Speaker 6: Hate you, but just ask you for some advice. I
24:38
Speaker 6: married my beautiful wife last year at the age of
24:40
Speaker 6: twenty two, and I just want to say I respect
24:46
Speaker 6: and admire I've been watching from a distance how your
24:49
Speaker 6: ability to lead your family, your beautiful wife, your beautiful children,
24:53
Speaker 6: and as a young man pursuing a marriage, I just
24:56
Speaker 6: want to ask if you had any advice on how
24:58
Speaker 6: I can pursue and maintain a God centered marriage for the.
25:02
Speaker 7: Well life, and thank you for that. Number One, God
25:05
Speaker 7: must always come first. From your spiritual disciplines, honor the Sabbaths,
25:09
Speaker 7: and turn off your phone for one day a week.
25:11
Speaker 7: Go to a church, a good Bible based church. We
25:13
Speaker 7: have many of the pastors here that teach the Word
25:15
Speaker 7: of God verse by verse. And also understand that it's
25:18
Speaker 7: external things of the flesh like alcohol or porn or
25:22
Speaker 7: drugs or other temptations that will take down your marriage.
25:26
Speaker 7: You as the husband, must constantly be at guard of
25:29
Speaker 7: things and also over shopping, over indulgence, too much credit cards,
25:33
Speaker 7: idolatry of vacations. You must guard the family from those
25:37
Speaker 7: things seeping in. So understand the order. It's God and
25:40
Speaker 7: then the marriage and those things will bless your marriage
25:43
Speaker 7: from the devil who tries to undermine it and usurp
25:45
Speaker 7: your holy union.
25:46
Speaker 6: I love it, Thank you God, bless you Man, Thank you.
25:49
Speaker 6: And I'm not here to debate you.
25:50
Speaker 2: But that's it. How could anybody be against that? Who
25:56
Speaker 2: against that? That's the problem with our society today. A
25:59
Speaker 2: man is the inherent issue. We've stopped the nuclear component
26:04
Speaker 2: of being a man and woman and raising up our children.
26:07
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, yeah, destroy the destroy the nuclear family. Take
26:13
Speaker 3: God out of everything, and and you will unravel your society.
26:21
Speaker 3: And and we are we see an and unraveling that
26:25
Speaker 3: has happened, which I think is so important. Why we
26:30
Speaker 3: need to go back and come at things from a
26:33
Speaker 3: biblical perspective and use this as the ability to lift
26:39
Speaker 3: our voices higher. You know, I I think you know
26:43
Speaker 3: that was one of the things when there was a
26:46
Speaker 3: video clip and I don't have it on me right now,
26:49
Speaker 3: but the gentleman said, hey, you know, tomorrow, you know
26:53
Speaker 3: what would what what do you want your you know,
26:55
Speaker 3: he didn't say tomorrow, but he said, what do you
26:56
Speaker 3: want your legacy to be? And Charlie said, what you
26:59
Speaker 3: mean if I And they were like yeah, and he
27:02
Speaker 3: was like, I want to be known as a man
27:05
Speaker 3: of faith, a man who held to his faith. And
27:09
Speaker 3: I think that sums it all up. We have to
27:12
Speaker 3: be people of faith. We have to come back to God,
27:15
Speaker 3: be a praying people. Have no fear. God didn't give
27:20
Speaker 3: us the spirit of fear. You know, he didn't give
27:23
Speaker 3: us the ability to be timid. No, you know, he
27:26
Speaker 3: wants to love our neighbors, you know, love ourselves, you know,
27:30
Speaker 3: go out, make disciples, talk to people. And that's what
27:33
Speaker 3: Charlie did. You know. People might not say, you know,
27:36
Speaker 3: he wasn't preaching at them, but he was giving them
27:39
Speaker 3: the principles to build and to look at what they're
27:44
Speaker 3: doing in their lives and to answer their questions. And
27:48
Speaker 3: I think we're going to find out that he really
27:51
Speaker 3: did touch thousands and thousands and thousands of youth across
27:56
Speaker 3: those campuses.
27:57
Speaker 2: I think so. And you know, not only that, but
28:00
Speaker 2: his legacy now is going to live on. We will
28:03
Speaker 2: now make him even greater than he was because like
28:07
Speaker 2: Martin Luther King, like John F. Kennedy, like people that
28:11
Speaker 2: lost their lives for speaking the truth. You can't show
28:15
Speaker 2: me anything that Charlie hadn't said on video or in person.
28:21
Speaker 2: That isn't making someone a better person or a better family. Nothing.
28:27
Speaker 2: He didn't judge people. They tried to misquote and take
28:30
Speaker 2: things out of context to try to say, well, he
28:32
Speaker 2: said this, but you didn't listen to the whole story,
28:34
Speaker 2: you know. And so I think that's what we need
28:37
Speaker 2: to do. We need to lift him up. And I
28:39
Speaker 2: think I said it on your show, what would Charlie Do?
28:42
Speaker 2: I'm going to get me a T shirt what would
28:43
Speaker 2: Charlie Do? And I'm going to wear it proud to
28:45
Speaker 2: be in the faces of people. And like we also shared,
28:48
Speaker 2: you know, when we're dealing with people that would actually
28:51
Speaker 2: mock or laugh or have anything joyful about what happened yesterday,
28:56
Speaker 2: you've got to really look in the mirror. And those
28:58
Speaker 2: folks have some type of mental instability to have any
29:03
Speaker 2: rational thought taking another human life through that means, you know,
29:09
Speaker 2: it's just it's immoral, it's unethical, it's heinous, and those
29:14
Speaker 2: are the demons that live among us. And with respect
29:17
Speaker 2: to the mental health community, you know, I applaud people
29:21
Speaker 2: who come and get help, and I applaud people who
29:23
Speaker 2: know when they're not feeling themselves. And we do have
29:26
Speaker 2: to treat them, and we want to treat them. But
29:28
Speaker 2: if we develop this tolerance, oh that's just you know
29:32
Speaker 2: Bo and he has a hot head. Oh you don't
29:34
Speaker 2: want to make Marry or Bill angry because they'll punch
29:37
Speaker 2: a wall or they might hurt you. If we have
29:40
Speaker 2: to back away from people because we're afraid, it's tolerance.
29:44
Speaker 2: We need to stand strong. We need to be calm,
29:46
Speaker 2: we need to be confident. We need to guide these
29:49
Speaker 2: people to get help or guide someone that they know
29:52
Speaker 2: that's close to them. Hey, do you know what they've
29:54
Speaker 2: been sane lately? Perhaps maybe you can help them. And
29:57
Speaker 2: let's start with God first and forem go to church.
30:00
Speaker 2: It doesn't cost you anything. Sit in a chair, sit
30:04
Speaker 2: in a pew, listen to the message. Maybe that's your
30:07
Speaker 2: first step to mental wellness. Get right with God. It
30:12
Speaker 2: truly is. I have no comparison to some of the
30:15
Speaker 2: people who've had loss or trategy in the world, But
30:17
Speaker 2: for every ounce of my being, people ask me, well,
30:21
Speaker 2: how did you get so positive? How do you stay
30:23
Speaker 2: so strong? Faith and faith alone? Because my own weakness,
30:27
Speaker 2: it'd be easy for me to kind of roll over
30:29
Speaker 2: and crumble, but I won't. I refuse to. And that's
30:32
Speaker 2: why I'm so glad you and I partnered up today
30:35
Speaker 2: because this is exactly what we're about. I'm certainly not
30:39
Speaker 2: a Charlie Kirk, but we two or more together, we
30:43
Speaker 2: confirm it, we speak it. We will make a difference,
30:47
Speaker 2: however small, one person each day. But folks, if you're upset,
30:52
Speaker 2: if you're afraid, if you're sad, if you don't know
30:54
Speaker 2: what to do, bring something forward to help someone else.
30:59
Speaker 2: Bring your kindness, bring your joy, bring your faith. And
31:02
Speaker 2: if you're weak, if you're weary, if you're sad, if
31:05
Speaker 2: you're low, reach out, get help. It's also National Suicide
31:09
Speaker 2: Prevention Month. That doesn't mean if you're at your last
31:13
Speaker 2: wits end, dial ninety eight, reach out. Someone will talk
31:17
Speaker 2: to you. It's the first step. No one will come
31:20
Speaker 2: to your door, no one will take you away. But
31:22
Speaker 2: we have got to solve this mental derangement problem with
31:27
Speaker 2: good borrows and values, and we have got to face fear.
31:32
Speaker 2: Don't turn your back on fear, folks, that's what they
31:34
Speaker 2: want you to do. I think we mentioned, you know
31:37
Speaker 2: in the subway murder. She got into the subway and
31:41
Speaker 2: sat down and was on her phone. Right you don't
31:45
Speaker 2: do that when you're in a public place. Again, not
31:47
Speaker 2: because you want to think everybody's a bad person, but
31:50
Speaker 2: let's just face it, you've got to use your eyes
31:52
Speaker 2: and ears to be smart. You've got to be somewhat
31:55
Speaker 2: street smart. There's just a lot of people in the
31:57
Speaker 2: world today. Perhaps had she sat another chair up, or
32:01
Speaker 2: she sat up and she was looking around. You know,
32:03
Speaker 2: when I go out from a dark, darking lot at night,
32:06
Speaker 2: I walk with my shoulders up and my arms out,
32:09
Speaker 2: and I have my arms free in case I need
32:11
Speaker 2: to turn quickly an elbow or chuck or knee up
32:15
Speaker 2: or whatever. Why because nobody's been taking you down without
32:18
Speaker 2: a darn good fight, you know, and you have to
32:22
Speaker 2: protect yourself. But we have to be smart. We have
32:24
Speaker 2: to teach our kids how to be smart, you know,
32:26
Speaker 2: young girls, young boy. We've got to start teaching our youth.
32:31
Speaker 3: And no one how to do something, how to do something,
32:35
Speaker 3: you know, just like Irena, you know who was on
32:38
Speaker 3: the light rail, the lady who was burned to death
32:41
Speaker 3: in the subway, you know, and nobody does anything, Nobody stops,
32:46
Speaker 3: you know. They the children. Not this last shooting in Minnesota,
32:50
Speaker 3: but I think it was the Tennessee one where they
32:53
Speaker 3: were videotaping the children who were on the ground, and
32:57
Speaker 3: I'm like, they're just walking by videotaping, and I'm like,
33:02
Speaker 3: we have got to learn that. We have got to
33:05
Speaker 3: stop the desensitization. We've got to stop the tolerance. We've
33:10
Speaker 3: got to stop normalizing this and get involved. I can
33:14
Speaker 3: tell you right now my husband hates it because I
33:18
Speaker 3: will just if I see something going on, like I'm
33:22
Speaker 3: jumping in the middle of it, you know, And he's like,
33:24
Speaker 3: you know, Mick, don't do that. But you know, you
33:27
Speaker 3: you have to do something. We can't just allow people
33:31
Speaker 3: to be out there who were hurt, who were hurt
33:34
Speaker 3: and defenseless, just like Irena who was sitting there, you know, frightened,
33:38
Speaker 3: and everybody just kind of walks past her and she
33:41
Speaker 3: bleeds to help, you know, No, no, stop, And let
33:46
Speaker 3: me just say this. I'm just gonna go one further.
33:48
Speaker 3: The guy who was out in the crowd, and look,
33:50
Speaker 3: I'm not trying to say be vigilantes. Okay, that's not
33:53
Speaker 3: what I'm saying here, you know, But what I am
33:56
Speaker 3: saying is the guy who was out in the crowd
33:58
Speaker 3: who's like, yeah, when Charlie Kirk, whether he understood or not.
34:04
Speaker 3: Can somebody please get around this gentleman and say, wait
34:07
Speaker 3: a minute, why why are you sele? Somebody was just killed?
34:11
Speaker 3: You know, is there something going on in this people,
34:14
Speaker 3: in these people's heads, you know, somebody rangement? Yes, yes,
34:21
Speaker 3: we have to point these people out. Hey, that guy
34:25
Speaker 3: right over there, he's yelling and jumping and carrying on.
34:28
Speaker 3: He's celebrating the death. Maybe there's nothing to it, but
34:32
Speaker 3: come on, you know, I mean then it's all over
34:36
Speaker 3: the internet. Who is this guy? Who is this guy?
34:39
Speaker 3: People around you need to see something, say something, do
34:43
Speaker 3: something your seriously. I can tell you right now. If
34:47
Speaker 3: you if Patty, if you were on the subway and
34:49
Speaker 3: I saw something happen to you, I'd be like, wh
34:52
Speaker 3: you know, coming after it, because that's what we used
34:56
Speaker 3: to do.
34:57
Speaker 2: Yeah, I broke my hand in eighth grade. For another girl,
35:02
Speaker 2: take a look at this quote. I pulled this up
35:05
Speaker 2: off of a Facebook and I just thought it was
35:07
Speaker 2: beautifully written. When a man is silenced by bullets for
35:10
Speaker 2: dare to speak. The lesson is not to quiet ourselves.
35:15
Speaker 2: It's to understand that conviction is worth any cost. Power
35:20
Speaker 2: fears the voice that refuses to bend, because a single
35:24
Speaker 2: truth can outlive the body that carried it. To speak
35:28
Speaker 2: what you believe in the face of threat is not defiance.
35:32
Speaker 2: It is survival of the soul. And if your words
35:35
Speaker 2: are enough to be hunted, then they are too important
35:39
Speaker 2: to be buried in silence. Rest easy, Charlie. I love that,
35:44
Speaker 2: and all of us who stand with Charlie need to
35:47
Speaker 2: take that. Be bold, be strong, because what other purpose
35:51
Speaker 2: is there for us in life but to make a difference.
35:54
Speaker 2: People that don't want to make a difference. When to
35:56
Speaker 2: sit back and collect a check and have somebody take
35:58
Speaker 2: care of them. That isn't me, And if it's anybody
36:02
Speaker 2: out there, well that's a pretty boring existence. We are
36:05
Speaker 2: here to make a difference, folks. We are here to
36:08
Speaker 2: make a difference. And I love that quote. I think
36:10
Speaker 2: we should all live by it. I did want to
36:12
Speaker 2: give recognition to his to his mother and father, we
36:16
Speaker 2: haven't heard a lot about them. I did read that
36:19
Speaker 2: his mom was a mental health counselor. I did read
36:21
Speaker 2: his dad as an architect. But I will tell you
36:25
Speaker 2: that young man was given some good foundation. And with
36:28
Speaker 2: that good foundation, let those parents be proud they raised
36:34
Speaker 2: a hero, They raised a man of God, and God
36:37
Speaker 2: bless his wife and his two kids also. But I'll
36:40
Speaker 2: tell you what, Mom and Dad, What a shield to carry?
36:44
Speaker 2: What a shield carry? That's what we should be grieving for.
36:48
Speaker 2: If anybody out there is grieving because they're afraid again,
36:51
Speaker 2: take a look in the mirror. What did you lose yesterday? Okay,
36:55
Speaker 2: it's hard, it's painful, and I cry for Charlie. But
36:59
Speaker 2: what I do cry for is what a beautiful man
37:02
Speaker 2: they raised. And someone or a group of someone took
37:06
Speaker 2: the life out of him for speaking the truth. And
37:08
Speaker 2: that makes me angry. That makes me stand up for Charlie,
37:12
Speaker 2: and I hope we all stand up for Charlie. Carry
37:16
Speaker 2: his name on and carrie everything that he shared, get
37:20
Speaker 2: the videos folks throw all over, and I think that
37:22
Speaker 2: can be a wonderful way to heal. What better way
37:24
Speaker 2: to heal than to learn from some of the things
37:27
Speaker 2: he shared. You know why, here's the best part Nick
37:30
Speaker 2: think about it. I am not as smart as Charlie,
37:33
Speaker 2: but when I heard how he fought back against some
37:35
Speaker 2: of the things people said, it was very helpful because
37:38
Speaker 2: now when somebody challenges me on certain things, I'm going
37:42
Speaker 2: to say, oh yeah, what about that? And what about that?
37:44
Speaker 2: And he had the gift of just good debate, but
37:48
Speaker 2: he had facts.
37:49
Speaker 3: It was beautiful, it was he had. He did a
37:54
Speaker 3: lot of what I call constructive dialogue. It's really kind
37:59
Speaker 3: of a form of conversation. It's where you have people
38:03
Speaker 3: with different perspectives and they just want to kind of
38:07
Speaker 3: understand each other, so they don't abandon their own beliefs,
38:11
Speaker 3: but what they do is in order to coexist, to
38:15
Speaker 3: learn and to live from each other and with each other,
38:20
Speaker 3: you have these conversations and it's very It's a tool
38:24
Speaker 3: that's used when you're discussing things that are important or complex,
38:29
Speaker 3: or you know, things that often divide people. And Charlie,
38:33
Speaker 3: you know, jumped into those areas and God bless him
38:37
Speaker 3: for doing that. That's what he was doing. He was
38:40
Speaker 3: simply doing constructive dialogue. He was communicating, and for that
38:47
Speaker 3: he was assassinated. So, you know, going to those campuses
38:53
Speaker 3: and engaging in open debate with all of them, encouraging
38:58
Speaker 3: and empowering them to speak. I really do pray that
39:04
Speaker 3: we can all be like Charlie, Charlie Kirk and move
39:09
Speaker 3: this forward and never let it be silent, because never
39:13
Speaker 3: let us be silenced. Because Charlie Kirk even said it
39:17
Speaker 3: himself that you know, he goes on college campuses and
39:22
Speaker 3: he talks to these people because when dialogue and when conversation,
39:27
Speaker 3: when discourse starts, that's when killing starts. And so we
39:32
Speaker 3: can't let it stop.
39:34
Speaker 2: You know, you got to wonder, and if rebel you
39:37
Speaker 2: can pull up that last video, you got to wonder.
39:40
Speaker 2: He must have really pissed off somebody big, somebody big
39:44
Speaker 2: to be very threatened. If we can take a look
39:46
Speaker 2: at this video, folks, I just love what he shared
39:49
Speaker 2: to this thirteen year old little girl. Take a listen.
39:52
Speaker 2: That's my friend, Louisa Clary. She pulled it up.
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Speaker 1: What advice do you have for me as I move
40:02
Speaker 1: into adulthood in order to become a more informed and
40:05
Speaker 1: involved citizen.
40:06
Speaker 7: Well, first of all, thank you for being here, and
40:10
Speaker 7: I have hope thanks to people like you. How old
40:12
Speaker 7: are you again? Thirteen thirteen? Here's a couple of things
40:15
Speaker 7: I want to encourage you to do. Learn something new
40:18
Speaker 7: every single day, and focus on what it means to
40:21
Speaker 7: be a good person and a person in a strong character.
40:25
Speaker 7: Aristotle said that courage is the ultimate virtue about it,
40:27
Speaker 7: there are no other virtues. If people aren't courageous, you
40:30
Speaker 7: don't have honesty, you don't have justice, you don't beauty,
40:33
Speaker 7: you don't have wonder. And so, at age thirteen, I
40:35
Speaker 7: want you to commit yourself to a life of courage.
40:37
Speaker 7: Courage is doing the right thing when you don't know
40:40
Speaker 7: how it's going to work out. Courage is committing yourself
40:42
Speaker 7: to the correct course of action, regardless of the cost
40:45
Speaker 7: associated to it. Every human being, I believe, is made
40:48
Speaker 7: in the emitts of the divine, is sacred, is unique.
40:50
Speaker 7: And if we get away from this principle as we have,
40:53
Speaker 7: we not only have moral degradation, we not only have
40:55
Speaker 7: the collapsing society around us, but it's bad for that
40:58
Speaker 7: being itself. That being its elf is unique, that being
41:01
Speaker 7: has rights. And who are we to say, just because
41:03
Speaker 7: we're older, that we get to murder it.
41:05
Speaker 4: Thank you, She's precious, isn't that something? It's just precious.
41:20
Speaker 2: Every ounce of his being was trying to help people
41:23
Speaker 2: find the light through faith, and that's what we have
41:27
Speaker 2: to carry on. I hope that we can inspire people
41:30
Speaker 2: today to lift up, Charlie, lift yourself up, get yourself
41:34
Speaker 2: up and get yourself out, start getting involved, and don't
41:38
Speaker 2: be tolerant. I want people to just find a way
41:41
Speaker 2: daily to connect with God and don't back down on faith.
41:45
Speaker 2: It's that important. It's that important. Nick. Anything you want
41:49
Speaker 2: to add before we close out the day.
41:52
Speaker 3: I just want, I just want to echo that. To
41:55
Speaker 3: not be afraid. You know, you may have people who
42:00
Speaker 3: you know speak badly to you on social media, or
42:05
Speaker 3: speak badly to you on at your face, or they
42:09
Speaker 3: shut the door in your face when you're trying to
42:11
Speaker 3: talk to them or whatever screen you down. It doesn't matter.
42:14
Speaker 3: Keep going back, keep being a light, but protect yourself.
42:19
Speaker 3: Please be aware of what's going on around you, and
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Speaker 3: if you can, double up. Don't go alone. Don't be alone.
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Speaker 3: I know I go and do these move ons and
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Speaker 3: all of these little you know, they're no Trump, you know, king,
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Speaker 3: no kings or whatever, and people go, don't go by yourself,
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Speaker 3: and you know I probably will start taking somebody with
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Speaker 3: me because we can't stop. Do not be afraid. Do
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Speaker 3: not be afraid.
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Speaker 2: Aimen to that A sorry, yes, Charlie. We are going
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Speaker 2: to carry on, and I know Turning Point is definitely
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Speaker 2: going to carry on. In even bigger ways. And I
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Speaker 2: think through sadly, the untimely assassination of Charlie is going
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Speaker 2: to bring on even a bigger movement, bigger than MAGA,
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Speaker 2: and so it's really going to make the enemy mad.
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Speaker 2: And I think, again, folks, we got one life, We
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Speaker 2: got one life to live. I would rather be bold
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Speaker 2: and go out with the blaze than just lay there
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Speaker 2: and wait for the clock to tick until I turn
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Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty four, because I got a lot
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Speaker 2: to do and hopefully I'll get a lot of time
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Speaker 2: to get it done. But I really think that if
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Speaker 2: you're out there and you're hurting, if you don't know
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Speaker 2: what to say to your children, if you don't know
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Speaker 2: what to do, share the videos of Charlie. Let Charlie
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Speaker 2: speak with the videos out there. You watch the videos.
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Speaker 2: If you're struggling, if you're hurting, if this is only
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Speaker 2: exacerbated or further trauma for you, if you're alone, get
43:50
Speaker 2: with someone, Get with a counselor get with a therapist.
43:53
Speaker 2: We talked about ninety eight eight. There's lots of things
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Speaker 2: that we can suggest for you on this show or
43:58
Speaker 2: prior shows. You know, we're live today, but these shows
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Speaker 2: do get recorded. You can always tune into them on iHeartRadio.
44:05
Speaker 2: Just google up wellness and censored with Patty g. Being
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Speaker 2: in the mental health profession has been one of the
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Speaker 2: biggest blessings for me because through life and through some
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Speaker 2: of the difficulty that I've been through, people can be
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Speaker 2: very cruel and whether you've been in a workplace issue,
44:24
Speaker 2: a family issue, an emotional relationship issue, mental health, there's
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Speaker 2: really good people out there to help you get strong
44:32
Speaker 2: and get on your feet again. And it's so important
44:35
Speaker 2: to build your faith, not build your tolerance, not to
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Speaker 2: build your fear. And I think if we add anything
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Speaker 2: to the rest of the story today, that's the bigger
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Speaker 2: message is Charlie tried to tell us, and we're going
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Speaker 2: to continue to live through what he did share and
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Speaker 2: we're going to go from beyond that. But build your faith.
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Speaker 2: Money comes and goes, friendships may come in go, but
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Speaker 2: if you start right with your faith, you can build
45:03
Speaker 2: everything from there. And again, if you don't have someone
45:07
Speaker 2: to talk to, look for a counselor there's lots of
45:10
Speaker 2: different groups out there that you can get one. I
45:13
Speaker 2: know that with Charlie. One of the other things was
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Speaker 2: to lead you led a good spirited life and you
45:18
Speaker 2: talked about college. He didn't mean it in a bad way.
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Speaker 2: But you don't have to be the rocket scientist to
45:24
Speaker 2: be a good person, right, And so because of that,
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Speaker 2: I want you guys to just take a second look,
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Speaker 2: look in the mirror, and what can you do to
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Speaker 2: live a good life like Charlie? And what can you
45:37
Speaker 2: do to spread the word. We're just going to leave
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Speaker 2: it there, and in the last moment, if you guys
45:44
Speaker 2: need to reach out, that's my QRS code. You can
45:47
Speaker 2: find me at magnoliabwellness dot com And the QRS code
45:52
Speaker 2: actually talks a little bit about my book. My book
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Speaker 2: is they call me Harriet, and that's my journey of
45:58
Speaker 2: faith not fear. And when you tie all that we've
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Speaker 2: been through in the last four or five years, it's
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Speaker 2: important to know that through all of this we have
46:08
Speaker 2: to be able to stay strong, stay the course. My
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Speaker 2: dogs are preaching it, and you guys have a wonderful
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Speaker 2: rest of your day. Look for us next Thursday, three
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Speaker 2: pm Eastern Wellness uncensored, Be well, be strong, and like
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Speaker 2: Charlie and Trump, say fight fight, fight, God bless you all,
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Speaker 2: God bless you Charlie