Erika Kirk Speaks for the first time on Fox news!

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[00:24] right, guys. So, welcome back for

[00:27] another episode of Patriotic Housewife

[00:29] again. So happy to be here. So grateful

[00:31] to start this podcast. wanted to do kind

[00:36] of a overview of the Jesse Waters

[00:40] interview that happened yesterday with

[00:41] Erica Kirk. For those of you who didn't

[00:43] see it, it was on Fox News. It was on at

[00:46] I believe 7 or 8:00 and it was probably

[00:49] about an hour long. And

[00:52] again, you guys, Erica Kirk is just very

[00:56] uh stoic for the most part. I really

[00:58] think she's just a very um stoic person.

[01:02] So, it kind of can come off cold or uh

[01:05] like, you know, emotionless essent

[01:08] essentially. Sorry, I can't talk this

[01:10] morning. But, um I don't know what to

[01:13] make of it. Some parts made me feel

[01:15] weird, some parts didn't. So, I'm just

[01:18] going to play uh a couple clips, but I

[01:20] want to start off by opening with um

[01:24] just some basic my thoughts type thing.

[01:29] Um the interview with Eric Kirk was

[01:32] obviously the first sitdown that she has

[01:34] done since the assassination of Charlie

[01:36] Kirk. Uh she kind of discussed you know

[01:39] a different range of topics from his

[01:41] legacy to his faith um their life

[01:45] raising children

[01:47] that that sort of stuff. Um and then

[01:49] leading up to what happened the day he

[01:53] was killed. So, what she was doing that

[01:55] day, what the day before that was like,

[01:58] those kinds of things. Um, there was a

[02:01] lot of intimate questions um asked

[02:04] about,

[02:05] which I was kind of surprised by. I kind

[02:08] of thought the interview was going to go

[02:09] a little bit different, talking more

[02:10] about where TPUSA was going, what

[02:12] direction they were going in Charlie's,

[02:14] a little bit more towards Charlie's

[02:15] legacy, not so much uh how was he the

[02:19] day before, how was he the morning of,

[02:22] uh that kind of thing. How have you

[02:24] talked to your children about the

[02:25] passing of him? Uh things that I just

[02:28] felt like most people probably would

[02:30] keep to themselves. Um but anyway, so

[02:33] moving along. So I just found that

[02:36] really interesting. It seemed almost

[02:37] like

[02:40] uh the questions were very kind of like

[02:43] methodical and orchestrated a little bit

[02:47] obviously just like everything I feel

[02:48] like we've been fed. So, one of the

[02:52] things that I thought was so

[02:54] interesting, you guys, was she was asked

[02:56] if she thinks it's coincidence that the

[03:00] boy who was asking um a question about

[03:05] uh transgender shootings

[03:07] was asking that question during the time

[03:10] that her husband was assassinated. And

[03:13] her response was, "I don't believe in

[03:16] coincidences." So, no yes, no. She does

[03:20] not believe in coincidences.

[03:22] I think that's a very interesting

[03:24] response. So, make that uh you know,

[03:28] take that however you want. I do find

[03:30] that to be very interesting that that

[03:31] was her response. To me, I almost feel

[03:36] like that's her way of like insinuating

[03:39] it was probably obviously very

[03:41] intentional.

[03:42] Uh I don't know if that means she

[03:44] doesn't necessarily believe the

[03:45] narrative. Again, she was asked if she

[03:48] believed, you know, Tyler Robinson was

[03:51] the person who did it in this interview.

[03:53] And she doesn't say yes or no

[03:56] indefinitely. It's just, oh, well, I've

[03:58] seen the mounting evidence and,

[04:01] you know, there's a lot of it and you'll

[04:03] see that in trial. You know, we have a

[04:05] good team and I I trust and believe in

[04:07] our team. So, I guess it's another

[04:09] roundabout way of saying yes.

[04:12] So, the first clip I want to bring to

[04:14] you guys is they of course had to show a

[04:19] clip of Mikey McCoy talking about

[04:22] calling Erica that day. So, I'm going to

[04:24] go ahead and play this clip for you

[04:27] guys. Let me just go ahead and pull that

[04:30] up.

[04:32] Okay. And we're just going to listen to

[04:34] his response. Erica,

[04:39] I just remember it ranging like three or

[04:40] four times. I didn't know what to say.

[04:43] Those are the words that will change

[04:44] someone's life forever and you have to

[04:45] be the one to say it. That was the first

[04:47] time I've ever called her during a

[04:49] campus tour stop.

[04:50] >> And so Mikey called me and I'll never

[04:53] forget and just being like, "Charlie's

[04:55] been shot.

[04:57] He's been shot. Get the kids. Get

[05:00] security. Get the kids. Get the kids.

[05:01] He's been shot." I sprinted out of her

[05:03] treatment center, just collapsed in the

[05:06] middle of the parking lot. Called our

[05:08] security.

[05:12] Yeah.

[05:14] Unbelievable nightmare.

[05:21] >> Okay, so that was Mikey's response

[05:25] saying he's never called her during a

[05:27] campus tour. You know, it's one of the

[05:29] worst things he's had to do. Um,

[05:32] and yeah, so I just thought it was

[05:35] interesting. Why are we bringing Mikey

[05:37] McCoy at all in on this if this is an

[05:39] interview with her? And we're doing this

[05:43] interview to

[05:46] essentially

[05:48] um get how she feels, how she's doing,

[05:51] how the kids are doing, what the life is

[05:53] like now.

[05:55] I would imagine how TPUSA is going to

[05:57] continue, especially with all the

[05:58] controversy surrounding TPUSA. You hear

[06:02] about donors, you know, saying, "Hey,

[06:05] until there's like a better

[06:06] investigation, we're going to stop

[06:08] donating until we figure this out." So,

[06:10] you think that she would have been more

[06:12] inclined to address some of that

[06:14] speculation of uh where TPUSA is going

[06:20] uh more and how that's going to happen.

[06:24] just me. Let me know uh in the comments

[06:26] what you guys think. But I thought that

[06:28] was very interesting. The other uh

[06:32] question that I thought was interesting

[06:35] um and let me go ahead and add that

[06:40] to share screen because her uh her

[06:44] response to that was interesting. They

[06:46] asked her essentially if she's afraid of

[06:49] the same thing happening to her,

[06:51] something happening to her, and if she

[06:53] lives in fear.

[06:55] And uh let's go ahead and pull that clip

[06:58] up

[07:00] and watch that together.

[07:04] Okay, here we go, guys.

[07:11] And I don't say that to be reckless. I

[07:13] do not I do not say that. Let's back

[07:15] this up a little bit.

[07:17] >> Going to heaven sooner to be with my

[07:19] husband.

[07:20] >> Sorry, guys.

[07:21] >> She refuses to live in fear.

[07:24] >> Do you feel safe?

[07:25] >> What are they going to threaten me with?

[07:27] Going to heaven sooner to be with my

[07:29] husband. And I don't say that to be

[07:31] reckless. I do not I do not say that

[07:33] because I'm out in the streets like here

[07:36] I am. Come find me. And that's not at

[07:37] all. It's it's it's

[07:39] a fearlessness that's rooted in the

[07:42] understanding that

[07:45] I will have my day and my time whenever

[07:47] that is when the Lord knows that it's

[07:51] I've completed my my mission. And I'm

[07:55] not afraid. Charlie wasn't afraid

[07:56] either. We never lived in fear. If we

[07:58] did, we wouldn't get anything done.

[08:02] >> Okay. Okay. So, I'm going to try to pull

[08:04] up the clip um where

[08:09] she states that she feels safe with the

[08:13] uh current security team, which I do

[08:15] find um

[08:19] hold on one second.

[08:24] Uh she feels safe with the current, you

[08:26] know, security team, which I do think is

[08:29] kind of interesting being that they had

[08:32] one job. you guys.

[08:34] And

[08:36] they obviously didn't do great at it,

[08:38] right? Because look at what happened

[08:40] with Charlie Kirk. So, I do find it

[08:43] interesting that she feels safe. If I

[08:48] had a security team that was taking care

[08:50] of my husband and and protecting my

[08:51] husband and he was assassinated, I

[08:53] surely wouldn't keep that security team

[08:55] after the fact to protect me in a public

[08:58] place and I would not feel safe. Now,

[09:01] granted, they've always had death uh

[09:03] death threats. She said they've always

[09:05] had kidnapping threats. That's why they

[09:07] shielded their children. They didn't

[09:08] show their children. So, that makes

[09:11] sense. But at the same time, like I just

[09:13] don't understand the keeping the same uh

[09:14] security team. I find that to be very

[09:16] odd.

[09:18] Hold on, guys.

[09:22] That's not the right clip.

[09:26] I had all these pulled up you guys and I

[09:28] don't know what happened here.

[09:32] Uh,

[09:39] and one of the other um I'll try to find

[09:43] that clip here soon, but one of the

[09:45] other questions was does she think that

[09:47] cameras should be allowed in the

[09:49] courtroom? And she said yes. She said my

[09:51] husband was publicly assassinated. We

[09:54] all watch this live on television. It's

[09:57] all over social media. Why would we not

[10:01] do the same thing for the court case?

[10:04] Which in my opinion is completely true.

[10:07] To me, transparency is so key. And that

[10:09] was something else that she said.

[10:10] Transparency is so important in this

[10:12] situation. And I can't agree more. In my

[10:15] opinion, all court cases should be even

[10:19] diddy, even though it's a federal case.

[10:20] federal cases, as you know, uh are not

[10:24] put um you no cameras in the courtroom,

[10:27] but I believe with Diddy, we should have

[10:30] had cameras in the courtroom. We should

[10:31] have been allowed to see the evidence

[10:33] presented. We should have been able to

[10:35] hear the witnesses. The transcripts just

[10:38] don't do it for me. Especially in

[10:40] situations when you have um these huge,

[10:43] huge crimes like Diddy. I mean, the if

[10:46] you guys have not watched uh getting a

[10:48] little bit off topic, if you guys have

[10:49] not watched the documentary

[10:52] about Diddy that was released, I believe

[10:54] on the ID channel, it was um I could

[10:58] tell you that it was I mean, you you

[11:01] know that it was bad, right? Aubrey O

[11:04] day and all these stories that come

[11:07] about Cassie, you've heard the absolute

[11:11] disturbing stories, but to hear some of

[11:15] these other women uh girlfriends as

[11:18] security guards that were, you know,

[11:21] drugged and um you know, brutally,

[11:26] you know, essayed. Um, it is mortifying

[11:30] and the fact that he got off with that.

[11:33] It's just like what are you telling the

[11:36] rest of the world? Like women aren't

[11:38] believed, women aren't taken seriously.

[11:39] You can do this and you could just walk

[11:41] off and it's like not even a big deal.

[11:43] Like there's really no punishment for

[11:45] it. I thought that was really

[11:46] disheartening. And I think that every

[11:48] witness that got up there was so brave.

[11:52] And for him to get off on all of that,

[11:56] it just didn't do anything for people

[11:58] wanting to come forward and talk about

[12:00] their experiences and feel like they're

[12:01] going to be believed and taken

[12:02] seriously. I thought that was really

[12:04] disheartening. Uh so getting back on

[12:06] track, I do think that the the Charlie

[12:08] Kirk case should be no different,

[12:11] especially with all the speculation

[12:13] surrounding

[12:15] this case. There is just so many holes.

[12:18] There's so many questions. There's so

[12:20] many things that are odd.

[12:22] Baron Coleman brought up a great point

[12:25] last night saying that why was Charlie

[12:27] sitting on like a platform with the

[12:29] chair? Why was he sitting so high up?

[12:32] Why was his behind even with the table?

[12:35] Like that's awkward, right? Um he that

[12:38] was never done in the past. So it's just

[12:41] very awkward. And I even said this in

[12:44] the beginning. If you looked at Charlie

[12:45] Kirk's head, you guys, he was tall. you

[12:47] know, his head isn't far from the top of

[12:49] the tent. So, it just really didn't make

[12:51] a lot of sense. The only thing I could

[12:53] think of, and I haven't been there, is

[12:54] UVU obviously to me it looks like you're

[12:57] sitting in a fishbowl. You're down here

[12:59] and then the levels obviously go up. I

[13:02] don't know. But from from that vantage

[13:04] point, the only thing that would make

[13:05] sense, and I think Baron brought this

[13:07] up, was is the reason that he was on the

[13:09] platform is if and this is all

[13:11] allegedly, if it was planned, would that

[13:16] would Charlie have to be elevated in

[13:17] that chair in order for Tyler Robinson

[13:20] to lay prone to be able to make that

[13:23] trae trajectory? So, that was kind of an

[13:26] interesting point. I don't know enough

[13:27] about ballistics. I don't know enough

[13:28] about that stuff, but it was like an

[13:30] interesting point that he brought up.

[13:32] So there was that. Um, so I really I

[13:36] don't know. I have so many questions

[13:38] still and I think as time goes guys you

[13:41] a lot of people are we're we have like

[13:44] fatigue a little bit but you can't stop

[13:46] asking the questions because so many

[13:48] exist and the FBI is not doing anything

[13:52] about trying to eliminate those. So that

[13:54] is so not helpful. Let's see what is the

[13:57] next thing I want to talk about. So,

[14:00] uh, Jesse also had asked her to walk him

[14:04] through the day before and, uh, she

[14:07] explained that, you know, he slept in

[14:10] the daughter's room because typically

[14:12] the daughter like to sleep in their bed.

[14:15] Anybody, you know, who has a toddler in

[14:17] bed, you know, toddlers toss and turn.

[14:19] So, she felt like he was super excited

[14:22] about his campus tour and it was best

[14:25] that he slept in her room being that he

[14:27] really needed to get a good night's

[14:29] sleep. And so, that next morning before

[14:32] he was leaving, now mind you, he's going

[14:34] out of town, anytime my husband travels

[14:37] for work, he will wake me up in the

[14:39] morning just to give me a kiss and say

[14:41] goodbye. Love you. You know, I'll let

[14:42] you know when I get there, blah blah

[14:44] blah blah. And then I go back to sleep

[14:46] or if I want to get up for the day, I

[14:48] get up for the day. I have no idea why

[14:50] he would go in there like she said and

[14:52] get his wedding ring and get his

[14:55] necklace

[14:56] and then leave without saying goodbye.

[14:58] So, one of the things she pointed out

[15:00] was she didn't get to kiss him goodbye.

[15:02] She didn't get to say goodbye. Um, and

[15:06] this is all speculation and I don't

[15:08] really like bringing this up, but it is

[15:10] a point to be made that there has been

[15:12] talk on the internet about they were,

[15:15] you know, going to be getting a divorce

[15:18] or there was a separation going on. And

[15:21] I I'm like most people out there like

[15:23] Baron and Ian Carol, uh, Baron Coleman.

[15:27] I'm not going to attack his wife. Not

[15:31] yet. to me. Yeah, there's some things

[15:33] that are like odd her behavior. People

[15:36] grieve different. People I mean, people

[15:39] see me and think I'm super stoic, too,

[15:43] because I'm not a super smiley, like

[15:44] overan animated person at all

[15:46] whatsoever. Usually have a dead straight

[15:48] look on my face. I have people tell me

[15:50] all the time to smile. Uh I just don't

[15:53] walk around with a smile plastered on my

[15:54] face. I don't randomly talk to

[15:56] strangers. I just kind of keep to

[15:58] myself. I do say, "Hi, how are you?" I'm

[16:00] polite. I have manners, but I'm just not

[16:02] like this overly friendly like until I

[16:05] get to know you uh person. I just am

[16:10] very like leerary of of everything

[16:12] because I have experienced so many crazy

[16:16] situations in life. And I can get into

[16:17] that in another podcast where I'm always

[16:20] aware of my surroundings. I'm always

[16:23] thinking of the what if because in

[16:27] today's day and age, I feel like

[16:28] personally, you have to you have to be

[16:30] on guard all the time. You have to be

[16:33] constantly wondering who's around you,

[16:35] where's the nearest exit

[16:38] game plan, you know what I mean? So, for

[16:40] me, it's just so different. So, I can

[16:42] imagine like how she feels when people

[16:45] look at you and go, "Oh, well, you're

[16:47] not this enough or you're not that

[16:48] enough or you know, why aren't you

[16:49] smiling or why aren't you, you know what

[16:51] I mean? I have people look at me and go,

[16:52] "Smile." And it's like, "No, I don't

[16:55] have to smile to to be happy." Like, I

[16:58] it's okay. Uh, so I could I kind of

[17:02] understand that. So, I don't really go

[17:04] so much off of how she looks. I know the

[17:06] fake tears thing has, you know, gone on.

[17:09] I personally think she's really got

[17:11] tears. And especially last night, you

[17:13] could see like the tears in her on her

[17:15] face and you could see she is crying

[17:17] because she's wiping her makeup right

[17:18] off her face. Um so in my opinion

[17:23] you know grief is just very very

[17:26] personal. I lost my dad two years ago um

[17:30] suddenly and I will tell you that

[17:33] because it was sudden and because of how

[17:36] it happened I had to be strong for my

[17:39] family. And so

[17:43] yeah when my husband told me my dad was

[17:45] gone um I had a horrible reaction. I

[17:50] lost like my legs were like jello-. I

[17:52] fell on the floor. I was like, "No." I

[17:53] was in such disbelief, you guys. I was

[17:55] calling everybody saying, "This can't

[17:56] this isn't real." Like, "Why is my

[17:57] husband lying?" But what I'm getting at

[18:00] is then I prayed to God and I said,

[18:03] "God, just give me the strength to get

[18:05] through today." And then the next day I

[18:06] would say, "God, give me the strength to

[18:07] get through tomorrow."

[18:10] And I had to do that because

[18:12] my brother watched his dad drop dead in

[18:14] front of him. He was only 24.

[18:17] My uh my other brother's only three

[18:20] years younger than me and he was just in

[18:24] shock. You know, he probably helped me

[18:26] the most. I think him and I kind of

[18:28] tried to like pull everything together,

[18:31] but at the end of the day, I really

[18:33] couldn't be sobbing and crying because I

[18:35] had to like handle business. So, in

[18:38] those situations, like sometimes it's

[18:40] not a matter of she didn't really love

[18:42] him or there's something odd about the

[18:43] situation. Sometimes it's just she has

[18:45] to pull herself together. She has to

[18:47] handle business. Like she only has her.

[18:50] Uh from what we've heard from her, her

[18:52] mother is sick. And with that being

[18:55] said, she may not have a ton of help.

[18:57] And maybe maybe deep down there is a

[19:00] reason that she wants to handle

[19:01] everything or she wants to look at

[19:03] everything. Maybe she doesn't trust

[19:05] people to handle those things. I'm one

[19:07] of those people like I will kill myself

[19:10] basically and stress myself to not ask

[19:13] other people for help. Maybe that's the

[19:14] kind of person she is. I don't know. Uh,

[19:17] typically very independent people are

[19:20] like that. They want to do it

[19:21] themselves. So, who knows? There could

[19:22] be so many reasons for all of that uh

[19:24] behavior. The bottom line is is that

[19:26] just because she's not balling her eyes

[19:28] on a national television and uh totally

[19:31] sobbing and she she puts herself

[19:33] together in nice clothes and and

[19:34] whatever and goes on there and talks

[19:36] doesn't mean that she's not grieving. It

[19:39] doesn't make her grief less. It doesn't

[19:41] make her loss less. Follow what I'm

[19:43] saying?

[19:45] So that I really don't want to like

[19:47] super go into because

[19:49] I mean I I've experienced it myself and

[19:52] um it's not my husband but it was my

[19:54] father and um I was not super cry at

[19:58] times and I'm sure I didn't look super

[20:00] Actually, you want to know what we did

[20:02] our vow renewal for our wedding and my

[20:06] dad passed away August 6th and our vow

[20:08] renewal was uh what was it? August 21st.

[20:13] And I remember when everyone came to my

[20:15] bow renewal, they were like, "Nicole's

[20:17] holding up actually like really well."

[20:19] Like my friend's boyfriend said that and

[20:21] even she said that. And she lost her dad

[20:22] and he lost his dad uh even younger than

[20:25] me. I lost my dad at 34. So, uh they

[20:29] said that to me and I thought, well,

[20:31] what am I supposed to do? I'm at this

[20:33] vow renewal that I paid all this money

[20:35] to have and this beautiful dress. Um, I

[20:39] could have canceled it and lost all my

[20:41] money, but everyone was like, "No, let's

[20:43] just, you know, do it." And, uh, what

[20:47] are you to do? Like, you can't sobb in

[20:50] in a vow renewal over my dad. Like, if I

[20:52] was going to sobb and I was going to be

[20:53] able to keep myself together and we

[20:54] weren't going to have fun and eat dinner

[20:57] and dance and have a good time, then

[20:58] what was the point in having it? I

[21:00] should have canceled it. That's how I

[21:01] looked at it. So, sometimes it's just a

[21:03] matter of like sucking things up, guys.

[21:05] and and you know that's just how it is.

[21:09] So, uh getting back on track,

[21:13] he didn't sleep in bed. Uh didn't say

[21:15] goodbye. Let's see. Uh the rumors of

[21:19] marital issues. Who knows how true that

[21:20] is, you guys. I do think it's

[21:22] interesting that that's out there. Um,

[21:25] like I said, I don't want to go hard on

[21:27] Erica, but there's been a lot of things

[21:29] in, you know, her past or or ties to

[21:31] this Romanian um,

[21:34] uh, orphanage. So, you know, that

[21:38] doesn't look really great, but then

[21:40] again, that doesn't mean anything. You

[21:43] know what I mean? So, um, in that sense,

[21:46] like we there's just nothing really

[21:49] there that we're going to look super

[21:50] into. Um,

[21:53] you know, I did find it interesting,

[21:55] too. They asked Erica, well, Jesse

[21:57] Waters asked Erica, you know, when did

[22:00] you know that you met the right person?

[22:02] And that you fell in love with Charlie.

[22:05] And her response was, "Well, he knew

[22:09] right away." And I had to pray on it.

[22:12] And I thought that was kind of

[22:13] interesting because I could tell you

[22:16] that

[22:18] for me, my grandmother used to say, "You

[22:20] know when you know, I knew and I knew."

[22:22] And I knew pretty much right away and so

[22:23] did my husband. So I found that

[22:26] interesting that she had to pray on it.

[22:28] Um

[22:29] that was but you know and like what kind

[22:31] of once again what kind of question is

[22:33] that during this kind of interview? Um I

[22:37] don't know. Let me know what you guys

[22:38] think. I just think there was a lot of

[22:40] questions that she kind of danced

[22:42] around. Uh, and then again, the other

[22:45] question that I found interesting was

[22:46] when she was asked if she believes that

[22:48] they have the right person and she

[22:50] didn't come out and say directly yes or

[22:52] no. She just kind of like dances around,

[22:54] you know, dances around and just says

[22:55] they have a great team and they have a a

[22:59] great amount of mounting evidence and

[23:02] you know that will be shown in court and

[23:05] uh they have a great team and she trusts

[23:07] the team is basically and so many

[23:10] basically how she put it. So uh I'm

[23:13] paraphrasing here but it's the gist of

[23:15] it. So evidently she really has a lot of

[23:19] faith in their legal team. I'm curious

[23:23] to see what mounting evidence they have.

[23:25] And I do think it's interesting if you

[23:26] have mounting evidence why we're so

[23:28] against

[23:30] some of the evidence being put out there

[23:32] to dismiss the conspiracy theories that

[23:36] are all over the place. Right? If the

[23:38] evidence is that good in my opinion, you

[23:40] guys, like no matter what you put out

[23:41] there, like he's going to be found

[23:42] guilty and that's going to be that. So,

[23:45] um I don't know. I think that I just

[23:48] think that's interesting is what I'm

[23:50] saying to you. So, we will see.

[23:53] I guess depending on if they decide to

[23:56] make this, you know, public or not.

[23:59] I'm hoping that they do decide to um

[24:05] keep it public. Like I said, it's a

[24:07] state case. It's not federal. Uh

[24:09] typically, you would see with federal

[24:11] cases always. There's no cameras in the

[24:14] courtroom. This is not federal. I think

[24:16] they were going to try really, really,

[24:18] really hard to make it federal. Uh, the

[24:21] case has been moved from October to uh

[24:23] January, which I think is interesting. I

[24:27] worry about Tyler Robinson that he's

[24:29] going to get awfully sad and solitary

[24:31] and something's going to happen, if you

[24:33] know what I mean. We don't want him to

[24:35] be Epstein or anything. How convenient

[24:38] that would be.

[24:40] But at the end of the day, people just

[24:42] want the truth. They want answers and

[24:46] hopefully we're going to get them, guys.

[24:48] I think if we keep pushing enough, we

[24:49] will. Let's see.

[24:52] I'm just trying to make sure that I went

[24:55] over everything that the points that I

[24:58] felt were,

[25:00] you know, very um

[25:03] stood out to me. Um and I think that

[25:06] that's the main ones. It all comes back

[25:08] to you guys. Hopefully, we get these

[25:11] answers. I still think the McCoys are

[25:14] extremely suspicious. I think it's

[25:16] extremely weird that we got this little

[25:18] clip of Mikey uh in this interview with

[25:22] Erica. Like no one else. Like where are

[25:26] Charlie Kirk's parents? Like are they

[25:28] not talking to Erica? Like what is going

[25:30] on? Because you see them grieving. We

[25:32] saw them at the when they were

[25:34] presenting him with the Medal of Freedom

[25:36] award. But

[25:39] where where are they? Like why are they

[25:41] not out there asking for answers? Why

[25:45] are they not out there? Why didn't Why

[25:46] weren't they in there with in the

[25:48] interview? Why weren't they in a video

[25:49] that they showed in the interview? Why

[25:52] just Mikey McCoy? The amazing Mikey

[25:55] McCoy.

[25:57] So, we shall see. Guys, let me know in

[25:59] the comments what you guys thought of

[26:01] the video of her. Excuse me. Um, be sure

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[26:53] The next video I plan to put out, I want

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[27:00] and Mandani obviously winning the

[27:03] election, what he's campaigning, uh what

[27:06] his campaign plan was for New York, and

[27:09] how scary this is actually turning out.

[27:11] As a resident of Florida,

[27:13] we are truly worried that half of New

[27:16] York is going to be down here no time.

[27:19] So, with that being said, that will

[27:21] that's going to be my next video that

[27:22] I'm going to do. I'll probably I'm going

[27:24] to try to have that out later today for

[27:25] you guys. And what was the other? There

[27:29] was one other video I was going to do. I

[27:31] do want to talk about Nick Fuentes and

[27:33] the and Ben Shapiro like the beef. I

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[27:50] uh, that'll probably be like more like a

[27:52] series. But, I look forward to seeing

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