Joe Rogan SLAMS the Left for CELEBRATING Charlie Kirk’s Death!

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[00:19] got Joe Rogan blasting the left on their

[00:24] celebration of what happened to Charlie.

[00:27] Joe Rogan is getting at these people. He

[00:30] is disgusted with these people and what

[00:34] they are willing to celebrate as all of

[00:38] us are when we see the videos. It is

[00:40] absolutely

[00:42] it's just it's mindboggling cuz I just I

[00:45] have no part in me that would do that

[00:47] with anyone. Going to play the Joe Rogan

[00:49] clip. Then we're going to play somebody

[00:51] named uh Cam Higgby who's also picked up

[00:56] where Charlie Kirk left off. He's going

[00:58] to universities and he is seeing that

[01:02] they haven't learned. They haven't

[01:05] learned whatsoever

[01:07] what happened to Charlie. People some

[01:10] people were celebrating. Some people

[01:11] were acting like they were actually

[01:12] outraged. But you can see from the clips

[01:16] that I'm going to show you, they haven't

[01:17] learned, man. Not at all. Let's jump

[01:19] into it right now.

[01:22] >> Life,

[01:22] >> none. None. And I think one of the

[01:24] problems with doctors and uh my friend

[01:27] who's a doctor told me this is like you

[01:29] just get numb when you see too many

[01:30] people die. He's like it's a very it's a

[01:33] very dangerous state of mind because you

[01:36] just see someone you're like, "Well,

[01:37] he's going to die." And then you go have

[01:39] a sandwich.

[01:39] >> We're getting numb as a society seeing

[01:41] people die.

[01:42] >> Well, the Charlie Kirk thing opened up

[01:44] my eyes. Yeah. I I never expected so

[01:46] many people would celebrate that man's

[01:48] murder.

[01:49] >> That is evil. That's

[01:50] >> bizarre. Just bizarre. Like normal

[01:53] people that I think think they're good

[01:55] people and they think they genuinely

[01:57] think that guy was a bad guy. And I

[01:59] don't think they're right. And I think

[02:00] they were indoctrinated. And I don't

[02:02] agree with everything that Charlie Kirk

[02:03] said or did.

[02:04] >> I don't care if he was a bad guy or not.

[02:06] >> He's not a bad guy.

[02:07] >> I don't want to see him I don't want to

[02:08] see anybody die.

[02:09] >> First of all, he's [ __ ] your age,

[02:10] right? He's a young guy, right? and he

[02:13] you would go around to college campuses

[02:15] and have arguments with people or have

[02:17] discussions with people, have debates

[02:18] with people,

[02:19] >> but it infuriated people because

[02:21] >> they felt like this guy is going against

[02:25] the progress that was being made in

[02:27] society. But what he did not feel like

[02:29] was progress like it was a progressive

[02:32] agenda that was being pushed in most

[02:34] college campuses. It's a leftist Marxist

[02:36] sort of agenda. He didn't feel like that

[02:39] was the correct way to live and he felt

[02:41] like he had arguments against it and he

[02:43] wanted and it was you know it's a

[02:44] business too right like he developed

[02:47] this big social media platform because

[02:48] of it and

[02:50] >> I you know I don't like I said I don't

[02:51] agree I don't think he some of the

[02:53] things he said he should have said but

[02:54] the fact that people were cheering when

[02:56] he died normal people housewives moms

[02:59] likeing people working at banks people

[03:02] working at various industries

[03:04] celebrating a man getting shot in front

[03:06] of his kids

[03:08] >> in the front of the whole world like

[03:09] what the is wrong with us?

[03:11] >> Yeah, that's that's evil. Um I don't

[03:13] know that kind of I think it it really

[03:16] it made me feel extra weird too because

[03:18] it was an innocent man. I'll give some

[03:20] leniency, you know, maybe

[03:22] >> uh they're doing a public execution of

[03:24] like a a mass murderer or a child, you

[03:26] know, something like that. But that

[03:27] seeing an innocent man trying to have a

[03:29] conversation get shot in front of his

[03:30] kids.

[03:31] >> Yeah.

[03:31] >> And people celebrate that, it made me

[03:33] feel uh made me feel a certain way.

[03:35] >> Yeah. It was not justice. But I think

[03:37] people are poisoned by social media. I

[03:39] really really firmly believe that. I

[03:41] think I think social media has people

[03:44] completely twisted. And I think a lot of

[03:46] what has people completely twisted is

[03:48] not even organic. I think it's all on

[03:50] purpose that you're being manipulated by

[03:52] foreign governments, by bot farms, and

[03:55] by various elements either in our

[03:57] government or other governments. And

[03:59] they do it for their own agenda, for

[04:01] their own end. And it's dark. Well,

[04:03] there's a Proverbs verse that um it's I

[04:07] can't remember where it's at, but it's

[04:08] like, "He who doesn't find me harms

[04:11] himself, and he who loves death hates

[04:13] me." And that, you know, if you love God

[04:17] and you you can't love death, you can't

[04:19] love somebody getting killed,

[04:20] >> right?

[04:20] >> That's just there's the line right

[04:22] there. There's evil and good right

[04:23] there.

[04:23] >> Yeah.

[04:24] >> And so there's there's no justification

[04:26] for that. And we actually cuz I we've

[04:29] always made a point in the band to not

[04:30] get political. We don't care what your

[04:32] politics are. We just come listen to our

[04:34] music. Come have fun at our show. We

[04:36] don't care. Every one of us in the band

[04:39] originally. We all have different views

[04:41] politically and religiously in some type

[04:43] of way. But we managed to be brothers

[04:46] and you know be in a band together. So

[04:49] we I've just gotten and I love a good

[04:50] political talk, but lately I've just

[04:52] been so jaded from it. So and I don't

[04:54] want to ever like divide my fan base or

[04:56] anything. You know how you vote or how

[04:57] you believe is none of my business. we

[05:00] are here to entertain you and uh so I'd

[05:02] never want to use my platform to to do

[05:04] that but we're just we got so sick of

[05:07] seeing people put politics above

[05:08] humanity we actually we had wrote a song

[05:11] about it um in April in the studio uh

[05:14] called People Hating and

[05:17] that's we weren't going to put it out as

[05:19] a single at first we were going to do

[05:20] another another song but after the the

[05:22] Charlie Kirk thing it's just like hey we

[05:24] got together and we like I think we need

[05:25] to put people hating out instead for the

[05:26] first single because

[05:29] just we we've got to start we've got to

[05:31] stop killing each other over beliefs and

[05:33] stop hating each other over beliefs, you

[05:34] know.

[05:35] >> Yeah. It'sing insane.

[05:36] >> Everybody's race is different.

[05:37] Everybody's experiencing life different.

[05:38] And everybody's trying to figure it out

[05:40] the same as you are. And it's just

[05:42] really weird now.

[05:43] >> It's really weird. And it's celebrated

[05:45] to hate people. And that's that's the

[05:47] weird part. And most of us know that

[05:49] that's wrong. And that's why like when

[05:51] this Charlie Kirk thing happens, there's

[05:53] a giant blowback. And most people

[05:55] recognize like, hey, as a collectively,

[05:57] as as a society, this is not right.

[06:00] Regardless of whoever that person is,

[06:02] whether that person's on the left or the

[06:03] right, they just got shot in front of

[06:05] the whole world. This is it's not a

[06:07] thing to celebrate ever. And especially

[06:09] when you're seeing people on the left

[06:10] that are supposed to be progressives.

[06:12] These are supposed to be the kind,

[06:13] compassionate, inclusive people that are

[06:16] celebrating gun violence,

[06:18] >> public execution. Like, that's insane.

[06:21] That's that's in a public assassination.

[06:23] That's insane.

[06:24] >> Yeah. I mean, you can't you can't be for

[06:26] you can't be against guns and then

[06:27] celebrate when someone is killed by a

[06:28] gun,

[06:29] >> right? Yeah. No, it doesn't make any

[06:30] sense. But that's that hypocrisy is just

[06:32] a symptom of where we where we find

[06:34] ourselves where we're all just so many

[06:37] of us are confused because of the

[06:40] rhetoric online. And again, a lot of

[06:42] that's not normal. It's not organic.

[06:44] It's not real. It's not real people. And

[06:46] it's not what you would ever get in real

[06:48] social circles of healthy people.

[06:50] >> Yeah. You're only getting it through

[06:52] this very bizarre filter of just text on

[06:56] social media and videos where someone

[06:58] just talking to the camera, celebrating

[06:59] on social media. It's like it's very

[07:01] strange.

[07:02] >> Most of the time you walk around because

[07:04] we travel all over the place and most

[07:05] time when you walk around, stop watching

[07:07] the news, get off your phone and just

[07:08] walk around in society.

[07:10] >> Yeah.

[07:10] >> It's really really not that bad.

[07:12] >> It's not that bad and that is the key.

[07:14] But most people are not going to get off

[07:16] their phone. Yeah. And that's what's

[07:17] most people most people are just fully

[07:19] hooked on that damn thing.

[07:21] >> You think it's weird now? Wait till all

[07:22] these uh wait till all these iPhone

[07:23] babies grow up and all these tablet

[07:25] babies grow up. Yeah. You seen the

[07:26] videos of taking the tablets away and

[07:27] the babies are like freaking out having

[07:29] withdrawals and stuff.

[07:30] >> Oh yeah,

[07:33] >> man. I like this guy. I have to figure

[07:34] out what this guy's name is. This

[07:36] individual here, he's great. Absolutely

[07:39] great. This is a ve This is very much

[07:41] one of those Sleeper episodes. Like you

[07:44] look at it right now. It's been out for

[07:45] a few days. Usually Rogan's episodes hit

[07:49] a million or at least they're at like

[07:50] 800,000 by now. And these guys are still

[07:54] they haven't even broken 400,000 views

[07:56] on YouTube. It's cuz people they

[07:58] probably don't know the band name. It

[08:00] just says the Red Clay Strays. Maybe

[08:03] people don't know. But this is a great

[08:05] episode. And and each guy because

[08:07] there's three guys there with Rogan and

[08:10] then each each of them has a great

[08:11] perspective. But this guy especially,

[08:13] this guy especially, he's he has a he

[08:15] has a really strong relationship with

[08:17] God. And uh although he doesn't like to

[08:20] get political in this in this setting,

[08:23] he is not afraid to speak his mind at

[08:25] all. Really really like it. But anyway,

[08:28] let's jump into

[08:30] Go check out the episode. I'm telling

[08:31] you, man. I mean, I'm bringing you the

[08:33] best parts, but still still there's

[08:35] there's there's something that I think

[08:37] is great that you you were just like,

[08:40] "Okay, this is the best." But there that

[08:42] if you watch it, you'll be like, "Oh,

[08:44] this this part is great." You know? I'm

[08:47] not in your head. You know what I mean?

[08:49] Kind of am, but not really. Let's jump

[08:53] into this. Now, this person right here,

[08:55] this is what this guy had to say. I'll

[08:56] show you what he had to say first, and

[08:58] then I'll show you who he is.

[09:01] Oh god. And the [ __ ] whitewashing of

[09:05] And let's be very clear here, the world

[09:07] is a better place without Charlie Kirk.

[09:10] Okay, that guy was a [ __ ] ghoul who

[09:13] who promoted violence constantly. A

[09:16] [ __ ] horrible ghoul. Okay, that guy

[09:19] the world is much better with his with

[09:22] him gone. I feel super bad for his

[09:24] daughters,

[09:26] you know? I And but man, what a horrible

[09:29] human being that guy was. Thank goodness

[09:32] he is out of this world. Now, again, I

[09:35] do not I do not support violence, you

[09:39] know.

[09:40] Are you sure, man? Are you sure?

[09:44] You are you positive?

[09:49] What? I don't even know what to say to

[09:51] that. I do not support violence, but but

[09:55] when violence happens, I do smile and

[09:58] feel really good about it. Huh, that's

[10:01] weird.

[10:03] That almost seems like supporting it.

[10:06] No, no, I don't support it. It's just

[10:08] when it takes place against people I

[10:10] don't like, I get very gleeful and my

[10:12] day gets better. Oh,

[10:16] that sounds that sounds like support.

[10:20] You know, people who support me get real

[10:22] happy when I do things. Come on, man.

[10:25] >> But man, let's not whitewash anything

[10:28] here. That guy was a piece of and the

[10:31] world is a much better place without

[10:33] him. Okay?

[10:36] And again, violence is bad. I do not

[10:39] agree with any violence. So, but the

[10:44] world is better place without him. You

[10:46] don't agree with viol just mental

[10:48] gymnastics. I'm telling you, the mental

[10:50] gymnastics people do when they have a a

[10:54] bone to pick with somebody is just, oh

[10:56] yeah, I got to show you who this guy is.

[10:58] I completely forgot. Let's jump over

[11:00] here. Check this out. This guy actually

[11:02] posted this. Uh, Jack Poso says, "Hi,

[11:06] State Department. Is this your official

[11:08] Preston Jacobs celebrating what happened

[11:11] to Charlie Kirk? The world would be a

[11:13] better place without Charlie Kirk." is a

[11:16] better place without Charlie Kirk. This

[11:18] guy works for the State Department.

[11:20] Legitly works for the State Department.

[11:23] Someone who is working in the government

[11:27] is celebrating when a citizen

[11:31] ends up losing their life because he

[11:34] didn't like his he didn't like the

[11:37] shorts that he saw on YouTube. He didn't

[11:40] like the Tik Toks, so he feels it's a

[11:43] much better place. And you know, not to

[11:46] flip the script, but I mean, listen to

[11:49] what this guy has to say.

[11:51] I'm I'm not going to say it, but I'm

[11:54] just saying you're saying that it would

[11:55] be a better place without Charlie. Look

[11:57] what you have to say when someone passes

[11:59] away. Look how you act. And it would be

[12:03] a better place without him. Come on,

[12:06] man. Absolutely ridiculous. Anyway, this

[12:09] is where we get into um this is Cam.

[12:12] This is Cam Higgby. Higgby. He was at

[12:16] Tennessee and this is what happened to

[12:18] him. This is what I mean by they haven't

[12:19] learned anything yet.

[12:29] >> They threw a drink up top.

[12:30] >> Oh my gosh. They threw a drink up top.

[12:36] >> Did somebody just throw something at our

[12:37] car? S

[12:38] >> They just tried to hit the car.

[12:41] They're still hitting the car. Whoa.

[12:45] That was loud.

[12:48] [Music]

[12:50] So they confronted him. He literally

[12:53] just set up the sign, you know, the

[12:55] whole exactly like Charlie would do,

[12:58] exactly like Crowder would do. He just

[13:00] set up the sign, wanted to have

[13:01] conversations, and they immediately went

[13:04] to this. They immediately went to just

[13:06] going nuts. They immediately went to

[13:09] chasing him out, threatening him with

[13:10] violence. Immediately jumped into that.

[13:13] Like that's the thing to do. Absolutely

[13:15] ridiculous. This was a Tennessee

[13:17] University I believe.

[13:20] But you know, and you know what, as much

[13:23] as I might say, you know, good for him,

[13:27] now he has to kind of he has to be

[13:30] prepared. So this is what ended up

[13:32] happening when he went to another place.

[13:35] Somebody actually actually went after

[13:37] him. Somebody actually went to him and

[13:40] tried to actually, you know, punch him,

[13:44] tried to hit him, tried to assault him,

[13:46] and uh this is how it turned out.

[13:48] >> Yeah, that's right. Walk it off.

[13:52] [Music]

[13:53] >> Right. Run away.

[13:56] [Music]

[14:01] >> Yeah. What you're seeing is uh somebody

[14:03] just got they got pepper- sprayed. They

[14:05] got pepper- sprayed pretty hard. This is

[14:07] the aftermath of it. Not going to show

[14:09] you when he actually did it, but this is

[14:12] what happened. So now he has to do this.

[14:16] And that's is as funny as you know, you

[14:18] hear him say, "Walk it off." As funny as

[14:20] that might be, like now you have to do

[14:23] this type of thing. So now he has to

[14:26] engage in this type of behavior because

[14:28] this person's engaging in this type of

[14:29] behavior

[14:31] because they haven't learned. They

[14:33] didn't learn anything. I mean, if you

[14:35] couldn't tell by the celebrations that

[14:37] they didn't learn anything, the fact

[14:39] that they're just going right back to

[14:41] actually hurting people who they oppose

[14:44] who oppose them.

[14:46] It's just that's the sign right there.

[14:48] It's absolutely crazy. Also, to the dude

[14:51] that works at the State Department, he

[14:53] has not been fired. He has not been

[14:56] nothing nothing has happened to him.

[14:58] Now, you might feel like that's good

[14:59] because freedom of speech. You might

[15:01] feel like that's bad, but I was looking

[15:03] into it to see if anything had happened

[15:06] and nothing has happened. No statements

[15:08] been released whatsoever. Um, and it's

[15:12] sad. It's sad a little bit. I mean, you

[15:15] know, I know how hard it is to get along

[15:18] in the world. I've worked a lot of

[15:21] different jobs. So, when someone gets

[15:24] fired, I'm kind of like, ah, yeah, I

[15:26] kind of don't want to see him get fired.

[15:29] But at the same time, when I see a guy

[15:32] like that and he's working for the

[15:33] government, it's like, you need a

[15:34] different line of work. First off,

[15:36] you're living for the you're working for

[15:37] the government and you're a streamer.

[15:39] Cuz if I don't know if you could tell

[15:41] from that clip, he was streaming. So

[15:43] you're a streamer. He usually does Game

[15:45] of Thrones commentary.

[15:48] Don't know what that is, but that's what

[15:50] he does. Cool. And

[15:54] somehow he gets into that type of

[15:57] rhetoric while he's at his Game of

[16:00] Thrones stream.

[16:03] I don't know. I don't get it, man. Just

[16:05] ridiculous. And then you have this lady

[16:06] here. What she taught what she taught

[16:09] her kids is just heinous.

[16:12] >> I have the best news ever.

[16:14] >> What? Donald Trump died.

[16:17] >> Uh, second best news.

[16:19] >> The vice president died.

[16:22] Okay, third best news

[16:24] >> that Elon Musk died.

[16:26] >> Okay. No, no, no, no.

[16:28] My best friend is getting married.

[16:31] >> Which one is it?

[16:32] >> Taylor Swift.

[16:34] Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey got

[16:36] engaged.

[16:39] >> Wow.

[16:41] So, you've taught your kids, you say the

[16:44] best news ever, and your kids are like,

[16:47] "The president passed away." Then they

[16:49] say the vice president passed away. Then

[16:52] they say Elon Musk passed away. And they

[16:55] have huge smiles on their faces.

[16:58] Just just wild. I'm telling you, they

[17:01] just they haven't learned. They haven't

[17:02] learned. And they're teaching they're

[17:04] teaching their kids. Just it's just it's

[17:07] crazy. Just crazy to me. Oh man. But

[17:11] yeah, that's uh that's what's going on

[17:13] right now. Joe Rogan is right in what

[17:15] he's saying 100%.

[17:18] You know, you talk about like the talk

[17:20] about being caring, the talk it the talk

[17:23] about being progressive and caring and

[17:27] and and caring for all people and

[17:29] wanting safe spaces for people because

[17:33] everybody deserves a a safe space. How

[17:37] quickly all of that just evaporates in

[17:40] the face of being questioned whatsoever.

[17:42] It's just I don't know, man. I don't

[17:46] know. I I I'll be honest. I don't see it

[17:48] on the right. I don't see it on the

[17:50] right. I know a lot of people like to

[17:52] always say in these conversations, even

[17:53] Joe was trying to do it a little bit

[17:55] when he's talking about Charlie, I don't

[17:56] see I don't see it on both sides. I

[17:58] really don't. You know, like Joe was

[18:00] like, "Oh, you know, I don't agree with

[18:02] everything Charlie said." I don't know.

[18:04] I haven't watched everything that

[18:06] Charlie's done. I've watched a lot hours

[18:08] and hours of what he's done.

[18:10] I mean, I haven't really disagreed with

[18:13] anything he said.

[18:15] That's just me. That's just me. I I

[18:18] mean, maybe there is something I would

[18:19] agree disagree with, but I I haven't

[18:21] seen it yet. I would love to know what

[18:23] Joe saw him say that made him go, "No,

[18:26] that's that's not a good thing to say."

[18:28] I would love to know that. But yeah,

[18:30] man. Just those clips in general. You

[18:32] know, I I got into a back and forth with

[18:35] somebody on X and uh

[18:40] this guy Ashton Forbes, you probably

[18:42] know him. We got a little back and

[18:44] forth. I saw him He was writing to

[18:46] somebody. He was basically using

[18:48] Charlie. He was using Charlie.

[18:51] He's using a a a passedway political

[18:55] figure of sorts and he was using God.

[18:58] And he was saying that anybody that

[19:00] believes in anything other than the

[19:02] official narrative that's going on in

[19:05] regards to Charlie um like they're going

[19:09] like he's talking about going against

[19:10] God. Why don't I just pull it up? I'm

[19:12] already talking about it. Why not, you

[19:15] know? And listen, I got nothing against

[19:18] the guy. I want the guy on my podcast. I

[19:20] actually have some people who I

[19:22] interviewed who were like, "This this

[19:24] guy would be great on your podcast." And

[19:26] I'm I'm interested. I'm still

[19:27] interested. So, I'm I'm down to do it.

[19:29] But it the only reason I bring it up is

[19:33] because

[19:34] there are so many people who

[19:39] So, what was he actually saying? Get

[19:41] your apology forms. Get your apology

[19:44] forms ready.

[19:47] Uh pushing gross fake about Erica, her

[19:52] husband and children,

[19:54] uh about her husband that her children

[19:57] will have to deal with, seek atonement

[19:59] from God. And then he has this,

[20:03] it's crazy because he's using the Kirk

[20:06] family and he's like, "You have to

[20:07] apologize to me." And here's the form.

[20:10] Now, it's a joke, but I was still like,

[20:12] "You shouldn't bring God up when you're

[20:14] doing a political troll bit with an

[20:16] apology form." Again, I told you guys,

[20:18] I'm getting deeper into my faith. I'm

[20:20] I'm being very open about my faith. Um,

[20:23] just saying that's not what God's for.

[20:26] And then he said back, we're being

[20:28] polite. He said, "Definitely applies

[20:30] here. It's pure evil to use a dead man

[20:32] for political purposes, right?" And then

[20:36] I ended up saying,

[20:38] you know, I said, "But you're using God

[20:41] and the dead man at the same time. I

[20:43] wouldn't call you yourself evil, but

[20:45] what's prompting you to do something

[20:47] like this is evil. You know, what you're

[20:50] doing here is not of God. It is not of

[20:52] Christianity, and it's definitely not

[20:54] what Charlie would do. God judges. You

[20:56] don't." So, I just figured I would say

[20:59] that because, you know, I just I felt I

[21:01] felt called to say it, you know, um even

[21:05] beyond Charlie. Again, I'm open in my

[21:08] faith. I'm trying to be like Charlie

[21:10] said, he wanted to be remembered for

[21:11] being courageous in his faith. I want to

[21:14] be like that with my faith. So, I'm I'm

[21:17] going to speak up when somebody's

[21:18] misusing God. I'm going to speak up. Not

[21:20] going to judge you, but I'm going to

[21:22] speak up when someone's misusing God.

[21:24] But the reason I bring this up is

[21:25] because I've played the clip before.

[21:28] I've played it so many times on this on

[21:31] on my show and it's when Jordan Peterson

[21:34] is talking with Destiny and he says, you

[21:38] know, you

[21:40] he goes, you have to really think about,

[21:43] he's like, there's wellto-do people who

[21:45] say there's too many people on the

[21:47] planet. He goes, these people are good

[21:48] people. Just like Joe was saying, these

[21:50] people are good people, but then they

[21:53] say this thing of there's too many

[21:54] people. And Jordan Peterson goes through

[21:56] this whole thing very passionately. He's

[21:57] like, who's the too many people? Who's

[22:00] going to make the call of who has to go?

[22:02] How's that going to happen? And when?

[22:04] Like, who has that power to just say

[22:06] there's too many? And and what are they

[22:08] going to do? And how many are they going

[22:09] to going to just get rid of? And he was

[22:12] talking about how, you know, at the root

[22:16] of there's so many good people out there

[22:18] who are who are saying things who don't

[22:21] realize that what is at the root of what

[22:24] they're saying is actually evil. Because

[22:27] what Satan will do, he will take your

[22:30] righteous causes that you feel so

[22:32] righteous about on Twitter and he will

[22:35] take that pride and he will work your

[22:38] mouth like a sock puppet and you will

[22:40] feel like what you're speaking on is for

[22:43] good, but in reality you're what's at

[22:47] the root of it is actually evil, you

[22:50] know. And again, that was the that was

[22:52] the perfect analogy of people just

[22:55] saying there's too many people. It's

[22:56] like, who's the too many? What do you

[22:58] mean? Point point at the too many. Point

[23:01] at the ones that just shouldn't be here.

[23:04] Who's going to do that? Who has that

[23:05] authority?

[23:07] And uh I I just noticed that people when

[23:09] it comes to Charlie Kirk, that's exactly

[23:11] what's happening. They feel like there's

[23:14] something really good that they're

[23:16] accomplishing by celebrating Charlie

[23:18] Kirk. They feel like he was a bad guy,

[23:20] so of course I'm going to celebrate when

[23:23] something happens to him. But in

[23:25] reality, in actual reality,

[23:29] you're doing something very evil and you

[23:31] don't even realize it. You're like,

[23:33] "Well, he was hateful, so I'm going to

[23:36] call him a ghoul, and I feel bad for his

[23:38] children, but I'm going to put this out

[23:40] there for them to see eventually that

[23:42] I'm the guy who says the world's a

[23:44] better place without this man here." All

[23:46] those crying nights that you spent, you

[23:49] know, wishing your father was around,

[23:51] all of that is just whatever. It's

[23:53] better that he's gone.

[23:56] You don't realize that's what you're

[23:58] saying. It's like when

[24:00] >> and so that's

[24:01] >> it's like when people say I'm going to

[24:02] play the clip again. It's like when

[24:04] people say you should go to war with

[24:06] XYZ. We should go to war with XYZ. Well,

[24:10] it's like is it we or is it the soldiers

[24:12] and you're just at home? Is that what

[24:14] you're saying? You're saying you should

[24:16] be at home and some guy should go out on

[24:18] the battlefield and have the most

[24:20] traumatizing experience that a person

[24:22] can have in the world. That's what

[24:24] you're saying, right? And you're going

[24:26] to times that guy by 10,000, maybe a

[24:28] hundred thousand, maybe a million.

[24:29] That's what you're saying? Is that what

[24:31] you mean?

[24:33] I don't know, man. I got to play the

[24:34] clip again. The way he says it is just

[24:36] beautiful. We got to go. We got to do it

[24:38] again, guys.

[24:39] >> Let's say that everything you've said is

[24:40] true. What do you think is the plan,

[24:41] then? What is the goal? What is the

[24:43] drive? Like why push why push obviously

[24:46] horrible ideas for the planet and the

[24:47] poor?

[24:48] >> That's a good question.

[24:50] >> That's a good question.

[24:51] >> Well, because you're positing it, right?

[24:52] So, what what do you think is the driver

[24:54] goal?

[24:55] >> Well, I listen to what people say.

[24:57] Here's the most terrible thing they say.

[25:00] There are too many people on the planet.

[25:03] Okay. So, who says that? I've heard

[25:06] people say that for 30 years. Perfectly

[25:08] ordinary, compassionate people. Well,

[25:10] there's too many people on the planet.

[25:12] And I think, well, for me, that's like

[25:14] hearing Satan himself take possession of

[25:16] their spine and and move their mouth.

[25:19] It's like, okay, who are these excess

[25:21] people that you're so concerned about?

[25:23] And exactly who has to go and when and

[25:27] why and how and who's going to make that

[25:30] decision? And even if you don't, even if

[25:32] you're not consciously aiming at that,

[25:35] you are the one who uttered the words,

[25:37] you're the ones who muttered the phrase.

[25:39] What makes you think that the thing that

[25:40] possessed you to make you utter that

[25:43] words isn't aiming at exactly what you

[25:45] just declared?

[25:47] >> Yes, that that right there I couldn't

[25:50] even repeat it if I wanted to. That

[25:52] right there is the thing, right? There's

[25:55] a lot of people you don't realize what's

[25:58] at the root of what you're saying. And

[26:02] and how do you know

[26:04] as you cheer on death? How do you know

[26:08] there's not something dark lurking in

[26:11] you, behind you, around you that doesn't

[26:15] care if he was a bad guy, doesn't care

[26:18] if he was hateful or this or that. How

[26:20] do you know what's at the root of that?

[26:22] Doesn't just want you to cheer on when

[26:26] good people die.

[26:29] Telling you, man, they haven't learned.

[26:31] They haven't learned. Anyways, guys, I

[26:33] just wanted to bring that to you. I'm

[26:34] out of here.