Trump sends chilling message to DOJ as Erika Kirk makes shocking statement

[00:00] In today's episode, Erica Kirk during

[00:02] the memorial service for Charlie Kirk

[00:04] made a shocking statement. Secondly, the

[00:06] president is calling on the DOJ to take

[00:08] more action against people like Latissa

[00:10] James and Jasmine Crockett once again

[00:13] doubles down on her hateful rhetoric.

[00:15] And all these stories will show you what

[00:16] both sides are saying and then give you

[00:18] the bottom line.

[00:25] My husband Charlie,

[00:29] he wanted to save

[00:33] young men

[00:36] just like the one who took his life.

[00:41] [Applause]

[00:55] That young man,

[00:59] that young man

[01:01] on the cross, our savior said,

[01:08] "Father, forgive them for they not know

[01:12] what they do."

[01:16] That man,

[01:19] that young man,

[01:24] I forgive him.

[01:42] Heat. Heat.

[02:12] I forgive him because it was what Christ

[02:14] did

[02:16] and is what Charlie would do.

[02:20] The answer to hate is not hate.

[02:24] The answer we know from the gospel is

[02:27] love and always love.

[02:30] love for our enemies

[02:33] and love for those who persecute us.

[02:38] All right, so that was Erica Kirk making

[02:40] the most important statement of this

[02:43] entire event today. She forgives the man

[02:46] who killed her husband. Are we paying

[02:48] attention here?

[02:51] This is some cultural differences

[02:54] now that that's a true testament. Let's

[02:57] just start with this first point. That's

[02:58] a true testament to Christ. And

[03:00] secondly, it's a true testament of how

[03:02] conservatives react when tragedy strikes

[03:05] versus people on the left.

[03:09] It really is true that when something

[03:12] doesn't go their way, they get violent.

[03:15] They shoot up news stations.

[03:18] They shoot up ICE detention facilities.

[03:21] They get violent.

[03:23] But when someone as big and had a huge

[03:27] impact like Charlie Kirk was

[03:28] assassinated, what did people do

[03:30] instead?

[03:33] And I my hope here is that people on the

[03:35] left recognize that.

[03:38] Now, here is what the president also had

[03:40] to say about Charlie Kirk. Take a

[03:41] listen. And it's rare that such a thing

[03:44] happens, but Charlie is bigger today

[03:46] than he was, think about it, just two

[03:50] weeks ago. Well, he's bigger today than

[03:52] he was two weeks ago. Now, that may not

[03:55] help his friends and loved ones, of

[03:57] which there are so many. It may not help

[04:00] Erica and those beautiful children who

[04:03] have to suffer so horribly through this

[04:05] moment. But they know it's true. He's

[04:08] bigger now than ever before. And he's

[04:11] eternal. He's eternal. And I just want

[04:15] to say we love him. And he's looking

[04:17] down at us right now. and they say,

[04:19] "Wow, that's a great crowd."

[04:22] He say, "That's a great crowd."

[04:29] And it's a great crowd of patriots.

[04:33] But that's why I will soon award Charlie

[04:37] the nation's highest civilian honor, the

[04:39] Presidential Medal of Freedom. It's the

[04:42] highest civilian honor.

[04:46] Now, if I was to sum up exactly how the

[04:48] president spoke today, it's the same way

[04:50] he always speaks, okay? Probably the

[04:53] first half of what he had to say was

[04:54] just strictly Charlie Kirk. Uh, very

[04:57] professional from the president and then

[04:59] the second half was a little bit more

[05:00] political. Okay, he made some statements

[05:02] in there. And why am I telling you this?

[05:03] Because I guarantee you tomorrow you're

[05:06] going to see from MSDNC, CNN talking

[05:09] about, oh, the president hijacked this

[05:12] memorial service and made it all about

[05:14] radical left lunatics and etc. That's

[05:17] what they're going to do. And they're

[05:18] going to forget all of the nice things

[05:20] the president had to say. So, just

[05:22] giving you guys a full warning of that.

[05:24] Now, they also will probably attack the

[05:26] vice president uh because, you know, he

[05:29] had a great speech, too. But they'll

[05:31] find something wrong with it. But

[05:32] anyways, here's what the vice president

[05:34] had to say. I thought this was profound

[05:35] as well. Take a listen.

[05:36] >> Charlie suffered a terrible fate, my

[05:40] friends. We all know it. We all saw it.

[05:43] But think, it is not the worst fate. It

[05:48] is better to face a gunman than to live

[05:50] your life afraid to speak the truth.

[06:03] It is better to be persecuted for your

[06:05] faith than to deny the kingship of

[06:07] Christ.

[06:15] It is better to die a young man in this

[06:18] world than to sell your soul for an easy

[06:20] life with no purpose, no risk, no love,

[06:23] and no truth.

[06:32] Christ told us in the Gospel of John, "I

[06:34] have said these things to you that in me

[06:37] you may have peace.

[06:39] In the world you will have tribulation,

[06:42] but take heart. I have overcome the

[06:46] world."

[06:47] >> Yeah. Listen, there's so many clips to

[06:49] show. So, if you didn't watch it, please

[06:51] go watch. I mean, it's on YouTube on all

[06:53] channels, you know, so take your pick.

[06:55] But, um, if if I was just going to give

[06:57] you the bottom line to what happened

[06:58] today, this wasn't a funeral service.

[07:00] This was like going to church, but in a

[07:03] much more meaningful way. Uh, the the

[07:07] messages from all speakers really, there

[07:09] was I think the only political

[07:11] statements that were ever made was

[07:12] really from the president. Um, I mean,

[07:14] because he had to comment on a couple

[07:16] things he's doing and you know, the

[07:18] president's going to say what he thinks.

[07:20] his opponents. He wanted

[07:23] the best for them. That's where I

[07:25] disagreed with Charlie.

[07:27] I hate my opponent

[07:30] and I don't want the best for them. I'm

[07:32] sorry. I am sorry, Erica.

[07:35] But now Erica can talk to me and the

[07:37] whole group and maybe they can convince

[07:38] me that that's not right. But I can't

[07:40] stand my opponent.

[07:45] Charlie's angry looking down. He's angry

[07:47] at me now.

[07:49] He wasn't interested in demonizing

[07:51] anyone. He was interested in persuading

[07:54] everyone to

[07:56] the ideas and principle.

[07:58] >> Even than that, I mean, it was really a

[08:00] true testament to Christ. Uh it was a

[08:02] true testament to the way people felt

[08:05] about Charlie. And again, I think the

[08:08] biggest takeaway from all of this is

[08:10] that if things don't go our way in this

[08:12] country, I hope people react in this way

[08:16] versus taking to the streets and burning

[08:19] businesses down and getting violent and

[08:20] shooting up news stations. I I hope that

[08:23] is what's in the future for our country

[08:26] because we're going to have plenty of

[08:27] disagreements. Okay, no shortage of

[08:29] that. Now, let's go to our next update

[08:32] for today and this involves the

[08:34] president. As you guys know, if you've

[08:36] been paying attention on social media,

[08:38] he put out an interesting statement last

[08:40] night about Pam Bondi and the Department

[08:42] of Justice to hold corrupt politicians

[08:45] accountable. And the base and based on

[08:48] the way that you read it, some people

[08:49] thought he was calling out Pam Bondi and

[08:51] some people say that he was just

[08:52] frustrated. Take a listen.

[08:54] >> President writing on True Social, "Pam,

[08:56] we can't delay any longer. It's killing

[08:59] our reputation and our credibility. They

[09:02] impeached me twice and indicted me five

[09:04] times over nothing. Justice must be

[09:07] served now. And the president naming

[09:09] those three individuals. James Comey,

[09:11] the former FBI director, Adam Schiff,

[09:13] the Democratic senator who led the

[09:15] impeachment efforts into President

[09:17] Trump, and Leticia James, the uh

[09:19] attorney general of New York State, who

[09:21] brought charges against the president.

[09:23] The president saying they were all

[09:25] guilty as hell. Later on the South Lawn,

[09:27] saying they have to act fast. Now, this

[09:30] all seems to stem from the ouster late

[09:32] last week of the US attorney in the

[09:34] Eastern District of Virginia after he

[09:37] decided not to bring charges against

[09:39] James and Comey, the president, saying

[09:41] that he would nominate the assistant to

[09:44] the president, Lindseay Halligan, to

[09:45] fill that post. She is someone who

[09:47] served on the president's legal team.

[09:50] She is not someone who has any prosecu

[09:52] uh prosetorial experience. She uh served

[09:55] most of her career as an insurance

[09:57] lawyer. Okay, so let's understand

[09:59] exactly what's going on here. The

[10:00] president wrote that message, started it

[10:03] with the name Pam, and so people,

[10:06] including myself, read it as him calling

[10:08] her out and telling her, "Hey, what are

[10:10] you doing? You You need to get the right

[10:11] people in that office so we can hold

[10:13] these corrupt individuals accountable."

[10:15] Well, just a couple hours later, the

[10:17] president followed up with this truth by

[10:19] saying, "Pam Bondi is doing a great job

[10:21] as attorney general of the United

[10:23] States. She's very careful, very smart,

[10:24] loves our country, but needs a tough

[10:26] prosecutor in the Eastern District of

[10:28] Virginia, like my recommendation,

[10:30] Lindseay Haligan, to get things moving.

[10:33] What we don't need is a Democrat

[10:35] endorsed Republican. I will be

[10:37] nominating Lindsay Hallan to the United

[10:39] States Attorney in this very important

[10:40] part of our great country. She will be

[10:42] fair, smart, and will provide

[10:44] desperately needed justice for all. Now,

[10:47] before we go any further, uh here is

[10:49] what he had to say to the media late

[10:51] last night.

[10:53] Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr.

[10:55] President. Hello. Hi.

[11:03] >> No, I just want people to act. They have

[11:05] to act and we want to act fast. You

[11:07] know, they were ruthless and vicious. I

[11:10] was impeached twice. I was indicted five

[11:13] times. It turned out to be a fake deal.

[11:15] And we have to act fast. One way or the

[11:17] other. One way or the other. They're

[11:20] guilty. They're not guilty. We have to

[11:22] act fast. If they're not guilty, that's

[11:24] fine. If they are guilty or if they

[11:27] should be charged, they should be

[11:28] judged. And we have to do it now.

[11:31] >> All right. So, a couple of things here.

[11:33] Number one, the president has the

[11:35] authority and the leash to remove any US

[11:38] attorney he wants to. So, I'm sure

[11:40] you're going to hear people who say,

[11:42] "Oh, well, you know, he's breaking the

[11:44] law." Once again, it's not true

[11:46] whatsoever. And here's the other thing.

[11:48] The American people voted for this. They

[11:51] want accountability, especially

[11:53] accountability from elected leaders who

[11:56] are corrupt. And Adam Schiff and Leticia

[11:59] James, they're definitely corrupt. We

[12:01] see what happened with Fonnie Willis.

[12:03] So, the president is just demanding

[12:05] justice. And that's exactly what I

[12:07] believe he's going to get in time. Now,

[12:09] here is what Chuck Schumer had to say

[12:12] about all this. Take a listen.

[12:13] >> I think it's a real threat to democracy,

[12:15] Dana. You know, the Justice Department

[12:17] has always been a very, very strong

[12:21] civil service. No matter who was in

[12:23] charge, a Democrat or Republican, they

[12:25] went after law violators without fear or

[12:28] favor. What Trump is doing is he's

[12:30] turning it, he's firing anybody who

[12:32] doesn't seem to be part of his acolytes.

[12:35] And he's turning it into an instrument

[12:37] that goes after his enemies, whether

[12:40] they're guilty or not, and most of them

[12:42] are not guilty at all. and that uh helps

[12:46] his friends. This is the path to a

[12:49] dictatorship. That's what dictatorships

[12:51] do. It is so it is so very very

[12:54] frightening and damaging to our

[12:56] republic. All right, so here's the

[12:58] bottom line. People like Chuck Schumer

[13:00] are going to continue to lie and be

[13:02] filled with hypocrisy. What do I mean by

[13:04] that? Well, let's just go through the

[13:06] list. We know that the president was

[13:07] prosecuted by the likes of Jack Smith

[13:09] over the sham cases like the classified

[13:12] documents case, but they never

[13:13] prosecuted Joe Biden for committing the

[13:15] same act. In fact, Joe Biden's

[13:17] classified documents dated all the way

[13:18] back when he was vice president. So,

[13:19] that's huge. What about the fact that

[13:21] the government prosecuted prolife

[13:24] activists and sent them to prison? What

[13:26] about the fact that the DOJ directed the

[13:28] FBI to target teachers at these school

[13:31] boards and label them not only as

[13:33] threats but domestic extremist? We can

[13:36] keep going about how the FBI targeted

[13:38] the Catholic Church. But here's a big

[13:40] one. What about when they coerc these

[13:42] social media companies to censor

[13:44] conservatives off social media due to

[13:46] the election or due to COVID, etc. They

[13:50] strongarmmed them. We have all the

[13:52] information. This is all public

[13:53] knowledge, by the way. And let's not

[13:55] forget about Hillary Clinton's meme

[13:56] case. This guy, Douglas Mackey, went to

[13:59] prison for posting memes about Hillary

[14:02] Clinton. And they cry about free speech,

[14:04] by the way. I just find that to be

[14:05] interesting. So, when people like Chuck

[14:07] Schumer get in front of a camera, they

[14:09] start crying about what President Trump

[14:10] is doing. What he's really saying or

[14:13] doing is projecting their own

[14:14] insecurities because they know they've

[14:16] been guilty at doing the very thing they

[14:19] accused the president of doing. Clearly,

[14:21] uh, President Trump is frustrated over,

[14:24] you know, a lack of what he sees as

[14:25] traction, uh, what we could see visibly.

[14:28] We don't know what's going on at the

[14:30] DOJ, uh, you know, within their office

[14:32] space. So, there certainly, you know,

[14:34] trying to, you know, shake the cage here

[14:36] a little bit, but I have faith in Pam

[14:38] Bondi. I'm sure she's doing her due

[14:40] diligence. You don't want to go out

[14:41] there too early because, you know, the

[14:43] left-wing media will crucify you. So,

[14:46] you have to be careful. You have to be

[14:48] diligent with the law. And I think she's

[14:50] probably on the right path and maybe she

[14:52] got just a little boost now.

[14:53] >> All right. So bottom line is this. The

[14:56] US attorney for the Eastern District of

[14:58] Virginia has been fired by the president

[14:59] because he was not getting the results

[15:01] that are demanded by the American people

[15:04] who voted for this. That's the bottom

[15:06] line. And Democrats will cry that the

[15:08] government is weaponized. But we went

[15:10] through the list. Okay? We went through

[15:12] the list. See, the interesting thing is

[15:15] the president, if you want to believe

[15:17] that he is targeting people just out of

[15:19] spite, at least he's targeting people

[15:22] where there's actual crimes on black and

[15:24] white paper. There's no disputing that.

[15:27] But we'll see what happens because we

[15:30] know he just appointed a new person. And

[15:32] will they be able to get the job done?

[15:34] Well, we'll see. Now, let's go to our

[15:36] next story. And this is Senator Mullen

[15:38] who went on to CNN this morning to not

[15:39] only defend the president but to defend

[15:42] free speech. And the way he did it is by

[15:44] calling out Dana Bash to her face.

[15:46] Because we know this free speech debate

[15:50] is ramping up. They claim the president

[15:52] is attacking free speech because of what

[15:54] happened to Jimmy Kimmel. But we know

[15:56] that not to be true. And so Senator

[15:58] Mullen had to remind Dana Bash of that

[16:00] fact. Take a look.

[16:02] >> This is also a network that has not been

[16:04] friendly to this administration

[16:05] whatsoever. Uh a and so I don't think a

[16:08] threat would make any difference

[16:09] whatsoever. They made a decision because

[16:11] Jimmy Kimmeell said something that was

[16:13] extremely insensitive and a flatout lie

[16:16] about the president of the United States

[16:17] and there was no excuse for it. There is

[16:19] no excuse for making a joke. I don't

[16:21] care if you're a comedian or who you are

[16:22] to making a joke about an assassination.

[16:25] There is no room for that at all. And

[16:27] ABC made that decision. And and just

[16:30] like Fox made the decision over over

[16:32] Tucker Carlson. And for anyone to say

[16:34] that we're trying to silence free

[16:36] speech, these are the same people that

[16:38] didn't stick stick up for Tucker Carlson

[16:40] when he got fired for speaking his mind

[16:41] about CO on Fox. So it it's this isn't a

[16:44] two-way street at this point. This is

[16:46] the left that's being extremely

[16:48] hypocritical of themselves and the

[16:50] hypocrisy is bad. And Dana or Dana, let

[16:53] me point out something too. And he may

[16:55] or may not get to this question, but I

[16:57] want to show point out the hypocrisy on

[16:58] the left again over just what happened

[17:01] yesterday or I say yesterday, I'm sorry,

[17:03] Friday in the House of Representatives

[17:05] when you had Melissa Hartman, the state

[17:08] representative that was assassinated.

[17:09] Uh, a resolution came forward. The

[17:12] entire house unanimously supported to

[17:15] condemn and to honor the life of her.

[17:17] Condemn the assassination and honor the

[17:19] life. That same resolution with a name

[17:21] change said Charlie Kirk. What happened?

[17:24] Well, I I want to point this out though.

[17:26] You had you had 58.

[17:28] >> All right. So, we know exactly where

[17:30] he's going. Uh he's just really pointing

[17:32] out the hypocrisy. And you know, that's

[17:35] just the way politics are. You can

[17:36] always find someone being hypocritical

[17:38] of something. Uh I'm not really uh I

[17:41] guess surprised by that. But what I am

[17:43] surprised by is the fact that you still

[17:45] have some Democrat leaders, people like

[17:48] the disgusting Representative Ilar Omar,

[17:50] and now you have ghetto Jasmine

[17:52] Crockett, who are tripling down on their

[17:54] hateful rhetoric towards Charlie Kirk,

[17:56] especially on a day where there is this

[17:59] huge memorial service with

[18:01] record-breaking attendance, bigger than

[18:03] the Super Bowl, for the record, bigger

[18:05] than any rally President Trump has ever

[18:07] held. and she still decides to go on to

[18:09] CNN and say this

[18:11] >> talking about a resolution that came

[18:13] before the House this past week honoring

[18:16] Charlie Kirk and there were 58 Democrats

[18:19] who voted against it. You were one.

[18:21] >> Yeah. Why? Absolutely. You know what?

[18:24] One of the things I do want to point out

[18:25] that's not been laid out that honestly

[18:27] hurts my heart

[18:28] >> is when I saw the no votes, there were

[18:30] only two Caucasians. For the most part,

[18:33] the only people that voted no were

[18:34] people of color because the rhetoric

[18:36] that Charlie Kirk continuously put out

[18:39] there was rhetoric that specifically

[18:42] targeted people of color. And so, it is

[18:45] unfortunate that even our colleagues

[18:47] could not see how harmful his rhetoric

[18:49] was specifically to us. And I can tell

[18:52] you that a month prior to him passing

[18:55] away, he had actually gotten out on his

[18:57] podcast. I wasn't aware of this at the

[18:59] time, but he got out there and he was

[19:01] talking negatively about me directly.

[19:04] So, if there was any way that I was

[19:06] going to honor somebody who decided that

[19:08] they were just going to negatively talk

[19:10] about me and proclaimed that I was

[19:12] somehow involved in the great white

[19:14] replacement. Yeah, I'm not honoring that

[19:17] kind of stuff.

[19:17] >> All right, so someone needs to tell

[19:18] Jasmine Crockett to speak to Hakeem Jeff

[19:21] because he voted yes. Now, why would he

[19:24] do such a thing? because he knows this

[19:26] type of behavior from someone like her

[19:28] isn't actually going to get any results.

[19:30] It's ignorance. Okay? It's hateful. Now,

[19:32] we know Hakee Jeff, he's delusional,

[19:34] too. But I'll tell you what, he did vote

[19:36] yes. Now, why would a Democrat who hates

[19:40] Charlie Kirk and disagrees with

[19:41] everything he had to say, why would he

[19:44] vote yes on something like this? Or why

[19:45] would she vote yes on something like

[19:47] this? I think the answer is simple,

[19:49] ladies and gentlemen. When an American

[19:51] citizen is assassinated, it's not about

[19:54] necessarily honoring someone you

[19:56] disagree with 100% of the time. It's

[19:58] about condemning the heinous act that

[20:00] was committed. A father was murdered in

[20:03] cold blood in public in front of

[20:06] children assassinated.

[20:09] But she doesn't believe she needs to

[20:11] condemn that by by voting yes on that

[20:13] resolution. That sounds like delusion to

[20:16] me. In fact, it sounds like hatred that

[20:19] has filled her heart. And we know they

[20:21] don't actually watch the full context of

[20:23] Charlie Kirk's videos or his clips. They

[20:26] see that little 10-second sound bite and

[20:28] then they run with it.

[20:29] >> Well, she's lying. I mean, Charlie Kirk

[20:31] targeted nobody. He was not racist in

[20:33] any way. Uh, I've listened to hours and

[20:36] hours and hours and hours of Charlie

[20:37] Kirk debates and talks and been with

[20:40] Charlie Kirk and did events with Charlie

[20:42] Kirk and knew Charlie Kirk. there wasn't

[20:43] a racist bone in his body. To say that

[20:45] he was continuously targeting people of

[20:47] color is nothing but a malicious smear

[20:50] on the very day that people are

[20:54] remembering Charlie and he's going to be

[20:56] laid to rest. And so I think when you

[20:58] combine the no votes on the resolution

[21:00] and then you look at the leading

[21:01] Democratic voices like Ilhan Omar and

[21:03] Jasmine Crocker who've gone out to smear

[21:06] Charlie before he's even had his

[21:07] funeral. Um, when I hear people say,

[21:09] "Well, you need to come together and

[21:11] both sides need to turn down the

[21:12] rhetoric." You know, a lot of the people

[21:14] saying that need to look inward right

[21:15] now. I I'm I was shocked at that. Well,

[21:18] I guess I shouldn't say I'm shocked by

[21:19] her, but I was a little little stunned

[21:21] by by what happened this morning.

[21:22] >> All right. So, let's hear from you guys

[21:24] in the comments section below. I would

[21:26] say the summary of today's events were

[21:29] pretty clear to me that on one hand, we

[21:31] were able to celebrate and honor such a

[21:34] amazing human being. Clearly, I think

[21:36] his legacy and the people who's been

[21:38] celebrating him all week speaks to the

[21:41] type of person he was. Uh, and his wife

[21:44] forgiving the man who killed him. I

[21:46] mean, that that is just a true testament

[21:48] to Christ. I mean, I I just hope that

[21:50] people can see that on both sides. I

[21:53] don't I don't think conservatives will

[21:54] have a problem with it. I just hope that

[21:55] people on the left can see that you

[21:57] don't have to ride in the streets, okay?

[22:00] And uh you can use love instead of hate.

[22:02] And that actually brings me to my second

[22:03] thing. What do you guys make of uh

[22:06] Jasmine Crockett? I mean, people like

[22:08] her seem to only see things from the

[22:10] lens of hate. And finally, what do you

[22:12] make of the president firing the US

[22:15] attorney of the Eastern District of

[22:16] Virginia and replacing him with someone

[22:18] who he believes is going to hold the

[22:19] likes of Adam Schiff and Latissa James

[22:21] accountable? Do you support that

[22:23] decision? Just give me all your thoughts

[22:25] and everything in the comments section

[22:26] below. Now, in our next video, just like

[22:29] Jasmine Crockett, I Omar was on CNN as

[22:32] well, embarrassing herself and doubling

[22:34] down on her hateful rhetoric uh to

[22:36] include Gavin Newsome. Uh listen, this

[22:40] guy was scrambling after a reporter

[22:42] confronted him about what Kla Harris had

[22:44] to say about him in her new book. So, if

[22:46] you guys missed out on those updates,

[22:48] all you have to do is click on that

[22:49] video because it's coming up right now.

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