moon i say this in the moon landing though because i know i get it like you believe it but you know russia actually was killing us in the space race they had first person to launch an animal into space person person to put a human in orbit and then all of a sudden we're the first person to land on the moon so during the cold war i believe that you think that the government lies to us right so if the government will lie to us about other stuff you don't think it's possible they would lie to us

let's go let's start with that right there We were locked in competition with the Soviet Union to see who was going to get to the moon first as a point of national pride.

There is no reason that if we had faked the moon landing that the Soviets would have just rolled over and never pointed it out.

That's not true because the International Space Station...

Look, let me finish this time, okay? All right, so...

Other people, other governments as well, nobody has ever challenged that the Americans have landed on the moon because we did it.

We did it six times, all right? And subsequent pictures of the lunar landers, the rover tracks, the experiments we left behind have been independently corroborated by other nations who have launched lunar orbiting satellites.

Had that

How important is that for momentum?

That's important.

Enthusiasm's high, but it's gotta translate into what's on my hat right here.

It's gotta translate into voting.

I have like ...

I got over 50 Trump hats.

I'm just wearing the vote hat all month, and there's a lot of new energy out here, but we've all gotta stay motivated, and anybody who supported President Trump in any previous election, you gotta get out there and vote by whatever means you're comfortable with.

Steve wants to know, you're, you're, you're going around the country, are you seeing that momentum? How good do you feel about these elections?

Uh, some are, you know, more proliferous than others, but, uh, uh, this is, uh, wonderful to have you here and show us, um, what it can be done, you know, like-

Well, actually, that's kind, that's, that's kind of what actually happened is because, you know, basically my motivation at the beginning was get to the rallies early so that I could be up near the front because I wanted to be there.

But then, when I had the very third- the third rally I ever went to, I bought this because I had two extra days in DC.

I had a trip planned back east.

Um, I was flying into DC, and I wanted something to be able to trigger the leftists.

So I bought the whole suit, and the day before I left my home in San Diego, President Trump announced a rally in Montoursville, Pennsylvania.

I was able to go to that rally.

Yeah, and that was a very important issue for Scott.

What is your forecast? What do you think the big issues are? And what do you, uh, how do you inspire this audience to get up on it again?

Well, I think the big issue really is apathy.

And it's really, it's, you know, people cannot be black-pilled.

You can't just say, "Oh, I heard it's gonna be difficult.

Therefore, I'm not gonna take part." You've gotta do your part.

And you know, explore.

If you've never volunteered for a candidate, this is the year to do it.

Because you, you go everywhere, don't you?

Fourth of July,

it's over.

Six weeks, it's done.

But the one thing about President Trump inviting myself and the front row Joe's to Mar-a-Lago, I want to point out, is it's not so much about us individually.

We are just the proxies for all of his supporters.

And he invited us there to be representative of all of you who support him.

It wasn't necessarily us individually.

What is your forecast? What do you think the big issues are? And what do you how do you inspire this audience to get up on it

Brick, what I mean, what's going on here, man?

Well, you know, a lot of people I saw talking about this yesterday were saying that this this post by President Trump was indefensible, to which I would like to say.

You keep using that word.

I do not think it means what you think it means, because it's completely defensible.

Now, let's acknowledge that the situation for Mr. Reiners and his wife's death is absolutely tragic, and nobody deserves to die for their opinions.

And if it holds out, the manner in which they met their demise makes it even more so.

Mr. Reiner was for a very long time an active, divisive force in American society.

Yeah.

It's, they're gonna intervene somehow.

They've got a little bit of wiggle room in there.Eh, I'm not sure if it's, this is true in every state, but some states, like, they don't all roll out all the benefits on the first.

So it's like on the first, if your card ends in a one, you, your benefits load up.

On the second, if it ends in a two, it loads up.

So there, there could be a little bit of, of some wiggle room in there.

They don't have to do it all by the first, but if it goes any significant amount of time, it's just, it's not gonna be good at all.

Yeah.

And you come to this small town and there's a main street and there's a park and there's a grain elevator by the railroad tracks.

Yeah.

... an hour before he went to the campus.

I think it was the last question he was asked was about a, one of his favorite quotes.

And, and what I remember him saying was, "This too shall pass." And that kind of applies to the moment we're in now, but also to that moment where you were narrating over the victory, because Charlie was, was saying that not only in that times of sorrow are going to pass, but to also keep your humble at the times of your greatest success, and you need to go forward from that.

And because that symposium there was really about entrepreneurship, primarily in the restaurant industry, there may not have been a lot of people who are familiar with Charlie or politically involved who have seen it, but it is absolutely worth a watch if you wanna see something about h-

(laughs)

And that was really kind of the origin of how I started that.

That's what I was trying to do.

Instead, it's happening almost every single day, and the American people are like, "I don't care at all."

Wh- well, do you think, Tim, do you think that...

I think, you know, I've been following the Trump administration really closely.

This, and, and I, their pace of stories that are coming out from the administration, it's just victory after victory after victory in, in my eyes here.

But, but, but it's not like with, under Biden, you'd have a story and then that would just go on for, like, a week.

The, the news cycle is so much faster, it feels like, under Trump, because they had four years to think about, "What are we gonna do when we get back in the saddle to make everything right again?" And they're executing on that right now at a pace that people aren't used to out of the presidency.

So, do you think that there may be some, you know, fatigue from the public about another story from the White House, another story from the White House?

And the reason why they don't do mascot races is because they're like, "Stop looking at your phone and look over here," and they're like, "I can't."

How then, as we move forward with, with the young, older generations pro-Israel, younger generation is, is either, "We don't want to fund anybody," or anti-Israel?

Well, the challenge there is that you've gotta come from a standpoint where you realize that the United States does have interest in supporting select governments and select positions overseas for the security of the United States.

We do not live in an isolationist island.

And even I, who am completely 100% America first, believe that there are certain cases overseas where we should be helping our, our, our allies.

We're not gonna retreat to complete isolationism.

We're not gonna get back to that.

So the message has to go out there...

I look at the protests, I look at the defense of TikTok, and I'm like, "I don't see how Israel gets any support from the US in 20 years."