The Democrats are stupid.

Yeah.

I mean, they're complete clowns.

I mean, how they can continue to say, I mean, they have a mental illness that they're able to say with a straight face, the phrases, uh, that they are with things like this, like this is un-American.

I can't believe this is happening.

It's like you guys spent four years trying to put the president in prison.

You have a rate of Mar-a-Lago and all these things.

They don't want it televised, but it was okay to televise Charlie Kirk's murder, wasn't it?

What would life be in California with a Republican governor like Steve Hilton?

Yeah, well, I mean...

Remarkably better.

He's going to be limited with what he can do, of course.

But, you know, he has the ability to stop all of this.

I mean, if the only thing Steve Hilton did was just vetoed every single piece of legislation that the lunatic left was putting on his desk.

you know, you would get some breathing room in California.

They're figuring out how do we cheat and win the election.

We just need to make sure that happens, don't you think?

[laughs] Well, you know, most of the, uh, lessons that we can apply to our life, I mean, some are common sense.

Most of them, all of them can also be found in scripture.

I mean, uh, of course, the easiest thing ever, but it's like, [laughs] I'm a guy who can give great advice, right? It's so obvious what the advice is to someone else.

But applying it and actually living up to it in your own life, it's, like, the most difficult thing ever, for some reason.

But, uh, uh, of, of course that's true.

And, and, and you know, Charlie exemplified love as well.

This is an electrified, interesting caller with some very interesting points.

We just need to make sure that happens, don't you think?

[laughs] Well, you know, most of the, uh, lessons that we can apply to our life, I mean, some are common sense.

Most of them, all of them can also be found in scripture.

I mean, uh, of course, of the easiest thing ever, but it's like, I'm a guy who can give great advice, right? It's so obvious what the advice is to someone else, but applying it and actually living up to it in your own life, it's like the most difficult thing ever for some reason.

But, uh, uh, of, of course, that's true.

And, and, and, you know, Charlie exemplified love as well.

You know, he got this reputation because of the slander from the left that he was this bigot and hateful person.

This is an electrified, interesting caller with some very interesting points.

This is an electrified, interesting caller with some very interesting points.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Jeffrey, you're a great, a great American.

Um, you know, I, I, I would say this first.

You know, this, this week people have, uh, someone in particular called me, and they expressed despair, and they said, you know, um, "Drew, it's been a year since Charlie Kirk died, and, uh, there hasn't been someone else to come and replace him.

Uh, you know, when is that gonna happen?" [laughs] I said, "You know, look, you're gonna be waiting for a long time.

What say you?

Am I correct in that assessment?

Of course you are.

I mean, think about how incredible this is.

You have a guy who wrote a book about, you know, it was called like the college scam.

And so this was a guy who was telling people that college was a scam.

He did not go to college himself.

He was self-educated.

So what do you make of

it? Well, yeah, they're weird data points because they don't quite contradict each other, although they're kind of puzzling to try and put together.

I mean, on the one hand, so basically what we're saying is, okay, more than 50% of Democrats are acknowledging that the rhetoric led to Charlie Kirk's assassination.

But then, you know, four in 10 are saying that, that assassination is potentially acceptable.

And so there's no repudiation, actually, in those two studies or polls that suggest sorrow for the possibility that their rhetoric did lead to his death and the radicalization of people like Tyler Robinson and others throughout this country who commit these violent political acts.

And what's what's missing, though, is accountability again.

We still have not had the conversation that I was so certain was going to happen when I was writing this book about left wing violence and its origins and the spiritual war that we're engaged in.

I think probably the public face as far as the media is, the media aspect, Andrew Colvin, I think maybe probably the most closely identified, but you've also got other people that are discussing the legacy and the purpose and leadership and various aspects of, of turning point, even to the extent of discussing, well, was it really Tyler Robinson? Was there some sort of conspiracy to, to take out Charlie Kirk? So all, What do you make of all these rumblings that are out there a year later about the future of Turning Point USA?

In generations, if not millenniums.

Yeah, not since some of the founding fathers that were around that age and even a little bit younger.

I mean, you know, we live in this culture where, you know, we're so blessed, right? And so success gets pushed further and further out.

You know, we have a bigger safety net or parents or wherever else.

So people live in their basements at 30, whereas they were changing the world in their 20s, you know, in the 1700s.

And Charlie Kirk lived his life that way.

And he had a vision from the very beginning.

Do you?

But at the end of the day, this is a man who was loved by his family and his friends, and he's no longer at the dinner table.

No.

Well, two things.

Firstly, oh, man, what you said there about the left, many on the left, of course, having no compassion whatsoever for his family.

He'd been so dehumanized in their minds by the Democrat Party.

at that point in these various groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center, et cetera, which we can get into later, that, yeah, they didn't shed a tear.

And in fact, they were celebrating in the streets.

We who believe in still in a republic or we're going to lose that republic.

But at the end of the day, this is a man who was loved by his family and his friends, and he's no longer at the dinner

table.

No.

Well, two things.

Firstly, oh, man, what you said there about the left, many on the left, of course, having no compassion whatsoever for his family.

He'd been so dehumanized in their minds by the Democrat Party at that point in these various groups like the Southern Poverty Law Center, etc., which we can get into later.

that, yeah, they didn't shed a tear.

We who believe in still in a republic or we're going to lose that republic.

So tell the audience, Drew, I'm gonna give you the floor here, what, you know, what is new? What was hidden from us? What was the sort of most surprising thing you uncovered that probably was considered a conspiracy theory which turned out, just like all the rest of them, to be true?

Well, the real discovery is the intentionality and the coordination behind this effort, which transformed it from a Clinton hoax to an Obama coup.

Remember, Hillary Clinton was a private citizen.

She was running for president, so she couldn't have ordered the FBI or the CIA or the intelligence community to do any of these things.

She couldn't have the FBI go and investigate Trump, et cetera.

She needed the Obama administration to facilitate this.

And so that's why really this Clinton hoax becomes an Obama coup.

I will tell you, um, do you feel comfortable with who's still in there now or who's up there now digging around in this so that we can have more declassifications? What's your take on that?

But what do you make? Can Steve Hilton make a run at this thing, or is it even possible?

I mean, you got to believe in some possibility because you got to get out there and make a strong effort.

But if you look at what happened in Los Angeles with Spencer Pratt, there's not a lot of faith in the institution and the government and honest elections.

I mean— California effectively is America's banana republic at this point.

I mean, you've got manipulated elections with the voter laws or lack of laws in most cases.

You've got suppression of the opposition.

You've got crony capitalism.

There's got to be some other solution because we sit here watching California steal power from the rest of the country, do we not?

You, you are saying that a president of the United States was in back of a potential coup? Is that your point?

Yes.

You know, it's important to remember behind every single Clinton scandal, uh, Obama is so much worse, and he tends to usurp, uh, what was Clinton's, whether it was related to Benghazi or later Trump-Russia collusion.

So, you know, look, it was a campaign dirty trick.

It was a little bit worse than that during an election season in 2016, and the intention obviously was to save Hillary Clinton's candidacy because she came in, uh, running for office.

You know, her childhood dream of being the first female president.

She's power hungry, and she's bogged down in scandals because of her own, you know, impropriety, whether it's the investigation into her email situation, sending classified emails on an illegal private server, or thanks to Peter Schweizer's book, Clinton Cash, the FBI was starting to look into, you know, pay for play while she was Secretary of State.

Uh, there's no doubt in your mind that you prove here, and the audience will get if they buy the book, that you proved that there was a coup against a sitting president?

I'll let you take it from there.

Well, sure.

And just to add a note, because it is your erudite and your right to point it out, you know, Nadal Hassan was known long before he ever went in and killed American soldiers.

In fact, when he was doing his residency, complaints were filed by even higher level members of the military who heard him give a lecture in one of the classes.

about how, you know, there could be appropriate times for, you know, basically suicide bombers to, you know, kill American soldiers.

And they basically just dismissed it and swept it under the rug.

So, you know, this was a known entity to the military, but because of political correctness that really came to light under the Obama administration, It was a preventable massacre and tragedy, but Obama, he always followed his golden rule, which was anytime you had an act of Islamic terrorism take place in this country, he had to also defend the religion of Islam because I call Barack Obama, even in the book, America's first Muslim president.

Let's talk about those people because they shouldn't skate.

Good morning.

Hey, good morning, David.

Yeah, I mean, the Genesis, I think, was the just gut-wrenching feeling that I had after he died.

And I'd never felt like that way in the aftermath of anyone's death.

And I've told people, look, I was Charlie's publicist last summer for a second-to-last book, but I did not know Charlie.

You know, I never talked to Charlie.

I never met Charlie.

But we have it inside ourselves to to speak up and pass the mantle and do and do what we need to do.