[on-hold music] So obviously yesterday was quite the day, and after eight days of thinking on it, as you all know if you were here, I aired a voice note that was mistakenly sent to me instead of to Danks by Jesse on Fire.
And what we learned is that what we've always suspected is absolutely true, and that there are these coordinated operations of influence that are taking place where there is a group of people who are responsible for subverting, you know, a legitimate attempt at investigating.
Because we want to get this right, okay? This is the biggest crime of our lifetime, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and all of the implications that are attached to it.
That act, the murder of Charlie Kirk, the high-level military operation that involved unimaginable betrayal, is inextricably linked to all of the things that we discuss.
All of the most polarizing issues, all of the most highly contested, highly debated, most radicalized issues that we face that have no doubt made their way to your doorstep are inextricably linked to the murder of Charlie Kirk.
They were silencing Charlie Kirk, and they were doing that, of course, because he was leaving the pro-Israel cause.
We've talked about this fictitious character calling herself Elizabeth Lane, who, by the way, was platformed by Alex Jones yesterday while we were on.
Alex Jones had Elizabeth Lane on to contribute to the, the conversation about American political discourse.
What does Elizabeth Lane, a literal foreign operator, a foreign agent of subversion, a foreign chaos agent, Isa Lane Bendion Shavili, what does she offer to the conversation? And so I think we got really lucky, you know, and I don't know how it happened.
But if his name is Steve, it makes it more explainable how Jesse on Fire could accidentally send it to Stew because, of course, S-T-E in the phone book, we would probably be right next to each other.
And so he sent that voice note that we played yesterday, and, you know, whether it's the divinity of Christ, whether it was a godly thing, if you believe in luck, which I don't believe in luck, I think it's all God, and I think that God is just handing them microphones.
And so we got, I'll call it lucky, we got lucky yesterday, but it's really important to not lose sight of the fact that that is one aspect.
And if you took note, this is something that Jesse on Fire is definitely not new to.
[on-hold music] So obviously yesterday was quite the day, and after eight days of thinking on it, as you all know if you were here, I aired a voice note that was mistakenly sent to me instead of to Danks by Jesse on Fire.
And what we learned is that what we've always suspected is absolutely true, and that there are these coordinated operations of influence that are taking place where there is a group of people who are responsible for subverting, you know, a legitimate attempt at investigating.
Because we want to get this right, okay? This is the biggest crime of our lifetime, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and all of the implications that are attached to it.
That act, the murder of Charlie Kirk, the high-level military operation that involved unimaginable betrayal, is inextricably linked to all of the things that we discuss.
All of the most polarizing issues, all of the most highly contested, highly debated, most radicalized issues that we face that have no doubt made their way to your doorstep are inextricably linked to the murder of Charlie Kirk.
They were silencing Charlie Kirk, and they were doing that, of course, because he was leaving the pro-Israel cause.
We've talked about this fictitious character calling herself Elizabeth Lane, who, by the way, was platformed by Alex Jones yesterday while we were on.
Alex Jones had Elizabeth Lane on to contribute to the, the conversation about American political discourse.
What does Elizabeth Lane, a literal foreign operator, a foreign agent of subversion, a foreign chaos agent, Isa Lane Bendion Shavili, what does she offer to the conversation? And so I think we got really lucky, you know, and I don't know how it happened.
But if his name is Steve, it makes it more explainable how Jesse on Fire could accidentally send it to Stew because, of course, S-T-E in the phone book, we would probably be right next to each other.
And so he sent that voice note that we played yesterday, and, you know, whether it's the divinity of Christ, whether it was a godly thing, if you believe in luck, which I don't believe in luck, I think it's all God, and I think that God is just handing them microphones.
And so we got, I'll call it lucky, we got lucky yesterday, but it's really important to not lose sight of the fact that that is one aspect.
And if you took note, this is something that Jesse on Fire is definitely not new to.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.