Is This Day 32 of Erika Kirk Not Providing an Alibi for Ft. Huachuca Allegation? - #53

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Is This Day 32 of Erika Kirk Not Providing an Alibi for Ft. Huachuca Allegation? - #53
YouTube video by Baron Coleman (@realbaronpodcast) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppCg6Zctl7Q). OPINION COMMENTARY by Baron Coleman (Baron Coleman (@realbaronpodcast)) — one commentator's contested analysis of the Charlie Kirk assassination and the State v. Tyler Robinson prosecution. These are his own assertions and theories, NOT the court record, NOT established fact, and NOT endorsed by profoundd; some make unverified allegations about named individuals. Archived here, attributed and lane-separated as commentary, so the claims can be weighed against the primary record — the tyler-robinson-trial hearings and filings in this same collection. Inclusion in this archive is not evidence of truth.

Gosh, this is amateur hour, guys. It won't happen again. That's why you guys there it should be up now. I apologize, guys. This is This is unacceptable. You guys You guys deserve so much better. Let me know if I'm on. There we go. Better pos. All right. As I was saying, As I was saying, I will never wear the gray hoodie again. I put up a um one day I'm going to get through a show without production issues, but I I I put up a uh a poll on the different hoodie colors and nobody likes the the light gray. That is a classic Adidas hoodie, ladies and gentlemen. Uh sorry about the production issues. We are raring and ready to go. I was um I was taking care of business until the last second. Not like a dog takes care of business, but production issues. Production issues. So, I was trying to get everything squared away. Now I realize why everybody was calling me saying they could hear because um I had the wrong mic on. But I apologize. Yeah, I had to I moved everything around. I moved everything around in here today. And uh again, I one day I'm going to get it the way I want it, but every day I have a little opportunity. I I try to make some improvements to the the operations in here. But the uh uh um production issues are just going to be part of the problem. All right, here we go. I have a um I have a lot I want to talk about today and I and I tried to figure out how do I run ram all this into just one small um one small show and I I don't think I think the answer is I can't I'm not sure that it can be done in one small show. So this is either going to be a very dense show or I might have to boot some of the topics. But we we'll we'll get there one way or the other. Uh ladies and gentlemen, we will get through all of these topics at some point even if they come in the next few days. Uh, I had a lot of people in the comments wondering where Candace was today. I don't know. My guess is um either snowed in or iced in or or maybe had trouble getting people to or fro wherever uh wherever they are. It is a very very dangerous middle Tennessee right now. We got several inches of snow and ice, mostly ice it seems like. And um the ice made the roads nearly impossible to pass it depending on where you were, how well they were treated. And so it's it's very devastating out there. So it didn't surprise me when she wasn't able to go. I was hopeful we would have power. A lot of people in this area lost power. And I was very very hopeful uh we would end up with power so I would be able to continue to um stay warm. Not I mean not just do the show. That's that's kind of a side benefit. I wanted my family to stay warm. I saw a guy I went to Lowe's today. I saw a guy there getting a generator and I was like you out of power. He's like dude my family is an ice cube. He's like I have put off trying to buy a generator. I finally had to break down. I finally had to get one. And uh and of course Lowe's was charging an arm and a leg for him. I just had to pick up three screws. I felt terrible. My bill was under $2. His bill was like 2,000. So, you know, my my uh thoughts and prayers with that guy. Anyway, um hold on, someone Oh. Oh, okay. I'll get to it in a little bit. All right, guys. We have a um got an interesting open. This is a fun one. the open today. If you if you hear it and go, "Oh, sports open." It's not a sports open. It has application outside of sports and you will see the tie nearly immediately as we start talking.So, don't don't get down on it just because it has a sports ball reference. It's um it's going to be a lot of fun. And then we will bust into um a topic we started to broach last night during the stretch period. I don't know if you were on with that. I want to kick that into overdrive a little bit because the more I've thought about that woman, the more I just go insane. So, I'm going to talk about that a little bit. Uh, if we have time at the end, I want to dig into the timeline a little bit. I want to ask your opinions on what is missing from the timeline. I can think of several things we probably need to add. Um, but this this working timeline is going to get very good. Going to get very good and very tight. So, thank you for joining us. Sorry about the uh the false start there on the sound. Sorry about the um two minutes of me yapping in the background trying to get ready, not realizing the mic was open. You know, when I was in radio, we had a rule. If you were in a studio, it was as if the mic was open. I don't care if it was like a Saturday afternoon and there were no shows on and you were just you acted as if mics were open. In in commercial breaks, you acted as if the mics were open. You've never said anything in the studio that you did not want to go out over the mic. If you have one of these around, it can be a very dangerous proposition. So, I uh I probably need to treat this room a lot the same way, not say anything that I don't want to go out over the air. All right, here we go. Here is your January 26, 20 26 opening statement. Let me get this moved around a little bit. Find it. Bring it. Pull it up. There we Dale Nhard is a household name. Even people who have never seen an autoraer, don't know the difference between NASCAR and Formula 1 know the name Dale Nhard. He is without a doubt the most famous American stock car racer in history and a name on almost anyone's top list of iconic racing names. Names like Mario Andredy, Michael Schemacher, Dale Nhard, these are just names everyone knows, racing fans or not. Dale Nhard started racing cars in the mid 1970s. He eventually started his own racing team, Dale Nhard, Inc., known colloquially colloquially as DEI. I doubt he would have chosen that acronym if he would have known what that acronym eventually would come to mean, but I digress. Uh, like everything Dale Nhard touched, DEI was wildly successful. In fact, DEI stands as one of the most iconic teams in NASCAR history. It achieved remarkable success during its heyday. Race wins, Daytona 500 victories, NASCAR championships. The the team's success was not just raw statistics. It was the cultural impact on the sport. It helped propel NASCAR into mainstream popularity during a period of explosive growth. The team fielded multiple cars. It had star drivers. It all came crashing down quite literally at the Daytona 500 on February 18, 2001. Dale Nhard, who was not driving for his own team, was battling for the win with Dale Nhard, Inc. driver Michael Walrip, and his son, another Dale Nhard, Inc. driver Dale Earnhard Jr. Dale Nhard Senior, crashed in the final turn. His son, DEI driver Dale Nhard Jr., finished second. DEI driver Michael Walrip won the race. Dale Narnhard, Inc. drivers finishing one and two in the biggest NASCAR event of the year would have been a cause for overwhelming celebration, except for one problem. Dale Nhard Senior died in that crash. The story of Dale Earnhard, Inc.is a rags to riches story that everyone should know, even if you're not a racing fan. The company started in a simple garage in North Carolina. February 1980. Long time ago. By this time, Dale Earnhard Senior was already a rising star in NASCAR. He co-founded the organization with his third wife, Teresa Houston Nhard, whom he married in 1982. Initially, DEI wasn't focused on fielding race teams. It began as a small operation producing racing parts and supporting his career at another team. NASCAR rules at the time prevented Dale Nhard from owning a competing team while simultaneously driving for a different team. So, he placed the team in Teresa's name. The early years were bootstrapped. Dale was a self-made man. He came from a small milltown. He poured all of his earnings into the venture. He started with basic fabrication for cars and lower tier feeder series. But by the 1980s, mid1 1980s, DEI was fielding its first cars in these lower tier series. Dale himself would occasionally drive them to test the setups. The turning point came in the 1990s when Dale's sons, particularly the aforementioned Dale Earnhard Jr., showed promise. DEI, in fact, was built with family in mind. Dale envisioned it as a legacy for his children, including Dale Jr., Carrie, and Kelly. In 1996, DEI debuted in the Bush Series, the highest of the feeder series, with Dale Nhard Jr. behind the wheel. He found rapid success. He won championships in that series in 1998 and 1999. It validated the team's investment. Expansion was methodical. Dale Earnhard, Inc. moved to a new 100,000 ft facility that included engine shops and research and development departments. By 2000, DEI entered the top NASCAR series full-time with three cars, including one driven by Dale's son, Dale Earnhard Jr. So, the team grew from a little garage hobby to a multi-million dollar enterprise through Dale's vision and family involvement. Ultimately, DEI's foundation was Dale's dream of a familyrun empire. He wanted to blend racing with businesss savvy, and financially and operationally, it was a model of success. The team's headquarters in Morsville, North Carolina, was a state-of-the-art facility that set new standards for NASCAR shops. It had advanced wind tunnels, fabrication areas, even a museum showcasing the Narnhart legacy. Sponsorships from major major brands like Budweiser and GM Goodwrrench fueled the operation, generating millions in revenue and allowing DEI to expand into merchandising, real estate, even aviation. Dale Senior's influence was key. He was a seventime champion. He brought credibility and fan loyalty. This translated into soldout merchandise and heightened TV ratings. By the early 2000s, DEI was a full-fledged empire. It was employing hundreds and contributed to NASCAR's surge in popularity. The team's success extended to the lower series where it developed talent and secured titles, making it a breeding ground for future stars. And that's when Dale Nhart Senior died. It was at the pinnacle. He was the head of the empire. The crash occurred, ironically enough, as Nhard used his race car to block for his two DEI drivers in the race, Walrip, Dale Michael Walrip, and Dale Nhard Jr. It worked. They went on to finish first and second, but the contact turned him in the wall head first at over 150 mph. Nhard suffered a fatal skull fracture along with broken ribs, a broken ankle, a broken sternum, and cuts all over his body. He died instantly.The tragedy left Dale Earnhard, Inc. without a founder. It thrust Teresa, his wife, into full control. His third wife, Teresa Nhard, inherited 100% of the company. She appointed herself CEO amid both grief and incredibly high expectations. And initially, for the first year or so, it looked like the team was thriving. Money kept pouring in. Fans of other teams sentimentally supported DEI as a fan favorite, even if they traditionally had rooted for other teams and other drivers. But cracks soon emerged. Critics would argue that Teresa's management, marked by absenteeism, family conflicts, poor decisions, led to the team's demise. The pivotal issue was a feud with Dale Earnhard Jr., his son from a previous marriage. He was the team's star driver and the a parent to the DEI empire. After several years of clashing with his stepmother, Daryl Nhard Jr. left the team. He took his sponsors like Budweiser with him and it crippled DEI financially. Under Teresa's leadership, the team floundered. Teresa's perceived greed often is cited as the primary cause that destroyed Dale Nhard, Inc. fans blamed her for prioritizing profits over racing. She eventually tried to merge with another team, but after a few years, they dropped her in the Earnhard name completely after a few years, and then DEI had gone from the gold standard to the ash heap of racing history. It turns out it takes more than being married to the right person at the right time to run a business empire. I've always been amused by the notion that someone should succeed their deceased spouse as the head of this or that venture. It's as if people assume businesses just run themselves. This nonsensical notion transcends business. Do you remember when Lerene Wallace succeeded her husband George Wallace as the governor of Alabama? Jud George Wallace's terms were limited. And recall the support for Hillary Clinton's presidential runs. Her great accomplishment was being married to Bill. Michelle Obama, to her credit, seems to recognize that trap despite persistent calls for her to run for the office once occupied by her husband, President Barack Obama. I racked my brain today trying to come up with a single example of a successful transition to the surviving spouse of a successful business built by a spouse who unexpectedly died. I couldn't think of one. That doesn't mean one doesn't exist. It just means I couldn't think of one. It happens from time to time in domestic politics. The surviving spouse will take over a lower office from a deceased spouse. But I can't recall it being successful at the highest levels of business or politics. And that leaves us with Erica Kirk taking over for Charlie Kirk. On the show last night, someone mentioned Erica Kirk was in New York for the New York Times Dealbook Summit on December 3rd. So, I went and watched the recording of that performance. I think there's a reason that performance wasn't highly publicized. I want to play three short clips tonight from that performance. I want to look at a few things she said in context by looking at the TPUSA90 filings and a clip of Charlie Kirk from before he met Erica Kirk. The direction TPUSA is heading in right now is clearly not where Charlie Kirk Kirk was taking it. And I think it's important to keep going back to those founding days and grounding ourselves in Charlie's vision of what he wanted TPUSA to be before he met Erica Kirk.The farther TPUSA has drifted from that original vision, the more danger I think he was in. I also want to look at something I briefly mentioned last night. It it bothered me all night. Uh and it's bothered me for most of today and I want to address it in uh a little fuller context. It's the absolute loonbat known as Lorie Cardardoza Moore. She lives down the road from me here uh in Middle Tennessee. She's she is either on or was on the Tennessee textbook commission. I can't get a final answer if she's still on that textbook commission, but I'm convinced this is this is just my opinion. I'm convinced she's unfit for anything, particularly anything remotely resembling public office. She is, in my opinion, a horrific example of someone who should have any cred credibility cast on her by state government, by the state of Tennessee. And I want to look look a little closer at her operation. And finally, if we have time, I want to take another stroll through the timeline we're putting together. The more we add to that timeline, the more obvious it is to me that Tyler Robinson did not plan and execute the operation that neutralized Charlie Kirk. So, I kind of want to set the show up that way. We're going to dig into um we're going to dig into it that way. Uh the first thing I want to do though is notice because we are on and I believe this is accurate. I saw this on X today. I believe this is accurate. I think we are on day 32, ladies and gentlemen, of Erica Kirk not providing an alibi for where she was when she was allegedly seen at Fort Wuka. It's been 32 days since Erikica Kirk's failed attempt at an alibi for the Fort Wuka allegation. All she had to do was send a screen capture to Candace Owens. What's taken her so long? That's my question. That's my question. What is taking so long? Everything seemed to be on track and then she overheard there might be pictures of her on Fort Wuka and all of a sudden that The attempt to provide an alibi went away. The cooperation in providing an alibi went away. That was more than a month ago. More than a month ago. And I don't want to lose sight of this. I if I have to open every show with day 32, day 33, I will. But at some point, I'm expecting her to provide an alibi cuz this was the attempted alibi that she provided with her finger or somebody's finger covering up two look like teenagers supposed to be her, I think, three and one-year-old. So, that's where we are as we open the show. Now, I want to I want to set up this clip from Erica Kirk by reminding us of where we were yesterday. We took a a look at this letter yesterday. I thought about this letter a little more. This is the letter from the Department of Treasury, the IRS division to Erica Kirk, to Mrs. Charles Kirk, Cara of Turning Point USA, Inc. dated December 4 of late last year, last about a month ago, give or take, month and a half, two months. And if you'll notice, signed here by Scott Bessent, uh, Scott Bessent, excuse me, acting commissioner of the IRS. He's also the Treasury Secretary. And I don't have any problem with Scott Bessent signing this letter. I want to be clear about that. If somebody put a letter together for him and said, "Hey, uh, Mr. Commissioner, everything in here is accurate. Can you please sign it?" Why wouldn't he? Why wouldn't he? But I want to I want to just capture this and set it aside.I want to remind you of the nature of this and then I want to go back and play a few clips from her December 3rd speech the day this letter was delivered because you recall right here it says this is in response to your letter of December 3, 2025. So what was she doing on December 3, 2025? Who else was around her? We're going to talk about that in a minute. uh such that the letter the response letter came back to her the next day. So, let's get into who >> because there were two people at this appearance on December 3rd. You'll recognize that guy right there. Do you know who that is? That's Scott Bessant. The trade secretary, tariffs, trade and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant. Or I guess that's the topic. The tariffs trade and treasury is the topic of the conversation. US Secretary of the Treasury and acting IRS Commissioner Scott the 79th Treasury Secretary of the United States is here. Scott Bess and >> that's all I want to play from it. I don't want to play any other clips. It's the most boring conversation ever. Yes. Sacrificing for you, ladies and gentlemen. I watched all 40 minutes of it. IT WAS HORRIBLE. NOT BECAUSE HE'S HORRIBLE, just because it was boring. I can't imagine wanting to watch that. I can't imagine anybody putting that on the internet and saying, "Yeah, everybody should watch this. It's great." No, it's terrible. Uh why? Because who wants to watch 40 minutes of tariff conversation and trade deals? If that's your thing, it's on the internet. Go look for it. He did a fine job. He just It's like dull as dishwater. So that I just want to point out though he was there at the exact same day that Erica Kirk was there. I have here her appearance. And we are going to take a look at a few clips from her appearance. Actually, I need to get my I need to get my run of show out of the way so I can find the clip length here. There we go. I want I want you to see the intro they This is pretty nuts actually. If you if I don't know why I can't get that to go back there. Here is the intro they had All right, I I can't I got to kill the music because it's probably copyrighted and this looked like it was going to be like an unbelievably hard-hitting interview and there were there were some decent but it was just And here's what she walked up to. SHE'S WEARING A CAPE. I DON'T know why she's wearing a cape. I look I I couldn't pull off the cape look. I've thought about it. I've even thought, you know, I know there are people who wear capes. Obviously, she's got one on. Like Superman wore a cape. Batman uh wore a cape. um counts in the uh older days, they also wore capes. I've never worn a cape. I don't own a cape, but these are uh these are interesting times, ladies and gentlemen. So, she wears the cape. She goes with the cape look, and that's okay. I you know, it was not a uh um it was not an Elvis suit, so it's an upgrade from what she would be wearing a few weeks later. Now, I will put this in context. the the uh Amfest appearance was on December I want to say 15th or 16th somewhere in there. The Amfest appearance that was the gold uh the gold blazer, the gold sequin blazer. That was later. That was where they brought out the uh the rap star. I can't think of her name right now. This is shows you my age. The only female rap star I can think of right now is uh Missy Elliot. I'm old. I can't help it. I can't help it. Uh, oh gosh, what was that woman's name? Anyway, not Cardi B. Who is the uh Anyway, it doesn't matter. Nikki. Nikki.Uh, something. Someone said Nikki. And I do think that's right. All right, let me let me fast forward to the sections I want to play here. And I want to set it up this way when I get there. There is a um there's a question that's been circulate. Nicki Minaj, that's it. There's a question that's been circulating that I've not heard her directly address. Congrats to Aaron Sorcin for asking the question and I thought it was an excellent question. He basic and I'll let you I'll let you listen to it here, but he basically says, "Hey, you h you have gone around telling everybody that um that they should have children, start a family, you know, if they need to put off their career in order to do it, that's fine." How do you justify that and what you've done here taking over TPUSA? I think it's a legitimate question and I'm glad he asked it because no one else seems to have wanted and I think it's important. I don't want to watch these clips anymore than anybody else. I see you guys in the chat saying it. I don't want to watch Erica Kirk clips anymore than anybody else. But here's why I think it's important. We are trying to diagnose two things. One, who neutralized Charlie Kirk? Who was in on it? Who knew about it? We might be able to get some insight into statements made by TPUSA insiders, including their new CEO, Erica Kirk, by things that were said before and after the event. So, that's one. Number two is we have to diagnose where TPUSA is going. And question two will get into exactly why we have to diagnose. It's basically being assumed it's the new Republican party. That's that's basically the setup of the Yeah, I'm going to collect his $10,000. Don't worry about that. Uh it it it's it's basically the second clip I'm going to play. It's the setup is TPUSA is the new Republican party. What what is your plans for it? So, let me play Let me get the All things in due time. Let me get there. Let me get there. It's important we go through and listen to this. But this is a question that I have not heard her yet answer. >> Really loved that. He loved it. >> I got a question for you though on that topic. Uh which is I uh work with a number uh fabulous female reporters and we were talking about this interview coming up. >> Okay. >> And uh they said they wanted me to ask you this actually because you've urged as he has women not to delay building families. >> I beg your pardon. You have urged uh women not to delay. Yes. Uh having families, >> right? >> And you've talked about serving your husband >> and >> well, he served me also. He would ask, "How can I serve you?" We would ask it to each other. And a number of them said, "Ask her. Please ask her how we should how you think about your career and now that you're going to be taking over Turning Point." >> Mhm. >> And balancing family >> and what the what your view is of that >> No, it's it's >> all right. I It was a good question. It was asked very poorly. No offense to Aaron Sorcin. I He may maybe he's aruck by being in the room with with uh um with Erica Kirk. I don't know. I mean, just spit it out. Hey, you tell people to prioritize family over career. You just took on a monster job. That a job that, by the way, resulted in the death of your husband. Like, there there are a million ways to ask this question. I don't know why the hesitancy. Why so why so difficult? I understand that he's a a a lunatic.He's a uh a far-lefty and he's probably struggling with asking a woman, "Why are you not staying consistent to the values you've espoused? You've said family is more important than work. You've encouraged other women to assue work instead in favor of family. Are you a hypocrite?" I mean, that's the question he's asking. Are you a hypocrite? I mean, he he wouldn't even had to say anything else. He could have said, "Uh, good evening, Miss Kirk. Are you a hypocrite? That's all he had to say. I'm not saying she is or isn't. Let's let her answer. >> It's a great That's a great question. It's actually a very thoughtful question. >> Yeah, we know. It's a great question. I mean, answer the question. Don't Don't compliment the questioner. That just means you don't like the question. >> I grew up with a mother who is an entrepreneur. It was her and I. My parents got divorced when I was very young, when I was five. And I saw that as a blueprint. Um, so that does not scare me being a a single mom, if you will, now and running a company. Um, there really is no such thing as balance. There's always going to be a give and take. But what this grieving process has taught me is that there is really no blueprint of what I'm going through. It's really a oneofone type of situation. And it's interesting because I when you view can be morphed into a form of purpose that you see will outlive you. Again, it puts into perspective that this isn't about me. This isn't about my life. This is about the legacy my husband left behind. It's also about how we're fighting the good fight for our country. And when it comes to career, I I will be fully transparent. I was fully bought into the boss babe. I mean, I lived in Manhattan. >> I Charlie essentially plucked me out of the New York City orbit and was like, I have a healthier way of viewing things. Mhm. >> Hey, real quickly, does anyone know what she did in New York City? >> I mean, quick show of hands. Does anyone can answer that question? What did she do to produce an income in New York City? Cuz I' I've struggling on that. I heard she was a real estate agent. I've not heard of any long list of real estate deals she was involved in. I don't I'm having trouble identifying what this boss babe was doing in New Who was she boss babbing? Okay, a couple things. I want to I'm going to finish the clip. It's it's got another minute or so on this clip, but I want to pause for a second because she's still not answered the question. The question was, "Are you a hypocrite?" How do you justify your previous position where you told women to not go into the workforce and instead stay home and raise family, which by the way, I agree with. I think that's a great a great thing. If you can afford it, I think it's ideal. No, I'm not knocking women who feel like they have to work. That's not my point. My point is it's a luxury to raise your own kids in your own home. It's it's it's absolutely amazing. And if you can afford it, it's great to take advantage of. So, I agreed with uh uh Erica Kirk prior to Charlie Kirk passing away. I agreed with the both of them. I'm a little weirded out that she can't answer it. I'm a little weirded out that she can't say, "Hey, I changed my mind." or hey, I was wrong. Because that's essentially what you have. That's that's the position you have to come to. If you said women should stay home and raise their kids if they're financially able to, and she certainly is.She's worth eight figures plus is my guess. But if that was your position on September 9th of this of last year, September 9th of 2025, the day before Charlie Kirk passed away, and it's no longer your position, you owe us an explanation why. You're running a public charity that has tremendous influence over Republican primary politics and general elections. You owe us an explanation why you've changed your mind. You also owe that explanation not just to us who are paying taxes while your company doesn't. We pay a lot of taxes out here in middle America. You you your company's not paying taxes. You guys have accumulated tens or maybe even a hundred million dollars or more in assets and you paid no taxes on those. Every dollar I accumulate, I have to pay taxes on. Even the dollars I spend, I But you owe the women an explanation who took your advice. Like if there was a woman that that heard you speak or Charlie speak on a podcast or an interview or at a live appearance and they said and and you guys said, "Hey, if if at all possible, if if Erica Kirk, while Charlie was alive, said, "Hey, if at all possible, you should assue going into the work phase. Don't worry about being a boss babe. Go get a husband. Go have some You should you should look those women in the eye and explain to them, were you wrong? Have you changed your mind? Or are you now an elitist who's just better than all of us? I I'll give you an example. One time I was talking to somebody uh well, this was on Facebook. I wasn't really talking to him. It was in the comment section and somebody was talking about putting Q-tips in your ear and they were saying, "Don't ever put a Q-tip in your ear. I'm an ENT and if you put a Q-tip in your ear, you'll be you'll be deaf and you'll poke your eardrum out. You'll do all kinds of damage. And I just pointed out that I get my ears examined cuz I have my hearing loss and they they stick a scope in there and they look in there and you could see it on the screen, you know, they show it on TV and my ears are always pristine and I say, "I do I do my ears with Q-tips." And you know what she said? Well, I do my ears with Q-tips, too, but I tell people not to. That's what I feel like with Erica Kirk here, that that she feels like she's some sort of expert who's able to thread the needle, who's able to walk that balance beam, who's able to to to to to walk that very fine line between being a good mom and being a good boss, babe. But but she doesn't think anyone else can do it. I'm better than you. I will tell you you can't do it, but I'm going to do it. And that bothers me when people take that approach. It bothers me. It would be like me telling someone, "Don't quit your job and go into full-time podcasting." Well, you I just did it a week and a half ago. That would be so hypocritical of me to say that. If you think you've got an audience and you you and you're and you're you're doing a good job and you have the time and the commitment to put into it on a daily basis and you want to quit your job and I just I just can't stand it when people say, "Do as I say, not as I do." It bothers me. It really bothers me. Let me let her finish her her comment here because she she never answers the question. We got We've been two and a half minutes into it. We got another minute to go and she still won't answer it, but I'm going to play it just just in good faith. >> And looking at life and things like that and and and he was right. He was right.And I I remember thinking I if I would have stayed on that path I was on, I would have lost out on some of the most beautiful moments of of my life. Children, having a husband, being able to create and build something so incredible. And again, yes, balance is an illusion. I bring my children to the office. I have them with me constantly. We have an phenomenal team. It doesn't just fall on my shoulders. Charlie was very good about creating and and intentionally building a machine where it turns from founder to visionled. And he shared everything with me. I I knew his goals. I knew what his vision was for for things. So this is not out of my orbit. This is not uncomfortable for me. And it's not because I'm I'm picking up a mantle that I understand and that I know um the that Charlie has entrusted to me, the team has entrusted to me, the Lord has entrusted to me. And I take that very seriously. >> So, a couple of things. One is does anyone believe her kids are always with her? I don't. I've seen no evidence of it. I've heard no tell of it. I've never heard one person say, "Oh, that Erica Kirk, you know, you can't go anywhere with her. She's got her kids with her all the time." So that's one thing. I I don't buy that. I don't believe that. Second thing is, do you want your kids with you all the time? Do you not remember this job cost your husband his life? Is that the environment you want your kids in? Politics is a blood sport. Politics is gross. Politics is disgusting. you have I mean you guys have turned TPUSA and we'll go back and watch Charlie's statement from 10 years or so ago. We we'll we'll watch and see is that what Charlie had in mind prior to But the third thing is she keeps turning every she it's like she'd be a good campaigner because a good campaigner is going to get their talking points out no matter what the question was. The question was are you a hypocrite? You told women to forego going into the workforce if possible and stay home and raise their kids and now you're in the workforce with a 1 and three-year-old or a 2 and four year old, however old they are. Is that hypocritical? That was essentially the question. I mean, you know, the question was not, hey, did Charlie share everything with you? Did he make sure you knew the vision he had for where the company would go? That was not the question, young lady. That was not the question. I know you're wearing a cape. I probably shouldn't be talking about you in your cape. But that wasn't the question. The question was very simple. Are you a hypocrite? She never answered it. She never one time owned up to it and said, "Yes, I used to say that, but here's why I was wrong, or here's why I changed my mind." She just instead moved to, "I'm just doing this anyway. I don't care what I used to tell women, and I'm not going to look them in the eye and apologize." Uh, the mods are doing fantastic job. I'm watching the chat go by and it was moving pretty quick and it looks like someone slowed it down a little bit. So, thank you. I like everybody to be able to be heard and um I appreciate that. All right, here's the second one. The question here is you're now running TPUSA. The TPUSA is essentially now the new Republican party. You know, what don't you like about the GOP? What do you like and what don't you like? This is This is great. This is great. And I got to do a little side a side quest here in the middle of her answer. >> A very deeper issue.>> We had um Gavin Newsome out here just moments ago. He had done a podcast as you know with Charlie and we've been talking to him about the future of the Democratic party. >> And I'm curious now that you're running Turning Point >> and thinking about the future of the Republican party. >> I want to know what it is that you like about the party today. but also what you don't like about the party today. >> Let me just pause. I know that suit probably costs more than my house. But I wouldn't wear that. That's just me. I'm not sure. I think I think that's going to be one of those suits we look back on 30 years in pictures like, man, people used to wear that in public. I mean, people used to wear that in public. Uh you know, like the the suits where people got married in in the 70s with the frills up them and they were light powder blue or whatever. I think one day we'll look back at that suit and be like, "Man, I can't imagine walked out on stage with a straight face." But that's not the point. That's not the point. All right. So, the question was, "What do you like? What do you don't like about the the Republican party now that you're essentially the de facto head that nobody voted for?" >> It's a good question. >> Again, don't compliment the question. Of course, it's a good question. The man is a professional interviewer. He interviews CEOs and high-powered individuals every single morning on CNBC. You don't have to tell them it's a good question. That doesn't buy you time. It makes you look like you don't know what you're talking about. >> It's >> So does that look, by the way, >> it's So I have to brag on our Turning Point action team for a second. Tyler Boyard does a fantastic job running it. If if any of you ever are in Arizona, we'd love to have you and host you at headquarters. We have a a awesome building. We have six buildings, but one of them is Turning Point Action. And it almost looks like a war room of how it's set up with with different polling numbers and who's running what race. And it's it's really awesome to see. >> Sounds like a pretty partisan outfit, huh? Sound I'm going to show you some some data in a second. It sounds like a a political operation being run out of a nonprofit. You know, I've got he oh, it's it's like a war room. We got polling and who's winning and who We'll get back to that. I just want to hold that in your mind. >> What I love about our party is that we have a common thread of wanting to seek truth. What I find interesting about our party right now there is a lot of shuffling and mixing up and I feel like when things are shuffling and mixing up they're falling into place in a different way. >> What do you mean by shuffling and mixing up? >> I mean like in fighting. Yes. Who Who are you talking about? >> Well, I mean, you can just pick out whatever name, but when there's infighting just in general, it's not I'm not talking about ex extensively just politicians. I'm talking about just in general, whether that's influencers, whether that's other voices within the right, there's a lot of uprising, but there's also something and and again, this goes back to my faith, and I and I just am going to preface this from the standpoint of I truly believe that the Lord uses everything.And so for me, what I see that as is opportunity for really getting back to the basics of what our party stands for and what and really be able to have this cohesive understanding of this is how we can be better prepared for 2628. >> Okay. An uprising. Did anybody catch that word? She's calling what's happening on the Republican party an uprising. Now, if you look at the diff dictionary definition of uprising, an act or instance of rising up, usually a localized act of popular violence in defiance of an unu uh uh usually of the established government. In other words, I got to make you I got to make her small for this. I promise I'm going to go back to her. In other words, those pesky commoners, Candace Tucker, those pesky commoners, they're causing problems in the Republican party. It's an uprising. It's infighting. It's It's people who can't afford $40,000 worth of jewelry on their arms in an interview when they're wearing a cape. That's who she's talking about. She's talking about you and me. She's talking about all of us. It's an uprising. Like that's what you say when the proletariat goes against the the the government. An uprising. That's how they think of us, ladies and gentlemen. They're better than us. We need to shut up. Go back to our little hamlets. Live in our little holes in the ground. Come out when our feudal lords permit it. Oh, yes, yes, yes. May I May I have another? Oh, no. I may not have another. Okay. Well, I'll go back to my little my little hole in the ground. Do you have enough jewelry on your hands, madam? Oh, okay. Good. Yeah. If If not, you can have mine. I I don't want to be accused of uprising. Oh, you would never wear my jewelry. Okay. Well, may I have it back? Oh, you're not giving it back. You're going to melt it into something you might I mean the the truth comes out sometimes. The truth sometimes just seeps out of their mouths. This is how they think about us. This woman is now according to this question the de facto and that's how she thinks about us. An uprising because we have opinions that >> I think it's good to have inhome arguments. It irons some things out. I think it's important. >> And is But is that in the influencer crowd, you think, or the political crowd? I mean, is this the the Nick Fuentes Tucker Carlson debate we're talking about? >> I'm talking about everything. Okay. I'm talking about there is there is ever since Charlie was murdered there has been conversation across the whole right side of who believes this what believes that where are we standing on half of you know where is the youth going this direction it's it's a conversation that's being had that is again uncomfortable and riing things up but I think it's healthy because once you have those conversations then you come to a full point and maybe it takes a little while But usually you come to a point of understanding of this is what we believe in. >> Eventually you guys will be the uprising will be dis abolished. Eventually it'll be squashed. You understand that's what she means, right? Uh just in case you were wondering where she's coming from, not only is she wearing thousands of dollars worth of jewelry in a cape. I mean the the the gall to go on stage at a cape is one thing. I went back and looked at her plane records. She flew the Gulfream 5 to this event at a cost roundtrip conservatively estimated $50 to $75,000 of tax free money probably. I would Most of the people in this audience don't make $75,000 a year.They work 2,000 hours a year and don't make $75,000. I want you to keep this in perspective. That was her flight. Those planes, the Gulfream 5, can cost upwards of $12,000 an hour. That's a three or four hour flight from Scottsdale to White Plains, New York. That is well more than the average That's what they fly around on to go to this meeting to sit down for a 40minute uprising. But eventually we'll settle on what we actually believe. We'll tell you guys what you're allowed to say and not say. and um and then you guys will go back into your holes where you make less in a year than it costs me to fly to this thing. Now maybe she gets a good deal and it was $40,000. When was the last time you spent $40,000? Did you benefit for more than one day from that $40,000? I mean, you might have bought a new car. Maybe you made a giant improvement to your house to fit your family. Not a lot of people just drop 40 gurr without thinking about it. They probably pray about it for days, weeks, maybe months. Let's say the average person's house payment is $2,000 a month. That's two years of house payments minimum, maybe three to fly back and forth to this dealbook so that you can be told you're a And we're supposed to go, "Yeah, yeah, I Terresa Nhard destroying her husband's legacy in real time. I'm watching it. I'm watching it in real time. When you start putting pen to paper, ladies and gentlemen, you start thinking about these things a little differently. a couple of things cuz she was talking about Tyler Boyer's tireless work at TPUSA Action that has their whole that has a whole building there. So, I got a couple years worth of 990s just to just as an example just to see what's going on in there. How much are they spending here? This is the fiscal year ending June 2023. The most recent we have. Oh, no. We have one more after this. But this is they took in about $10 million that year, you know, from not from the peasants. This this wasn't peasant money. This didn't come from people banging a clock making $21 an hour or something. No, no, no. This is not their money. This is not what this is not who pays for this stuff. But I want to slide down to the total expenditures here because of this. Well, I don't even want them. I'm not even going to bang on their salaries right now. I just want to point out that There it is. There it is. Political activity expenditures $1.8 million. They took in 10. They spent 1.8 on political activities. Did it sound to you like that building that he's working in was doing anything other than political activities? I mean, that's as she described it, that's all they did. Oh, they got a whole war room. All these political races they're monitoring and working on. Who's winning? Who's losing? seems a little off to me. So, I go to the next year. What What does that one look like? Maybe this one has a little better um a little better clarity. So, let's pull this one up. Maybe maybe we'll get some uh some additional clarity on this one. Maybe all the spending was the next year. Who knows? This is the fiscal year ending June 2024. This is the most recent one we have. They took in $27 million. Not from the peasants, not from those of us uprising and infighting, needing to settle down or whatever, she said. No, no, no, no, no. That's not who's giving Turning Point Action $27 million. This is the political arm. So, how much of that $27 million in their war room, in their own building did they spend on these political activities?It might shock you to learn. $637,000. It's right there. 637,500 political campaign activity expenditures out of 27 million in the midst of the 2024 Republican out of 27 million that they took in. If you need the reminder, there it is. I look at this and I say, I don't know that something's wrong because I'm not smart enough and I'm not an accountant and all that, but I think somebody should take a look at this because I just heard her on a stage describing Tyler Boyer's job at Turning Point Action and how they have a whole building dedicated to these campaigns and $27 million dollar rolled in in support of something and only 600 and something thousand gets recorded as political activity. What's Where's the money going? I don't know. I'm not saying it's going anywhere here or I'm not saying it's malevolent. I'm not saying it's bad. I'm not saying it's it's uh being stolen or misused. I'm just curious where it is. What did you do with it? And did you really only spend $637,500 on political campaigns That seems light to me in light of in light of how she just described. Do I need to go back and let you hear it again now that you've seen it? Was only $637,000 out of 27 million. I think Wolves in Finance said that was like 3%. I'm trusting him on that m on that math. Trusting him on that math. Let me go back and listen to how she described what Tyler Boyer was doing real quickly. We had um Gavin Newsome out here just moments ago. He had done a podcast as you know with Charlie and we've been talking to him about the future of the Democratic Party. >> And I'm curious now that you're running Turning Point >> and thinking about the future of the Republican party. >> I want to know what it is that you like about the party today, but also what you don't like about the party today. It's it's so I have to brag on our Turning Point Action team for a second. Tyler Boyard does a fantastic job running it. If if any of you ever are in Arizona, we'd love to have you and host you at headquarters. We have a a awesome building. We have six buildings, but one of them is Turning Point Action. And it almost looks like a war room of how it's set up with with different polling numbers and who's running what race. And >> I mean, so awesome that we don't even have to >> uh Oh, sorry. >> Let me get there stopped. So awesome that they only spend $637,000 on 27 million on political campaign. I mean, that is like really efficient. If that's true, I need to get this guy an a Nobel Prize in economics or accounting or something. I don't know how that works. I don't know how that works. All right, one more clip. It's less It's a minute n seconds. I almost said less than a minute. I'm not going to lie to you. It's a minute nine. A minute nine. One more clip. Uh, this one talks about JD Vance. We know she has since endorsed JD Vance. What was her take on JD Vance at this time? And my question is what changed? What changed? Because we know at Afest on December 15, 16, 17, somewhere in there. So, like two weeks after this, she would give JD Vance a hearty endorsement. How did she feel about him on this day? >> I think there's a tendency, especially when you live in a city like me. >> Sorry, I stopped at the wrong minute here. I wondered why she was staring at the sky. That's not how it was supposed to be queued up. Here we go. Oh man, what a freeze frame that is. she looks like Medusa. That's awful. I'm sorry, Eric. I would never do that to you on purpose. It >> Um JD Vance.>> Mhm. >> Is he Is he Is he the person you you plan to ultimately support for 2028? >> He's a dear friend. My husband and him were very good friends. I think you remember when he supported him for Senate and they had a a great time doing that race together. Um, and he supported JD for that. I do have to say, yes, I mean, we we adore JD and my husband was very vocal about endorsing him, but I do have to preface this from the standpoint of we have a tendency as humans to look past. We have very short attention spans and very short memories. I would ask that we enjoy the fact that maybe you don't, but I will enjoy the fact that my husband worked so hard so hard for this past election. And I think it would be I think it would behoove us to appreciate that hard work and enjoy the fact that we do have a president in office that um we we voted for. >> Yeah. and two weeks later that all goes out the window and all of a sudden she's endorsing JD Vance. So let's let's just be clear. It's not like that's not a permanent position. It's not like how she treats the uh the plebes with their little uprisings. All right, move along. Move along. We've made a decision, ladies and gentlemen. Move along. Move along. That's enough. That's enough plebing from you plebes. No more plebing. Please. Please. The elites have some work to do here. Let me get on my Gulfream jet at $10,000 an so that I can turn around and fly back to DC and then I can turn around and fly back home again and New Bron Falls, Texas about 10 times for some reason. Well, excuse me. Excuse me. I'm sorry I'm not amused by this. I'm sorry that I didn't know that this stuff was going on before. Like I think it's time we start looking at all of our political organizations and we start asking all of them, is this how you're spending money? Whose money are you spending? And where's how are you stockpiling so much of it? How on earth are you stockpiling enough money to fly on a plane like that? And I you know what? I'll make a commitment. I'll make a commitment right now. If Erica Kirk has someone from TPUSA reach out to me, I will buy her coach tickets for the next two vacation, the next two trips she goes on. She can fly Southwest. Um, I can put it on a Delta card. She can fly Delta or American. No, not first class, not business. We're talking coach sitting back there with the commoners, the Uprisers. I'll buy her next two trips. I don't care where she's going as long as they're domestic. You know, lower 48, please. I'm not paying for you to go to Maui, but I'll pay for the next two. Uh, contact me in the next 24 hours or so by 7:30 tomorrow night. I'll be happy. You tell me when. I would love to see her in coach. In fact, I might go with her. In fact, I will. I'll fly to where she's leaving. I'll buy the seat next to her. COME ON, ERICA. WE'RE GETTING ON A PLANE. YES, we're drinking Virgin Bloody Marys. It's gonna get wild. You are going to love it. You're going to love it, Erica. Back here in coach. Oh, no. There's not a lot of leg room. I apologize. Oh, it's going to be great. It's going to be fantastic. All right. All of this has to be in context of of the way Charlie Kirk set this organization up. I almost came to tears. Keep in mind, I wasn't the biggest fan of Charlie Kirk in his late later years. And the and the reason was simple. Because he w he had gotten so far away from what I'm about to show you. He'd that I forgot who he used to be.There was a time where this was normal Charlie Kirk. This was the Charlie Kirk we all knew and loved. This wasn't, you know, political, you know, just just I want you to just hear this. He's talking to Jenny Thomas, Clarence Thomas's wife. >> She asked him a well, you'll hear the question here. >> Talk about why you've picked the issues you've picked and what do you avoid. Sure. In the whole >> So, since our founding, we completely avoid social issues. We don't talk about gay marriage or abortion or any of that. And you know, people ask, well, why is that? And I say, you know, quite quite frankly, when I start when I wanted to start this organization and I saw a lot of the just cursory polling that my high school political science department did, you know, almost 70 or 80% of my high school graduating class said they supported same-sex marriage. Wow, that's almost overwhelming. And when I talked to these young people, and I know a lot of them that took the poll, I said, "Well, how do you identify politically?" "Oh, I'm a Democrat because I believe in gay marriage and abortion." I said, ' Huan, there's about 15 other issues that are very very important to the broader scheme of, you know, governance and, you know, our lifestyle in general, but they only looked at politics to the prism of those two issues. So, if you know, we had this crazy idea and it's not a unique idea. Many organizations do it and you know, also political enterprises ever since. What if we remove those from the conversation and say those are important, but we're not going to engage in that conversation. Let's talk about free markets, limiting government, skepticism of big governmental power, and fiscal responsibility. And we saw broad-based appeal, acceptance of those ideas and values, a more um a more receptive audience of that conversation. And uh because of that, you know, talking about those particular issues, you can engage a generation that otherwise would have identified as a liberal or a Democrat or someone not on our side and then say, well, there's about, you know, 20 other issues here that we have to talk about. I guarantee about 16 of them resonate with you. And that would be the first time they ever heard that because they were told then the liberals want it this way. You believe in gay marriage, you must be a Democrat. No other issue. That's it. And they've actually been able to win over a lot of people based on that. But they don't win the argument on taxes, on limiting government, on well-run government, on balancing budgets, on creating. That's not an argument they want to have. They're always trying to steer it away back to, you know, abortion and gay marriage. And that's that we've we're trying to go I'm going to leave that freeze frame right there because that's the Charlie. That is a Charlie I really liked. That's like 20 21 year old Charlie. There's no Erica France on the horizon. I don't think there's no Rob McCoy. There's no Mikey There's no billionaire donors trying to uh influence his foreign policy, desperately trying to take advantage of the millions of people he's reaching and put a message in his mouth that ultimately will will get him killed. And I look at that picture and I think, hey, I do remember that Charlie. Like I I I let myself believe I wasn't a big Charlie Kirk fan because the last couple years I I wasn't.But I but I wasn't because of the way Erica Kirk is running the organization now, the way Tyler Boyer is running the organization now, the way Mikey McCoy is running the organization now, the way Andrew Kovette's running the organization now. I'm not a big fan of that at all. But that message right there, fiscal responsibility. Now, let me ask you a question. If you're flying a Gulfream 5 to a 40minute interview in New York City from Scottsdale at the at the cost of tens of thousands, 30, 40, 50, maybe 60 or 70,000, is that fiscal responsibility? Don't you see how governments sort of TPUSA, this was your message. This was your message, not mine. Actually, it was mine, but I wasn't the one on TV with Jenny Thomas. This was your message. You You guys were preaching fiscal sanity, fiscal responsibility. This was the only thing you talked about. You avoided social issues. You avoided foreign policy issues. You avoided religious issues. You wanted to That's what you were trying to accomplish. That is the founding man's message. He just told us what it was. Let's put the divisive stuff aside and let's focus on the things we all agree on. Now later people, vultures would come in and and stick their and including his wife, stick their little creature claws in him and suck the life out of him. and it would become about foreign policy. It would become a divisive religious organization, decidedly anti-Islam, decidedly anti-atholic, decidedly anti- anything except a particular brand of this or that Christianity. That wasn't the founding message. Jewish people, Muslims, Christians, we can all believe in fiscal sanity. gay, straight, purple-haired, furry. We can all believe in cryp in uh sanity, fiscal sanity. This message, he's still alive with this Now, he might not have been able to drag in $100 million in donations. He might not have been sitting in the White House, maybe, but I don't think that's what he wanted. I don't think that's what he wanted. I think that's what the people around him wanted. I saw that I saw that clip today. I don't even know how I came across that clip. Oh yeah, I do. I was looking for something in particular and pulled that up. But I saw that clip today. I got very emotional. I thought, man, I remember I remember liking him. He appealed to my like college sense of why why is politics hard? Why doesn't everybody just want to cut I remember thinking when I was young like freshman sophomore in college I remember thinking why doesn't someone just go like to the president of France and say why don't you guys just cut taxes like your taxes are so high that's in in Germany that's why your unemployment rate's 16% why don't you just cut your taxes I mean it was so it was so easy to me it was such a such a basic you know fundamental thing well if you just were a little more fiscally conservative you you would have greater economic growth you would attract industry why aren't you doing it politics is is is always much simpler Gosh, I'm so emotional right now. I don't even want to go over this Lori Cordoa more stuff. I may kick that. It's such a right turn here to I'm going to start the conversation. I'm going to start the conversation. Um, I got this from Diligent Dennis. He he he's the one who put all this together. I don't want to steal credit from him. He grabbed this screen grab of the of the text. Uh, this is the insane unhinged lunatic text this woman sent to Charlie Kirk.It just happened to land, I believe the story goes, the day before All the people trust all the people that trusted you, Jews and Christians, including me. Why would you platform anti-semmites like Candace and Tucker, there are many evangelical Christian Zionists who would never give these people the opportunity to spew their hatred. And it goes on from there. I'm not going to read the whole thing. It's on the screen. You can pause it and read it if you want. Don't be counted among the It will be to your peril as well as the unfinished work God was going to do through you. It's as clear of a threat as anything I've ever heard. And and the preceding sentence, God warns us in the last days, he will wipe out the descendants of Edom. Don't be counted among the In other Well, I saw that text and I thought, "This woman's nuts. This woman's absolutely a lunatic." And so I I heard from some folks and I realized she she lived around here and she's actually on or was on the Tennessee textbook commission to the great shame, frankly, of our house speaker and our governor. They they need to do away with her. Not not not in the way she wanted to do away with Charlie. Don't get DON'T GET THE WRONG IDEA, GOVERNOR. I'M NOT ASKING for any neutralizations here. That's that's what they do. I'm not asking her to be counted among the No, no, no, no, no. I'm just asking for her to politely be escorted out of the meeting and and forced to resign. That's all I want to That's all I want to do. But I want to go through this here because this is her nonprofit and I want to point something out here because she's running a nonprofit and I did look up where she lived and if the public records are correct, her house around here is valued at around $5 million. That's a lot of house. And apparently And there's apparently another house because this is headquartered in But as I go through this, let me go back to the bottom here. I want to I just before I even open one up, I just want to scan through and show you something here. She she raised in 2011. These are fiscal year ending December. This is she's been doing this for 15 years. This grift has been going on for 15 years where you where you're running a nonprofit. She raised half a million dollars. 16% The program services 20,000 4%. Now we go up to the next one. 2012 executive compensation $120,000 21%. One out of every $5 that came in got paid to the executives. Here's another one. 566,000 came in. 21% of it got paid to her. 120,000 paid to her. Like if if you're paying yourself 20% of a nonprofit, that's not a nonprofit. You're just someone's contractor. You're an employee. You should be paying taxes on that. Like the the that money should be taxed. That should not be cut. That should not be a write- off for the person paying it. That should be $1099 and you have to pay the person paying it should not get the write off at all. Either way, 2014 again 670,000 comes in. She makes 120,000. Again, 18% of the total is being paid to her, 40 going to someone else. We could look in into where that's going in a minute if we have time. But you'll notice some of the other people like her husband's media company, some of her kids 2015 making 3/4 of a million Next time 850 $855,000. So this is I mean what would you do if someone just gave you a $855,000 and you got to travel around on it? You got to I'll open one of these up and let you see what they're doing. It's tremendous where these where this money goes.It's absolutely unbelievable. Pay. She got a little raise now. She's making 125 14% of the 855,000. So, this goes on and on and on, right? This goes on for the years. I don't want to bore you to tears by going through all this, but this is the most recent one. Fiscal year ending December 2024. I'm telling you, we need to look into every one of these nonprofits. Every single one of these nonprofits needs to be examined like this. Not just TPUSA, all of them. It is the biggest racket going right now. It is absolutely a racket and it must be stopped. Nonprofits are like the Boys and Girls Club. You take care of the fields. You You buy some umpires, you know, you got a little building where the kids can change clothes. Maybe you got a basketball gym. The YMCA, you got a little basketball gym. You got some soccer fields out there. That's a nonprofit. You running around preaching about foreign policy and and that is not a nonprofit. I'm sorry. That's just not what it is. You sending threatening texts to Charlie Kirk the day before he dies. That is not a nonprofit. That is that is the taxpayer subsidizing you for being a clown for running around and spouting off political opinions. That is not a nonprofit. Like that's an internet troll. That's just a troll on X. I deal with him every day. I have to block them. That's all Brought in $988,000. Paid herself $166,000 of it. 27.5% of the hall went to executive compensation. paid this Janette Hackler girl uh 67,000. I looked Janette Heckler up. I think she's like an 87 year old woman around Dallas. I have no idea what this woman's doing. Why is she still working? It may be the wrong one, but I'm pretty sure I'm right. I don't know why. I mean, that's that's like elder abuse right there if you're making this woman work at 87 years old. But let's just open it up and look and see where some of this money is going. Current year raised 987,000 program services revenue uh 1,600 which means you haven't you you're not raising much grants only 19,000 only 19,000 is being paid out to other organizations that might benefit from this money. salaries, compensation, and employee benefits. Almost half, $445,000 of the almost million dollar went to salaries, compensation, and employee benefits. They're just getting they're just taking money, giving someone a tax write off, and paying themselves half the money. It is absolute lunacy. That is not a nonprofit. That is a scam. In my opinion, in my opinion, I'm not saying it's illegal. I'm not saying they're doing anything wrong. I'm saying it it strikes me as highly unethical and immoral according to my beliefs. Obviously, she's getting away with it. It must be legal. I'm not sure it should be. Now, this other expenses. So, you you're giving yourself half the money. Not yourself, but you and your employees half the money. What are you doing with the rest of it? What's this other expenses? Well, we'll look at that in just a second. This is down on part nine. Let's see where this other 387,000 goes. So, let's go down to part nine and look That's part four. Oh man, this is a long return. Here we go. Part uh part 11. I went too far. Oh gosh. Okay. Part six, part eight, part nine. Oh, that's other assets. Where's the other uh where the other expenses? It's on here somewhere. It was like paying to to to to run some Oh, where did it go? This would this would happen. Oh, here it is. Right here. I went too far. Yes. Yes. Here we go. Part nine, statement of functional expenses.So, 19,000 of it was grants out of almost a million. Compensation of key employees. We already talked about that and payroll tax and all that. Uh the benefits for the employees other salaries and wages was like $455,000. 6,000 in accounting fees. Well, that Janette Hackler is an accountant I think if I'm thinking of the right person that you paid 675. What did you pay her for if not accounting fees? Now, here's the other 92,000 in other. We'll find that in just a second. Advertising and promotion. They paid all this money to Office expenses. It's being run out of your house. What office expenses are there? You have an office. Travel. Look at all that travel expense. Look at all that travel expense. $60,000. $61,000 in travel. These people travel. Well, I haven't spent 61,000 in travel in the last 15 years. That's not true. Well, that probably is true. Conferences and meetings, 12,000. Insurance, 26,000. What are you insuring? What are you paying insurance for? You already gave employee benefits up here. You already gave compensation. What What is the $26,000 you're paying in insurance? Now, this NRB expenses, this is great right here. NRB expenses. I think I've looked this up. This is to pay to have I think I think I could be wrong. I think this is to pay to have her inane ramblings broadcast on on some sort of service. Like, YouTube is free. You just open it up and you start babbling and if people want to listen, they'll tune in. 25,521 of you are doing that right now. But but I I think if I'm reading this correctly, this NRB, this is an NRB uh national religious broadcasters. I think that means and I think that means she's paying to have a program run on that station. That's the way I look at it. I don't I don't I don't know what else she would be paying for. Dues and subscriptions, 20 grand. What dues and subscriptions? I mean, this is like just blowing money. If you if this was your money, you would never spend $20,000 on dues of subscriptions, fees, production expenses. You know what her husband Her husband's a a producer, like a a videographer. Makes edits, makes movies, videos. I'm not even getting into the personal personal side tonight, Lori. I don't want to. I'm not even getting into your your history on the uh the commercials. I'm not even getting into that. But I look at this and I say, "Guys, in light of this crazy woman, Lorie Cardardoam Moore, who sent the most unhinged text to Charlie Kirk the day before he passed away, the most unhinged text to Charlie Moore the day before he Basically saying, "If you keep this up, you're going to die." I don't know any other way to read that text. Maybe maybe there's some other innocent explanation for how to read But when I see when I see this just basically a a low-budget internet troll and then I realize, no, she's raking in a million dollars a year of tax-free money flying all over the place paying to have her inane ramblings put up on some some, you know, religious broadcasting service. I I look at this stuff and I think this this this has got to be reigned in. This is not what they had in mind when they passed all this legislation that allowed these nonprofit entities. I really think they thought people are going to be opening schools for kids. Oh, you're going you want to like like we otherwise would be doing this as a government. If you're willing to do it, we'll at least not make you pay taxes. That's kind of the idea behind a nonprofit.Like we have to educate all these kids. There's millions of kids every year. We have to educate them all. But if you're willing to educate them, we're not going to charge you taxes. You know, if someone gets sick and hurt and they have a broken leg and they come in and they want to get their get an ankle surgery on like an e, we're not going to charge you taxes. Like that's a nonprofit. Most of the hospitals you would walk into are non Well, this becoming fewer by the year, frankly, but You know, like the Baptist church would open one. The Baptist hospital in Nashville. Now it's Ascension, whatever the Centennial, whatever it is. A St. Thomas Hospital in Nashville. Vanderbilt Hospital, a nonprofit run by a university. Like that is an essential service that's being performed by private citizens so we don't charge them taxes. Inane ramblings around our greatest ally and threatening Charlie Kirk. That is not it. That is not what they had in mind when they passed this stuff. That's not what we were looking for. We weren't looking for you to run a nonprofit to dump your foreign policy preferences on people and force them to listen to it. That is not it. Not what they had in mind. And it's gross. It's just gross. And I don't know what is the IRS doing. Like why are they not reviewing these people to say should you keep like I think every two or three years your nonprofit should have to go through a You you should have to um justify your nonprofit status every two or three years. Here are the things we've done. Here's a sample of what we've produced. And and somebody should look at it and say, "No, that's not going to cut it, pal. That's the insane ramblings of a mad woman. You're proclaiming justice to the That's I mean that honestly that's it. Like if you're a church, a legitimate church, and you don't want to pay federal taxes, I'm okay with it. But you acting like you're some quasi religious entity because you have some quasi religious message that's shrouding over really just a a foreign policy position. No, you're out. We're not allowing it. And I I think if they if they don't, it's only going to get worse because the the huers have realized this is a real loophole. Why would I go to work? Why would I Why would I spend 60 70 hours a week on this broadcast to come to you guys to make a few peanuts from YouTube so that I could try to feed my family? Why would I do that when I could just open a nonprofit and get some billionaire to pay me money and then I can jump on here and it doesn't matter if anyone's listening to me or not. I can just start ramming my political opinions down people's throats and I could jet set. I could get a Gulfream 5, fly all over the place, get involved in politics, basically play all day. I mean that that it just it's it's such a fundamental unjust mischaracterization of what a nonprofit is supposed to be and do and it just it's just bothering me. It's just bothering me. I have no time to get to the timeline. We'll be here all night because that's going to be a that's going to be a few minutes that we'd have to go through. Um so we'll get to some I don't think I had anything else other than the timeline. Uh hey Ron Beyron, I grew up across from Brentwood High School. I sold my company two years ago. Engineering IRS would come down on competitors hard if they tried to hire contract labor. TB's arrangement would never be allowed for us. Yeah.Um I I commented in your comments because this comment actually rolled in before the show started and I commented uh I went to Brentwood High School in the mid 1990s. So, I know I I don't know what the IRS would do with the Tyler Boyer independent contract arrangement, but I do know they have a test and that test needs to be applied and we need to figure out why you would want your chief operating officer to be a contract employee and not a not an actual employee. Assuming I have a firm understanding of the facts, I might not. I might not. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something. Thank you for your generous donation. the one you feed. I wonder if the necklace wasn't related to the Big Bang at all. Possible the necklace could have had another purpose like a tracking or monitoring device instead of just jewelry monitoring his private conversations. Well, that's awfully cloak and dagger. I don't know. Uh maybe maybe I don't know how you would charge that what the listening device would be. I mean, these portable mics are pretty good, but that'd be I think it'd be hard to disguise one as a as a necklace, but I don't know. But that not a bad thought. Not a bad thought. Uh Baron, do any of your children have the same wit as you? I can only imagine a comly Coleman family dinner. I've got some pretty funny kids. Yeah. Uh one of them in particular is very dry wit, but pretty funny. Um yeah, we we have fun. We have fun. Uh I had I had a friend who used to say he wanted to sit at our Thanksgiving table and listen to the humor because uh of my sisters and my conversations back and forth on Facebook. He thought they were pretty funny. My sister's got a very great sense of humor. Um, can you help me understand how Andrew Kovet's statements can be used for the investigation if he has been caught lying redhanded? Uh, I cannot help you understand that because I don't know precisely what you're talking about. How can they be used for the investigation if he has been caught lying red-handed? Okay. So, you're saying can the invest I you know, I don't know. I don't know the answer to that. Um, it certainly diminishes his his ability to to testify in the future. I mean, you're a demonstrated liar. And and not only did we call you a liar, your boss called you a liar. Your boss said you lied when you said what the surgeon said. Erica Kirk called you a liar. And that's pretty devastating if you're Andrew Kovette. Okay, Baron. I've not mentioned it several shows, but you have a crooked picture bottom right. Think it's MLK is crooked. Please fix it. is driving me crazy. My OCD can't take it no more. Uh, let me show you this. It's not a crooked picture. This is You got a good eye. So, it's not The Martin Luther King picture is is laying flat against the wall. Watch what happens. I'm going to have to unplug my ears here to show you this, but watch what happens if I lay Booker T. Washington and um, Rosa Parks flat against the wall. So, I'm I'm going to You're getting I So, I took some uh little little boxes I had and I put them under the pictures to pop it up because you're getting the this the flash from my screen. See that? And so I propped her picture up just enough so that it would take that flash away. That's pretty creative, isn't it? Don't Don't pay attention to the fact that I don't match. I was going to match cuz I was going to wear a light gray hoodie, but you guys crapped all over it in the pre in the pre-show poll, so I went and put There.Now Rosa doesn't have my computer screen on it. I used to have her laying flat and it drove me crazy. And now apparently with the new camera, Booker T. Washington doesn't show anything anymore. Uh, but now I have to have Booker T. Washington up. So yeah, everybody else is straight. It's just they were slightly away from the wall so that the reflection didn't show. Didn't like every time I moved my computer screen. It's not like you could read it or whatever, but every time you move my computer screen, it it it it flashed in my eyes off to the corner of the screen. So that's what's going on. You got a good eye. You guys really watch stuff. Uh, do I think Charlie sent a life insurance packet to Candace in case something ever happened to him like she sent out? No. Unfortunately, I don't. I don't. I wish I had more to say about that, but I don't. I don't think he did at all. So, basically, the world is run by people who never grew up, use money as their reasoning, and can't even admit they're terrible and worthless. A legend. Just a bunch of sad little gremlins. Man, that that's a pretty good summary. I don't know anything I can add to that. I mean, they're demoninfested. Does that you didn't put that in there, did No, you didn't have that. So, I would add that. But other than that, yeah, that's pretty pretty pretty solid little summary. Uh, Eric Kirk made grieving widow TV speech in white just two days after Charlie Kirk died. Likely took her at least one day dealing with family, funeral, writing, speech, traveling, preparing, etc. How could she have any time to grieve with her kids? I don't think she wrote that speech for one. Um, how could she have any time dealing with her kids? Do we think Do we really believe her kids go everywhere with her? I still I got a picture of her supposedly taken six days after and I it it disturbs me. It really disturbs me if it's I'm not showing it because I can't confirm it was taken six days after and it and it would just be me saying someone allegedly said this and that's that's not very helpful. Uh Grumblers, I've got one from the Grumblers. Baron, can you get um Tucker to interview her and ask the same Balls of Steel question he asked Alman with a straight face? Dude, that interview with Altman was freaking insane. He basically said, "Hey, so rumor has it you killed an employee." And Alman was like, "Are you accusing me that was nuts." I I was I remember where I was. It was the summer. I was walking down my street. I was coming down the hill on the right hand side of the road over there. I remember where I was. And that's how much of an impression it made on me. I stopped and I was like, "Oh my gosh, I couldn't believe it." Um, I hope Mitch's attorney sends Erica Kirk, Brian H, and the others that were at Fort Wuka the days before Charlie Kirk was ex send them what? Oh, a subpoena or something. Yeah, that'd be interesting. I don't know. Um, I don't know how he could do that, but that would be interesting. I don't know what standing he would have to subpoena them. I mean, is there a case? There's not an active case, is there? Um, uh, Baron, your opening statements are the best. makes me think of Paul Harvey and I always look forward to the rest of the story. Um, Dale Earnhard, huh? Dale Nhard fan. I wondered how that was going to go over. I thought, man, as I was writing it, I was like, this is this is uh this is going to be interesting. They may not like the race cars.And, you know, you can kind of safely sometimes get a sports story in with football or something very popular. Auto racing is a niche sport. uh emailed about TPUSA a defense pivot a defense. Eric Schmidt man in plane window and Lori France France GE Fort W CFR22 religious eagle permits to bypass FAA on Farnsworth land for AI drone test with super feed. There's a lot going on in this comment, sir. I'm going to have some I'm going to have to read your email. Sent 126 at 456. Oh, that's today. I'll find it. That won't be hard to find. Thank you for that, by the way. Thank you for uh any plans for a book club? We've talked about it. Yeah, I I think I think we'll start with a book list and then maybe after people have had a chance to read a few of them, maybe we'll or maybe we'll pick one off of it and say, "Hey, we'll have a maybe a membersonly show or two to discuss the book." But I don't want to I don't know that I want to grab like a 300page book and go through 20 pages at a time for 15 shows. I I I think I think that would be tough for me. Uh I voted Gray. I'm so sorry to disappoint. Gray only had like 14%. Next time. Next time. Next time. Cuz it's clean and it's ready to go. It's look uh Yeah, I know you could hear me. We can hear you. I'm going to miss the live. My daughter requested time from me and she takes priority. We will watch it later. Christ is king. Uh yeah, I know you guys could hear me. I'm sorry. Sorry, I had the the mic on up there. Not this mic. Sorry, guys. Sorry, guys. Uh, I'm trying. I'm trying. Oh, that's awfully. Thank you. Uh, Mr. or Mrs. Carmelus. Oh, Caramel Kiss. That makes sense. Uh, you didn't read my super last night. That's okay because I wanted you to sing it. And if you don't know, now you know. Oh, if you don't, Joe, now you know. I can't sing that. I love the mom sweatshirt. Yeah, see I'm stuck after You don't know now you know. Like I can't go I can't keep going with the song. I get in trouble. I get in trouble. Um I can foresee you and Candace becoming lifelong friends. Uh I would be down with that. I like her quite a lot. We've had great conversations and um seem to get along swimmingly. So I'd be I'd be fine with it. I I don't there aren't too many people I don't get along with. I mean, I'm assuming like Tyler Boyer and Andrew Kovette, probably Erica Kirk probably wouldn't love to hang out with me. I don't think so. Uh, do you think that Erica's kids are being groomed for a life like she has been groomed for? She acts like a shell of a real person. Uh, an op. Do you think her kids share that, destiny? So, I I heard an interesting theory about her childhood, and I'm sitting with it. Like, I'm mulling it over. I'm mulling it over. Uh, the lips are out of sync with the sound. Are is that true? Is it less than 100 milliseconds? Cuz I can change it 100 milliseconds at a time. You guys may not like me doing this on the fly. Um, let me let me see if I can change it uh 100 milliseconds at a time and see if that changes it. There. Now it's um that actually that might be better. Now go back to this. Yeah, maybe. I think that might be it right there. H, we'll try this and see what happens. N that looks worse. It's like my Ah, we'll stick it there. See what happens. Uh, Sir Baron, you gave away all the color. All colors, but one was just plain. Blue was royal blue. Oh, that's a good point. No, I had light gray, didn't I? Wasn't it light gray? Um, thank you. Yeah, I talked about this the other night.I'm open to it. I just don't want to have to track Jimmy Door down. If he wants to, um, call me. I think he knows enough people who would be able to get in touch. Call Candace. He has her. He interviewed her. Call her. She can uh, shoot you my number. I don't want to try to track him down. I'm not doing that. Uh, Huds and I are moving in Nash Vegas this summer. I would ask for your church, Wreck, because we are also Catholic, but I don't want to deduct you. Thank you. So tell me, where's the best hot chicken gosh, I don't know. I'll be honest. I grew up around here. Hot chicken sandwich wasn't really a thing. Like, it became a thing because Nashville was sort of becoming a thing. I I hate to say everyone in Nashville is going to be mad at me for saying this, but it's a fact. Jack, the Nashville hot chicken sandwich was a very niche item. It's not like people were Nashville was known for it. And you know, all of a sudden in the last probably 10 or 15 years, it was like, well, Nashville has to have a dish, so let's go with hot chicken sandwich. And they're okay. They're good. Patty Bees is fine. Um, that's probably where I would go if I just was had to get a hot chicken sandwich. Um, but I that's it's always been weird to me. It's like the It's like the Tristar logo that's been on our state flag forund and something years. That wasn't a thing either. Like nobody put the Tristar logo on anything. You might have had a flag at your house if you know you were whatever. But that little circle with the three stars in it, the center of the flag that like was that became a thing. That wasn't a thing, but now it's a thing. Like it's on the Predators logo. Uh missing from timeline date Jews were promised TPSA. Was it Yeah, that's not on the timeline. I'll talk to the staff and see if we want to add that. Oh, that's funny. That's funny. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Uh, your first live. Uh, be gentle. I'm a Joe. Yeah, but you're you're a Joe Z. That's different. That's totally different. Totally different. Totally different. Uh, praise Dale. Raise Hail. Yep. Yep. Yep. After Dale passed away, his wife completely changed his company. Yep. Yep. Yep. Aren't we seeing that take place again and again? There's no crying in podcasting. Have you been in touch with the patriotic housewife since that incident? Uh, I have not, but I wish her well. I do. Um, no, I wish her very well. She she she puts out quality stuff. I have no no issue whatsoever with her. Uh, did you see sidebyside pics of Eric Kirk, JD Vance, and Satanist Michael Aquino? The famil The familial resemblance is creepy. Same round faces and features. her supposed father, Kent, is a ghost. Um, I don't think he's that big of a ghost. I've seen pictures of him. I've seen pictures of his of her stepmom. Um, I don't want to say their her name because maybe she doesn't want to be known, but I've seen pictures of her stepmom, her stepsister, um, and her dad. So, I wouldn't say it's exactly a ghost. I mean, they live in the Arizona area, but um I've also seen pictures of her and JD Vance and Michael Aquino. Golly, it's creepy. They even have the same like like Aquino goes dead. He's dead now, but he goes all out with the pulling the stuff up, right? Like that. He's the guy that does he's the guy that does this thing with his eyebrows. Why you would do that, I'll never understand, but he does. Um, and I, if you look closely at JD Vance and Eric Kirk, they're kind of doing it, too.Kind of, maybe a little with their little round butterball faces. I don't know, man. I I think they're all attractive, honestly. JD Vance pretty good looking man. Erica's pretty good looking. I mean, objectively a pretty attractive woman. Not my type, but she's like she won Miss Arizona. Like, object Miss Arizona USA. Objectively, I think most people would would say she's an attractive person, but she, you know, they all have the same facial structure. There's no doubt about that. Uh, my sound went back out. Are you sure about that? I don't know about that. Uh, 65 and clear skies here in California. Baron, praying for your family's safety and warmth. You know, Carmel Kiss, the problem with that approach is you've got Gavin Newsome. And I saw what's happened to your state over the last 30 or 40 years. It's bad. It's bad. You first ever super uh love the show. Thank you. Texas girl, so I'd like to ask you, you're a radio man. Are you familiar with Michael Barry? Only that name sounds familiar. I think I am. Michael Barry. Let me see. No, I don't think so. Actually, that name sure sounded familiar. I'd have to look into it more. For some reason, the name rings a bell, but when I looked at him, I don't I don't recognize it. Uh, I live in Dale Earnhard's hometown, Canapapolis, North Carolina. I bought one of those old millh houses. Well, look at you, Kelly. a brush with greatness when the when the air is still and the clouds are low. Can you hear number three coming around Can I tell your granny happy birthday? Happy birthday, Granny. 88 today. Wow, you've lived a long life. Sassy cowgirl granny, you've lived a long life. You should be proud of that. Tell us your secret. Is it bacon and cigarettes? That seems to be everybody else's secret. All the healthy people I know drop dead. All the people are like, "I don't know. I smoke two pack of camels a day and eat a pound of bacon." Oh yeah, I'm also an alcoholic. Meanwhile, the guy over here's like cutting up broccoli like on his deathbed at 61. It's bad out there, people. It's bad out there. That is not Kentucky Wildcat Blue. You take that back. An Indiana man Never. Never. Never. Now you're speaking my language of racing. Indie car fan here. Oh, me too. Love Indie car racing. Great. Can't believe you're an F1 fan. I'm both. I'm both. I'm an open wheel fan more than uh more than stock cars. Although I do like Australian supercars. That's kind of a cool league. Like I like their stuff. Uh ever been to Indy500? No. Well, this will be my 28th consecutive year. You have to once. You won't regret it. I've been to the practices and things like that, but I've never been to the actual Indy500. Um, let me see. I'm We've got a lot, so I'm going to have to I'm going to have to get past a few here and there. Uh, not a sports guy, but you do enjoy NASCAR and motorsports. To me, it's like chess with cars. Another stellar opening statement, Baron. Enjoy the historic references. very creative and enjoyable perspective. Yeah, I think I think I'm a history buff. I love history, but I think the past is the key to the present. Like I I think I think you um when you what's the way to put it? Like if you if you want to um Nothing's new under the sun. Maybe that's the way it is. There's nothing new. Humans are humans and humans are going to do what humans do. Like even a like a horrific experience like Mao in China, uh Hitler in Europe. They didn't create mass murder.They didn't create conquest and enslaving people and killing people. So the past is the is the key to understanding the present. Understanding what humans have done in the past will help you unlock what humans are doing in the present. That's why I've always loved history. And so I'd like if I can find a historic that doesn't always work, but if I can find a historical tie to what I want to talk about on a particular day, I like to to write about it. Uh, my siblings dad is Chris Trickle. Interesting read if you're ever bored. Love that you're talking about NASCAR. Chris Trickle died, didn't he? He's not alive, is he? Maybe I'm wrong. I thought there was a Chris Trickle. Am I thinking of someone else who died in the late 90s? Um, but anyway, uh, let me look that up because I don't want to tell her her boyfriend's I don't want to be the one to break the news to her. Your siblings dad is Chris Trickle. Um, Oh, yeah. He died May March 25, 1998. American stock car racing driver. He was murdered in a driveby shooting that remains unsolved. I knew he was dead. Um, yeah, that's a there's a there's several racing trickles, I believe, if I'm not mistaken. All right. I'm sorry to hear that about your uh your siblings dad. Uh, any word on Brian Harpole's future flights to Charlie Kirk events? You mean future as in like today going forward or future as in the day he died? because there weren't any planned. I already shared that. I think that might have gotten someone fired. Sorry about that. Um, no, I don't think that got anyone fired. I think they tried to fire some people, but I don't think it worked. Um, I'm not No, no. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to do it. I'm not going to let you guys put me in this position. No. No. No. No. No. No. You go watch Gary if you want blinking. I'm not doing it. I'm not doing it. On behalf of all high IQ Joe's, we denounce Joe's that we don't that don't think before they speak. Still waiting for body mic evidence. Love the blue. Uh but you're not Joe, you're Joey. Joey, she was Joe. Jo. Uh Saul CC coach call this morning. Viewer noted the logo behind Eric Kirk's Afest changed from TPS USA to TPUSA to TP action seconds after Erica Kirk endorsed JD Vance between bedazzled Erica Kirk and BBD Gary. Uh they're digging the ditch deeper. RBP and High IQ Fam is that now I watched a good chunk of coach this morning but admittedly I had to jump off and I told him I texted him and told him I had to jump off at some point. Um he's doing such a good job on those lives. I had to jump off at a certain point, start getting ready for this show, but um I didn't catch that part where the background changed. I don't have time to Um oh my gosh, you guys break my heart with these things. This happened to me. My husband died of a heart attack in the business, dropped my lap, ran it for seven years, and sold it so hard. Oh, wicked smart. You must be from Boston. Uh, a royal blue hoodie for the Prince of Podcasts. I'll allow it. I'll allow it. We'll allow it today. Um, any update of the photos of Charlie's arms? Yes. Um, well, I mean, no update, but I know that YouTube got all wild and argued with me till 2 in the morning when I showed his arms last time, so I'm not making that mistake again. They got mad. I don't know. My guess is someone at TPS USA got mad and then YouTube got mad on their behalf. Uh uh Katherine Graham at the Washington Post. Was that was that a successful takeover? I mean, it's the Washington Post. 1963.She was married to Philillip Graham. Not Phil Graham, the former senator. Wasn't he from Texas? Ah, digging deep into the old memorial archive there, ladies and gentlemen. That's correct. That's correct. Um, Rick Parker. Thank you, Rick. Skip, if you'd like. Just curious if all eight kids are from your wife. Were y'all high school sweethearts? We want to know more about Beyon. You the best. Uh, yeah. All eight of ours are together. Um, we got married in 2001. My junior year in college. She had just graduated. Uh, my Yeah, I think junior senior year. It was right before my senior year started. And um yeah uh our first kid was born a few years after that. Right after I got out of law school. I went to law school and then we had kids that following fall. I graduated in May and then we had kids that fall. Um we were not high school sweethearts. We grew up differently. We met my second year, her third year in college. Um I think I've told this on this show. If not, I'll tell it again quickly. We shared a balcony uh on our apartment. Like it was I think I can't remember it was five or six apartments on one floor, but she was the end and I was one of the ones in the middle. But you had to come up the stairs right to my apartment to turn left and go into hers. And I was sitting on the porch one day and um I was captivated. The first time I ever saw first time I ever saw her. Laid eyes on her. She came bounding up the stairs. I mean, just, you know, just it was like she was carrying her own wind like she, you know, like she was in a slow motion '8s music video, like a a hard rock ballad, you know, and they're like, and uh I heard music. She came up, she turned, I was like, "Hey." She goes, "Hey." Walked into her apartment, closed the door like, "Who's that creep?" And uh next time I talked to my mom, I said, "I met the woman I'm going to marry." And she's like, "Oh my gosh, what's her name?" And I was like, "I don't know yet. I haven't talked to her, but I met her. I saw her and I knew right then like I was captivated. It took a little while to win her over. I had to had to work on it a little while. Um, but I wore her down. I finally got her. No, that was in August by uh the first time we went on a date was midocctober. So, a couple months. I was I was doing my best out there. Doing my best out there. But yeah, that's that's that's how we uh it's like the lead singer of a great band died. The great band also dies, just never the same. That's without all the twisted scenarios. Yeah. Um I would Well, yeah. Jerry Garcia, the same thing. Now, the dead toured for decades after he died, but they you're right, they were never the same. EK still popping is Rael up on the pedestal after knowing Charlie had sent out text saying I think they're going to kill me seems wildly obvious. Crazy how low IQ can't see this Sonic Blue. I'll allow Sonic Blue. Um yeah, I mean the fact that everything he was saying in the last three or four weeks was like this is not ending well. I have to leave the cause. I think they're going to kill me. And then they're like oh this is amazing. He never said any of that. He was their biggest defender. You know, they're giving a reward. I saw someone post a picture of those kids without her finger under a TPUSA post, and I've been wondering if it's real or AI. Probably AI. I think I did see one pic of the girl's face. I would never share it, but I think I came across one that I don't think was AI. I think it was real.Um, and I I wasn't looking for it. I was just scrolling and someone's like, "Here's a picture." You know, whatever. Um, uh, love the OS connection. They started the foundation together. Maybe. I believe CK realized what was going on. How could he not? I wish CK had one friend at TP that cared enough. When I say OS, I think operating software. What What are we talking about? What's the OS connection? I don't know what that is. Uh, I make myself watch you in the morning at work. You make yourself. You don't enjoy it, Helga. Yeah, you don't have to, Helga. Shaba Laba dingdong. I can't help myself. I got to say that every time I see your comment. Only problem is when I laugh out loud and look like a lunatic. Thank you for making work enjoyable. You're the best. Oh, so you don't make yourself make yourself. You choose to watch the next day. Uh, bear on. Your focus looks perfect. Love your Oh, opening statement. That's what she was talking about. Oh my gosh. Sorry, guys. Uh, glad you and the family are safe. So, you only crossed out typed name on letter like that and handwrite name when you know the person to be personal, very weird and suspect from IRS. W. Well, they were on the same stage the You know, they were on the same stage. I got to go back and read that. Oh, love the opening statement connection. I had to go back and read the comment from before. That is not Jay-Hawk blue, guys. I'm not going to wear the blue if you guys are going to call it Kentucky or Jay-Hawk blue. Rock Chuck Ku. I'm not doing that. No, no, no, no, no. I'm still, like I said, I'm still sore from the early 90s tournament losses to the Kansas Jay-Hawks. We're not doing that. Though, I think Indiana has won two national championships, beating Kansas in the final game, if I'm not mistaken. But I but that was long before I was born. Uh, only high IQ's. Hit that like button. Yeah, pony up like buttoners. Let's see where we are tonight. I hate to beg, but YouTube is that way. They make me beg. We're getting close. You guys are doing well, but you a few more likes wouldn't hurt. Oh, and don't forget to subscribe. It's just YouTube loves that. They really do. They I mean, they see people subscribing. Like I like I tell people this and they don't believe me. If your show's not growing, YouTube stops sending it out. Like they don't want a show that's holding steady. you either pushing on or you're like they're they're dialing it back on you and you gota then you got to grow again. They're weird like that. Uh some time ago I suggested selling your opening statements, brief history lessons and interesting details. Have you considered teaching? High school students would love you. Your animations are entertaining, especially the wiggly eyes. Uh so I it's called OCIA now, but I it used to be RCIA. I thought RCIA classes um that's like the you so you want to be a Catholic. We, you know, we make you take classes. It's not like those churches where you just go, "Oh, I'd like to be uh, you know, press like, okay, well, sign here. Sign this statement." Okay. Yeah. Uh, I'd like to be a Baptist. Okay. Here's a tub of water. You can come right in. No, no, no, no. We got nine months of classes. Like, it's like birthing a child. And if you miss too many, you don't then we don't let you in. We want to make sure you know what you're signing up for. So, I taught those classes for a long time. Uh, not every class every week, but, you know, two or three classes a year on that.I always enjoyed that. Maybe 20 or 30 different 20 or so different topics. I taught on uh I taught accounting one and two to um like community college people. I taught um medical law and ethics. I taught I've taught um and I've enjoyed it. I like teaching. I think I've taught anything else. uh a substitute teacher years ago when I was in college and married and poor. I didn't have class on Friday, so I substitute taught on Friday. I I will never teach high school because of that experience. I had to send a kid to the office. I felt miserable. Felt terrible for weeks. Uh Manuka honey drops fun. Ordered three boxes today, ladies and gentlemen. They're amazing. And they keep your uh You see me over here as I was playing clips. I kept going back to it. They keep your throat. I mean, they really do keep your throat going. It's if you have trouble with your throat coming in and out and maintaining the strength they work. Uh, those are the best. Also, get beekeepers natural propololis throat spray. Got to protect your high IQ voice. I get tickled when you look over the ceiling for answers. Never change. There's a spot I look at. I must Now, now I'm paranoid about it. Now I'm going to look to the side. No more looking up at the ceiling. Uh, perfection is not our Baron's crown. Thank you, Ivan. Yeah, I'm going to have to clip all that off from the beginning. I don't want people to think I'm an idiot. They'll look at it and be like, "This is the guy who was saying Joe was low IQ." He can't even figure out what mic to put on. I thought I had it on. I had it going through the right ears, but I didn't click the right mic. Uh, we honor mind, wisdom, and human truth. We're no common Joe's. Your small missteps remind us that warmth outshines flawlessness. God bless you and yours. Crisis King. Crisis King indeed, Ivan. Thank you. Um, I saw, hold on. I saw this. Don't be a Joe on YouTube by our music media. That was funny. I enjoyed that. Uh, you're great. Thanks for your ministry to the world. Prayerfully, you will be allowed to continue speaking truth. Jesus reigns down forever. Yeah, the alternative is I'm not around. So, I agree with you. I'm prayerful of that as well. I'd like to be around and take care of my wife and kids. Um, Uh, every time Erica speaks it reminds me of Camela. I'm sorry. I know she's supposed to be Kamala, but there's a clip of her walking down on the street after they made after they like shamed everyone that called her Camela. Somehow they gas lit us into believing that was never her name. It was always her name. She was always Camela Harris from the time she was the attorney general and then as US senator. Then she decides she's going to run for vice president. All a sudden it's Kamla, not Camela. Kamla. In the midst of that campaign, there's a there's a a picture of her running out to some street like Cleveland or somewhere. Hey Cleveland, it's Camela. I'm like, "Told you. I told you it was Camela." Anyway, I am always left wondering if I'm slow or if what they said actually made absolutely made zero sense. No, it made zero sense. Like I She may be pretty, but she ain't that bright. I'll be honest with you. Uh, I'm married, but OMG, I love you, Baron. How can I get my husband to love you? Is he Is it on? How could you not? I can't. I kid. Uh, he's in finance, so watch his stock stuff, but I need him to watch Baron with me. Uh, I agree. I couldn't agree more. So, just make him.Is it possible TPSA wanted to fake Charlie's death for a fake miracle and people who wanted Charlie dead found out and infiltrated the operation? Yeah, I've faked miracle, but it's I I the first part has crossed my mind that there was I mean, it's crossed my mind. not concluded it, but it definitely crossed my mind that potentially that's what happened. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Uh, hiding to my left, AK was always on Charlie Kirk's left on the Charlie Kirk show. Also, episode of Charlie Kirk that Tucker hosted, AK admits CK had to tell him we don't lie. I remember that as well. I remember that. Baron, at first I didn't notice her eyes glitch out when you talked about it, so I just so I ended up just listening in the background, but I saw a zoom in of it today and it left me with a disturbed feeling. Yeah, it's not glitching out. That's something else coming out. Uh, greeting from Florence. I could definitely see you running out on stage If I get a cape, it's going to be bean paste colored. That's correct. Here comes Mr. High IQ. Yeah, it's going to have an IQ symbol on it. Uh, Baron, I kid, of course. Don't be a Joe like the show. Oh, I like that. Don't be a Joe. Don't be a Joe. Like the show. Her repertoire of vocab and adjectives is very limited. I shudder at the beautiful, so beautiful, powerful, so powerful, intentional. We laugh because And it's not. it's like she has trouble answering it's like I think she's just scared to death to answer a question. I maybe that's the better way to put it. I don't want to say she has trouble answering a question. It's like she's scared to death to answer a question. Scared to death she's going to make a mistake. That's not confidence. Like that's not a CEO. Spit it out. You're the leader of a company of 700 people. Spit it out. You've been asked a question. Answer it. Answer. Answer what Yes, it was so cringey. Anyone else think it's cringey? She refers to herself as a boss babe after losing her husband. Uh, picking up the man only means she's showcasing a real personality she's been hiding. Yes. Yes, you nailed it. You absolutely nailed it. Um for the ultral link car Farnsworth and Terrell are related trying to reach you or coach. I'm getting bounce techwise. I'm the one that said comment about the gate on Candace couple Thursday a third ago. I can I email you? Yeah, you can email me [email protected]. I'm slow. I'm slow on them. You know, I would be a lot faster if you guys would only email me tips. I'm not interested in what other people's shows are. You don't have to send them to me. I watch I watch what I'm going to watch. You don't have to say, "Have you seen this?" When the Wolves and Finance video comes out, I don't need 200 emails about the Wolves and Finance video. I'm not making fun of you. I'm not being ugly. I'm just saying if you want me to respond to more emails, don't send me videos that people are sending. send me tips like, "Hey, this happened to me." Like, there was a great thing and it's a woman I need to get back in touch with. She was talking to me about a very sensitive thing that happened to her when she was a child. And and if she's listening, I heard it. I read it. I'm going to get back in touch with you when >> telling me what I mean, I get so many you should watch this. I cannot watch 250 hours of podcast a day. I just Shortcoin. That's not your first comment. I've seen that name before. You know who Erica is. You might not want to know, but you do.I was reading published obituaries for Charlie Kirk and his family was barely mentioned in them. I still have a hard time believing his family story. Also, it stated in there in Wikipedia that he was shot. Yeah. I mean, that's that tends to be the prevailing narrative. I don't think they've yet begun to prove that he was shot, but that certainly is the prevailing narrative. Uh, best mods in the business. I couldn't agree more, Ivan. They do such a good job. Yeah, there's one there. Curious troll. I've noticed a lot more trolls in the chat when you talk about four wuka left and right today. Mod Squad is on it, though. Yeah, maybe they've got some kind of algorithm. You know, with this Cladbot thing popping up, it would be real easy to put a Cladbot bot together. I didn't think about that. I could have a lot of fun with that. I've got a spare Mac Mini right here. You know, it doesn't have anything on it. So, I could uh I could open up a Cloudbot that just just stalks YouTube and Twitter. I mean, you could make a cool bot with one of those. I don't know if you guys know anything about this Clawbot. It's taking the world by storm. I'm not recommending you install it yet. Let's Let's wait a few months and see if it has any bugs. But if it doesn't, we're going to have some fun. Uh, high IQ Joe here. Thank you, Joanne. There's a lot of Joe's, but high IQ Joe's. Absolutely love the show, Baron. Love the gray hoodie. Love the Joe crash out. And I'm looking forward to loving your book of opening statements. Congrats on the success and God bless. And y'all are putting a lot of pressure on me to put those opening statements into a book. I have them. I have most of them. I don't know that I saved some of them, but I think I've saved most of them. But they'll need to be edited because you should see the shape they're in when I read them. Why I trip all over them. I write and uh and and then they there's so many errors survive. I do one proof read before I go just to get an idea how long it's going to be and to get an idea of the rhythm and the meter and all that. But I I don't change I don't fix everything. So there's a lot of like squiggly lines as I'm just vomiting on Um, those are $1,000 heels Erica's wearing with her cape. Are they really? I mean, you know, if you're going to spend $40 to $75,000 on a roundtrip flight from Scottsdale to New York, why not $1,000 heel? Jeez. Uh, Lerene Wallace may not be an appropriate example since presumably George Wallace was right there to pull the strings or at least act as a consultant. Everyone assumed that but still loved her. Well, I think she got a sympathy bump, too. She died in office like a year later. So, um Oh, someone else commenting on the heels. Christian Leboutin heels. Is this a thing? Never heard of that. How do you get to make like how like say I wanted to make expensive heels? Um how how would I make Oh, wow. They are that much. Holy mackerel. Goodness gracious, those are expensive. And they did have that little red thing under them. So, you might be right. But like, what makes a heel worth a,000 bucks? Cuz I know you could get them for like $60. I see him at Dillards when I'm walking through. Uh, dude's body language is so uncomfortable. He obviously doesn't believe her. She's just ridiculous. Great work, Baron. You're my fave. Uh, You're my favorite aroundy. The 7171 version is the best. Uh, you know how they said the footage of TR is lost miraculously?Well, wouldn't the interrogation video still be out there? Wouldn't that be public to view? Where's his body cam foot? Where's body cam footage? Anything? A lot of that will not be made public while there's a pending investigation. Sometimes they'll they'll make stuff public, you know, if it's national outrage or whatever, but often times they don't. uh like a police shooting or something like that. They might uh thank you for convincing Coach Colin to go live. Look, Coach Colin, I'm not taking credit for that. He's a smart man. He'd make his own decisions. We We did talk about it. We did talk about it and I I did encourage him to because I said, "Hey, man. Your show's basically live anyway. It's not heavily edited. You're doing like 30 minutes unbroken. Just keep going." It's and it's brilliant. He's funny. He's genuinely funny, so I I enjoy and he's knowledgeable. Andrew Sorcin's wife, Pillar Queen, is an uncanny valley overlord. Overload. I'm not trying to be mean, but I need a priest. Huh? I don't know what any of that means. Like, you probably do need a priest. You probably do need a priest. Um, we love how many people you have led to the Lord through your show. You're doing the work of God. Christ is king. Christ is king indeed. Yeah. Yeah, I had that conversation with the Lord today. As a matter of fact, sassy cowgirl. Um, he and I have those conversations from time to time. It's a little overwhelming. So, I like, "Hey, I need I need your I need your help here, big fella." Uh, I was at the last race of Dale Nhart. NASCAR was never the same. TPUSA will never be the same without Charlie I mean, golly, Mary, that that was blunt. Oh my gosh. Nobody likes you. Ah, golly. Uh, in her opinion, Erica, clearly someone must must like you. I'm not I haven't met that person, but someone has to. There's got to be someone out there Right? I mean, surely surely. Or does everyone showing up at these events is like, well, maybe there'll be a crash. Maybe we'll get to see her glitch. Uh, hey Baron, I'm pretty sure from researching Erica Kirk worked at Corkran Corkran Group real estate while in New York. As always, love the show. Yeah, but did she sell anything? That's what Corkran Group in New York City. I don't I don't have like the long I've not seen this long list of deals she was involved in, but maybe maybe I don't know. Maybe I'm wrong. Uh Erica Kirk, let them be cake. Yes. Yes. She's Maria Twinette. Let them fly coach. I'll buy the tickets. Sarah, has she texted yet? Let me look. Cuz I I I gave her 40 I gave her 24 hours. not yet. Um, lines open, Erica. Two plane tickets on Oh my gosh. Is this true, bro? that beautiful. The hotter they are, the Is that true? I'm going to have trouble when I walk back in there. Wife's a smoke show. Uh, what ticks me off is Erica says she's a oneofone situation. Lady, every woman is her own oneofone situation. You're 100% correct about her. I tend to think I am. I don't know. I don't know. Uh, why does Eric always talk and stare at the sky or ceiling? and always with sentences that go up like a question instead of a statement. That's a millennial thing and I don't think she can help it. The staring at the ceiling is not nearly as disturbing to me as she'll start closing her eyes and talking and she'll do like a sentence or two this way and I mean I get dizzy if I'm talking with my eyes That bothers me more.Uh, the cape was about a week after the leather pants where she put her hands on another woman's husband hair. The classy cape was damage control. Black was for the stone. Golly, you people are just devastating. Goodness gracious. I agree. The infighting in the party is due to it heading towards the left and the base refuses to follow. I wouldn't say the left. I would say headed towards globalism. Like there's a good chunk of the right that does not want globalism. There's a good chunk of the the left that doesn't want globalism. Uh and yeah, and we are refus refusing to follow. Oh, Shnie like to buy a vow, please. Not ready to solve the puzzle. Uh Shnie, you break my heart every time I see the name. I got to get over that. I got to get over that. Thank you for being so generous. Uh always so generous. And um always so topical. Always so topical. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Very generous donation. Uh getting in late started from the beginning. It's now zero days since a Coleman technical gaff. Love it here. Best show on YouTube. Hands up. Well, it's not the best because other shows don't have technical gaffs every time they start. Uh does the If so, I need more of it. I need more throat coat if it helps with technology. Uh, me too, Brian. Me too. I'm I'm done with these people as well. It doesn't bother me that she's wearing excessive and tacky jewelry. Anyone who has to make their own money is much humble, but that she has a life created off the back of taxpayer subsidies and created nothing. Uh, not only taxpayer subsidies, her husband as well. She also um wrote his coattails. Don't don't don't forget that. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Didn't want to be around Turning Point while pregnant, but has her kids around it every day. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Is that her handmaid's tail dress? No, it's a cape. Baron, I have no doubt you are one in a million lawyers because the obvious preparation and presentation speaking your truth with passion without apology. What I love most is the infectious chuckle tickling yourself. I do tickle myself. I've been told it's unbecoming, but I'm not holding that against whoever said it. No, no, no, no. Shouldn't laugh at your own jokes, Baron. Like, well, they're hilarious. Uh, Corkran Group. Hope y'all are staying warm and safe in Tennessee. Oh, that's where she worked. Yeah. Uh, my daughters and I are snowed in here in Indiana without power as of right now. Should have stayed in Tennessee. It was a gamble. Uh, I'm sorry. Silence is complicity that you're going through a powerless snowstorm. Stay at home mom of six. Welladjusted kids divorced after RN degree. No social security, so I'll work till I drop. Why don't you have social security? Uh, Erikica Kirk is fake. Where are her kids? She should be banned from all cake. Did you see ATP was ballot harvesting? America's turning point. Yeah. Uh, love Royal Blue Baron. Oh, thank you. I did see they're ballot harvesting. Um, let's banner her from the cake. That's fine. I'm more concerned why you don't why you don't have social security. Did you Were you able to opt out for some reason? Everybody should be enrolled if you're working. That doesn't sound right to me. Uh 23,000 viewers, only 5.5,000 likes. Yeah, you're telling me, you people, send some humble send some love to your humble host. Beon, you're my favorite podcaster. Love your energy, logic, and humor. Keep preaching the truth. I'm doing my best out here. I'm doing my best out here.2 hours and 20 minutes in. I can't wait to get back on that uh that throat coat. Uh that uh Manuka honey drop wetter spoon. Wet Spoon. Oh, now I hope not. I can almost imagine the cease and desist massive coming your way from this demonic entity. I don't think so because I don't think I've said anything that's that's patently untrue. Like I've speculated, I've guessed. I've given my opinion on what things might mean or how they might have happened, but I'm not I don't think I've said anything. Even if so, I'll correct it. I don't want to be wrong. Nobody wants to be wrong. uh woke up at 1:00 a.m. to ask this and hopefully catch you live doing so. I emailed you some interesting info about flights, especially in 40 JD. Hopefully you got them. Going back to sleep now. Uh I will check. Have a good night's sleep. Is that a Scottish national flag? I can't do a Scottish accent. I said everything comes out Indian, so I'm not even going to try to do that. People in Kolkata get all offended every time I try to do an accent. I'm like, I'm not very good at accents. I can't help it. The only accent I can do is uh uh young Don Donald Trump. The only one I The only one I think I can nail. I got it, too. I got it. Uh, okay. I like this. Erica's the blonde Barbie version of Camela Harris with her word salad nonsense answers. Christ is king indeed. Yes. Yes. Yes. Uh, lived in Texas years ago. Ladies back then wore jewelry from the wrist to elbow, rings on every finger, gobs of makeup, huge hair. I guess that things never changed. They Now that's good. You just reminded me of something. Um, is it uh oh, emanates from the old English je meaning a precious object or ornament. I was just hoping you your your jewelry there wasn't anti-semantic. Didn't want to be a, you know, have my audience accused of such. Uh, Erica, real estate, New York City. The Corkran Group. Barb Corkran, Shark Tank. Barb's husband is Larry Ginta, who is the chief tech and advanced science officer for E3 Tech, who is the chairman founder, Lorie France. Well, isn't that Ah, that's great. Hey, thank you. I'm Uh, the devil doesn't come dressed in a red cape and pointy Prada shoes. She comes as everything you've ever wished for. Ah, I've never wished for Erica. Turned the big 70 today. Harley dad would be 100 during the 250th birthday of our year of uh birthday year of our country. My son will turn 50. 1976 was he born. It's going to be a great year. I think yours will be too. Godspeed and stay blessed. High IQ outfit. Uh Ski Florida turned 46. Well, I turned 47 this year. So add it to the parade of of events. It doesn't end in zero, but it's fun anyway. >> Yeah, her eyes always scare me. Uh, one, the sight of Erica Kirk literally makes my screen skin crawl. So, fake and gay talking as if we are plebs. Let them eat cake. You mentioned some time ago the picked Charlie Kirk head flopping would be carried to the SUV and haven't expanded on it. Yeah, I haven't. I I'm going to gosh. So, I what I'm what I was hoping to get I need to I need to uh I've got I still got someone I got to get in touch with. And people have tried to put me in touch with the right person. It's never been the right person. I get the exact right person. I'm patient. I'm patient. I'm not going to rush and screw something up. I'm patient. I'm patient. So, thank you for your uh very generous donation. Did I finish it? Oh yeah. Uh Baron, personally, I don't think she's very smart.She had a hard time answering questions, answering any serious questions. There's not rehearsed answers. She has no answers that make any sense. World salad. She's a Joe. Yeah, I agree. Uh don't let that hoodie turn your green eyes blue. Cobalt blue or am I going to summon a demon if I try to I'm waiting on books to fly off the bookshelf after saying that. I don't know what that means. Sounds dangerous. Um, I don't know what color it is. It's blue. It's blue. Uh, maybe the interviewer couldn't ask her the question because Yeah, maybe. I still don't know whether she's evil for sure, but I do find her to be so inauthentic and unintelligent. I agree. I think she needs to stay out of the limelight. Uh, I'm trying to figure out if Charlie knew about all the weird financial activities is becoming more difficult to believe he was completely in the dark. That's where I am getting hung up, ladies and gentlemen. I'm getting hung up wondering because I look back at little 21-year-old Charlie from that clip I played tonight. I'm like, surely not. Like, he seems so innocent and naive. Like, surely he wouldn't go along with that. But, man, women do weird things to men. What's that? Uh, can't even think the game guy's name Oh gosh, I'm getting old, ladies and gentle. 46 46 years old. I'm already blanking on the names of a guy I've seen in concert. Uh, he's like the biggest country act in America. Um, Zack Bryan. Zack Bryan. He's got a um he's got a line that that grown men say stupid things. Oh gosh, never mind. I've ruined it. I'll try to figure it'll hit me before the show's over and I'll tell you what man's mouth when his brain's broken or something. Zack Bryan, strange words, man. Oh, there it is. Come on out. Uh, strange words come on out of a grown man's mouth when his mind's broke. That's kind of the way I view Charlie Kirk. She broke his mind and so he's like these strange words came out that wouldn't otherwise have been his. Strange things were allowed to take place around him that he otherwise wouldn't have permitted. That's that's the way I look at it. like her, dare I say, demonic presence broke his brain. That's the only thing I can come up with. That's it. Cuz I cuz I look at 21-year-old Charlie talking to Jenny Thomas there tonight and I'm thinking that guy wouldn't let all that go on. I'm sorry you guys had to listen to me stumble around like a for four minutes trying to figure out Zack Bryan's name and then butchering the quote until I Googled it. Uh, hey Baron, speaking of holding our politicians accountable, Massachusetts citizens voted to have a third party audit. Our state house and the state house has yet to allow the audit to happen. Again, not taking a position here, but you guys also voted to not have gay marriage and your Supreme Court said to hell with what you guys want. We're going to have it anyway. So, I don't care what you guys vote on up there in Massachusetts. If you don't like it, move. Cuz you I mean, it's becoming increasingly obvious they don't give a damn what you guys say. They don't care. They don't care what you guys have to say. Sorry, I'm bitter about the state of politics here in these United States. Uh, great opening. Some similarities to TP USA in Erica Cook's rambling book interviewer. I wanted to stop her and Uh, I demand to be addressed as grand pleb. All right, Edge. Grand pleb, Edge. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Uh, be careful flying with Erica. Don't eat or drink anything she offers you.If she lands, hands you a road mic. Don't put it on. I'll take my own. I wonder, you know, we have some people fall asleep when they're on a plane and they sit back in their chair. I wonder if, you know, and you know, sometimes they'll they'll nod off and they'll start snoring. I really wonder if she's like what then or if she's just like, you know, like a normal person sleeping. You know, sometimes the truth comes out when people are falling asleep. I babble sometimes as I'm falling asleep. I'll Got to be careful doing that, though. Uh Charlie's life is a cautionary tale of what happens when you marry the wrong person. I wish he had met and fell in love with a mousy librarian from the Midwest. Um, I hope all mousy librarians from the Midwest, take that as a compliment and nothing more because this show does not target mousy librarians from the Midwest. All right, so if you if you're in Springfield, Illinois, Mousy Librarian, trust me, we are supporting you. This is this is a positive thing. Charlie and Eric had their first launch interview in September 2018. Maybe she had a seven-year handler contract. So, she was always a businesswoman, not a treadwife. Yeah, seven years almost to the day that he met his maker. Uh, you're one of my favorites. I hope everyone has a friend like Candace is to Charlie. Always stand up for one another, especially the freedom to speak truth and question everything. Congrats on your success. Thank you. Um, thank you. That's very kind of you. Uh, not all heroes wear capes. Some demons do, too. Doesn't the prince Doesn't the prince of darkness himself wear a cape with that little like thing out like this at the top? No, you got the horns. Obviously, that's the dead giveaway, but the cape is there, too. Like, you can see it. You know he's coming. You know he's coming. Uh, not cattle baron. Oh, yes. Good call. Good call. Not the cattle baron, just Baron. Aren't TPSA board members personally liable for TPUSA? uh a a questionable illegal shenanigans or has TPSA found a loophole to protect them from that EK listed as board chair in the clip you showed? Yeah, I think she is the board so they probably have insurance I would guess against uh director's liability insurance but you know there are some instances that would not be covered by insurance obviously if it's particularly egregious or intentional for example but I don't know I I don't know how that would work. Um, you'd have to know Indiana corporate law maybe I think is Uh, shout out to all the RNs in the jury and grand jury. Trauma ICU RN here. Been here for a while. Not since befuddled by daffodils though. Where's that from? How did you break your ankle? Crisis king. So, we'll take it in order. Um, the befuddled by daffodil. So, there was uh, you know, where Charlie Kirk was neutralized on the UVU courtyard. They paved over that. We were talking about buying a bomb dog. We could not find an affordable bomb dog. I had someone willing to travel from California with a affordable bond dog, but the travel costs were going to be like 25,500 bucks. Couldn't do it. Um, and so we passed on the opportunity. Now it's getting to the point where probably probably wouldn't still be able to do it. But we noticed they paved over it and then put these giant planters everywhere. And we asked if bomb dogs were befuddled by daffodils. Like, is this a is this a way to keep the bomb dogs from from discovering any potential explosive material? How did I break my ankle?I fell off a rope. It's It's not a fun story. Uh we were doing a workout where you do a farmer's carry, you know, like 70 lb kettle bells in each hand and you walk 50 No, you walk 100 feet. So down and back and then you put down and then you run and you climb a rope and it's I think a 15 foot rope. You climb it, you touch a little piece of wood at the top and you come back down and you pick them back up and you do it again. You do it time and time again as many times you can in a certain period of time like eight 10 eight or 10 minutes something like that. So I went up a few time five six times I go up I hit it and I noticed my my grip is getting really tired from carrying those um kettle bells in between and from climbing the rope and so uh I fell and I landed on the bottom of the rope. Sometimes the rope land like curls at the bottom of the the gym floor and I landed on it and it rolled my ankle and it just tore it off. So it was bad. Um it went the wrong way. So like if it had come in the tibia wouldn't broken but it broken but the foot went out. It was my left foot so it went out that way. Um and uh and it broke the tibia, the fibia, fibula, excuse me. And some bone like this bone, whatever that bone is in the ankle that does this thing in here. It broke that as well. Uh the surgeon was great. Shout out to the surgeon. He he did a great job on it. And um I feel it. I mean, I feel it in the morning particularly when I wake up, but I I don't have the limitations like I used to. Like if I go run two or three miles, I'll feel it the next day. Jump rope a lot. Like if I do, say you do a 100 double unders, you're not going to feel it. Do a 500 or more, you're going to feel it the next day. Sorry, that was way more than you wanted to know about my ankle, I'm sure. But you asked. We asked. Uh, we shouldn't have to feel this way. Right. Right. Uh, money and power corrupt. I loved 2021, Charlie. No social and religious slant. Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts. Absolutely. Don't remember quote source, but sure applies to her. So yeah, that's about the time they switched and became a political operation. I mean like super foreign policy oriented operation and and they brought the this is how you know it was manipulated. They brought the religious component in to manipulate the foreign policy component. Like I do believe Charlie believed the religious component. I'm not saying he was making it up. I what I'm saying is I think those around him didn't believe it, but they encouraged it because they were using it as an anchor, a hook to get into people's hearts and draw this religious connection to foreign policy. I think Charlie did believe it for a while. I think those around him were just manipulating him. I don't think And that's the unfortunate reality. That's how I feel. It's become painfully obvious the deep state saw turning point as an opportunity to infiltrate young conservatives. Tyler came in and made political connections. McCoy brought the Zionists. Erica sealed the deal. They lost control. He died. Yeah. Is this true? Erica's cape is part of a Ralph Lauren set that cost $5300. So, she had $1,000 shoes and a $5,300 cape. I'm looking it up. Ralph, how do I find this? Ralph Lauren cape. Is that Is that going to show up? It does show up. It's not $5,300, though. Who wears a cape? Oh my gosh. If my wife started to leave the house with a cape, I'd be like, "We're not going. Sorry.I don't know where we were going, but we're not going. No capes." That was like in our in our vows. Do you take this woman? Yes. Do you take this man? Yes. No capes. Can we Father, can we work the capes thing in, please? No capes. $1,000 pumps? Probably not. But capes, no. We're out. Out at capes. That's where I That's where I draw the line. If you put on the cape, I'm staying home. You I'm not saying you can't go. I'm just saying I'm not going anywhere with someone in a cape. Now, if you guys have a cape, I'm sure it looks good on you. It's probably a great cape. Might be a hell of a cape. might be the best cape ever, but I mean that's you. You do you, boo. Uh, odds that TPSA asked IRS on 123 about the investigation. I think it's pretty high. IRS replied 24 hours later with personal salutation. Scott and Eric Kirk both in the same event on 123. All these unrelated. Uh, D. No. There you go. D, no. Uh, love your work, Baron. Huge fan from Australia. I'm a huge fan of Helen Kelly in Australia, so I would argue back to Charlie Kirk, the R party is hardly fiscally responsible. The difference is where the money is spent, and RS detest spending money on the people. Uh, here's the difference that I've always found with the Republicans and the Democrats. The Republicans want to borrow and spend. The Democrats want to tax and spend. They both want to spend. Neither one of them are actually trying to balance a budget. So I hear you on young Charlie and no social issues, but I got to admit the concept of regendering children was repulsive and he did ar articulate that issue. Well, I agree. I mean, I'm not saying it was all bad. I'm just saying it was of he came a long way. He was totally different by the end. Uh someone who used to watch Candace, many others, but you're the one I watch consistently. It's because I can so easily tell you're so real and authentic. Please never change. Much love. I will do my best. Brandon Brunette, I will do my best not to change. Uh, Rev. Warbabe. Reverend Warb. I don't think I'd go to church with a Reverend Warb, but that again, you I'm not telling you not to go. Uh, Baron, did you know that when you're talking about Erica, you're dangerously close to surpassing the infamous Joe Ran? No, I did not. Do I really get that out of control when I talk about Erica? If so, now I feel bad. For all Erica's many faults, I don't want to I don't want to go full Joe on her. No, no, no. That's not what I'm looking No, no, no, no, no. Uh, at the end of the day, nearly everyone is a hypocrite, whether themselves directly or indirectly. Uh, once any real powers obtain, the hypocrisy rise to the top. Nothing will change cuz Carl Kirk died sadly. Look, we've all been hypocrites. I've had this conversation so I don't want to go to church full of hypocrites. Good. That's what that's where they should be. Look, everyone's a hypocrite, right? We because none of us want to do bad things. None of us run around admitting we do bad things. All of us have done bad things at least once in your life, if more. All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. That's that's the like the Romans 3:23 promise, right? We're all lousy. But it's it's different when you make it your identity. Like her identity was going around telling people you shouldn't go to work. You should stay home, get a husband, have some kids, raise a family. That's promoting Western civilization. That's that's saving culture.And if you're going to make something your identity and then change it, it's one thing if you have something you're quiet about. Like say you're like a closet drug addict, right? Like you don't tell people you use heroin. You're not proud of it. You're you're sneaking around using heroin. That's one thing. Now, if you go out there and you're like the anti-drug guy and you're and you're sneaking around using heroin or you start out as the anti-drug guy and then you go into the heroin using business, now you're a hypocrite. Now you're a hypocrite. And and if someone asks you, "Oh, weren't you the anti- heroin guy?" Like you told everyone how bad heroin was and now you're like all junked out. Well, you guys shouldn't use heroin. I figured out how to keep it under control. You know what I mean? It's just that's that's the wrong way to look at it. That's you you owe society an explanation at that point. You certainly owe your supporters an explanation at I hope that makes sense. I hope I didn't just ramble for no reason. I hope you were able to follow. Uh when you catch up with Wolves in Finance, you'll understand why only 3% of the earnings were reflected as political spending. If that arm is 501c3, it's illegal to spend more than 3% in that category. That's not the 501c3. Um TP actions a 501c4. That's the that's the 990s we were looking at today. Um and my understanding, like I used to to to advise people on these 501c4s and 501c3s. My understanding on the 501c4 is you have to be very cautious that 50% of your spending is, you know, is no more than 50% of your spending is political activity. So if you spend a million dollars, only half a million could be political activity. The other half million has to be like education, generalized education, some kind of uh no longer dread getting jury pool notices. Does your sister have a name or will we forever refer to her as your sister? This is for her welcome aboard party, specifically the organic marshmallow cream. There's no such thing as organic marshmallow cream. If there is, it shouldn't be. I'm looking it up just in case. Uh, organic marshmallow root. No, no, no. Cream. Uh, organic marshmallow cream. No, just all toxic stew of poison. Oh, there. No, there's an organic original vanilla marshmallow cream. Can't imagine. Uh she has a name. I I don't think it'll be that hard to find. Uh but yeah, maybe maybe we'll uh introduce her by name one day. She's not here yet. She's still got uh five 16 days before she shows up. Uh, notice how Charlie Kirk's story of meeting old man Montgomery don't go to college. Join me is now amazing Mikey's Yeah. Kind of weird, ain't it? Yeah. Oh gosh. Here. I'd already forgotten about old Mikey McCoy and you brought him back up. Now I'm all creeped out again. Uh, Brandy, thank you. Great show. I watch all the time. Question. Has anyone taken the time to look into the older people in the crowd at UVU? I don't know. Maybe something there. Yeah, I think people have. They noticed it was a decidedly older crowd than is normally on the UVU campus. There's no doubt about that. Uh, the problem with Charlie is he became a Christian. And because he was brilliant and read and knew the Bible very well, he knew the word of God doesn't want us Christians waging war on our fellow man. problems were around him. I want to say he was always a Christian, wasn't he? Didn't he kind of start that way? Maybe you mean he embraced it even more?Um, Baron, you complain about these sketchy nonprofits, but you embrace the Clinton Foundation. I do. I do. When have I ever embraced the Clinton Foundation? Oh, no. No, I have not. Why would you even say that, Sparky? The Clinton Foundation? No. No. That was an influence peddling operation. Absolutely not me. You're thinking of another person. I can hear now eyes fluttering. Let them eat cake. Uh, all of us feeasants cheer. I like that. Feeasants. Not just peasants. Feeasants. We've been reduced to winged rats. Uh, TPS USA will be throwing us all bread in the streets soon enough. We might slow talk down south, but we're not stupid. No, we're not stupid. We're smart people. How in the heck do these folks running these not for profofits end up making millions of dollars? It's formal. It's formally insane. These folks take this kind of money while promoting they're helping Brooke. I don't know who Brooke is. Maybe broke. Um yeah, that's my that was kind of the point of my rant. I'm disgusted by this. Anyone else that realizes she's making all this money from a nonprofit also should be disgusted by this. Like it's it's literally disgusting. I don't know if those were really $1,000 pumps, but if they are, that's gross. I don't know if those $2,300 cape, but if so, it's gross. I know she took the G5. That's gross. I'm sorry. It's gross. Where did that Where'd she come from that day? Let me look that up. I think she came from Give me a moment. I will let you know. I'll tell you exactly how long the flight was and we'll do a uh pretty accurate uh look. Oh, why is it not logged in? Try again. We'll do a pretty accurate look at how much that uh how much that cost. Why Why am I not getting my uh option for I'll have to look again later. I'm not getting my option for the uh the flight radar is being weird lately. I guess for like eight bucks a month, well, you can't complain that much. Uh Shan's back, baby. But if Adidas made a cape and bean paste, oh, I'd be all over it. You kidding me? Bean paste. Adidas hoodie. Now, I'd be the ultimate hypocrite. I'd be like, let's not let's not get carried away about capes, ladies and gentlemen. They're not all bad. Have you seen the bean paste Adidas, hoodie? Thank you, Shnie, uh, for your generosity. It's torturous listening to her. She's a camel word salad, blah, blah, blah, substance. It's very difficult to believe Charlie was emotionally and intellectually attracted to somebody like this. I agree. I totally 100% agree. It is um, hard to believe. Hard to believe. I think they used his corn addiction against him. They knew it was the Achilles heel they needed and Erica would be the Trojan horse they You got that one past me. Corn. Is that like some kind of It's obviously a code word. No one gets addicted to corn. That's how pigs get Uh Stacy Sheridan, three companies slits his money, siphoning off masses amounts of commission. 2.8 million donated, kept, 2.1 million thiever. I don't know that those numbers are accurate, but they were paying massive commissions on their donations. There's no doubt about that. Absolutely no doubt about that. Baron, support to you and your amazing, courageous career risk. I've always admired lawyers. Sending love to you, your family, and how much you promote your wife. Go Max. I promote her cuz she's amazing. You should see the way she runs the house. It's flawless. Uh I'm a nonprofit organization for 10 years. It was all run by It was run by all volunteers, including myself.No one received payment. God bless you, Baron, with one R. Except you put two Rs right there. You put two Rs. Uh, good for you for the 10 years of of running it as a volunteer the way you should be. Truth keeps coming out. Keep up the good work. God bless you and the family. Charlie would have liked you. Oh, I like to believe so. Eyes open. New level of unlock. Jesus is the way, truth, and the life. I'm thankful for the truth. I like to believe uh he would have liked me, but I never met him. Baron, please put Eric Kirk in the middle seat. Last group to board. Thanks. High IQ planning. Ma'am, we're gonna have to take the bag with your cape and your thousand dollar pumps and put it in the undercarriage. Oh yeah, you can't take that on. No, ma'am. That's going down in the hold. Wow. Very enlightening and informative. Well, thank you. Did not realize the corruption in the nonprofits. Love your show. Keep up the work. It's disgusting, sir. Ma'am, I just read your It's ma'am. I just read your I just read your name, Monnique. Sorry. Uh, still behind on the live, so apologies have been mentioned. Did you see Diligent Denison's expost of a Vance message on his own picture to someone had the same dash after the name like Erica IRS letter? I did, but I don't think it's um actually texted back and forth with Diligent about that. I I don't think it's his handwriting. I told him that. I mean, like I'm not telling him what to believe, but I don't I don't I don't think that uh I I don't know. I don't think it was a palm gun if that's what you're asking. Whether he was involved in some lord, I don't know. In some way, I don't know. Um, but yeah, I'm pretty confident it wasn't. Palm gun. Well, I love you, mad Dior. Kev, very predators. You need to change the name of your sports ball team. Yeah, the I almost made a joke that I would have regretted. I'm glad I didn't. It was It was about Te USA employees in the name Yeah, I would have regretted that one. Baron, I'll be attending mass on Sunday at St. Dominic. Say hey to Padre Driscal. Uh I'll be sure to say hello for you. Oh, thank you. Thank you for covering Dale Senior. Was wondering if you were an NASCAR fan. Go Max and stay gold. Um not as big a fan as I am of other motorsports, but I I can respect it. I can respect it. I had one a few years where my daughter liked it for a lot for a few years when I watched them Okay, this is No, it's not weird. Is it weird that Super Feed's business entity report listed as a foreign for-profit corporation? No, that's not weird. Foreign just means another state. So, what that means is they're doing business in Arizona, but but they're, you know, founded in in Delaware or whatever. That's all that means. That's not a um that's not a um I mean it might mean that they're from a foreign country, but I don't I don't think so. I think it's just another another uh another state. Uh there's a pic of a quino on Oprah when much younger 20s maybe. And if you zoom in and crop off the Satan hair, the Satan hair. You said it. said, "Can't you just crop off the Satan hair uh and find a pick a JD at that age? It's like looking at twins." All right, I got to go for the Satan hair pick. Sorry. Uh Michael Aquino on Oprah. Michael Aquino. Oprah images. Oh my gosh. That is Satan here. Okay, so I guess this is the picture you're talking about. Oh, we'll just watch it. Oh, no. That's not Oh my gosh. So, this is Is that That's him, isn't it?You're saying this looks like our I'm I'm cropping his hand. I mean, maybe maybe I just refuse to believe our vice president is the son of a Satanist. Like someone who ran a Satanist temple and had these eyebrows that did this thing. But I mean, I would say stranger things have happened, but I don't know that anything stranger than that's ever happened. Oh yeah, your country is run by the son of a Satanist temple of Satar. Uh, thank you, Dolores. I almost said the Seinfeld joke, but there are people that probably didn't see the Seinfeld episode, wouldn't get it, and then think I'm being crude, so I'm not going to be I'm not going to say it. But H, you're mad at me. You're a little mad at you right now. Really? Not really, but kind of. I had the I'd shared the super feed info with you on X several days ago. I have a lot more past info on Tyler Boyer if you share the credit. Uh Danny, if you think I see anything people share with me on X, you're out of your mind. Um I get thousands of notifications a day. I don't I don't even check them. Um I I promise you I give as much credit as I can to everybody. I I do not steal credit. I freely give credit to anyone who has you. Having anybody sends me something and I see it and I use it, I'm gonna give you credit. And if I don't know if you want credit, I might say, "Hey, one of our emailers sent this and I don't know if they want credit or someone sent this to me on whatever." But I'm never going to like act like I came up with something. Um, in fact, I think I credited uh uh Daisy May for coming up with the Super Feed thing. I think I did. Um, not coming up with it, but helping helping put the research to it. So, I I appreciate that that you sent that to me, but X is a terrible way to reach me. I mean, a terrible way. I can't I I don't have any way in X to segregate notifications into categories. So, like people who are sending me messages versus people who are just hearting a post or something like that. But, I mean, I'll get 20,000 somethings on a I can't I can't sift through that. So, I don't even look. I never open my notifications. Sometimes I'll scroll a little bit on a post, but but not even that, usually. Um, uh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. This is bad theology. We're not going to let it pass. I I understand the sentiment and I agree with the sentiment, but it's bad theology, and I don't I want to address it. Just like there are demons here on Earth, there also angels. Charlie was an angel in my alleged minion. Charlie an angel. He's a human. Humans are actually better than angels. Um but I mean better meaning like uh in the in the order of creation. Demons are not people either. They people sometimes have demons in them. So we might refer to them as a demon or be under the influence of demons. So we say that guy's a demon. But the angel like Charlie was a Christian. Charlie was a Christian. when he dies, he doesn't become an angel. He becomes, you know, a a glorified being. That's the promise. So, I don't I don't want to I don't want to confuse that. And it's important to me because sometimes I hear people say that like, "Oh, he became an angel last week." And I'm like, "No, he didn't. He became a human in heaven or a human on the way, depending on what you think. Is there a reason you don't wear orange? Uh, two reasons. I'll tell you in just a second. As an FSU fan, I can understand. Great show, Crisis King. So, number one, I don't own an orange hoodie.No, I don't own an orange hoodie. Um, because I don't know that they make one in this in this line. If they do, I haven't seen it. Number two, do you see my hair and well, the beard's a little whiter these days, but this hair and beard comment don't do well with orange. I'm glad I'm not like a big Tennessee or Miami fan or something. It would It would It would be rough. It would be rough. The red's hard enough to pull off with this get up. You I wish I had like a team that was green because I like green. I like that color a lot. No, it's not KU J-Hawk blue. Come on. We've talked about this people. We've talked about this. Uh God rules us. Thank you. Very generous. Baron, longtime listener. First super chat for one of our favorite podcasts on YouTube. I'm a physician in Louisiana. Have a little tip for that asthmatic cough. Take of your puff of your aluterol 30 minutes prior to showtime. Jesus uh priest and king loves you. He does. I have my albuterol right here with me. I almost never use it. Uh it stays in my little manb bag. Um so I take a long acting beta agonist. God rules us. And the problem is it's like a 12-h hour dose and I take it when I get up in the morning and then I don't take it again till I go to bed. So I'm at the end of the the cycle here when the show starts. I I probably should take that before I come on cuz that's got a mix of what's that called. It's one of them. I've taken every asthma medicine that's ever been I think I've taken them all. But thank you for that. God rules us. Um and appreciate you out there serving the uh serving the community. Thank you. So, what you're saying is you cannot confirm or deny that K is I'm not going to blink. You're not going to catch me blinking. You're not going Uh, I sent you an email at the change earlier today titled TPUSA TVA action. Thank you. Uh, did I hear the recording of the woman fired at you? Uh, yes, at That's funny. See, you guys have a good sense of humor. I did hear it. There was there anything else but I'm answering the question that's asked just like a good witness would. As a mother of young kids, Eric is not taking kids care of kids with those claws. I accidentally scratch my kids with wedding rings. Can imagine those long nails and wiping bums. That's a good point. My wife never had the fake long nails and I'm thankful for that to be honest with you. I don't know if she ever had fake nails. Yeah, I don't think she ever did. Um, again, no offense to you if you like the fake long nails. That's your business. I just, you know, I don't want to get scratched. Well, maybe a little. I can't. I can't. I had to leave. You made me cry. My hubby was the biggest Canadian NASCAR fan of Dale Earnhard. Equal. The man in black. the intimidator. He went to two races every year. I still have diecast models packed in a box. I did not mean I don't think they race in Canada, do they? You must have gone to uh Watkins Glenn or somewhere in New York. Oh, don't they they race in New Hampshire, too, don't they? I'm sorry to hear that. It sounds like he passed and h I'm sorry to hear that. Thank you for the very generous donation. Looks like Rob McCoyy's doing in Murphreey'sboro in April field trip. I'm pretty close to the burrow. I'm pretty close to the M the Burrow. We're big in Murphreey'sboro. Huge in Murphy'sboro. Um I could be there in 45 minutes. I didn't know he was doing that. We might have to take a road a road trip. I'd Rob, we'll be the ones in the back doing this.Oh my gosh. Between you, Candace, Coach, Trigger, etc. All who've been looking at the case, are any of you planning to look into that crazy woman donor who sent Charlie that threatening text? I hope so. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I was doing tonight. What time did you send that? 8:25. Wasn't I going through that right at that time? I think I was Oh my gosh, we're already over three hours. I got to speed up. Sorry. Uh oh. Hey, how do you follow Elizabeth Holmes on um Twitter since her followers need to be approved and she's been in prison before you had an exount? Um I've got a great Well, I like Elizabeth Holmes. I know that's scandalous and you're not supposed to, but I do. And um I don't know. She just approved it and she's in prison. She posts all the time. I can show you since you can't see it obviously. Are her posts not public? I thought they were. Um, well, maybe if actually she probably doesn't want me to show it. Obviously, if she has to approve it, she doesn't want me to show it. I like Elizabeth Holmes and I I'm not going to apologize for that either. Um, I think she got railroaded. I think she Well, Yeah, I I don't know why she approved I mean, she approved 66,000 other But yeah, she's she's very active on Twitter. I mean, she was on there today talking about how she apparently she's in a very low security prison because he was talking about the the smelly lotion and the taking hot showers and dancing in the rain and all that. Look, I think what happened to Elizabeth I don't think she's the scam artist, and I don't even know that she knows, but I think I think she got railroaded. perhaps naively, I don't know that she was in on it, but I think there was a a wide military operation to um I had to do a show on this. I think there was a large military operation to use Elizabeth Holm's product and when they couldn't get it approved or it started breaking down they used her as the scape goat threw under the bus and all moved on. I don't think that was her. I think it was the people around her. Um, and I think they took advantage of a a naive, potentially naive younger girl who was like 19, 20 years old when she fell into all this group of secretary for like plural secretaries of state, generals in the military. It was a military operation. And I feel terrible for her. She's going to spend a long time in prison because of it. She had a kid right before she went um at Air I'll Air Force Blue. I'm not in the Air Force obviously. Um gosh, I am so late. I I keep telling myself I won't go more than three hours because, you know, it's I got family. It's 9:30. They're very generous by allowing me to do this and I get to see them during the day. So, it's not like I haven't seen them all day. I knew something was wrong when I said nonprofit owners in HGTV international house hunters. What a scam. Thanks for doing what you do. Oh yeah, with that where they're like I'm a elementary school teacher and he makes t-shirt screen printing on the side and our budget is like 7.9 million. I've Uh thank you Orin Hornbaker. I don't know if you do that twice, but I do appreciate it. Your next one's on me, boss. Orin, are you just getting out of control? Thank you. Uh, I'm very hesitant to bring this up. Brainwashing is deep. I find it impossible to look into the operation mocking pastor without a deep dive into Kim Clement. Erica was a prophecy fulfilled according to the N. I don't know who Kim Clement is. Explain Kim Clement.A prophet, but to simply call him a prophet is not enough. Part of the journey to understanding Kim Lance Wall now and Ken Clement are televangelists who came to claim to be prophets run. Uh to follow up my NRB comment, I saw Charlie Kirk speak at NRB in Nashville 2022. I skipped a work event to see him. A moment I'll have forever. Oh, I'm glad you got to share that. I'm glad you got to share that. If you haven't already, can you ask Candace to verify that Charlie Kirk and Erica France have children together? This seems to be such a hush- hush topic without any solid proof of their existence. It's strange. I've asked her asked her point blank the very first time I met her in person. So, it was on my mind. Very kind of you, Paul Pods Sandarine ornament. Uh, you're very entertaining. Thank you for helping us understand this mess. I sent you some resource, some source material on demons. Familiar with Dr. Mike Kaiser? I am not. Wrote a book on demons. I'll check it out. Going to OCI next month. I'm Orthodox. Well, you'll have a good time. A lot of it will be review for you because the views of the Orthodox and the Catholics are almost identical. Very few differences. Very few differences. So, uh, welcome across the Tyber. If you have any questions, I'll be happy to where I can answer them. Uh, love your show. I went back to the Catholic Church because of you, Candace, too. Proud to be a part of Ron Baron's high IQ outfit. Thank you to Mrs. Coleman, Crisis King. Yeah, none of this is possible without Mrs. Coleman. Period. End of story. Um, this is She is so supportive of this. I actually had this conversation with her a day or two ago. I had this total not a breakdown but I had this like emotional moment where I was like oh my gosh my whole life has been building up to this moment and I went blowby-blow literally back to when I was in college about the first job I took out of college. How that led me to law school. How led law school led me back to Alabama to be closer to her family to to work at a little small trial lawyer firm. How that led me to I mean just boom boom boom every step of the way. And I was like, every single piece of this experience was necessary to start this show. Without any one of those pieces, it would have happened. There was a lot of heartache in there. Like losing a massive contract that was feeding my family because the guy who was in charge of the nonprofit, frankly, who was helping me um got fired for misusing some of the nonprofit money. I was not involved with that, obviously, but that's just reality. It's what happened. It's in the news. um like every step of the way and like thinking, "Oh my gosh, we're going to be broke." Well, losing that contract encouraged me to go into radio full-time. Going into radio full-time gave me the broadcasting background to be confident enough and trained enough to know how to work a microphone, to know how to handle my voice, to know how to carry on a conversation behind a microphone. But then it wasn't good enough because had I stayed in radio, I would have stayed in radio because I know a lot of very good broadcasters who never made the leap over to this side to the podcasting side. I had to leave radio and I didn't necessarily want to at the time, but I had to leave radio and then I went to work for a guy who allowed me to work from home. Well, being allowed to work from home allowed me to relocate.Being allowed to relocate allowed me to start this other job which gave me both the resources and time to start going back into podcasting on the side. It allowed me to meet a friend of mine who encouraged me to go into podcasting. Help me pick out some equipment because he was starting a podcast and he was like, "Hey, here's here's what I'm buying. Here's what you should buy." Blah, blah, blah. And and and then we started doing a little show together on Sunday evenings to get him some reps for his podcast. I wanted him to learn how to be a better broadcaster. All of it came together. And I looked at my wife and I said, "Do you realize at any moment you could have said enough? Enough. No more job changes. No more moves. Stick it out. We have a family. We have eight kids. Are you out of your mind?" Four kids and then five kids and then six kids then seven kids and eight kids. But every step of the way, she was the single most supportive person in my life. Hey, I want to walk away from a a a good job that pays really well and I want to go out on my own. Why? I don't know. It just feels right. We might go broke. We've got a few dollars in savings. We'll probably burn through that in about six months. If we don't make it, we'll be bankrupt. You know what her answer was? I believe in you. Let's do it. Every time. Every step of the way, her answer was, I believe in you. Let's do it. And so when I had the conversation with her a few months ago, hey, I'm thinking of leaving my job, which was a very good job and I liked it a lot and it paid well and it was um a prestigious job. Like it was a job that you you you'd be proud to tell people you worked this job. And I say, I'm going to walk away from it at the age of 46 and just take a chance on broadcasting again. And she's like, I believe in you. Let's do it. Like Mrs. Coleman has pro none of the experience that I had that I had to have and and and meet the people I had to meet in order to be in front of you tonight. Every step of the way, she could have said, "I don't think this is a good idea. Let's not do that. that's a little too risky for me. But every step of the way, she was like, I believe in And I'm so thankful. Like, it's it's unbelievable. And she's put up with so much. She's put up with so much. And we and we lived very lean for a long time as I was accumulating this experience that I didn't even know I needed at the time. Like I didn't know why I was collecting all these experiences at the time. I had no idea when I would leave one job and go to another how that would play into the grand plan. And if you'd have told me where it was So, yeah, it's Mrs. Coleman. There's no doubt about it. No doubt about it. Oh, man. I'm way behind after that. Sorry, guys. I'm starting a new nonprofit, Hoodies for Life. Donate now. Yes. Yes. Uh Len Maria one. Uh start start donating today. Um why would he refuse a high-profile attorney for courtapp appointed? I don't know. You'd have to ask him. And I don't think you can, though. I think you can reach out to him. I know people who have. He just doesn't respond or he responds and says, "I'm not going to talk to you." Uh, since YouTube censors, would you be willing to do a show on Rumble only? New me need more information on CK hands. Love that you just referenced Zack Bryan. I'm a big Zack Bryan fan. I'm embarrassed. I couldn't think of his name. I love Zack Bryan's music. I've thought about that. Or just or just putting it behind the payw wall.YouTube's a little more friendly behind the payw wall because I don't have to. But I I I've thought about that. I've thought about um maybe just doing like a show on X. I have the ability to stream to X live. I could do that and just tell everyone to go over there if you want to watch that. So, I've thought about it um to do to do a better to do a better deep dive into those actual images, but we'll we'll have to see. We'll have to see. Um Brave report broke the story of Laura Cardardo Moore and Diligent Dennisen ripped it. Not cool to give the wrong person. I didn't know that. Hold on. I've got it pulled up. Oh, but now hold on. I got to show this because I don't know that that's fair because I still have his ex post pulled up here. So, this is the post I was reading from and you'll notice right here he says, "Credit Brave report. Follow them." So, I mean, I don't know how much. Now, granted, it was a day behind. No, that was James Lee on the 22nd. His was on the 23rd. And then he said, "Follow them." Now, what time was this? Okay, so 7 hours later. And then he said, "Thanks. Sorry I didn't tag you sooner. I posted went to sleep." Sent to Candace and gave you credit as well. Great work, guys. See, this is the thing with the credit thing on on all this stuff. Like, we're doing our best out here. Now, I don't think I don't think anyone that I follow intentionally tries to steal from people and pawn it off as their own research. I don't think so. So, I I just I I appreciate your concern. I mean, it's part of being part of this community is you gota you got to give other people credit when they when they help you. Uh what uh loved how you pronounced Labboutin bang to hear it again. Is that is that how you pronounce it? I don't know how to pronounce it obviously. Uh brave reporters who discovered the Laura Cardo mower quote and post those texts. Diligent Dennis gave her credit. Okay. Yeah, thank you. We got that settled. Uh, notice Scott Besset claimed the next 990 would be filed by the end of May 2026. How can he make a claim about a future event uh for an entity he has no control over? Or does he the current admin have control? No, I think he's just saying that's when it's going to be due if assuming you guys file your extension or whatever. I think that's all it was. I don't think he was trying to to get too involved. Um, okay. So, I don't This is a good question. You have to remember Erica Kirk was in pageantss her whole life. She wasn't though. I don't think I think she only did like a year or two before winning Miss Arizona USA which is even weirder because typically to win a pageant like that you got to be there I am trying to hurry guys. I apologize. First time member be you meaning wear whatever color hoodie you want. It's your choice. Can't please everyone. Keep your autonomy and individuality. Don't let others dictate what you wear other than what you're Yeah, I agree with you. I was just playing around with the uh poll. I was going to go with whatever was highest. I was surprised at how low light green light gray did. I don't own orange. That one that was not going to happen, but I couldn't imagine that was going to win. Uh Charlie Kirk Fian bargain. I've wondered that. Oh my gosh. You had a dream of me last night. You invited me to be on your podcast, but I woke up before the interview started. is just I'm just a normie in central Illinois with nothing to contribute.Well, uh Janita, I would hope you would come on if invited, but since you have nothing to contribute, I won't. You know what happened to me one night? I fell asleep with listening to a podcast. I think it was um it was Dave Smith and somebody can't remember who he was talking to but I fell asleep listening to it and I dreamed that I was on the podcast from my office in here and I kept trying to speak when they would raise something like I want to I want to weigh in on this. So I'd start talking and they wouldn't listen to me and I was like it kept hitting my button like is is my I was like my mic on mute like I kept hitting the button over and over. I was like what the hell is why are they not listening? And then I woke up and I felt really foolish. I felt really dumb. Uh, retired military here regarding treasury letter a slash out of the former title and handwriting. First name is common in military to personalize make less formal not used in formal letters. So seems inappropriate for this topic. I've only seen it in memos. I've never seen it in an actual letter. But that's not to say it doesn't happen. Uh, prior super chat not correct. Barb Corkran, not married to Lorie Guinea. Lorie France is or was Barbara's hubby, is an ex FBI agent and did some something in the Navy. Erica Kirk working there is more interesting now. Wait a minute. Let me All right. Now, I got to take a picture of this one. Daisy, are you listening? We got more info. Uh Barb Corkran, not married to Larry Guinea. Oh. Oh, Barbara's hubby. Okay. I'm sorry. You missed a period there. Lori is or was. So, you're saying Lori France used to be married to Larry Guinea. Is that what you're saying? I didn't know that. Barbara's hubby is an ex-Fi agent. Did some something in the Navy. That's what you're saying. Uh Erica working more interesting now. Yeah, that is interesting. Uh, that is interesting. Marshmallow mellow equals your sister. No, I'm not going to refer to her as a marshmallow. She's not fat. She just eats like it. That's funny. That's funny. No, no, no, no. We're not doing audits. This is going to be an effort, Dangster. This is going to be an effort. Uh, but Danks does good auditing or he does good uh deep dives. So, if you're not following Danks on YouTube, go for it. Uh, yes. You have to crop and do side by side with JD in 20s. That picture, I'm sorry. I'll look JD in his 20s. I'm not pulling that frightening picture back up. JD Vance in his 20s. See this? I'm trying to get off quickly and you're making me look up JD Vance in his 20s. All right, you might be on to something. At first, I thought you were out of your mind Wait a minute. Why is he wearing a dress? God, that's a new rabbit hole to run down. Uh Charlie admittedly had a corn with a pee addiction. Oh, I didn't know that. I had not heard that. Now, that's possible. If he was looking up the weird corn, that's how they get you. You got If you're going to If you're going to do the corn thing, I don't recommend it. Nobody should do it. But if you are, keep it vanilla and keep it missionary. You get too weird, then you all of a sudden you're a target. Uh, one of these interviewers needs to ask Kruella Deville here if she's ever going to answer the dad gum question or if she's just going to keep Oregon trailing it. Uh, would you answer the question, please, ma'am? Back back to the back to the question. I don't know if they they could get away with it.New viewer as of today have been feeling something was way off about Erica. Started searching videos tonight and you popped up. Glad to know I'm not the only one who feels something's just not right. No. Welcome to the crowd. Hit like, hit subscribe, hit notifications, join us on the lives. We cover a lot here. You are in friendly territory. Hey Baron, thanks for the great channel to follow. Are you looking into the Butler incident at all? Do you believe in shifting of timelines? Best wishes. I don't believe in shifting of timelines. I have looked deeply into the Butler incident. I have an interesting theory about it and uh I've not heard it much in the mainstream. I've come across it a couple of times, but never seen anyone really I believe there were multiple shooters for one. And um that's all I'm going to say for right now. Maybe I maybe I'll do a show on that. Oh gosh, that I think that could put me in jeopardy. I'll have to think about that one. Uh Baron, you have the patience of a saint. Oh, thank you. I know people who disagree. I don't know why your followers are so nitpicky about the tiniest thing. So much time spent on apologies for things that don't matter. Love the show. Appreciate all the work you do from New Jersey. Well, here's the thing, Rosario. I aim to please. And when I feel like people aren't pleased with what I'm doing, I I feel bad. Like I want them to be pleased. I want them to be pleased. Eric Kirk said it's not about balance, but 300 out of 365 days is imbalance. And if we believe the narrative, she's stepping into a role that just ended her husband. She's stepping into a role and just ended her husband so badly she said it twice, ladies and gentlemen with no fear or hesitations. Yes, I can understand that. I understand that. Uh, quit picking on her airplane. Maybe Erica thinks that she's being frugal because the Gulf Stream is far cheaper than two military Egyptian boys following her around providing security to you know I don't know much about that. Uh hey related to asthma I started dupixent injection a year ago and my asthma is well controlled now between that Simbort and Singular uh Simbort. Is Simicort what I take? I think that's what I take. Let me look at it real fast. Simbaort. twice a day. Uh I don't want to take an injection if I can avoid it. >> I don't like injections. Not I'm not scared of needles, but I just the idea that I would be like dependent on something I have to inject strikes, you know, I can avoid that. I don't want to go there. Uh Erica is a glitter decoy. You see, the Israel invasion of Palestine seems to be now taking shape in the form of ICE IDF. That's the only way we'll stop focusing on Epstein and Israel. I don't know what that means. Are you saying all the ICE stuff is a distraction from the real story? Maybe. Mary, maybe. Uh Baron, I think you mentioned one time Larry Ginta being Erica's stepdad, but go be with your family. God bless them. I feel bad for sending so many messages. Don't feel bad I'm not answering this one. I'm not answering this one. And I don't know if I'm wiggling or not, but I'm not blinking. I know that. I'm not blinking. Guys, I appreciate it. You guys have been more than patient. 3 hours and 23 minutes of this is a lot of Baron if we're being honest. A whole lot of Baron. So, I appreciate you being here. Don't forget to like, subscribe, click notifications on your way out. It does help the program quite a bit and it cost you nothing.Cost you absolutely nothing. And um I'll be back probably tomorrow, but if not, I'll be back Wednesday. One or the other. I don't know if I'll be back tomorrow or Wednesday, but I will be back one of them. I'll only doing one of those two days. And then I'll be back Thursday as well. Um Friday I have plans. I think is it Friday I have plans? Today is Monday. 27 28 29th. Yeah, I have plans Friday uh going to a fundraiser for a kids group at the church. So, I am not going to be available Friday night. So, I will do um either tomorrow or Wednesday and then I'll do Thursday and then I will be back with you guys Sunday night. Uh appreciate your time. Thank you. This is an amazing community. This community is so wonderful. I appreciate you guys so incredibly much. your tips, um the conversation, all the fun that's had in the chat. It's it's a it's an absolute blast being a part of it and um I'm thankful you guys let me be a part of it. So, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. And don't forget,