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it's just getting started. Ladies

2:38

and gentlemen, welcome on board to a

2:40

very special edition here on Human Events

2:42

Daily because there's been a lot of

2:45

talk lately about the selection of Donald

2:47

Trump's pick, JD Vance, as the Vice

2:49

President. A lot of forces, a lot

2:51

of machinations, a lot of factions that

2:54

were against him, many

2:56

that were for him. How did this all play

2:58

out? How did this all work out? Well, guess

3:00

what? Here at Human Events, we've got the inside

3:02

story, and we're going to

3:04

give it to you here today. This is

3:06

part one of the inside story of

3:08

JD Vance. Were you

3:11

in the arena when Donald Trump entered? So

3:13

for folks at home, we're in a slightly...

3:15

There's all these different configurations. Yes, these different

3:17

configurations. So where we are is just adjacent

3:19

to where Donald Trump walked in. The

3:21

place was, I mean, beyond electric. I mean, I was

3:24

tearing up. I mean, when you see that bandage, you're

3:26

like, you're two inches from that man being in a

3:28

morgue. I mean, he's just like, it comes

3:30

to life. And next time was Byron

3:32

Donald's Tucker. JD Vance is the VP, which we're

3:34

going to celebrate. Did you hear about that? The

3:37

JD is actually going to be the VP? You heard about that? We've

3:39

had a long day. So

3:41

yeah, I got caught in the news cycle

3:44

here. We should actually tell people who have

3:46

only been watching this, some of the news

3:48

that broke today. Oh, it's huge. So

3:51

we have the news during the RNC

3:53

speeches. It came out that Elon Musk

3:55

is going to be donating an estimated

3:58

$45 million. So

4:00

that's the question. Here's the question. Does

4:02

November count? Does November count? Is that a

4:04

month? We're going to make a count. It's

4:06

prorated. Yeah. It's a full

4:08

month. It's a full month. It's a calendar month.

4:10

Every calendar month that has a day since his

4:12

announcement. You know how they push recurring donations

4:14

now and it's $45 a month? Ethan

4:17

was like, I'll do that. But then, you know,

4:19

I don't know, maybe his finger slipped. This is

4:21

really important everybody because how long Blake have we

4:23

been complaining where are the elites, the elites of

4:25

this top down revolution? It really is what's totally

4:28

different about this race is in 2016, there were

4:30

a few people who

4:32

supported Trump. Very few of them did it openly.

4:34

Very few elites would really just step up and

4:36

say, I like what Trump says. I like what

4:38

Trump wants to do for the country. But in

4:40

the last year and a half, you've seen the

4:42

seismic shift where more people in

4:45

Silicon Valley are coming out and saying publicly,

4:47

I support Trump. You and I both have

4:49

sometimes had conversations with people in that world

4:51

and they'll say in private spheres to at

4:53

least people just say, Oh yeah, I'm voting

4:55

Trump this year. Totally different.

4:57

And now we're seeing that money line up. Yeah.

5:00

And Elon was supporting Trump behind the scenes. Kind of getting

5:02

there. But something, Jack, I want your

5:04

opinion on this. Something set off

5:06

in Elon's mind as soon as he saw

5:09

Donald Trump get shot. It

5:11

was like complete no rules. I do know

5:13

a little bit about this. And

5:16

I'll just say in the same vein

5:18

from talking to people in that world. I've

5:20

only spoken to Elon ever once. And it was

5:22

in a public setting. I've never met him. I've

5:24

never spent time with him. But

5:27

I've been told at

5:29

assassination plots, kidnapping

5:32

for his many children. He

5:35

is something that he just takes paramount. This

5:37

was like, for example, the whole

5:39

thing with his private jet. I'll give you that

5:41

example. When when he did the guy who was

5:43

tracking and doxxing his private jet, people thought that

5:46

he was being, you know, flippant or that he

5:48

was being, you know, like, you know, acting like

5:50

a diva or something. People were saying, no, no,

5:52

no, no. Like he was actually concerned for the

5:54

safety, not just of himself, but of everyone. He

5:57

with that could potentially be put a threat by

5:59

that. And so I always knew

6:01

that that was something that he thought

6:03

about a lot. And I'll

6:06

put it this way. I was

6:08

surprised, but not shocked when Elon point

6:10

out that in the wake of that,

6:13

that I think he said something in the last six months

6:16

that he had had two attempts

6:18

on his life that his security actually

6:20

seemed credible. Deeply personal. And again,

6:23

Elon to his great credit is now forking money over.

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evening. Good

8:00

evening. When I

8:02

was asked to introduce my husband, J.D. Vance,

8:04

to all of you, I was

8:07

at a loss. What

8:09

could I say that hasn't already been said before?

8:13

After all, the man was already the subject

8:15

of a Ron Howard movie. LAUGHTER

8:20

J.D. has shared much of his life through

8:22

his own eloquent words. In

8:25

his book, Hillbilly Elegy, during

8:28

his Senate campaign, and now

8:30

as a sitting United States Senator, it

8:34

occurred to me that there was only one thing

8:36

to do, to explain

8:38

from the heart why

8:40

I love and admire J.D. and

8:43

stand here beside him today, and

8:45

why he will make a great Vice

8:47

President of the United States. CHEERING

8:58

I met J.D. in law school when he was fresh

9:00

out of Ohio State, which he attended

9:02

with the support of the G.I. Bill. We

9:06

were friends first, because who wouldn't want to be

9:08

friends with J.D.? He

9:10

was then, as now, the

9:12

most interesting person I knew. A

9:15

working class guy who had overcome childhood

9:17

traumas that I could barely fathom to

9:20

end up at Yale Law School. A

9:23

tough Marine who had served in Iraq, but

9:26

whose idea of a good time was playing

9:28

with puppies and watching the movie

9:30

Babe. LAUGHTER The

9:35

most determined person I knew with

9:37

one overriding ambition, to

9:39

become a husband and a father and

9:42

to build the kind of tight-knit family that he

9:44

had longed for as a child. My

9:48

background is very different from J.D.'s. I

9:51

grew up in San Diego, in

9:54

a middle-class community. CHEERING with

10:01

two loving parents, both immigrants from

10:03

India, and a wonderful sister. That

10:07

JD and I could meet at all, let

10:10

alone fall in love and marry, is a

10:12

testament to this great country. CHEERING

10:16

AND APPLAUSE It

10:23

is also a testament to JD, and

10:26

it tells you something about who he is. When

10:30

JD met me, he approached

10:32

our differences with curiosity and

10:35

enthusiasm. He wanted

10:37

to know everything about me, where

10:39

I came from, what my life had

10:41

been like. Although

10:43

he is a meat and potatoes kind of guy, he

10:46

adapted to my vegetarian diet and

10:48

learned to cook food from my mother, Indian

10:51

food. Before

10:53

I knew it, he

10:55

had become an integral part of my

10:57

family, a person I could not imagine

10:59

living without. The

11:04

JD I knew then is the same

11:06

JD you see today, except

11:08

for that beard. And

11:10

his goals in this new role

11:12

are the same that he has

11:14

pursued for our family, to

11:17

keep people safe, to

11:19

create opportunities, to build a better

11:21

life, and to solve

11:23

problems with an open mind. It's

11:27

safe to say that neither JD nor I

11:29

expected to find ourselves in this position. But

11:32

it's hard to imagine a more powerful example

11:34

of the American dream. A

11:37

boy from Middletown, Ohio. CHEERING

11:40

AND APPLAUSE CHEERING

11:44

AND APPLAUSE Raised

12:02

by his grandmother through tough times,

12:06

chosen to help lead our country through some

12:08

of its greatest challenges, I

12:10

am grateful to all of you for

12:12

the trust you have placed in him

12:14

and in our family. And

12:18

with that, it is my great

12:20

privilege to introduce my husband and the

12:22

next Vice President of the United States,

12:25

JD Vance. Guys,

12:35

48 hours, I should go. Donald Trump

12:37

was exiting a hospital. That sounds like two months

12:39

ago. I want you to think of everything we've

12:41

lived through since Saturday. Saturday

12:43

afternoon, I remember. Was I the first

12:45

person to text you about that? I was

12:48

pretty quick on the drop because I have a

12:50

funny story about these. But it was a hundred.

12:52

Because it was a hundred Shabbat. Because I broke

12:54

Shabbat halfway through the morning. What? It

12:57

was because someone contacted Erica saying, do

13:01

you want to be Vice President? And

13:03

so I said, do I really need to break Shabbat? They said, we

13:05

need you to turn your phone on. And

13:08

so that's a big deal for me to break Shabbat. Right.

13:11

Yes. And so I sent some input.

13:14

All right. And then anyway, I had my phone open for the

13:16

rest of the day. And Eric, I kid you not, was like,

13:19

she said, I think God wants you to have your phone on

13:21

today. She really said that. I

13:23

said that I have the text. And so I

13:25

got the call. And the first thing I started

13:27

doing was looking for Erica's number because I didn't

13:29

know that. I had that. So

13:32

I had like, and I'm like, why don't I have that? I

13:34

oddly called Charlie picked up and I didn't think he's going to

13:36

pick up. And then I

13:38

called Andrew and he was like, Charlie already

13:41

knows. And so

13:43

for people who don't know that

13:45

Charlie is usually completely in our

13:48

communicado, completely dark on Saturdays. And

13:51

it just so happens because there was this

13:53

other thing going on that you

13:55

happen to be on your phone on this Saturday

13:58

when you're never on your phone. got.

16:00

So, so for me, it's, it's,

16:02

it's interesting because actually, and

16:04

so when I first got the call, I was

16:07

in a, so I was out, we're at the swim

16:09

club and not far from where we

16:11

live, but it's sort of like a low cell, you

16:13

know, low signal area, which I kind of like because

16:15

you're, you did, and you can

16:17

just have fun and you don't, you don't feel as

16:20

obligated to be on your phone. You're like, Oh, there's

16:22

no connection. So I'm just going to go run. We're

16:24

playing pickleball. Actually we're playing pickleball and

16:27

you know, I get the call and point

16:30

people weren't sure if he was shot in the ear or shot in the

16:32

neck. And for a second

16:34

I could feel that emotion just sliding up

16:37

that everything

16:39

about to is the ground about to

16:41

fall out completely. And then, but I'll just say that

16:43

it's, you just kind of do that sort of, I

16:45

know it's cliche, but you do that military thing where

16:47

it's like, okay, you just put that on the shelf

16:50

and you just get to work. So then today history

16:53

took Sunday off, I think. So

16:55

I had to hit pause. Today the

16:57

cases were dropped against Donald Trump out of,

17:00

out of the blue. I don't think anyone

17:02

expected that. He reenters a convention with literally

17:04

like missing part of his ear. I

17:07

mean, Elon Musk pledges that he's going to give $250 million

17:09

ish two to $250 million ish.

17:13

$4 billion, $1 billion with the largest

17:15

political donations ever. Uh, and

17:18

I'm, I actually, I'm missing, there, there's other

17:20

news that I'm missing. There was the whole

17:22

vice president thing. The vice president was chosen.

17:27

No, I know. And we're

17:29

not talking about how we didn't know who it

17:31

was going to be. We're not sure Trump knew

17:33

who it was going to be. We were talking

17:35

about this. We were talking about these stories now

17:37

that it's done. We're not talking about how do

17:39

it. Do it. Should Charlie tell

17:41

the stories? Do I will tell you this within

17:44

15 minutes before

17:48

Donald Trump's truth social post, JD Vance did not know

17:50

he was going to be the VP. Suspicions,

17:53

not a single senior staff to their credit leaked.

17:56

And they were like, Hey, DJT is going to call

17:58

you. That's all they said. By the way, he was

18:01

calling Rubio and Burgum too. And JD

18:03

is like, well, I think I have good vibes. And

18:05

I have big

18:07

disagreements with Senator Lindsey Graham. He

18:10

was the one that was on

18:12

the plane yesterday with Donald Trump,

18:14

heavily lobbying against JD Vance. Yes.

18:17

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18:19

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Wow! Wow! CHEERING

20:13

CHANTING CHANTING

20:27

Yeah! First

20:29

of all, aren't I like a guy? Isn't

20:31

she lovely? Isn't it amazing? Greetings

20:38

Milwaukee. My

20:41

fellow Americans and my fellow Republicans. My

20:43

name is JD Vance from the great

20:46

state of Ohio. CHEERING Tonight...

21:00

O-H-I-O O-H-I-O

21:07

You guys, we gotta... we gotta chill with the Ohio love. We

21:09

gotta win Michigan too here, so... CHEERING

21:22

My friends, tonight is a night of

21:24

hope. A celebration

21:26

of what America once was, and

21:29

with God's grace, what it will soon be again.

21:33

CHEERING And

21:38

it is a reminder of the

21:40

sacred duty we have to preserve the

21:42

American experiment, to choose

21:44

a new path for our children

21:47

and grandchildren. But

21:49

as we meet tonight, we cannot forget that

21:51

this evening could have been so much different.

21:54

Instead of a day of celebration, this could have

21:56

been a day of heartache and mourning. In

22:00

the last eight years, President Trump has

22:02

given everything he has to fight for

22:04

the people of our country. He

22:15

didn't need politics, but the

22:18

country needed him. Now,

22:25

prior to running for president, he was one of the

22:27

most successful businessmen in the world. He had

22:30

everything anyone could ever want in a

22:32

life. And yet, instead

22:34

of choosing the easy path, he

22:37

chose to endure abuse,

22:39

slander, and persecution. And he did

22:41

it because he loves this country.

22:53

I want all Americans to go and watch the

22:55

video of a would-be assassin coming a

22:57

quarter of an inch from taking his life. Consider

23:01

the lies they told you about

23:03

Donald Trump, and then look at

23:05

that photo of him defiant, fist

23:07

in the air. When

23:10

Donald Trump rose to his feet in that

23:12

Pennsylvania field, all of America stood

23:14

with him. And

23:35

what did he call us to do for our country? To

23:38

fight. To fight for

23:40

America. Even in

23:42

his most perilous moment, we were on his

23:44

mind. His instinct was for

23:46

us, for our country, to

23:48

call us to something higher, to

23:50

something greater, to once again

23:53

be citizens who ask what our country

23:55

needs of us. Now,

23:58

consider what they said. They

24:00

said he was a tyrant. They

24:03

said he must be stopped at

24:05

all costs. But how did

24:07

he respond? He called for

24:09

national unity, for national calm literally

24:11

right after an assassin nearly took

24:14

his life. There

24:19

was this very interest, I'm not going to name all the

24:21

names because some of these people are friends and I have

24:23

to work with them for the next 10 years until, but

24:25

if you were on team JD, you were

24:28

under the age of 50, you

24:30

were very interested in

24:33

the ideological part of politics,

24:36

and you also were sick

24:39

of endless and foreign wars,

24:41

neoconservative neoliberalism, and or

24:43

you don't necessarily have a political background, you

24:45

come from business, finance, and just the way

24:47

things are operating don't make sense. If you

24:49

were on the team of the others, there

24:53

was this conglomeration of people that were

24:55

a little bit older, people

24:57

that were part

24:59

of the kind of permanent Washington,

25:01

and they just floated from

25:03

one non-JD choice to the other. Is

25:06

that a fair summary Blake would you

25:08

say? Yeah, definitely saw

25:11

that the business world really liked JD, they

25:13

liked the energy that he

25:15

brings to the Senate, the tech world loves him.

25:18

Yeah, I guess I should say that a lot of

25:20

the classical business world that you think of like pro-business

25:23

military industrial world, like the Chamber

25:26

of Commerce. Yeah, exactly. You know

25:28

what's really interesting about that is

25:30

the JD now

25:32

Elon fusion intersection. Oh

25:35

yeah. So I'm not

25:37

at liberty to tell that story. Well,

25:39

it's just, that's the story that will

25:42

be told. I think that will go in part of

25:44

the massive chapter, I think in the W, right?

25:49

So that's gonna be really interesting and so good for

25:51

America. I think, I'll put it this way though, I

25:53

think from the outside that people

25:55

looking at the JD and the

25:57

Elon thing kind of happening. conjunction

26:00

and yet you can't say that the

26:03

assassination attempt played no role

26:05

but it just kind of changed the pallor

26:08

of everything I mean imagine if Trump died

26:11

what would this this week Tyler the only

26:13

the only and I I actually

26:15

know what I would have tweeted and I'd

26:18

after condolence and all the you know I would be

26:20

like tragic like for the political tweet it would have

26:22

been it's a combination and a discussion

26:24

same here it's the only way you realize it would

26:28

have been like freaking World War

26:30

four here I think right now

26:32

this would be burning this no

26:34

I'm not kidding you this

26:36

this I still like would be on fire

26:40

right it would have been like literally pitchforks

26:42

no I had people claiming Trump

26:44

like they knew Trump's this is correct

26:46

so then Burgum would have said I

26:48

got the nod but it wasn't official

26:50

it would be as close to Game

26:52

of Thrones I was the successor but

26:54

he didn't name me yeah yeah Trump

26:56

told me and there's like a trophy

26:58

and like Natalie Harp actually had the

27:00

draft oh my god let's now

27:03

talk about

27:05

what we saw at the actual convention I

27:07

thought it was beautifully scripted I thought it was well

27:09

written Amber

27:11

Rose backstage has a very

27:14

mixed history you guys gonna be tick-tocking together I don't

27:16

think so by the way she said she was a

27:18

big fan and okay and that's

27:20

she has you know a very colorful past

27:22

we all believe a new era

27:24

is a new day I thought terrific I don't know if you

27:26

guys caught it I thought it was a 10 out of 10

27:28

speech we could see it we couldn't hear it she

27:31

has a tattoo on her forehead I don't

27:33

know what to make of that it's

27:36

against the group pledge right there are

27:38

several violations of the right

27:42

however I say this born by

27:44

all of them her livery

27:46

what she said I was on the left

27:48

and I believe the lies of Donald Trump then I did

27:50

my own research it's a maga

27:53

supporter I said you're a racist now and it

27:55

nearly destroyed my family or full

27:57

the way she delivered it and I thought

27:59

it was perfect There's a lot of that vibe

28:01

going around. If you follow that viral post yesterday,

28:03

there was that viral post. Oh,

28:05

that post was so many posts. You pull that up,

28:07

Jack. I want you to read about that. Without the

28:09

swear words. Yeah. That have been, yeah, I think I

28:11

will that it's just been, like

28:15

of a better term, that's the vibe right now is

28:17

that there are a lot of people saying, you know

28:19

what, why did I, you know, why

28:21

did I believe the media and why didn't I just look

28:23

into it for myself? An interesting take

28:26

I've heard from several people is, if

28:28

you're, certainly this is not all of

28:30

them, but a lot of women, you

28:32

know, middle-aged women who found Trump really

28:34

off-putting, they actually have really

28:36

liked his response to like the assassination

28:38

attempt. How could you not like it?

28:40

You know, he's one of the most

28:43

magnanimous. Holding firm under fire is such

28:45

an appealing characteristic in any potential leader.

28:47

Well, I mean, just, just so we're,

28:49

I mean, he simultaneously in one moment,

28:51

one five-second interval for

28:53

like increased his numbers with men. And I hate

28:56

to be like a little bit like

28:58

tribalistic, but if you're an American man, after you saw

29:00

that and you vote for Joe Biden, you have to

29:02

turn in your man card. I'm sorry. Like you're not

29:04

a man anymore. I'm sorry. Like you're something else. You're

29:07

not a man. Tyler,

29:09

am I wrong by saying that? It's really simple. We just

29:11

talked, we talked about this earlier. This is

29:13

now Trump Vance versus Kamala because there is

29:15

no Joe Biden. This isn't Trump versus Biden.

29:17

Yeah, that's right. This is Trump Vance versus,

29:20

and it's not even, it's Kamala.

29:23

So you're, you're not anymore.

29:26

If you're, I love that if

29:28

you're not voting for Trump, because you're voting for Kamala. Again,

29:31

if you're like anyone who has testosterone

29:33

in your body and you see a human

29:35

being get shot, literally shot, not just shot

29:38

at shot. Okay. You're getting nearly blown off

29:40

and, you know, and

29:42

he comes up there and he's just

29:44

like defiantly pushing back his secret service

29:46

agents to fight. I just, it's hard

29:48

to even capture that energy. When I

29:51

had Nick Adams on the show today

29:53

on, on human events. Mr. Mr. Alpha

29:56

male. By the way, fastest guest

29:58

approval I've ever done. So producer

30:00

five sent over, Hey, Jack, do you want this

30:02

guy nigga? Yes. Yes. What's

30:05

up? Could you want to? Yes. Yes.

30:09

He's the greatest alpha male understands

30:11

courage under pressure. And

30:14

so he put him on and I said, he

30:16

said, he said, Jack to an alpha male, it's

30:18

instinctual. And I said, you know something? You're actually

30:20

right about that. For Donald Trump,

30:22

that response was instinctual. That was not

30:24

obviously not something that he had thought

30:26

about. He had no clue that that

30:28

was coming. He had no clue whether

30:31

or not he was shot or injured

30:33

in other areas. He talked about the

30:35

Secret Service tackling him. So he was

30:37

he was in immense pain potentially at

30:39

that point. And we

30:41

are. And then you got that. There's

30:45

a line in Sun Tzu where Sun Tzu said, bring

30:47

a man to the brink of that

30:49

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for your free month of service today. He

32:08

remembered the victims of the terrible attack,

32:10

especially the brave Cory Capitore, who gave

32:12

his life to protect his family. God

32:19

bless him. And

32:22

then President Trump flew to Milwaukee and

32:24

got back to work. Now

32:34

that's the man I've gotten to know personally

32:36

over the last few years. He

32:38

is tough, and he is, but

32:40

he cares about people. He can

32:42

stand defiant against an assassin one

32:45

moment and call for national healing

32:47

the next. He is

32:49

a beloved father and grandfather,

32:51

and of course a once-in-a-generation business

32:53

leader. He's the man

32:56

who was feared by America's adversaries,

32:58

but two nights ago when I'll share a moment, said

33:01

goodnight to his two boys, told them he loved

33:03

them, and made sure to give each of them a

33:05

kiss on the cheek. And I

33:07

will say Don and Eric squirmed the same way my

33:09

four-year-old does when his daddy tries to give him a

33:12

kiss on the cheek. Sorry guys. He

33:18

is all those things, but tonight we

33:20

celebrate he is our once and future

33:22

President of the United States of America.

33:44

Now I

33:47

want to respond to his call for unity

33:49

myself. We have a big

33:51

tent in this party on everything from

33:53

national security to economic policy, but

33:56

my message to you my fellow Republicans

33:58

is we love this country. and

34:00

we are united to win. Now,

34:12

I think our disagreements actually make us stronger.

34:15

That's what I've learned in my time in the United States

34:17

Senate, where sometimes I persuade my

34:20

colleagues and sometimes they persuade

34:22

me. And my message

34:24

to my fellow Americans, those watching from across

34:26

the country, is shouldn't

34:28

we be governed by a party that is

34:30

unafraid to debate ideas and

34:33

come to the best solution? That's

34:43

the Republican Party of the next four years,

34:46

united in our love for this country

34:48

and committed to free speech and

34:51

the open exchange of ideas. There's

34:58

always this sort of lie that would be told

35:00

about Trump. A Civil War movie. There's

35:02

a lot of fantasies where people would imagine Donald Trump begging

35:04

for his life. This is the end of the Civil War

35:06

movie. There's sick and

35:08

perverted left wing porn. It's literally the

35:11

end of the Civil War movie right now. The

35:14

president, who is depicted as Donald Trump throughout

35:16

the film, is crying

35:18

at the bottom of the Resolute

35:20

Desk as the team comes in and

35:24

begging them not to kill him. That's their

35:26

view of Trump. They

35:29

had this fantasy of Trump as

35:31

this fake, this guy who's just exploiting

35:33

everyone. He really did

35:35

blow it up. It's not as simple as Donald

35:37

Trump survived the situation. It's

35:40

that Donald Trump was put through a real-life

35:42

test of character That

35:44

almost no one ever actually goes through.

35:46

This was Maggie Habermann's whole book, by

35:48

the way. Con Man, The Showman. going

36:00

to have unity. If Joe Biden

36:02

issued a commutation for Steve Bannon right now and

36:04

Peter Navarro is getting out of prison, I think

36:06

tomorrow and coming through here. But he's not going

36:08

to be here. By the way, again, if Joe

36:10

Biden wants to score political points, why isn't he

36:12

fired the Secret Service director? I mean, there's a

36:14

fire one bureaucrat. Fire a single one. By the

36:16

way, that was one of Trump's best attack, best

36:19

lines. And I think actually direct hits on him.

36:21

And Trump didn't hit Biden really hard during the

36:23

debate. But one of his best hits on him

36:25

was you even fired at you didn't fire when

36:27

anyone after zero, zero. And

36:29

that that was just something that it became

36:31

instantly relatable, I think, to kind of everyone

36:33

in the country, especially this this business community

36:35

that we're talking about that. How do you

36:37

not fire anyone if you're a massive failure

36:40

like that? I totally agree. And so the

36:44

I'll just kind of go back to I want to

36:46

complete the thought. If you are a man, you vote

36:48

for Joe Biden. You're something else. You're not a man.

36:50

I'm sorry. I can now confidently say that now if

36:52

you vote for RFK, OK, like you shouldn't. But at

36:54

least there's something there. Well, if you want to talk

36:57

RFK. Well, there's RFK News today, too. Yeah, yeah. It

36:59

might endorse Trump. And like that would be I'm

37:02

telling you, it could happen. Wait, Charlie,

37:04

does that does that mean Tyler ends up being

37:06

right? Over our long already, right? I think you

37:08

should say. We

37:11

need their ballot chasing. Yes. From

37:13

a tactical standpoint. Oh, I need it

37:15

in the race. So let me just

37:17

put Donald Trump also simultaneously boosted

37:20

his number with women because

37:22

women are so sick of the hyper feminization

37:24

of American men. OK, read the

37:26

tweet without the swear words. Yeah, I will.

37:28

This is this is incredible. So and become

37:31

a member members that Charlie Kirk dot com.

37:33

This is from even the name Stephani Tyler.

37:36

Have you looked at her Twitter post, by the way, it's all

37:38

of her like wearing this weird lingerie and like naked. Yeah, we're

37:40

not going to. We're not going to do that. Very weird. Graduated

37:43

in 2012. So this is her

37:46

post a few days after. 50

37:49

million views at this point. Graduated in 2012 with

37:51

a degree in women's studies. Pride

37:54

in 2016 when Trump got elected. Lost

37:56

touch with the Dems somewhere around me

37:59

too discovered entrepreneur. updated

38:01

my voter registration in 2018

38:03

but didn't tell anyone told

38:06

myself I was a single-issue

38:08

voting centrist. The

38:10

last six to twelve months I

38:12

believed I was gonna abstain from

38:15

voting in the upcoming election because

38:17

the options were equally terrible but

38:19

watching Trump survive an assassination attempt

38:21

and act like a total effing

38:23

savage just shifted me from some

38:26

strange patriotic gear into

38:28

excuse me just shifted me into

38:30

some strange patriotic gear that my

38:32

fancy feminism white men bad infected

38:35

brain never showed me like the

38:37

dude took a bullet and stood

38:39

up with blood dripping down his

38:42

face and rallied at an effing

38:44

crowd while fist-pumping yelling fight sorry

38:47

but I'm voting for that and saying

38:49

it out loud feels so freeing 2012

38:52

Stephanie would be upset but that's okay

38:54

because 2012 Stephanie didn't know

38:56

crap that right there honestly

38:58

is nature is undefeated I was about to

39:01

say like there's a lot of what she

39:03

knows she makes a comment I think like

39:05

right under what she says I also minded

39:07

in biology so she kind of is is

39:09

is referencing what you're saying right now it's

39:11

literally nature is it's literally nature did

39:14

you see the sticker mule post the what

39:16

so sticker mule it's a big company it's

39:19

you go online you buy like random stickers

39:21

on online yeah yeah I've seen it yeah

39:24

yeah they so the sticker mule posted this

39:26

today you ready

39:28

for it I'm ready Donald Trump was shot I

39:30

don't care what your political views are but hate for

39:33

Trump and supporters has gone way too far people

39:35

are terrified to admit they support Trump wow

39:38

I've been scared myself Americans shouldn't live in

39:40

fear I support Trump many a circuit sticker

39:42

mule also do many a sticker mule also

39:44

support Biden the political hate needs to stop

39:46

today a bull almost killed Donald Trump he's

39:49

got five kids one still a teenager no

39:51

one should have to die and sacrifice the

39:53

happiness of their family to run for office

39:56

if Donald Trump can risk that the rest

39:58

of us can do at least dude is

40:00

vocalize our support and end the helpless hate.

40:03

The more people realize that kindhearted compassion that people

40:05

support Trump, the sooner the hate will end. I'm

40:07

speaking up today and I hope more will do

40:09

so in the future to stop this insane political

40:11

hate. Awesome people all over the

40:13

world love Trump. Don't limit your friendships and

40:15

diminish your happiness by indulging in political hate.

40:18

Vocalize your support, stop the hate. So

40:20

today was also a foreshadow into what we're

40:23

gonna see out of Biden. You're gonna see

40:25

Biden unhinged. The Democrat Party's abandoning him.

40:27

They're already hedging their ballots down ballot. We

40:30

called this last week in the chat and publicly.

40:32

Blake was in the specifics. I was in the

40:34

abstract. Is that fair? I brought up the abstract.

40:36

Blake was, I said, I think they're gonna go

40:38

crazy. And it's gonna be based

40:41

Biden. Today, Joe Biden by executive order said

40:43

that we're pausing all rents increases by 5%.

40:46

Is this constitutional by the way? I

40:49

think his plan, it actually is a plan that

40:51

Congress would have to pass. Did

40:53

he do an executive order? No, I think he just signed

40:55

an executive order. I'll double check it. We've all been busy

40:57

today. Through executive order, no. Yeah, yeah. So

40:59

we've been talking about Biden has some

41:01

sort of, he has weird based energy because the

41:04

media are trying to get rid of him and

41:06

the Democrat elites are trying to get rid of

41:08

him. So he's doing these rallies where he's attacking

41:10

the Democrat Party elites. Where by the way, they're

41:13

very much trying to ape the

41:15

Trump rallies, but they're sort of faking the size of

41:17

it. And

41:23

so tonight, Mr. Chairman, I stand here humbled. And I'm

41:25

overwhelmed with gratitude to say, I officially accept your

41:27

nomination to be vice president of

41:30

the United States of America. Vice president

41:32

of the United States of America. Thank

42:00

you. Now,

42:03

never in my wildest imagination

42:05

could I have believed that

42:08

I'd be standing here tonight. I

42:10

grew up in Middletown, Ohio, a

42:17

small town where people spoke their minds,

42:19

built with their hands, and loved their

42:21

God, their family, their community, and their

42:23

country with their whole hearts. But

42:26

it was also a place that had been

42:28

cast aside and forgotten by America's ruling class

42:31

in Washington. When I

42:33

was in the fourth grade, a career politician

42:35

by the name of Joe Biden

42:37

supported NAFTA, a bad trade

42:39

deal that sent countless good jobs

42:41

to Mexico. When

42:47

I was a sophomore in high

42:49

school, that same career politician named

42:51

Joe Biden gave China a sweetheart

42:53

trade deal that destroyed even more

42:56

good American middle class manufacturing jobs.

43:01

When I was a senior in high

43:04

school, that same Joe Biden supported the

43:06

disastrous invasion of Iraq and at each

43:08

step of the way, in

43:10

small towns like mine in Ohio

43:12

or next door in Pennsylvania or

43:14

Michigan, in states all across our

43:16

country, jobs were sent overseas and

43:18

our children were sent to war.

43:45

I agree. Every

43:49

time you find a video that's actually from the

43:52

crowd as opposed to the mainstream media that shows

43:54

the crowd size, it's kind of the opposite. It's

43:56

always small. It's like the opposite of the Trump

43:58

rallies. They're doing their best. What could Biden do?

44:00

And our thought was, you know,

44:03

as we discussed, he just he has

44:05

to go full populist, say, I'm running against

44:07

the elites. He's going to be dementia Bernie

44:09

Sanders. Yeah. That's why by

44:11

the way, that's why Bernie and AOC are his

44:13

most fierce supporters right now. And this

44:15

already interrupt you. But Bernie and AOC are the ones

44:17

giving advice to do this. Exactly. And so he said,

44:20

I think whether it was

44:22

an EO or not, what he wants to do is

44:24

basically you can never raise rent more than 5 percent

44:26

in a year, no matter, you know, even if, for

44:28

example, if our inflation rate is 8

44:30

or 10 percent because I'm Joe Biden. And

44:33

so he wants to do that. I bet

44:35

we'll see him talk about like he was

44:37

bragging with Lester Holt today about steamrolling the

44:39

Supreme Court to try to forgive more student

44:41

loans. So I wouldn't be surprised if we

44:43

heard a promise for total student loan abolition.

44:45

So he's now Bernie Biden. Yeah. Yeah. He's

44:47

not. He's Bernie Biden now. Yeah. By the

44:49

way, we should start calling him Bernie Biden.

44:52

By the way, anecdotally. So we were just we had we

44:54

had dinner a little bit earlier here at a place kind

44:56

of off site. And I was like,

44:58

hey, we're in Wisconsin. We're in a swing state. And

45:01

so we did the whole, you

45:03

know, it was digital tip. So I couldn't take a

45:05

picture of it. But I told the waitress afterwards, I

45:07

said, you know, they're saying if Trump

45:09

gets elected, he's going to do no tax on tips. And

45:12

her jaw dropped. Her jaw actually

45:14

dropped for a second. Wait, he can do that.

45:16

And I said, he's he's pledging to drop that

45:18

tax. He's going to fight to drop that. And

45:20

she had never heard this. She's

45:23

here at the RNC. Well, he could do by

45:25

executive order. He could tell the IRS to stop

45:27

enforcing. He could do that. So he can. That's

45:29

true. He can last enforcement. Yeah, which is why

45:31

it's a fulfillable promise because I had a waiter

45:33

say he's not going to do that. I said,

45:35

wait a second. You look at Joe Biden's press

45:37

release right and a half ago. He said we are.

45:40

He didn't say waiters waiters. He said

45:42

we're coming after the cash driven industries

45:44

who are tax cheats. So

45:46

he's literally instructed the IRS by his

45:49

own mandate of the executive branch. So

45:51

Trump can say, honestly, turn a blind

45:53

eye to it. That's what he could say. Just

45:55

stop it. Just stop it. It's like I don't care. Well,

45:57

we all know the IRS. Yeah. And by the way. It's

46:00

not just this two and there's been discussion

46:02

about also the taxation on The

46:05

Venmo transfers and everything else that everyone's talking

46:07

about Wait, so Charlie's gonna happen here is

46:09

that you're going like there's gonna be like

46:12

a populism arms race So

46:14

there's gonna be a populism arms race on both sides

46:17

And so so Trump no tax on tips

46:20

Biden, you know, no cap afraid it's gonna

46:22

be a Yeah,

46:24

this could end up bad hereic victory for

46:26

the don't know is where you have such

46:29

a terrible Cost-to-yourself. It's actually not a

46:31

victory. You win the battle at a great cost. Yeah,

46:33

it's like every soldier died You're like I won. So

46:35

at some point Trump's gonna be promising like every

46:38

populist thing imaginable They're like they're gonna be out

46:40

doing one another right and it's like, okay We

46:42

love populism, but it has to be within the

46:44

framework of conservatism and Constitution You know JD is

46:47

actually good about that More

46:50

about JD JD's good vice president. Yes

46:52

This is actually something where JD comes

46:54

in handy because you know JD is

46:56

the is is a guy where where

46:58

Trump will have this this idea which

47:00

he just Intuits these things and then

47:02

JD will we had then

47:05

be able to come in and implement Trumpism

47:07

in the way that we've seen other administrations

47:09

not be able to properly do great segue