The Scott Adams School - 09/10/26 Remembering Charlie Kirk with the Home Team

Hey, we are live in— yeah, live in the house. Okay, you guys, we should be kicking in any second, but I see lots of chatting with the Beloveds, and I— oh, who's this?

I can't wait to get my $5,000, Sean says.

Oh, all right. Oh, look at Scott Ritchie. Who's that puppy? I see a German Shepherd puppy. Oh my gosh. Good morning, Stephen.

Good morning, everyone.

Good morning, you guys. We're just waiting for everybody to kick in, give you a chance to come on in. It is obviously September 10th, 2026. I just am not going to be loving September 10th and September 11th now back to back. This is just Too much for, for a young whippersnapper like me. Just, I don't know what I'm talking about. Owen's hair is getting darker and fuller, right? You should see his muscles. We had to have him down.

He's getting shorter.

I'm getting taller or something.

Wait, I'll go down a little bit here. Wait.

I can get bigger if you want.

You want down to his level?

There, I went down just a drop. Come on, Marcella.

I'm not able to move this thing.

I missed you too, Metal Seer. Oh my goodness, you guys. So listen, the plan for today, you know, it is a super sad day because this is the one year since Charlie Kirk was assassinated. And, you know, I mean, we haven't stopped thinking about him. And So we're going to go through the show remembering him, and we also have amazing clips from our Scott helping us get through it. And so that's that's the gist of what we're going to do today, you guys. We're going to ask at the top of the show, and if anyone can hear me right now in the chat on all the platforms, please make sure everybody's keeping the chat respectful today. Okay, if you feel the need to. Talk shit about Charlie Kirk or whatever. This isn't the show for it. Okay, we do have a moderation team that's going to watch. We want everybody to just be able to have the show today and remember him. So I'm asking anyone that hears me, if somebody comes in late and you see any of that behavior, just you know maybe let us know or ask the person to save it for another day. Okay, in the meantime, we are not doing anything. Until we do one thing, and let's see how this sip lines up with, with the mood of the day. Uh, let's take it away with Scott.

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Aw, well, luckily we're gonna have a lot more of Scott today, which makes everything better. So good morning, Marcella and Owen. How are you two doing today?

I am dynamic.

Oh, okay.

I'm a bit sad, but that's just—

Yeah, I know. I am boiling hot. That's just if I burst into flames. I have an inner heat coming out of me today, you guys. And yes, it's perimenopause. So that's what it is. Welcome to my world. So you guys, in all seriousness, it has been a year. And you know, just one of the most tragic, incredible things we unfortunately had to witness. And as I always say, I do believe Charlie Kirk one day. Had a huge potential to be the president of the United States. And everything I know about Charlie is I only saw him to be a decent, caring person, open to talking to anybody, because as he always said, when the conversation stops, that's when you have problems. And, you know, we really, we really have seen that firsthand. Um, we've all seen that when neighbors stop talking because of politics, or people get into their corners and their boxes, you do create a lot of problems for society at large. So, Owen and Marcela, I just wanted to ask you first, you know, it's like, you know, when we hear about the Kennedy assassination back in the day, for us, it's Charlie Kirk. And do you remember exactly where you were and how you heard about this, Marcela?

I was actually on the phone with Scott when it happened, and so we talked about it, and, um, he had decided to go. At first we were, uh, you know, we were just in shock. And on top of that, uh, he— like, somebody told me, go look at X, and we were both looking at X, and the— you know, I have it on autoplay, so it played the video. So I, you know, the tragic video, and I was just like, wow. Like, um, I was in shock, um, and so was he. And, uh, we stopped talking and he said, I'm gonna go live. And he went live on, I believe, only Locals.

Yeah.

So it's, it's a sad day, um, definitely, because I don't know, you might not know this, but the, the first follow that I had, um, that was famous was Charlie. And, um, We spoke and I met him at some of the events for TPUSA. And I remember this being like 2016 or something. And I was just so happy that like he had like followed me and we had DM back and forth and he was just so gracious and so wonderful and so kind. And he like I don't know. So to me, it's sad twofold because I also remember that a year ago I was talking to Scott and he was here. Sorry. Sorry, you guys. Okay, go ahead, Owen.

Yeah, go ahead, Owen.

I know I was at my desk. I remember getting some kind of heads up from somebody. I don't remember if it was someone on X that told me or what, but flipped right to the live video and the clips that were starting to go around. And at first, you just heard he was shot. And I think I immediately went into the stages of grief where initially I was like, okay, he's not dead. He's going to be okay. And pretty quickly you realized he wasn't going to make it. But still, I was hoping and praying and trying to hope for a miracle or something.

Yeah.

But again, eventually I just had to accept, okay, this is what happened. And it was very shocking. And certainly I think pretty quickly it became, like you said, sort of a JFK assassination level thing where it's like, this is changing everything.

Yeah.

And it ties into what Scott said about us being hunted, but it's not about predicting it. It's just terrible. It was just horrible.

Yeah.

And, um, you know, Charlie seemed like the— I thought one of the least likely to, to have this. Like, it just seems so unreal because it was like, he's the nicest guy and he respects everybody even when he's disagreeing with them. And he does represent his point of view, but like in a very respectful, positive, optimistic way. He wants to really understand why someone thinks what they do, and, you know, he'll debate them, but not in any kind of antagonistic way, not like a lot of other people that debate the left, you know, where they'll put them down or they'll tell them why they're an idiot or anything. Like, Charlie never did any of that. And so he just seemed like such a positive role model and a positive figure in the scene, um, and also just having an impact, I think, because he did get a lot of attention and he got He was going to these places where he was clearly not appreciated, but at the same time, people were attracted enough to speak and talk to him. They must have known it was sort of safe to talk to him, right? They weren't going to be put down. They weren't going to be treated like an idiot. He was going to speak to them as a person and someone with mutual respect. And so I thought he was such a great person to have out there. And it just seemed like he was doing good things every step of the way. And I think he really did energize especially the youth on the right. There really was no outreach to the youth before Charlie, as I could see it. And I think he created the whole TPUSA and all of that. It was just all him.

That's right.

So he made a huge difference in the world. And I think we all miss him.

So I pulled some clips and I'm just going to play them, not one after the other, but they're just short and we'll just chat quickly in between them. I want to make sure we get through everything. But just him speaking here, Charlie, and how he just knows his shit. He knows. Just take a listen to him here.

Our country was founded on common law because the Declaration only refers to God 4 times. The Constitution doesn't refer to God at all, and it only articulates the structure of government.

So first of all, um, remember that we were a collection of states and colonies, and you need to read the state constitutions before anything else. 13 out of 13 required a declaration of faith. In almost every single one of the original state constitutions, they had, I profess Lord and Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. Secondly, 55 out of 56 of the original signers of the Declaration were Bible-believing, church-attending Christians. You asked about common law. Let's go to 3 principles of common law: presumption of innocence, due process, and jury of your peers. All 3 are biblical principles. So, and all wrapped into the ultimate biblical principle that you shall not favor justice if you are rich or poor, which is in Leviticus 19, which is the idea of blind justice, which is incorporated also Also in the New Testament ideal, neither slave nor Greek nor Jew, you're all one in Jesus Christ, which is the idea of human equality. These are all biblical ideas. But more importantly than that, they say that God was only mentioned 4 times in the Declaration of Independence. Well, that's a big deal. John Adams famously said the Constitution was only written for a moral and religious people. It was wholly inadequate for the people of any other. The body politic of America was so Christian that our form and structure of government was built for the people that believed in Christ the Lord.

That's right.

Our Lord. One of the reasons we're living through a constitutional crisis is that we no longer have a Christian nation, but we have a Christian form of government, and they're incompatible. So you cannot have liberty if you do not have a Christian population.

Oh, so good. I mean, ask him anything and he just takes off. Um, so I'm gonna move on just to the next clip. I just want to get through these first 2 and then Here's Charlie. This is him talking about more of like a macro idea of Islam. And, you know, he's just— he is just speaking the truth. He is— was completely America first. So America first is literally who he is. God first, but America first. Let's take a listen.

Is macro Islam compatible with Western values, macro? Of course it's not. There are 3 major reasons why. Islam does not believe in freedom of speech. Islam does not believe in freedom of religion, and Islam does not believe in separation of mosque and state. Those 3 things are antithetical to the West. In a Muslim-majority country, you are not— most Muslim-majority countries, you cannot criticize the Prophet Muhammad.

Mm-hmm.

In most Muslim-majority countries, you do not have the same robust freedom of religion protections. And finally, whereas we in the West are very careful to try to intermix religion and state, they are commanded to actually go into the state and try to change the state to be more Islamic around the core pillars of Islam. And the last thing I'll finally say is I cannot see a single Western country that has become more Islamic and has become a better place to live, that is happier or freer. By what metric? Just happiness, quality of life? Everything from quality of life, from cultural cohesion, from whether people want to live there, from, uh, from, I mean, prior to the native-born fertility rates. Again, people watching this will say, there are— is your criticism of the religion itself or not Muslim people? Because there are, there are British Muslims who have been born here. You don't have to caveat it all the time. I know you guys have to because you're British and all that. A culture ceases to exist when you don't have unified language, when you do not have— when you cannot talk to your neighbor. I'm not discounting that there are good individual Muslims. The question that we need to reckon with the West Is Muhammadism compatible with the teachings of Blackstone? Is it compatible with the legacy of Wilberforce? All right. And the great thinkers that have come from this country? And I will say no. There's a reason why when you go to these Islamic countries that you're not going to see the equal protection of rights, that you do not believe in universal human equality, that you do not believe the same things that we believe in the West. And I think it's suicidal to import millions of them.

Yeah.

And you know what, just on a passing point on that, it's most of the time, as far as I'm concerned, it's not even multicultural. because there was an example in— there was a school a few months ago during Easter which cancelled Easter celebrations out of respect for other faiths. So it's not as if it's multi— the word multicultural and multi-diverse doesn't include Christianity. No, and again, this is the red-green axis, and Britain is at the forefront of this. You have the Marxists that infiltrated your government and the Islamists that are coming to your country, and when they combine together, they both agree on one thing. They have huge disagreements on a lot.

They hate the West, and Okay, so Owen, I'm gonna come to you first. Um, you know, he explains that perfectly. Uh, what did you think?

Yeah, I mean, Charlie was definitely just so brilliant and, um, had such a command of knowledge. It was just very impressive, especially given how young he was, you know. I mean, he wasn't that old, and, um, you know, clearly he's just incredibly smart and incredibly educated and probably mostly self-educated. And was able on a dime to just respond to any question. It was just, it was incredible to watch. Um, that, you know, it's hard for me to imagine almost anybody being so prepared to answer any controversial question and give a very articulate, thoughtful answer and, um, defend the, the point of view and explain it in terms that just make sense. Kind of like a high ground maneuver where it's like Scott would say, you know, the best idea in the room wins, and he's the person who who's in control. Um, and clearly Charlie was that person in almost every situation where he had an answer and it put the other side to shame.

Yeah. Um, Marcella, I'm gonna play this next clip. This is when Charlie's kind of out on college campuses, and, um, I just— I just— when we're done, give me your thoughts on how patient this man is. But let's take a listen here. Black men are more likely to be in prison.

Oh yeah, so why do people go to prison?

Because they're in poverty and they have no other way to get—

Okay, so they commit crimes. Why do they— So wait, if you're in poverty, we should give excuses for committing crimes?

Yes.

So like gangbanging is like a crime of necessity? Like they're so hungry they can't handle it?

I'm talking about like crime that has to do with like getting food, getting stuff that you need to live.

Right, but we have food stamps. for anyone that needs it. So that doesn't exist. We have subsidized housing for anyone that needs it. So that doesn't exist. We have free healthcare for any poor person that wants it called Medicaid. That doesn't exist. We also have welfare cash for anyone that wants it. That doesn't exist. So what is it they're missing?

So it's not like you just get a house.

It's not a stuff thing though, right? It's like you will not go hungry in this country. You will not starve in this country.

Yes, you will.

There's people on the street. We have an obesity problem, not a starvation problem. In this country.

What are you talking about?

State Street. If any one of those people went to the local Episcopalian church or Methodist church, they will get fed. I guarantee it. If they go to a local food shelter, they will get fed.

But I'm talking—

okay, housing.

Well, they pay for housing. If we have Section 8 subsidized housing in this country, right? If you want to have a roof over your head, you can have a roof over your head.

I love that he had the patience of a saint to explain things. So How'd you love that?

I mean, he, he didn't— we don't have to provide food and shelter for people. How about they get a job and get out of their poverty, you know? So he was being very kind and very patient with this person. Um, but what I would say is you can come out of poverty by working and, uh, probably not causing crime because that doesn't lead you to get out of poverty. Um, but I love how she— you saw that she kind of started changing and realizing, oh, there's answers to all this. So he had a way with people, um, that not everybody has.

Oh yeah.

Yeah.

I know. I, I agree. Oh, and I'm gonna play this next clip. This is, um, this is one of my favorite clips. It's like, so it's just— he says nothing. He says nothing, but it's my favorite clip. And I want you to respond to it because I titled it Idiot chick, but that's just the way I titled it. Um, you can tell me what you think after. Are you actually gonna let me talk for longer than 5 seconds?

Go ahead.

You keep interrupting me every time I actually try to— every time I try to actually explain my point and have a reasonable conversation with you, you cut me off. I was trying to explain. You cut me off, started talking about something completely different. You started bringing up random stats and random facts to try to make me look stupid. This is what I imagine men feel like when they're talking to their wives. I don't know why, but do you love that?

Well, I think it's, uh, you know, it's— it was funny to me that, like, He clearly gave her the floor and she wouldn't take it. She like wouldn't go there. She's like, oh, well, you were doing this and you were doing that and you were doing that. And it's like, you know, um, he's proving her wrong without saying a word. But like, it, it's just, you know, I don't know.

Oh God.

I'm sure it's just that she's trying to— her objective wasn't really to make a point, it was to try and Get Charlie.

And I love how the crowd is like, hey lady, let's go. But there was really nothing to comment about that other than showing that chick. I love that one so much. Okay, so—

I didn't see what was around it, but I would say it's probably likely that he already destroyed her argument. And so she knew she couldn't just keep going because it wouldn't matter.

Yeah, the crowd was good. Okay, so here's Charlie on DEI.

So you're very anti-DEI, I suppose? Oh yes, very much so. I mean, like, for example, do you think the NBA should be half Asian? I don't care if they're better than any of the players that come out of the other ones. If they're better, exactly. Excellence matters more than skin color. We agree. Yes, better. Better, not skin color. That's what our— we are pro-merit, not pro-DEI. That's the point. If you believe that is true, then you would support DEI because DEI is what defends other people that are foreign. What are you talking about? DEI is literally pro-diversity. We need these protections to be able to protect people that are different. So how is it that the NBA is 75% Black? It's because they're better at basketball than white people generally are. It's not because— That's because of DEI. Oh, really? What DEI? No, seriously, what DEI program or policy does the NBA have? Do they have a stated goal saying we're only going to hire Black people? No, the NBA owners say we want the best basketball players, and they end up with a 75% Black league. The NFL, it's a cutthroat business. They want the best possible football players. They end up with 50% of the NFL being a Black league. We want the best. We want better. We don't care about the color of your skin. We want merit and we want excellence in this country.

And DEI is racist.

You're on mute.

Thanks. I know, it's like, so should we— I mean, imagine if we force the NBA to have equal parts like Asians, white, Black. I mean, it would be entertaining.

But I would argue, I mean, I love, I love Charlie and the way that he was like, okay, so you're for me. But one of the things is like, DEI is like, oh, Like, if you're brown, black, or, or something else that's not American and not white, then you need extra help.

Yeah.

That to me is like, that's very— that's extremely racist.

Like, yeah.

That's one of the main reasons I say Democrats are more racist, that because that's, that seems to be their attitude with a lot of these things, is they're like, you need help, you can't do it yourself, you're the victim, you're being held down, and it's all because of this systemic racism system, everything but you, and you don't have any accountability for anything, but we need to come in and help you. And it's just like arrogant and condescending and racist.

Mm-hmm. Um, so I'm gonna keep moving because I have so many clips. And listen, you guys, just so you know, Marcella's gonna duck out at some point. So if we come back and she's gone, we know it's okay. She was not abducted. And, and if we get toward the end of the show and Owen might be gone, It's okay. I understand. But I do want to. Yeah, he he is abducted or abducting someone, and I just want to get through the clips today. So I'm going to go as fast as I can.

But Marcella might be abducted.

You never know.

Marcella, you send me a signal. I'll come get you.

Unleash me.

I know. We'll we'll save you, Marcella. Okay. So here, this is coffee with Scott Adams. Okay. This is. The day after Charlie died. So this is September 11th last year. And so let's just, you know, sit back and take a listen to Scott discussing. Okay, let's go.

So people say that the line has been crossed and everything's different. And I don't know. But let me suggest a few things that might change. Number one, I saw Mike Cernovich helpfully point out that this would be a good time For congressional hearings now, he said in a post on X. He goes, every billionaire funding far left-wing extremism— Soros, Bill Gates, Reid Hoffman— massive RICO investigation now. Every dollar accounted for. Every pass-through group's financial records public. What do you think of that? Now, you might say, well, you know, why haven't they done that anyway? You know, why don't we know by now everything that's happening in these NGOs? We know a lot, and we know that they're corrupt money laundering organizations. But maybe even go bigger and just make all NGOs illegal unless they've gone through some specific kind of vetting process. Just make them all illegal. You know, not permanently. You know, you say, all right, you could be illegal, you could be legal. But you're gonna have to answer all these questions in writing, you know, who's, who's in charge and what'd you do and what'd you do with the money. You'd have to agree to be audited, you know, stuff like that. So, uh, I'm 100%, um, in favor of the government going way more aggressive on RICO investigations for this massive criminal enterprise called Democrats. Would would it work? Well, remember the Democrats have really good lawyers and lots of them, so probably it would just get all tied up in the courts for 100 years until Trump was out of office and it all went away. But it's one thing we could do. It's one thing we could do. And I'll tell you one thing that's changed is risk tolerance. When one of your own, and by the way, I take this very personally. I didn't know Charlie personally. Um, my only fleeting connection was he once invited me on his podcast, and I thought I was going to be dead in a few weeks, so I didn't return his, his message. So I never talked to him. But it's still personal. This one's personal because I consider myself a, um, say, a brother in arms, meaning that we were in the same war. in the same platoon. I just didn't know him personally. So the fact that he got taken out, oh, that's personal. That's personal. And so when that happens, my personal risk profile gets adjusted. When I say, oh, you mean there's a chance I'll be shot? All right, then RICO every one of these fuckers to the ground. I wouldn't have wanted to, you know, destroy the country by going after the billionaires and really making it that overtly political, and it would be massive destruction. Now I'm all in. I'm all in for the massive destruction. Yep, it's risky. Let's do it, because there's something we can do. It's not, it's not directly related to Charlie, but it changes my risk tolerance, and I'm all in now. I believe the Democrat Party has to be Totally dismantled. Um, I wouldn't have said that 2 days ago. 2 days ago, I would have said the healthiest thing for the country is that there are 2 strong political parties battling it out in a, in a war of ideas. But you know who else thought that? Charlie fucking Kirk. He thought that we could talk it out. His whole model was based on polite debate and doing it in public so everybody could see it. That didn't work. He got shot to death. So now we just need to destroy the entire Democrat Party legally—not illegally, not with guns—legally. But I am no longer content with the Democrat Party existing in its current form with its current supporters. It could be reconstituted into something honest. But at the moment, I think it needs to be ripped out by the roots. Now, that will be very bad for the country. It will make us, you know, at each other's throats, and it would be a bad idea if Republicans just had all the power forever and there was no risk that they would lose it. I'm not in favor of that until now. Until now. Now I'm in favor of it. It would be a big risk, wouldn't it? Okay, okay. Um, people would get killed if it got this tense. That's, that's very tragic. Do it anyway. We, we can no longer settle for the status quo. Whatever this big Democrat machine is— and again, it's not like the leadership of the Democrats You know, ordered the hit. I don't think that happened, but I do think that they knew that they were creating a situation that was a mortal danger to Trump supporters. They're trying to kill us indirectly by creating a situation in which somebody's going to take the shot, and that's what happened. It looks like it. It's still possible there's something about that shooter we don't know, and I might be wrong about everything. But even if I'm wrong about the motivation entirely, I'm not wrong that they're still creating a situation that it would happen tomorrow because they haven't stopped calling him Hitler. They're blaming him for the shooting. It didn't get better; it got worse. So yes, I'm with Mike Cernovich. We need to rip open this whole billionaire game, whatever's going on there.

Amen. Man, it's so good to hear Scott and remember, you know, the things he said to us in those moments. Um, Owen, you know, uh, yeah, he's totally right.

And I— oh, spot on. And I, you know, I think some of that has come to fruition. Um, we certainly have ripped open a lot of the fraud, and I do think that's tied into this. I think a lot of this has to do with the money laundering, the machine, the, you know, ActBlue, SPLC, all these things. And, and now we are really going after them, right? Like, we are ripping open ActBlue and SPLC, and SPLC has already taken a lot of hits through that. Um, ActBlue, it's still in progress, but you see them all taking the Fifth. They know.

Mm-hmm.

They know they're caught and they know what they've been doing. And, you know, And the other good part about that is it probably has already scared a lot of them into not continuing. And so a lot of the money has dried up. And then all the NGOs that have been dismantled, all the grants that have been taken away, those were all going to leftist causes. And so at least from a financial perspective, I think we've made a lot of progress. And I mean, the numbers just seem so incredible. It's like getting into the hundreds of billions of dollars.

Yeah.

Like just massive amounts of fraud. And, you know, Medicaid, Medicare, all kinds of fraud. It's kind of mind-boggling to just see the numbers, even though you kind of knew it was going on. You just didn't know the magnitude of it, maybe. And even just all the COVID fraud, that's still coming to light, and it's just massive.

Wow.

And I still think there is more to be done in terms of figuring out who's doing all this destructive messaging and how it's filtering through the media, because you still see that today. You still see people calling Trump Hitler. There was an article that I was going to post today, but I didn't just because it was too many videos. X only lets you put 4, and there was 8 or 12. But it was basically all the media figures talking about how terrible Trump is and how he's destroying the country and how we might not survive Trump. And it's like, that's exactly the rhetoric Scott was talking about. It's like all these media figures are whipping up people into a frenzy, and a few of them are going to be shooters. A few of them are going to go off the rails. And, um, so I, you know, he definitely is spot on with everything he said, and I think we need to continue down this path and dismantle this whole network.

Yeah.

Um, you know, I hope, I hope Trump, the Trump administration keeps going. I, you know, and I wish it was more than just the Trump administration, and it is. I mean, you have Data Republican and others that are doing great work. exposing a lot of this stuff, and even Nick Shirley, you know, I mean, all these people. So you have a lot of good people that are fighting that fight, but we still have a ways to go.

I even spoke to a customer yesterday. She has no idea who I am in my private life, and she was like, you know, and I have the best neighbors, they would do anything for me, but now I'm scared because I found out that they are Trump supporters. And I was like, Yeah. And she's like, now I'm just totally like leery of them, and I don't think I even want to talk to them anymore. But I was so proud of myself. I just took like the deep breath that I was looking at of Jared Kushner the other day. And I, you know, and I explained to her, but you just told me they were the best neighbors you could ever have. And I'm like, why don't you judge them by how they treat you? And anyway, I talked her off the ledge. I think I convinced her to stop watching the news and to watch some Netflix. and, you know, whatever. But she was like, you're right, you're right, and, you know, whatever. But oh my God. Um, so I wanted to just show you, um, here is a post. I'll make it bigger. Charlie wrote, uh, February 27th, newspapers are canceling Dilbert, claiming creator Scott Adams made racist comments while discussing 26% of Blacks don't think it's okay to be white. Are we going to ignore the fact that 12 million Blacks think it's okay to hate white people? Or just be outraged someone noticed. I mean, perfect. Perfect. It's exactly what happened. Um, so I love that. And then I wanted to show you this too. This was, uh, Charlie, um, again about Scott, um, when Scott, you know, announced that he was sick and Trump's response. So here— oh shoot, can I read it? President Trump is the kind of leader Who will call you twice if you don't pick up the first time and personally offer to help you find a cure if you get sick? Just ask Scott Adams. There are countless other friends of the president who could share similar stories. God bless President Trump, and may God bless Scott Adams. You know, it's just when Scott told the story about Trump calling him twice, and you know, the first time he sent him to voicemail, and he said, "Oh my God, I just sent the president to voicemail." smell the most important man in the world. Um, but Trump called him back. And, you know, so Charlie's relationship with President Trump, I mean, he— I feel like he saw him, you know, as some kind of a father figure to him also. And he truly, truly loved President Trump. Um, so if I can, Owen, I want to jump into this next clip. Um, so we— so you're still here on the other side. Um, and this was Uh, something Tucker Carlson had put together after Charlie died. As you know, Tucker, uh, was good friends with Charlie, and he had Scott as one of his guests. He had a panel of people, or a group of people, but Scott was one. So let's listen to Scott with Tucker Carlson.

Tell us what you think the lesson of Charlie Kirk's life and death, uh, are. Like, what, what strikes you? Immediately. Well, you know, one of the big questions is how did somebody get to that place where it seemed perfectly reasonable for them to get a gun and, and shoot a living human being?

Yes.

And, um, some people know in your audience that I'm also a hypnotist. I'm a trained hypnotist. And so I tend to look at these situations through that filter. And through that filter, you can see a really clear cause and effect, you know, starting around Let's say 2016, there was wall-to-wall Hitler, Hitler, Nazis, 24 hours. Before that, there had been other Republicans who had been accused of being Hitler, but I think that everybody treated it like hyperbole, you know, oh, it's just, you know, it's a, it's a political insult and it's the most common one. So you don't take it too seriously.

Yes.

But imagine being a young kid and, uh, growing up when the, the news, the people in nice clothing. would go on TV and they would say in all seriousness, I, you know, he's basically Hitler, the Nazis are coming. And you would, you would create a mass hysteria. Now, a mass hysteria would be worse than TDS or Trump Derangement Syndrome, because that would be sort of what happens to an individual, you know, that could have TDS. But if you have a lot of people who have TDS and they start talking to each other, Pretty soon you've got a mass hysteria. And the mass hysteria created this, what I call a Hitlerian bubble, meaning that a lot of people are living in what they think is a reality that is just completely Hitlerized. They see Hitler everywhere. They see it in Trump. They see it in his lieutenants. And this is different. So this is not like what we've seen before. Okay. All it takes to completely brainwash somebody to believe ridiculous things, even things that their observations would— should tell them are not true. All you need is people in good suits who— whose job makes them seem credible to say day after day— it's the repetition that matters— Hitler, Hitler, Hitler. And you convince people that they're living in a hellscape And they better do something about it. So, so the main thing I saw was that, um, and it, you know, once the bubble is formed, um, it's hard to get out. You mean you can't talk people out of it. There's no amount of information that will change their mind. Cognitive dissonance will kick in if you, if you show them a counterexample. And the weird thing about, uh, Charlie, who I'd never met, by the way, I, uh, I didn't have the pleasure. Uh, the weird thing is that when I started hearing all the accusations, and there were a lot of them, I said to myself, well, I'll bet some of these might be a little bit true. So I started to look for the original quotes, et cetera. None of them are true. And there were a lot of them. They were all either a made-up quote or a quote and a context and nothing else. And when you hear people talking about it, especially the young people, they'll say things like, he was a bad hater person, but there's no example. So that, that's sort of the sign that it's, uh, you know, a mass hysteria because they can't give reasons and they don't seem too interested in the reasons. They're just sure that something has to be done. Now, on top of that, for the young people, there's probably also an economic pressure. You know, they might feel that life doesn't have a positive path. So that might be playing into this a little bit as well. Um, but I do wonder what will happen, and I predict that there's going to be another big bubble of psychological distress when the people who have said such bad things about him in public realize that none of it was true. Because over time, it looks like he's going to be talked about so much That we'll, you know, we'll finally have a complete body of information about him so we can understand them. And it won't happen to most people. Most people will just have cognitive dissonance. They'll still believe he was, you know, Hitler Jr. But there's— there will be some people, you know, not, not a big percentage, who are going to realize that they did something so shameful that it will haunt them for the rest of their lives, that, that they were part of saying something terrible about one of the best people that we've witnessed. I mean, he genuinely was a high-character person, and you could see it in everything he did. So, uh, there's something big coming up. Yeah, but then another thing that happened that was fascinating to me, because I didn't expect it, which was the Democrats have always had what I'd call a machine. which is that since they worked with the media, you know, they had the media in their pocket. You would see it happen when they'd have some, all right, our message this week are these words. And then everybody would say the same words and then the media would just pump it out. So it was like this big, well-functioning machine. And then they had the NGOs and all the funding tricks, et cetera. Uh, but when, uh, Charlie Kirk died, you could almost feel this massive energy being released. You know, he, he sort of controlled it, but when it was released, you know, his, his mortal coil, uh, was no more. Uh, I feel like that energy just went into people. Um, and suddenly tens of millions of people simultaneously said, what can I do? what can I do right now? And that's different. People don't say, I'm going to stop everything, tell me what to do. I'm going to go to church. A lot of people did. I'm going to say stuff on social media. I'm going to hunt down the people who said bad things and cancel them, but I'm going to do something. We're going to figure out how to start another chapter of TPUSA. And All of that's happening, and it doesn't seem to be slowing down. You know, the vigils, etc. If anything, the energy—it might be growing, and I've never seen anything like it in my life. I've never seen the Republicans turn into their own machine, and now it is a machine, and it's going to be incredible. So, you know, I—I was thinking yesterday—it sounds like a joke. But it's quite serious. The thing that protects the Democrats from you know also having some kind of problem like this is that they don't have any leaders that are worth taking off the board. I mean, if if you said to me somebody's got a plot to take Tim Walz off the board, I would say oh no no. If you're a Republican, you want to keep him there because he he's not doing a good job. You know, your your Jasmine Crocus, your Chuck Schumer's. I say, please keep them right where they are. They're doing a great job. Nobody needs to harm them. But on top of that, uh, I don't believe that Republicans, conservatives ever even think that way. I've never heard one say anything suggesting violence, like not even in just a casual conversation, the joking way you might do it in private, nothing like that. And I think it has to do with the fact that Overall, the conservatives, the Republicans, MAGA people tend to look at Democrats almost as if they're clowns. They say things that literally make me laugh. No joke. I sound like Biden here, but I literally— that frightened me a little bit. I literally will watch the news and watch Republican prominent people talking because I think it's funny. And when they watch, um, when the left watches the right, they think they're watching monsters.

Yes.

So you can imagine how that somebody want to kill a monster, but nobody wants to kill a clown. Well, maybe somebody does, but you know, so far Republicans have not wanted to kill any clowns. And I do think Um, well, first of all, the cancellations we're seeing, I have a little bit of mixed feelings about it because my point of view is that the people involved who are getting canceled are themselves brainwashed. And I don't mean that in sort of the, um, I don't know, the hypothetical way or anything. Like, I mean, actually, literally, they've been exposed to the strongest brainwashing you could have, which is about 8 years of wall-to-wall Hitler, Hitler, Hitler, Hitler. And you know, Charlie's one of the generals. So if you can't get to the Hitler, you're thinking, well, you know, maybe maybe one of the generals would be less protected, and that was the case. But I feel a little bit bad for them because they're they're victims too. But at the same time, the way society works, you can't let them get away with that. So you know, there has to be some some reckoning, and I am enjoying. I have to say, being a canceled person myself, I am enjoying the schadenfreude or the, you know, the catharsis of seeing that it can go both ways, at least for now. And by the way, I do think that the violence goes in both directions, but I don't think that there is an equivalent to a massive machine that's been creating a situation that guaranteed there would be violence. If you just keep saying Hitler and you're selling it not as hyperbole, but you're selling it as absolute fact, the people who don't have access to alternative theories are going to believe that and, and they're going to act on it. So, and I like the fact that there's a little mutually assured destruction. Uh, the, the left is getting to see a little bit of payback Uh, reminding that the, that the, uh, Republicans aren't going to take infinite abuse. You know, there's going to be a point where it's going to come back. I kind of like that. Um, but I just, uh, you know, overall, I wouldn't be proud of it. You know, the, the cancellations. I do believe that they're, they're brainwashed victims. So, man, I do wonder— yeah, go ahead. Well, I thought your description of brainwashing Seems accurate.

It's very distressing to think that could happen in our free republic, you know, um, the free and brave United States.

I, I thought the people were more independent-minded than that.

Um, so that's sad. It's probably just human though, a weakness that we all share, the susceptibility to propaganda.

But that— why would you want to hypnotize a population or a portion of Like, usually there's a goal in mind. What's the goal here?

Well, power. Democrats know that they can win an election that way. If they had better ideas and better policies and charismatic leaders, I imagine that's what they'd go with. Yeah. But, you know, Trump enters the contest and you have the most charismatic leader with sensational ideas according to at least his base. What are you gonna do? You know, he, he's the common sense guy. Are you gonna say, we really do want the border open? We, we really do want a little bit more crime in our urban centers. What are you gonna do? You, you don't have any kind of a rational attack to the common sense president who's been here before and knows how to get this stuff done. So it's just all they have. Um, and I don't know that it's, I don't know that it's intentional that they did it so hard that it guaranteed violence. I don't think violence was the intention. I think just winning elections was the intention. Yeah, that sounds right.

So again, I mean, how lucky are we that we just had like 12 minutes of Scott talking about what, you know, what the mindset and the psychology behind this could be? I don't agree with all of it now just because we've had some Hindsight. But the gist of it, that it's for power, I just don't think that the thought process was like, we'll get one of Trump's generals. I'm saying if, what's the guy's name that allegedly did it? Tyler Robinson. If Tyler Robinson did it, I don't know. I don't know.

I don't think I disagree with that. I mean, if Trump was as vulnerable As Charlie, I, I don't doubt for a moment that Tyler Robinson might have gone after him. I mean, I, I think it was a, a crime of opportunity in that sense, that if there was better, you know, like Secret Service protection or whatever— obviously we did have a bunch of assassination attempts and some of those got too far too. Um, and so there is a pattern and a theme that I know Scott had picked up on, that this is happening over and over again. It's not like random accident that all these things are happening. I mean, having this many assassination attempts on a president is unprecedented, and it is a direct result of everything Scott was saying, that when you, when you're encouraging people to think of Trump as Hitler and think of all Republicans as evil, bad people, like the story you told, um, you know, that's, that's what's going to happen. It's— again, it doesn't have to be everybody. It's not like, oh, well, I don't think that way. If you're some, you know, moderate Democrat or whatever, and you, you think, oh, that's not real. But no, it is real. It's just not going to have the same impact on everybody. But there are going to be some people that'll go too far. And, you know, we've seen several examples of that. And so I think, you know, I agree with pretty much everything you said. Are there other parts you disagree with?

No. Uh-uh. Um, just that, so according to the Tyler Robinson narrative, it's something to do with like LGBTQ. Like, I just don't, I just don't think that that From what I know about Tyler Robinson, that it was like that well thought out.

Yeah.

But I do think that the media and Democrat politicians are fully to blame for the brainwashing of these weak-minded people known as Democrats. And they just parrot what they hear. They believe what they hear. They're not free thinkers. They need to be told what to think. It's so weak. It's so pathetic. It's so immature. I can't say enough bad things about Democrats right now that go along. Democrats that go along with the narrative, who are you? Because if you're going along with the narrative now and you went along with the narrative 20 years ago, you are not the same person. You've been mentally altered because your father's Democrats, as I call them, or Kennedy Democrats would never buy into the bullshit happening today. And if you do buy into the bullshit that's happening today, you really, really need to check yourself because you've had to turn yourself into a whole different person to believe it.

Yeah. And I do think, you know, it's— Scott often pointed out how the way the Democratic Party works is more top-down and the way the Republican Party or conservative movement works is more bottoms-up. And I think Charlie's an example of that. Nobody told Charlie to do all these things he did. He made it all happen. And a lot of the people on the right, people like Scott Pressler or others, they're just taking their own initiative to do these things.

Yeah.

And even Trump, I mean, nobody told him to run for president. Nobody recruited him for the job. It was just an individual initiative to do these things, and they've had a huge impact. And I think the difference I see And I think Scott saw on the left is that there is a machine, there is a structure, there is a hierarchy, there's some orders being passed down. It might not be formal where you all have a meeting and decide, okay, here's the message for today, but it is happening. Those messages are being passed and they're being picked up and they're being delivered. And it's, in my mind, a little bit like the mafia model where it's like the hits happen, but the Mafia boss is kept clean and, you know, none of the details reach him and he doesn't even necessarily know who did it. And like, it, it's kind of that sort of thing where it's like they know what they're doing, they know what impact it's having, and they're silently cheering it on.

Right.

And you can tell by the way they talk about it that they would like this stuff happening and they want more of it. And I think partly Charlie Kirk's assassination made it harder for them to hide. Behind all this stuff because it's like, okay, look what you did. You did this and you know you did this. And I think that should be called out. I think people should be pointing out where people contributed to this rhetoric that whipped people into a frenzy and got at least a few people to take action on it in a violent, criminal way. And so it was a big event from that perspective.

And I want to say though, this— the same thing for Republicans. If you find yourself not necessarily twisting yourself, but twisting yourself to just like adopt new things that you didn't agree with before, you know, it happens to everybody. And it's, it's easy to like go along with a team and a party and whatever. And like maybe that ties you into your social group and, you know, the clubs you're involved with and whatever. And I get it. Like a lot of a lot of things linked together based on your beliefs. But I just want to say, you know, be, you know, be careful because inside of you, you have like a moral compass of who you are. And if you had to write down your beliefs, like, I can't imagine a Democrat writing down the things that the Democrat Party are doing now saying like, oh yeah, no, this is like a core belief of mine. It all seems so performative to me and virtue signaling, and it's It's like none of it seems believable, and the people that do seem believable seem like they're mentally insane at this point. Um, because it's like they just take the next iteration. And that's why, like yesterday talking with Walter Kern about like the flock cameras, and people are like, well, who cares if you're not doing anything wrong if you're being recorded? It's like, it's not about the flock camera, it's about the next thing and then the next thing and then the next thing. If you keep co-signing on every single thing and you're setting up that pattern for yourself, it's going to be really hard. When it gets to a level of like, well, now we believe in aborting full-term babies and that murder is okay if you don't like the person. And, you know, your, your drugs and your jerky husband made you kill your 3 children. Like, that's where you're at now. So that's where Democrats are at now. And like, what kind of gymnastics, mental gymnastics did you have to do to tell yourself that this is the party you're aligned with and this is where you want to be?

Yeah. And it's dangerous. It's not just like, you know, I mean, it, you know, it leads to violence like this, but it also leads to socialism getting into the country. It leads to Islam getting into the country. It, it can lead to literally the destruction of our country. And, you know, I'm not— I don't think I'm even being hyperbolic when I say that.

No.

Like, you see mainstream or supposedly mainstream Democrats kind of signing on to the whole DSA platform because they just are— they're doing it out of political expediency. And, and that's part of the problem is they're just doing whatever it takes to get power and they're allowing very destructive ideas to enter their platform. Um, and, you know, you see Newsom saying they're pretty much aligned with the DSA stuff, and you see Hakeem Jeffries signing on, and, you know, like, it's kind of like they're just going along with it because—

Yeah.

They just feel like they can get something out of it.

And they're soulless, they're weak and pathetic, and they are not leaders. And, and watching— I watched Gavin Newsom with Don Lemon yesterday, just part of it. I could hardly handle it. But their new thing now of like the cursing, because Trump would like drop a bomb here and there, you know, like a bad word. So now they're like, oh, we're gonna do it. You guys are so pathetic. Oh my God. So weak, Owen. I just have. Do you have? Do you still have some time?

I do have a meeting starting in a couple minutes.

Okay. So Owen might duck out during this meeting, but I just have a couple more clips I want to play for you guys. And just in case, Owen, if you have to go, thank you so much for being here. Thanks, everyone. Okay. Thanks, you guys. So I did want to play this this clip. It's a tribute video made for Charlie. I think this one was. From Turning Point, I'm not positive, but let's let's take a look.

Charlie, Charlie, Charlie, Charlie Kirk. If you knew him, you love him. Charlie Kirk was an incredible man.

One of the strongest, bravest people that I know. Charlie has the work ethic of no one I have ever met in my life. I don't think it can be understated the impact that he had.

One of the greatest communicators of the generation.

He was more than just somebody who would comment on the news.

He genuinely respected and genuinely loved in a Christian manner the people on the other side of the table.

He didn't hate anybody.

He would give the shirt off his back to help someone that was in need regardless of their political stripe.

His ideas were about faith, family, freedom.

This young man with an idea that became a movement.

What he built is part of his legacy, but also part of that legacy, more importantly, is a husband and a father. Irreplaceable.

He was irreplaceable.

He's a one of one, right? Charlie Kirk was at the tip of the spear, never flinched, never backed off.

He wanted that back and forth, but not out of anger, not out of a place of he wanted to humiliate them or embarrass them or something like that, because he wanted to actually try to communicate with them.

He went into the belly of the beast. He went on these college campuses and he evangelized. This man who had a life force That was so much bigger than himself.

If everything completely goes away, how do you want to be remembered?

I want to be— I want to be remembered for, for courage, for my faith. That would be the most important thing. Most important thing is my faith in my life. I hope that the story of Turning Point USA— again, we started with no money, no connections, and no idea what I was doing— resonates with some of you.

Hey, government sucks!

It's about a project called Turning Point USA. To despair is a sin. And some people say, oh, Charlie, you know, it's just too— it's too hard, it's too overwhelming, it's too dark. Snap out of it. You still live in the greatest nation ever to exist in the history of the world. There is still so much to be hopeful and to be thankful for. And we have agency. The globalists are worried that you are waking up. They're worried that their fraud and their nonsense is Is finally being exposed, and you are at the central nerve of all of that. Ask God how to use you. Find a place to plug in. I am thankful for you. We had a vision because we love the country. Push yourself harder. Here I am, Lord, use me. You guys might remember a year ago I gave the whole speech of, here I am, Lord, send me, and it was kind of this joke that we had as soon as I gave that message.

And I remember him getting off stage and I say, honey, do you realize what you just did? He's like, yeah, I just— and I was like, no, no, no, you said, here I am. That is a very powerful statement.

And God's like, I see you. Charlie is so obedient to God, to the word of God, and it's been so humbling to witness the way that God has used him this year because he made that declaration a year ago saying, here I am, I'm ready.

Wherever you need me to be, Lord, I'll be.

And I'm your servant.

Just put me out there in the thick of it.

You see, they wanted us to be quiet and afraid and silent and subservient. They wanted us to cower into our corner. But the conservative movement has changed fundamentally. I hope you guys understand this. This is the greatest country ever to exist in the history of the world. And I can Say wow, there was a debate. Is God done with this country? Now I can say confidently, no, God is not done with America, and our best days are ahead.

Oh, so here I am. So that was from the White House. It was beautiful. You guys, yeah. Did you see? I mean. So many people, so much love. You know, yeah, God used Charlie. Charlie had and has a purpose. And you know, like I often say on the show, I'm not like a big faithful religious person. I have faith and I I believe in God. But I immediately felt like that day that. God, I know, like, sorry if this sounds controversial, I'm really sorry, but this was my feeling, okay? It's just my opinion. I felt like God said, okay, you've done what you could do here on Earth, and I'm gonna bring you home, as everybody says they go home. And with that, it's going to make you a million times more effective than you could be on Earth because It triggered such a such a landslide of a resurgence of faith and belief and decency, and it pushed Charlie's messages from all the years past out again into the universe. Everybody was reinspired. I saw somebody in the chat. I think it was you, Mary Kay, saying you know that you have to believe that you know Charlie Kirk. Probably in death is what you're talking about. Maybe inspired Scott to accept Jesus into his life before he died. I think so. I think so. So yes, yes, it may have brought Scott to Christ. Yeah, I mean, it brought a lot of people back to church buying Bibles. I got my first Bible. I'm reading the Bible, not religiously, no pun intended, but I am. I'm reading the Bible. The fact that I have a Bible is crazy. Now you guys, one of the most touching things said was from Elon. And let's— it's just 30 seconds of when they when they talked to Elon. He's so. I don't know what it is about Elon. He might send me off crying too, but I just love him. Just take a listen. Why was he killed?

He was he was he was killed because. Because his words made a difference, because he was showing people the light, and he was killed by the dark.

Thank you, sir. Right? So, oh my God! This has been a heck of a show today, you guys. You know, it's just, and tomorrow's nine eleven, and that's another day that really hits me hard. But in prepping for today's show and tomorrow's show. I've had so much time to reflect and think, and I'm not going to cry now here by myself, am I? No. But, you know, life is precious. I, I hope you enjoyed the tribute to Charlie today. I did put a lot of work into it. I didn't want it to be all like so sad and somber. And I'm so grateful Scott gave us so much material, you know, that we could have him in here today so fully, you know, helping us to remember You know what's happening in the world, and if you thought that I would leave you on this sad note, you do not know me. Okay, so just one quick clip. So last night started the first ever midterm convention of any party. So that was in Dallas last night, and it's going on again today. And I'm glad that everybody's there because we really want. Paxton to Ken Paxton to win his race against Talarico, and Talarico's nuts. You guys, he is he is such a liar. He's like a spam burger where he's like he he just can't figure out who he is. You know, he just wants to get in there and basically radicalize Texas. And this is Texas we're talking about. Like, how is this so hard? But Trump Trump. The always entertaining and the best showman on earth. Just let's take a little clip of, of our Trump.

He described himself as a person who hates Christianity, says that God is transgender. He called the American flag a complicated symbol of hate, claimed that the Ten Commandments are a form of fascism. And when he was asked what he loved most in the world, he He said, I love transgender children, which, you know, he was also somebody that hated eating meat, but he ran a campaign to beat meat. He called it Beat Meat. I don't know what the hell he meant by that. These people are going to tell me, what the hell does he mean? He's a vegetarian. Wants to beat meat. But it was bad for his image, so he started eating meat. And he recently— it's getting worse. I'm getting myself in trouble. Getting worse. But he was recently seen Having a barbecue and eating a lot of meat. But that's what happened. He ate it, and then he was seen running backstage to a room and throwing up all over the place. He doesn't like meat. He also loved wearing masks, and he was seen wearing a mask just a short number of months ago. Any guy in Texas that's wearing a mask, Mask a few months ago. This is not going to be your senator. It's not going to work out. Not going to work out. So getting back, freedom-loving patriots of Texas are going to defeat Talafrico and elect Ken Paxton to protect the Lone Star State.

Right. Talafrico. Oh my God, you guys, I was dying when I saw that. And I was like, no, we are ending on a high note because that That's that's the way to do it. Okay, you guys. So we'll be back tomorrow. We're gonna have news and we're gonna have a little bit, you know, to talk about the 25th anniversary of the terror attack on our country, killing over 3,000 people 25 years ago. Feels like yesterday. It's so strange. But you guys, thank you so so much for being here. I hope you hit the like and the subscribe. And on YouTube, if you ring the notification bell, you'll know when we're live or if a new video has been put up. So thank you guys so much for being here today. You're wonderful. And I have to shout out my locals because you guys, like, it's like being home watching you guys in the chat. I feel like I'm always surrounded by friends and family, and you guys are so comforting to me. So even when There's a tough show or a tough topic or whatever. I look over at your comments and I'm like, these are my friends. These are my family. And a lot of you, we've been together ten plus years. So it's so amazing to always look over and see you guys. So I hope Scott would approve of this show. I think he would. I really feel like he would. And I don't know. That's it. So let's. Let's be useful. And as Gracie's saying, be kind and be useful today for Charlie. But let's do it every day. Let's do it every day. All right, Smar, thank you so much. All right, you guys, do you want an Akira song at the end? If you guys have to bolt, bolt. And for those of you that want an Akira song, let's do it. Let's see, which one are we going to do? Let's do— I feel like I do this one a lot, but I think I just love the words beautiful world. So let's do beautiful world, and we'll see you guys tomorrow morning. Thanks, everybody.

Although the science says that your happiness is not that affected by your environment, that's not true. Your happiness is totally affected by your environment. It is affected by your environment. If your environment is a loving family, you don't think you'd be a little bit happier than if you were sitting all alone in your little apartment like some of you are? I think it's absurd to imagine that changing your situation won't make you happier. You don't think that going from poor, where you're, you're penniless about eating, to well-off, you don't think that that would make you happier? Because you didn't have to worry about starving? Of course it would. I guarantee it would make you happier. So yeah, fix your physical. Physical exposure, meaning go outside, you know, make sure that you're around some beauty and that you're not looking at depressing gray things. I would even change my commute if it took a few minutes to go through a more attractive place. If you go look I look at it every day. It's better to expose yourself to the attractive route than the, you know, fast industrial route.

I want that song to go on forever, you guys. It is a beautiful world. Let's keep it going. Um, I will see you guys tomorrow morning with Marcella and Owen. Oh my God, Friday already again. How does it happen? Have the best, best day, you guys. Chins up. Keep living your life happy, free, and unafraid. And unafraid. Okay, so say your goodbyes or say your see you laters. I know a lot of us don't like saying goodbye, so we will see you tomorrow. Thanks, Mary Kay. All right, see you later. Thanks, Andy. Thanks, Bookish. I love that song too. Bye, Metal Seer. Peace out, Sean.

TTFN!

That's right, Jim! Bye, guys!