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The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Let the Debt Limit Discussions Begin
"Limit discussion has begun. It is mind numbing. It will absolutely make your eyes roll back in your head. I want to explain it to you. I want to explain it to you because last night that fetching missed a Hewitt who had listened to my interview with chip Roy, I said, what? What is going on here? And I said, you know, most of America is going to end up asking what is going on here, especially when The New York Times and The Washington Post, but most recently, The New York Times this morning has a story out on the debt limit crisis. And yesterday I wrote a column on the debt limit crisis, and I talked to chip Roy about the debt limit crisis last week. I'm going to talk to Dan Crenshaw and Mike Gallagher about the debt limit crisis and seung min Kim about the debt limit crisis and Olivia beaver is about the debt limit crisis today. There is no crisis. What there is is the national credit card is maxed out. Now The New York Times article provides the first opening item in Alice news items this morning over at substack. So it's a great summary of The New York Times. Let me go to the Ellis item summary. With days to go before the United States bumps up against a technical limit on how much debt it can issue, Wall Street analysts and political prognosticators are warning that a perennial source of partisan breaks manship could finally tip into outright catastrophe in 2023. Big investors in bag and bank economists are using financial models predict when the United States, which borrows money to pay its existing bills will run out of cash. They are
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
The House GOP Skirmish Isn't the Disaster the Left Wishes It Was
"When the skirmish erupted between Kevin McCarthy and his supporters and the 20 or so house dissidents almost all of them drawn from the house freedom caucus. When all of that was occurring, it was acrimonious. It was a somewhat bitter and it was being, of course, amplified in the media, and there were some people, even some Republicans were like, this is, this is no way to do a business. This discussion should occur behind closed doors. Why are we holding up the important business of Congress? And of course, people like Dan Crenshaw, who wanted a McCarthy to be, oh, you could almost say accepted by a group of claim. We don't even need to have a vote. Let's just all agree. He's our great leader. Crenshaw was, again, suggesting that there's important business for the House to do, and that business would be held up by this kind of an unconscionable delay. But we now know that the delay was short, four days, big deal. As if to say that this is something that couldn't wait because things had to be done. No. Four days later, we look at the result and we realized the result is much, much better. The reason it's that this ploy worked. And it was a risky ploy, because of course things would have gone very bad, had McCarthy become so desperate that he started courting the votes of Democrats. This is something in the back of my mind. I was worried about. I didn't think it was likely, but nevertheless it was possible. But fortunately, it didn't happen. And the two sides of kind of come together, McCarthy has made a whole bunch of concessions, and the key point is his concessions aren't minor. They aren't just procedural. They change the whole way of doing business in the house, and I talked about that yesterday. They've resulted in important things like a new church committee to investigate sort of deep state abuse. That's going to be critically important. That's something that we simply had to do.
The Dan Bongino Show
Dan Horowitz: The Context of the Rules Package
"So the tool is still there but we are seeing that we're seeing more conservatives get up committees bump people like Dan Crenshaw a freedom caucus member pumped in for Homeland Security chair and you know we do have our independent subcommittee that's going to be populated by people like chip Roy Thomas massie Dan bishop these guys So it is coming along But I think it's important you're audience understands the backdrop to this the background because I was fighting with this rules issue several months ago Some of these other conservative vanguards seem to be experts at it but didn't understand the genesis of this It's kind of like focusing on Ukraine in 2022 but not 2014 So basically what happened was in the summer the freedom caucus came to McCarthy and was like look we can't continue the same thing or nonsense You know we got to empower individual members to bring amendments and open process and they had some of these other things I'm talking about even before conservatives were given a seat at the table These just bare bones rules that even Democrats should have supported And I'll be honest with you it was talked to the hands I mean they didn't they didn't even really secure a meeting They didn't gain any progress It wasn't until they only won surprisingly a narrow majority and a bunch of guys 5 of them said we are not going to vote for you The suddenly he started changing Well I'll give you this I'll give you that And it's important to remember they had these conference votes You know a private conference vote all 200 222 members And they voted on things They vote a leadership They voted on rules They couldn't even get a quarter of the conference to ban earmarks which they already successfully did under Boehner but it was undone by Pelosi just to reinstate that previously plowed ground I mean so this is what typically happens
The Dan Bongino Show
Dan Horowitz: The Context of the Rules Package
"The tool is still there but we are seeing that we're seeing more conservatives get up committees bump people like Dan Crenshaw a freedom caucus member pumped in for Homeland Security chair and you know we do have our independent subcommittee that's going to be populated by people like chip Roy Thomas massie Dan bishop these guys So it is coming along But I think it's important you're audience understands the backdrop to this the background because I was fighting with this rules issue several months ago Some of these other conservative vanguards seem to be experts at it but didn't understand the genesis of this It's kind of like focusing on Ukraine in 2022 but not 2014 So basically what happened was in the summer the freedom caucus came to McCarthy and was like look we can't continue the same thing or nonsense You know we got to empower individual members to bring amendments and open process and they had some of these other things I'm talking about even before conservatives were given a seat at the table These just bare bones rules that even Democrats should have supported And I'll be honest with you it was talked to the hands I mean they didn't they didn't even really secure a meeting They didn't gain any progress It wasn't until they only won surprisingly a narrow majority and a bunch of guys 5 of them said we are not going to vote for you The suddenly he started changing Well I'll give you this I'll give you that And it's important to remember they had these conference votes You know a private conference vote all 200 222 members And they voted on things They vote a leadership They voted on rules They couldn't even get a quarter of the conference to ban earmarks which they already successfully did under Boehner but it was undone by Pelosi just to reinstate that previously plowed ground I mean so this is what typically happens
The Dan Bongino Show
Dan Horowitz: The Context of the Rules Package
"The tool is still there but we are seeing that we're seeing more conservatives get up committees bump people like Dan Crenshaw a freedom caucus member pumped in for Homeland Security chair and you know we do have our independent subcommittee that's going to be populated by people like chip Roy Thomas massie Dan bishop these guys So it is coming along But I think it's important you're audience understands the backdrop to this the background because I was fighting with this rules issue several months ago Some of these other conservative vanguards seem to be experts at it but didn't understand the genesis of this It's kind of like focusing on Ukraine in 2022 but not 2014 So basically what happened was in the summer the freedom caucus came to McCarthy and was like look we can't continue the same thing or nonsense You know we got to empower individual members to bring amendments and open process and they had some of these other things I'm talking about even before conservatives were given a seat at the table These just bare bones rules that even Democrats should have supported And I'll be honest with you it was talked to the hands I mean they didn't they didn't even really secure a meeting They didn't gain any progress It wasn't until they only won surprisingly a narrow majority and a bunch of guys 5 of them said we are not going to vote for you The suddenly he started changing Well I'll give you this I'll give you that And it's important to remember they had these conference votes You know a private conference vote all 200 222 members And they voted on things They vote a leadership They voted on rules They couldn't even get a quarter of the conference to ban earmarks which they already successfully did under Boehner but it was undone by Pelosi just to reinstate that previously plowed ground I mean so this is what typically happens
The Dan Bongino Show
Dan Horowitz: The Context of the Rules Package
"So the tool is still there but we are seeing that we're seeing more conservatives get up committees bump people like Dan Crenshaw a freedom caucus member pumped in for Homeland Security chair and you know we do have our independent subcommittee that's going to be populated by people like chip Roy Thomas massie Dan bishop these guys So it is coming along But I think it's important you're audience understands the backdrop to this the background because I was fighting with this rules issue several months ago Some of these other conservative vanguards seem to be experts at it but didn't understand the genesis of this It's kind of like focusing on Ukraine in 2022 but not 2014 So basically what happened was in the summer the freedom caucus came to McCarthy and was like look we can't continue the same thing or nonsense You know we got to empower individual members to bring amendments and open process and they had some of these other things I'm talking about even before conservatives were given a seat at the table These just bare bones rules that even Democrats should have supported And I'll be honest with you it was talked to the hands I mean they didn't they didn't even really secure a meeting They didn't gain any progress It wasn't until they only won surprisingly a narrow majority and a bunch of guys 5 of them said we are not going to vote for you The suddenly he started changing Well I'll give you this I'll give you that And it's important to remember they had these conference votes You know a private conference vote all 200 222 members And they voted on things They vote a leadership They voted on rules They couldn't even get a quarter of the conference to ban earmarks which they already successfully did under Boehner but it was undone by Pelosi just to reinstate that previously plowed ground I mean so this is what typically happens
The Charlie Kirk Show
After 15 Rounds of Voting, Kevin McCarthy Has Finally Been Elected
"Late Friday evening going into Saturday morning, a deal was struck for Speaker of the House. The 20 holdouts negotiated a fabulous deal. And I will be very honest with you, as many of you who watch and listen to this program with regularity, I was skeptical. And I was skeptical for good reason, and I'm gonna prove that my skepticism was rooted in a real threat, but these holdouts got us a terrific deal. They pushed it just far enough with real demands. Serious asks of what success looks like, and these are patriots. They're not terrorists as some people on television called them. Dan Crenshaw called them. Narcissistic, insurgents, sociopathic enemies. This is all nonsense. These are patriots that showed in the end that they were willing to negotiate in good faith. Now, these concessions led to real substantive rule changes if the rules package can indeed pass in the next day or two. We're going to talk in great detail of what that means, but we must realize that on late Friday evening, the kind of forces that we're holding out, everyone from Andy Biggs to Eli crane to Matt rosendale to Lauren boebert to Matt Gaetz to Anna paulina Luna. They were pushing and pushing and pushing for real rules changes, but there was a rumbling that began to surface. And that rumbling was from the moderate wing. The moderate wing that consists of people like Nancy mace and Tony Gonzalez and Dan Crenshaw. And Burgess Owens, people that are very much in the establishment of the Republican Party and they were getting and Don bacon. They were getting very angry at Matt Gaetz and Lauren boebert and Andy Biggs and the people that were trying to strike a conservative deal that would represent voters.
The Dan Bongino Show
Conservatives Should Take a Victory Lap
"You stuck it out It was a lot of pressure to bail It was a lot of pressure to just go along to get along like we've done for 50 60 years now as the country collapses into 31 trillion in debt open borders a fentanyl crisis and many more And there was a lot of pressure from a lot of people out there even on our side of the aisle That happened To cave and just go along with McCarthy don't worry he's going to get the numbers eventually You might as well get it over with Take your syrup of it peca Drink it suck it down No No we didn't do that So you should take a victory lap My podcast today's title that was a huge win and ladies and gentlemen it was And proving to you that they were going to be results that were going to materialize and not just be kind of phantasms and otherworldly ideas Dan Crenshaw just dropped an enormous L to gavel in the Homeland Security committee to Mark green It was now going to head that committee who was far more conservative Why Because people on the steering committee which has a role in all of this a lot of them it might have been Byron donalds is now running it Who again is a conservative So I believe me I understand this don't take this as a don't take this as a criticism please at all This is not a criticism I want to be sure because I get a lot of people misinterpret what I say sometimes I get it but there are a lot of folks out there because we've been burned so often for 50 years that even when we get a win there's skepticism I'm like wow it's not really a win They're going to screw us over And then they might they might
WLS-AM 890
"crenshaw" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Frauds. They're always frauds. I covered this on my Fox show this weekend about the George Santos cake. The Republican now congressman, who fabricated large portions of his resume. Pretty gross stuff. See, because we're conservatives, we have principles. We're like, ah, that's kind of crap. You really shouldn't have lied about that. You should probably consider now running again. But I had a laugh when I covered on the Fox shows we can the liberals call for him to resign because of fabricating a resume. I was like, that's a good one. So your principle is fabricating pieces of a resume and you wrote a biography of grounds to resign. You realize your president's Joe Biden, right? I finished at the top of my class and was the outstanding student. I finished with 3°. I got arrested going to meet Nelson Mandela, Angelo told me I was a million mile member on the thing, my buddy corn pop was a bad dude, and he went to strike my legs and it took out the razor with the chain when he got the legs and he tried to shoot a double leg takedown on me and a sprawl and I hit corn pop with the bike chain while the kids rubbing legs and my legs were white and the pool and I was in the pool and I was a lifeguard with the zinc on my nose and cord pop came up and I got the switchblade and it was like west side story. You believe this guy? Not a joke. I know it's not a joke when he says it's not a joke it means it's really a joke and you're telling me we're supposed to take you seriously asking for this guy Santos, a Republican to resign. And I don't think he should run again. I really don't. I think the fabrications were horrifying. See, I can say that. But I will demand George Santos resign on this show, ASAP, ASAP, Jim, bank it, mark the time. The minute a group of prominent liberals with actual following demand Joe Biden resigned to. When that happens, I'm with you because then it's about principle and not about politics. But this isn't about principle. Just like the border's not about principle. Republicans won't give us money. Yeah, because you're using money to further the illegal immigration problem. It's written in the damn Bill. You can read this. You can read it yourself. You understand that, right? To the libs, you can read this yourself. All right, let me get to the news I told you about. So during the break, it's a big vote. This is not a small thing. It may sound like an help I didn't sell it too much because then it sounds like one of those TikTok boom things and nothing happens. Crenshaw, who you know is the biggest rhino of all Crenshaw, Republican congressman from Texas, Dan Crenshaw, who we had a big fight with last week. Because he decided it was a good idea to call the conservative holdouts terrorists and enemies. Which, again, struck me as bizarre, you're trying to get people to come over to your side to vote for Kevin McCarthy. And by doing it, you think calling them terrorists is going to, I don't understand that, like, let me get these people let me get these people to vote for me. I got an idea. Why do you all line up? I'm gonna kick you all in the nuts. Okay, that'll do it. I don't understand how exactly that's gonna get people on your side. So that's Crenshaw. I'm just gonna kick you in the Johnson there. And I think it's gonna somehow get you to vote for my guy. The guy, listen, the guy's gotta, again, a great resume, the military, thanks for your service, mean it, but having said that, one of the worst politicians I have ever seen. So what happened? Well, Dan Crenshaw, Jim. Grandma Eileen had tips used to say it all the time. She said, Daniel, as I said, as I said last week, if you were here on the show, Jim, did you hear it? Our P ones, you remember it. I said, well, why is Crenshaw really mad? Why is Crenshaw really mad? About people holding out for a more conservative speaker or at least for some conservative concessions. Why is Crenshaw met? And I said to you because Crenshaw really, really wants to be the Homeland Security head. And the house about committee. He wants to gavel. And he wants it bad. This guy loves his power. He loves it. Well, what happened during the break? Crenshaw dropped the L he dropped the L big L L and that's not for lodestar. That's for lost. He lost to the far more conservative Mark green. Folks Crenshaw crushed himself. Crushed himself. You don't go out in front of America on national cable news and radio shows and call your opposition. Within your side, what should be friendly opposition terrorists and your enemies? This guy's now become politically toxic and, as I said, last week, Mike taking victory laps, but how we'll do it this time. I told you last week that I not, I said, this is going to wind up defined in this guy for the rest of his career now. He got too passionate, which I get. I'm a passionate guy. Listen, I got a bad temper. And maybe that's why Dan Crenshaw has a congressman and I'm not. Crenshaw has a great argument. I'm not, I'm not messing with you. If he comes back and says, well, what the hell do you know? You ran for Congress and lost. Yep, you're right. I don't have the temperament for it. I don't.
The Dan Bongino Show
Julie Kelly: People Don't Believe in Kevin McCarthy
"Crenshaw's another win Julie I mean I respect the man's service mean it guy lost an eye in combat deserves credit for that as a tremendous resume but he's been an awful politician And he says a bunch of dumb stuff all the time We always have to deal with people like this We do and look the bottom line is these dissidents I support them of course They speak for a large chunk of the Republican base Who does not trust the Republican leadership who wants the tables turned on the Democrats After 6 years of putting up with these congressional and criminal investigations into Donald Trump his family his administration now has Trump supporters We want the tables turned And we want fierce fighters who are going to go to the mattresses get subpoenas demand people testify publicly expose this corruption And people don't believe that Kevin McCarthy is the guy to lead that and why would they He hasn't mentioned a word in two years about this vengeful retaliatory prosecution of Trump supporters or the holding of political prisoners in the shadow of the capitol building where he works and wants to maintain power That is something that is not lost on the Republican base And so maybe hopefully he got the message I commend me and everyone else who has forced this message in front of them but the idea of Dan Crenshaw that these 20 or 22 gang of Republicans don't represent the base in which I was the one who does not represent the base And I agree with you He said a lot of shameful things this week Oh
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Caller: The 20 Republicans Are Showing How Far Behind Others Are
"Thank you for calling out the politicians and the pundits and the radio and talk show hosts that are against the 20 politicians. Actually, what they have done, just like Trump did, is they're bringing out to life. How far away from our party, the Republican base, which is the other 200 and something people have moved away from the conservative, this is what this has proven. That's right. So I appreciate you bringing this to life. Thank you. Hewitt is actually threatening to call out things that might get did. That's ridiculous. It's crazy. That's absolutely crazy, Debbie. When I saw Brian kilmeade call them insurrectionists, here's a text message on the MyPillow text line from Louisville. I hate to say it Mike with his past few days watching Fox News feels like a propaganda machine pushing an agenda. It honestly made me sick to my stomach. Insurrectionists? Terrorist congressman Dan Crenshaw calling them terrorists? You don't negotiate with terrorists?
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Rep. Dan Crenshaw Implies Anti-McCarthy Republicans as 'Terrorists'
"By the way, back in 1923, the last time we went through this, it was 9 ballots, 9 ballot votes. May I just tell you how disappointed and disgusted I am with Fox News right now. They are, they are the mouthpiece for Kevin McCarthy. Yesterday, on Fox News radio, which is supposed to be a conservative, you know, they, again, they Shroud themselves and they embrace the fox logo, but that's about as far as the conservative goes over their radio network. Sad to say that. I used to work over there. Anyway, Dan Crenshaw was on a Fox News radio show yesterday. And he called the 20 House Republicans terrorist. I want you to listen to cut number 6. Get another scalp and another scalp, whether it's whether it's Boehner or Paul Ryan or then McCarthy, scalise would just be next. We all know it. We just can't allow that to happen. That's why those of us are saying, look, you pushed us into this corner. So now we're saying we won't vote for anyone, but McCarthy. That's why we're saying it because we can not let the terrorists win. That's basically what's happening.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Rep. Scott Perry: Something Has to Change
"Well, congressman, I can tell you we are one of the few national radio shows that we're standing in lockstep with the house freedom caucus and it really troubles me not just that there is opposition to what you guys are doing, but there are threats. And I want to get your initial reaction to something congressman Dan Crenshaw said on Fox News radio when he called you and your colleagues a bunch of terrorists and not just him, but also there was a congressman congressman Rogers from Alabama who also called you guys terrorist. Look, these comments are the desperate tactics of people that can't win the argument and quite honestly have a terrible record. Yes, as you know, Todd, there are members past and present that have a vested interest in the status quo here. There's a lot of money being made here and changed hands. It's taken from the American people and distributed around town here. That's the status quo, and they want to continue to further that and protect that status quo. Somebody's got to fight for the American people, Todd. And while I will never say things like that about my colleagues, especially members that have worn the uniform as I have, I'm not desperate. I do rely on the merits of my argument and if my colleagues want to go out and support and talk about the great things that have happened in Congress over the last ten years, whether it's $1.7 trillion omnibus Christmas trees spending bills that are dropped at 2 o'clock in the morning right before Christmas. They can go talk about those things. I suspect that most Americans will not agree with their perspective. Something has to change here, Todd. You can't keep doing the same things under the same conditions with the same people and expect a different outcome. Mister McCarthy has been in leadership for 14 years now.
The Dan Bongino Show
Concessions Kevin McCarthy Has to Make
"McCarthy's camp expects he may eventually endorse conservatives for committee gavels Such as Andy Harris or Mark green who are gunning for these specific committees If the horse trading goes that far it's bound to piss off their words not mine Many House Republicans who have been team players in supported Kevin McCarthy all along Representative Dan Crenshaw for example also wants the Homeland Security gavel But if push comes to shove McCarthy may well sacrifice his backers ambitions to realize his own speakership dream How does it make sense Why everybody's upset Because everything's a deal up in Congress I wish it weren't But there was another deal made between conservative representatives and the DL the American people who voted him inmate They said we want change We want conservatives and we want our darn country back You're going to have to deal with that deal first
Mike Gallagher Podcast
The Establishment Republicans Are Freaking Out
"Republicans remain deadlocked over Kevin McCarthy, the establishment Republicans are freaking out. I've never seen anything like this where Republicans are calling fellow Republicans clowns and kamikazes and even terrorists. Dan Crenshaw, on Fox News radio yesterday, you don't negotiate with terrorists. We can't negotiate with this is why we don't negotiate with terrorists. You think chip Roy is a terrorist? I mean, we're getting to a point where the reaction is so peculiar that you've got to pay attention to the reaction or more and more appropriately the overreaction. The country is not going to fall apart at the seams if we don't have a speaker elected by noon today. We're going to be fine. We've gone two years without a border. You think we're going to have a problem if we don't have a border by Saturday? Because we're not going to get a border by Saturday. So relax. Knock it off with the histrionics and vilifying 20 rock solid conservatives in the house who say that the status quo is over. You can't stand there like Mitch McConnell did and say no more to these crazy spending bills and watch Mitch McConnell turned right around and agree to the one point $7 trillion omnibus spending bill. You know what's in it? Somebody came in today and told me about the ability for police to have your car shut off by remote control in a few years. If they suspect you're driving recklessly. Nothing wrong with that.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Republicans Voting Against Kevin McCarthy Is a Good Thing
"The country is not going to wither and die if Kevin McCarthy is an elected speaker by 2 o'clock this afternoon. We'll be okay. Knock it off with the terrorist crap. Dan Crenshaw calls them terrorists? And I heard my friend and colleague Hugh Hewitt play the actual clip of Dan Crenshaw calling him a terror calling them terrorists and then say, well, he wasn't really calling him terrorists. He said they're using terrorist tactics. Well, that's a distinction without a difference. It seems to me. But this is what's happening. Friends like Hewitt and Gallagher are disagreeing. Friends like Hannity and boebert are disagreeing. Newt Gingrich? I mean, it's an absolute fiasco. And I get it. I understand why people are frustrated. I understand that we want to get going here, but I also have spent my life thriving on debate. And absolute open forum transparent, healthy dialog is a good thing. This is a good thing. And I'm not afraid to say it.
AP News Radio
Zelenskyy visits front line, Putin praises troops in Kremlin
"Two main subway stations in Kyiv reopened in the Ukrainian capital for the first time since the war began nearly ten months ago. Independent square maidan and Crenshaw are key transfer stations of the key subway system. They've been closed since the start of the war, forcing thousands of commuters to go outside and walk to the nearest station to transfer to other lines. It says I can't believe that I'm at crutcher Vic station. I just recorded a video for my friend that I'm walking on my Don that I went from metro to my dawn for the first time in the 9 months of the war. This is wow, all the metro stations in Kyiv work as shelters when there are air raid sirens. And says yes, this is a feeling that despite everything, we are coming back to the routine that we were used to. This is very important, very important. The stations are considered one of the safest places in Kyiv when there is a risk of a missile attack. I'm Ed Donahue
The Charlie Kirk Show
Texas Congressman Dan Crenshaw Sounds Off on Congress and the FBI
"Looks like we're going to have, if everything goes right, the conservative majority Republican majority in the House, coming up next firm. You're going to be in there. We're going to have some McCarthy, more than likely in leadership. We're also going to have people that probably are more on that train of defund the FBI and break this thing open and what do we do with it? So where do you come between how do you work with people like that? Where do you actually go so that we can make money as a movement and as a country to get past this kind of stuff? Yeah, look, I mean, even the people who are like, do you fuck the FBI? And then you ask them, wait, really? Like, just abolish the whole thing. They're like, no, why don't you want to hold it accountable down? Like, I do want to hold it accountable, but you just said the fun the FBI. And so you start talking past each other. And in the end, you're like, wait, do we disagree? Or do we actually agree? Because we're all on the same page here, but on the right, what tends to happen is these manufactured divisions and these manufactured fights. And I think that's really silly. We need to get on the same page here. There's going to be some heavy oversight. Jim Jordan will likely be the chairman of judiciary, which has direct oversight over the DoJ and FBI. So we're going to fight this battle. And then you have to actually have some hard questions. Okay, so what legislatively needs to be done and pass through that committee. So that proper oversight occurs. And there's probably a lot of options for that. Can I get them out the next minute while we're here? No. And they need to be lifted. To conduct hearings, you need to ask those questions. You need to hear from whistleblowers in these institutions that are willing to come forward and say, look, this is what we've seen from our leadership is wrong and biased. And in fact, grassley senator grassley has done this report and indeed did find bias. And explain to us that to the FBI director, that's going to happen times a hundred on steroids when the house is retaken by Republicans. In November. I think that's what you can expect.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Rep. Dan Crenshaw Unpacks His Recent Interview With Jake Tapper
"Congressman Crenshaw, welcome to the show. Hey, Jack. Good to see you. Thanks for having me. So you are somebody who, you know, you seem like you can get both sides of the blue check Twitter and blow sides to Twitter just go and this one with such talent. They were just raining bombs on you because you had the tenacity and the temerity on the audacity to say that the Mar-a-Lago read was egregious. And it looked egregious. And you, by the way, you said that on Sunday, and I want to give you credit here because you said before we even had the John Solomon report out that it looked like they were trying to comply with these with these requests, then we get the John Solomon story last night that has the whole email chain that yes, they were trying to comply, but what they didn't realize was The White House counsel was coming in and they weren't invoking executive privilege and all of these things that the legal team bought they had were not being invoked for the first time in history. Judge Reinhardt himself comes out and says, unprecedented. So from where I did, it looks kind of like you were exactly right when you were talking on tamper about that. Yeah, well I'm glad those documents have come out recently because I know PolitiFact was trying to contact our office and dispute this idea. And of course it's indisputable because look, if they had asked repeatedly that Trump returned certain documents, then they would have said so by now. They would have used that in the justification for the raid just in public statements. So I think it was a pretty safe assumption. And then you look at further context. We're back in June, but they carried dozens of boxes out of Mar-a-Lago. But with the folklore operation of the Trump team and look, that's how normally things should be dot, all right? Mistakes are made, staff is backing up dozens of boxes full of documents. If you were Trump and you had a letter from Kim Jong-un or a letter from Barack Obama, which were some of the things that were taken out, you would probably assume that you're allowed to have those that I would seem to me like a personal memo or memento to have from your presidency. So you have to have some elements of good faith in dealing with these situations.
The Glenn Beck Program
"crenshaw" Discussed on The Glenn Beck Program
"But the lots more people on this show seemingly look. I'm a pro vaccine guy is completely anti mandate And you know there's gotta be a level of trust between the authorities and the people underneath those authorities and that trust has been broken a long time ago and our dod leadership just he's recognize that just be good leaders and recognize that look pushed too far. You're going to have a real real blow to force readiness because you're forced so many people out the people that you need by the way recruiting isn't that easy. There's not that many people that are really both qualified and wants to join the military so we need everybody we can get and you're just kicking people out you know what if they had previous immunity like why is there a waiver for that You know we've had a very small number of servicemembers die from very very small And it's not surprising as to why it's like the age is eighteen to forty five and generally healthy There's a good reason that you're not hugely at risk to call this number one threat. I don't well. Global global warming is the number one threat global warming that. That's right that's right. Yeah will think of c. levels drive yet all right congressman dan crenshaw thank you so much for being with us. Appreciate you bet. Bye bye all right. Let me tell you about legacy box. Are you hold on boxes of old home. Movies share with your family more importantly to even have the way to watch them every year. Vcr film projectors get harder and harder to find the media that you're storing the future on continues to.
The Glenn Beck Program
"crenshaw" Discussed on The Glenn Beck Program
"A level of trust between the authorities and the people underneath those authorities and that trust has been broken a long time ago and our dod leadership just recognize. Just be good leaders and recognize that. Look you've pushed too far. You're going to have a real a real blow to force readiness because you're forced so many people out the people that you need by the way recruiting isn't that easy you know. There's not that many people that are really both qualified in wants to join the military so we need everybody we can get and you're just kicking people out you know what if they had previous immunity like why a waiver for that You know we've had a very small number of servicemembers die very very small And it's not surprising as to why it's like the age group eighteen forty five and generally healthy There's a good reason that you're not hugely at risk to call this our number one threat. I don't want a global global warming. Is the number one threat global warming. Oh that's right that's right. Yeah i think of the c. Level drive yet. All right congressman dan crenshaw thank you so much for being orlands This is the best of the glenn beck program. Just wanna throw a few things out here tonight or today and get you ready for. Tonight's broadcast only on blaze..
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"Hey today is a great show. Great podcasts kind of fell apart there at the end. Just a simple question for stu and Wow did we go off. I mean i. I was looking for border patrol to kinda got women back into place there. For a while We talked to dan crenshaw about the border and so much more covert nineteen is a topic and the changing american landscape and economy which is basically the show that we have happening tonight. At nine o'clock he don't wanna miss. America being changed into venezuela. Don't miss that nine o'clock on blaze. Tv right after a brand new students. America subscribe rate and review. Thank you so much. Here's the podcast..
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"It isn't what works what doesn't work. I think more people would probably be vaccinated at this point. But there's all sorts of red flags and alarms sounding for the american people when we have things like mandates because we know the government isn't telling the truth and so raised more red flags than just being honest about it or public health institutions of lost unbelievable amount of trust just in so many ways the way. They've acted the way they've changed. I mean there's so many examples that new people listening probably already know whether it was whether mass worker don't work. I mean if you look in historic. Cdc guidance for pandemics. None of the crapper doing his in it right in. And it's not like these people were just stupid. It's just that that was a time when emotions were taken out of it and politics were taken out of it and it was just the science and it turns out. There's not a lot you can do. It turns out. I mean the best government could be doing pretty much what we were doing andre latin curve. Let's not overwhelm the hospitals. I don't even mean that. I mean i mean support. The hospitals support the hospitals with funding with hiring additional nurses. That's what the government role got on a pandemic Operation speed developing the vaccine in the first place. That's a that's a government role in all government had to do say we'll buy it and then private industry went ahead and did so but but i totally agree with what you're saying. Which is the they've lost trust and they've they've made this vaccine thing. I mean i have no reason to think. There's any danger with the vaccine. I really don't but what it's mandated even me a very like i start to like the act a little so i so i totally get people's reactions and i it's just it's been such an unnecessary like fifty percent mortality rate. You could make that argument a little better but with the way things are and what the fact that anybody who wants a vaccine can get it and look what you just need to keep telling people if they really wanted to increase vaccine uptake every single day. They would show the statistics of who's hospitalized. That's all you would do right and say look and let people making sure zero possibility that there's some risk vaccine they're always but your risk of getting cova for many of you is far far greater. Get the vaccine and that would be the best argument then and leave people the hell alone under that. Yeah there's again. We just have different philosophies for the right. It's like look there's only so much we can do. Not only that but only so much we should do. The is doesn't believe that. I mean they really believe that they can control everything and that there are some moral good behind that and But it just never works. And i don't know how many times we have to learn that lesson and just human history will learn it when it gets hard enough and then we'll course correct and things will get more comfortable and easy and then learn it again. Do you have knowing what you just said with. You know feeling more cynical about it and what is wrong with these people. Is that something that you feel like. You have deeper and further political aspirations or or. Is this something you know like well. You know i did what i wanted to do. And now i'm gonna move along and do something else. Or i don't know i don't know i don't have to make that decision for a while. There's no decision points coming up for me. So i don't have to think about these things a whole hot and yeah politics finicky business And it is about opportunity. So if you're gonna move up there's usually a seat opening or something. There's something that's happening out of your control. It's not like maybe a normal career researcher to lay out a pathway in those who do lay out the pathway in politics i think ultimately fail because it's too obvious to everybody. It's like you're just trying to get to this next day. Wanted to turn people off. Yeah yeah and that's just my observation. But i don't know You do not do this job because it's a likable. It's not it's unenjoyable job. I don't know. I think some people do like it. Maybe some people like being. Yeah like like the title. I guess the title. I think other people like the place. Maybe everybody thinks for like a super rich. No two apartments in dc and houston socks. And you're not gonna you're not gonna pay raise going up. Yeah so you know. There's just a lot of myths retirement for the rest of your life. No that's a myth much where that came from. It's not true so it's just you know you do it because it's important and you can have some kind of impact the reason you get into politics and not into policy. Because that's where i was originally looking at. I got out of the military. I went to harvard kennedy school's which is basically a policy degree. And i was just looking at policy jobs. I'm not even sure what that meant. Because i was just leaving the military but politics get into because you want to affect a wide variety of policies have that bigger cultural impact. And so i do enjoy that. It's fulfilling. I wouldn't say it's enjoyable. But it is fulfilling well one thing. I think you do really well. Is i think maybe the distinction between the to be politics is more of the public front facing side of things where we see and so you do a good job explaining in your videos online and social media accounts. Here's here's the real deal. Here's what i think. Here's the real issue. Here's what's going on. And i think that's that's helpful..
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"So we've got a great one lined up. We are on a roll We've got ben shapiro coming out soon. Of course this. Moment dan crenshaw. We've got jessie. It's ler jason wilson. We have incredible incredible men coming on the podcast very very soon. So make sure you subscribe leading review. That goes a long way and bumping up the visibility of the show. Share it tag ni. Whatever you can do to build up this grassroots movement reclaiming and restoring masculinity. Before i get into the conversation let me just mention my friends and show sponsors over at origin main They just released their heavy hoodie. So if you're in a A warm area like houston. I'm not sure unless you get cold that it would be the best thing for you But if you live in anywhere that does get a little cold. You might want to check out the heavy hoodie. This is as a sounds. A heavy duty. Big heavy-weighted hoodie. That's going to keep you warm. Got a couple and cool new features. That aren't standard or typical on your Cheap champion hoda or whatever it is that you wear around. You want something a little bit more heavy duty. That's gonna last. It's going to work. That's gonna do the job All built and made and sourced in america the check out the heavy hoodie at origin. Main dot com origin main dot com and use the code order o r d e r. at checkout for your discount our guys. Let me introduce you to dan. He's a former navy seal. He's got ten years of service in the teams and is currently a house representative for the state of texas. Now he's also the author of fortitude american resilience in the era of outrage and he has become a very visible and outspoken spokesman on some of the most pressing issues facing america today. Now if you're not already doing so i would highly highly suggest following him on social media because he does a pretty good job breaking down policy and politics and video segments to inform the country. Gentlemen this is a great conversation. And what dan advocates for reasonable informed dialogue. Something that is much needed in society. Enjoy dan joining me man. I know we've been trying to make this work for what a month and a half. I maybe a little longer with your schedule. Things are pretty wild. Yes especially the last month and a half especially the last twenty four hours. I would say yeah. Yeah that doesn't help either with Biden's recent announcements on the vaccine. Mandates is trigger referencing. no no. there's not that many days in politics unfortunately yes. So let's just jump right into it. Because i know we're on a bit of time constraint. What what are your thoughts about the response to to cove in the vaccine mandates that we heard from the president even just in the last like i said twelve twelve hours or so. Well i mean should we should start generally the response to cove it what. What is a reasonable response to a pandemic and that that's not really a question that got debated with any seriousness. Really since the beginning. I've always been of the opinion that it's a pandemic and there's really lim a limited amount that you can do about it right. This is the first time in history for for disease like this that we've even talked about widespread mask-wearing or lockdowns shelter in place orders. Now if you've got something that's like a a an extension level event with fifty percent mortality rate talking about those measures or but with something. That's basically a hyper flu. Not sure that it's ever been reasonable to even be discussing those measures and then when you have the benefit of hindsight and you're looking at the data about do these measures even have an effect on the trend of the virus and it turns out that doesn't right so you really gotta question. What the hell are we doing. You're talking about lockdown. Las mandates knockdowns e-especially specifically lockdowns The jury is still out on mass as well. That science is not clear intuitively. make sense. Can't spit on somebody wearing a mask. But there's other indications show. It still does very little to slow the slow the spread but that's less of a cost on humanity then locked down so it's not. It's not as big of a deal we should. We should separate those two things. But so that's my general feelings on the response and then biden gets elected he's gonna crush the virus. Which is a pretty stupid thing to say. Because you just don't get to have that kind of control over the virus at this point we i mean we have to assume this is my take anyways that we're just gonna live with cove it indefinitely like we live with other calls viruses and things like that and the more you hide from it the longer it's going to take to live with it in a in a reasonable manner. The longer it's gonna take for it to become like the flu right where we view it like the flu and we really should be getting there quickly. And the more we hide from it the more we keep like acting like it is such an extraneous event. The log will take to build that immunity that we need to get used to it. Do think it's an overabundance of caution or do you think it's deliberately and intentionally being wheeled as a tool for consolidation of power. I don't think they're that smart. Like i don't think that they don't think that democrats and the left in general have these sort of meetings and smoky rooms where they're like we all we all know..
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"The making the one hundred million dollar initiative is one point three miles of blackness right through the crenshaw corridor the stretch of new parks community spaces and original art is designed to be a celebration of the area's rich history and arts black history and black culture an extension of the la metro rail from lax airport. To downtown. it would pass right through crenshaw a major disruption for business owners in the area. Many saad is a problem but nipsy saw opportunity. La councilmembers marquis. Harris dawson nipsy said we need crenshaw to be the destination not to pass through. Not the way you get to where else you're going we have stack destination crenshaw that day or the next day it blew up and then it got the name destination crenshaw once complete an estimated five million people a year are expected to use the line through crenshaw nipsy ultimate goal to introduce people to the area but also keep crenshaw crenshaw here's culture critic garrett kennedy. He's going to be impossible to talk about the history of south. La and not all mentioned nip especially that day when destination crenshaw opened. And you see this gorgeous artwork up and down corridor you know that this man was a part of bringing into fruition. The new also see his image everywhere. You go and i love that i love finding a new mural of him almost on a weekly basis now has seemed but just seeing helm everywhere i think is going to not only define him. What's going to define southbound. I just morn the fact that we couldn't have seen more of who was becoming. Look at what he did with his life in such a short amount of time. The foundation he built for debbie. Brown nipsy was always looking ahead. I think he left us especially black man. A blueprint for what worthiness looks like. What greatness looks like what impact what service what visionary creativity can be. Also what steady resilience looks like. I'm just in awe of the way. He carried himself for the over ten years that i know him. I'm in all of it. Mris marathon continued. Enforce brother sam. That's the most important thing the marathon continues man. The legacy of nipsy inspiration kind of the blueprint of hard work pays off and there's no shortcuts. Just the mentality that broke broad demonstrated is going to be like you know a fable. Or like a william wallace braveheart or like you know malcolm x. type of racial figure that things he put his energy towards it wasn't for himself. It was you know for the greater cause and for for other people around because when you look at that and you see hustles journey is just going to make you understand that you can do the same thing you can do it with. Pride respect morals. You don't have to water down your integrity. China gain something very quick. You don't have to sell yourself short or sell talents out. You can take heart long road build it and reap the benefits and also teach others how to do the same thing. The still work to be done. Here's a mirror. Rose davis again. I think nipsy certainly planted seeds. I think his friends and the nba continue to water them. I think activists continue to foster new visions for liberation in for black freedom in for just future. It's really about the community. It's bringing everybody along and in the process is running to a new future that perhaps we can't even see 'cause we have imagined it yet but giving ourselves the space to in nipsy model. Perhaps think about possibilities. That aren't there yet that i did nipsy. Marathon continues to inspire and motivate his friends around the nba. They've had to keep pushing forward taking their wins and their losses and a game where fortunes can change in an instant that can be heartbreaking as it is glories isaiah. Thomas is the definition of marathon runner after injuries hampered his career following that legendary season boston. It is still running his race. He's bounced around the league from to la denver. Washington and new orleans is a tattoo of one a nips. He's lyrics from racks in the middle. I've been climbing battles up. A steep hill reads that ink is a reminder that quitting is an option and that life is bigger than the game that changed his life. I got a production company called slow grind media. I think piggybacks what the marathon is about also with my media production company all my own content that relates to what he owned his own masters in his publishing in all that. When i was in boston i was in the mvp race in all stars and healthy. I didn't realize how much power i have. You know to be able to do things on my own. And be able to inspire so many people to what i was doing and to be able to get people to relate to my story and what you know what i've been through and what my.
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"The trajectory from slauson ts to the marathon. Store ran paralleled nips. He's rises a rapper. Both were part of a grand plan for himself and the community buying is music was more than just buying a cd and spend money at the store was more than just picking up a t shirt which is why as the business grew customer saw. They had a role to play in supporting nipsy sam and the whole team. They liked spending money with us in with hustle. You know young entrepreneurs and so they saw the money that they spend turned into something bigger. Watch grow everybody. That came from every hood. You know number one. They was going to be good when they came in a lot. It was gonna be showing love and also they felt a part of the growth because they knew that they money in support built shit up bigger buying that building in opening the marathon star was a boss move by nipsy and sam but even they knew it was bigger than them. They actually did something to keep more money in the neighborhood. Here's councilmember marquis dawson. There's this economic theory called leakage dot. Almost every black community in the country has where black people in that neighborhood make money and they leave their neighborhood to spend money which is not a bad thing except the neighbors that they spend money in those people. Don't come back to their neighbor and spend money and what the marathon store did was turned that on its head so it said okay. We're going to create the value. But we're gonna make you come here to buy it so that business that sales tax and all that gets credited to my space and we get to do improvements and we get to trim trees and paved streets and you know. Pay our young people to do work because of that investment and so we black communities done this from the beginning of time we've been creating value. This is one of the first models where we got to realize value in our own area copy supreme pacman saw firsthand nipsy and sam's personal investment in the community. And it's people. I seen a lot of guys come home from from prison. And they come home straight to to the stores in a marathon store and they get a whole pack. You know what i'm saying. It was something that net or black. They didn't have to do it but it was something that they was big on. Like if it was a young boy walking down slauson and he probably from a group home and had some raggedy shoes but example go to trump are never go inside the store. Go find a pair of jordan's and give it to the little boy you austin are giving some closed. We was big on that kind of thing. They horrors pure from the jump. It just happened when the camera's turned down and all that you know the love is there from the beginning way before the million dollar but it wasn't just the neighborhood that benefit nipsy was laying out a blueprint that extended far beyond his corner of crenshaw slauson one of the things that nipsy modeled was doing it out loud like very publicly saying this is where i'm opening a storefront and this is why very publicly talking about the responsibility to community very publicly calling for reinvestment in the areas that you came from and not just escape from them. A miro's davis is a professor of history and african american studies at penn state in co host of the burn it all down podcasts for many nba players. It was also invitation. And a blueprint for being louder and visible with that work and the importance of that. It's important to do this work and important to talk about doing it. They think that that touches a vein in black laborers who are entertainers especially. Because that has been historically one. Space of upward mobility that black people have had of cross the nineteenth and twentieth century. Which is if you're entertaining. People particularly white people. You're going to have a pathway of upward mobility as an individual black entertainers have always had a road unfold before them that was an individual path and the importance of saying. I'm walking this road. But it's a two way street and that this is not just an exit but it's a return nipsy and his friends in the nba wanted to amass black wealth because they knew the roads that had unfolded before them even their very lives could vanish in an instant. They understand their acceptance is conditional that because they can wrap or because they can shoot that. They've been granted certain hall pass to white america. Nothing brought that home. Quite like the case of trayvon martin. It's the story that's ignited fierce passions across the nation as allegations of racism and miscarriage of justice. Tear apart a small florida town re weeks ago. Trayvon martin an unarmed black teenager was shot down by a white neighborhood watchman who claimed self defense and it's caused a public outcry that spread like wildfire in two thousand twelve seventeen year old trayvon. Martin was shot and killed at the run to the store for some skittles and a can of iced tea. George zimmerman a former neighborhood. Watch captain in sanford. Florida saw black boy in a hoodie. He claim self defense and was later acquitted trayvon which is trying to get home to watch the nba all star game the case and its verdict evoke rage nationwide but you knew made his scary for black men the familiarity of it all. We're all trayvon. This could have been my son another way of saying. That is a trayvon. Martin could have been me thirty five years ago. We've all been that young black deemed a threat because of how we looked well. We wore how we spoke. We learned early on what it meant to be a target for the justice system. Do anything but live up to its own name. The loss of trayvon's life hit a nerve and berthed action from the nba's big stars because sports in black entertainment spaces have been some of the most visible places that existed in this country. I'm they've also been some of the biggest platforms on which to speak out on which to agitate for change on which to register dissatisfaction with the status quo and so because of that. We have a long history of athletic activism of sports being a site where it feels like societal..
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"Seventeen. Two thousand seventeen was a monumental day in south l. a.'s history the corner of crenshaw slauson was packed. Seniors adults kids. Babies spilled out on the streets in anticipation the entire community out there. The love and the building day was like dirt roof. It was his throat. See it wasn't just the neighborhood. They turned out to support some of his friends. Nba pulled up to like demarcus cousins. Like the entire community was proud. No nil like this was a huge steppingstone. Not only was it benefit him but have benefited the same area daddy groping which was everybody that was there. Thank me they were all there for the grand opening of the marathon store. A project more than a decade in the making a store the name of nipsy personal philosophy and that exemplified his belief in the power of never giving up. It just felt hopeful and victorious. Marquis hairs dawson is the council member for the district that includes crenshaw. The hud came out. Elected officials came out. Everybody was there to celebrate. It's the only time. I've closed a major street in my district we close lawson and nobody complains as nipsy prepared to cut the ribbon and open the doors to the marathon for the first time. He was visibly excited. Beaming ear out just a reception at a love is about to impact that you're putting on that community in inspire me to do the sane remind i want to be able to bring back to moscow rows ahead people received me in that same way i would be lying to say i wasn't inspired and influenced by new.
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"One thousand people or more will be packed in here. Gave away free. Tickets to the staple center became the place. The world say goodbye to nipsy it. That's i'm only michael jackson. Receive such an honor. Stevie wonder saying his funeral. Even president barack obama sent the tribute read close friend and business partner karen civil while most folks look at the crenshaw neighborhood where he grew up an only seat gangs bulletin. Despair saw potential. He saw hope he saw a community that even through its flaws taught him to always keep going by the stage was decked out in blue and white a nod to nipsy affiliation to the rolling sixties. Cribs i don't think there's going to ever be another time in our history that you're going to see. A sea of people encrypt blue. Walking into a major sports venue right. I don't think you're ever going see that ever. The arena was packed with people from all walks of life paying their respects. I don't like the word spectacle. But how else do you talk about a memorial service. That's an an arena. Other than a spectacle. Because that's just the only word to really describe some of this tens of thousands of people coming to share their grief in.
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"Was fully cold. I'm gonna be honest. This big blood. I'm like you know what man as a gang banger. Right when you go on a mission when you're looking for your so-called enemy new driving through a different hood down the street you know it's an invisible line across the street now you and another hood and you hunting and when you look in you you're gonna pass up to do as dressed square right. Pass up a do from a different race when you see somebody that address like you dress and got the walk like you got and got the body language like you say they go getting. It has date saying you really unpack that you looking for yourself just on the other side of town and you hop out in attack in charlestown railway and being kind of in gang banging culture. You don't think that you just think of things doing shot to her. We about to go back through there in in return the favor and little by little. His reputation started growing and people started like your brother. This this this. And i'm just like damn. He's for industries hanging out in everything knowing full. Well what life was like. Sam was concerned. He's frontline gang banging. So i'm just like all right. We got a number one. I got kind of tap back in trying to pull him and make sure that we strike because it's a lotta shit within her inner politics. That could've went back in jail for life or be dead at a young age. So i think that's one of my main things and i know he was really focused on the music and i'm thinking in my head this point like this is one for sure thing. I know he will go hard on his music and take a lot of his focus and time out of the streets if we really focused in on this so that's kind of like full throttle. Switch gears to help him. As much as i could with the music and let them know. I'm here to support in other words. Sam wanted to find something else to these vacuum with. But i they had to find a way to raise money for recording. Equipment is to have a lincoln when i was nineteen. I had a white lincoln paints. You know what i'm saying on everybody's. Try to buy that car from. And i was getting girls i was turned up so i'm nice selling talk. I have reached my little adolescent dream. That i have myself and i'm like you know i can either go to my next level with this and i was too like fully fully pursue what i had my hand at that time or my orca. Fuck with our been having itch to which was the music and at that time you know i felt like a star because i was like my charisma was on ten. I was calling for the first time. I had thousands in my pocket for the first time. I knew how to get money out the streets. You know i was like had a reputation. I'm a in my mind this. La you felt. Like i don't gotta change up to be successful rapper. I didn't need a cameroon talk about what's going on. I don't have to like put know scoops on it or come up with no persona know shit like that is done and so i'm like this is probably not going to be too hard if i really focus to music and i'm like fuck that i call. Demand demand was bench on bought a car from me. I'm like you still want this car. Pro yup put up right here in the low rider rows bag. We racks in gave me to cast. I gave him the key in an hour. Went to I hit my brother about some equipment and he liked how much you guys. I told you when i got here. I got him a matching. He had already has studio equipment that he put together built. A computer had the mike had inbox. So he's recording things that me here shit and i'm like damn you wrote that. Manage shit is crazy. I ended up writing lyric that she took me seven days trash everything. I just do the way. I'm done for me so you know. I knew. He was very talented. And i told him if you was trashed. I would've told you april folk music. Nothing to do this. Let's do something else but it was. It was the total opposite. I saw as anything. I throw at this with bro behind it. We don't win. we gonna win. You know whatever i had remember. Ten lipman is where we got. This is what i got towards it all in you know thank him. He's like he sold his car so does jewelry bitter equipment. He just went going all in. I remember telling me like this plan. This the label. And i started awesome boy records my business cards. He might damn okay. Those lawson boy records business cards are my friend brian. I heard about nipsy. So nip ram point on everything of money in We had business cards. We have promotional flyers. We have posters nipper cds and just hits lawson it the whole slauson hit crenshaw. We had every homie every female putting up posters and just hit it. Nobody had ever seen it. Hit the streets passing out cds. The real package cd look like could go in. A store would barco. And everything those cds worse lawson boy volume one. That's the first music the nipsy i ever heard. It was as. Brian had prepared me for the gang. Bang talk it was a world that i didn't know firsthand but i didn't have to. There was something about it. That was honest. Enroll nipsy was rapping about his reality and he wasn't ashamed of it. he didn't downplay it. He didn't glorify or exploited he owned it and provided new ones when so much of the conversation around gang is rooted stereotypes. He saw a chance to use music to give something others. Who would walk the same path. Representations i wanted my message to impact gang culture. I wonder what i had to say. Impact individuals like myself. Young people was in these areas. Owls control by guy banging. I didn't want appreciate acquire. But i wanted to be able to say you know. I'm gonna you and go wherever i end up going to. Not you can end up there to came from this. It's authentic and i'm not on outside of this culture. I came in and said this one from anisimov represent but it was for reason i wanted to establish you know what i belong to learn. I looked at it like jail. Tell hamis because when you walk into a dorm. The first annual establishes where you from.
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"crenshaw" Discussed on 30 For 30 Podcasts
"In october. Twenty thirteen nipsy started the next lap. In his marathon he dropped the crenshaw mixed the music was dope as hell but it was how he made the crenshaw tape available to the masses that really got people's attention crenshaw was available online to download for free. But if you wanted a physical copy mystery was charging one hundred dollars and just where did he get the idea to charge a hundred dollars. Four cd from. I read a book and one of my home. He's big bob. Man bid by francis. I one of my mentors. He put me on on a book. Called contagious. second chapter was talking about does restaurant chain in philly that starts one hundred stakes in. It made all type of people mad but it also got type of press and publicity or saying would it be a hundred dollars. Exactly exactly you know. Ended up oprah and david letterman and all the big outlets and stuff so i was like the whole book is about what make things go. Are you know what. I'm saying. So when i read that i'll put the book. Now we're gonna do physical and we're going to sell four hundred still sounded like a hundred dollars for a cd. Nipsy urine drugs. I thought the idea was insane. I love the fact that you were betting on yourself. But i still couldn't grasp the idea of why anyone would buy a cd for one hundred dollars friends and supporters of nipsy like music journalist. Brian b. dot miller and culture critic garry kennedy. They thought he lost his mind. Charging one hundred dollars for cd especially during the rosza digital streaming. Nips brother sam wasn't so sure either. He had a lot of crazy ideas. You know a lot of i'm question. Mixed was definitely one of them in. My team got justify the price. I'm i man. We gotta give him a shirt a cd hoodie. I'm gonna make auditions none. We ain't giving them none of that. You bonus cd for one hundred. I said bro you crazy. Anybody going by cd frana. He's watch till the day. It dropped still like i don't know but man is. He had hoped to his phone every time you would make. He had it been being being into his phone. And i remember we was all at the shop. History was just going off for me at this time in this age. I've never seen no shit like this life of never the kid in the candy store or for the first time you is being open every time i hear this. She ching initial sale. Initiate was going up going up and now he's showing me the phone he's got you know. Seventy thousand eight thousand. We'd looking like we hit the battery.
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"crenshaw" Discussed on 30 For 30 Podcasts
"You'll switch debbie brown and her colleagues vacated loved hustling. how so much. So that they had cut a clean edit so they could play it on the two thousand and eight. Banger was call back to the classic. La gangsta rap day of the late eighties and nineties but now nipsy was the charismatic tour guide for this new generation. This is the first time may have been on the radio and had saturation on the radio. Endo record placed doing well. People loved this song. Hearing a song blasting the airways in his hometown was a major moment for twenty-three-year-old. Nipsy and i remember he was excited. He used to just calming. Y'all how's the song y'all we can request like he was so pumped to be able to turn it on and hear himself. There was one problem though. Debbie and her colleagues didn't realize there were so many references to the rolling sixty crips embedded in the song. We started getting a lot of backlash from community leaders and activists within specifically saying listen. This is out of control. You guys are romanticizing gang culture. You guys are promoting rolling sixties crips on the airwaves net fact blue rag s hat. That's a rolling sixty reference. I'm turned up. Because i grew up in the sixties another reference. To game you see nipsy was a member of the rolling sixty. He was rapping about what he knew. And so we had to make the decision to remove the record. It killed me to do that. Killed me and so. I remember having a call him and tell him like listen. Let me go through some of these voicemails with you. This is what we're hearing and ended up being a valuable learning experience. You know having to tell somebody like nip. Like i need you to cripple us on your record so i can play them. I was damn near gangbangers anthem from our neighbor. But you say certain things going automatically make other people not be a part of learn fast. You know can't exclusively with my music. Him just always still being really scientist through it. All you know really just saying okay. So i get it so this formula for where i wanna go in my life and where i want to take myself i gotta elevate i got a refine. I got a chisel. Okay word notice south and so he took it just fine. Thirty for thirty podcasts and undefeated this is the king crenshaw. I'm just intensely episode to where you from gave you right into it. And i always like to start with There was a movie about your life and opening scenes crenshaw coming through the front door of your house. What are we seeing. What are we here. What are we. We seeing a family house. You know like pictures on the mantle abed in a liberal cows. The rollout bed underneath he spent in coffee or like cooking. Granny was always cooking. My mom was always cooking. We lived at my granny house. Nipsy older brother. Sam aka black sand markle was staying in the back. Room is a two bedroom her room in and it was me my mom in the living room on the palau. Here man you might be hearing. The price is right right. Granny had that a lot from a young age nipsy with this feet in two worlds is parents divorced when he was little never lived in the same house. In a far as i can remember my momma him when separated I love my pots here. Cooked for us take us to the movies. Client watch movies movie bus. All of us nips. Father dewitt moved to los angeles from a retreat in the seventies. He'd fled the political and social turmoil of his african home. For the promise of a better life. In america we used to just get up as kids and try to watch cartoons on saturday. You know you're trying to catch our cartoons and he'll be up already watching cnn so we could get damn near anything from pablo. We not getting them to turn the news off he. No you guys got to wait so men nipple their religious hurt. He had the way to our to finally allow. You guys can get it. Their father was determined. His sons would know what was going on in the world and where they were from. He was really adamant about educating us meaning nip about where he was from the history the conflict you know when they ended up finally getting independent so we just without knowing it will real educated on that history african history and just really history in general pop. Always tell us again. We'll take you guys to africa. We still had his mother out there. His sister are keys his brothers keys. That's your whole other side of the family that you guys never seen. He was only one here. Their mother was more focused on south. La in protecting them from the reality just outside their door when we were young. There's a little sheltered. My mom went really. Let us go too much to anywhere when he was in elementary school young. Nipsy sam their little sister samantha and their mom moved out of granny's house and into their own home close by sixty street and as the boys get a little older. Their mom lucinda group moved on sixtieth. She started go and walk to the basketball course. Summer camps summer schools. Nipsy and sam got to go outside and experienced crenshaw the historic heart of black lake much like one hundred twenty fifth street in harlem or you street in washington dc. It was still is a gathering place for black los angeles. You'll see everything from parades of freshly polished. Classic cars on sunday to social justice protests meant to me south. La was always fun. Come outside sunny you know. All the neighbors are freely. Ain't all like what you hear minutes azadi. I mean that she kinda go onto but for the most part it was it was cold. Nips close friends. Music collaborators and business partner kavi supreme also grew up in the eighties and nineties in south. La so day one partner. Jay stone. I can remember getting up in the morning. Sometimes you'll hear like The sows Snoop dogg and dr dre. You'll hear dogs barking. You'll go outside You see low riders. The fire hydrant might be broke just flying everywhere kids around plan. You know what. I'm saying adult place to grow up. It was like a really lit up place. Obviously we know about crenshaw boulevard in the nineties. It was like a car epicenter. So everybody in la brought cars to ride down crenshaw on the weekend really felt like a community a lot of entrepreneurial outside hustling going on whether it's those selling incense on the corner final call nation of islam was down on the corner selling bean pies but nipsy and his brother. Sam notice that there was another energy potion through their neighborhood streets. That's when we start realizing like where we can vice with. Some of the kids getting bike stolen in almost sixty of having to walk over there fi. Sixty take the bikes back so we always seeing and knowing what.
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"crenshaw" Discussed on Coaching for Leaders
"Being present. How can we be present. How can we be more efficient in the work. We do so that were able to serve well. Our organizations the people we influence and of course be able to have joy and progress in our own careers. Today i'm so glad to welcome an expert. That's going to help us to do that. Effectively i'm glad to introduce you to dave crenshaw. Dave develops productive leaders and fortune. Five hundred companies universities and organizations of every size. He has appeared in time magazine. Usa today fast company and the news. His courses on lincoln learning have been viewed tens of millions of times. His five books have been published in eight languages. The most popular of which is the myth of multitasking. How doing it all gets done. He just released the second edition of the book. Dave so glad to meet you. Thank you so much for joining me. I'll i'm so glad to be here. It's always nice to talk to a fellow. Dave indeed indeed this topic of being present and being efficient our work. It's so important. And one of the lines in the book that i highlighted right away. Is the statistic. Forty percent of knowledge workers never get more than thirty minutes straight of focus time. That is really an extraordinary statement. Yeah well it's it's remarkable. That comes from a study from from rescue time and i find that for some of them. It's far worse. We are constantly getting segment attention. Fact i just saw someone posted online by lincoln profile. She was a consulting a manager. Who said that. She was getting interrupted during her meetings. Eight to ten times because of slack and the proliferation of communication methods that we have are not making us more productive. They're actually doing the opposite..