@Cernovich He was fantastic at Megyn Kelly event. Answered hard questions. Didn't like some of his answers, but respected the interaction and engagement.
We absolutely have to keep talking. I'm going. I'm going to stand on these stages and say all the things we say all the time on this show.
More than ever, I'd love to see you face-to-face.
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I don’t care right now about the haters on cable. I don’t care about anodyne statements from politicians about Charlie.
I only care about 3 things:
1. That his killer be caught, tried and given the ultimate punishment;
2. That we pray for his family, friends and colleagues and do everything possible to ease their pain; and
3. That we amplify Charlie’s message to the mountaintops and not retreat in spreading it even one fucking inch.
Garage gym, good kids, chill wife. I’m not saying don’t get money. I’ve always said try to get as big a stack as you can. But once you’re over that baseline of not being stressed, you’ll see what money can and can’t buy. And oh how I’ve seen people ruin their lives seeking more!
Big houses are a status symbol but honestly are overrated. It’s really about the people inside the home and the neighbors. I’ve been in those gizzionaire estates and mostly it feels lonely inside. I guess you can walk the grounds or whatever the fuck. Not for me.
Recasting criminals, vagrants, illegal immigrants, drug addicts, and the sexually disordered as the primary receptacles of institutionalized compassion at the expense of truly vulnerable populations (women, children, the elderly, and the disabled) turned out to be hugely profitable for the NGO and social welfare sectors
What’s happening in NYC is the best argument for eliminating the SALT tax credit. Why should sane areas of the country subsidize the expensive stupidity of the insane areas of the country?
The only thing saving the United States from total dysfunction at this point is the lingering remnants of federalism. That it's still possible to have a well-governed state like Florida, or friendly business climates like Texas, prop up everything else.
But look at the mess of California, which cannot even build simple rail lines because of overregulation and incompetence. That is the future for the entire country on its current trajectory.
Regardless of your politics, I’d encourage you to consider this picture: the beautiful, brilliant, daughter of Indian immigrants. A man who grew up without a father and a drug addicted mother, who joined the military and then attended and graduated from the #1 law school in America on the GI bill. The first American pope, a Godly man, faithful to Catholic doctrine, who spent ten years in Peru, sleeping on dirt floors and serving the poor. The son of Cuban immigrants who fled Castro’s Cuba. His mother was a maid. His father was a bartender. And his wife, the beautiful daughter of Colombian immigrants.
We have recently seen some of the worst of America. Here’s a picture of the best.