URGENT UPDATE: I’ve never experienced anything quite like today in my life. I’ve interacted with the Cartel and have witnessed some crazy things in the desert in ‘24. But what strikes me is how organized these agitators in Minneapolis are. They have spotters everywhere in the city and suburbs, on street corners, even 30 minutes away from downtown. They have people at hotels that work with them and signal to them which made it making it difficult for us to lose our tail once my cover was blown. Usually I lose a tail. Not this time. We switched locations THREE times. I recorded and posted this while leaving Wayzata, while they were STILL surveilling. We all agreed we must make the threats public ASAP, even if we had people still in the field with the hidden cams.
Earlier around noon, while @camhigby released his report on the Signal threads, I was inside what appeared to be a fully autonomous Zone. No police presence. The police were told to leave. I identified myself as Press and they said they will kill Press and will not let me leave. My skin was fully covered because it was so cold. But because they couldn’t verify who I was, they screamed and started throwing ice bottles at us. One hit, @SKRUCHTENMMA , a marine who was with me. They patted him down like THEY were the authorities, attempting to confiscate any weapons. They were set to destroy our vehicle before we even got to it. I will have a full video report shortly.
But the bigger picture here is more important. I am angry. But not at the agitators. I find myself already angry at the people who don’t understand what we’re dealing with and will do nothing about it. When I got to the suburbs I felt like I was in a simulation.
I believe the American people need to wake up. This moment is a warning about where we’re headed. Fear pushes people to care only about their money and their families—I get it. But when fear turns inward, when self-preservation and greed replace moral courage, evil goes unchallenged. And history shows that what we ignore today will come for all of us tomorrow.
Ironically and incredibly, I see that these Communists do not fear death in the same way most good people seem to. The only thing the Communists fear is exposure itself. And that’s good news because it may be our only option.
I’m dead serious about investigating the prosecutors themselves if they don’t hold these Minnesota fraudsters and violent mobsters accountable for what they’re doing. Stay tuned for the videos.
1) Even if you don't fully agree with the way that Erika is handling this tragedy and even if you think you would handle it differently, that doesn't mean you need to publicly bash and belittle and nitpick the wife of a man who everyone (on the Right) now claims to have loved and admired and respected. Do you honestly think that's what Charlie would want? For us to incessantly critique his wife every chance we get? Is that how you're honoring Charlie? With vague insinuations about his wife? The other option -- unless you have actual solid evidence that she's doing something evil or bad, which you don't -- is to shut the hell up and keep your nitpicks to yourself. That is also an option.
2) You want me to "make sense" of the "publicity tour"? Sure. That isn't hard to do. Erika Kirk was married to a very famous and important man who was the victim of the most high profile political assassination of the century. That man was also the leader of an extremely important political organization. You, sitting comfortably on the sidelines, might feel that it's "not necessary" for her to be in public. But she, as the person actually in this situation, feels deeply called and duty bound to carry on her husband's legacy and continue the work that he started. She also recognizes that there are many hostile forces at work RIGHT NOW trying to tear down his legacy and sabotage all that he's achieved, so kicking back at home and waiting for several months might not be an option. There might not be anything left by the time she reemerges. And so she's out there now, not because she wants to be but because she feels she must be. That's her judgment call. A rational person can see that it's at least a reasonable judgment call. I would say that it's not just reasonable but exactly correct. Which means that her behavior, if it's "weird," is only weird in the sense that heroism and strength always seem weird to people who possess neither virtue.
If she cries, they say she's performing. If she doesn't cry, they say she should be crying. If she frowns, she's faking it. If she smiles, why isn't she frowning? The internet peanut gallery (on both sides) has created a lose-lose situation for a grieving widow. A bunch of bored losers passing the time by casually demeaning a widow just for fun. I'm disgusted by it.