>> we remember charlie kirk how he responded to the wap video. the moment he saw cardi b put her tongue out, he lost it. maybe he was upset -- >> the tingling feeling he didn't understand. >> maybe he was made 50 cent did that p 90 x thing and had people dancing around him. it's interesting conservatives wanted people like ted nugent there. he said vulgar things. >> with children. >> allegedly. >> allegedly. >> here is the thing, it's fascinating people want to turn this nfl game into a cultural tough point. as somebody that continues to watch football and i have my rams gear on. it's painful. i'm a rams' hater. you can find small victories. for example, the rams have probably the blackest coaching staff. 21 coaches, vaughn miller talked about black lives matter. they're a team if you want to watch and not feel so guilty, you can root for one way or another. that's something i can understand people being happy about. >> i was happy with inglewood itself given all the issues. i was happy about that. i'm not a ram's fan, either. i want to talk abou

charlie kirk is the cofounder with a piece on this. that is why we learned about it. he joins us tonight to assess. thank you so much for coming on. what is this? >> we don't know. one business that actually tells the truth regarding the death of americans as life insurance. they have to get this right. entire teams of actuaries who studied this all day long. the public health authorities -- it is a single ceo of a major life insurance company not to take him by the way, there's a 40% increase in deaths. 10% would be a once in 200 year capacity. we have a 40% increase, and it's not because of covid. and we deserve answers. what is so amazing is that we've known this information on this data for a couple of weeks now. where are the politicians? where the leaders? where the people we put in charge to actually care about the well-being of our people? at least we know how many times joe rogan used a bad word in a podcast the last ten years. i guess we are getting our pronouns right. we have a 40% increase in death amongst the suppose it healthiest portion of the american

it.j he joins us tonight to assess charlie kirk. thanks so much for coming on . what is this ? we don't know. i mean,on one business that actually tells the truth regarding the death ofs americans is life insurance. they have to get this right. they have entire teams of actuaries that study this data all year, all day long abouth the public health authorities that are warning it this it'ss a single ceo of a major life insurance company says, hey, by the way, there's kind of a 40 percent increase in death . 10%,ld he said, would be a once in two hundred year catastrophe. we have a 40 percent increase in death and it's not becauseses covid and we deserve answers. and what's so amazing, tucker , is that we've known this information and this data for a couple of weeks now. wheree are the politicians? where are the leaders? where aree the people we p puto in charge to actually care about the well-being of our people? well, at least wele know how may times joe rogan used a bad wordl in a podcast the last 10 years. i guess we're getting ou

turning point usa charlie kirk. you are with me on the show that night when we agreed it was time. just at the end of the first period of the 15 days. we tried that, let's not do that anymore. it's hurting us more trying to protect the vulnerable. all of this has happened since then. >> no kidding. you deserve great credit and your audience deserves to know that. but even in the center right nobody was talking clearly about the lockdown. they were trending and you looked rationally and said if we are pro- worker and profamily and pro- america where we locking down the people that are not at great risk? you are a leader in that regard and i think it change people's opinions. and he will start to see some people we started to see the increase with alcoholism and drug addiction loneliness. and then you make an interesting point. and then they clutch their ideological agenda. and with that multitrillion dollar wealth transfer to pander the pharmaceutical companies. and unfortunately the lockdowns were used for very specific political purpose and continue to be. steve: that's right one

he said to charlie kirk that. >> he said what? >> that he was armed. >> he's entitled under the second amendment to protect himself at all times. and you may know things in d.c. are pretty, you know, they have a lot of crime in d.c. now. and particularly because of the democrat policies. and so there's nothing wrong or untoward or -- >> no, there is. you're not allowed -- you're not allowed -- >> -- on the floor of the united states senate. >> i don't believe you're allowed to bring weapons on to the floor of the united states house or the senate for that matter. but he did that -- james, afterwards he was explaining -- he was explaining -- >> whatever he's lawfully carrying, he's entitled to do that. >> he was explaining why he wasn't afraid, because he was armed. and it seems a reasonable argument to be made that certainly he was aware of the risks here with his language and with the concerns that he was arming himself. >> about his language, of course he would be concerned when people were breaking into the u.s. capitol. of cou