and my preferred pronouns are he, him, and his.

We don't need a governor to step up and give us basically a political pep talk and a rally.

And let's just all come together.

When you have an Antifa, you get details in here about the theme song for Antifa on the bullet.

You got the symbology that Antifa uses all the time.

You clearly have a young

progressive left-wing hater that assassinated Charlie Kirk in cold blood. What I want to see

is some law enforcement people step up to the microphone, give some details, and take some

questions from the media. I just want people to have a kumbayama moment.

I want people to hold hands and just hug it out.

And we're done with that.

We're done holding hands and hugging it out.

I'm not asking anybody to hold hands and hug it out.

I'm not asking for that.

I'm trying to get people to stop shooting each other.

That's it.

And I think what I'm doing and what I'm saying is the best way to do that.

Some people will disagree with that and that's okay. We should have these debates as a society.

I'm not always right. I've made mistakes. Other politicians, I think, are making mistakes right now

in trying to elevate the temperature. But I'm going to just keep having these conversations.

And I'm all for everybody like Spencer Cox and these people that want to sing kumbaya

and want to sit down and reason together. They're not reasonable people. They're radicals. We cannot reason with them. We've tried that. Charlie Kirk gave his life trying to reason with them. Okay? It can't happen. When a Charlie Kirk can't make it happen, it can't happen. So now it's time to get very focused and play smash mouth. And that's what we need to do.

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