So first I want to introduce our panel for this important conversation. We want to start

this way for a reason because citizen journalism is changing the country and has changed

lives. And the reason that the verdict happened the way it did in Kenosha is largely thanks

to these three men on stage with me right now. And I want to start with properly introducing

them. Elijah Schaefer from the Blaze is a great job. Drew Hernandez who testified in the trial

and Jack Pasobic, turning point USA, human events. Let's start really quick. Elijah talk about

the importance of citizen journalism when it came to what happened in Kenosha that one night.

Well the importance is in the fact that all of you guys here have a phone in your hand. And while

the media had billions of dollars of funding they couldn't do what a millennial could do or

Gen Z with a phone in their hand. My screen is cracked. I have a fat Italian guy shirtless on the

front screen my friend eating chicken strips in Las Vegas using that phone, that device, that

communist device, the company that hates us and taking it out there and doing what the media won't do

which is to risk your life because you have to take a risk to get value and you have to just be

there because the media will never be in the right place at the right time because they're

intentionally not telling the whole story. They're liars, they're sick, they're demented,

but you are the truth tellers. And that's why independent media is so important. It's because

we're the only ones still willing to tell the truth and that's what it takes. Drew.

How's it going Phoenix? I just want to say this is this is a room that should not be filled with

fear whatsoever whatsoever because what's happening in the United States of America is a disgrace.

This is a slyop on the American people and they're using fear to do it across the entire board

and we are not going to put up with it any longer. You guys are the next generation. Don't fall

for all of these buzzwords that they put out there. Everything's a phobia. Everything's a phobia.

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