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In light of the tragedy that has recently taken place and the loss of one of the most notable people in the entire conservative movement around the world, Charlie Kirk's assassination, I felt compelled to bring somebody that I have profound respect for,

who I thought might be able to give us a deeper insight or understanding of the pathologies

that are driving these types of actions. So I reached out to have them on the show again. Mr. E.M. Burlingame,

welcome to the David Rutherford show, sir. Sorry, it's under these conditions.

Yeah, me too. I, you know, as if anybody is, if you're listening, what I highly recommend is you go follow EM, get on his mailing list. He's been writing just some incredible, incredible articles, including this morning. He put out a real powerful reflection on Charlie's deaths. And would you just talk a

little bit about what you put out in terms of the required and continued influence on young

American men? Yeah. This was no accident. This was highly, highly thought out out and i don't mean the action itself but charlie

taking out charlie in order to bring about whatever you know whatever resentful's ideological

faction comes to dominate it doesn doesn't matter. In order for them to

dominate and win the United States and thereby have a weapon against the rest of the world

still, they have to take the only real asset in high ground, and that's our young men.

Because there are no other assets.

Nothing has any value without young men who are willing to stand and fight for it.

Period.

The land doesn't have value with the assets of the land, no banks, no built up, all this stuff, you know, down underneath is dependent on young men, and men are age still, right, who will, who have to lead. But it's dependent

on men who are tied to the land, tied to the people, tied to the assets and civilization society, who will stand

and fight for it. Without that, nothing has any value. So I agree wholeheartedly, and this is

something that when, you know, when Jordy and I first started and launched the show, our main target audience,

what we wanted was those young men, right? Because, you know, our generation, we have,

we went and we fought, you know, our war in the GWAT. And, you know, you could say a lot of us

are kind of, you know, sitting in preparation for what we know is coming.

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