Ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard to another week's edition of Thought Crime. On this week,

myself Charlie Kirk and the boys get into the aftermath of the Republican debate. What

a absolute clown show. Are they going to continue to hold these or can we just get over with it

at this point? Next, we have a question about the Philadelphia riots and we get into a debate about

whether or not looters should be shot. Is it legal? Is it moral or does it help with civilization?

And finally, Taylor Swift is Taylor Swift a siop. I say yes all this and more on this week's

edition. Ladies and gentlemen get ready to commit thought crimes.

Welcome to this edition of Thought Crime. Is it thought crimes or thought crimes?

It's whatever you want it to crime. It's a singular. It's actually singular. It's in all of

this. The whole thing is one massive like. Well, it's 1984. We could change it and say it's

always been. Eurasia has always been at war with Oshayana. Exactly. Oshayana has always been at war

with Eurasia. Jack, hello. So we commit thought crimes on the Thought Crime podcast. So this is the

point. So in this sense, this is using crime in its plural term. So crime as the concept. So the

concept is thought crime. Therefore, the title, even though it does not have the S, it is all

encompassing of the concept of thought crime. I will say, I will say there is a growing loyal

audience to this program. I get so many messages of people, right, Tyler? I get so many people that

talk to me about that. They come up to me and they always they're like, I just love thought crimes.

Oh, it's thought crime. Andrew's really blowing me up. It's Blake. Welcome back, fan favorite,

10 out of 10. Everyone loves Blake. We like we have a growing disloyal audience to the show too,

I bet. Oh, no, there are some people that really send me a lot of messages. They wouldn't

send you all of the line. The amount of Blake feedback is really something. Get the bald man off.

I don't like him. Why do you have Blake on your show? You can never have disagreement. Only

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