The Charlie Kirk Show — Real America’s Voice Podcast

Episode Date: December 8, 2025
Host: Andrew Colvitt (executive producer, sitting in for Charlie Kirk)
Regular Contributors: Blake Neff, Kane (Citizen Free Press), Jack Posobiec, Will Chamberlain
Main Theme:
A posthumous tribute to Charlie Kirk, the launch of his final book, debates on birthright citizenship and media power, legal/cultural fights over tech regulation, and commentary on American political and cultural currents.

Episode Overview

This poignant episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, airing just weeks after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, centers on the legacy he left behind, particularly through his new book. The hosts reflect on a recent Turning Point USA gala, discuss the Supreme Court case on birthright citizenship, analyze a high-stakes media merger battle, and evaluate cultural and legal fights shaping the American right. Special guest segments bring takes from across the conservative landscape, punctuated by cultural observations and tribute to Charlie’s impact.

Sections & Key Discussions

1. Remembering Charlie Kirk and His Legacy

[09:03 - 13:53]

• Turning Point USA Gala without Charlie:

  • The gala at Mar-a-Lago was the first major event after Charlie’s assassination.
  • Andrew Colvitt (host):
    "It was, it was. We had hundreds of people... Over and over, we were meeting people whom Charlie had moved to deeper faith, to deeper involvement, deeper patriotism..." [10:54]
  • Many attendees recounted personal stories of how Charlie inspired their faith, career, and dedication to country.
  • Notable emotional moments as supporters and first-timers gathered to celebrate his mission.

• Charlie’s Final Book – “Stop in the Name of God”

  • Launches this week, described as Charlie’s most personal, spiritual work—dedicated to the practice of Sabbath and faith-inspired living.
  • Blake Neff (co-host):
    "This is by far his most personal book… fully dedicated to [enriching your life]." [13:53]
  • The book’s creation was an “enjoyable refuge” for Charlie during difficult times.
  • Andrew emphasizes the book’s accessibility even to non-believers.

2. Top Political News: Birthright Citizenship, Media Mergers, and More

[16:22 – 27:57]

• Supreme Court and Birthright Citizenship:

  • The Supreme Court is set to hear a pivotal case that could re-examine the status of children born to illegal immigrants in the U.S.

  • Charlie:
    "Birthright citizenship is now going to be heard by the Supreme Court... it could impact up to 4.3 million retroactively births..." [16:22]

  • 14th Amendment’s intent—the drafters wanted to grant citizenship to freed slaves, not to those under foreign allegiance.

  • "If everybody simply born on American soil is automatically a citizen, you have to ask yourself, why not the Native Americans?" [24:51]

  • Blake Neff (on legal history):
    "The Supreme Court of the United States has only ever ruled on whether birthright citizenship extends to the children of those legally in the United States and permanently… never ruled on illegal immigrants." [25:56]

  • The conversation emphasizes the generational and political consequences, with the hosts expressing hope (but some skepticism) that the Court will overturn the current understanding.

3. Media, Streaming Wars, and Cultural Influence

[33:39 – 47:52]

• Netflix vs. Paramount Bidding War for Warner Brothers
  • Jack Posobiec breaks down why this is not just economics, but an ideological battle over who shapes American culture.
  • "This would put Obama in complete control of iconic American brands—DC Comics, HBO, everything..." [33:39]
  • Concern over cultural messaging, with Netflix viewed as pushing 'woke' narratives.
  • Paramount's (and Oracle’s Larry Ellison's) bid seen as more conservative-leaning.
  • Trump comments on regulatory issues, seeing himself as a power-broker in the ongoing merger debates.
  • "If people are not understanding why we're talking about this deal... so many of these cultural... seeds for either wokeness or a return to common sense are planted at this level." — Charlie Kirk [42:08]
  • Debate: Has media influence waned due to YouTube/social platforms, or is gatekeeping still decisive? [45:51]

4. Viral Moments and Cultural Tensions

[52:00 – 53:52]

• Viral Cinnabon Incident:
  • Discussion of a video showing a heated confrontation between a white female employee and immigrant customers—used as a springboard for commentary on culture clashes and social media incentives.
  • Jack Posobiec:
    "TikTok has created an inverted set of structure for bad behavior..." [53:01]
  • Hosts critique how cancel culture relies on virality and incentivizes manufactured outrage (and then counter fundraisers in response).
  • "Stop harassing people for TikTok clout." — Jack

5. Citizen Free Press & Right-wing ‘Vibes’

[61:24 – 70:51]

• Kane (Citizen Free Press) Returns:

  • Reflects on distancing from media due to national debt frustration, but highlights the importance of keeping the “base focused”.
  • "You have those links out there, you see what people are clicking on, what they care about. You are incredibly good vibes reader..." — Blake Neff [65:06]

• Base Mood:

  • Twitter right is “scared” due to recent off-year election losses, but “the base is fine”.
  • Vitality of “playing by the rules” for turnout and legal ballot chasing.

• Indiana Redistricting:

  • Intense debate about remapping congressional districts—seen as a microcosm of GOP grassroots activism.

6. Legal & International Tech Regulation Battles

[84:09 – 95:31]

• EU Digital Services Act (DSA) vs. X (formerly Twitter):

  • Will Chamberlain explains how EU regulators fined X/Elon Musk $140 million for non-compliance.
  • "Europe is in economic sharp decline… reduced to regulatory superpower, bossing people around and shaking them down for money." — Blake Neff [90:27]
  • The panel criticizes the EU’s lack of democratic legitimacy and advocates for U.S. pushback, including changes to sovereign immunity and support for dissident EU member states.

• Restoring Transatlantic Alignment:

  • Discussion on leveraging American power to encourage the EU to respect free speech.

7. Return to Birthright Citizenship: Legal Hopes and Skepticism

[102:21 – 105:49]

• Will Chamberlain expresses optimism the Supreme Court will revisit and restrict birthright citizenship:
  • "There’s no way that any rational country would want a policy like [automatic citizenship for illegal’s children]."
  • Blake Neff notes a historical pattern of the Supreme Court avoiding disruptive changes but praises the Trump administration’s argumentation.

8. Personal & Cultural Touchstones

[74:39 – 79:23]

• College Football Update:

  • Lighter segment on Indiana’s unprecedented rise to #1, Notre Dame’s Pop-Tart Bowl drama, and the cultural centrality of sports “classics.”

• President Trump Thanks Charlie Kirk & TikTok:

  • Trump: "I won the young vote... I want to thank Charlie and I want to thank TikTok..." [96:42]

Notable Quotes & Timestamps

• "Over and over, we were meeting people whom Charlie had moved to deeper faith, involvement, patriotism..." — Andrew [10:54]
• "He wanted [his book] as a tribute to Dennis Prager, who’d inspired him to begin practicing the Sabbath." — Blake Neff [13:53]
• "Birthright citizenship is now going to be heard by the Supreme Court... it could impact up to 4.3 million retroactively births..." — Charlie Kirk [16:22]
• "If everybody simply born on American soil is automatically a citizen, you have to ask yourself, why not the Native Americans?" — Charlie Kirk [24:51]
• "The Supreme Court of the United States has only ever ruled on ... legally in the United States and permanently [resident]... never ruled on illegal immigrants." — Blake Neff [25:56]
• "This would put Obama in complete control of iconic American brands..." — Jack Posobiec [33:39]
• "The audience doesn’t want wokeness... why is there so much of this woke crap... in Looney Tunes and Batman?" — Jack Posobiec [37:37]
• "If you’re not paying attention to who’s in control of this, you’re not paying attention to who’s in control of the minds of the masses." — Jack Posobiec [44:28]
• "TikTok has created an inverted set of structure for bad behavior..." — Jack Posobiec [53:01]
• "You have those links out there, you see what people are clicking on... you are an incredibly good vibes reader..." — Blake Neff on Kane [65:06]
• "Europe is in economic sharp decline... reduced to regulatory superpower, bossing people around and shaking them down for money." — Blake Neff [90:27]
• "There’s no way that any rational country would want a policy like [automatic citizenship for illegal's children]." — Will Chamberlain [102:50]
• "I won the young vote... I want to thank Charlie and I want to thank TikTok..." — Donald Trump [96:42]

Timestamps for Major Segments

• [09:03] – Start of show, remembering Charlie at Turning Point gala
• [10:54] – Emotional stories from supporters
• [13:53] – Launch of Charlie’s last book
• [16:22] – Birthright citizenship Supreme Court preview
• [24:51] – Native American citizenship and 14th Amendment
• [25:56] – Legal history and Supreme Court cases (birthright citizenship)
• [33:39] – Paramount v. Netflix v. Warner Brothers: cultural stakes
• [42:08] – Trump, regulatory issues, and merger implications
• [45:51] – Debate on cultural gatekeeping in new and old media
• [52:00] – Viral Cinnabon incident & commentary
• [61:24] – Kane segment: right-wing vibes and Indiana redistricting
• [70:51] – Indiana redistricting and grassroots activism
• [84:09] – Will Chamberlain joins: EU Digital Services Act and X
• [102:21] – Supreme Court, birthright citizenship revisited
• [105:42] – Closing remarks and preview

Summary Tone & Final Thoughts

This episode blends heartfelt remembrance with a steely resolve to carry forward Charlie Kirk’s mission. The hosts dig into the culture wars, legal turning points, and internal debates of the right, always with passionate, often emotional, advocacy for American values as they see them. The show’s candid assessments, legal analysis, and pop culture awareness keep it both accessible and pointed for its core audience. The absence of Charlie is keenly felt, but his philosophy remains at the center of every topic discussed.

For more, check out:

• Charlie Kirk’s final book: 45books.com
• Real America’s Voice & Turning Point USA coverage
• Support Citizen Free Press and Article 3 Project

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