The Charlie Kirk Show – "Charlie Was Right Again"

Date: November 20, 2025
Host: Andrew Colvett (executive producer), with Blake Neff and Tyler Boyer (Turning Point Action COO)
Theme: Vindication of Charlie Kirk’s predictions, the reconciliation of Elon Musk and Donald Trump, the state of the conservative movement post-Charlie Kirk, and crucial ongoing fights over redistricting.

Episode Overview

This episode centers on the fulfillment of a major prediction by the late Charlie Kirk regarding the reunion of Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The hosts reflect on themes of coalition-building, forgiveness among political rivals, the importance of focusing on the "real enemy" within American politics, and provide detailed updates on current redistricting battles that could determine partisan control of Congress. Throughout, the panel discusses the current mood and future direction of the conservative movement in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Charlie Kirk’s Prediction: Trump and Musk Reunite

• [01:20] The episode opens with producers celebrating a major prediction by Charlie Kirk coming true: the public reconciliation between Trump and Elon Musk at a high-profile White House dinner honoring Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
• Background: Musk and Trump had a bitter feud starting in June 2025, exacerbated by Musk’s public criticisms and a personal falling-out, despite Musk having supported Trump's 2024 campaign financially and serving in his administration.
• Charlie's Prediction: During an episode of "Thought Crime" on June 5, 2025, Charlie predicted that by Christmas, there would be a surprise Musk–Trump reunion (played at [03:49]):

  “It's all going to be okay. Again, I will say right here, you can mark it down by Christmas. Maybe before that there will be like a surprise. Elon Musk comes for dinner, comes for dessert at Mar A Lago, you know, leaked New York Times, Elon Musk spotted at Mar a Lago. I'm just saying by Christmas, don't be shocked.” (Charlie Kirk, [03:56])

• Vindication: The reunion happened even before Thanksgiving, solidifying Charlie’s reputation for political foresight.

2. The Significance of Forgiveness and Coalition-building

• [04:40–07:17] The hosts discuss the public and symbolic power of the Musk–Trump handshake at Charlie’s memorial. This moment—"for Charlie"—was widely shared and interpreted as a testament to Charlie's legacy of building coalitions and encouraging rivals to align for greater strategic goals.

  “Mr. Musk, who friends say was very emotionally affected by Mr. Kirk's death, posted a picture online of the exchange. That image of that exchange, I believe it got, I think he said, 'for Charlie.' And I think it got 76 million views.” (Blake Neff, [05:39])

• They emphasize that unity doesn’t require total agreement on all issues (e.g., spending, immigration) but prioritizing major common threats:

  “It’s not that they’re aligned on everything...It’s being aligned on the core things. He said...we have to be able to build our alliances, maintain those alliances, even when it’s difficult.” (Blake Neff, [06:12])

3. Musings on Masculine Reconciliation and the ‘Feminization’ of Conflict

• [08:14–09:44] Referencing Helen Andrews' notion of “the great feminization,” the hosts explore how men historically find ways to reconcile after conflict—citing the Musk–Trump reunion as an example.

  “Men therefore develop methods for reconciling with opponents and learning to live in peace with people. They were fighting yesterday. Females, even in primate species, are slower to reconcile than males. This is a guy thing. And Charlie, he genuinely understood that.” (Andrew Colvett, [09:10])

4. The Current State of the Conservative Movement

• [10:30–14:52] The discussion shifts to the state of the right post-Charlie Kirk, noting intra-movement infighting, leadership vacuums, and a sense of “bad vibes” after recent election losses.
• Reframing the Narrative: Despite pessimism, the hosts stress policy wins under Trump (e.g., border security, H1B visa reforms) and underscore the need to not lose sight of the “real enemy”—the radical left, as highlighted by JD Vance:

  "Don’t let the debates that we're having internally blind us to the fact that we are up against a radical leftist movement that murdered my friend a couple of months ago." (JD Vance, [14:29])

5. Root Causes of Societal Problems: Mass Illegal Immigration

• [15:19–16:33] Analysis of a viral Homeland Security post that links high rent, grocery prices, healthcare costs, and other woes to “tens of millions of criminal illegals.” The hosts argue bluntly that removing these populations would improve life for citizens.

  “There are tens of millions of criminal illegals in our country. Many problems. A simple answer, and it really is.” (Andrew Colvett, [15:51])

6. Redistricting Battles: The Next Political Front

• [17:41–29:07] Executive deep dive into redistricting fights in battleground and Republican-dominated states.
  • Gavin Newsom’s strategy in California is depicted as an aggressive Democratic power grab, aiming to subtract GOP seats via Prop 50.
  • Republican states like Texas, Florida, and Indiana are counseled to respond aggressively but prudently, with caution against overreliance on gerrymandering that could backfire in “wipeout” elections.

  “The thing about gerrymandering that a lot of people don't get is... you can win more seats until suddenly you start losing them, and then you can lose a lot.” (Blake Neff, [23:01])

  • Discussion of legal cases (e.g., Texas) likely headed to the Supreme Court and the logistical/bureaucratic hurdles of redistricting timelines.

7. Questions from the Audience: Activism and Redistricting

• [30:39–36:32] Listeners ask how to get involved with Turning Point USA/Turning Point Action even in blue states, and how to support local redistricting battles (especially in Indiana and Georgia).
  • Guidance on joining “coalitions” (e.g., Moms, Farmers, Black Americans, Healthy Americans) and using the Turning Point Action app for remote activism.

8. Addressing Movement Unity: The Tim Pool Question

• [35:01–36:38] A listener asks why TPUSA hasn't reconciled with Tim Pool as they urge coalition-building elsewhere; the response clarifies scheduling miscommunications, not animus, and a desire to include Pool at future Amfest events.

9. Further Structural Challenges

• [37:25–37:31] Discussion of the feasibility of running a new census to address demographic changes, its costs, and procedural hurdles.

Notable Quotes by Timestamp

"If the most important thing for you is just feeling good, you're going to end up miserable. But if the most important thing is doing good, you will end up purposeful. College is a scam, everybody."
— Charlie Kirk ([00:03])

"Men fight. Big news, big deal. Get over it. Focus on the policies, focus on the victories, and they will continue."
— Charlie Kirk ([03:49], in previously aired clip)

"By Christmas, maybe before that, there will be like a surprise. Elon Musk comes for dinner, comes for dessert at Mar A Lago... I'm just saying by Christmas, don't be shocked."
— Charlie Kirk ([03:56], in prediction clip)

“It’s not that they’re aligned on everything...It’s being aligned on the core things.”
— Blake Neff ([06:12])

"It’s a guy thing. And Charlie, he genuinely understood that."
— Andrew Colvett ([09:10])

“Don’t let the debates that we're having internally blind us to the fact that we are up against a radical leftist movement that murdered my friend a couple of months ago.”
— JD Vance ([14:29])

“There are tens of millions of criminal illegals in our country. Many problems. A simple answer, and it really is.”
— Andrew Colvett ([15:51], referencing a viral DHS tweet)

"The thing about gerrymandering that a lot of people don't get is... you can win more seats until suddenly you start losing them, and then you can lose a lot."
— Blake Neff ([23:01])

Important Timestamps

• [03:49–04:14] – Charlie Kirk’s on-air Trump–Musk prediction from June
• [05:34–05:39] – The “for Charlie” Musk–Trump handshake at Kirk’s memorial goes viral
• [06:12–07:17] – Analysis of prioritizing core values and coalition over minor disagreements
• [08:14–09:44] – Referencing the “great feminization,” and the masculine art of reconciliation
• [14:29] – JD Vance’s statement on staying focused on the Left as the main adversary
• [15:19–16:33] – Discussion of mass illegal immigration as root of domestic issues
• [17:41–29:07] – Detailed breakdown of the redistricting fight, with state-by-state details
• [30:39–36:32] – Advice for activists and details on coalition-building
• [35:01–36:38] – The Tim Pool question: movement unity and event logistics

Overall Tone

The episode is supportive, energetic, sometimes combative, and openly reflective. The tone is “no-holds-barred, unapologetically conservative, freedom-loving,” with frank discussions of movement challenges, pride in foreseeing political developments, and a continual focus on coalition over infighting.

For Listeners Who Missed the Episode

This episode is essential listening for those in the conservative grassroots, providing reassurance about recent political wins, offering actionable information on activism, and stressing the over-arching necessity for unity in the face of leftist opposition. The vindication of Charlie Kirk’s political insight—particularly regarding the Trump–Musk reunion—serves as a unifying narrative for the base in a time of uncertainty.