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Charlie Kirk (0:00)
Hey everybody, we fell short in Wisconsin. What is Congress doing exactly? We asked the question and then Senator Mark Wayne Mullen tries to answer that here on the Charlie Kirk Show. Elie Mistahl, an anti white activist, is gaining steam and we respond to his latest comments. That and more. Email us. As always, Freedomarliekirk.com become a member today. Members.charliekirk.com that is members.charliekirk dot com get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa.com that is tpusa.com start a high school or college chapter today at tpusa.com buckle up everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here.
Mark Wayne Mullen (0:39)
Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.
Charlie Kirk (0:41)
I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk.
Mark Wayne Mullen (0:45)
Charlie Kirk's running the White House, folks.
Charlie Kirk (0:48)
I want to thank Charlie. He's an incredible guy, his spirit, his love of this country. He's done an amazing job building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, Turning Point usa. We will not impart, embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries, destroyed lives and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country. That's why we are here. Noble Gold Investments is the official gold sponsor of the Charlie Kirk Show, a company that specializes in gold IRAs and physical delivery of precious metals. Learn how you could protect your wealth with Noble gold investments@noblegoldinvestments.com that is noblegoldinvestments.com it's where I buy all of my gold. Go to noblegoldinvestments.com Last evening was election day, election night and we saw the results. We won both of the special elections in Florida, which was terrific and we fell over 10 points short in the state of Wisconsin. Our Turning Point action team worked very, very hard. We were outspent, outgunned, outmanned, but they did their very best. But we still felt fell dramatically short. We are a low prop party. We are the party of welders, electricians. We're a party that is younger and the older you go up the ladder, actually the more and more they're moving in the Democrat direction. The older you are, the more likely you are to vote. The wealthier you are, the more likely you are to vote. And both those things now are more likely to go in the Democrat direction. Yesterday Crawford defeated Brad Schimmel in the Wisconsin Supreme Court off year special election. That means Democrats now control the Wisconsin Supreme Court with a 4, 3 majority. They're going to now get rid of two congressional seats in Wisconsin, which means that we'll have a much harder time winning the House of representatives in 2026. This they will also work very hard to repeal voter ID laws even though there was a passage of a voter ID measure last evening. A little bit of a silver lining. The voter integrity laws are going to get heavily eroded by this Wisconsin Supreme Court. Also issues such as men in female locker rooms. We covered in great detail a 16 year old 200 pound man who is in a locker room, a female locker room, and these young girls are forced to undress next to him while he is rubbing his genitals. And they get punished and they get kicked out of class because they are not sensitive enough or accepting enough to be around a naked 200 pound boy who very well might be masturbating next to them. It's a true story happening right there in southern Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Supreme Court very well might come in and rule. The girls must be subject to that humiliation ritual. So these elections matter. But even though these elections matter, turnout was not nearly high enough amongst Republicans and Trump supporters. Lower propensity voters, the people that showed up in massive numbers for President Trump, many of whom decided to embrace the couch instead of the ballot. Even though voting takes five to 10 minutes and you can fill out a ballot or go to a voting station or a voting center near you, many of whom decided to stay at home. Now, I'm not even here to criticize the people who did not show up to vote. I think you made a big mistake. But honestly, the fact you went and voted for Donald Trump back in November shows that you can vote. Shows that you can get off the couch. Instead, I want to examine what we need to do as a party in a movement to motivate people. You see, President Trump was able to motivate people. Your local congressman is not able to motivate people. A Supreme Court seat. Your average welder says why do I care about the Supreme Court seat? It's too abstract, it's too wonky, it's too distant. Where a hyper, college educated, NPR listening New York Times subscribing voter understands with great detail how this all plays together in a broader chess game to turn the country to the left, to make the country more progressive. Politics is an afterthought for many of our Trump supporters. They have common sense and American values, but they are voters who must be chased. And President Trump did so much of that work for us. And of course we accompanied that work at Turning Point Action Democrats have become the college indoctrinated, institutionalized and government dependent high prop Party. They live for politics. Politics is their religion. You may hate President Trump, but he resurrected a dead GOP back to life. Voters who weren't on anyone's data rolls came out of the woodwork. Vote for President Trump. Our ideas are better and they're actually very popular. But we need to match like for like. We need to out organize Democrats and we need to match their fundraising advantage. That's a huge problem, and I certainly hope Cash Patel and Dan Bongino do the work to look into the suspicious activity associated to ACT Blue. Andy Biggs, Congressman from Arizona, who's also running for governor of Arizona, wrote the ACT Blue letter to Kash Patel asking for a criminal investigation into ACT Blue. I certainly hope that happens. But looking even more broadly and taking a step back, most voters need to see more action from Congress. Now I get it. There's a filibuster. I totally understand it. I understand that it's hard to pass bills, but Congress needs to get into gear. Congress needs to show real results to the conservative base, not just performative congressional hearings. We need to get down into the basics and the details, and we need to start passing bills that will improve the livelihood of the American people. President Trump can only do so much, and we are seeing the southern border completely secured. The greatest success story so far of President Trump's second term is, is undoubtedly the southern border. It is crickets on the southern border. The invasion is over. People don't even think about it anymore because it is done. Mass deportations are going very well. We need to get those numbers up even more. The economy, we're not really sure where it's going yet. We got the tariff news, and we're keeping our eyes on that. That is liberation day. But I have all the confidence that President Trump will be able to drill, baby, drill, and be able to liberate the economy from. From the prior hostage taking. But we need to prove that when people go out of their way to vote for Republicans, we deliver. When they vote for Republicans, we need to prove that Republicans deliver. Trump is delivering. But voters tell us every single day when we knock on their door in Wisconsin, they say, well, Trump is fighting for me, but Congress is not. So Congress needs to get off their tail right now and start to prove to the American people that they are fighting for us. It is now April 2nd. We are nearing the 100th day of President Trump's second term. Other than the Lake and Riley act and a debt ceiling hike, what has Congress done so far? Now, unfortunately, the House is out of session. Right now, I think that's crazy. I understand the argument where, hey, we had to go fill those two Florida House seats to be able to pass these, this big, massive 100 day reconciliation bill. The Senate only gets two reconciliation bills this year. We get two bites at the apple. The last Congress was basically the least productive ever. But this might break the record, and I'm telling you right now, Mike Johnson and John Thune and anybody in Congress, the midterms will go the way of Wisconsin, in the entire country if you don't start passing meaningful legislation. In the past, Congress has been unable to pass anything besides spending bills, and we might fall short of that. This is Speaker Johnson talking about how a handful of Republicans just joined every House Democrat to take down a rule. Now, I don't want to get too big into, too deep into this. This is about remote proxy voting. I don't even know all the details surrounding it. I'm very much against remote voting. If you can't go be in person to do the job, then don't be a member of Congress. I know the counter argument is, look, Anna Paulina, who obviously is amazing, and Kat Kamek are having children. And don't you want to accommodate their ability to vote and also be with their kids? Of course I do. But you gotta make a choice. You have to go be with your kids or you have to go serve in Congress. If Congress can vote by proxy, we might as well abolish Congress, give them offices in their district and they'll never meet together. There are constitutional questions around it. And because of this situation that unfolded this week, Congress is adjourned and we're not going to see any results this week because of it. Play cut 209.
