No Kings, No Deal in DC + Is Bolton Just the Start?

Summary

The Charlie Kirk Show

Episode: No Kings, No Deal in DC + Is Bolton Just the Start?
Date: October 17, 2025
Host: Charlie Kirk (via archived audio/legacy), Andrew Colvett (Executive Producer, guest host), Mikey McCoy (Turning Point USA Chief of Staff), Mike Davis (Article 3 Project)

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Episode Overview

This episode of The Charlie Kirk Show addresses the tense political atmosphere in Washington, focusing on the ongoing government shutdown, the approaching “No Kings” protests, the radicalization of the American left (especially Antifa and associated activist movements), the growing influence of Islam in U.S. politics, and the rise of leftist candidate Mamdani in New York City. The second half features legal commentary by Mike Davis on the indictment of John Bolton and prospects for further indictments of high-profile political figures, framing the show’s throughlines of accountability and legacy. The episode is marked by tributes to the legacy of Charlie Kirk, following his assassination, and a call for continued activism and vigilance from conservative audiences.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Political Context: Government Shutdown & "No Kings" Protests

[01:32–09:07]

• Andrew Colvett returns from Washington DC and outlines the dual crises: a persistent federal government shutdown and the upcoming “No Kings” protests.

• The protests are expected to be far-left, possibly violent, and heavily influenced by Antifa and allied groups.

• Media figures, including Ana Navarro, speculate about “paid instigators,” while Andrew and Mikey contest narratives blaming “right-wing agitators.” They suggest leftist violence is more common:

  “Time and again, it always is the left that are the instigators of violence.“
  —Mikey McCoy [04:38]

• Andrew emphasizes the different temperaments of leftists and conservatives, notably their reactions to tragedy and political loss, drawing on a previous discussion with Gad Saad about gratitude and faith:

  “We do not grieve the way the world grieves because we are anchored by our faith.”
  —Andrew Colvett [05:49]

2. Leftist Protest Movements & Antifa

[07:00–09:51]

• Mikey argues that radical left movements are fundamentally “destructive,” seeking not to reform but to tear down and “rule over the ashes.”
• The segment includes critique of ideological funding and ‘paid protesters,’ referencing George Soros and the professionalization of activism.
• Andrew and Mikey discuss the “cultural suicide” they see in America’s failure to stand up against these trends.

3. Updates: The New York City Mayoral Race & Islam in Politics

[12:37–16:55]

• Significant attention paid to the NYC mayoral race: candidate Mamdani, a left-wing, Muslim figure, is surging in polls.

  “We do not want a communist run in New York. I think it’s going to lead to carnage. Cops are going to flee the city… It’s going to be a reversal of Giuliani’s broken window strategy.”
  —Andrew Colvett [13:42]

• The discussion turns to faith as a campaign issue, with concerns about the degree to which American politicians—Cuomo in particular—are compelled to demonstrate respect for Islam to secure votes. Mikey frames this as an alarming, swift cultural shift:

  “It's scary to see how far we've actually fallen that in 2025, in America's largest city, the debate question is, how many mosques have you visited? And Charlie would warn about this all the time, that this is inevitably coming. And it came way faster than we thought it would.”
  —Mikey McCoy [15:21]

• Reference to Charlie Kirk's June tweet:

  “It’s not Islamophobia to notice that a man who wants to globalize the intifada is about to run America’s largest and once-greatest city… It’s cultural suicide to stay silent.”
  —Charlie Kirk (quoted by Andrew) [15:55]

4. Charlie Kirk’s Legacy & Conservative Resilience After His Assassination

[18:45–21:53]

• Mike Davis joins the conversation, reflecting on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, characterizing the act as politically motivated and part of a broader attack on conservative America.

  “These leftists think that they can just kill their political enemy… They don’t want to debate us, they want to kill us. And we need to go in with that mindset that we have to destroy these demonic forces legally, politically and financially.”
  —Mike Davis [20:15]

• The hosts call for “boldness,” faith, and persevering activism, emphasizing peace but vigilance and commitment to legacy.

5. Bolton Indictment and Legal Battles Ahead

[24:44–36:33]

• Recent indictment of John Bolton for mishandling classified information is discussed as just the beginning of a broader legal reckoning for deep-state and Democrat officials.

  “These are the appetizer indictments. And just wait for the main course.”
  —Mike Davis [24:52]

• Davis lays out the legal mechanisms and constitutional basis for prosecuting former officials, referencing grand juries and the potential for further charges:

  “Every federal prosecutor in America works for the Deputy Attorney General, who works for the Attorney General, who works for the President… there’s a reason we have grand juries.”
  —Mike Davis [34:40]

• The panel critiques left-wing media narratives framing Democrats as “victims” of weaponized justice, after years, they argue, of Democrat-driven “lawfare” against Trump and conservatives.

• Davis expresses optimism that justice is coming:

  “Justice is definitely coming. I have pushed very hard for this for the last three years, and I'm gonna push very hard for this for the next four years.”
  —Mike Davis [33:50]

6. The Oxford Union, Campus Culture, and the Campaign to Defend Charlie’s Legacy

[38:56–44:00]

• Highlight: The “shame of the week” is George Aberonier, Oxford Union president-elect, who celebrated Charlie Kirk’s assassination in a group chat.

• Recap of Charlie’s 2025 Oxford Union debate, replayed with emphasis on cultural decline and campus apathy:

  “So I would just ask you to think… why is it that men in countries that barely have toilets and do not have two pounds to rub together, but they do have kids and they do have a wife, are much happier than someone with a big flat in downtown London? Something to think about.”
  —Charlie Kirk [40:28]

• The hosts criticize declining standards of dress, speech, and integrity at elite institutions as symbolic of civilizational decline.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On the difference between leftists and conservatives:

  “The progressive seeks to change… but they don't seek to change in the right way or in the right direction. They seek to destroy so that they can rebuild. It's like the French Revolution.”
  —Mikey McCoy [06:46]

• On the threat of radical Islam and Mamdani’s rise:

  “It's not Islamophobia to notice that Muslims want to import values into the West that seek to destabilize our civilization. It's cultural suicide to stay silent.”
  —Charlie Kirk (tweet quoted by Andrew Colvett) [15:55]

• On legal accountability for the leftist establishment:

  “This is a very serious indictment… If these allegations are true, which they appear to be true, then [Bolton]'s gonna go to prison probably for the rest of his life.”
  —Mike Davis [27:38]

• On Charlie Kirk's influence after his assassination:

  “JD Vance said… if each one of us takes a piece and we just, we all do our part and we keep the legacy alive… together we can sort of fill in the gaps and Charlie would want us to try."
  —Andrew Colvett [19:08]

• On campus culture and the Oxford Union “shame":

  “If the vote of no confidence against the current president elect does not pass, it will signal to the world that the Oxford Union has chosen ideology over integrity…”
  —Mikey McCoy (reading his letter) [41:13]

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Timestamps for Important Segments

• [01:32] – Andrew Colvett sets the show’s DC/political crisis context
• [04:38] – Mikey McCoy on left-wing violence and protest culture
• [07:13] – Analysis of ideological roots of left/progressive protest
• [12:37] – NYC Mayoral race and Mamdani’s surge
• [15:21] – Discussion of the role of Islam in city politics and culture
• [18:45] – Mike Davis joins; reflection on Charlie Kirk’s legacy
• [20:15] – Mike Davis’s anger and resolve post-assassination
• [24:52] – Bolton indictment discussed as first step in broader legal action
• [27:38] – The details and seriousness of the Bolton indictment
• [33:50] – Mike Davis on the timeline for grand jury indictments
• [38:56] – “Shame of the week”: The Oxford Union and defense of tradition

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Conclusion

The episode combines urgent political analysis and calls to activism with cultural critique, legal commentary, and remembrance of Charlie Kirk. It urges listeners to stay vigilant, get involved, and defend American and Western values against what the hosts see as a coordinated campaign of cultural and political subversion.

Action Points for Listeners:

• Be proactive in the culture war on campuses and in your community
• Engage in civic action (highlight on voter turnout in NYC)
• Watch for legal developments regarding major political figures
• Uphold high standards and integrity, resisting cultural decay

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Transcript

[Charlie Kirk]

My name is Charlie Kirk. I run the largest pro American student organization in the country, fighting for the future of our republic. My call is to fight evil and to proclaim truth. If the most important thing for you is just feeling good, you're gonna end up miserable. But if the most important thing is doing good, you will end up purposeful. College is a scam, everybody. You gotta stop sending your kids to college. You should get married as young as possible and have as many kids as possible. Go start a Turning Point USA College chapter. Go start a Turning Point USA High School chapter. Go find out how your church can get involved. Sign up and become an activist. I gave my life to the Lord in fifth grade. Most important decision I ever made in my life. And I encourage you to do the same. Here I am, Lord. Use me. Buckle up, everybody. Here we go. The Charlie Kirk show is proudly sponsored by Preserve Gold. But the leading gold and silver experts and the only precious metals company I recommend to my family, friends and viewers.

[Andrew Colvett]

All right, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show. Back in the studio. My name's Andrew Colvett. I'm the executive producer of this fine show. I'm joined by Mikey McCoy, who's gonna be my co pilot today.

[Mikey McCoy]

It's an honor to be next to the great Andrew Colvett.

[Andrew Colvett]

No, I was about to say the same about you. You got this clip that's going viral. I think we need to get it loaded up. It was too funny.

[Mikey McCoy]

Yeah, I don't know. We'll.

[Andrew Colvett]

If you guys missed out, thought crime. I had to fly back to Phoenix last night from our nation's capital, the imperial capital, and I had to fly back. So you guys took the second part of the show after the debate. I watched it actually on the plane. I had really good wi fi. Thank you, American. So I had really good. So I watched it and then I watched your guys analysis and I thought you did a great job and your particular segment was fantastic. So at one point, Mikey goes. You know, the moderators really missed him. They should have brought out a Chipotle bowl. Yeah.

[Mikey McCoy]

And held it up and said, Mr. Momdani, how do you eat this? With a fork or your hands? It was a missed moment.

[Andrew Colvett]

It was a missed moment. You did a good impression of everybody as well, so we should get that going. But anyways, lots of news happening today. Zelensky is. He's gonna be in Washington at 1:00pm The President is going to greet him 1:00pm Eastern at the White House. And then they're gonna have a bilateral meeting. All of this of course, comes after President Trump said that there was a very productive call with Vladimir Putin yesterday. There's a trust issue there. Certainly President Trump signaled that there might be a trust issue. And we're gonna see what happens. So in the 1 o' clock hour, we're gonna get into that. The backdrop upon all of that, Mr. Mikey McCoy, is the fact that the government is still shut down. And it's the first time I've ever seen John Thune upset from the floor of the Senate because he's offering them proposal after proposal after proposal. And they basically keep saying, no, no, no, no, no. The Democrats want the shutdown because this weekend is gonna be the no Kings protests. We'll call them protests, mostly peaceful. And I was showing Mikey and the break things I wanted to play on the air, but there was just too many swear words and the poor studio was gonna have to like dump every other second because I guarantee we wouldn't be able to bleep out that many swear words. But there are people all over TikTok and Instagram basically saying there's going to be potentially violence at these no Kings rallies. And even Ana Navarro is suggesting there's going to be paid instigators here. Right? And a lot of this is going to be anti fascists, antifa folks that align with them, maybe that wear black block on the weekends. That's the thing people need to understand. This is an ideological movement. It is a societal cancer and a parasite on civilized society. Why? Because antifa, anti fascists have rejected the bedrock of a constitutional republic which we have here in the United States, which is open debate, open dialogue, which is what Charlie believed in, which is what Charlie advocated for. Peaceful, open debate. You get to win with your ideas. You don't get to win with guns and fists. We are all sharing this country together, after all. But this is what Ana Navarro said. Now, I think she is inferring that this is gonna be right wing instigators, Mikey McCoy. But what we saw on TikTok this morning is a bunch of leftists ready for a fight. Yep, they wanna fight ice. They hope that people get in their face. They're ready to, let's say, take it to the next level.

[Mikey McCoy]

Time and again, it always is the left that are the instigators of violence. The ones on the right are oftentimes not those ones. They'll show up with a microphone, they'll interview you in the street, but then they'll get punched in the face for asking you a question on camera. And that's what we see with a lot of right wing influencers that are out there, independent journalists. But it's a value of the left to have violence, but also to have violence when you're in the streets protesting, because it's the destruction of reality and truth, but then it's also the destruction of society. And so they're breaking down windows and they're breaking down businesses and they're burning things in the street. This just isn't something you see on the right. It's just a value of the left.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah, you saw this after Charlie was assassinated. We didn't burn, we didn't riot, we prayed, we held vigils. Our side is wired much differently. And actually we talked about this with Gad Saad yesterday, which I thought was really important. We had Gadsad full hour interview. Jack was in studio with me out of dc. It was a really fascinating conversation. But what he talked about is the difference between progressives and conservatives. Mainly that conservatives want to conserve something they love.

[Mikey McCoy]

Yes.

[Andrew Colvett]

Therefore, just at the very base level, we are grateful for the things that we have. We want to conserve beauty, truth, goodness, these eternal truths that we get from our faith, from God and that are enshrined in our constitution. We are grateful for them. So that's why we smile, that's why we're, we're happy even. You know, like I said, we've seen some of the comments like, you guys aren't grieving enough, you're not sad enough. It's like, first of all, go pound sand, go touch grass, get a life. So second of all, we do not grieve the way the world grieves because we are anchored by our faith. And we know that God has a plan even when we don't understand it, even when it breaks our heart. But when you compare that to a progressive mindset, they are by nature displeased with the current status quo. They want to progress past it, and therefore they're upset about the current status quo. They're angry. And so that is the difference at a very fundamental level. Why, you ask? Why is a. Why are these progressives all look sullen and downcast and conservatives are happy and we're dancing and we love our country.

[Mikey McCoy]

Yeah. They have nothing to value in life. And the progressive seeks to change, but they don't seek to change in the right way or in the right direction. They seek to destroy so that they can rebuild. It's like the French Revolution.

[Andrew Colvett]

Well, they seek to destroy and rule over the ashes, whether or not they could rebuild Anything that civilized humans have created, namely our founders and those who've gone before us, great generations of Americans before us, is certainly an open question. I tend to think they can't. I want to play this clip from Ana Navarro361 talking about paid instigators.

[Ana Navarro]

You know that there's going to be instigators, paid instigators that show up and you can be that secure that that's going to be there. I was at the no Kings rally in June in Miami and I tell you that it lifted my spirits. It was inspired. I saw all sorts of freedom loving Americas, all ages, all nationalities, all creeds. It was just the most uplifting thing at a time when so many of us feel down because we see the threats against democracy.

[Andrew Colvett]

Mikey, you have some thoughts?

[Mikey McCoy]

Yeah, every time I hear her I just kind of crack up a little bit because it's just so silly. Like every stance she's. We have the paid pay protesters in the streets and we need to have the. And it's just. Okay, so you're admitting that these are like Soros funded protesters that are in the streets and you know that they're paid and you know that they're organized through like a left wing organization because all of their signs are perfectly painted. President Trump talked about this in his speech. Perfectly painted. They all say the same thing, they're all really nice. And these are people that live in their mom's basement and so they don't have the resources to make a sign that nice. And they're all coming in to these streets, they're protesting. A lot of them are paid. And the ones that aren't paid are the super radical ones that are going and destroying businesses and people's livelihoods. And we're going to talk about this later with Mamdani, but this is just, this is what the left is and this is the direction that they're headed as a group of people to just break down society. It's very Nietzsche. It's the reevaluation of values, it's the destruction of society. It's the changing of man's values. Which is funny because Nietzsche talked about that. How about man has his own values? That in and of itself is a value.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah, well, I sort of reject the premise because we were all made in the image of the likeness of God and therefore God is the author and God should be the one that sort of instructs us on our values. But here's one. I mean we are bracing for impact. So again, government shut down the Democrats do not want to make a deal before this no Kings weekend. Right. So these are, they're working in tandem right now. And so you hear people like Scott Besant or Sean Duffy, they're sounding the alarm bell here. 354 Scott Besant, the thought out there.

[Mike Davis]

That they're at least waiting to this crazy no Kings rally this weekend, which is going to be the farthest left, the hardest core, the most unhinged in the Democratic Party, which is a big title.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah. So I mean, for him to be saying that Scott Bessen is not a bomb thrower either. And he's. And by the way, they are investigating the Antifa network, the financing network of all this. So he's seeing from a different vantage point just how radical these groups are going to be.

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[Mikey McCoy]

I thought this was the most New York debate ever. Because you have these two New Yorkers on stage arguing on who loves the Jews more. And then you have mom Donnie saying the craziest stuff on stage. And you have, you got mom Donnie saying we need rent control buildings and we need to fix everything. And then you got Sliwa going up there in every other sentence. He's going, you know, in my day when we had the guardian angels, we would patrol the streets and keep it clean. And then Cuomo doesn't really know what's going on. Somehow ties it all back to, you know, protecting the Jewish community, which is great. You know, that's a big community in New York. But I, I did think it was very near New York. And then on top of that, you have the two DEI sign language hires who have the green sheep behind them. And I, I think that they automatically thought that, that maybe a set would pop up if they put a green sheet behind them. But I, I, I thought it was good. I thought the moderator did well. I thought maybe the moderator could have started by holding up a Chipotle bowl and saying, Mr. Mamdani, how do you eat this? With your hands or a fork? I thought that we really missed out on that one. But other than that, I thought it was a pretty good debate.

[Andrew Colvett]

Oh, my goodness. Well done, Mikey. Well done. You're, you are just full of surprises. So in spite of this, I just had to play because it was so funny. I was rolling this morning because I missed, somehow I missed that part of it. I don't know if my Internet messed up on the, because at some point, like it stopped working on the plane anyways. But the point is Mamdani's getting stronger.

[Mikey McCoy]

Yes.

[Andrew Colvett]

So it's now an open question whether if Sliwa drops out of the race, if you combine Sliwa's 17%, well, it's 15% and Cuomo's 31%. They really, it's a question of whether or not they can even overtake Momdani, who's now at 49%. Let's go ahead and play cut 357.

[Unknown Political Commentator]

Mamdani is actually up, he's up to 49%. Then you got Cuomo at 31%. So a 15 point advantage back in September, on the average. Now it is 18 points. The bottom line is this. Andrew Cuomo needs something very big to change at this particular point, because if something doesn't change over the final two and a half weeks of this campaign, this race is pretty much over.

[Andrew Colvett]

So I'm going to play that and then this clip. So Mamdani's growing in strength. I want everybody to brace for impact. We do not want a communist run in New York. I think it's going to lead to carnage. Cops are going to flee the city and he's not gonna prosecute a lot of petty and mid level crimes, which is a reversal of Giuliani's broken window strategy where he would clean up graffiti and things like that. Because it leads to people thinking that people care about their community and that therefore they shouldn't do more crime. That's kind of the psychology of that. So Mamdani's gonna reverse that. You're gonna see a rise in crime, rise in carnage. I think it's terrible. But then this mosque question came up, and I instantly thought of Charlie when this came up. Let's go ahead and play cut 332.

[Unknown Debate Participant]

In the Democratic primary for him to set foot in a mosque. He had more than 10 years, and he couldn't name a single mosque at the last debate we had that he visited. And what Muslims want in this city is what every community wants and deserves. They want equality, and they want respect. And it took me to get you to even see those Muslims as part of this city. And that, frankly, is something that is shameful and is why so many New Yorkers have lost faith in this politics.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah. Except.

[Mikey McCoy]

I worked with the Muslim community.

[Andrew Colvett]

For many, many years.

[Unknown Debate Participant]

Name a single mosque. You, when you were the governor, can you name a single mosque you went.

[Mike Davis]

To in 10 years before you were ever here?

[Unknown Debate Participant]

Before I was here.

[Andrew Colvett]

I actually love Cuomo's, like, listen, buddy bucko, like, young kid. He's like, I know more Muslim. I've known more Muslims, like, since before you were born, you know, kind of thing. But, like, the point that bothers me is that in 2025, we're now at a situation where American mayors have to kiss the ring of Islam in order to get elected.

[Mikey McCoy]

Yeah, it's scary to see Charlie warned about this all the time, but it's scary to see how far we've actually fallen that in 2025, in America's largest city, the debate question is, how many mosques have you visited? And Charlie would warn about this all the time, that this is inevitably coming. And it came way faster than we thought it would. And so with this trajectory that we are headed on, what's going to be next in five, ten years from now to have conversations on how good of a job you're doing implementing Sharia law in your city.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah. Well, check this out. Charlie had this tweet. I just sent it to the chat. Sorry, guys, a little last minute, but throw it up when you can. He posted this in June. June 25th. It's not Islamophobia to notice that a man who wants to globalize the intifada is about to run America's largest and once greatest city. It's not Islamophobia to notice that Muslims want to import values into the west that seek to destabilize our civilization. It's cultural suicide to stay silent. Totally agree. And this is why on this show we're gonna boldly talk about the rise of Islam, the specter of Islam, and warn about it. And I think Mamdani has done a fairly, I would say calculated job of staying away from his Muslim faith. But in that moment, mask off, he went straight for it.

[Mikey McCoy]

It's not just mayors in America kissing the ring. This is a global problem, and it's coming to America faster than we realize. But at the Vatican, they have prayer rooms for Muslims. I saw this is a growing threat the likes of which we don't even understand. We've never seen this.

[Andrew Colvett]

All right, so we've got Mike Davis. Mike, I'm gonna welcome you in really quick. Mike Davis from the Article 3 project. Welcome to the show, brother. It's been too long. I'm so excited to chat with you about Bolton and all this stuff, but I would be remiss. I missed a very obvious thing that I needed to talk about on the show, and that's our University of Oklahoma tour stop that we had Last Night with TPUSA. Over 6,000 people. Mike Davis, which I'm told is the largest political event in the history of the state of Oklahoma. Apparently Trump had a rally that was probably around 5, 5 plus, and this was bigger and lines out the door. We had Governor Stitt was there to open it. We had Savannah Chrisley and we had Russell Brand, who I was getting notes all last night this. But the kids are eating it up. I mean, he was really going for it. And he had a viral clip where he was talking about, you need to be bold for Jesus. We have a revival going on. You need to stand up and be strong for your faith. So hat tip to the folks on our field team that set that all up and for the University of Oklahoma, an amazing, amazing triumph. And we just can't find venues big enough. And now we have JD Vance and Erica Kirk that are going to be at Ole Miss in Oxford, Mississippi. And then we've got Eric Trump, Laura Trump, Benny Johnson, and I'm missing. Oh, Coach Tuberville are going to be at Auburn on November 5th. So we've got more tour stops coming up. Those are going to be hot tickets. Hot, hot tickets. Mike, I can't get you one. I'm so sorry. Anyways, welcome to the show, Mike. I had to do that because it was last night and it was just too good. And a total triumph for the team. Mike, welcome back. To the show. You're also joined by Mikey McCoy, Charlie's chief of staff and now just chief of staff of Turning Point.

[Mikey McCoy]

There you go.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah, the chief. The chief. So welcome to the show, Mike.

[Mike Davis]

Well, thank you. And thank you for all you guys are doing to continue Charlie's legacy was you guys are doing outstanding work and you're really stepping up and you have big shoes to fill. But you guys are doing remarkable work every day as evidenced by that Oklahoma rally. So hat tip to you guys.

[Andrew Colvett]

Thank you so much, Mike. And you know, it can't be said enough, there is nobody like Charlie Kirk. He is a once in a generation talent, a giant. He is. His legacy I do believe in this country will be eternal. And there's of course his empty seat. We will not fill it. And it's a reminder to us of what was robbed from us and what was taken from this country and this world. But JD Vance said something on the show this week. He just said, you know, if each one of us takes a piece and we just, we all do our part and we keep the legacy alive, I think that's the only way to look at it. Candidly. It's like, no, I mean, if you asked me to try and do 98% of the things Charlie did, I just would fail in a very ugly public display of failure. But maybe I can do 2% of what he did and maybe Mike, you can do 2% and Mike, you can do 2% and together we can sort of fill in the gaps and Charlie would want us to try. That much I know. So Mike, you haven't been on the show since, at all all happened. So I want to at least give you the opportunity to just kind of reflect on this last month and you know, what, what's it meant to you and, and what are you seeing?

[Mike Davis]

It's, you know, I, I, I, I'm, I don't really get sad. I get angry and I get determined and I am, I'm still boiling with anger about this. The, these leftists think that they can just kill their political enemy. Political enemies. They take out a, a, a father, a husband, a political leader, a good man. And it's not going to work. It's just going to make me triple down. It's going to make you two triple down. There's no, there's no way in hell we're going to go away and there's no way in hell they're going to stop. So I remember I had to do a speech just a couple days after this happened and they, it was just a Lincoln Day speech, speech in rural Colorado. And they were worried about security. And I'm nothing compared to like, compared to Charlie Kirk. I'm like point one percent and they were trying to tell, tell us to cancel this speech for death threats and security reasons. And I said there's no way in hell we're going to do this. That's exactly what the left wants. That's exactly what these demonic forces want. These Marxist forces, like I always say, this is not our parents or grandparents Democrat party. These aren't liberals who love America and just disagree with conservatives on the best way to get there. They're leftist, they're Marxist, they're demonic, they hate America. They're trying to destroy us from within. And they're, you know, they don't want to debate us, they want to kill us. And we need to go in with that mindset that we have to destroy these demonic forces legally, politically and financially. And that I am, I am triple down on that effort after what they did to Charlie.

[Andrew Colvett]

Well said, Mike. And I love that. And every time I hear somebody say something like that, I don't know about you, Mikey, but it gives me more courage to keep going. So I know that we're not alone in this. I know there's an army of us, very peaceful army, but we are very, very serious. And so I just thank you for saying that. It really means a lot. Are you ready to drop up to 20 pounds or more by the new year? At PhD weight loss, they've cracked the code with their Metabolic Reset system, a science backed method that gets your body to burn fat first. The program is simple. They tell you when to eat, what to eat, and customize the program to your body's needs and your schedule. But that's not the best part. PhD is the only program that guarantees your success and your results. No starving, no endless workouts, no risky drugs. Just a smarter system that resets your metabolism, shrinks dangerous belly fat and keeps the weight off permanently.

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[Mikey McCoy]

I mean, this should just be the start. And I feel like a lot of conservatives feel this way, that this should just be the start. And what you saw at the left is they arrested people for being on the footsteps of the Capitol for January 6th. And they broke into their homes in front of their children and arrested them and put them behind bars.

[Andrew Colvett]

I was just texting with Siaka Mosikwai. Yeah, Siaka was. I think he stood in inside for like a couple seconds or something. I can't remember the details of this case. And took a picture and walked out. And they came and raided him with his wife and his new baby. So she's pregnant. It's terrible stuff. And not to mention that, but the Catholic churches. What? Fauci. 15 days to slow the spread, and there was no gain of function. I get it. We're all upset about all these things. But I love. Just so you know where Mikey's head is at.

[Mikey McCoy]

Mikey's like, Jack Smith, Merrick Garland, Fauci, Hillary. We want more. Bring us more.

[Mike Davis]

Let me just promise. Let me promise you guys this. These are the appetizer indictments. And just wait for the main course. And the main course, as I have very publicly called for for the last three years on Charlie's show, on the 5,000 other media hits where I've been a total media whore for three years since the Mar A Lago raid, we need to open up a special grand jury in Fort Pierce, Florida, for conspiracy against rights. That's. That's where they did the Mar? A Lago raid. Fort Pierce, Florida. A special grand jury to investigate all of this lawfare going back to the Russian collusion hoax, Hillary's campaign, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Hillary Brennan, Clapper, Comey, Andrew Weissman. All this goes. This is an ongoing criminal conspiracy. There's no statute of limitations problem. 18 USC section 241, conspiracy against rights. When you politicize and weaponize intel agencies and law enforcement to go after your political enemies, like they did to Trump, like they did to his top aides like Bannon and Navarro and Jeff Clark, like they did to his supporters on January 6 when they persecuted them, like they did to parents, Christians, there is going to be accountability. I'm going to make damn sure that happens.

[Andrew Colvett]

Well, I love that. Here's what's crazy about what's happening right now. I've been hate watching MSNBC for the last two days and I'm learning a lot, actually. So every so often what you do is you watch it and then the commercials come on. You turn it off so that you don't give them any credit for that. That's what I do. No, I'm kidding. I don't have that much time for attention to pay to it. But I have been hate watching it. And they are sullen. They were like they have completely weaponized the justice system. And you hear that in John Bolton's statement saying I'm the latest victim of Trump's weapon. So now they spent four years coming after all of us. And I have stories. Well, sure, absolutely. I just mean. But you know, especially during the Joe Biden administration and now they're crying victim. They're crying victim and they're going to rip the country apart when they get their just desserts. It's absolutely totally par for the course for these Democrats and these far left DSA socialists running around within their ranks because we actually know who's the neck that's turning the head right now and will eventually become the head. We all know where this is going. The Democrat Party is going far, far left in the wake of President Trump's election victory. We all asked the question, are they going to moderate? Are they going to go far left? Well, they're going farther left. So Mike, we got, we've been chatting here, but please give us two minutes on what is in this Bolton indictment. They I've been, you know, when I say I hate watch msnbc, they're saying it's very serious. What's inside this indictment?

[Mike Davis]

This is a very serious indictment. It's by career federal prosecutors in the District of Maryland working with career federal prosecutors in the National Security Division at Main justice, certainly not Trump territory. And they got this 18 count indictment where John Bolton and there's statements from John Bolton where he knows what he's doing is clearly a violation of the Espionage act because he has made statements in the past that you can't do this stuff. And he did it anyway. He sent classified documents, highly classified documents via email. So he shared classified documents and then he retained classified documents. There are 18 felony counts under the Espionage Act. This evidence is very damning. These are highly classified documents. It's top secret. Even beyond top secret code name stuff that is like SCI SAP, Secure compartment information and special access programs of the dod. This is very, very, very damaging stuff if it becomes public. So I would say this to John Bolton. If these allegations are true, which they appear to be true, then he's gonna go to prison probably for the rest of his life.

[Andrew Colvett]

Wow. Yeah. I mean, some of these comments, you know, in these exchanges with Cuz he sent basically the allegations, say he's emailing, you know, classified information to two other parties. He's also keeping notes, he's taking things home. All of this is against the law, of course. And then he gets this ended up getting into the hands of the Iranians. So his emails get hacked and now they have a treasure trove of classified United States intel. Which is ironic because of all the countries he most wanted to bomb to smithereens, it was probably Iran. Like, you know, he's a neocon of the first, right? So here's what I would say. This is the comments that he was making in these email exchanges. More stuff coming. Exclamation, exclamation, exclamation. None of which we can talk about.

[Charlie Kirk]

Shh.

[Andrew Colvett]

It's like. I mean, it's not good. Folks, we're just gonna read some of your emails. Freedomarliekirk.com freedomcharliekirk.com Got one from Kelly Said. Thank you for continuing Charlie's mission. Thank you for keeping his chair empty to remind us what we are missing. Thank you for giving my voice back to me. In my beliefs. For years, I shut down when it came to politics. I would have panic attacks just trying to talk about it with my husband. September 10, 2025. They thought they could silence Charlie. But at that moment, Charlie's life gave me my voice back. Kelly, Beautiful, beautiful Kelly. Deborah, watching your Friday segment on the New York City mayoral debate, your observation on Mamdani's questions of Cuomo. Read how many mosques Cuomo has visited. Chilled me to the bone. I studied the Middle east and Islam many years ago in college and am still fascinated by the subject. As you delve into the issue, please explore the concept of civilization Jihad. It is extremely pertinent to what your country is experiencing now that's Deborah. You're doing an amazing job following Charlie's footstep. He would be so proud. Thank you so much, Deborah. Another one. There's no name on this one. Hi, guys. Are students being registered to vote at all these big, beautiful Charlie Kirk events? Yes. So rest assured. Rest assured. Send your questions freedomarliekirk.com freedom charliekirk.com, one for Kara. Hi, guys. Please encourage voter turnout in New York City. If NYC gets more than 50% voter turnout, there is no way. Mom, Donnie wins. The pathetic thing is that de Blasio won because voter turnout was in the 20% range. I didn't realize it was that low. I've heard it's low, but that's crazy. If voter turnout is in the 20%, then, yeah, Mamdani wins. But 50, 60, 70, 80% voter turnout, no way that many New Yorkers support Mamdani. Plus, it's unpatriotic to have voter turnout in the 20% range. I agree, but I don't necessarily look to New York as a source of patriotism or civic pride. But maybe, maybe, maybe this race has gotten so much national attention that you're right. And I just can only pray and hope because as I said yesterday, you do not want any part of American soil being controlled by Marxists. You don't want it. So, Mike, you got Mikey's. You piqued his intrigue here, his interest, and he's now making a list, a very peaceful list. It's illegal. There's so many things you can't say, you accidentally stumble into.

[Mikey McCoy]

I'm saying that people on the right, on the Internet would like to see more some of the names that those people on social media.

[Andrew Colvett]

It's a Christmas list.

[Mikey McCoy]

Hillary Merrick, Garland, Jack Smith.

[Andrew Colvett]

So maybe walk through, Mike, if you had, you said you're really into this. There's a grand conspiracy that I think is kind of what Tulsi has been hitting on with some of those revelations earlier in the summer about John Brennan, Clapper, Comey. Comey's already been indicted, but not necessarily for this sort of grand conspiracy that Tulsi. It maybe overlaps a little bit, but if you could just plot out the next couple of months, maybe the next six months to a year. What would you like to see? Be prescriptive, not predictive.

[Mike Davis]

Well, the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida is Jason Redding Quinones. He's my buddy, and he has already filed with the courts down in the Southern District of Florida, and the court has approved a special grand jury for Fort Pierce, Florida. And that's public. That's a public document. It takes a couple months to impanel that grand jury. So that grand jury should be fully up and running by January. And I would say to these lawfare Democrats who waged this unprecedented republic, ending Russian collusion, hoax, conspiracy against President Trump, his top aides and his supporters over the last eight years, I would say to those lawfare Democrats to lawyer up. Because as I've said for the last three years, three years, very publicly, since the Mar A Lago raid, justice is definitely coming. I have pushed very hard for this for the last three years, and I'm gonna push very hard for this for the next four years. Very publicly, people, I'm a dog barking down the street.

[Andrew Colvett]

You know I'm coming. Yeah. So I love that. And if you're not done with your timeline, I want to keep. Let you keep going. I want to interrupt you.

[Mike Davis]

No, no, that. I mean, that it's.

[Andrew Colvett]

That's a big one. So January.

[Mike Davis]

That's what I'm pushing for, and that's what I hope will happen.

[Andrew Colvett]

So my question then for you, Mike, is this. You see this? No Kings protest. That's why we're not getting a deal to end the government shutdown, by the way. I hope everybody is very clear about that. They did not wanna make a deal before leaving or before they could have this nationwide protest to prove to everybody just how awful Donald Trump is and how he's a big tyrant. But here's the pushback, right? Is Donald Trump has not been quiet about some of the people that he thinks are bad people that deserve to have justice in a legal sense. And so their line is that he is directing the Department of Justice to go after these people. What is the truth? What is your take on that?

[Mike Davis]

He's not A, but B, he could. Because every federal prosecutor in America works for the Deputy Attorney General, who works for the Attorney General, who works for the President of the United States, who's elected by all Americans that they call this the unitary executive theory. On the left, I call it Article 2 of the Constitution. The President of the United States is the chief executive officer. He's the commander in chief, he's the chief magistrate, and there's a reason we have grand jury. So even if the President orders his Attorney general to prosecute someone, you still have to have a grand jury of your citizens find probable cause and approve that prosecution before it moves forward. So again, A, Trump is not directing Pam Bondi to prosecute anyone, but even If Trump did, that's perfectly appropriate.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah. I mean, Article two, the muscular executive. It's a important point to make that he could if he wanted to. Somehow we've, I mean, and I get it, because we've tried to say justice is blind, that we just go with the facts. No fear of favorite. I understand that. But to your point, he could, and I think that's important to remember. Mike Davis, please tell everybody where they can follow you and support your great work.

[Mike Davis]

Yeah. Article3project.org Article number three project.org and I appreciate it, Andrew. Mikey.

[Andrew Colvett]

Yeah. Well, any final thoughts?

[Mike Davis]

My final thoughts are be bold and fearless, like you guys do every day. Triple down. I want Charlie's followers to be bold and fearless. We have a country to save, and we have leftists who are trying to destroy our country every day through a mass invasion by putting Islamists in charge of our biggest city. We need to wake up to this fight.

[Andrew Colvett]

Amen. Mike Davis, Article 3 project. Check him out. He's doing great work, honestly. It's really good to have you back, Mike. So we'll do it again soon. We truly are living in a historic time. After 738 days, the 20 living Israeli hostages have been released from. From captivity. And those who were killed will finally rest in peace near their loved ones. Praise God. In this time of celebration, our good friends at the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews send their deepest gratitude for your prayers and unwavering support. Thanks to you, the fellowship has provided $300 million in emergency aid since Oct. 7, including millions in direct support for the hostages and their families. Of course, the road ahead is still a long one. Much needs to be done to restore and revive these victims of terrorism. But that's exactly what the Fellowship does. For example, they're assisting returned hostages, along with their families and friends, with immediate medical, psychological, and financial support. They're also providing mental health care for Israelis of all ages. To find out how you can help, visit ifcj.org that's ifcj.org all right. Welcome back to the Charlie Kirk Show. This is Andrew Colvitt, executive producer of this fine show. And we have a new addition to our two Danny Phillip right here, one of Charlie's favorites. Glad to be back? Yep. Absolutely. And, you know, I was surprised to learn that you were pulling for the Dodgers. Listen, okay. If the Cubs would have got past the Brewers, I had made the pledge on this show that I was going to be a Cubs fan, even against the Dodgers. But they didn't. The brewers took them down, and now The Dodgers are up three nothing. And you surprised me as a Midwest guy. No, I hate the Brewers. After they won, they had the L flag because the Cubs have the W flag. Whenever they win, they're mocking them. So go Dodgers. Go Dodgers. I love this. This is like, until the World Series. I'll root for the AL team in the World Series. Well, I will tell you the Mariners, because I went to University of Washington and I'm a Husky fan. So the Mariners, I went to a lot of games and I do want that city. Well, I don't really care about that city anymore because they've gone completely crazy. Woke. But there is a part of me that wants to see the franchise get a World Series. But if they're coming up against the dog, I just. I can't. Anyways, it's all very complicated. But first, we have an order of business. Mikey. It's very, very important, actually, and I'm excited for you to talk about it.

[Mikey McCoy]

Yeah. So we do a shame every week. And so today's shame is George Aberonier. He is the president elect at the Oxford Union. This was a big story that broke just a couple of weeks ago in the uk but the reason that we're bringing it up right now is because there's a vote of no confidence tomorrow at the Oxford Union Chamber where they will vote to impeach him. And tonight is the deadline at 10pm British Standard Time for proxies to register. So alumni of Oxford or alumni of the Oxford Union to register to vote. And so what happened basically is if we can show 371 and then 373 is after Charlie's assassination. George Aberone was celebrating Charlie's assassination in a public group chat. And once this happened, he refused to apologize. He refused to make a statement. He refused to step down and just pretended as though it was business as usual. And that's shameful. Shame on you, George. Shame on you.

[Andrew Colvett]

Shame, shame, shame.

[Mikey McCoy]

The rich irony here is that this man actually debated Charlie when Blake Neff and I traveled with Charlie back in May for the Oxford Union and Cambridge Union debates. And so we're going to play clip 3. 370 here. And this is Charlie debating George in person back in May.

[Charlie Kirk]

So I would just ask you to think over the next couple days, months or years, why is it that men in countries that barely have toilets and do not have two pounds to rub together, but they do have kids and they do have a wife, are much happier than someone with a big flat in downtown London? Something to Think about.

[Andrew Colvett]

I mean, I think happiness is a difficult idea to conflate in that sense.

[Charlie Kirk]

I mean, there are other cheeses. They're less likely to kill themselves. Forget all these happiness indexes. If you kill yourself, you're not happy. Right. So these poor countries do not have male suicide problems. Why?

[Andrew Colvett]

I do not know. Think about it.

[Charlie Kirk]

Thank you very much.

[Andrew Colvett]

I remember when we saw that, when Charlie posted that, he's like, sweatpants bro. Which is part of this. Yeah.

[Mikey McCoy]

George is what we call a false sophisticate. And so he comes in this chamber that has a rich history of elegance, wearing sweatpants and a Batman T shirt. And so the norms and the once great, honorable English society has totally fallen, even at the highest institution that is considered Oxford. And so this is a letter. I'll just read this super quick. That we wrote. Students who once dressed and spoke with dignity now appear in sweatpants and oversized T shirts, a reflection of the decline in seriousness and respect for an institution's heritage. It is now a place where presidents of the Union publicly celebrate the assassination of a political opponent. If the vote of no confidence against the current president elect does not pass, it will signal to the world that the Oxford Union has chosen ideology over integrity. In that case, we will personally contact every American political speaker who has ever graced the Union's chamber and urge them never again to lend their name, time or reputation to that institution that has betrayed its founding ideals. For if this vote fails, the Oxford Union will have proven that it is no longer the last bastion of free speech, but has instead become a place of destructive conversation, corrosive not only to society, but the human spirit, soul and conscience. Our hope is, however, that the Oxford Union will reclaim its higher calling, to once again be a beacon of intellectual honesty and moral courage for generations to come. Signed Michael McCoy. Blake Neff. Andrew Colvette. Contact anybody you know who went to Oxford. Tell them that the vote of no confidence is happening. And George Aberone, shame on you. Shame on you.

[Andrew Colvett]

Shame, shame, shame, shame. I mean, it really is. You know, it's funny. You see, after Charlie was assassinated, you saw these young men that wanted to wear suit jackets and ties. And there is something deeply, deeply spiritually spiritual and psychological that was happening in that exchange where they wanted to raise the level of their performance of their life. They wanted to take their lives seriously. And, and. And so the way we dress is important. It's not the most important thing. I don't want to get overly, you know, fixated on it, but there is a, you know, you write about how at the Oxford Union, they used to dress in suits and ties, and this guy traipses in there in sweatpants and a Batman shirt completely, I think, desecrating what should be this institution of higher learning that calls all of England and all of the world to a higher place. And yet that guy is going to be the president of the Oxford Union. That's a really disgrace. Yeah, it's disgraceful. So I'm glad you did that, Mikey. We have enough time. Oh. Do you want to say anything?

[Mikey McCoy]

I'll just finish with this. In that clip, I am saying, sitting right behind him, right behind. He smelled really bad. That's just. I'll end on that. That's all I'm gonna say. You smell bad.

[Andrew Colvett]

That's reason enough. Yeah.

[Mikey McCoy]

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