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Charlie Kirk
Hey, everybody. Charlie Kirk here live from the Bitcoin.com studio. Senator Tim Scott joins us about Profiles in Christian Courage. Mark Halperin joins us about the state of the Democrat Party. Also the Texas redistricting fight. And then President Donald Trump shouts out that Sydney Sweeney is a registered Republican. Email us, as always, freedom charliekirk.com and subscribe to our podcast become a member today. Members.charliekirk.com that is members.charliekirk. com members buckle up, everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.
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Senator Tim Scott
I want you to know we are.
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Charlie Kirk
Lucky to have Charlie Kirk.
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Mark Halperin
Charlie Kirk's running the White House, folks.
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Donald Trump
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.
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Charlie Kirk
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Unnamed Political Analyst
I mean, they'll talk about it in about five or six states, but the laws are all different, Right. And I'm not sure they'll be able to both get it executed and actually take advantage of it because as is true in Texas, when you start playing with the maps, you risk endangering seats you hold currently by trying to move around Republican support. So I'd be surprised if more than one or two Democratic states actually tried this for real, and I'm not sure they'd execute it. So there's a lot of talk about it, and it's an interesting tit for tat story. But if you go state by state, and look at the laws. It's not clear to me where Democrats would pick up the seats to offset what Texas is almost certainly going to do.
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Charlie Kirk
But a lot of this hinges on the Republicans believing Hispanics will continue to go right wing. If that doesn't happen, then this redraw ends up becoming maybe even a Democrat. But positive. Talk about how the Hispanic move in Texas makes this a Republican move. Ten years ago, this wouldn't have actually been that way. And how much of the Texas gambit is really reliant on the continuing changing of the Republican Party's core demographics.
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Unnamed Political Analyst
You know, it's a big factor, right? And, you know, for. For 15, 20 years, the big line from Democrats and some Republicans was demography is destiny. Hispanics vote overwhelmingly Democrat. Texas will become a purple state and then a solidly blue state. And what disrupted that was not just Donald Trump, but the party's identity overall. And some other Republican candidates developing the capacity to appeal to Hispanic voters, working class voters, religious voters, conservatives, people who want to be tough on the border, people who think the US should not be funding NATO. Hispanic voters have some differences, but a lot of them are like the rest of the electorate. They're ready to vote with the candidate or the party that appeals to them. So it's clear that it's up for grabs. But it's also clear that the inexorable move of Texas to purple and then blue has been disrupted by several factors. Most of all, the ability to compete for Hispanic voters, a growing share of the electorate in Texas.
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Charlie Kirk
Let's play cut 300. This is Governor Hochul threatening to redraw the maps. Play cut 300.
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Governor Kathy Hochul
While Donald Trump and his co conspirator Greg Abbott erode our democracy and drag us toward authoritarianism. Now, what Texas and Republican states are doing at the direction of Donald Trump, I say, is nothing short of a legal insurrection against our capital. If Republicans are willing to rewrite these rules to give themselves an advantage, then they're leaving us no choice. We must do the same. There's a phrase, you have to fight fire with fire. That is a true statement of how we're feeling right now. As I've said, another overused but applicable phrase, all's fair in love and war. That's why I'm exploring with our leaders every option to redraw our state congressional lines as soon as possible.
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Charlie Kirk
Well, first of all, she says we're at war. That's quite. That's quite sweet. New York redrew their maps, though, to eliminate three Republican seats in 2020. Three, this is some. This is not a new concept for major states to try and 2022 to try and change lines to benefit one political party.
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Unnamed Political Analyst
Well, it's as old as the republic practically. And and I find it somewhat hilarious to hear these Democrats on their high horse about how horrible it is to redistrict for political advantage because both parties have done it. Particularly ironic that the some of the Texas Democratic legislators took refuge in Illinois, a state that has one of the most aggressive Democratic redistricting. And you know, Democrats basically have the attitude and I wouldn't say Republicans differ. We're for redistricting in blue states that benefit us, but red states, they shouldn't do it. And you know, Republicans say the opposite. So if Kathy Hochul thinks she can ring more Democratic states out of the map and if the legislature will go along with her and they can execute, maybe she can offset the AES Democrats and Republicans expect. In Texas, we went through a period where good government types prevailed in a lot of states to say redistricting should be nonpartisan. There shouldn't be anything close to this, that the line should be drawn to keep communities together, not so called gerrymandered. We are drawing them with sophisticated technology specifically to try to maximize the partisan edge of one side. And of course statistically you can see where it's effective and where those who believe it shouldn't be done are losing out because you know how many people vote in the state for Democrats and Republicans, that should represent a rough balance of what makes up the congressional delegation. But we see in state after state that's not the case, even though some states have adopted nonpartisan commissions and other efforts to keep this from being political. But Texas wants to make it political. It's not surprising these Democratic states want to. I'm just not sure they'll be able to execute on it.
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Charlie Kirk
One of the reasons we love having you on the program, Marcus, you are an honest reporter. You got the Biden story right and correct well before anybody else. And you talk to people on the left quite frequently. I want to play this piece of tape and see and get your take on whether or not this is accurate of the type of Democrat mentality you're seeing and sensing. Let's play cut 256.
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Mark Halperin
I have long operated on the assumption it's going to take us about 40 years to get out of this hole. I'm sorry. I believe in 40 years.
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Charlie Kirk
40 years.
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Mark Halperin
I believe in cyclical history. 18, 20s, 18, 1960s, 1920s, 1960s. We're in the 2000 and 20s. We're not getting out this to the 2000 and 60s. It's going to take a long time to fix these.
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Charlie Kirk
I mean, it might not take 40 years, Mark, but are Democrats really that demoralized?
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Unnamed Political Analyst
Some of them are. Because Donald Trump's victory, as you well know, Charlie, because you've studied it, it's not just he won the popular vote, it's the move of these demographic groups towards him, the moves of more many counties towards him, and the lack of ideas. You know, right now, why are Democrats all jazzed up about this redistricting thing? Because they can fight Donald Trump in a dramatic way. They'll get a lot of news coverage for it, but there are no ideas behind this. It's a process fight. Donald Trump fights on process, but that's not why he won two out of three elections. He talks about ideas that real Americans think about will impact their real lives in a positive way. And so Democrats who think they're going to be in the wilderness for a while see a lack of leadership, see a lack of fundraising, see a lack of Democratic shows like yours. But I think most of what they see is just a lack of ideas, a lack of capacity to say, the American people, we can make your life better.
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Charlie Kirk
Again, I'm not. This show is not a show where we're always like, oh, the red wave is coming and Democrats are always going to be wiped out. But Mark, at this point of time, I would have expected a lot more small dollar Democrat fundraising, a lot more candidate recruitment. Can you at least give us a little bit of an idea what is going on in the kind of mechanics, the gritty of the Democrat Party. Are we seeing 2017 type energy? What is this a parallel to one minute remaining?
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Unnamed Political Analyst
Okay, well, make no mistake, they won all those Senate races in the contested states that Donald Trump won. They may well take control of the House. So it's not like they're, they're, you know, going down to a 14% party. What's happening is the DNC is not sophisticated. They're behind by more than they realize on technology used for voter registration. Voter turnout and small dollar fundraising is going to be depressed if you don't have charismatic leaders who are doing stuff that people are excited about. Quite the contrary. They're depressed about how much money they gave Kamala Harris only to see her lose. So they need to get that virtuous cycle going. They need some victories. And that's part of what this is about, this redistricting thing. They're trying to get in the news to say to their tribe, give us money. We know what we're doing. We're going to fight Donald Trump, we're going to fight the Republicans. But they're not there. And part of it again is the lack of ideas. But also a lot on the mechanic side where they're as I said, they're further behind I think than they realize.
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Unnamed Political Analyst
Well, I mean we did keep, we largely cured measles and the mumps. So maybe, you know, Trump Derangement syndrome is coming back.
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Charlie Kirk
Mark. I'm kidding.
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Unnamed Political Analyst
I'm kidding. It's the natural resting state of what I call the dominant media. They want to be in opposition to Donald Trump. And after 2016 and he won, there was like a five minute thing where the New York Times said we really need to understand America. And then it was basically four years of Trump Derangement. Syndrome and then four more years. And then after he won in 2024 and got off to such a fast start in the transition, I think it was at its low point within the media, which is they respected his victory. They were embarrassed privately about Joe Biden and their role in covering up his loss of mental acuity. And if you look at the coverage and the transition and through the first few months, it wasn't laudatory, but it wasn't as reflective of Trump Derangement Syndrome. In the last few weeks, it's all come back and so back to their natural state. The information on the economy is mixed, but now it's all being reported as negative. Even some Republicans will say they're not crazy about the President's firing the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But now that's being turned into a metaphor for what a horrible guy Donald Trump is. Donald Trump says some inaccurate things quite regularly. And so now they're attributing that to both him being a huge liar and loss of mental acuity on his part, covering it way more than Joe Biden was ever covered. So I don't believe there's a cure for this Trump Derangement Syndrome. And I believe most of all that Donald Trump benefits so much from Trump Derangement Syndrome. So much. And that's the ultimate irony of the media is Trump Derangement Syndrome. They're helping the very person they're trying to destroy.
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Charlie Kirk
Yeah. And so the, the Democrat Party, I'm endlessly interested. I know you've mentioned this before, but where is the political entrepreneurs of the Democrat Party? I mean, there's plenty of opportunities. We saw this actually in 2017, 2018, everyone would be starting new groups, new protest movements. Not saying that there's no energy, but I suppose Mamdani is a little bit of a manifestation of this. But there are so obvious shortfalls for, I mean they're trying, for example, they've tried a couple very, just like low energy, just lackluster attempts to try to win over younger people to come after turning Point usa. I suppose when you're talking to Democrat operatives, why, why are they, how are they assessing their lack of bottom up political entrepreneurs?
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Unnamed Political Analyst
Yeah, it's three things. One is it's just, I don't know if you call it luck, bad luck, whatever, but they just don't have the kind of people like you and others who are both talented content creators and also people who believe in the cause. You've got, you know, the guys at Crooked Media, they're just as likely to take a dump on a presidential candidate of their own party than they are to look for the good. So that's number one, is they just don't have the horses. Number two, again, they're so spoiled by having the dominant media on their side. You all rose up in reaction to an absence in the market of voices to be counterposed, even though the dominant media is nowhere near as powerful as it used to be. Even though Biden and Harris have caused a bit of a fissure, it's still every game's a home game for them. And so they just don't have the same incentive.
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Charlie Kirk
So good.
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Unnamed Political Analyst
You're a fierce necessity to rise up because every day they can turn on NBC and open the New York Times website and see and see their side. And then lastly, it's again back to the absence of ideas. You can build voices and grassroots around tactics and strategy and famous people and, you know, creative ideas like your group does, but in the end, people want to know what's going to make their life better. And so your events are fun and interesting and filled with energy, but there's lots of conversation about policy ideas at the state, local and national level that people can be excited about. They just haven't generated those ideas in such a long time.
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Charlie Kirk
It's such a great point. And Mark, in person, I'd love to explore this topic deeper. Again, this is not just trying to celebrate everything done at Turning Point usa, which I do believe is worthy of appreciation, but it's perplexion. Right, because you look at that Voters of Tomorrow summit that Nancy Pelosi spoke at. I mean, that was pathetic. I mean it was maybe 200 people. And yeah, that is the former speaker of the House. And they'd Kamala Harris. It wasn't as if they weren't able to get the big guns, but there's something missing there. And I'm not, I'm not there to help him. I'm help them at all. But there's, there's definitely a major disconnect in the landscape to everyone. Check out Two Way TV and Mark Halperin's wonderful program. I think you guys, next up, I think you'll really enjoy it. Mark, thank you so much. We'll see you soon.
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Unnamed Political Analyst
Thank you, sir. Good to see you. Take care.
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Charlie Kirk
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Senator Tim Scott
Thank you, Charlie, very much for having me on the program. Certainly one year. I'm always excited about how God fulfills your prayers. It took me 50 plus years to get here, but I'm thankful to be here now. So it's a good day.
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Charlie Kirk
Hey, you're finishing. You're finishing. Strong was all that matters, my friend. So, Senator, I love, and I have to be honest, I love how you are always mentioning your faith in Jesus Christ, our Lord. You're unafraid to do that and I wish more lawmakers were also unafraid. Can you just introduce, I mean, people know your story roughly. But I want to get to your book. But why is it that you have such boldness and conviction to proclaim Jesus as our Lord and Christ as our king? Because in politics it feels so materialistic and power hungry. So please elaborate on that, sir.
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Senator Tim Scott
Yeah. Well, Charlie, for me it comes right down to one thing. As the kid growing up in poverty, single parent household, you know, one of the most devastating realities of our country is too many kids grow up in fatherless homes. In as one of those kids, I gotta tell you, you either turn to drugs, you turn to gangs, you turn to team sports, you turn to something to help you understand who you are. And I was blessed by a praying grandmother and a praying mother who taught me that my identity isn't in gangs or drugs or even in sports, though I love them, my identity would only be found in Christ. And so long story short, Charlie, I had A great friend who taught me that he was happy because Jesus Christ was the Lord of his life. And this is a white guy. He was living in a single wide trailer. His family, they were poor, almost as poor as we were. But he had this energy, this enthusiasm about life, and he said it came from this source called Jesus. And I literally asked the question, what else? Because there must be something else besides Jesus. And I learned as a freshman in college that when you give your life to Jesus, nothing is the same and you find the Father you're looking for. Ephesians 2 writes the story of our lives, giving us the identity that we need in Christ Jesus. And Galatians 3. 28 tells me I was adopted into the King of Kings, the Lord of Lords family. And so I could always be confident and strong in who I am in Christ. I might not be strong in who I am without Christ, but in him I can celebrate. And so I always make sure that I never forget where I come from and now whose I am. And that's always a time to celebrate. And frankly, Charlie, my mother wanted a preacher. So I'm trying to be short because once I start winding up on Christ, sometimes I go a little long. But let me just simply say this.
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Charlie Kirk
You got. You got the pre. I love it. No, please, finish.
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Senator Tim Scott
Yeah. The. The foundations of this country are a Judeo Christian foundation. Anyone who suggests otherwise, they are just lying to you or completely misled. Number two, our future will be defined by our adherence to that Judeo Christian ethos that has been the foundation of the greatest story on earth, and it's called America.
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Charlie Kirk
Oh, I love it. Now, Senator, I was going to make a joke. I said you got the preacher energy and the Senate floor speaking energy kind of together, and so you could just keep going. I. I love it. I just want to.
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Senator Tim Scott
That's the nicest way anyone, please. Charlie. That's the nicest way anyone. Charlie. That's the nicest way anyone has ever said. You're long winded. I appreciate that. That was funny. I was trying to tell a joke there.
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Charlie Kirk
Well, thank you. So I want to get to your book here. It's One Nation Always Under God. We're showing it up on screen. I want everyone to check it out. Profiles in Christian Courage. And I just want to continue to encourage you to speak about your faith at all times, because it's. I notice it and I see it and so many others do. Tell us about some of these stories here, like abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison. I knew nothing about him before beginning to read your Book. Tell us about it, Senator.
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Senator Tim Scott
Yeah, One of the things I wanted to do, you know, one of the most controversial things I've ever said, I think as a public official, is that America is not a racist country. And I was attacked vehemently in response to President Biden's comments and Kamala Harris's comments, and the whole world went crazy. So when I wrote this book, I had that in the back of my mind. See, America, we certainly have an original sin. We all do. We were born into sin and conceived in. In wickedness, in a way. The truth of the matter, though, is that we've always fought for our identity through the Declaration of Independence, that God gave us these inalienable rights that come from God, not from man. So I wanted to tell the story of a little known guy named William Lloyd Garrison who fought tooth and nail for the freedom he believed only comes from God. And as a result, he was a journalist. Thank God for Holy Ghost filled journalists back in those days. We could use some. Now, I wanted to tell you about. We really do. We really do. But here's a guy willing to lose his fortune, lose his fame, and frankly, lose his life just so that he could do what God had called him to do. And it's a fantastic story by the book, One Nation Always Under God. And hear how he overcame the challenges and how he escaped a mob because he felt like he had to go into the fire to come out looking like gold. And that's what God does with ordinary people time and time again. Hey, listen, I've watched your YouTubes, Charlie, and the one thing I can tell you about your YouTubes, you're on fire. When you were challenging the most liberal orthodoxy on college campuses and around this country because you believe that there's this corporation core to your soul that is anchored in Christ and you have an obligation, a responsibility, and frankly, the good fortune to educate the misinformed, to educate the miseducated, and to educate the indoctrinated. We need to have more stories like yours and William Lloyd Garrison to remind people of our future.
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Charlie Kirk
Well, thank you for saying that. And that's. That means a lot, Senator. And the book, One Nation Always Under God includes a man that I actually had a chance to shake his hand. There is a restaurant in the service of Chicago called Lovell's. I had a chance to meet Jim Lovell once, actually Apollo 13 astronaut whose faith sustained him 200,000 miles from Earth. Tell us about Jim Lovell and his faith.
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Senator Tim Scott
Well, Charlie, here's another great story. You are a Blessed man to have shaken his hand. We what an amazing life he lived. But perhaps the most important part of his life is how he connected his faith and how he overcame the crisis at the time. Here's a guy 200,000 miles away from home. He had been prepared to be an astronaut. He had dreamt about it. He was living his dream. And then everything that could go wrong, including running out of oxygen hundreds of thousands of miles, not just from home, but but from Earth. What did he do? He prayed, he thought. One of the scriptures I love in the Bible is Matthew 22:37 that says we should love the Lord our God with all your heart, mind, soul and strength. Well, how do we love the Lord our God? With all of our minds. I think we have to develop our minds. God gave us tremendous capacity. And what you'll read in Jim Lovell's story is how he developed his mind about the things of being an astronaut. And. And as a result, under pressure, your mind instinctively goes to where has spent a lot of time and fortunately for the other astronauts out in space with him, his mind went to problem solving. He figured out how to calm his nerves first. Peter 5:7 reminds us that we can cast all of our cares upon the Lord, for he cares for us. In that state he found peace that allowed him to put together how to conserve the oxygen, get back to Earth and save the lives of his fellow astronauts, all while praising the Lord. I believe that we are not always going to have great times. Sometimes we run into something that seems insurmountable. What do you do then? You do what Jim Lovell did. You have great faith. Whether it works or whether it doesn't, you're always better off leaning into your faith during times of crisis. Jim Lovell's story and One Nation Always Under God is a great place to understand what to do when you find yourself in an extraordinary circumstance that requires an extraordinary God.
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Charlie Kirk
So it's so beautifully said. We only have a couple minutes remaining here. Senator, again, the book is One Nation Always Under God Profiles in Christian Courage. What would you say is the through line between William Lloyd Garrison, Jim Lovell, Dorothea Dix, Norman Borlaug that you talk about in this book, when you were putting this book together, when you were composing it, they all had Christian courage. But is there. Is there a biblical character consistency between all of these people that you try to then apply to your entire life? Was there a spiritual discipline? Was there a practice? Was there humility? Was there a piety? Tell us what you learned as far as similarities between all of these people in different walks of life, in different times, in different centuries, the commonalities and the similarities that some of them had.
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Senator Tim Scott
You know, Genesis 12:1 and 2 reminds us 2 and 3 actually tells us that the good Lord will make your name great here upon the earth as you adhere to the gospel message, so to speak. In the Old Testament, of course, they didn't call it the gospel message, but in the New Testament we refer to it. One of the things you'll find through all the stories in the book is this. The faith of Abraham. Abraham is the father of the faithful. But before he was Abraham, he was just Abram. Abram was a guy that had some doubts, some inconsistencies and some insecurities. And as a result, he tried to do things his own way. Kind of like me, probably not like you, but I've tried to do things my own way, Charlie, and it always leads to, to the wrong direction. But when I become Abraham, when I, when I see the Lord and the things that I'm doing, I find the through line in my book is the Abrahamic spirit. That faith adhered to and applied, where I have an expertise, always produces the best results for me and more importantly, for the nation or for the world where I'm called to serve. And whether it's Norman Burlog, whether it's Dorothea Dixon fighting for those who are mentally, mentally challenged, all what we see through all of their lives is the dependence on God under pressure and how their faith is bolstered not by the results, but by the peace that comes in the midst of a crisis. You can have that. And if you read the book One Nation Always Under God, you'll find how to have peace in the midst of challenges and how to believe that America's best days are ahead of us. And thank God they are.
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Charlie Kirk
Amen. Praise the Lord. Senator, thank you so much. And we'll be praying for you. And thank you for being an example of a godly Christian leader in the U.S. senate. One Nation Always Under God by Senator Tim Scott. Thank you so much.
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Senator Tim Scott
Thank you, Charlie. God bless you. I hope to see you sometime on the show again.
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Charlie Kirk
Yes, sir. You're welcome anytime. Thank you.
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Senator Tim Scott
Yes, sir.
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Charlie Kirk
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Donald Trump
She's a registered Republican. Oh, now I love her ad. Is that right? Is Sydney Sweeney. You'd be surprised at how many people are Republicans. That's what I wouldn't have known. But I'm glad you told me that. If Sydney Sweeney is a registered Republican, I think her ad is for fantastic.
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Charlie Kirk
284 President Donald Trump puts up on Truth Social. Sydney Sweeney, a registered Republican, has the hottest ad out there. It's for American Eagle and the jeans are flying off the shelves. Go get him, Sidney. On the other side of the Ledger, Jaguar did a stupid seriously woke advertisement. The total disaster goes on. President Donald Trump is a cultural phenomenon and a cultural force and he has helped lead this entire right wing revolution. This the Democrats are now look, if you really want to lose men for a generation, if you want to lose men permanently, keep on doing what you're doing. I don't think there's an easier way to lose young men. The best equivalent I could give for older audience. Could you imagine if the Democrat party would have attacked Farrah Fawcett for being a fascist or would attacked Kathy Ireland or Brooke Shields or Pamela Anderson or Carmen Electra? In generations prior, every time they call Sydney Sweeney a fascist, a young man registers as a Republican. A floundering, aimless, desperate political movement. And now there's new footage that shows that Sydney Sweeney is who she shoots guns. And they say this was a fascist right wing advertisement. Well now I guess she's a terrible person because she knows how to fire a gun rather, rather well, I might say. I think I know the exact shooting range she was at there, by the way, that's where I saw Joe Rogan. I think I know exactly. It's right near Camarillo. I think I know exactly where that is, where a lot of celebrities go to shoot. It's where I ran into Rogan once. The situation in front of the Democrats right now is rather perplexing. But honestly, the more that they're just going to attack a non controversial kind of just nothing, nothing add. But the more young men continue to move to the right, their cultural dominance is just dead. They used to have complete monopoly over the culture and this shows that they have no such control, no such dominance. The country is moving further and further to the right. Woke is a zombie and the future is American, dare I say American Eagle. Thanks so much for listening everybody. Email us is always freedom. Charliekirk.com thanks so much for listening and God bless. For more on many of these stories and news you can Trust, go to charliekirk.com.