Podcast Summary: The Charlie Kirk Show

Episode Title: When Will the Russiagate Scandal Produce Russiagate Indictments?
Release Date: August 15, 2025
Host: Charlie Kirk
Guests:

• Sean Davis from The Federalist
• Bill Isai, Acting U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California
• Chuck Schumer and Tulsi Gabbard (audio clips)

1. Introduction

Charlie Kirk opens the episode with an energetic introduction, highlighting key topics such as Adam Schiff’s involvement in intelligence leaks, a bizarre incident involving a Subway sandwich being thrown at a federal agent, and a discussion with Bill Isai about crime in California. He encourages audience engagement through email and participation with Turning Point USA.

Charlie Kirk [00:00]: “Buckle up, everybody. Here we go.”

2. Renewed Investigation into Russiagate

Kirk initiates the conversation with Sean Davis, delving into the resurgence of investigations surrounding the Russiagate scandal. He references past leaks and reports, questioning the likelihood of forthcoming indictments.

Charlie Kirk [00:52]: “...renewed investigation into comey leaking in 2017... What's the latest here, and do you think we'll actually see indictments?”

Sean Davis [01:27]:
Explains that recent revelations support the narrative of a conspiracy within the Obama administration aimed at undermining Donald Trump's presidency. He suggests possible charges like conspiracy against rights or conspiracy to defraud the U.S., emphasizing the statute of limitations being tolled by ongoing conspiratorial actions.

3. Adam Schiff and Allegations

The discussion shifts to Adam Schiff, with Kirk playing audio clips that accuse Schiff of orchestrating a hoax against Trump.

Charlie Kirk [03:25]:
Introduces audio clips criticizing Schiff's role in Russiagate.

Chuck Schumer [03:32]: (Audio Clip)
“Adam Schiff was all made up. It was a hoax... couldn’t find anything after years of investigation.”

Tulsi Gabbard [03:55]: (Audio Clip)
“A Democrat whistleblower repeatedly was warning the FBI... could be a violation of the Espionage Act.”

Sean Davis [04:19]:
Clarifies that while the leaks may not directly violate the Espionage Act, they could constitute a conspiracy to violate classified information rules. He highlights the FBI's alleged failures to investigate properly and anticipates a prolonged legal process before any indictments might occur.

4. Subway Sandwich Incident

Kirk and Davis discuss a peculiar incident where a Subway sandwich was thrown at a federal agent, exploring potential motives and the implications for government employees.

Charlie Kirk [13:18]:
Describes the incident humorously, questioning the professionalism of those involved.

Sean Davis [13:33]:
Reveals the perpetrator as a 37-year-old international affairs specialist at the Department of Justice, highlighting his non-attorney status and connections to a notorious criminal defense attorney.

Charlie Kirk [15:08]:
Uses the incident to criticize the perceived inefficiency and lack of accountability within the federal government, suggesting a broader issue with anti-American elements in government roles.

5. Acting U.S. Attorney Bill Isai on California's Crime Fight

Bill Isai joins the show to discuss his initiatives combating crime in California, including homelessness fraud, sanctuary cities, and street gangs.

Bill Isai [19:25]:
Outlines efforts to investigate homelessness fraud, target sanctuary cities through Operation Guardian Angel, and dismantle street gangs involved in sex trafficking. He emphasizes the Department of Justice's role in making communities safer, contrasting it with previous administrations.

Charlie Kirk [20:49]:
Inquires about the reception of these crackdowns among local leaders, particularly Democrats.

Bill Isai [20:58]:
States that many mayors and local officials support these actions behind the scenes, acknowledging California's diluted criminal justice system and increased crime rates.

6. Blue Slip Process and U.S. Attorney Confirmation Issues

The conversation delves into the political hurdles facing Bill Isai's confirmation as U.S. Attorney due to the blue slip process, which allows Democratic senators to veto presidential appointments.

Bill Isai [21:52]:
Explains his current status as Acting U.S. Attorney, appointed by the Attorney General without Senate confirmation. Criticizes the blue slip tradition as an obstacle to effective administration.

Sean Davis [16:56]:
Highlights the need for a full team of aligned appointees to combat systemic issues, criticizing the Senate's obstruction in confirming nominees.

Charlie Kirk [23:10]:
Advocates for reforming or eliminating the blue slip process to ensure effective implementation of the administration's agenda.

7. Closing Remarks and Societal Concerns

Kirk discusses broader societal issues, including declining homeownership among young people, immigration, and perceived cultural shifts. He presents a chart illustrating the decline in marriage and homeownership rates among 30-year-olds from 1950 to the present, linking it to immigration policies and societal changes.

Charlie Kirk [32:XX]: (Approximate timestamp for section)
Opines that the decline in homeownership is tied to changes in immigration laws and cultural dynamics, advocating for policies that promote homeownership and reduce legal immigration.

He contrasts these societal shifts with audio clips expressing frustration over economic challenges faced by younger generations, emphasizing a need for political and economic reforms.

Notable Quotes

• Sean Davis [01:27]:
  “After Donald Trump won the election in 2016, there was an orchestrated, deliberate, widespread conspiracy within the Obama administration...”

• Bill Isai [19:25]:
  “We have taken on a huge initiative here... We are very proud of doing that. That's the work that the Department of Justice is doing to clean up our communities...”

• Sean Davis [04:19]:
  “...the conspiracy charge is really what I would expect to see if we do eventually see indictments here.”

• Charlie Kirk [23:10]:
  “You need to have your full team in place. And for reasons that just don't understand, the Senate's being allowed to just obstruct...”

Conclusion

The episode centers on allegations of a deep-seated conspiracy aimed at undermining Donald Trump's presidency, with a focus on Adam Schiff's role. It highlights issues within the Department of Justice and the challenges faced by acting U.S. Attorney Bill Isai in combating crime in California amidst political obstructions. Additionally, Kirk touches on broader societal concerns, linking them to immigration and economic policies.

Listeners are encouraged to engage with Turning Point USA and participate in fostering the show's conservative agenda.

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