16 posts tagged with "Charlie Kirk"

Description: Charlie is America's hardest working grassroots activist who has your inside scoop on the biggest news of the day and what's really going on behind the headlines. The founder of Turning Point USA and one of social media's most engaged personalities, Charlie is on the front lines of America’s culture war, mobilizing hundreds of thousands of students on over 3,500 college and high school campuses across the country, bringing you your daily dose of clarity in a sea of chaos all from his signature no-holds-barred, unapologetically conservative, freedom-loving point of view. You can also watch Charlie Kirk on Salem News

Why is it so easy to get rich as a bureaucrat, a lobbyist, or a credit card executive, but so hard if you have a real skill that directly helps people? Why don't we talk about predatory debt in American society? What is going on in far-off Russia? Charlie's interview

2024 was a year of miracles and wonders, and it all concluded with a magical AmFest in Phoenix, highlighted by the newly-returned President Donald Trump. Charlie replays highlights of the remarks from Trump and new border czar Tom Homan, then talks to Ken Paxton about Biden's shocking decision to commute

Trump's new Border Czar Tom Homan sat down for a live interview with Charlie Kirk Exclusive Members to discuss the single most important issue facing the Trump administration on January 20: The calamitous state of America’s borders. Homan fields subscriber questions about the 300,000 kids who have gone missing under

Three years ago, Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller was drummed out of the military for calling out our leaders' failure in Afghanistan. At the time, Pete Hegseth stood up to support him, and now Scheller is leading a push to get Hegseth confirmed. Charlie talks to Lt. Col. Scheller about his

For a month now, drone sightings have grown in New Jersey and now spread to several other states. Is it a foreign actor, our own secretive government, or a mass hysteria? Charlie talks to dronemaker John Ferguson, whose theory of the case went viral online. Former CIA agent John Maguire

Caitlin Clark is the most talented woman basketball player in history, so why is she apologizing for her race in Time magazine? Charlie reacts to this last gasp of woke cultural control, then talks to Judge Jeanine Pirro about her exclusive interview with New York subway hero Daniel Penny.Support the

In this episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, host Charlie Kirk critiques Caitlin Clark's recent comments acknowledging her white privilege in a Time magazine interview after being named Athlete of the Year. He argues that this reflects the influence of woke culture on narratives surrounding race and achievement in sports. Kirk also discusses the implications of Daniel Penny's acquittal in a subway incident and the potential chilling effects on Good Samaritans. Additionally, he examines the current trends of primary challenges against Republican senators, focusing on the dissatisfaction with those perceived as deviating from Trump's agenda.

Who is really oppressed in America? Who does the oppressing? Heather Mac Donald joins Charlie for a deep dive into yesterday's Daniel Penny acquittal, and how the Trump team can defeat "race Marxism" in America for good. Plus, Charlie and Ari Fleischer discuss how elections in PA were nearly hijacked

In this episode, Charlie Kirk, alongside Heather Mac Donald and Ari Fleischer, delves into Daniel Penny's acquittal amidst discussions on race, oppression, and election integrity. They address concerns about Democratic manipulations in Pennsylvania elections, highlighting citizen vigilance as crucial for maintaining election integrity. The conversation critiques the hypocrisy surrounding race relations, particularly anti-white sentiments, emphasizing statistics on interracial violence that challenge prevailing narratives. Additionally, they discuss the impact of corporate responses to perceived injustices and advocate for a merit-based standard in governance, moving away from race-based preferences.

Charlie had a remarkable conversation with a pro-abortion atheist at Arizona State University shortly before the election. Charlie and George Janko asked some compelling questions: Is he happy? Is he at peace? Is he grateful his mother didn't abort him? His answers have to be heard, along with other exciting

In this episode of 'The Charlie Kirk Show,' host Charlie Kirk engages with George Janko, examining profound topics related to life, abortion, and morality at Arizona State University. Janko emphasizes that all unborn children deserve equal rights, arguing against the justification of abortion, regardless of the circumstances of conception. The dialogue further explores the complexity of personhood, individual rights, and the moral obligations society holds toward both the unborn and women. Additionally, the conversation touches on faith and morality, questioning whether a moral framework exists independent of religion, and highlighting the pervasive influence of Christian values in cultural discussions on life and rights.

The alleged killer of healthcare CEO Brian Thompson has been arrested at a McDonalds in rural Pennsylvania, and the story is only getting more fascinating from there. Charlie reacts to all the details, from the shooter's reading list to his interest in psychadelic drugs. Charlie then talks to Senator Eric

In this episode of "The Charlie Kirk Show," host Charlie Kirk discusses the arrest of Luigi Mangione, the alleged killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania. The episode examines Mangione's background, including a dramatic personality change following back surgery and drug use, alongside a brief manifesto criticizing corporate greed. The implications of mental health and societal pressures are explored, as well as the need to understand the motivations behind such acts of violence. Kirk also addresses political dynamics around Trump's cabinet picks and national defense strategies during an ongoing shift in Senate majority.

Daniel Penny is walking free! Blake Neff and Jack Posobiec react to the momentous news, joined by reporter Joseph Brucker, who was in the courtroom when the verdict was read. The crew plays the unhinged reactions from BLM radicals, and also hits the extra breaking news about the arrest of

In this episode of 'The Charlie Kirk Show', Charlie Kirk and his guests discuss the acquittal of Daniel Penny, a Marine Corps veteran, who faced serious charges after an incident viewed by many as self-defense. The unanimous not guilty verdict is celebrated as a victory for ordinary Americans amidst a charged cultural landscape, highlighting the changing sentiments towards crime and social justice movements. The episode also reflects on the courtroom atmosphere during the trial, the ongoing legal challenges for Penny, and the larger implications for self-defense laws in America.

Charlie's Oregon Ducks are headed to the college football playoffs as the number-one seed. That's great news...or is it? "Fearless" host Jason Whitlock talks about how craving for money has put one of America's greatest sports in danger. Then, Charlie and Jason get into the ugly allegations against rapper Jay-Z,

In this episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, host Charlie Kirk and Jason Whitlock explore the implications of the Oregon Ducks reaching the college football playoffs and the impact of money on the sport. They critique the current 12-team playoff system, arguing it undermines the value of the regular season, while discussing broader cultural issues such as the recent allegations against Jay-Z, celebrity influence, and the repercussions of abortion. The dialogue raises critical questions about the future of college football amid financial pressures and societal changes, including expressions of faith in sports and the implications of Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter on public discourse.

After almost 14 years of war, the Syrian regime has abruptly collapsed, practically out of nowhere. Charlie explains what just happened, assisted by K.T. McFarland, then moves onto the more important thing: Why America should stay far far away from the latest Middle East mess. Charlie asks why so many

In this episode, Charlie Kirk discusses the collapse of the Syrian regime following 14 years of civil war, highlighting the emergence of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a radical group linked to Al-Qaeda. He critiques U.S. military eagerness for intervention, arguing that democracy cannot be imposed in regions like Syria where complex tribal dynamics exist. Kirk advocates for non-intervention, emphasizing that solutions should arise from the affected populations rather than foreign interference. He relates this to historical patterns indicating that regime change often leads to instability, and stresses the importance of focusing on domestic issues first.

Charlie takes questions from Charlie Kirk Exclusive subscribers, including:   -How can Trump improve relations with Georgia? (Yes, it's a country) -Why does he follow Shabbat, but not other Jewish festivals? -What the heck is going on in Syria?Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, Charlie Kirk addresses a range of topics sourced from his subscribers, including the political landscape in Georgia, marked by stalled EU accession talks and contentious domestic legislation affecting LGBT rights. The dialogue extends to the importance of practicing Shabbat as a significant religious observance, contrasting it with discussions on Hunter Biden's blanket pardon, which raises questions about the justice system's integrity. Additionally, conversation topics include the financial challenges faced by mothers desiring to be stay-at-home parents, particularly in high-cost states like California.

AmericaFest 2024 is now less than two weeks away, so enjoy a replay of Charlie's speech at AmericaFest 2023, with a theme of "Here I Am, Lord, Send Me." Charlie called on all Christians to be ready to serve God in any capacity for the sake of saving the country.

In this episode of The Charlie Kirk Show, host Charlie Kirk reruns his impactful speech from AmericaFest 2023, titled "Here I Am, Lord, Send Me." Kirk encourages Christians to actively engage in their communities by fulfilling God's will, addressing pro-life advocacy, and drawing wisdom from the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing moral clarity, responding to God's call amidst trials, and the necessity of grassroots activism to confront societal evils. Kirk highlights biblical figures like Moses and Samuel as examples of readiness to serve, underscoring that grace is given freely and should inspire action among believers.

Jack, Blake, and special guest Matthew debate the Thoughtcrime Rumble audience about the politically-motivated assassination of a health insurance CEO. Is vigilante political violence ever acceptable, and what does it say that so many on both the left and the right are defending it? Plus, the group discusses the best

In Episode 65 of The Charlie Kirk Show, the hosts engage in a critical discussion surrounding the politically motivated assassination of a United Healthcare CEO, exploring the disturbing societal reactions and the complex perceptions of justice and violence. They delve into the implications of vigilante actions, raising questions about moral justifications and public sentiment towards the wealthy and the healthcare system. The conversation also shifts to the cultural significance of classic Christmas films, contrasting them with more modern productions and examining their themes of morality and community.