The Charlie Kirk Show, July 16, 2025

Commentary on Jeffrey Epstein, transparency, deep state, things the Trump administration needs to do concerning Jeffrey Epstein, the MAGA base, answering calls in questions from members,

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Do with crypto, etc.

Speaker 2 (00:02):
And and other things, and we all of the votes
are going with us, every single vote.

Speaker 1 (00:07):
But during the conversation.

Speaker 2 (00:09):
When we were talking about it, I asked, what would
you do about that? They all said would fire him.

Speaker 1 (00:16):
Thanks for digging the question, sir.

Speaker 3 (00:18):
You were in Pennsylvania yesterday and when the biled ninety
two billion dollars worth of investments, one of those jumped
down to fifteen billion dollars in Homer City to build
the border stas right.

Speaker 1 (00:27):
That was a power plant.

Speaker 3 (00:28):
Ever, I was up the rally where you told Homer
City residents not forget them when the biggest coal plant
in Pennsylvania flows down, delivered for them yesterday.

Speaker 1 (00:37):
What message do you have those were, well, I'm happy
Homer City. I was there and I said, I'm gonna
produce something.

Speaker 2 (00:44):
I don't know what, because they had shut down this
massive goal plant, one of the biggest in the country,
and it was just purchased by the gentleman that you
met yesterday.

Speaker 1 (00:53):
Very substantial man. I don't know if he says maybe.

Speaker 2 (00:56):
Not as substantial as you, I'm not sure, but he's
substanction we know I'm talking about. And they're going to
spend billions of dollars on rebuilding it, and it's going
to be the largest plant of its kind in the
in the world, I believe, actually in the world.

Speaker 1 (01:14):
And it's gonna be great.

Speaker 2 (01:15):
So we really fulfilled that promise to Homer City, but
it's to Pennsylvania. Basically, we I won Pennsylvania and very
conclusively one Pennsylvania.

Speaker 1 (01:25):
So I owe them a big debt of gratitude. But
thank you for bringing that up.

Speaker 2 (01:30):
We raised ninety two it's actually going over one hundred,
so it'll be over one hundred billion dollars to be
invested in Pennsylvania's Pennsylvania Energy Project.

Speaker 1 (01:41):
So we had everybody was there. Larry Fink was there,
I mean, everybody was there and done a great job.
The Center did did a great job, and we were
very proud. That was a great meeting yesterday. Thank you
very much.

Speaker 4 (01:56):
Actually for each of you. So for the Crown Prince
you uh, are you planning on taking any of the
Patriot missiles that you're going to receive from the United
States and divert those to help Ukraine.

Speaker 5 (02:12):
We have no current plans, as we have an operational
requirement inside Bahrain to keep them there for the present time.

Speaker 1 (02:18):
He's got plenty of them too. And President of the
Feedanyl bill. They're wonderful, they're wonderful, they work very well.
American technology is the best. Yep. The Fine Building Act
maybe the most important part of this. Here's his choice
of everything.

Speaker 2 (02:33):
And we make the best military equipment by far in
the arm it's nothing close, right far?

Speaker 1 (02:40):
None? Yeah, thank you.

Speaker 4 (02:41):
And on the Fentanel building you're signing today, do you
hope that that's going to restart law enforcement cooperation with
China on getting the fentanyl.

Speaker 6 (02:48):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (02:48):
I think China has been helping out.

Speaker 2 (02:51):
I mean it's been it's been a terrible situation for
many years with vantanol. But since I came here, we're
talking to them and they're making a big steps.

Speaker 1 (03:01):
They're also, as you know, being pedalized.

Speaker 2 (03:03):
You know that, man, they're being pedalized with tariffs because
of the fantae.

Speaker 1 (03:07):
But they want to do something. We'll see what happens.

Speaker 7 (03:13):
He's the president.

Speaker 2 (03:17):
Thank you, mister president.

Speaker 8 (03:18):
An American from tam was meeting to death. He was
held by Israeli citizens and those fine. His family has
been calling on you to help prosecute his killers.

Speaker 1 (03:29):
Are you gonna do that.

Speaker 8 (03:30):
American from Tanata.

Speaker 1 (03:32):
Yeah, your first sentences really go ahead.

Speaker 8 (03:36):
American citizen from Tanta, Florida has been killed in the Wispan.
His family has been asking a you of your prosecuting
are you going to help finding?

Speaker 1 (03:46):
Yeah?

Speaker 9 (03:46):
Well so, first of all, have you've seen yesterday Ambassador
Huckaby has asked the Israelis to conduct an investigation. We
want to get all the information about who was involved.
We protect all American citizens anywhere in the world, especially
they're unjustly murdered or killed. So we'll work out more information.
But I hope you saw yesterday, ambassador how could be
in Israel? Asked the Israelis of the authorities to produce
an investigation and concrete information about who was responsible for

(04:09):
his murder.

Speaker 1 (04:10):
They're reporting that tomorrow we have a meeting on it.
They're going to be reporting that to ye. Do you
think that the.

Speaker 8 (04:17):
Golf area now is more secure and do you believe
that a negotiation with Iran is necessary at this stage?

Speaker 5 (04:24):
Well, I definitely believe that the volatility of the situation
has been reduced, and we didn't know where it was
going to go.

Speaker 1 (04:33):
On the Sunday.

Speaker 6 (04:34):
We were very glad when we found out on the Monday.

Speaker 5 (04:36):
Let me put it that way, and should the Iranians
want to negotiate, I'd believe the bulls in their court.
That is the true reality of where we stand today.
They are the ones that stand to benefit from a negotiation.

Speaker 1 (04:49):
And they do. They want to negotiate. They want to
negotiate badly. We're in no rush because you know, we said.

Speaker 10 (05:02):
Every day is a battle for your mind, raging information
coming from every angle, but the will to deceive.

Speaker 6 (05:09):
Fear not.

Speaker 10 (05:10):
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Speaker 6 (05:21):
Fuck a lot, here we go. Okay, everybody, Radio stations
across the country honored to be with you. As always,
we're hearing the Bitcoin dot Com Studio, your gateway to
democratize finance. On this very slow news day on July sixteenth,
You're of our Lord twenty twenty five. Make sure you
guys subscribe to the Charlie Kirsher podcast. Right now, President

(05:42):
Trump is doing a press conference with the Bahraini official.
Very important, wealthy Middle Eastern country, not quite as wealthy
as the United Arab Emirates. A lot happening this morning,
and what I'm going to try to do this morning
is I seek to explain. I'm gonna try to explain

(06:03):
the best of my ability what is going on here
when in regards to Epstein and the messaging around Epstein.
I'm doing my best. I may not land the plane perfectly,
but I think I have something to say here that
will add some context and some depth to what we
are seeing. President Donald Trump repeated what he said this

(06:24):
morning on truth Social. President Trump said, basically, right now
in the press conference, some people are doing the Democrats
work talking about Epstein, and they are stupid people. I'm approximating.
He said something similar on his truth Social this morning,
and he calls it the Epstein hoax. Now, before we

(06:44):
go any further, I do want to say big breaking
news this morning. John Solomon is reporting that in his
sit down interview with Donald Trump, President Trump has greenlit
a special prosecutor to potentially be able to go after
the criminal conspiracy around Epstein and all deep state activity.
So that is a phenomenal victory. That is something that
we should rejoice in. And if that is true, because

(07:07):
it's John Solomon. It's kind of like two or three
levels back, but basically going after all things deep state.
A deep state prosecutor. That is a terrific development. And
I would love to see you know who I want
to see do that, Ed Martin. I think Ed Martin
would be a phenomenal deep state prosecutor. So let's kind
of just put a part on that. Let's just put
a little bit of a a little plug on that,

(07:30):
because we'll get back to it. That's a huge victory.
The President deserves credit there if we get a full
deep state criminal conspiracy prosecutor. Think basically Robert Muller for
deep state activity, but one of our guys doing it,
and interestingly special prosecutors, and the deep state activity actually

(07:51):
is interlaced into all of this. So this morning President
Trump posted on truth Social. I could read the entire
thing on truth Social, but let me just kind of
do the best of you guys can obviously find it
on Trump's through social He says. The radical left Democrats
have hit pay dirt again, just like the fake and
discredits Deal dossier, the lying fifty one intelligence agencies, the
Laptop from Hell, which the Democrats swore came from Russia,

(08:14):
and no ite came from Hunter Biden's bathroom. Even the
Russia Russia scam itself a totally fake and made up
story used in order to hide crooked Hillary Clinton's big
loss in twenty sixteen election. These scams and hoaxes are
all Democrats are good at. It's all they have. They're
no good at governing, no good at policy, and no
good at picking winning candidates. Also, unlike Republicans, they stick
together like glue. Their new scam is that we'll forever

(08:34):
call the Jeffrey Epstein hoax, and my past supporters have
bought into this BS, hook, line and sinker. They haven't
learned their lesson and probably never will. Even after being
conned by the lunatic left for the last eight years.
I've had more success in the last six months than
perhaps any of the president history of our country. That
is totally true, and all these people want to talk
about without with strong prodding by the fake news and

(08:56):
success star of Democrats is the Jeffrey Epstein hoak. Let
these weaklings continue forward and do the Democrats work. Don't
even think about talking about our incredible, unprecedented success, because
I don't want their sporting more. Thank you for attempt
this matter make America radigant. Okay, So let's start with this.
President Donald Trump is obviously upset. Why is he most upset.

(09:17):
I'm going to go through the top the top two
reasons and seek to explain it. He's venting because he
has achieved a lot in six months against all the odds.
Energy prices are going down. The border is hermetically sealed.
He passed the Big Beautiful Bill despite a three seat
majority in the House of Representatives. He's embarking on mass deportations.
He ended a war between Israel and Iran. He took

(09:38):
out the Iranian nuclear facilities. He ended the India Pakistan War,
he ended the Congo Rwandan War. Just in his spare time,
he's going after DEI. He is reduced in the federal workforce.
He is the biggest welfare reform in American history. I
could go peace after peace after peace. Of all of
the victories that President Donald Trump was able to achieve,

(10:00):
one of the most impactful six months ever ever of
any president. So from President Trump's perspective, he is experiencing
a pace. He's experiencing a reality that is far different
than the first six months of Trump one point zero.
So President Trump's immediate reaction to someone who is making
phone calls to try to end the Russian Ukrainian War.

(10:21):
He's trying to figure out this Jerome Pal thing. He's
got agencies of governments to manage. He's turning and probably saying,
why is the attention on a guy who has been
dead for six years? That is probably what President Trump
is saying. And I'm synthesizing part of his venting. Here's
my piece of advice, guys, don't take too seriously this
whole truth social here. I know some people are getting

(10:42):
fired up about this. I don't believe he was trying
to insult anybody personally his base, the people who made
his movement. What it is, I think is what he
was pushing back on what he thinks is a misaligned
press narrative from what he wants to see as celebration

(11:02):
of all the victories over the last six months. However,
now let me now go to why I believe we notussarily,
why I care about this, and why the base cares
about this so much, and then I'm going to kind
of connect the dots. Remember where President Trump was at
this moment in Trump one point zero. At this moment

(11:23):
in Trump one point zero, President Donald Trump was being
hunted by Robert Muller. President Donald Trump basically lost his
attorney general at this moment in Trump one point oh.
He's very loyal to Pambondi for many reasons, one of
which is that he does not want to lose another
attorney general. He does not want to lose another He

(11:49):
does not want to lose another member of his cabinet
this early on. Secondly, he saw in the summer of
twenty seventeen a lot of people jump ship and aligned
with the Robert Muller thing. So President Donald Trump has
within his memory he saw that his presidency in twenty

(12:12):
seventeen was largely taken from him and Trump one point
zero because a lot of people jumped aboard the Muller
band wagon. And with that he kind of saw so
much of his momentum that he had from the election thwarted.
When people demand that he fires Pam Bondi, he hears

(12:35):
people demanding that he explode his ADMIN just like what
happened in the first term. So a big question the
base has is why doesn't President Trump care as much
as the base cares, So let me connect the two
dots together. The base cares about this not as a
way to hurt Donald Trump. And this is where I think,

(12:57):
if I think I could be an explainer here, because
I think everyone talking past each other a little bit.
We do not care about the story as a way
to hurt Donald Trump. In fact, it's the opposite. We
love President Trump, we love what he's doing. We actually
care about this story because this is a rare opportunity

(13:18):
of a sloppy operation by the deep state. The deep
state conducted itself in an overly messy, sloppy way. President
Donald Trump taught us to drain the to drain the swamp.
President Donald Trump taught us to want to go after
the deep state. So I actually think we're all agreeing

(13:38):
on this. President Trump wants to have a special prosecutor
go after the deep state. We want to have an
emphasis on Jeffrey Epstein because Jeffrey Epstein was probably an
actor of the intelligence agencies. We don't know that for certain.
He could have been a fabuloust, like Mike ben said yesterday,

(13:58):
and maybe he was kind of doing brokering, or maybe
he was kind of connecting the different entities together. But
understand this, when I go to college campuses, I am
not proactively bringing up Epstein. People are bringing Epstein to me.
The reason why we are caring about this is not

(14:21):
trying to win brownie points or not trying to make
the liberals or the media care about us. To go
full circle, we are caring about the Epstein story because
we are afraid that if we do not lance the
intelligence community bull that tried to murder him on July
thirteenth in Butler, Pennsylvania, that tried to take him out

(14:41):
with Russia, Russia, Russia, than that very same deep state
actor that spied on him and leaked the phone call
of him between Zelensky that resulted in his first impeachment.
We're worried the deep state will derail Trump, and we
look at the Epstein story as a skeleton key to
be able to look under the hood, dismantle and deconstruct

(15:02):
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(15:50):
were around COVID, mister president, the same people that were
behind the stolen election of twenty twenty that you talk
about so frequently. We think these are the same actors.
I want to play is this cut three point fifty three? Okay,
let's play that once we get radio back. And So,

(16:12):
as President Donald Trump is upset on truth social I
do not think he's attacking all of you in the
rank and file. Instead, President Donald Trump is venting off
some anger right now because he thinks that this is
being used to derail his presidency. He thinks that this

(16:34):
is being used to derail all of his success, when
that's actually when the grassroots would say, it's not actually
a mainstream media driven narrative. The mainstream media has actually
been very disinterested in this. This is a we've got
your six, we have your back. We're not trying to

(16:54):
take you out. The grassroots is not trying to make
you look bad. We want to try and make sure
the bad people that have done such terrible things to
you can finally be held accountable.

Speaker 11 (17:08):
Stay right there, Okay, everybody, welcome back.

Speaker 6 (17:22):
Let's play just some of the piece of tape. First,
the breaking news of John Solomon on the Special Council
looking into by the way, the bigcoin dot com studio,
all of the deep state activity including Jeffrey Epstein and
the conspiracy attached to it. By the way, if you're
just tuning in a real America's voice, we had a
very important open here. We covered President Donald Trump's truth

(17:43):
social We covered kind of where he's coming from and
where I think the grassroots is coming from. And I
actually think there's a lot more alignment and harmony there,
and I want to try to seek to mesh that up.
But first, here's the breaking promising news. John Solomon, three
fifty two.

Speaker 12 (18:01):
You did inform them that they're thinking about appointing a
special a special counsel on this to take over this entire,
this entire investigation.

Speaker 6 (18:09):
Yeah, and so I think it's good. A protests to it.

Speaker 13 (18:11):
Let's get let's get the trust of the American people,
let's get accountability, and then let's focus on the things
that matter.

Speaker 12 (18:16):
So he is, uh, he's on board with this situation
of getting a special prosecutor and having and having the
Epstein situation put into that so that can be formally.

Speaker 14 (18:25):
Looking legitimate, look and really way Steve, you know, I
asked him about the special but the immediate volunteers, and
then I follow up on it, but he immediately brings
up Epstein.

Speaker 6 (18:34):
I just throw that in. Let's get it all answered.
I got nothing to hide.

Speaker 4 (18:36):
I want truth and I want prosecutions, and I just
want the justice system to take care of what needs
to be taken care of.

Speaker 6 (18:42):
It was really a remarkable moment. It's a phenomenal clip.
And I would I would say Ed Martin as the
Deep State prosecutor would be a perfect person through Epstein
in there to the twenty twenty election there, Why does
that matter? And this is why I think we're actually
more in agreement than the back and forth here. The
reason the base cares at this again is because we

(19:02):
believe Epstein was an agent of the people that tried
to kill Trump, that tried to take the election from
Trump and try to destroy Trump's first term. President Trump
thinks though, that people caring about Epstein are part of
the people that have been trying to ruin him prior.
That's where I think we're actually more in harmony here.
And I'm not just saying this as you know, trying

(19:23):
to cope or run cover. Because President Donald Trump is
obviously okay with appointing a special prosecutor. Simultaneously, he's fired
up about people. He thinks that some people are trying
to use this to hurt him. We're trying to use
this to save him, not save him, but to try
to protect him. I don't want to say save him,
but maybe save him from another deep state coup attempt.

(19:44):
So President Donald Trump is in act, is in a
active posture right now. He is in a place of
where he is looking for threats on the horizon who
can blame him Play cut three fifty three.

Speaker 2 (19:59):
The auto ben had a policy, which is, by the way,
I think the biggest scandal.

Speaker 1 (20:04):
That's the scandal they should be talking about, not Jeffrey Epstein.

Speaker 8 (20:09):
Will you ask a Trade General Pamboni to release more
documents to finally put this contract.

Speaker 1 (20:14):
That whatever is credible, she can release.

Speaker 2 (20:16):
If a document is credible, of the documents there that
is credible.

Speaker 1 (20:21):
She can release. I think it's I think.

Speaker 2 (20:23):
It's good, but it's just really it's just a subject.
He's dead, he's gone, and all it is is the Republicans.

Speaker 1 (20:32):
Certain Republicans got.

Speaker 2 (20:34):
Duped by the Democrats, and they're following a Democrat playbooker
and no different than Russia, Russia Russian, all the other
hoaxes they're they're started by the Democrats and some Republicans
in this case, I was surprised, but they got duped.

Speaker 6 (20:51):
Okay, I think he's talking about people on Capitol Hill.
He might be talking about Speaker Johnson here that are
calling for you know, special investigation, or Gallainne Maxwell, something
like that. But we're all talking about the same thing
in different ways. Knowing this from privately and public conversations,
this is not that this is not that hard of

(21:11):
a code to crak President. The President says, why are
you so focused on the person of Epstein? We're doing
all this amazing stuff. This guy's a creep that I
kicked him out of my club, Like I don't know, Like,
why are you so fired up about this? Where our
counter is, We're actually not that interested in the person
of Jeffrey Epstein. We're not. What we are interested in
is we're interesting in was he a representative of the

(21:35):
shadow government. We all want to focus on the President's
big wins happening right now, on things that matter for
all three hundred and forty million Americans, and he's doing
an awesome job of that, and he is. And the
the emphasis is not, oh, it's all about the person
of Jeffrey Epstein. The reason why the grassroots is mad

(21:58):
and the reason why you guys are fired up about this,
and the reason why you guys are emailing me freedom
at Charliekirk dot com is you say, no, mister President,
this guy is a way. It is a skeleton key.
It's a chance for us to look under the hood.
It's a chance for us to say this is the thread.
Thank you. The deep state made a mistake. They were sloppy,

(22:20):
they were messy. Had an Epstein die? Where to get
his financing from? Was he a representative of a foreign government? Everything?
We look at Epstein as an introductory story to all
of the other elements that tried to take you out.

(22:41):
It's not that we are obsessed with the some people
are online, they're like very into like who Epstein was personally.
There's been plenty of documentaries about that. That's not what
is animating this. That's not what's firing a lot of
people up in this audience. Instead, you know that Epstein
was likely a batman and a fixer, a fixer for

(23:02):
the same people that have been trying to take out
Donald Trump. We're gonna blow through the brake. Stay right there,
and look. My other piece of advice here is that

(23:24):
don't get too fired up about the truth social and
President Trump ranting and venting about this, And let me
tell you why. It's that President Donald Trump went through
an entire first term. He went through an entire term
where people were constantly turning on him for fake stuff,
constantly turning on him. And so he says, wait a second,

(23:48):
like he basically thinking he knew Jeffrey Epstein, he got
in a big fight with Jeffrey Epstein, he kicked him
out of his club, He's mistrustful of all of this,
These different elements here. At the same time, the message
that I want the President to hear, both privately and publicly,
is that you and the grassroots, the emphasis and the

(24:09):
focus on this is, you know, partly partly because of
all the kind of back and forth of you know,
is it up, is it down? Also, you know PTSD,
you know, post traumatic stress disorder. I guess you could
call it. But I think part of this is just

(24:32):
a messaging misunderstanding. Again, emails are flooding in right now,
supportive of the way that we are articulating it. And
that's where John Solomon says we're gonna get a spe
special prosecutor on this. I think it's phenomenal what I'm
going to say to the president, you know, if I
see him soon, or if we talk on the phone,
or I'll say this the same thing on the show.

(24:53):
There's no like private agenda here is that, mister President.
The emphasis on Epstein is truly the best intentions of
your most loyal followers. Where we're not trying to score
points with the CNNs of the New York Times. It's
truly because we care about you. It's because we want

(25:14):
what's best for the presidency. And one of the core
campaign promises that I know that you are pushing forward
is that you want to dismantle the deep state. We
are messengers here, We are relaying what we are hearing
from your most loyal ultra maga supporters all the time.

(25:35):
And it's not that people are saying, you know, they
want to learn about Epstein because they have any suspicion
of President Trump. No, we don't think. No one thinks,
no one thinks you're involved in any way of that
stuff whatsoever. But the way that you taught us is
that we need to go after the rogue intel agencies

(25:59):
to lance the boyle that has been festering in this
country for decades. And by an act of God and
by your courage, and by what the President has been
able to do, and you just happen to be president,
we are your students in dismantling the deep state. And
this cancer has been festering in this country for decades.

(26:21):
So the boil is the intelligence community, the boil is.
James Comy is involved in all of this stuff. James
Comy's daughter is the prosecutor on the Gwaine Maxwell case.
You think of all the prosecutors that could have been
chosen in the federal government, Marine Komy, I think that's

(26:41):
her name, was chosen as the prosecutor on the Maxwell
pace Come on and the Ditty case. And look. My
one piece that I would say to the president privately
as well, is have an understanding of your supporters and

(27:05):
your followers here and know that they're not trying to
take you out. They're not trying to fall for a hoax.
And I could tell you amongst the young people that
I'm following right now, they don't really know how to
analyze or process this. This is I would say, mister President,

(27:26):
this is not a Trump resistance from a lot of
the young people from the college bros and the crypto
bros and the podcast people. These are not never Trumpers.
Part of that is out there, but it's not this.
These are guys that care about transparency, and they do
want to talk about your success. They do want to
talk about this historic presidency. And so instead, let's try

(27:48):
to combine all of these forces together and try to
go after the deep State. And I can tell you
right now gen Z is really fired up about this,
especially young men. I mean, we're getting flooded with thousands,
hundreds of thousands of comments that are very unhappy about this.

(28:13):
And I think they're unhappy about it because they want
and they voted for President Trump on a government. They
want to have a mandate where they assail the deep state.
And we all agree, we all agree gen Z is
going off right now on this, and so that's no
breaking news. President Trump was elected primarily to go after

(28:39):
the deep state. We want to go after the deep state.
A lot of this is largely just a misunderstanding. Stay
right there.

Speaker 10 (28:54):
In fact, First America First, Welcome back to the Charlie
Kirk Show.

Speaker 6 (29:00):
Welcome back, everybody, Email us as always freedom at Charliekirk
dot com. I want to tell you, guys about TikTok
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would be a good one that we could play? Play

(29:20):
cut two if you're ever outnumbered? Instead of talking about
politics or stuff. Just say, listen, my view comes at
a high social cost on this college campus. Yeah, high
social cost. How many kids here are graded differently because
your conservative views raise your hand? Okay, almost every student
hand goes up. So therefore it's you're making a conscious

(29:43):
decision to suffer to some degree for a transcendent value. Yeah,
and you should tell your lib friends or whatever. I
could have comfort if I conform, so why don't die?

Speaker 13 (29:56):
Yes, I could actually get better grades like you if
I said what you said, but I'm not.

Speaker 11 (30:02):
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(30:25):
Rich Barrison just the second. Here we're going to talk
about all of the polling here about with young men
and with gen Z. The bigger issue is who was
working with Epstein And if it's no big deal, then
let's get to that. For was it the deep state?
Was it the administrative state? We need names, countries, leaders,

(30:46):
The deeds are really bad, But the bigger issue is
indeed the relationship of all the intel parties. And I
think that is the way to proceed. I think that
is the path forward here, Mike Benn said, elite institutions
and several governments. And if that is not the case,
then we the American people will learn that very quickly.

(31:09):
Let's get to the bottom of it as quickly as possible,
joining us. And by the way, I will say this,
I am not minimizing this. I am just the messenger here.
I am simply the interlocutor. The young men and the
gen Z audience that I represent. They are flame and
mad right now about this stuff. I've said that it's

(31:29):
been a week and a half and they're watching this
thing unfold and they want to go after the deep
state of government, the government. I could tell you that
amongst the younger voters that we represent that we know
better than anybody else they want action on this action
action action. We say all this because we want President Trump,
the most popular president in history. We are his greatest,

(31:52):
most stalwart defender. Joining us now is Rich Barris. Rich,
welcome here. You're on the phone, so we're gonna over
relate some b roll. Rich. We want to have you
on the program. We're highlighting all of this data that
you have because we love Trump, because we care about him.
This is not an op from people who hate him.
This is his most loyal, fervent young voters in particular.

(32:15):
But of all ages that they want to they want
to bring the Intel agencies to heal and they look Epstein.
They look at Epstein as a representative of that very
same deep state government. Rich Barris, we say that as
a prerequisite. What is happening with the polling and the
data around the Epstein situation.

Speaker 15 (32:38):
I think it's in thanks so as always Charlie for
having me on. Yeah, I'm kind of in rout from
point A to point B, but I think it's important
to repeat what you just said. It's not so much
Epstein the issue itself. It is a proxy issue, and
I think that a lot of people have failed to
understand it in that in that you know, in that

(32:59):
space where people see it as a way to hold
a ruling class that has been getting away with everything,
you know, for years, accountable when they don't. So people
have to first come to grips with that. It's not just,
you know, an issue that's been a partisan issue, Charlie.
It's more like a ruling class versus we the little

(33:20):
guy kind of an issue. So that's how people see it.
Some of the President's most strongest supporters and supporters by
the way that he can he has been able to
count on in the past, particularly in twenty four, that
the Republican Party is not so. In the polling that
we did just release, I think one of the biggest
warning signs is the decline among eighteen to twenty nine

(33:43):
year olds, that young voting group that we highlighted so
much on your show going into twenty four, that Trump
was running so far ahead with this group compared even
to Republicans who marginally improved. Right, they did improve, they
just didn't get all of that. That didn't squeeze as
much blood out of that stone as Donald Trump did,
And that was the biggest decline this month. Honestly, the

(34:06):
reason why he didn't decline further because in our poll.
He only went slightly negative. It is the first negative
that we that we've gathered from him this presidency. But
he only did because that was partially offset and I
think people need to hear this partially offset by a
bump in voters who have a four year degree or higher.

(34:26):
Those voters still tell us that they will vote Democrat
in the twenty six midterm election. This is a temporary
bump among people who do like to see things, you know,
like interventions. They do like to see him take the
posture that he has been taking. So he's being rewarded
by that, but it's not going to earn any votes. Honestly.

(34:48):
The concern is from his more loyal base, and this
is not being communicated correctly. And again, what I'm trying
to say is some of that support in this poll
is fleeting. One is not. I think that it's more
it's wiser to prioritize the concerns of those who are
not fleeting. They're not fair weather friends.

Speaker 6 (35:09):
So what what does this mean? Because because I could
tell you just anecdotally, Blake sent a message this morning
he said, Blake said something that a friend of his
said that, you know, the Charlie kirkshow is one of
the best connected yet least insulated programs out there, meaning
that we're we're very you know, well connected into the

(35:29):
US government with you know, the administration and stuff with
the President, but also we're in total touch with the grassroots.
And I could tell you the grassroots, the younger people,
especially gen Z, they are flaming mad this morning. Why
are they flaming mad? Rich and what how does that
manifest into the data?

Speaker 15 (35:48):
Well, let me also say that I think that there
is a lot of good stuff that the president has
to talk about. There's just a lot of frustration among
these people that some of the myths have for miscommunications,
mishandling of these issues is overshadowing that stuff. Charlie. So
you know, think about if you're running in your social

(36:08):
circles and you're a younger, you're a younger person, you
supported Donald Trump. You want to go out there and
tell to successes. But you and as the president obviously
feels the same frustration. You constantly have to answer the
criticisms of how certain things were done right. So they
it's it's hard to say, uh, let's forget about this

(36:29):
and just focus on no tax for tips when it
was such a prevalent part of their argument for him
and his argument for the presidency, that there will be
a different tone in government, there will be this almost
like radical transparency. Right. It puts them. I think that
some people just aren't appreciating the position that average voters

(36:50):
are in, you know, support It is not it was
not easy to support Donald Trump, Charlie. It's not all right,
And I think you know that. And every voter who
is out there voted for especially in these these new
emerging magot demographic groups. So young voters, Hispanic men, young
black men, you know, they're they're out on a limb
there too. So they're being they feel like they're not

(37:13):
being hurt or appreciate it.

Speaker 6 (37:14):
But let's play cut three O two. This is the CNN.
They report Google searches for Epstein this week have skyrocketed
one thousand, nine hundred percent with younger people. This is
the top issue right outside of housing and stuff. We
really need to be focusing on stuff that deserves more
of our platform. But I could tell you the Epstein thing.
For younger voters, they look at this as something they've

(37:35):
heard about for years. There's a lot of mystery. There's
a lot of dark aura around all this, and they
want to try to get to the truth. And this
is a demo that already has like negative trust of government.
They're dealing from a deficit of trust of government. Let's
go to cut three O two. Please, why don't.

Speaker 16 (37:52):
We take a look at Google searches for Jeffrey Epstein.

Speaker 6 (37:56):
Take a look at this today versus a week ago.

Speaker 16 (37:59):
Up like a right, get up nineteen hundred percent. My goodness,
gracious and get this. It is currently the top term
topic being searched alongside Donald Trump today. If Donald Trump,
who is begging asking you to support us, to drop it,
he is not getting his wish whatsoever.

Speaker 11 (38:18):
His supporters are not dropping it.

Speaker 16 (38:20):
Interest in this story is at basically an all time high.
And of course, this is such an interesting story because
it is one that unites different parts of the far right.
It's one of the few stories that actually brings together
folks like Steve Bennon and Elon Musk. They all are
wondering what the heck is going on here, And at
this particular point, Donald Trump has not figured out a

(38:42):
way to solve this problem and call the problem on
the right side of his base, Rich Barris.

Speaker 15 (38:50):
He had to throw in far right in there, which
I just need to point out is not true. Donald
Trump got more popular than he has ever been. He
won an electoral victory. It was larger than any of
the ones prior in electorates that are getting more self
identified as moderate. Because the word, you know, the idea
of being conservative to mean different things. That young voters

(39:11):
have a different definition in their minds of what it
means to be a traditional and conservative. So that's that
he has to throw that in there, and that's that's
just not even true. But again what it's what he's
talking about is really undeniable and some of the pulling
that we did, Charlie, the interest in this story is
so high you're starting to get to the levels of

(39:32):
voter id right this kind of do you think that
you know, Jeffrey Epstein and people like that get away
with things or right, that their secrecy surrounding these issues
and that you know the people in power bend over
backwards to keep that stuff from coming to life. There's
agreement there. That's one part that Harry is right about.
There's agreement there at levels that you normally don't see

(39:54):
and it was even a little bit surprising to me.
But again that's because of how this issued is. You
young votersicularly, they have very little prospects for the future,
right they have. We were just talking about housing, you said,
we'd rather be talking about a housing crisis, right, And
the cost of shelter and the CPI.

Speaker 17 (40:11):
All of this, you know, is.

Speaker 15 (40:12):
Coming on the backdrop of you have this class of
rich people who they made this system, they presided over it,
they manage its decline, and they get away with everything.

Speaker 8 (40:23):
Right.

Speaker 15 (40:23):
So again, a lot of this for me personally, it's
how it was handled. I think that just talking to
voters as much as we have over the last couple
of weeks about it, if it was just handled a
little bit differently. And I think that these voters do
have a lot of trust in President Trump, but it
wasn't and that's something that has to be acknowledged. They
still give them a lot of latitude, you know, on

(40:43):
on you know, the trust they have for him. So
I would I would really say the better, the better
direction moving forward here is to acknowledge that things are mishandled,
you know, say that they're come but we do need
to move on. So we can get your life in
a better position, so we can address these things that
are not only going to impact it's your future, but
the future of your kids if not the Browbie right.
So we can't do that. That's not going to work.

(41:06):
And you know, Harry's over there, he's reveling in it.
Listen to how he true and of course he's he
opposes Donald Trump. Listen to how he's reveling in it.
None of these people are reveling in this, Charlie. And
that's something that you know is being communicated and it's
not It's just not correct. It's not because they want
to you know, they want to pin him down or

(41:26):
they want to.

Speaker 6 (41:27):
Get it fus.

Speaker 15 (41:27):
It's because they wanted to do it right and move on.

Speaker 6 (41:30):
Rich Barris, big data, Paul. We'll talk to you soon.
Thank you so much, Rich Barris. Alan Jackson Ministries, we
have more to say after the break. Let's both blow
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That is Alan Jackson dot com slash Charlie. So take
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the Charlie Kirk Show podcast page, and we'll be right
back going through the brakes. The American people, the Magabase

(42:41):
view this as the common man versus the global elite,
the conservative base, the MAGA faithful. They view this as
the muscular class. As we frequently and commonly say versus
a group of people that are never held accountable for
their crimes. There's a major economic portion of this. How

(43:05):
many people went to jail after the two thousand and
eight financial crisis. None. It's a huge rallying cry for
the occupied Democrats and for AOC and Bernie Sanders. How
many people went to jail after COVID locking down our schools,
putting masks on our kids and forcing vaccines none. How

(43:25):
many people went to jail for keeping the border completely
wide open under Joe Biden's presidency. None. So what you
have is a multi decade built up build up of
a ruling class that is never held accountable. Of a
ruling class, they get to do whatever they want. And
in this case, the American people view it, they say,

(43:48):
this guy's like raped girls and was probably an intelligent
and we can't get to him. That is why the
anger is driving this so forcefully. Right there, welcome back everybody,

(44:13):
Email us as always freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com.
So then what can be done about this? President Donald
Trump said that I want all credible information out. Well,
I put a ten ten things, immediate credible action items.
Let's go one by one. The OPR. Department of Justice
report should be immediately released. Mike Benz that an entire

(44:35):
show on that with us yesterday. You guys should check
it out, very very important show. Number two, the Department
of Justice should move to unseal all Maxwell grand jury
testimony immediately. We need to find out what's in those
grand jury documents. Number three. Bring Alexander Acosta, who was
the US attorney under the original two thousand and seven

(44:56):
botched case against Epstein, for a full interview and five
out what he knew about Epstein working for foreign or
domestic intelligence. Israel has very strongly denied that he was Masad?
Was it Saudy? Was it mi I? Six? Was it Cia?
Let's figure it out. Was a foreign country running a
child rape ring domestically in the United States of America

(45:19):
with our own intell agencies knowing? And if it was nobody?
Just make it clear why we know that, and then
people will say thank you. Show us the evidence. Number four,
release all non sea sam which is child sexual abuse material.
No one wants to see that stuff, by the way,
that's the thing. No one wants to see the kids
getting raped. No one wants that. No one wants to

(45:40):
see that, but release all the non see sam underlying
facts around Epstein indictment in twenty nineteen. This is key.
Remember Trump Trump's DJ arrested Jeffrey Epstein in the summer
of twenty nineteen. Can we get all the information that
that Trump DOJ was operating on. That means they probably

(46:02):
had a document trove this thick around Jeffrey Epstein in
the twenty nineteen indictment because remember, Jeffrey Epstein died in jail.
Jeffrey Epstein was arrested by Donald Trump's Department of Justice.
Number five, we need a report on why the two
thousand and seven bush Comb investigation of Epstein was so butchered.
Number six green light Glaine Maxwell to speak freely to

(46:26):
the media or to Congress and learn what she knows.
Number seven. Get to the bottom of how Epstein got
his money subpoena bank records and financial statements. Figure out
the capitol flows. Number eight. Release the names of prisoners
on the prison floor the night Epstein was murdered. Overrule
the prisoner privacy rules. Who were the prisoners on the

(46:47):
floor that Epstein was murdered? Why does that matter? Well,
if Epstein was murdered. It was probably murdered by a
fellow prisoner. Number nine, get the missing minutes of the
prison footage. There's right now two and a half missing
minutes of the prison footage. That's inexplicable to a lot
of us. What happened There almost three minutes of missing footage.
If you want to create conspiracy theories, that is what

(47:08):
you do. Oh yeah, he killed himself and there's three
minutes of missing footage. Yeah, you gotta get to the
bottom of that. And then number ten, this is not
the most important, but the most immediate. And honestly, I'm
gonna say this with all love and reverence for the administration.
This is not even touch President Trump. Why is it
that for a week and a half we have had

(47:29):
to go just cover this story without a press conference
from the administration. We need Pambondi, Todd Blanche, Dan Bongino,
Cash Battel Boom boom, boom boom. What's happening is we
are now we're basically having to do the pr work
of the administration basically, and honestly, we're like, guys, it's
been ten days since you've leaked this thing on the

(47:51):
holiday weekend and you still have not done a straight
to camera, straight to the sticks press conference. Here's what
we looked for, here's what actually exists, Here's why we
reached the conclusion that we did. And so what they've
done is basically, people like myself and Benny Johnson and
Steve Bannon and Jack Pisobic, we're out here. We're having
to explain this all day long, kind of doing little crumbs,

(48:13):
little here, little this, little that. President Trump, He's got
a million other things going on. We're trying to fill
the void and we're trying to explain it when we
get questions that remain. Here's what we are doing to
reach transparency. It is at critical mass right now, and
that is number ten on this list. You got to
get to the sticks for at least an hour, hour
and a half. You've got to get out there. And

(48:34):
i know these guys upset it and I've given some time.
I'm like, okay, you know, let's buy them sometime. We
are now Wednesday, going into Thursday. People are very very
confused and some people are very disappointed and mad. You
need to help them out a little bit, explain what
is going on. It's by the way, I'm glad people
are tuning into our show at record numbers. Our show's
never been doing better and thank you for that. We're

(48:56):
covering this extensively and exhaustively, but at some point we
got to hear from the DOJFBI And if Dan Bongino
is a media wizard, there is no one better in
front of cameras than Dan Bongino. He knows how to
handle himself in front of a camera. So release release
him to the dogs. And when Dan Bongino says something

(49:19):
with a Nobs type approach, boom, I think that will
go a long way. Totally. We made so much progress
with gen Z and this is a big vulnerability online
on TikTok the story is not landing. Well, let's fix
this and we can why because we are the most

(49:42):
resolute defenders of President Trump. That is why second hour're
coming up.

Speaker 18 (50:03):
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Speaker 22 (51:10):
But Terrence, First of all, the Male Clinic says, inflammation
is the culprit is the root cause about ninety nine
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Speaker 1 (51:23):
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Speaker 22 (51:25):
That we have disease, that we have pain for pretty
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and the way we tackle that is with a river
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So think of inflammation like somebody polluting a river. If

(51:45):
the river is flowing strong and clean and pure, even
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You often hear about people fasting and doing just water fast,
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does your system typically take to kind of get the
body back, as you said, to kind of clear out
that river and right itself.

Speaker 22 (52:29):
Well, interesting that you say that, Terrence. There's certainly efficacy
to fasting. And you know, Jesus didn't say if you fast,
he said when you fast. So fasting is a healthy thing,
but is a very temporary thing. Whereas when you do
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Well, I did it twenty eight years ago, so it
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That's the truth.

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Go on and love welcome back everybody. Email us as

(55:12):
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We covered a lot. Usually we do this on Friday,
but I'm gonna be doing some away shows as I'm
going to try to go to a cooler climate for
a little bit in an undisclosed location. So we're gonna

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Speaker 13 (55:53):
Well, Hello Charlie, good to talk to you. I watched
your video with Michael Nola's debating versus Parsonant. Your argument
was the best argument I've heard on this subject. I'm
a Protionant like you and have been listening to the
Michael Knowles show for years, and he is a great guy.
But sometimes Michael Knowles is so Catholic he could have
been the new Pope. No, I'm glad you laughed at them.

(56:17):
I know, Charlie, a lot of Catholics are real Christians,
including Michael Knowles, but we are the people of the Bible,
and Catholic theology can be like Swiss cheese, lots of holes.
Their obsession with Mary is completely unbiblical. I used to
go to the Chrystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California once
in a while, and then they were sold to the
Catholic Church, and in the preyer room I used to use,
they now have a crystal sculpture of Mother Mary at

(56:39):
the center of the Preyer room where you can kneel
and pray to Mary, plus a twenty foot tall statue
of Mary in the courtyard titled Mary Queen of Heaven.
I don't know exactly where this mariology comes from, but
obviously Jesus didn't.

Speaker 6 (56:52):
Believe in it.

Speaker 13 (56:53):
All throughout the Gospels, he never mentions it. If anything,
he taught against it. I was wondering, could it be
since you and Michael Knowles both have a big following,
that you could do a one hour debate about Catholic
versus Protestant. What do you think, Charlis?

Speaker 6 (57:06):
I love it? First of all, thank you for being
a member. You've actually hit on one of my major
major concerns of Catholicism. And I mean, like I love Catholics.
You know, as people know, I'm very close to even
my local Catholic priest's father, Klin, great guy. My wife
was baptized Catholic. But I have some big disagreements with Catholicism,
and the first of which would be Marriology. But let

(57:29):
me first say I think we, as Prodence and Evangelicals
under venerate Mary. She was very important. She was a
vessel for our Lord and Savior. I think that we,
as Evangelicals and Protestants, we've overcorrected. We don't talk about
Mary enough. We don't venerate her enough. Mary was clearly
important to early Christians. There's something there. In fact, I

(57:51):
believe one of the ways that we fix toxic feminism
in America is Mary as the solution. Have more young ladies,
pa be pious, be reverent, to be full of faith,
slow to anger, slow to words. At times. Mary is
a phenomenal example and I think a counter to so

(58:14):
much of the toxicity of feminism in the modern era. However,
I would say Catholicism goes way too far. Catholicism believes
two things as dogma, and most Catholics, if you ask
them this, they don't even some don't even know. Number one,
do you believe that Mary was sinless, the Catholic Church does.

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There is no biblical basis for this, the only of
which would be that Mary was full of grace in
the annunciation of Mary in Luke one. That is a
big stretch, by the way, that was not even added
into official Catholic dogma till the mid eighteen hundreds, the
second of which there is a which is called the
Immaculate Conception. There's a second for form of Catholic dogma
that believes that Mary was assumed into Heaven, that her

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physical body was actually the assumption of Mary was assumed
in heaven. Again, that is a pure faith claim that
it is not biblically supported at all whatsoever. So I
think that we as evangelical as can do a better
job of remembering, studying, talking about, and pointing towards Mary,
because she was a vessel chosen by God Almighty that

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brought our Lord into this world. But I find, in fact,
I find biblical evidence to the opposite. I find biblical
evidence to show that Mary was sinful like all the
rest of us. In fact, I see biblical evidence that
it says very clear. I think in the Book of
Romans that no one is sinless except Christ Jesus. The
other one is more of a technical theological debate, which

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again Catholics have a very firm belief on this that
Mary was not the mother of Jesus's half brothers not
supported by scripture. However, you could say that it was
Joseph's other kids from another marriage. That again, that is
just a faith claim. That would be of course, James
and Jude, the two half brothers of Jesus. This is
not a made your issue for me, between me getting

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along with Catholics, me loving Catholics, me thinking that Catholics
are doing a great job for the planet, for the world,
but I personally would not be able to enter into
a faith that believes that anybody except Jesus Christ our Lord,
was without sin. And that's my final comment on mariology.
Happy to debate it with others if that is that

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ever surfaces. So again we're also here on the Charlie
kirkshow we're very ecumenical. I just want to say again,
Catholics are just fabulous in so many different ways. They
fight for life, they fight for marriage, they fight against transgenderism.
I have three major theological disagreements with Catholicism. It's not
a mystery. I talked about it publicly, the first of
which would be the infallibility of the pope and the

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whole process and the idea of the Vatican, the second
of which is mariology, and the third of which which
is just less you, less important, but it's transubstantiation. I
do not hold that view. Thank you so much, my friend,
for being a member. I appreciate it. Gary, Gary, what
is on your mind? Members? Dot? Charlie Kirk, what is
on your mind? Okay, what is on your mind? All right?

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Next one, Josh, Josh, what is on your mind? Members?

Speaker 1 (01:01:18):
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Speaker 6 (01:01:19):
Charliekirk dot com. Josh, what is on your mind? Hey, Charlie.

Speaker 17 (01:01:23):
So my main question is what do you think gen
Z is getting right that older generations might have missed?
Because you here today especially, a lot of older generations
are saying, oh, you know, you just need to pull
yourself up by your bootstraps. You know, just work some more.
You can afford a house if you work. But in reality,
wages are way lower than what they should be. Housing

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is way higher. We have way more complex problems, at
least in my eyes. Obviously they had complex problems in
their own day. But what do you think we're maybe
getting right that they might not be giving.

Speaker 19 (01:01:56):
Us credit for.

Speaker 6 (01:01:57):
Okay, So a phenomenal question. So the first of which
is this, this is not the same economic order that
existed in the nineteen eighties. It's not the same country
that existed in the nineteen eighties. We are a cluttered country,
we are a overwhelmed country. We are a country that
is flooded with foreigners. And secondly, where the country is

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far more pricey. It's far more expensive to exist and
to have basic necessities than it was in the nineteen eighties.
Many boomers, God bless them, This is not an accusation
or criticism of Boomers, had a much easier entry point
into the American dream than this current generation. It was
easier to work hard and to get ahead, to save,

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Going to university was cheaper, There was far less competition
for housing. You were able to buy a home. And
also the dating pool was easier. It was not full
of young women that are infected with the Jezebel spirit,
that had no interest in getting married or having children,
that wanted to be the boss of the relationship. Young

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men seek to have some sort of relationship that is
scriptural in nature. More people were Christian. Our nation is
now more Christian, our nation is now more secular. We
had far more cultural cohesion.

Speaker 20 (01:03:12):
To the.

Speaker 6 (01:03:15):
More important question though, about economics, interest rates is part
of it. Like a lot of people will say, well,
I had a nine point five percent mortgage rate on
my first house. Yes, However the down payment I almost
guarantee was far more affordable than it was today, far
more now, not by percentage, but by percentage of asset
price to your annualized income. Asset price to annualized income

(01:03:39):
has gone way out of control. So for example, yes,
you might have had to have twenty percent down in
the nineteen eighties or the nineteen nineties, but the asset prices,
for example, for like a single family home in Mesa, Arizona,
has gone to like eight to nine eight to nine
hundred thousand dollars and is priced people out of the
housing market. If we do not fix the fact that

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young people are permanent owners, if we do not fix
the fact that young people are permanent renters I should say,
and not able to own, then we are going to
have a deconstruction and a disordered economic reality that therefore
invites political radicalism. We could put this up, put three
sixty five up on screen. That's just median rent. Look

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how much that's gone up since nineteen seventy three, inflation adjusted.
By the way inflation adjusted the media rent, the median
rent in nineteen eighty five was one thirty one dollars.
It's now fourteen hundred dollars. So it's four hundred dollars
more expensive just to pay for median rent inflation adjusted.
So I think older Americans need to understand there has

(01:04:43):
been an economic abuse, generational theft of the next generation,
and we need to fix it. It's not about pointing figures.
We should point fingers honestly at Larry Fink and Blackrock.
That's a separate issue. Instead, we should take a step back,
take a deep breath, fix this, build ten million new homes,
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Speaker 21 (01:07:35):
Hey, Charlie, thanks for taking my call. I have been
in an argument with a friend of mine and they
are a junior CFO at a small hospital, Catholic hospital
in Omaha, Nebraska, and they are saying that due to
the cuts that Trump has put in place as far

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as Medicaid in Medicare, that he's not going to have.

Speaker 16 (01:08:03):
A job in a few years.

Speaker 21 (01:08:05):
And I'm trying to explain that he's not cutting you know,
Medicare and Medicaid to the point where they're going to
close hospitals. They're cutting it, you know, waste, fraud, and abuse.

Speaker 6 (01:08:17):
And so.

Speaker 21 (01:08:19):
That was one question. And then the other one we
argue about is that he is spending way more than
he is bringing in and I'm trying to explain about
the tariffs, and you know, he is bringing in money.
So either one of those questions, I just don't have
a backing to that for my argument.

Speaker 6 (01:08:38):
So the first of which, part of the Big Beautiful
Bill included fifty billion dollars for rural hospitals, so we
don't know for certain of it's going to close my unfortunate.
Look here, here's my tougher truth, though, is that some
things might close in this country and we might pay
a political price for it because we are a debtor nation.
I know this might not be persuasive to your friend,

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but we are in nation that is thirty seven trillion
dollars in debt. At some point you have to start
to make some decisions. Now, does that mean that people
will die?

Speaker 8 (01:09:07):
Like?

Speaker 6 (01:09:07):
Okay, Look, some hospitals work phenomenal. I think you would agree.
Some hospitals don't. Some hospitals are very inefficient, Some hospitals
are duplicative. Some hospitals could be better run by a
private operation or a private public partnership. And so we
don't want to see a mass closure of hospitals where
people are without care. At the same time, we need

(01:09:28):
to try to we need to try to tighten our belt.
So and then as far as the more money he's
bringing in, I'm not really sure what you mean. Just
mean that he thinks prices are going up. I mean, look,
for the time being, we're seeing a slight adjustment of prices.
We're gonna bet on lowering interest rates, and we're gonna
bet on robust economic growth, those are our too big,

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those are our are two big elements. So I hope
that's somewhat helpful. But more than anything else, it is
a very important conversation to have to make politics real.
But sometimes you can't sugarcoat it when we are a
debtor nation. Thank you so much. Next question, Caleb, Caleb,
what is your question? Thanks for being a member.

Speaker 1 (01:10:13):
Hi, Charlie. My question to you is about student loans.

Speaker 7 (01:10:17):
So interesting how that has kind of already come up
a little bit earlier, but I think we can. I
think gen Z especially one of its biggest weights and
issues that's honestly the least talked about, is I think
the student loan and student loan payment problem. Yes, we

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want to house, we want a marriage, but hard for
us to even really think about these things with all
these barely manageable student loans. What kind of policy decisions
do you think can be made to bring relief without
traveling down the road of student loan forgiveness. What's that

(01:10:58):
right mix between accountability and maybe some mercy.

Speaker 6 (01:11:04):
So it's a great question, The first of which is
we need to say that we have a moral obligation
of the people that did not go to college that
have been railroaded the last thirty to forty years. We
call them the muscolar class, the plumbers, the welder's electricians,
you know, the people that work with their hands. We
should not punish them or penalize them because they did
not go to college, and that's essential. It would be

(01:11:26):
it would be a backwards it would be a reverse punishment.
The Big Beautiful Bill includes a cap on loans, which
is important. For decades we've subsidized, which we just subsidized demand.
We should wage war on universities. A good legal change
to fight for it would be make colleges co sign
all student loans. If a student can't repay colleges on

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the hook. That would fix so much bad behavior that
exists today. And honestly, we need to pick practical majors,
and we need to start going after these endowments. They're
sitting on thirty forty fifty billion dollars and it's un
fair that so many students get hosed by that. So
I think there's a compassionate way to go forward with it.
I think there is a way that we could have
mercy and reconciliation. But at the same time, we need it.

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We're a country of personal responsibility, and we should be
and the plumber should not have to pay higher amounts
and taxes to bail out the person that studied North
African lesbian poetry or queersociology. We need to shift the
student loan concept from giving loans to people to get
education to giving loans to schools who educate people. They
need more skin in the game. Otherwise there is no

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Terrence Bates here with your Real America's Voice news Break,
one of the stories getting lots of traction this morning.
President Trump taking a firm stand on the Epstein files
as Magan continues to call for their release. During an
Oval Office meeting with Bahrain's Prime Minister this morning, the
President doubling down on an earlier True Social assertion that
the Epstein case is a scam and a hoax.

Speaker 15 (01:14:54):
He said, this was all a hoax.

Speaker 1 (01:14:55):
As your Attorney general told you, this was a hoax.
What evidence have they read your journey Jeneral. I know
it's a hoax. It's started by Democrats. It's been run
by the Democrats for four years.

Speaker 2 (01:15:05):
You had Christopher Ray and these characters and Komi before him,
and it's a bad group.

Speaker 1 (01:15:11):
It started.

Speaker 2 (01:15:12):
Actually look at the Steele Ducier that turned out to
be a total hoax. The fifty one Agency intelligence so
called intelligence agents.

Speaker 1 (01:15:19):
It was a hoax. It's all been a big hoax.
It's perpetrated by the Democrats.

Speaker 18 (01:15:26):
Meantime, House Speaker Mike Johnson is among the latest Republicans
to call for the release of those files. His assertion
from Speaker Johnson comes as Attorney General Pam Bonni continues
to be pressed on that issue. She also says that
she will not resign over it. That's a quick check
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on your mind?

Speaker 23 (01:17:10):
Hi, Charlie, Nice to speak with you as my first
members call. I was just gonna come on the show
and say thank you for the Student Action Summit, but
I also wanted to know after getting to meet you
this weekend and things like that. With the debate on
the final day, I was wondering, who do you think want,
mister Hammer or mister Smith.

Speaker 6 (01:17:24):
It's a good question. So I would say that rhetorically,
Dave Smith. It's very obvious that he's a comedian, meaning that,
and I don't mean that pejoratively. I mean it that
he was very, very good rhetorically to be able to
win over the audience. Look, I obviously tilt more in
Josh Hammer's direction, just philosophically. I think they both made
great points. The audience I would say tilted towards thinking

(01:17:46):
that Dave Smith won based on online polls and in
person polls. But if I were to judge who gave
probably the better rhetorical argument at times, probably Dave Smith.
I think Josh Hammer made some really good points. Now
people would say Dave had home field advantage, And part
of the reason I wanted to do the debate is
that ten years ago Dave Smith would not have had

(01:18:06):
home field advantage at a conservative event like this. It
shows that the conservative movement is changing, the conservative movement
is metamorphosizing. While all of that, I will say, the
biggest victory of the debate is being lost on people
that we all agreed that Jew hate, this anti Semitic
brain rot garbage has no place in the conservative movement period.

(01:18:28):
And honestly, I think also it was a wake up
call that there was also an agreement that we need
to cut off aid to Israel. In the words of
bb net Yahoo, it's time to decouple the financial aid
relationship between the United States and Israel. I'm sympathetic to
that belief. That doesn't mean you're anti Israel. It means
that you think that Israel should be able to be
anti fragile and be self reliant and not reliant on

(01:18:49):
a foreign power. You could actually make an argument that
it's in Israel's best interest to be able to cut
off financial ties from the United States government in case
there would ever be a future government that does not
want to send them money. I think that's a very
big positive. So honestly, I think the winner is the
American people and the conservative movement. And honestly, kudos to
my two friends Josh Hammer and Dave Smith for doing it.
I encourage everyone to check out the debate. We have

(01:19:10):
it on all our social media channels. People really enjoy it,
and I think we've been airing it on a turning
point tonight all all week. It's not healthy for long
It's not healthy long term for one country to be
financially reliant on another period. And you could say that
as someone who loves Israel, and I do, and I
think that it's a great place. Do I always agree
with the government?

Speaker 17 (01:19:29):
No?

Speaker 6 (01:19:30):
Do I actually like what the government is doing all
the time. No? Do I think that the Israeli government
needs to explain more of its actions at times? Yes.
For example, I sent into a chat of my friends.
By all appearances, the Israeli government seems to be bombing
Damascus today. I actually not a guilty until proven innocent person.
I'm actually more of like an innocent ntil proven guilty.
Why is that happening? Tell me what is the intel here?

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What is the truth? I want Israel to succeed. I
want Israel to thrive, and I do not put up with.
I do not tolerate. I will not, I will not.
Let's just say, put any of my platform towards anyone
that exercises jew hate or the marginalization of the Jewish people. Okay,

(01:20:11):
next question, Thank you, Charlie, yep. Okay, So let's go
to Matt. Matt is what what is on your mind?
Members dot Charliekirk dot com, Matt, what is on your mind?

Speaker 24 (01:20:23):
Hey Charlie, how are you? Thanks for every thing you
do as always, just checking back in now that Taylor's
is officially punched out of North Carolina or reelect, which
I think is a good thing for us, and we
got past his issues to get the bill passed. But
just checking in saying it's obviously really important. Georgia, North Carolina.
Are you hearing anything on candidates? Our bench is kind

(01:20:46):
of weak in Georgia, a little better in North Carolina.
Seeing what you're hearing.

Speaker 6 (01:20:49):
Out there, So wait, just still stand by for a sex.
So I just got a message here about something else. Okay,
that's false warning. You're asking what is the what is
the like for the North Carolina Senate race basically.

Speaker 24 (01:21:02):
So yeah, and Georgia as well.

Speaker 6 (01:21:05):
Please sorry, So we don't know by the way, I've
been so non politically engaged, but I mean by races.
The last couple of last month and a half, we've
been worried about Iran. I've been worried about amnesty. You know,
we wear all all this stuff. Do you have a
preferred candidate? What are you? What are you hearing in
the grassroots? I'm going to take a note of this.

Speaker 24 (01:21:23):
Sure well Georgia, I said it should have been camp
all along. Though I sort of think that he and
Saninu up in New Hampshire are sort of kind of
trying to kind of plot the leaders of the post
Trump mega movement. It's sort of my thought there. But
that secondary our bench in Georgia is very light. I mean,
there's no question about it. I don't have a lot.
I worked on his campaign in Georgia in twenty eighteen,
but he's kind of a trained us over time, so

(01:21:45):
I don't have much on Georgia.

Speaker 6 (01:21:46):
Our bench is crap.

Speaker 24 (01:21:46):
But North Carolina people are saying Pat Harrigan, I know
people you know he's in he's in the state legislature,
and he's aga. He'd be a good pick up. And
then obviously that you know Laura and Michael Wattley, both
in North Carolina.

Speaker 6 (01:21:58):
I like Michael Wattley. Look, we have to win both
of them. Here's my bigger concern, my friend, how old
are you? Thirty four? Thirty four? So you're not too
much older than I am. Are you worried the midterms
might be impacted if we do not clean up this
Epstein situation and get clarity on this? Do you see
it amongst people of your generation, young men politically engage, disengaged?

(01:22:21):
Tell me what you're hearing about? That?

Speaker 24 (01:22:24):
Sure, great question, And personally, I mean it's not something
that I care that much about. I mean, I think
we all understand that there's a lot of dark stuff
that goes on in the world that helps push things around.
It is important, But if you were to release all that,
you know, what does that really lead to? Because I
think he's gone a lot of the other guys who
may may or may had been involved are not around potentially,

(01:22:44):
And then you think about how many folks are going
to be sueing the government immediately because oh I was
not involved. This list has defamed me. But just to
your point about how much do I hear about it,
I mean not really. I mean it's something, but I
think it's it seems to be like just a portion
of the online kind of portion of our movement. But
it's not something I really cared that much about, and
none of my friends really cared that much about.

Speaker 6 (01:23:06):
That's that's refreshing to hear. It's interesting.

Speaker 24 (01:23:09):
We have a million we have a million things of
focus on right now. Let's not get derail.

Speaker 6 (01:23:13):
You have to we have to execute there. Look and
I will say though, and but you can also see
people online that really do care a lot about this,
So I think I will say it's very interesting. I
had a phone call with they. It was such it
was one of my favorite phone calls the week. Really
a great guy, and I said, hey, you know, what
do you think?

Speaker 7 (01:23:29):
You know?

Speaker 6 (01:23:29):
He's a business guy, young, really into crypto, well respected,
and I was going for one of my walks. I said, hey,
what do you think of this Epstein stuff? And he said,
what's going on with the Epstein stuff? He said, Oh,
I want your life. I said, whatever life you're living.
He's like, I saw a meme about Kevin Spacey wanted
the Epstein stuff out. Is that what you mean? So
it's important everybody to kind of take a step back.

(01:23:51):
I'm not saying that no one cares about it. I'm
not saying but there are gradations of engagement. And remember
we're are we are in the summer of twenty twenty five.
People are kind of politics burned and politics fatigued. I
am worried starting to seep in to lower propensity voters
and with seeping into kind of the lower not information
I hate that, but lower prop So many people are

(01:24:13):
chronically online, and I disagree some people say, oh, only
chronically online people care about it. That's not correct. But
I will say though that if the more online you are,
the more you definitely care about this. Thank you, my
friend for being one.

Speaker 17 (01:24:28):
Sorry.

Speaker 24 (01:24:28):
I mean, I think we also need to think about
messaging wise, that separating what we say. The Epstein situation,
I mean, obviously child trafficking and all that is incredibly wrong.
And by the way, this DJ has been arresting hundreds,
if not thousands of people in that you know, doing
that bad stuff boom, So that's that's not being slowed
down at all. But we need to realize Epstein is
his own guy. He had some weird connections and we'll

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get to that in time. But we're still arresting child
predators every single day, and that's the focus of the DJ, Amen,
and we need to be able to separate those two things.

Speaker 6 (01:24:56):
Well said my friend, excellent wisdom. I love our members
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Speaker 20 (01:25:06):
Hi Charlie. I'm a twenty eight year old daughter of
christ I have been in a relationship for about a
year and a half with my boyfriend who's just one
year younger than me, and we are going through a
type of premarital counseling, more so related to how to
move into marriage and raise a family. If my boyfriend
feels a calling to go into the military, the commitment requirement,

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potential long distance and separation from my future husband during
times of struggle or significant life milestones like when I'm
nine months pregnant really scares me. So my question for
you is, what would be your best advice for us
if we feel like we're ready to take the next
step of the covenant of marriage together? And how do

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you prioritize or balance individualistic callings with your spouse or
family needs.

Speaker 6 (01:25:56):
So that is a phenomenal question. The first thing that
you must understand and your husband man assad saying this,
is you will both be serving. He will be serving
in the front lines of the US military. But it's
very hard on military spouses as well, very very hard.
So if you going into this covenant have any uneasiness
about it, he needs to make a decision whether he's

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going to go through with that and whether because he
should never he should not go into that unless you
fully bless it. Number two, let me ask you. Have
you had an opportunity to sit down with military wives
that have done this successfully?

Speaker 16 (01:26:30):
I have not.

Speaker 6 (01:26:31):
Okay, you absolutely need to do that. So I have
one in particular that lives in Arizona. She's amazing. Her
name is Rachel. She has six kids, homeschooled all of them.
Her husband is actually serving in the US government now
and he was deployed for well over a decade of
them raising their kids and they're eighteen years old. They'll
talk about how hard it was, how stressful it was,

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how difficult it was. Let me ask you another question.
In your current configuration, do you have a mom or
does he have a parents that would be very involved
in raised and helping the kids.

Speaker 20 (01:27:04):
They would be willing to yes, if we were located
in that area.

Speaker 6 (01:27:08):
Okay, that's very important. That would be my other piece
of advice, which is that it's very very hard to
raise kids alone. In fact, it's not even good to
raise kids solo alone. So if your husband is out
serving our beautiful nation, which is what we need and
what our country demands and deserves, then you absolutely need
to try to find some way to be close to

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family that can support you and that can assist you.
So let's just kind of go through what I just
said as a recap. Number one, you have to be
in full agreement and full harmony. But number two, I'm
going to connect you, daisy. Can you make sure we connect.
I'll put put it together. Talk to military wives that
have done this successfully. And the third of which is
if you end up making this step, because you'll both

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be serving in some capacity, that you are near a
family support network, that you that are is able to
have your back. Okay, thank you, Charlie, God bless you.
Thank you for being a member. Means a lot. What
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Okay, everybody, welcome back. Email us as always Freedom at
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day are on the front lines being spared, being slandered,
being canceled, being kicked out of classes, kicked out of majorities,
kicked out of sororities. These are the students that work
so hard there register voters this last election. These are
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for staying in this country. This generation is the most
conservative generation that we have seen and well over fifty years.

Speaker 11 (01:30:51):
There's something profound happening in this country.

Speaker 6 (01:30:53):
There's something that is seep that is larger than what
the media is covering. You deliver the White House for
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Email us as always Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Amy
says I could not have handled the merry topic more
delicately Charlie, you are right and Catholics are wrong about Mary. Question. Question. Question,
That is an arrogant statement because it's not in the Bible.
There's more to faith than what is in the Bible.

Speaker 11 (01:31:46):
Wow.

Speaker 6 (01:31:46):
Just well, Yes, Protestants do exist in this world, Amy,
and I think I was pretty fair and pretty clear
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Speaker 15 (01:33:05):
How are you Charlie?

Speaker 26 (01:33:06):
I am talking again?

Speaker 6 (01:33:08):
How are you being so?

Speaker 15 (01:33:10):
Yeah?

Speaker 26 (01:33:11):
Yeah, So I like to talk about immigration moralitari. Last
time I talked about my immigration status through right.

Speaker 6 (01:33:19):
I'm a naturalized day citizen.

Speaker 26 (01:33:21):
A like this country, especially the values. Uh and and
I see this in Minneapolis mayor mayorship and also the
New York com mayerorship. So I heard him say, you know,
back home, when we will go back home? So this
guy was born and raised. I am not even born here.
I don't even say back home when I talk about it, right.

Speaker 6 (01:33:44):
So what should we do?

Speaker 26 (01:33:46):
I'm asking you and also the viewers, like, is there
any policy actions that we met in America to incentivize
people to assimilate, to integrate, so that, you know, so
we can build this country. Because if we have these
blokes of people who still try to live in nostalgia

(01:34:07):
totally whatever. Yeah, whatever the country is, they left and
come in here and they try to change the values
of this country, then at some point this country will
be destroyed.

Speaker 11 (01:34:17):
I'm telling you that.

Speaker 6 (01:34:18):
Shoot you, you're right, chu chu, you got a lot
of passion. I totally agree it's time for an immigration moratorium.
We've said it before, I'll say it again. And look,
you have this mayoral candidate, Omar Fetta. I wish we
had more people like you come to this country. The
sad truth is we don't. He said quote protecting all
of our communities from Donald Trump means not letting the
Minneapolis Police Department interact with Ice. This is the mom
Donnie Minneapolis guy. Whether it's for an immigration rate or not,

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I totally agree to cho We got to get to
another member. Immigration without assimilation is an invasion. Committed to memory.
Everybody write it down, put it on a bumper sticker.
Immigration without assimilation is an invasion. Thank you, chee Cho.
God bless Laurie. You'll be the last question today. What
is on your mind? Laurie? What's on your mind? Hi, Charlie, Yes.

Speaker 20 (01:35:09):
I'm so excited to talk to you.

Speaker 1 (01:35:10):
I'm great.

Speaker 25 (01:35:11):
I'm calling you from the great state of North Dakota.

Speaker 6 (01:35:14):
I love North Dakota, great people. We're live on North
Dakota Radio. I love the North Dakota patriots, great folks.

Speaker 1 (01:35:22):
Yeah.

Speaker 15 (01:35:22):
Same.

Speaker 25 (01:35:23):
So anyway, last year we were fortunate to attend your
America Fest in Phoenix because we are also snowbirds, because
thirty eight below is not fun here. And I'm telling you, Charlie,
I brought my son who's twenty five, my husband and I,
so we were the older generation. So completely overwhelmed with
that event. Learned so much, danced, cry, laughed, prayed the

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Lord's Prayer with twenty thousand people. Amazing. We just got
an email that the tickets are on sale again.

Speaker 6 (01:35:57):
Yep, that's right.

Speaker 25 (01:35:58):
And my sons, two of my sons and my daughter
in law both said to us at Christmas time, you
guys need to be done going to these big events.
It's not safe for you. We do not want you
to go anymore. These are the same kids that would
kind of not really taunt us, but like, come on,
you guys, you're just ridiculous with when we would talk

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political things. Now they're like, why you know you're not
going again?

Speaker 6 (01:36:25):
What do you say it?

Speaker 1 (01:36:26):
Really?

Speaker 6 (01:36:27):
We have thirty seconds. They don't want you to go
because that's you're physically safe or what do they mean?

Speaker 25 (01:36:31):
Yeah, they're worried that some lunatic's going to do something.

Speaker 2 (01:36:34):
Oh.

Speaker 6 (01:36:34):
I mean, if that's your belief, then you can never
go to a North Dakota State football game. Look, the
idea is if you're afraid of leaving your home because
someone's going to happen to you. We have great security
all the time, but look, life is a risky endeavor.
It could be a dangerous place. But never allow the
threat of somebody do something bad to prevent you from
going to a place where we rejoice Jesus and celebrate

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the country. God bless you guys. I'm off tomorrow. See
you Friday. Talk to you soon.

Speaker 21 (01:37:12):
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