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[00:14:16] thank you all so much for coming tonight
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[00:16:18] welcome to Turning Point USA's proudly
[00:16:21] hosted 2022 event the Live Free tour
[00:16:25] joining us on stage tonight Charlie Kirk
[00:16:29] we are here to celebrate the greatest
[00:16:32] nation ever to exist in the history of
[00:16:34] the world you as a human being have
[00:16:37] dignity that you will write to speech
[00:16:39] that you have a right to organize that
[00:16:41] you have a right to start a family they
[00:16:43] are the Invaders we are Americans and we
[00:16:46] are going to win
[00:16:50] let's get this started now welcoming to
[00:16:53] the stage Charlie Kirk
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[00:17:09] thank you everybody thank you it's great
[00:17:12] to be here I have to uh apologize in
[00:17:13] advance it was been a long day
[00:17:16] um we sat on a table there was anyone
[00:17:17] there today that was that we had a good
[00:17:19] time I have to say six outside of a
[00:17:21] couple people but um no generally I I
[00:17:24] learned a lot you know uh one of the
[00:17:26] individuals there she asked she said you
[00:17:28] actually go here to learn and I I not
[00:17:30] that I've heard anything that was
[00:17:32] totally new and profound but I learned a
[00:17:34] lot at kind of where this generation is
[00:17:36] politically and philosophically and um
[00:17:39] yeah I learned a lot of kind of about
[00:17:41] some of the major sticking points there
[00:17:42] and I do want to thank a couple people I
[00:17:45] want to thank the students there that
[00:17:46] that were there for all two hours and
[00:17:48] were respectful that says a lot speech
[00:17:50] is important in fact without speech all
[00:17:52] you have is power and brute force and so
[00:17:54] that says a lot about you so if you're
[00:17:55] out there and you hear that good for you
[00:17:57] and then I also I can't believe I'm
[00:17:59] doing this but I want to thank the UT
[00:18:01] Administration that kind of came it's
[00:18:03] amazing
[00:18:04] um no you have to be honest in life
[00:18:05] though right I'm not exactly a fan of
[00:18:07] college
[00:18:08] um and but they came in and they
[00:18:12] yes smart enough to make you attend Okay
[00:18:14] so
[00:18:15] yeah thank you
[00:18:19] imagine
[00:18:25] that right there is what someone who's
[00:18:27] about to lose very big acts like let me
[00:18:29] tell you that's uh
[00:18:32] that was uh one minute and eight seconds
[00:18:35] that's a new record
[00:18:44] here I am complimenting that everyone
[00:18:47] had a great time and
[00:18:49] trying to be magnanimous even though
[00:18:51] people said very bad Vivid whatever and
[00:18:53] that happens you gotta love it it's
[00:18:55] great
[00:18:56] okay where was I it's like speaking of
[00:18:59] how wonderful of a university this is um
[00:19:01] let me continue with my compliments no I
[00:19:04] mean it it's that the UT Administration
[00:19:06] came in uh to a couple you know people
[00:19:08] that were trying to interrupt and play
[00:19:09] music or whatever uh and they said you
[00:19:11] have to do that elsewhere so that
[00:19:12] allowed our discussion our conversation
[00:19:13] to continue and so that was that was
[00:19:15] very nice and we appreciate that and so
[00:19:17] there was uh yeah you could give it up
[00:19:19] for the UT Administration they deserve
[00:19:21] credit for that they do
[00:19:23] and um there
[00:19:25] they had a commitment to free speech
[00:19:27] which is which is very very important so
[00:19:29] something that kept on coming up in our
[00:19:31] discussions today which I found to be
[00:19:33] fascinating not not surprising but it
[00:19:36] was fascinating to keep on hearing which
[00:19:37] is who are you to say what is right and
[00:19:40] wrong and that's not a new question
[00:19:43] um I thought that that would be probably
[00:19:45] well understood by the time you get to
[00:19:47] college but it shouldn't be a huge shock
[00:19:49] for those of you that are kind of
[00:19:50] consuming post-modern deconstructionist
[00:19:53] philosophy on an almost daily basis
[00:19:55] which is who are you to say why is your
[00:19:58] right the right and that really does ask
[00:20:00] the question of what is the purpose of
[00:20:01] college right where I think college
[00:20:03] should be kind of what Hillsdale College
[00:20:05] has become which is an exploration of
[00:20:07] the good the true and the Beautiful and
[00:20:09] what is right what is good what is how
[00:20:12] should you as a human being properly
[00:20:13] develop and you know it was a really
[00:20:16] interesting question where they said you
[00:20:17] know your beliefs should not be able to
[00:20:20] be imposed on somebody else and that
[00:20:22] sounds really good right like okay yeah
[00:20:24] you're a beliefs but it's not true at
[00:20:25] some point somebody's belief is going to
[00:20:27] be imposed on you even the absence of a
[00:20:29] belief is somebody's belief so at some
[00:20:31] point you have to come to some sort of
[00:20:33] consensus of what is good they say well
[00:20:34] I don't think the government should be
[00:20:36] involved in any decisions that's a
[00:20:37] decision and of itself
[00:20:38] not to be involved as a decision not to
[00:20:41] do something is actually a decision to
[00:20:43] do something and you have to have a
[00:20:44] moral basis for that and so we had a you
[00:20:46] know a very long conversation about that
[00:20:47] and I hope that can continue in the
[00:20:49] question and answer line of which
[00:20:50] disagreement will be um you know invited
[00:20:52] and you guys can have the microphone
[00:20:54] we'll have a back and forth but you know
[00:20:56] it kind of goes back to that question of
[00:20:58] who are you to say and boy the founding
[00:21:00] fathers really thought deeply about that
[00:21:03] and we are the beneficiaries of of
[00:21:05] framers that gave us the greatest nation
[00:21:07] ever to exist in the history of the
[00:21:09] world and I have to say when I said that
[00:21:10] today there were a lot of people gasping
[00:21:12] and booing which is just such a shocking
[00:21:13] thing because that is as close to an
[00:21:16] objective fact of anything I could say
[00:21:17] here tonight that you are the
[00:21:19] beneficiaries to live in the greatest
[00:21:20] nation ever to exist in the history of
[00:21:22] the world that's a big deal and
[00:21:27] and somebody asked and they said well
[00:21:29] well why and I said look I mean by first
[00:21:31] of all greatest is obviously relative
[00:21:32] you're judging yourself against other
[00:21:34] countries are we perfect of course not
[00:21:35] we're human beings we're far from
[00:21:37] perfect but we're the most generous
[00:21:39] country we're the most productive
[00:21:40] country we have the longest waiting list
[00:21:41] of people that want to come into our
[00:21:42] country
[00:21:43] our ideals have been successfully
[00:21:45] replicated all across the planet
[00:21:48] we're the nation that goes and fights
[00:21:50] Wars for the freedom of other people not
[00:21:52] perfectly all the time obviously but has
[00:21:54] an ethic within our history and within
[00:21:57] our background of something that is not
[00:21:59] an Empire to try to gain lands but in
[00:22:01] some ways something greater than
[00:22:03] yourself and I could go on from medical
[00:22:05] advancements to cultural impact there's
[00:22:07] something very special about America and
[00:22:09] I'm deathly afraid that we're losing it
[00:22:11] and not only are we afraid of losing it
[00:22:13] I'm afraid that people want it to be
[00:22:16] lost
[00:22:16] and that's even more troubling to me and
[00:22:19] it wasn't said today but I've heard it
[00:22:21] before when I was at Berkeley
[00:22:23] um which
[00:22:24] don't laugh too much you guys are right
[00:22:26] up there with Berkeley so
[00:22:28] it's right out there I have to say that
[00:22:31] um I heard some wacky stuff today but
[00:22:33] Berkeley had some other whack he was
[00:22:35] right up there but I heard something
[00:22:36] else which is you know America's the
[00:22:38] great Satan we want it eliminated it's a
[00:22:40] force of evil in the world and
[00:22:42] only only spending an exhaustive amount
[00:22:45] of time in a lecture hall listening to
[00:22:47] someone who hates about America could
[00:22:48] you come to such a ridiculous conclusion
[00:22:51] as that which I mean just the evidence
[00:22:53] in front of it is you look at America's
[00:22:56] greatness which I again I think we're
[00:22:57] losing through self-inflicted decisions
[00:23:00] and you look through our history and you
[00:23:02] look at what we've been able to
[00:23:03] accomplish there's just one fact that
[00:23:05] will tell you everything you need to
[00:23:06] know America is the only nation on the
[00:23:09] planet where even those who hate it and
[00:23:11] they say they hate it they refuse to
[00:23:12] leave
[00:23:14] and so and and people and
[00:23:18] and
[00:23:20] they say well you know where am I
[00:23:22] supposed to go I don't know you guys
[00:23:23] talk about Denmark all the time like
[00:23:25] Paris I'm not saying leave I'm saying
[00:23:27] why don't you
[00:23:28] and because I have to hear about how
[00:23:30] awful this place is but your actions
[00:23:33] speak a lot louder than your lectures in
[00:23:35] that regard and that does kind of tell
[00:23:37] you something it kind of reminds me all
[00:23:38] the celebrities that said they were
[00:23:39] going to leave the country after Donald
[00:23:41] Trump won it's actually like yeah okay
[00:23:42] you might have a problem with that but
[00:23:44] it turns out that this place still is
[00:23:45] the best hope it still is the greatest
[00:23:47] nation so why why is this country great
[00:23:49] why have we achieved anything of value
[00:23:52] well you can ask yourself the question
[00:23:54] what is the longest lasting constitution
[00:23:56] in world history and you're living under
[00:23:58] it it's the United States Constitution
[00:24:00] Magna Carta is not a constitution the 10
[00:24:02] 10 commandments not a constitution
[00:24:04] Constitution's an agreement it's a
[00:24:06] compact contract
[00:24:07] and they wrestled with these ideas the
[00:24:09] framers and boy did they get it right
[00:24:11] they got some things wrong and they can
[00:24:13] prove it along the way but what they got
[00:24:14] right more than anything else is the
[00:24:16] question that we spent about two hours
[00:24:18] trying to go back and forth with today I
[00:24:20] don't know if we ever found consensus
[00:24:22] but it's a very simple question which is
[00:24:24] what is a human being
[00:24:25] is a human being a collection of cells
[00:24:27] is it just kind of an accident of
[00:24:29] hundreds of millions of years of
[00:24:30] evolution or is human being as a human
[00:24:32] being more than that is a human being an
[00:24:34] image Bearer or has a soul has something
[00:24:36] that is worthy of protection and the
[00:24:39] answer to that question can tell you
[00:24:40] directly the type of government that you
[00:24:42] think should exist and it says so
[00:24:44] clearly because the Declaration of
[00:24:46] Independence starts completely and total
[00:24:47] universally it doesn't start specific it
[00:24:49] gets specific but Thomas Jefferson
[00:24:51] writes when in the course of human
[00:24:52] events he's talking about all time all
[00:24:53] human beings all people it becomes
[00:24:55] necessary for one people to dissolve the
[00:24:57] political bans that have tied them to
[00:24:58] another deriving the separate but equal
[00:25:00] power that goes on the equal station and
[00:25:02] goes on to say laws of nature and nature
[00:25:04] is God what he's making is a moral
[00:25:05] argument that the people of this nation
[00:25:08] have something that is just that is even
[00:25:10] greater than reason and is even greater
[00:25:12] than touch and feel in the senses and
[00:25:14] again you could have your own religious
[00:25:16] views but it's an arguable to say that
[00:25:17] the founders of the greatest nation ever
[00:25:19] to exist in the history of the world
[00:25:20] they believed you had a soul and that's
[00:25:22] a very big deal
[00:25:23] and if you believe you have a soul then
[00:25:24] you must have a government that respects
[00:25:26] all human dignity regardless of size
[00:25:27] level of development environment or
[00:25:29] degree of dependency including those in
[00:25:31] the womb or outside of the womb that
[00:25:33] those beings are worthy of protection
[00:25:34] that the and when you start to talk in
[00:25:37] that way all of a sudden natural rights
[00:25:39] start to come into the picture you say
[00:25:40] wow and obviously they talk to life
[00:25:41] liberty in the pursuit of happiness
[00:25:43] previously it was life liberty and
[00:25:44] property from John Locke and Thomas
[00:25:45] Jefferson
[00:25:46] I had added the pursuit of happiness
[00:25:48] which is you have a right to be able to
[00:25:49] live that's a very big deal and guess
[00:25:51] what government does not give you those
[00:25:52] rights and that was the huge change
[00:25:54] right is that the government protects
[00:25:56] those rights first and foremost from
[00:25:58] government abusing those rights and not
[00:26:00] only were they able to tell you what a
[00:26:01] human being is they told you how human
[00:26:03] beings acted and if there was kind of
[00:26:05] the bit one of the big lies if you will
[00:26:06] of American progressivism is that
[00:26:08] somehow human beings change just because
[00:26:10] technology changes with it and that is
[00:26:12] not true just because times change human
[00:26:15] beings do not change we're exactly the
[00:26:17] same in fact technology only makes it
[00:26:19] easier for us to do the bad stuff that
[00:26:21] would have been harder for us to do a
[00:26:22] couple hundred years ago said
[00:26:23] differently the Constitution was not
[00:26:25] written for the times it was written to
[00:26:26] stand the test of time that it was an
[00:26:28] analysis of human behavior of every
[00:26:29] civilization that ever acted before and
[00:26:31] they had some truths in it that all of
[00:26:33] us are able to enjoy today the first and
[00:26:36] most obvious one is consent to the
[00:26:37] Govern you are The Sovereign in the U.S
[00:26:39] Constitution and that is so easy to take
[00:26:42] for granted and it only existed in a
[00:26:44] short little spurt and maybe Athenian
[00:26:45] democracy before that and it's a big
[00:26:48] deal they put that into place but it's
[00:26:49] important that it's not a democracy
[00:26:51] though people say we're democracy we are
[00:26:52] not a democracy we're a constitutional
[00:26:54] republic what's the difference in a
[00:26:57] democracy the majority rules no matter
[00:26:59] what all the time and I said well that's
[00:27:01] the way I want it well if the majority
[00:27:02] wants something that is evil and wrong
[00:27:03] shouldn't there be a check and balance
[00:27:05] against the majority shouldn't there be
[00:27:06] a process to slow it down you see a
[00:27:09] constitutional republic says there are
[00:27:10] things that are true that will always be
[00:27:12] true do you notice that the preamble to
[00:27:14] the US Constitution has never had to be
[00:27:15] changed
[00:27:16] it's because it's always been true that
[00:27:18] we do ordain these truths the very we do
[00:27:21] ordain this constitution said
[00:27:23] differently and so when we kind of look
[00:27:25] at all these different things that are
[00:27:27] kind of factoring in I think it's
[00:27:29] important to note that the posture that
[00:27:31] I encourage you to have and we can have
[00:27:33] obvious disagreements here we're going
[00:27:34] to get to questions early tonight
[00:27:35] because boy some of you guys wore me out
[00:27:37] today I got to be honest three hours of
[00:27:39] radio and we were talking forever
[00:27:41] um and is is a posture of gratitude one
[00:27:45] of my great complaints I really couldn't
[00:27:46] care less about your political
[00:27:47] affiliation we could talk about that
[00:27:49] that's not why I'm here tonight if you
[00:27:50] want to ask me political questions I
[00:27:51] don't care that's fine obviously I have
[00:27:52] strong opinions that way but it drives
[00:27:54] me nuts when there is a lecture of
[00:27:57] ingratitude towards America
[00:27:59] people that are thankful are happier
[00:28:03] and you have a lot to be thankful for
[00:28:05] and you might not be happy you might say
[00:28:07] oh look at all these injustices I would
[00:28:09] venture a guess there's probably half
[00:28:10] truths baked in that and it's not as
[00:28:12] much of the Injustice as you think but
[00:28:13] whatever I'm sure I could agree with
[00:28:14] part of it but when you think about it
[00:28:16] when you're ungrateful you're much more
[00:28:18] likely to be a revolutionary
[00:28:19] when you're grateful maybe you want to
[00:28:21] conserve that thing that's why I'm a
[00:28:22] conservative that's why a lot of you are
[00:28:23] conservatives you say this is something
[00:28:25] that I actually want to protect to make
[00:28:26] sure future Generations are able to live
[00:28:28] through just becoming a father I could
[00:28:30] tell you I'm like I want my daughter to
[00:28:31] be able to live in this nation I want
[00:28:33] future generations to be able to enjoy
[00:28:35] this incredible system and you always
[00:28:36] got to ask the question which is replace
[00:28:38] it with what
[00:28:40] replace it with
[00:28:42] what kind of experiment what kind of a
[00:28:44] country what is the solution what is the
[00:28:45] form of the structure of government and
[00:28:47] there's a reason why that Constitution
[00:28:49] has stood the test the time and the
[00:28:51] stress test that every single Corner
[00:28:52] despite opposition foreign and domestic
[00:28:54] it locates the sovereignty within you
[00:28:58] and at the same time the people are
[00:29:00] actually not running the administration
[00:29:02] of the government it excludes The
[00:29:04] Sovereign from the ordinary business of
[00:29:05] the government or the ordinary
[00:29:06] operations of the government which in
[00:29:08] some ways is a check and balance on the
[00:29:09] people which again shows that absolute
[00:29:12] power can can corrupt absolutely
[00:29:14] and it comes down to this this
[00:29:16] fundamental question and this
[00:29:17] fundamental thing where it goes down to
[00:29:19] at some point you have to agree upon
[00:29:20] what C.S Lewis said which is you have to
[00:29:22] come you have to come to some consensus
[00:29:24] of the Dao or the way and this is what
[00:29:26] really troubles me about some of the
[00:29:27] things I heard today more than anything
[00:29:28] else when they say there's unlimited
[00:29:31] amount of truths
[00:29:33] and I want you to understand the
[00:29:34] ramifications of what that looks like in
[00:29:37] society
[00:29:38] and you know somebody said you know
[00:29:40] different cultures have different truths
[00:29:43] think about that look like different
[00:29:44] cultures can have different diets and
[00:29:46] customs and attitudes but is it really
[00:29:48] the case that if you believe that child
[00:29:51] sacrifice to molec is okay that's
[00:29:53] somehow something we should act as if
[00:29:55] that's not eternally wrong regardless of
[00:29:57] where it happens
[00:29:58] no there's Eternal principles that apply
[00:30:00] to all people you know regardless of
[00:30:02] where they are on the planet now are
[00:30:04] there different customs of course be
[00:30:05] respectful of them in all things but
[00:30:07] you do look at that question there's an
[00:30:09] unlimited amount of truths now there can
[00:30:10] be there could be lots of different
[00:30:11] shared experiences but for example if
[00:30:14] you have a car crash and you know
[00:30:15] there's five witnesses everyone said
[00:30:16] well this happened and this happened
[00:30:17] eventually you want to get to the truth
[00:30:18] of what ended up happening
[00:30:20] you want to be able to get to the
[00:30:21] consensus of the matter and when you
[00:30:22] design a government or you have a
[00:30:24] society and you raise a generation that
[00:30:27] says you know what anyone can believe
[00:30:28] whatever they want to believe about
[00:30:29] anything at any time how on Earth are
[00:30:32] you going to have a stable and Civil
[00:30:33] Society from that point if everybody had
[00:30:35] a definition of what North is good luck
[00:30:37] trying to orient everybody
[00:30:39] so no there's not unlimited amount of
[00:30:41] truths I believe there's one truth but I
[00:30:44] think that truth that we could agree
[00:30:45] tonight is rather broad I think that
[00:30:46] it's a road that is not too narrow and
[00:30:48] not too not too wide as C.S Lewis would
[00:30:51] say in the abolition of man it's the Dao
[00:30:53] it's something that says okay within the
[00:30:55] maxims of Liberty we can agree that
[00:30:57] separation of powers consent to the
[00:30:59] governed independent Judiciary private
[00:31:01] property rights these things are
[00:31:02] important to protect and whenever there
[00:31:04] is a threat against those things we're
[00:31:07] not going to put up with that like we're
[00:31:08] not going to we're not going to say you
[00:31:10] know what yeah maybe you could believe
[00:31:11] that you're a platypus or that you could
[00:31:13] believe that you're actually six foot
[00:31:15] eight when in reality you're not is that
[00:31:17] your your feeling is not as important as
[00:31:20] to what actual
[00:31:21] reality is happening in that exact
[00:31:23] moment and the consequence of this I
[00:31:25] could tell you will end up being two
[00:31:27] things first you get chaos and that's
[00:31:28] bad and that's kind of the talking point
[00:31:30] if you don't have all these things you
[00:31:32] have societal chaos but we never talk
[00:31:33] about what happens after that which is
[00:31:35] then you get totalitarianism
[00:31:37] you see as soon as you confuse everybody
[00:31:40] there is no truth you have your own
[00:31:41] truth and you have all these different
[00:31:42] kind of bickering tribes eventually
[00:31:44] people are going to want order
[00:31:46] and that's when you get someone like
[00:31:47] Joseph Stalin that comes along and all
[00:31:49] they care about is power and they're
[00:31:51] good at it and then all of a sudden you
[00:31:52] could throw out all the stuff I've
[00:31:54] talked about consent to the Govern
[00:31:55] separation of powers chaos is a strategy
[00:31:58] towards totalitarianism and not everyone
[00:32:01] who's participating it even recognized
[00:32:02] or realizing it they say oh we're
[00:32:03] liberating groups to be able to have
[00:32:05] whatever truth they want to have under
[00:32:06] any circumstance now you have our own
[00:32:08] opinions but you know do you notice how
[00:32:10] quickly it goes from this is my truth to
[00:32:12] all of a sudden if you don't accept your
[00:32:13] truth you're going to be penalized
[00:32:15] happens very quickly so it's not just
[00:32:17] your truth it's that I must now adopt
[00:32:19] that and whatever that kind of fiction
[00:32:22] or whatever that might be and so I'm
[00:32:24] very very worried about the direction of
[00:32:26] the country currently and for for a
[00:32:28] variety of reasons and I think that the
[00:32:29] restoration has to start has to kind of
[00:32:31] rest in all of you something I wish we
[00:32:33] could have talked about more in this uh
[00:32:35] kind of in our time together on the quad
[00:32:38] wherever we were
[00:32:40] um is kind of what's going on
[00:32:41] generationally I guess you're all Jen's
[00:32:43] ears is that right if you're in college
[00:32:44] I'm a millennial so I have to thank you
[00:32:47] by the way I have finally found a
[00:32:49] generation Boomers hate more than
[00:32:50] Millennials Generation Z it's great so
[00:32:52] thank you very much
[00:32:54] um I get to now hate on the younger
[00:32:55] generation it's terrific it's great for
[00:32:57] years although stupid Millennials are
[00:32:58] the worst it's all awful now now I get
[00:33:00] to now I get to do that it's actually
[00:33:01] quite delightful
[00:33:03] um so
[00:33:04] but let's talk seriously here there's
[00:33:06] two ways we could take this and I think
[00:33:08] both have some have something that we
[00:33:10] can we can glean from it the first is
[00:33:13] the reality of the topic is that this is
[00:33:15] the most depressed suicidal alcohol
[00:33:17] addicted and drug-addicted psychiatric
[00:33:19] drug addicted generation in history
[00:33:21] most likely to kill themselves the least
[00:33:23] likely to get married least likely to
[00:33:24] have kids
[00:33:25] most likely to believe that there is no
[00:33:27] God no eternity no reason or Harmony for
[00:33:29] life that's a very scary thing and for
[00:33:31] those of us that are not in Generation Z
[00:33:33] we should press pause and say time out
[00:33:35] and say what is going on that that is a
[00:33:37] very troubling and sad thing now I do
[00:33:39] believe that there is a direct
[00:33:40] connection between a lot of this
[00:33:42] post-modernist garbage that is being a
[00:33:44] lot of you guys are going into debt for
[00:33:46] um to learn and the fact that all of a
[00:33:48] sudden you have something that could be
[00:33:49] best described as existential despair
[00:33:52] like you you feed you feed a child a
[00:33:54] steady diet of jock dareda and Michelle
[00:33:56] Foucault and Herbert marcusa without
[00:33:59] being anchored in absolute truth or at
[00:34:01] least the kind of the inquiry of such
[00:34:03] you're going to really mess with some
[00:34:05] kids heads I really believe that doesn't
[00:34:06] that does not help but also even deeper
[00:34:08] than that and this is where I think some
[00:34:10] students would totally agree especially
[00:34:12] those on the left and some adults would
[00:34:14] say not so fast is I think that older
[00:34:16] Generations did a massive disservice to
[00:34:18] this generation and I don't say that
[00:34:20] lightly I'm not one to try to re you
[00:34:23] know wage generational Warfare I don't
[00:34:24] like it but it's true the lockdowns will
[00:34:27] go down as one of the worst mistakes in
[00:34:29] American history where we decided to
[00:34:32] harm a generation for an awful reason
[00:34:35] and this generation is still trying to
[00:34:37] climb out of it we locked down a
[00:34:39] generation and masked them and forced
[00:34:41] mRNA Gene altering technology on them by
[00:34:43] saying maybe you get kicked out of
[00:34:44] school or have your entire life ruined
[00:34:46] for a virus that did not significantly
[00:34:48] threaten them and every single person in
[00:34:50] this room could tell you a story of
[00:34:52] someone that has been left aside maybe
[00:34:53] you are one of those people and I and
[00:34:55] we're here for you if you need help in
[00:34:56] any way possible of someone that is now
[00:34:58] in a very serious mental health crisis
[00:34:59] someone that took their life and I'm
[00:35:02] telling you the lockdowns are a direct
[00:35:03] correlation to this generational Carnage
[00:35:06] that a lot of young people are living
[00:35:07] through and you know a lot of adults
[00:35:09] will say oh young people just need to
[00:35:10] work harder I agree you know there is a
[00:35:12] work ethic issue but how about we take a
[00:35:15] pause and we tell young people like we
[00:35:17] were wrong this never should have
[00:35:18] happened but we never should have took
[00:35:20] prom and graduation and
[00:35:26] and I and I I know a lot of you out
[00:35:28] there that are adults were against it so
[00:35:30] I'm overly generalizing but the
[00:35:32] consensus of the American adults did it
[00:35:34] it's a fact right they just did
[00:35:37] and
[00:35:38] it was it was so perverse when you
[00:35:40] really think about it which is
[00:35:42] the 15 16 and 17 journals that have
[00:35:44] their whole life ahead of them they need
[00:35:46] to be locked at home
[00:35:47] so that they won't spread a virus to
[00:35:50] their grandparents now I'm not a fan
[00:35:51] obviously of anyone's spreading viruses
[00:35:52] to anybody but the question should have
[00:35:54] always been the kids come first
[00:35:57] what's right for them first
[00:35:59] because now we see the result right and
[00:36:02] not to mention all of our insane fiscal
[00:36:05] policies around this and I say this to
[00:36:07] conservatives all the time and I think
[00:36:09] that we could find some agreement with
[00:36:10] some people on the left here tonight
[00:36:11] which is you want to know why so many
[00:36:13] people on the left on younger that love
[00:36:15] socialism yeah part of it they want free
[00:36:17] stuff and they've been indoctrinated all
[00:36:18] that obviously that's all totally true I
[00:36:20] get that but I want you to put yourself
[00:36:21] in a young UT Austin grads shoes
[00:36:25] for a second they graduated with a
[00:36:27] Philosophy degree and now they have to
[00:36:30] go become a barista or whatever you know
[00:36:32] the the career the career track is I
[00:36:34] mean I mean that non-jokingly right and
[00:36:36] they were like wait a second I did what
[00:36:37] I was told I borrowed the money I got
[00:36:39] the piece of paper I'm seventy thousand
[00:36:40] dollars in debt whatever right and now
[00:36:42] they go to go pay rent and everything's
[00:36:44] twice as expensive because we decided to
[00:36:46] go print a bunch of money we didn't have
[00:36:48] and inflation is crushing people and
[00:36:50] good luck trying to buy a home if you're
[00:36:52] a young person right now with what 6.6
[00:36:54] interest rates and down payments Out Of
[00:36:56] Reach
[00:36:57] and I and this is something that is some
[00:36:59] conservatives reject this argument but
[00:37:01] just hold on which is some people that
[00:37:03] then Embrace socialist ideas at some
[00:37:05] point you have to wonder like man
[00:37:07] you can blame them a little bit but did
[00:37:10] we create the conditions where they're
[00:37:11] ready to embrace free enterprise and the
[00:37:13] answer is no
[00:37:15] I hear all the time and this is probably
[00:37:17] the best argument from the left right
[00:37:18] now in America and since there this is
[00:37:20] for the left they're so busy talking
[00:37:21] about stuff if they were smart they
[00:37:23] would talk about this stuff they would
[00:37:24] win everything but instead they're too
[00:37:25] talking about race all the time and
[00:37:26] defund the police and men becoming
[00:37:27] pregnant if they were smart
[00:37:29] if they were smart they would say the
[00:37:31] very simple which is very really true
[00:37:32] which is a 25 year old is working harder
[00:37:35] and getting poorer than any other time
[00:37:36] in American history that's true not
[00:37:38] American history last 50 years
[00:37:40] and not only is that true it creates a
[00:37:42] lot of anger in people and it should
[00:37:44] because you have a rule following
[00:37:45] generation That's What I Call gen Z and
[00:37:47] Millennials because they followed every
[00:37:48] single rule put in front of them and
[00:37:50] they say I can't afford gas I can't
[00:37:52] afford groceries I have to go into debt
[00:37:54] just to be able to survive and they want
[00:37:56] to just be preached by the older
[00:37:57] generation like oh just go work harder
[00:37:58] go apply yourself more
[00:38:00] you want to all of a sudden you want to
[00:38:02] have a Marxist Revolution on your hands
[00:38:04] you got to fix this really quick you got
[00:38:05] you got a bunch of young people with
[00:38:06] college degrees that don't own anything
[00:38:09] that's not going to end well
[00:38:11] you got a bun you know it's a great rule
[00:38:13] for life people burn down Wendy's only
[00:38:15] if they don't own anything okay it's
[00:38:17] like the people if you own a mortgage
[00:38:18] you're probably less likely to go all of
[00:38:20] a sudden act on revolutionary fervor and
[00:38:22] I think we're on the cusp of an economic
[00:38:24] collapse in this country in more ways
[00:38:25] than one and again it's not even
[00:38:27] political it's just talking very
[00:38:28] realistically which is if do you think
[00:38:32] do you think the hard economic left
[00:38:34] which again this is the great
[00:38:35] miscalculation of the American Marxist
[00:38:37] and if there's a Marxist here and I'd be
[00:38:38] happy to talk to you because the market
[00:38:41] am I giving advice to Marxist right is
[00:38:42] quite a quite a thing which is they
[00:38:44] decided to go all in on this race
[00:38:45] Marxism garbage which actually was the
[00:38:47] best gift for those of us that are
[00:38:48] conservatives because they decided to
[00:38:50] show their true colors that they're
[00:38:52] actually not about economics they're
[00:38:53] about dividing People based on skin
[00:38:54] color and tribes and going against
[00:38:56] straight white men and all that sort of
[00:38:57] nonsense that they're doing when every
[00:39:00] single one of their arguments of like oh
[00:39:02] we need to confiscate wealth and others
[00:39:03] I'll totally complete garbage obviously
[00:39:05] being a free enterprise guy is has kind
[00:39:07] of Gone by the wayside
[00:39:09] in a way where you see you have a
[00:39:11] legitimate economic anxiety amongst the
[00:39:13] younger generation
[00:39:14] and so the question is how are
[00:39:16] conservatives going to respond to that
[00:39:17] well I mean I think our response needs
[00:39:19] to be of course rooted in Market
[00:39:20] principles and rooted in consent to the
[00:39:22] governing constitutional ideas but I
[00:39:24] have to even say beyond that it's we
[00:39:27] should also as conservatives be
[00:39:28] Defenders and we should be pushers of
[00:39:31] things that would give this generation
[00:39:32] that currently is telling us they're in
[00:39:34] Misery by every metric possible things
[00:39:36] that would give them meaning make it
[00:39:38] easier to marry and have children in our
[00:39:39] country make it easier to be able to buy
[00:39:41] a home to have a little bit of
[00:39:43] investment in that very same American
[00:39:45] Dream you want to de-radicalize a
[00:39:46] generation have them experience the same
[00:39:49] sort of growth that many of you
[00:39:50] experienced adults in the room in the
[00:39:52] 1980s
[00:39:53] your politics get very de-radicalized
[00:39:55] when you're getting wealthier and you
[00:39:57] start having kids
[00:39:58] you want to know why this generation has
[00:40:00] radicalized politics because they're
[00:40:02] getting poor and they're not having
[00:40:03] children and not getting married it's
[00:40:05] the perfect kind of
[00:40:07] raw material
[00:40:08] for every single one of these awful
[00:40:10] ideas to kind of go in and metastasize
[00:40:12] so it kind of goes both ways I tell
[00:40:14] young people work harder apply yourself
[00:40:15] more at the same time as someone who's
[00:40:17] kind of a bridge between Generations
[00:40:18] being 28 years old I think there needs
[00:40:21] to be a National Recovery print plan I
[00:40:22] don't know what that looks like I don't
[00:40:24] know what that means but I've said this
[00:40:25] before I would much rather see money go
[00:40:27] to help kids be able to own homes and
[00:40:30] have families and send it to Ukraine I
[00:40:32] think that is a much more important
[00:40:34] priority for our leaders
[00:40:38] and that's not a that's not a popular
[00:40:40] position in every room obviously it is
[00:40:42] here but
[00:40:43] I I think there's a moral obligation to
[00:40:45] defend your citizen so but yeah this
[00:40:47] look for those of you that are gen Z and
[00:40:49] you're here tonight and you don't know
[00:40:50] how you stand politically welcome by the
[00:40:52] way we're glad you're here
[00:40:54] um it's more important where you ask
[00:40:55] yourselves the question how am I going
[00:40:56] to be able to live a life of
[00:40:58] contribution and meaning and purpose and
[00:41:00] I guess I'll close with this and we'll
[00:41:01] do some questions
[00:41:02] which is
[00:41:04] it could be very depressing and very
[00:41:05] dark when you watch the news and all
[00:41:07] this but I I just want to be able to
[00:41:08] tell you that there is a beautiful life
[00:41:10] that is ahead of all of you there really
[00:41:12] is there are things that give your life
[00:41:14] meaning that you might be told on a
[00:41:15] daily basis you shouldn't do getting
[00:41:17] married having children having a job
[00:41:19] that you believe in being able to serve
[00:41:22] your country your church your community
[00:41:23] whatever those things might be those are
[00:41:25] very beautiful and important things and
[00:41:28] so we're kind of going through this
[00:41:29] massive thing where they say you know we
[00:41:30] have this Mental Health crisis on our
[00:41:32] hands and I know we do and there's a lot
[00:41:33] of different reasons for that lockdowns
[00:41:35] as I said contributed to it but what
[00:41:37] does a young person generally if they if
[00:41:39] they believed everything the left told
[00:41:40] them
[00:41:41] what are they to believe in
[00:41:44] yeah I mean exactly government yeah okay
[00:41:46] great that's awfully depressing right
[00:41:49] where it's can't we as conservatives
[00:41:52] paint a much more beautiful picture than
[00:41:53] that of safe local communities that
[00:41:56] function how about a future we don't
[00:41:58] care about skin color at all we don't
[00:41:59] talk about it
[00:42:01] um
[00:42:05] I think that's necessary and I think
[00:42:07] it's very compelling in fact I know it's
[00:42:08] compelling and I think that's a lot more
[00:42:10] important for conservatives to talk
[00:42:11] about than tax cuts and but it also goes
[00:42:14] into this which is one of the main
[00:42:16] strategies if you get a generation and
[00:42:18] no longer believe in the history and the
[00:42:20] story of that Nation then why wouldn't
[00:42:22] they just tear it all down and that
[00:42:24] that's one of the reasons why I'm such a
[00:42:25] defender of the American Republic and
[00:42:28] our history which is a beautiful history
[00:42:29] it really is the Great American story
[00:42:32] it's a Land of Hope
[00:42:33] it's a story where you can start with
[00:42:35] absolutely nothing and you can achieve
[00:42:36] something I just don't mean monetarily
[00:42:38] it's a place of Applied success and
[00:42:40] meritocracy and we have to get it back
[00:42:42] and that starts here at this campus and
[00:42:44] spreading the truth and having debate
[00:42:46] and dialogue and reason uh and hearing
[00:42:48] each other's ideas out but I'll tell you
[00:42:50] right now it's uh it's a massive crisis
[00:42:52] because I look at the Next Generation
[00:42:54] and I'm very afraid that we're going to
[00:42:57] be talking about a country that used to
[00:42:58] exist and I'm not okay with that and
[00:43:00] that's why I'm here tonight okay let's
[00:43:01] do some questions thank you guys for
[00:43:02] sitting through that
[00:43:10] I'm told that that guy was just arrested
[00:43:13] okay there you go so
[00:43:20] yeah just some ground rules everybody
[00:43:21] obviously it's somewhat of a majority
[00:43:23] conservative audience here you guys can
[00:43:26] feel free to form a line and ask
[00:43:27] questions if you would like if you
[00:43:29] disagree you can go to the front of the
[00:43:30] line
[00:43:31] um and then if somebody who is on the
[00:43:34] left comes please treat them with
[00:43:35] respect don't boo them or scold them it
[00:43:37] takes courage to go to an event of
[00:43:39] people that you disagree with so show
[00:43:40] them respect
[00:43:42] um and give them an opportunity to kind
[00:43:43] of state their case if uh if someone
[00:43:45] from the opposition goes there so feel
[00:43:47] free to get in line guys if you want um
[00:43:49] and okay question here all right howdy
[00:43:51] Charlie thank you for coming I'm sure
[00:43:53] that all of us are so exact that you're
[00:43:55] here finally
[00:43:56] um so before I ask my question I just
[00:43:58] gotta say this we need you to come to
[00:43:59] Texas A M University I know I know that
[00:44:02] we're here to you but I'm not the only
[00:44:03] person that thinks that okay so I don't
[00:44:06] remember if it was that SAS 2022 or at
[00:44:08] America Fest but I remember you saying
[00:44:10] that UT Austin is the most leftist
[00:44:13] University you have ever visited it's
[00:44:16] been a few years since you've been here
[00:44:17] so
[00:44:18] and and I mean you can elaborate on this
[00:44:20] is that does that still prove true I
[00:44:22] know you said UC Berkeley so okay so um
[00:44:25] last time I was here that was something
[00:44:27] I got to tell you we uh we had like a
[00:44:29] cameraman get assaulted and it was all
[00:44:30] sorts of crazy stuff
[00:44:32] um that was four years ago so I don't
[00:44:34] think this campus has gotten more
[00:44:35] conservative
[00:44:37] um but I think other campuses have
[00:44:38] gotten more liberal so by process of
[00:44:40] elimination you're no longer the most
[00:44:41] liberal school I visited so uh I guess
[00:44:45] you'll take it right so no but I will
[00:44:47] say this though I I'll repeat it the
[00:44:49] administration coming in and allowing
[00:44:50] our dialogue to happen hosting the event
[00:44:52] campus police uh that's very good I
[00:44:55] don't get that at every school I got to
[00:44:56] tell you we gotta fight for every for
[00:44:58] every single inch and uh so that's good
[00:45:00] I appreciate it but uh I said this kind
[00:45:03] of out in the open when I was there uh
[00:45:06] there is a lot of work to do here
[00:45:07] because some of the post-modern pablum
[00:45:10] that I was hearing uh
[00:45:13] it has some very very serious
[00:45:14] implications so the question I guess is
[00:45:17] also liberal versus leftist right
[00:45:19] liberal I'm fine with okay liberals like
[00:45:22] free speech Live and Let Live okay fine
[00:45:25] I'm not a liberal leftists really bother
[00:45:27] me leftists are the few people not a lot
[00:45:29] who came up today and they said you
[00:45:32] don't have a right to be here we want to
[00:45:33] kick you off campus okay
[00:45:35] uh leftists bother me they're
[00:45:36] totalitarians and they should bother you
[00:45:38] too instead of having debate or dialogue
[00:45:40] they resort to force or they try to
[00:45:41] intimidate you with you know threats or
[00:45:43] they try to play music while you talk so
[00:45:45] there's a difference between liberals
[00:45:47] and leftists and um I hope UT at least
[00:45:50] remains liberal and never becomes
[00:45:51] leftist in that regard thank you
[00:45:53] appreciate you Charlie
[00:45:55] thank you
[00:45:59] hi Charlie I also want to say thank you
[00:46:01] so much for coming out here and speaking
[00:46:02] to us today I have a question that's a
[00:46:04] little bit more political about
[00:46:05] transgenderism as a parent yourself what
[00:46:08] would you say to maybe a teacher who's
[00:46:10] pushing this agenda on to students maybe
[00:46:13] even your daughter one day yeah that
[00:46:15] person is a groomer
[00:46:17] who is a pervert and should not be in
[00:46:20] teaching to use their position and
[00:46:22] education to put forward radical
[00:46:25] baseless perverse gender queer theory on
[00:46:28] a five six or seven or eight year old
[00:46:30] um that that is that is a I mean I use
[00:46:33] the right descriptions right when I said
[00:46:34] that not only does it have no place in
[00:46:36] education the implications of that are
[00:46:38] quite obvious and evidence after
[00:46:40] evidence after evidence is surfacing of
[00:46:42] parents telling kids not to I'm sorry
[00:46:44] teachers telling parents teachers
[00:46:46] telling kids not to tell their parents
[00:46:48] right teachers coming in and saying you
[00:46:50] know do not repeat this and if we're at
[00:46:52] a place in society where we can't remove
[00:46:55] pornographic images from kids textbooks
[00:46:58] and then we got a serious problem and
[00:47:00] that's where we're at I mean if you're
[00:47:02] if you're seven eight or nine years old
[00:47:04] and you have this graphic graphic
[00:47:06] teaching it really is it shows a broader
[00:47:09] sickness why though why why why well
[00:47:11] it's because the innocence of children
[00:47:12] is worthy of being protected and
[00:47:13] preserved it's a moral good
[00:47:15] the innocence of children is very
[00:47:17] important because they never get it back
[00:47:18] and that period of childhood development
[00:47:21] where they are quote unquote as innocent
[00:47:22] as they can be is important for them to
[00:47:24] find out their values who grow close to
[00:47:27] their parents find out what's right and
[00:47:29] wrong you know what ends up happening
[00:47:30] when the innocence of children is robbed
[00:47:32] they're less likely to take risks and
[00:47:34] fail and learn who they are every study
[00:47:37] shows this
[00:47:38] when a child's innocence is quote
[00:47:40] unquote robbed you could use whatever
[00:47:41] graphic example you could imagine
[00:47:43] then all of a sudden are they are they
[00:47:46] going to be as likely to you know
[00:47:48] there's a great there's an old Hebrew
[00:47:50] proverb which is
[00:47:52] um someone who's afraid of being
[00:47:54] embarrassed will never learn
[00:47:56] it's a great Hebrew proverb isn't it
[00:47:58] which is they're going to be less likely
[00:48:00] to ask quote unquote the dumb question
[00:48:02] maybe more likely to be in their shell I
[00:48:03] think there's something really fun and
[00:48:04] exciting the five six or seven-year-old
[00:48:06] that asks the wackiest questions you can
[00:48:08] imagine because they're trying to
[00:48:09] explore truth we want to destroy that
[00:48:12] you never get that back once it's gone
[00:48:13] there's no reversing it and I think
[00:48:15] that's a very special thing I think
[00:48:17] every you know the kind of the beauty of
[00:48:19] what the West has been able to do is
[00:48:22] saying that those of us that are older
[00:48:23] and those of us that have some form of
[00:48:25] strength need to use that strength I
[00:48:27] mean strength more collectively not
[00:48:28] physical strength use that to protect
[00:48:30] children that can't protect themselves
[00:48:32] and then once they become to an age of
[00:48:34] informed consent we basically have that
[00:48:36] age around 18 then obviously they can
[00:48:38] you know make more decisions themselves
[00:48:40] but we're not even talking about 18.
[00:48:42] we're not even talking about 14. we're
[00:48:43] not talking about 12. we're talking
[00:48:44] about five six and seven year olds we're
[00:48:46] talking about the most moldable
[00:48:48] impressionable ages imaginable thank you
[00:48:51] for your question appreciate it
[00:48:52] [Applause]
[00:48:58] um hi Charlie I just want to open up by
[00:49:00] saying I am a leftist and I understand
[00:49:02] your perspective on thanks for being
[00:49:03] here but I did want to hear you out
[00:49:05] today and well you know ask a question
[00:49:07] so you said that you believe that
[00:49:09] quarantine is the cause of Our
[00:49:11] Generations like distraught essentially
[00:49:13] and I believe that is actually War like
[00:49:16] we were born fresh out of 9 11 some of
[00:49:18] us around the time of 9 11 and I don't
[00:49:20] know uh my father served in Afghanistan
[00:49:23] so
[00:49:24] I don't have a very keen perspective of
[00:49:27] the United States let's say but I I did
[00:49:30] want to hear you out on what you had to
[00:49:31] say and I do believe we have some common
[00:49:33] ground in the fact that capitalism has
[00:49:34] failed my generation more than any other
[00:49:36] in recent years yeah I didn't quite say
[00:49:38] that but um I would say lack of free
[00:49:41] enterprise in some ways but that's okay
[00:49:42] you got most of it so um yeah so the
[00:49:45] lockdowns not quarantine right that that
[00:49:48] was the word I used but I mean I'll just
[00:49:49] I'll prove it to you so the war thing
[00:49:51] aside I mean how many people in this
[00:49:53] room know someone that committed suicide
[00:49:55] or seriously harmed themselves in the
[00:49:56] midst of the pandemic just by a show of
[00:49:58] hands that's a lot
[00:50:00] I mean the numbers show suicide visits
[00:50:02] were 50 higher among 12 to 17 year olds
[00:50:05] during the same period in 2018.
[00:50:07] psychiatric medication prescription went
[00:50:09] up alcoholism went up drug use went up
[00:50:12] not to mention young people then
[00:50:14] re-entered an economy where everything
[00:50:15] was twice as expensive because we
[00:50:17] created a bunch of money because of the
[00:50:18] lack of productivity and the lockdowns
[00:50:21] and so I think it's just unarguable that
[00:50:22] the lockdowns made it played a huge role
[00:50:25] a massive role in
[00:50:27] really depriving a generation of the
[00:50:29] ability to congregate and to communicate
[00:50:32] can I say my perspective yeah sure um
[00:50:34] this is kind of personal but I was
[00:50:36] considering taking my own life before
[00:50:37] quarantine and I think discovering
[00:50:40] myself during quarantine is what saved
[00:50:41] myself I have the quite the opposite
[00:50:43] experience I know that is unique in that
[00:50:44] case but I would say that it's the
[00:50:48] opposite I would say it's the opposite
[00:50:49] case but that's just my personal
[00:50:50] perspective I think there are far more
[00:50:52] worse things that my generation has been
[00:50:54] exposed to than the lockdown
[00:50:56] and the inflation that you have cited
[00:50:59] during the lockdown that's arguably not
[00:51:01] the fault of the current standing
[00:51:02] president if you do believe that it is
[00:51:05] well right I mean first of all Biden
[00:51:08] created five trillion new dollars not
[00:51:09] created but he approved five trillion
[00:51:11] new dollars that was hyper hyper
[00:51:12] inflationary but I'll even give you that
[00:51:14] the other coveted relief funds never
[00:51:16] should have been approved but look it's
[00:51:18] not just the suicide issue but first of
[00:51:19] all thank you but we're glad you're here
[00:51:20] we're glad you didn't make that decision
[00:51:21] life is beautiful and worthy of
[00:51:23] protection I mean that
[00:51:27] and
[00:51:29] but it's from childhood speech
[00:51:31] impediment development it's from asocial
[00:51:33] cues it's from if you talk to any
[00:51:35] psychologist or child psychologist they
[00:51:38] do not have the bandwidth to be able to
[00:51:39] even facilitate the amount of kids and I
[00:51:41] know that you have an obviously
[00:51:42] exception experience but that is the
[00:51:44] exception right I mean it is
[00:51:45] self-evident that these lockdowns were
[00:51:48] unusually cruel and you know who they
[00:51:50] were most cruel to
[00:51:52] to poor families
[00:51:53] it was the most cruel to people that
[00:51:55] didn't have extra bedrooms or high-speed
[00:51:58] internet connection to be able to keep
[00:52:00] up with this the kind of zoomification
[00:52:02] of American Education was the hardest on
[00:52:06] the people that the the regime said they
[00:52:08] want to help the most and I mean so
[00:52:10] you're an economic leftist is that fair
[00:52:12] to say yeah I mean would you at least
[00:52:14] agree that for one of your passionate
[00:52:17] causes which is billionaires getting
[00:52:18] wealthier billionaires got 600 billion
[00:52:21] dollars wealthier absolutely and like
[00:52:23] your whole big big Tech sucks is that
[00:52:24] what it says I don't know what it says
[00:52:25] yeah but that's one of them absolutely
[00:52:27] on your side with that like and I don't
[00:52:28] think enough conservatives understand
[00:52:30] that the left are equally against big
[00:52:32] business as they are well some leftists
[00:52:34] right I mean it depends who you talk to
[00:52:36] me like the loud minority I would say
[00:52:39] are the ones that are make you get the
[00:52:41] impression that we're not against big
[00:52:42] business yeah I promise the ones that
[00:52:43] actually read are yeah excuse me where
[00:52:45] I'm a little cynical about that just to
[00:52:47] be honest where I have to hear they're
[00:52:48] against big business while they mandated
[00:52:50] a Pfizer AstraZeneca moderna vaccine of
[00:52:53] public traded transnational corporations
[00:52:55] and see that's more of like in my eyes a
[00:52:59] neoliberal concept okay but I mean it
[00:53:02] was find me one left-wing Senator that
[00:53:05] opposed that and it just didn't exist
[00:53:07] but I think you're coming at this from
[00:53:08] an honest perspective and I just I I'm
[00:53:10] I'm I'll just close with this
[00:53:12] is what drives me nuts about kind of the
[00:53:15] fixation on race all the time and all
[00:53:17] these other issues that I would prefer
[00:53:18] not to talk about is that I think
[00:53:20] there's actually agreement on kind of
[00:53:22] how things went wrong last couple years
[00:53:24] you blame capitalism I'd blame more
[00:53:26] cronyism a big government intervention
[00:53:28] over a lot of different things but
[00:53:30] I I'm afraid that a lot of what we spend
[00:53:34] our time talking about are some of the
[00:53:36] more superficial issues rated in rooted
[00:53:38] in race Marxism absolutely agree
[00:53:40] absolutely agree so I believe eclassism
[00:53:42] is the biggest issue in America yeah so
[00:53:43] let me ask you a question as a leftist
[00:53:45] you know why is it that the American
[00:53:47] left why why is the American elect
[00:53:49] allowing the conversation to be
[00:53:51] controlled by white liberals that just
[00:53:53] want to stay Rich it's big business
[00:53:55] paying them off it's it's not that's an
[00:53:56] honest answer that's a that's not you
[00:53:58] are a true revolutionary so God bless
[00:54:01] you comrade thanks for being here
[00:54:02] tonight so thank you
[00:54:04] thank you thank you man
[00:54:08] if you disagree come to the line
[00:54:10] whatever you guys want thanks
[00:54:12] all right so um abortion seems to be
[00:54:14] like a big topic these days and I was
[00:54:17] actually at your booth earlier I was
[00:54:18] just listening in and that was a big
[00:54:19] topic there too
[00:54:21] um and so I guess I just had a question
[00:54:22] about that because at the booth like
[00:54:24] whenever you were whenever someone was
[00:54:25] asking you like why why are we valuing
[00:54:27] the fetus it kept coming back to human
[00:54:29] life and
[00:54:31] um like I didn't really understand what
[00:54:34] you meant by that because
[00:54:35] when when you say human life
[00:54:37] the like human life by definition is an
[00:54:40] organism or a being that has human DNA
[00:54:42] and so when the fetus only really has
[00:54:44] that connection with you know like fully
[00:54:47] grown adults or just like born children
[00:54:50] what in titles the fetus
[00:54:53] to violate the property rights of the
[00:54:55] mother over her own body or to have the
[00:54:57] government do so on her behalf
[00:55:00] does that baby have unique DNA
[00:55:03] yeah so by your own definition that
[00:55:06] should be worthy of protection right no
[00:55:08] I don't believe that DNA has moral value
[00:55:10] just oh okay got it so so what when does
[00:55:13] human life begin
[00:55:14] well human life I guess if you say like
[00:55:16] an organism that is human species by
[00:55:20] definition begins at conception
[00:55:22] right so then my position is that being
[00:55:24] that begins at conception is worthy of
[00:55:26] constitutional rights and protection why
[00:55:28] what do what moral value does Simply
[00:55:30] Having being an organism even if it's
[00:55:32] just a single-celled organism yeah that
[00:55:34] has human DNA what moral value right
[00:55:36] because human beings are different
[00:55:38] human beings have the ability to have
[00:55:40] rational speech to Reason Not Just
[00:55:42] Consciousness not just the ability to
[00:55:44] feel human beings are the only species
[00:55:46] that cannot just feel pain and pleasure
[00:55:48] but can tell the just from the unjust
[00:55:51] human beings are something that is so
[00:55:53] beautiful and so special and of course I
[00:55:55] have many different reasons to believe
[00:55:57] this but I'll make a natural law
[00:55:58] argument that that DNA will never exist
[00:56:00] again it's distinct and it is living
[00:56:03] and if allowed uninterrupted growth that
[00:56:06] human being will hopefully mature into
[00:56:07] something just like you have and we're
[00:56:10] all abortion survivors aren't we
[00:56:12] uh
[00:56:14] [Applause]
[00:56:18] okay so you mentioned the I guess the
[00:56:21] rationality that makes human beings
[00:56:22] special but that single-celled organism
[00:56:24] doesn't have that rationality yet and so
[00:56:27] what qualifies the entirety of the human
[00:56:29] species so my seven week old doesn't
[00:56:33] have a lot of rationality yet
[00:56:36] it I mean my my baby girl eats and does
[00:56:40] other things and sleeps
[00:56:42] does I mean obviously you would agree
[00:56:43] it's that seven week old has value
[00:56:46] well yeah but I'm not coming from an
[00:56:48] argument of rationality I'd come for
[00:56:50] more of like a self-ownership type
[00:56:51] perspective and I simply don't believe
[00:56:53] that an organism that is inherently
[00:56:56] dependent like on the on like violating
[00:57:00] another person's property rights in
[00:57:01] order to survive
[00:57:03] right so but I mean my seven week old is
[00:57:06] very dependent on my wife and me that
[00:57:08] doesn't mean I can just eliminate my
[00:57:10] seven week old like I'm sorry obviously
[00:57:12] like the seven week old depends on like
[00:57:14] for practicality and living but if we're
[00:57:16] talking about a moral perspective
[00:57:18] right just the capacity to have
[00:57:20] rationality why does that give it more
[00:57:22] of that okay but we're talking about two
[00:57:24] different things I guess the question is
[00:57:25] do you believe just because something is
[00:57:28] dependent on another is that a reason
[00:57:30] that you could be able to eliminate that
[00:57:31] being if that being has to violate
[00:57:34] someone else's moral rights in order to
[00:57:36] do so yes really
[00:57:38] yeah
[00:57:39] so what moral rights or do you mean by
[00:57:41] that the right to have like autonomy of
[00:57:44] your own body if another actor is
[00:57:46] violating those rights then yeah to
[00:57:48] remove it I don't see a problem with
[00:57:49] that got it so so bodily autonomy would
[00:57:52] be more important than another being
[00:57:55] being able to live a full life yeah I
[00:57:57] would value a being that has the right
[00:57:59] to property over one that doesn't have a
[00:58:00] right to property yet got it just
[00:58:03] because the being is older and not in
[00:58:05] the womb and bigger and also because the
[00:58:07] being is a person and not just an
[00:58:09] organism okay so but if that being's one
[00:58:11] week old it's more than a single cell or
[00:58:14] organism yeah but that person that one
[00:58:16] week old still has like autonomy over
[00:58:18] themselves at least at one week old like
[00:58:20] has an inherent like got it okay natural
[00:58:23] autonomy so this is where we have
[00:58:25] Clarity but not agreement here's the
[00:58:27] problem okay morality that built the
[00:58:29] west and the morality that I'm going to
[00:58:30] defend tonight is that one week old
[00:58:32] can't defend themselves so stronger
[00:58:36] bigger people not in the womb need to
[00:58:39] insert themselves to make sure that one
[00:58:41] week old is not terminated by people
[00:58:43] that are just happen to be older and
[00:58:44] bigger than them is that regardless of
[00:58:47] size as soon as that life begins which
[00:58:48] you agreed it starts at conception that
[00:58:50] being deserves constitutional rights
[00:58:52] uniquely and fearfully made and it's the
[00:58:54] question of the morality of a society of
[00:58:56] what we're willing to do when that being
[00:58:58] comes into existence because human life
[00:59:01] is special human life is different than
[00:59:03] Dolphins it's different than chimpanzees
[00:59:05] we had not just have the ability to
[00:59:06] reason I'm going to make an argument you
[00:59:07] might not agree with yes human beings
[00:59:09] have a soul
[00:59:10] and a soul is worthy of protection I
[00:59:12] would even go as far to say that human
[00:59:14] being is made in the image of the
[00:59:15] Creator I don't expect you to agree at
[00:59:16] that final point okay so I guess
[00:59:19] um I would just believe that the only
[00:59:21] types of I mean at least the only types
[00:59:24] of humans that can have moral rights are
[00:59:26] ones that act as moral agents and a
[00:59:29] single-celled organism that's living in
[00:59:30] a womb or a multicellular organism
[00:59:32] that's living in a womb can you explain
[00:59:34] what you mean by moral agents
[00:59:36] moral agency well like so if you don't
[00:59:38] have moral agency then you could be up
[00:59:41] for elimination if you don't have I mean
[00:59:44] if you don't have moral agents if you
[00:59:45] don't have like the ability to like if
[00:59:47] you don't have ownership over your own
[00:59:48] body yet yeah so that by the way that is
[00:59:50] a babies until they're about 18 months
[00:59:52] old do not have ownership of their own
[00:59:53] body no I would say that they would they
[00:59:55] do okay how would my seven week old feed
[00:59:57] herself if I just left her in the crib
[00:59:58] that's not ownership over your own body
[01:00:00] though the ability to move your body by
[01:00:01] Instinct even is ownership of your own
[01:00:03] body okay so a 22 week 22 week old baby
[01:00:06] in the womb moves all the time
[01:00:09] you're contradicting yourself you have
[01:00:11] to have a line
[01:00:13] at 15 weeks six weeks there's a
[01:00:15] heartbeat
[01:00:16] I guess I would say that um
[01:00:19] okay so that was a good point thank you
[01:00:24] thank you
[01:00:27] I guess I probably just need to clarify
[01:00:29] that
[01:00:30] um what I mean by like self-ownership or
[01:00:33] moral agency because that that
[01:00:35] um that organism or that human whatever
[01:00:38] in the womb is still inherent like in
[01:00:40] order to like survive it's inherently
[01:00:43] biologically dependent even if it does
[01:00:45] nothing right it's biologically
[01:00:47] dependent on the mother and so if we
[01:00:48] talk about like late term like just I
[01:00:51] mean like I guess I don't want to go
[01:00:52] into that territory just like right now
[01:00:53] right
[01:00:55] um so if we say huh so like if we just
[01:00:57] talk about like early term like abortion
[01:00:59] I simply don't see I don't have like and
[01:01:03] I don't think that generally people see
[01:01:05] a moral value that is similar to even
[01:01:08] that of a newborn baby in something that
[01:01:11] is just conceived we have clarity thank
[01:01:14] you for your question man appreciate it
[01:01:16] thank you
[01:01:17] thank you
[01:01:22] uh hi so we've now had the covet vaccine
[01:01:25] out for about two years now right it's
[01:01:27] uh end of 2020 it came out uh and my
[01:01:30] question to you basically is uh how long
[01:01:33] is it going to take you to accept the
[01:01:34] fact that the coveted vaccine is fine
[01:01:36] for people to use
[01:01:42] um did you uh did you hear about what
[01:01:45] the Florida Surgeon General said the
[01:01:46] other day
[01:01:47] are you aware that over 2 billion people
[01:01:50] have taken the vaccine and there are
[01:01:51] incentives by other countries who have
[01:01:53] made their own vaccines to go against
[01:01:54] the United States and even Donald Trump
[01:01:56] himself so you don't know that yeah he's
[01:01:58] Trump against me that's really rich so
[01:02:00] um
[01:02:02] the Florida Surgeon General yeah said
[01:02:05] that the vaccine has caused an 84
[01:02:07] increase in cardiovascular events for
[01:02:09] young men 18 to 40. why would he say
[01:02:12] that
[01:02:13] uh well you if you look if you look at
[01:02:16] the entire pool of people who have
[01:02:18] gotten the vaccine it does actually so
[01:02:21] let's let's do that raise your hand if
[01:02:22] you know someone that was harmed by the
[01:02:23] vaccine or had an adverse event look
[01:02:24] around
[01:02:25] well two billion people are they lying
[01:02:27] no look around
[01:02:29] that's a lot of people that have seen
[01:02:31] Adverse Events
[01:02:33] so don't you think that if if it really
[01:02:35] was all a conspiracy no no let's say
[01:02:37] let's say let's let's say it's not a
[01:02:39] conspiracy don't you think that the fact
[01:02:40] that like in in your world that this
[01:02:43] false vaccine has been distributed so uh
[01:02:46] like widespread throughout not just the
[01:02:48] United States but the world show
[01:02:49] demonstrates that the United States is a
[01:02:51] failed country no but so I I don't
[01:02:54] personally don't believe that the United
[01:02:55] States is a failed country I like living
[01:02:56] in the United States but I have faith in
[01:02:59] our institutions enough to say that a
[01:03:02] Distributing a vaccine to
[01:03:04] 300 something billion people in the
[01:03:06] United States that is false or that is
[01:03:08] like not uh safe to use well so so what
[01:03:11] do you know about the fares the
[01:03:13] government database of theirs the
[01:03:14] vaccine adverse event Reporting System
[01:03:16] but I can go on the system and refer
[01:03:17] whatever I want well no actually it's a
[01:03:19] very long exhaustive process that takes
[01:03:20] 45 minutes to an hour hold on under
[01:03:22] penalty of perjury to go to jail if you
[01:03:24] followed a false report and if you
[01:03:25] talked about a hospital they say it's
[01:03:26] underreported according to the
[01:03:28] government's website Thirty one thousand
[01:03:29] three hundred thirty people died because
[01:03:31] of the vaccine a government according to
[01:03:33] the government website 179 806 people
[01:03:35] were hospitalized 136 000 people were in
[01:03:38] Urgent Care 16 100 with Bell's Palsy 10
[01:03:41] 064 with anaphylaxis and over 207 576
[01:03:46] doctor office visits five thousand
[01:03:48] miscarriages sixteen thousand heart
[01:03:49] attacks and 52 000 events of myocarditis
[01:03:51] and pericarditis that is not a safe or
[01:03:54] effective vaccine do you think that if
[01:03:56] we compare those numbers to the total
[01:03:57] amount of people who got the vaccine
[01:03:59] that it makes sense say it again I
[01:04:00] couldn't hear you
[01:04:02] what you can you can list like a large
[01:04:05] amount of people like 10 000 people
[01:04:06] sounds like a lot of people like 100 000
[01:04:08] people sounds like a lot of people but
[01:04:10] when you when you divide that number by
[01:04:11] the amount of people who have taken the
[01:04:12] vaccine then you can look at the
[01:04:14] statistical rate you do realize compared
[01:04:16] to other vaccines and see it's the exact
[01:04:17] same thing if the flu shot has even six
[01:04:19] Adverse Events they pull it from the
[01:04:21] entire field for adverse it has six
[01:04:25] so let me ask you a final question how
[01:04:28] so the Florida Surgeon General
[01:04:31] said the following this analysis found
[01:04:33] that there's an 84 increase in the
[01:04:34] relative incidence of cardiac related
[01:04:36] deaths among males 18 to 39 years old
[01:04:38] within 28 days following the MRNA
[01:04:41] vaccination that's the Florida Surgeon
[01:04:42] General that has come out Pfizer came
[01:04:44] and testified today and they said we
[01:04:46] never tested the vaccine to be able to
[01:04:49] prevent the spread of the virus Pfizer
[01:04:50] has admitted the booster shot was tested
[01:04:52] on eight mice
[01:04:55] does that bother you do you realize that
[01:04:58] there's variance right the original code
[01:05:00] variance is the one that they're saying
[01:05:02] the mouse variant no the the the the the
[01:05:05] we have we have the Delta variant and we
[01:05:08] have the Omicron variant now right in
[01:05:10] the beginning the first variant of
[01:05:11] coronavirus is the one that they claimed
[01:05:13] the original vaccines uh stopped the
[01:05:16] spread out right and then the Delta
[01:05:17] weighed that off and then Omar Khan ran
[01:05:19] that off even more and now they don't
[01:05:20] say that they say that it prevents
[01:05:22] hospitalization and death which is still
[01:05:23] true
[01:05:25] right so here's the thing I'm going to
[01:05:27] trust not just the data not just the
[01:05:28] Florida Surgeon General not just my own
[01:05:30] Lying Eyes you looked around the room
[01:05:31] people have experience after experience
[01:05:34] after experience and by the way if you
[01:05:35] think it works God bless you take it
[01:05:37] have a great time but I have a moral
[01:05:40] obligation as a communicator not to lie
[01:05:42] to you and I'm looking at the data and
[01:05:44] I'm never going to back away from this
[01:05:46] position and honestly history is going
[01:05:48] to vindicate every one of us that told
[01:05:51] you not to take this thank you very much
[01:05:54] thank you
[01:05:58] sir hey Charlie thanks for coming out I
[01:06:00] gotta admit I was a little freaked out
[01:06:01] when you had all those numbers that you
[01:06:03] just pulled out I was like whoa don't
[01:06:05] mess with Charlie he has the facts ready
[01:06:06] to go it's a little intimidating right
[01:06:08] but uh and I have to say too like on the
[01:06:11] last comment even if there was only a
[01:06:12] one percent adverse effect why are we
[01:06:15] mandating it then why are people losing
[01:06:16] their livelihoods getting kicked or
[01:06:17] getting kicked out of the military
[01:06:18] exactly but my question to you is
[01:06:22] my question to you is are you a
[01:06:24] nationalist and if you are do you think
[01:06:26] nationalism is more leans more towards
[01:06:28] loving your people or loving the ideas
[01:06:30] of your country under the proper
[01:06:32] description yes I am a nationalist under
[01:06:34] the proper descriptions I think there's
[01:06:36] a lot of smearing and you should always
[01:06:37] value people more
[01:06:38] great thank you that was the quickest
[01:06:41] answer here appreciate it thank you
[01:06:48] hi good evening
[01:06:49] um I'll start by saying I'm a leftist
[01:06:51] but I found common ground with you on
[01:06:53] abortion and that I completely agree
[01:06:55] that you know whatever you want to call
[01:06:57] it a fetus at whatever stage it is it's
[01:06:58] alive
[01:07:00] um
[01:07:04] there's no there's no contention on that
[01:07:07] front my concern though and I want to
[01:07:09] hear your perspective on this is here in
[01:07:11] Texas we have the strictest abortion ban
[01:07:13] in the whole country there's no
[01:07:15] exception for rape or incest or for the
[01:07:18] life of the mother after six weeks my
[01:07:21] concern is that the government is
[01:07:23] mandating that people carry out their
[01:07:26] pregnancies even when it goes against
[01:07:28] their own life and their own well-being
[01:07:31] I can take an example of if if
[01:07:33] somebody's threatening to harm you you
[01:07:35] have a right to self-defense why not
[01:07:37] have the same give the same autonomy to
[01:07:40] people who are pregnant
[01:07:41] okay thoughtful question thank you so
[01:07:44] first thing is if you believe abortion
[01:07:46] is wrong which which you admitted it is
[01:07:48] well then you should obviously have laws
[01:07:50] that I'll clarify I didn't admit that
[01:07:52] abortion was wrong okay yeah I see it as
[01:07:55] a form of self-defense
[01:07:56] okay right so that's a new one
[01:08:01] well as the as the previous person says
[01:08:04] that that that person inside of you is
[01:08:07] completely dependent on you in a way
[01:08:09] different than a natural important so in
[01:08:12] most cases rape and incest aside how did
[01:08:15] that being get there
[01:08:17] I mean in in most cases through sex
[01:08:20] regardless of rape or incest yeah so
[01:08:22] there was a choice made
[01:08:24] I see your point even with a choice
[01:08:26] let's say you invite someone into your
[01:08:29] home and they still decide to assault
[01:08:31] you does that mean you not have a right
[01:08:32] to self-defense against them well no I
[01:08:34] think that for example if you have a
[01:08:35] bunch of teenagers over your home and
[01:08:37] they start wrecking everything you
[01:08:38] shouldn't be shocked when all of a
[01:08:39] sudden you wake up the next morning and
[01:08:41] things are a little awry but we're not
[01:08:43] just talking about wrecking a home we're
[01:08:44] talking about wrecking your own body
[01:08:45] your own personality well hold on again
[01:08:48] rape and incesticide which I'm happy to
[01:08:50] answer and happy to talk about the moral
[01:08:52] aspect of that but 98 of all abortions
[01:08:54] are done as a form of birth control
[01:08:55] right sure it's a form of birth control
[01:08:58] how did those people get pregnant
[01:09:00] usually through consensual sex right so
[01:09:02] they may they they are pro-choice they
[01:09:04] made a choice to have consensual sex and
[01:09:07] now they want to be able to use
[01:09:08] scientific medical technology to crush a
[01:09:11] being that is not them is a different
[01:09:13] person out of convenience
[01:09:16] let's say you have a child who is who
[01:09:20] needs a kidney transplant and you are
[01:09:22] the only one who can supply it at
[01:09:24] um and use and you can essentially allow
[01:09:26] them to use that kidney what if the
[01:09:28] operation goes too long they're still
[01:09:30] kind of using your blood for months on
[01:09:32] end should the government mandate you
[01:09:35] know maybe not kidney I love these
[01:09:37] hypotheticals I I I gotta I got it
[01:09:39] earlier I got the most amazing
[01:09:41] hypothetical we don't have to overthink
[01:09:43] this like why should children get the
[01:09:44] death penalty because their parents
[01:09:46] decided to have conceptual sex I don't
[01:09:48] understand even sir even if you consent
[01:09:50] to say taking care of your child through
[01:09:53] the you know transfusing blood or
[01:09:55] whatnot should the government mandate
[01:09:57] that you have to continue that
[01:09:59] consensual blood transfusion again under
[01:10:01] the unrealistic hypothetical and I
[01:10:03] reject the whole premise of this the
[01:10:04] question is unreal let me answer it more
[01:10:06] broadly do I think the government should
[01:10:08] step in to protect and preserve human
[01:10:11] right if by be it by mandating
[01:10:13] especially when the question is
[01:10:15] termination or not of course the answer
[01:10:16] is yes but it says a lot when I there's
[01:10:19] a there's a very serious concrete
[01:10:21] question and kind of we got the yield to
[01:10:23] these abstractions which is fine the
[01:10:24] philosophical sides and the kind of
[01:10:25] hypotheticals are fine are legitimate I
[01:10:28] suppose in some sense but it comes to be
[01:10:30] just more concrete right you've got a
[01:10:32] million abortions every single year
[01:10:34] okay
[01:10:35] 998 000 of them are because of a form of
[01:10:38] birth control
[01:10:40] do you find something wrong with that
[01:10:42] not necessarily okay I think there is
[01:10:45] something wrong with that I think that
[01:10:47] just looking at the last resort to be
[01:10:49] able to terminate human life as a form
[01:10:50] of girth control is not just sick it's
[01:10:52] immoral and it says a lot about who we
[01:10:54] are as a people and kind of the
[01:10:57] folding of culture the folding of a
[01:10:59] cultural life in our nation and so I'll
[01:11:01] just ask one final question when does
[01:11:02] human life begin
[01:11:04] it begins a conception but that doesn't
[01:11:05] override the right to bodily autonomy
[01:11:07] and self-detection okay so that's
[01:11:08] interesting so you it does begin at
[01:11:10] conception so does that mean someone who
[01:11:12] is larger than another being has the
[01:11:14] right to terminate them because why why
[01:11:15] is it bodily autonomy just because the
[01:11:17] being is in them the size doesn't matter
[01:11:19] it's it's the self-defense if if a if a
[01:11:24] toddler is running a knife at you you
[01:11:26] can knock it down you know it's you
[01:11:30] I'm I'm sorry I'm kind of impromptu here
[01:11:32] that's okay yeah well so I'll just close
[01:11:35] with this um don't use that analogy
[01:11:37] again yeah no that was a that was a bad
[01:11:39] one
[01:11:40] thank you for being here tonight thanks
[01:11:47] thank you um thank you so much for
[01:11:49] coming out here and for like facing
[01:11:51] disagreements first I guess I really
[01:11:53] appreciate it
[01:11:54] um all right I had another question
[01:11:56] coming up here but I really
[01:11:58] I the bait is there and I have to take
[01:11:59] it
[01:12:00] um okay so I am also a pro-choice and I
[01:12:05] was wondering how
[01:12:07] um like you you said um to the previous
[01:12:12] dude back there that
[01:12:13] um the government in cases where human
[01:12:16] life is at risk should step in through
[01:12:19] any means necessary be it through
[01:12:21] mandates be it through bands things like
[01:12:23] that right again that was a hypothetical
[01:12:25] answer let me clarify it I think the
[01:12:27] government has a moral obligation to
[01:12:28] protect innocent life when confronted
[01:12:30] with the question of someone intervened
[01:12:32] intervening to end that life
[01:12:33] so if a police officer standing idly by
[01:12:35] and you see someone on the side of the
[01:12:37] street and someone is going by to about
[01:12:38] to kill them the police officer being an
[01:12:40] agent of the government has a moral
[01:12:42] right to intervene
[01:12:43] I'm sorry I do have to take like a
[01:12:45] little bit of a caveat here so the
[01:12:48] behavior of the police officers and the
[01:12:49] Uvalde shooting was disgusting well I
[01:12:52] totally agree do you believe okay but
[01:12:55] guess what I'm consistent the cowardice
[01:12:57] that happen at Uvalde is the cowardice
[01:12:59] we allow to happen when there's a
[01:13:00] million abortions in our country every
[01:13:01] single year all right okay okay
[01:13:05] which is
[01:13:06] standing idly by when children
[01:13:08] unspeakably get massacred
[01:13:10] uh I don't know I think there's a bit of
[01:13:12] a difference and the analogy that I
[01:13:15] usually use or the question that I
[01:13:17] usually ask pro-life people is
[01:13:20] um do you believe that the government
[01:13:21] should mandate organ donation even in
[01:13:24] cases of like things like donating your
[01:13:27] kidney or right now we have a policy
[01:13:29] where even after death if you know you
[01:13:31] have like religious things where you
[01:13:33] have
[01:13:38] um
[01:13:40] where you know your whole body has to be
[01:13:43] intact in order for like burial rights
[01:13:45] and things like that to happen we say
[01:13:46] that you shouldn't have to donate your
[01:13:48] organs but the pro-life case seems to
[01:13:51] extend to the idea that even people who
[01:13:53] are living should have to give up their
[01:13:55] kidneys to people in hospitals maybe who
[01:13:58] need kidneys well I don't quite see it
[01:14:00] that way
[01:14:01] um but what makes a uterus different
[01:14:03] well first of all again in 99.67 of the
[01:14:07] cases The Woman made a choice that could
[01:14:09] potentially what about those point four
[01:14:11] percent what do you think should happen
[01:14:12] then oh I think the baby should be
[01:14:14] delivered of course because I'll give
[01:14:15] you an exam let me just prove it to you
[01:14:17] if I had two ultrasounds and one of them
[01:14:19] was a baby conceived in rape and one was
[01:14:21] a baby conceived in consensual sex of
[01:14:24] course which one is it
[01:14:28] I do I I do you can't tell because
[01:14:30] they're both human beings and in in
[01:14:33] Western morality of which I'm defending
[01:14:34] tonight doing something wrong after
[01:14:37] something evil is never the right thing
[01:14:39] so do you think that government should
[01:14:41] mandate organ donations no and I think
[01:14:43] it's a false equivalency for more for
[01:14:46] more reasons than one for a lot of
[01:14:47] different reasons by by the question of
[01:14:49] do I think the government should come in
[01:14:51] and protect innocent life from being
[01:14:53] slaughtered of course I do yes
[01:14:56] and that that's the answer
[01:14:58] so I mean when it comes to mandating
[01:15:00] organ donations
[01:15:02] I don't even see how that's applicable
[01:15:03] to the question because in 99.6 six
[01:15:07] percent of the cases six seven percent
[01:15:09] of the cases the mother made a choice to
[01:15:11] be able to get pregnant now in the very
[01:15:13] small Micron kind of case then
[01:15:17] the case is that the human the human
[01:15:19] life and the human being needs to exist
[01:15:20] so you need to be able to be able to
[01:15:22] exist all right I'm going to argue that
[01:15:24] different forms of birth control have
[01:15:26] like different forms of like
[01:15:29] Effectiveness and someone could could be
[01:15:31] like potentially on birth control using
[01:15:33] those control methods and it fails is
[01:15:35] that just a risk that like someone yeah
[01:15:38] so I'm going to say something this is
[01:15:40] this is how far our morality has gone
[01:15:42] we need to teach kids to save themselves
[01:15:44] for marriage
[01:15:47] and a lot of these problems wouldn't be
[01:15:50] having and if you do decide to engage in
[01:15:53] consensual marriage before sex before
[01:15:55] marriage and you get pregnant that's the
[01:15:58] cost of the game
[01:15:59] all right okay thank you for being here
[01:16:02] appreciate it
[01:16:06] oh the um this may be the hardest
[01:16:09] question all night uh but I I really
[01:16:12] have to ask it so right now on October
[01:16:14] 12 2022.
[01:16:16] it is right here we need an answer I I I
[01:16:21] I'll repeat it I get it everywhere I go
[01:16:22] so I need to like play the tape did you
[01:16:25] want to say anything else with that no
[01:16:26] okay the question is Charlie will you
[01:16:28] support the Santa sir Trump uh in 2024.
[01:16:30] so okay speaking personally not on
[01:16:32] behalf of Turning Point USA I'll say
[01:16:34] what I've always said
[01:16:35] um which is I'm a very loyal person I
[01:16:37] told president Trump if he runs again
[01:16:39] I'm gonna have his back 100 and
[01:16:44] I can't stand in politics when people
[01:16:46] are wishy-washy and wavering uh we had
[01:16:50] our Turning Point actions draw poll and
[01:16:51] Donald Trump on was 78.7 percent of the
[01:16:54] results but and it's a very big one I
[01:16:56] got to tell you that Ron DeSantis might
[01:16:58] be a once in a generation leader he's
[01:17:00] very special
[01:17:01] and
[01:17:04] I don't know when
[01:17:05] I don't know how but I would not be
[01:17:07] surprised if he's president United
[01:17:09] States one day and I think he would make
[01:17:10] a great president but I'll close with
[01:17:12] this I think you'd make a good president
[01:17:15] I know Trump was a great president and
[01:17:18] that's why I'm behind you thank you
[01:17:19] great answer thank you
[01:17:25] um
[01:17:26] so hi
[01:17:28] oh you have to hold my okay he's
[01:17:30] actually my friend
[01:17:31] um
[01:17:33] um I actually first heard of you through
[01:17:35] a Christian apologist I followed call Dr
[01:17:36] Frank Turk yeah I'm special he's great
[01:17:39] he's he's awesome he's a great friend
[01:17:41] um my question concerns the hope and
[01:17:43] love we can have for America I mean we
[01:17:46] we live in a country that has allowed
[01:17:47] for 63 million deaths through the
[01:17:50] abortion industry and we have multiple
[01:17:52] Industries and institutions that are
[01:17:54] built on lies and lust and it seems as
[01:17:57] if the majority of American citizens
[01:17:59] either don't care or even approve of all
[01:18:03] of this so where do you think we can go
[01:18:04] the individual people the church and the
[01:18:07] government to where can we go from
[01:18:09] having hope and love for our country at
[01:18:12] this point it's a very dark picture you
[01:18:13] painted congratulations anything else
[01:18:15] you want to add to that um well first of
[01:18:17] all you know I assume you're a Christian
[01:18:19] and so I mean it's it's up to us
[01:18:21] Christians there's two things Christians
[01:18:23] can't be
[01:18:24] apathetic or cynical I won't put up with
[01:18:26] it you're secular you could be apathetic
[01:18:28] and cynical you're a Christian I'm not
[01:18:29] going to put up with it because you know
[01:18:31] how the story ends and you have a great
[01:18:33] hope and you should always be working
[01:18:34] towards a great end you should care
[01:18:35] about your nation Jeremiah 29 7 demand
[01:18:38] the welfare of the nation that you are
[01:18:39] in because your welfare is tied to your
[01:18:40] nation's welfare Daniel fasted and
[01:18:42] prayed for his Nation Nehemiah Jeremiah
[01:18:44] Esther Mordecai uh all cared about
[01:18:46] something too yep exactly yeah pray for
[01:18:48] your leaders by name because they're
[01:18:50] counselors to the king and so look I
[01:18:52] think we have a lot of Hope and the hope
[01:18:53] is not in the institutions not in the
[01:18:54] FBI it's not in the doj it's not in the
[01:18:56] CIA it's not Facebook it's not Google
[01:18:57] it's not Goldman Sachs my hope is in the
[01:18:59] energy and the spirit and the optimism
[01:19:01] of you I mean what I get to see in the
[01:19:03] American people traveling the country
[01:19:04] hosting a national radio show hosting a
[01:19:06] podcast I'm nothing but hopeful the the
[01:19:09] spirit in the Grassroots of the American
[01:19:10] people right now of all ages and
[01:19:12] backgrounds is so awe-inspiring and it
[01:19:15] doesn't take a majority it doesn't it
[01:19:16] takes 10 to 15 percent of a vibrant
[01:19:19] hopeful Spirit-filled group of people
[01:19:22] that can turn things around and you know
[01:19:25] we as Americans have done great things
[01:19:26] and there's something special about
[01:19:28] America I will defend it at all at all
[01:19:30] corners and the thing that one of the
[01:19:31] things that makes America different is
[01:19:32] when something bad happens we step up is
[01:19:35] that we we have it you know in our
[01:19:37] history to not be apathetic we have
[01:19:39] exceptions to that rule obviously and my
[01:19:42] hope is in what I'm seeing across the
[01:19:43] current my hope is in pastors rising up
[01:19:45] my hope is in people that are starting
[01:19:47] to speak boldly my hope is in parents
[01:19:49] showing up to school board meetings and
[01:19:51] challenging what is being taught in
[01:19:53] these local public schools
[01:19:55] My Hope Is
[01:19:56] parents that are homeschooling my hope
[01:19:59] is in our Turning Point USA chapter
[01:20:00] leaders that are starting these chapters
[01:20:02] that are in the Grassroots that are on
[01:20:04] high school and college campuses leaning
[01:20:06] in that's what gives me hope the
[01:20:08] institutions here's the cool thing about
[01:20:09] institutions they come and go and they
[01:20:11] build and they crumble but the spirit
[01:20:13] and the will of the people I think is
[01:20:14] stronger than any other time I've been
[01:20:16] doing this in one decade and I think
[01:20:18] that resolve is only going to strengthen
[01:20:19] so God bless you man thank you God bless
[01:20:21] you
[01:20:26] hi Charlie I'm Jamie and I'm actually
[01:20:29] from New York and I was one of the only
[01:20:30] conservative people in my school so it's
[01:20:32] really cool to see you talk here
[01:20:34] my question is since we live in a world
[01:20:37] where big Tech and digital tracking of
[01:20:39] payments and information dominates The
[01:20:41] Avenues to being social attaining many
[01:20:43] jobs and being in Academia do you think
[01:20:45] in my lifetime we'll see a world where
[01:20:47] cash is Obsolete and how do I protect my
[01:20:49] privacy of personal personal information
[01:20:51] such as vaccine status while still being
[01:20:54] able to stay social and attain a
[01:20:56] corporate job and perhaps also enjoying
[01:20:58] other luxuries in which releasing this
[01:21:00] information is required yeah well that's
[01:21:02] a great great question so let me kind of
[01:21:04] tell you it's hard to do all those
[01:21:05] things right it's going to be hard to
[01:21:07] keep a corporate job and also keep all
[01:21:09] of your kind of medical information
[01:21:10] private because for whatever reason we
[01:21:12] decided to throw out HIPAA and ask
[01:21:13] everyone for their personal medical
[01:21:14] information about the vaccine which
[01:21:16] never should have been allowed in my
[01:21:18] personal opinion
[01:21:19] um but look as far as the currency
[01:21:21] question it's very important question
[01:21:23] what PayPal announced and then what
[01:21:25] PayPal attracted should just scare
[01:21:27] everyone regardless of political
[01:21:29] affiliation where PayPal came out and
[01:21:31] they said that if you engage in their
[01:21:34] definition definition of disinformation
[01:21:36] they're going to take twenty five
[01:21:37] hundred dollars out of your account on
[01:21:40] violation now they backed away from that
[01:21:42] but this is a company that did 25
[01:21:44] billion dollars in Revenue how on Earth
[01:21:46] did they ever get this approved through
[01:21:48] you know how did this get on a press
[01:21:50] release how did this become policy uh
[01:21:52] you just saw today you might like them
[01:21:53] you might not like them you might think
[01:21:54] he's great you might think he went too
[01:21:56] far recently but Kanye West just got a
[01:21:59] an alert from JPMorgan Chase he's no
[01:22:01] longer allowed to bank at JPMorgan Chase
[01:22:04] and that's wrong I don't care what you
[01:22:05] think of Kanye West to be able to shut
[01:22:07] somebody's banking system off because
[01:22:09] you don't like them or because they say
[01:22:11] something that you you know you deem to
[01:22:12] not be appropriate
[01:22:14] um and so there's something very
[01:22:16] troubling about that and so how do you
[01:22:19] protect against it I don't think it's
[01:22:20] the end-all be-all I don't think it's a
[01:22:21] solution everything but I am a big fan
[01:22:23] of cryptocurrency I think that
[01:22:25] blockchain properly employed can be a
[01:22:27] great hedge against tyranny
[01:22:28] um I think that the federal government
[01:22:30] is trying to make us cashless soon and
[01:22:32] we have to resist and I'm telling you
[01:22:34] resist very loudly against the federal
[01:22:36] government trying to put forward a
[01:22:38] federal digital currency it's a very
[01:22:40] very big concern it hasn't gotten a lot
[01:22:42] of focus on it but a federal digital
[01:22:44] currency is a very big issue we've
[01:22:45] already seen the intentional debasing of
[01:22:48] our currency I don't agree with
[01:22:49] Libertarians on a lot of things but the
[01:22:51] one thing I'm 100 on is the destruction
[01:22:53] of our money I have to tell you the
[01:22:55] Federal Reserve intentionally coming
[01:22:57] into our money system and creating money
[01:22:59] out of thin air and making you poor year
[01:23:01] after year after year through
[01:23:02] quantitative easing is something that we
[01:23:05] should all be very concerned about I'm
[01:23:06] afraid they're trying to get us closer
[01:23:07] to a currency reset reset and so part of
[01:23:10] it is just owning assets that assets
[01:23:12] that can be moved quickly that are
[01:23:13] transparent that's one of the things
[01:23:15] that excites me about Bitcoin again I'm
[01:23:16] not telling you to buy Bitcoin if I did
[01:23:18] I could get in trouble like Kim
[01:23:19] Kardashian did do whatever you want to
[01:23:20] do I don't care
[01:23:21] um I think it's good technology and I
[01:23:23] think I think crypto can solve some of
[01:23:25] these problems but their agenda's trying
[01:23:27] to get a skill cashless
[01:23:31] when I was in New York I couldn't even
[01:23:33] like enter buildings or eat in a
[01:23:35] restaurant I still love a lot of other
[01:23:38] aspects of New York and I was kind of
[01:23:39] hoping to stay there do you think it
[01:23:41] would be worth it or do you think like
[01:23:44] being unvaccinated in a conservative
[01:23:46] like it's just like yeah that's a good
[01:23:48] question only you can answer it my
[01:23:51] question would be where do you feel free
[01:23:52] and happy
[01:23:53] and if you feel free in New York God
[01:23:55] bless you I got to tell you that's uh
[01:23:58] that's not exactly what I feel when I go
[01:24:00] to New York I feel a lot of things that
[01:24:01] is definitely not it so
[01:24:03] but we can't I have a mixed opinion on
[01:24:05] this I I have a couple things that I say
[01:24:07] that I totally contradict myself this is
[01:24:10] one of them so at once I'll give one
[01:24:12] speech where I tell everyone to go move
[01:24:14] to Red States and then I'll give another
[01:24:15] speech where I say we can't have all the
[01:24:17] people leave Red State oh blue States
[01:24:19] because we still need red thinking
[01:24:20] people if you will in those States and
[01:24:23] so I contradict myself on that all the
[01:24:25] time because I see it both ways
[01:24:27] um I know I grew up in Illinois and I'm
[01:24:29] glad I don't live there anymore
[01:24:31] and part of me feels bad that I left but
[01:24:33] also I think life is so important you
[01:24:36] should try your best to live in a free
[01:24:37] Society
[01:24:38] and there's still some great States
[01:24:39] Texas being one of them that I think
[01:24:41] gets it so God bless you thank you
[01:24:48] hi Charlie I'm here with a group of
[01:24:50] students from the UT pro-life Club so
[01:24:52] we're really thankful for your pro-life
[01:24:53] stance um my question is about like
[01:24:56] phone addiction and sort of this switch
[01:24:58] to transhumanism that's going on in our
[01:25:01] culture right now it's really worrying
[01:25:03] me with my generation that we're so
[01:25:05] addicted and we don't even realize it so
[01:25:08] I was wondering your perspective that's
[01:25:10] a really really great question thank you
[01:25:12] for your advocacy the pro-life group
[01:25:14] here deserves a lot of credit because
[01:25:16] based on what I saw today you guys are
[01:25:18] up against Allah
[01:25:20] seriously
[01:25:22] that's great
[01:25:24] I'm not a fan of our digital pacifiers
[01:25:26] that have seemed to permeate our entire
[01:25:28] Society
[01:25:30] um I really believe that we are
[01:25:32] participating in the largest and most
[01:25:34] cruel open-air drug experiment in human
[01:25:37] history which is to give these devices
[01:25:39] to 12 13 and 14 year olds there's some
[01:25:42] really great thinkers on this not
[01:25:44] political you could just read Dr Anna
[01:25:46] Lemke you can go read Andrew huberman
[01:25:49] who I think is really smart he spends a
[01:25:51] lot of time here in Austin and they're
[01:25:53] very fair and they're very well cited
[01:25:56] and researched and they just talk about
[01:25:57] the neurological damage that staring at
[01:26:00] a phone will do especially at a young
[01:26:02] age and I I look at it no differently
[01:26:04] than giving kids drugs and so the one
[01:26:07] thing and I wish that Mark says I don't
[01:26:08] know if the leftist was here and I wish
[01:26:09] I would have said it I would I would
[01:26:11] also say and this is if you want to talk
[01:26:13] about one of the great hockey stick
[01:26:14] correlations and not get too ahead of
[01:26:17] yourself if you look at suicide and
[01:26:19] depression or just kind of what would be
[01:26:21] a kind of like a basket of how you would
[01:26:23] Define mental health
[01:26:24] and like how you say okay good or bad it
[01:26:27] went up like a hockey stick in 2013 as
[01:26:29] the iPhone was widely distributed and
[01:26:31] again I'm not a big causation
[01:26:32] correlation guy but it's like come on
[01:26:34] what else could you possibly attribute
[01:26:36] like what has changed the most in our
[01:26:38] day-to-day interaction at a restaurant
[01:26:39] in the last 10 years let's just be
[01:26:41] honest right I see entire families out
[01:26:44] to dinner and no one's talking to each
[01:26:45] other I think it's deeply unhealthy I
[01:26:47] think it's anti-social and it's not even
[01:26:49] governmental or political in in nature
[01:26:52] so
[01:26:53] I mean just some stats I have here 26
[01:26:55] percent of car accidents are caused by
[01:26:57] smartphone usage 31 of smartphone users
[01:26:59] in the US never turn off their phones 46
[01:27:02] 45 of children aged 10 to 12 have a
[01:27:05] smartphone 45 of teens feel addicted to
[01:27:07] their smartphone devices it's bad for
[01:27:09] both boys and girls it's especially bad
[01:27:11] for girls I think Tick Tock is one of
[01:27:13] the worst things ever to come across the
[01:27:15] American
[01:27:16] um technological landscape I really do
[01:27:20] and it's okay if you're addicted I know
[01:27:23] some of you applauding are probably
[01:27:24] addicted that's fine I understand
[01:27:27] um and so just some a final piece on
[01:27:28] this I turned my phone off Friday night
[01:27:30] to Saturday night I encourage all of you
[01:27:32] guys to take a phone Sabbath once a week
[01:27:34] it's very freeing it's awesome it's a
[01:27:37] challenge too because you got to kind of
[01:27:38] figure out how to where to how to get
[01:27:40] directions and where to go it's really
[01:27:42] fun
[01:27:42] and you could do it just take one day a
[01:27:45] week and turn off your phone within
[01:27:47] three weeks all of your friends will
[01:27:48] know you're unreachable by phone from
[01:27:50] Friday night to Saturday night you'll be
[01:27:52] in a grocery store and you like won't
[01:27:54] know what to do when you're waiting in
[01:27:55] line
[01:27:56] you're like wow this is how it used to
[01:27:58] be it's very freeing and just the final
[01:28:01] thing is this I'm far from an expert but
[01:28:03] if you read Dr Anna lemke's book
[01:28:04] dopamine Nation
[01:28:06] um you will have a picture into how how
[01:28:10] horrific the damage we're doing to give
[01:28:12] these kids devices uh there's other
[01:28:14] books as well Gary Wilson wrote an
[01:28:15] unrelated book but important especially
[01:28:17] for young men your brain on pornography
[01:28:19] or your brain on porn may he rest in
[01:28:21] peace he was a great thinker but there's
[01:28:22] like this whole new genre of scientific
[01:28:24] thinking that I think is legit science
[01:28:26] by the way of people that are a little
[01:28:28] ahead of the curve diagnosing what I
[01:28:30] think is going to be 10 years from now
[01:28:33] what we're going to look back like what
[01:28:34] were we doing giving all these kids
[01:28:36] devices so you still have the power to
[01:28:38] turn off your phone I know it's hard but
[01:28:40] it's doing a huge damage to young people
[01:28:42] in particular thank you appreciate it
[01:28:49] hi uh my name is Jackson I'm actually
[01:28:50] the editor-in-chief of our conservative
[01:28:52] paper on campus at Texas horn
[01:29:00] so you would expect me to agree with
[01:29:01] most of what you said and I do but
[01:29:02] there's one area of this agreement where
[01:29:04] I real feeling the push back and that of
[01:29:06] course is on the vaccine
[01:29:07] um so I'd like to talk about your um
[01:29:08] Florida study which said
[01:29:10] um and 84 in um heart
[01:29:12] um problems among young men who took the
[01:29:15] vaccine so I was interested in this
[01:29:17] report and I actually just Googled it
[01:29:18] and if you look in the chart on page six
[01:29:20] of the report you see that the basis
[01:29:22] period is 17 deaths like before due to
[01:29:27] um these heart palpitations among men 18
[01:29:28] to 34 whatever it was so an 84 increase
[01:29:31] from 17 deaths is bad but it is nowhere
[01:29:35] near the 20 million plus who have been
[01:29:38] killed due to covid so I just like to
[01:29:40] hear like how you weigh that from an 84
[01:29:43] increase from 17 deaths against 20
[01:29:45] million plus killed by covet more if not
[01:29:48] for the um vaccine right so and I'll
[01:29:50] repeat the Veris data right the vaccine
[01:29:52] adverse event reporting system from the
[01:29:53] government right where it says there's
[01:29:55] 52 896 incidents of myocarditis and
[01:29:58] pericarditis but let me ask you a let me
[01:30:00] ask you differently where I think we
[01:30:02] could come to a quick conclusion do you
[01:30:04] agree that myocarditis and pericarditis
[01:30:06] is increasing dramatically
[01:30:08] I do yes from a very low base rate right
[01:30:10] why
[01:30:12] well I mean obviously the vaccine is the
[01:30:14] prime suspect but if you have a very
[01:30:16] rare disease and it increases by slight
[01:30:19] amount then you have to make the
[01:30:20] trade-off and say that something which
[01:30:22] is killing millions of people is worse
[01:30:24] no no I understand that that's a
[01:30:25] separate argument right but do you agree
[01:30:27] that it's probably the vaccine that's
[01:30:28] causing these cardiac issues that seems
[01:30:30] to be the most likely okay so so we
[01:30:32] agree the vaccine is causing heart
[01:30:33] damage we don't know how much right it
[01:30:36] says in the vares database 52 896
[01:30:38] incidents of myocarditis and
[01:30:39] pericarditis you saw the hands around
[01:30:41] the room and just one other anecdotal
[01:30:43] thing I asked my audience I said how
[01:30:45] many people in our podcast audience have
[01:30:47] instances of people that got the vaccine
[01:30:48] and mysteriously died or you know had
[01:30:50] heart attacks we have like ten thousand
[01:30:52] fifteen thousand emails one after the
[01:30:54] other and I'll just I would just
[01:30:55] encourage you go look at Dr Peter
[01:30:57] McCollough one of the nation's large you
[01:30:58] know leading cardiologist who has spoken
[01:31:01] out about this right Dr Robert Malone
[01:31:03] and also previously uninterested in this
[01:31:06] topic who I just think is great Dr Brett
[01:31:09] Weinstein who hosts the Dark Horse
[01:31:11] podcast he's a liberal he used to be a
[01:31:13] professor at Evergreen State University
[01:31:15] and I think his scholarship is great so
[01:31:17] I don't want to I don't want to redo the
[01:31:18] conversation with previously but thanks
[01:31:20] for being here tonight thank you thank
[01:31:21] you
[01:31:25] okay so I'm one of the first agreeers
[01:31:27] although all the disagrees are first so
[01:31:29] um but anyway uh one thing I don't think
[01:31:31] is pushed Strong Enough by the pro-life
[01:31:33] is adoption yeah I agree um because uh I
[01:31:36] mean that kills it all entirely there's
[01:31:38] so many families that want to adopt kids
[01:31:39] and if you see a show like long lost
[01:31:42] family you see these people that reunite
[01:31:43] with their biological parents 20 30
[01:31:46] years after they're born and they live
[01:31:48] Wonderful lives and they have two sets
[01:31:50] of parents and it's a wonderful thing so
[01:31:51] if you know this whole discussion on oh
[01:31:54] the the mom is going to be
[01:31:56] you know live a terrible life she can't
[01:31:58] afford to have the child but they're I
[01:31:59] think something like 30 families for
[01:32:01] every one child that's adopted that want
[01:32:03] kids I think it needs to be pushed
[01:32:05] stronger you know I totally agree and
[01:32:08] you know I want to shout out my friend
[01:32:09] does runs a great Clinic in San Antonio
[01:32:11] who does a phenomenal job for the
[01:32:13] pro-life movement and by the way the I
[01:32:16] know we don't like the term Crisis
[01:32:17] Pregnancy Center right it's not our
[01:32:19] favorite term but
[01:32:20] um you know Dave mccawd does such a
[01:32:22] great job and I got to tell you that the
[01:32:24] people that are on the front lines of
[01:32:27] this deserve a lot of credit Elizabeth
[01:32:28] Warren says she wants Pregnancy Crisis
[01:32:30] centers to be shut down which is
[01:32:32] unbelievable but I'll say this and I
[01:32:34] think you're right and I didn't I didn't
[01:32:35] make this point clearly enough earlier
[01:32:36] at the table if we are going to Advocate
[01:32:39] an end to abortion using the states or
[01:32:42] government then we have to be there to
[01:32:44] make sure that every single child is
[01:32:46] taken care of through charity through
[01:32:48] churches and through resources necessary
[01:32:50] it's morally imperative we do that and
[01:32:53] adoption is that first step God bless
[01:32:55] you yeah sorry well no I I just I've got
[01:32:57] more because if you if you read Peter
[01:32:58] Zion's book I mean China's population is
[01:33:01] going to collapse in the next 20 years
[01:33:02] just because of the one child policy
[01:33:05] um I mean we need to have kids your
[01:33:07] nation dies population the population
[01:33:09] collapse is coming here in big time
[01:33:11] um well we're here according to Peter
[01:33:13] Zion we're doing okay and there's we've
[01:33:14] got immigration too I agree with Elon
[01:33:16] Musk I think we're you think it's
[01:33:17] declining okay but we need to have kids
[01:33:19] regardless God bless you man but okay
[01:33:21] but I but I got one we got to get to
[01:33:22] another one I'm sorry thank you thanks
[01:33:26] hi sorry we're short on time sir sorry
[01:33:28] hello I'm asking a question for friends
[01:33:30] if I sound stupid that's not on me
[01:33:34] so let's agree that like abortion should
[01:33:37] be banned and this is the government's
[01:33:39] right to protect uh you know the rights
[01:33:41] of kids and whatnot and so we see a lot
[01:33:43] of Statistics where kids going into
[01:33:45] foster care homes or things of that
[01:33:47] nature tend to be abused or sexual abuse
[01:33:49] to a certain extent so what would you
[01:33:50] say is the government's solution uh and
[01:33:53] role in this whole situation yeah I'll
[01:33:55] piggyback on the kind of question
[01:33:56] previously which is we have to change
[01:33:57] the way we do adoption in our country
[01:34:00] um I would again a lot of people find
[01:34:01] this to be you know terrible but I will
[01:34:03] lean on this I think we have to lean on
[01:34:05] the church uh who has the infrastructure
[01:34:07] and the essentially these para Church
[01:34:08] Ministries and they have the willingness
[01:34:10] to be able to do this and to support uh
[01:34:13] adoption there are two million people
[01:34:15] right now that want to adopt in America
[01:34:17] two million people and I bet that would
[01:34:20] double or triple if the pastors of this
[01:34:22] nation really challenge their
[01:34:23] congregation to lean in and to adopt if
[01:34:26] you're going if to be consistent as a
[01:34:28] pro-life person you have to come up with
[01:34:31] Solutions and the solution should be we
[01:34:33] have to make make it financially easier
[01:34:35] to have children we should go maybe as
[01:34:36] far as Hungary goes which is to pay
[01:34:38] people that have kids I'm not against it
[01:34:40] I'm not we should go as far to make sure
[01:34:42] that adoption is easy and seamless and
[01:34:44] then we also have to individually and
[01:34:46] charitably step up to make sure that
[01:34:48] this idea of an unwanted pregnancy is a
[01:34:50] thing of the past thank you thank you
[01:34:52] appreciate it
[01:34:53] [Applause]
[01:34:59] great final question yes yes quick
[01:35:01] question you said we should stop talking
[01:35:03] about racism but we have a problem in
[01:35:06] the country you're not a racist it's
[01:35:08] often as I've been around you you've
[01:35:10] never said anything that has been racist
[01:35:11] but the left they constantly say that
[01:35:14] you're racist and if we don't talk about
[01:35:15] the problem that they're trying to
[01:35:17] create it would never go away
[01:35:19] yeah so what I was saying and I think
[01:35:21] you'd agree I'm exhausted with talking
[01:35:23] about race all the time right but and I
[01:35:26] I'm happy to also push back on like
[01:35:28] who's actually the ones that are being
[01:35:30] racist and the people that are pushing
[01:35:33] black only dormitories in America that's
[01:35:35] racist exactly right the people that are
[01:35:38] saying that we should have value on skin
[01:35:41] color and not contents of character
[01:35:42] that's racist and so I'm just exhausted
[01:35:45] about talking about it all the time
[01:35:47] honestly because I feel as if when you
[01:35:49] focus on those issues like man we're
[01:35:52] just constantly talking about what
[01:35:53] divides us right and I think you
[01:35:55] understand my heart in that way exactly
[01:35:56] is but it's only the left that's
[01:35:58] constantly pushing that they're
[01:36:00] constantly pushing and I get it all the
[01:36:01] time so thank you God bless you man
[01:36:03] thank you so much
[01:36:06] all right everybody
[01:36:08] this was a lot of fun couple things
[01:36:10] support your Turning Point USA chapter
[01:36:12] they're doing an amazing job I want to
[01:36:13] thank UT for hosting us nicely really
[01:36:16] appreciate that closing note we live in
[01:36:18] a beautiful country do something about
[01:36:20] it make sure you're registered to vote
[01:36:21] I'm not going to tell you who to vote
[01:36:22] for tonight just make sure register to
[01:36:24] vote make sure you vote a lot of people
[01:36:25] gave a lot for you to be able to vote in
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