charlie kirk. great to see you, sir.obama not liking what eric holder did, twisting her motto. go ahead. well, look, and eric holder is not sorry about what he said, he's sorry he got caught. most stunning part of that video is how everyone erupted in applause when he said this. this is what the base of the democratic party is demanding and you can go through piece by piece, following senators through the halls. showing up at private addresses of members of congress. they are shouting senators like ted cruz out of restaurants. they came and found myself and candace owens at a restaurant in philadelphia and stormed us out because we think differently. the base of the democrat party is an angry mob, and eric holder is reinforcing that. he absolutely is inciting violence. steve scalise got shot and almost died alongside members of congress. rand paul, his neighbor came and mauled him. he had to go to the highway. there is political violence brewing up in the country and unacceptable that the former top cop of the obama admi

judge jeanine: here to join me, charlie kirk. what say you?h kimmel's comments in particular, not only is that re present hencible. it all -- that's reprehensible. the left is very scared. jimmy kimmel would not dedicate this kind of time on his show if they didn't think this demonstrated a threat to their control over the black population. you will never find a population more underserved by the democratic party. kanye west challenged that orthodoxy and they challenge his mental health. judge jeanine: you met him the day he was at the white house. there you are with candace owens and kanye. >> that's right. we spent the afternoon with him after his meeting in the white house. what i love most of about kanye west, he's a free thinker. he didn't oppose democrats. he says i love hillary. he says why aren't we having an honest conversation about how our communities has been damaged the last 50 years. they went after him in such a pernicious and awful way. you saw don lemon. judge, if you said that you would be pulled off air. judge jeanine: they

rob: charlie kirk says the president deserves credit for reminding republicans that it's okay to fightk and to win. >> the left is obsessed with race, make no mistake, they can't help themselves but always bring in these artificial constructs into this conversation, this is about the interpretation of the rule of law and you'll remember back for the clarence thomas hearing, who were the people who were accosting him, joe biden, ted kennedy, those are the people who said he shouldn't deserve and stood and fought, brett kavanaugh stood and fought and the base said, we haven't done in a long time, this president has given our party the courage and the conviction to fight and win, as if our party, look at lindsey graham, we forgot how to fight, we rolled over and try to apiece the middle and finally we have fought and we have won and the court is back to a 5-4 constitutional majority. jillian: although justice kavanaugh is being held as deciding vote in split supreme court, his addition swings pingulum in favor of conservatives, fox news alert, all flags ordered to fly half staff tuesday t

charlie kirk and brandon tatum. tell us about the feedback you got from this event.ed some of it, getting ready for everything today, but it was wild in there. the president, it looked like he had a blast. >> it was tremendous, especially for those young people. they had such an incredible time. they were inspired. they were enthusiastic. i'm so proud of them and their courage to be there. charlie setting up this event, making it happen. it was wonderful. >> laura: we keep saying why haven't condition tifls done in this before? >> that's right. we asked ourselves that question a year ago, then i asked myself a question, why don't i do something about it? then i the found of course the great candace owens and she went on to the national scene. >> laura: she was on last night with us. >> she was terrific. we added brandon tatum to the team f thanks to kanye west he gave a lot of black americans permission to support this president which is something that is really not culture rally allowed or permissible in some areas. we have came up with the young black leadership su

here to explain, charlie kirk. charlie, congrats on the book. started to say, hey, we're done with this? >> yes, this is something candace owens and i experienced, we were eating breakfast quietly, and an antifa mob tries to storm us out of the restaurant. they're resorting to these tactics to try to intimidate. unfortunately, this is a growing trend. these are not isolated incidents whether it be the nevada activists in las vegas that were aisssaulted or if you see what happened here with senator mitch mcconnell or senate ted cruz -- senator ted cruz in d.c. a couple of weeks ago. the democrat mob know they're losing, but this is a harbinger of things to come if we give power back to the democrats. it will be bedlam. it will be chaos. there will be committees without any sort of direction just to try to penalize republicans, and the base of the democrat party, you're looking at it, they go after republicans, going after conservatives just because they disagree with them. emily: charlie, you spend so much time with boots on the ground, tell us a

but i also want to thank my friend charlie kirk from turning point. what a great person. works so hard, and charlie has done a very special job. do you know why? he found somebody who is an incredible person, candice owens. an incredible person. in fact, charlie may go down -- his greatest achievement may have been finding candice owens. i don't know. that's not bad, charlie. that's not bad. two incredible people. thank you very much, candice and charlie. thank you. thank you. each of you represents the future of our nation, you know that. you are not afraid to stand up for your beliefs or stand against injustice. you refuse to be told by the same failed voices how to think or what to believe. you understand that. and you see what's happening with our country, how great it is, and how well -- how well different groups of people are doing. i mean, nobody would believe this. the democrats are very nervous, i'm tell you. it's supposed to be automatic. they do nothing for you and that was supposed to be automatic. not anymore. not anymore, right? but you are not intimidated by

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and joining us now are two men who were in the room, turning point usa founder charlie kirk along withrector of urban engagement brandon tatum. tell us about the feedback you got from this e vest. i watched some of it, getting ready for the news, but it was wild. the president looked like he had a blast. >> it was tremendous. for the young people, such an incredible time, inspired, they were enthusiastic. i mean i'm so proud of them, i'm so proud of their courage to be here. charlie setting up this e vented, making it happen. it was wonderful. >> laura: we keep saying why haven't republicans or conservatives done this before. >> we asked ourselves this a question a year ago. then i asked why don't do i something about it. then i found the great candace owens, she won't to the national scene -- >> laura: on last night with us. >> and then we added brandon tatum. then we had amazing momentum, thanks on kanye west, sgaif a blot of black americans an opportunity to support this. not culturally allowed or permissible. we gave the young black leadership sum it, for center right conservative

i hope that candace owens and charlie kirk got the moment about today. he tweeted at candace directly. they were riding his wave and leave imaginary plan that was going very, very fast. kennedy: i thought it had to do with lichtenstein leaving the eu. >> who would have thought someone would break away from politics faster than taylor swift. it was over in two weeks. over two weeks on taylor, good for kanye, from a sense of i think every celebrity could learn something from this, in that none of us actually care what they think, like they get a lot of press attention for this, but you know, if kanye west or taylor swift or god forbid alyssa milano are influencing your policy positions, you shouldn't be in a booth. that's first and foremost. we got to the age of social media, celebrities have started to think we care. if we cared, trump wouldn't be president. the entirety of hollywood campaigned against him for two years, so i'm happy for yeezy. kennedy: lee? leezy. >> my stepson calls me that sometime. what's interesting is what happens now? is this someb

the young lawyers division and charlie kirk is a founder of the turning point usa.hor of the book, campus battlefield. great to have you all on. it's a great day in washington for many reasons. he listened to the angle, do you think that any of this over overwrought reaction to kanye west is because the left is worried? let's say it's even 20% report for trump. that's cataclysmic really bad news for democrats. >> it absolutely would be bad news. one thing, i certainly won't come on here and pretend as if connie west has been a saving grace, kanye west acted as a child today. he ranted and raved, banging his hand, and i'm actually proud of anyone who knows the morse code enough to know what he was saying. he grandstand at the entire time and a grandstand on nothingness. i'm not worried about any african-american approval ratings for trump. president trump will still receive a low amount of african-american supporters. >> you actually spent a lot of time with kanye today. i'm wondering what the reaction would be if a white person said that he or she couldn't understan

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fox news contributor lisa booth, founder of turning point usa charlie kirk, author of a new book campus battlefield. fox news contributor and president of independent women's voice tammy bruce and fox news legal analyst them author of the best selling. [inaudible] reg gerrit. tammy, it's so great to be with you here together in the same studio. i want to start with you. there's a number of false narratives that have been pushed in the wake of this kavanaugh thing. i'm in a pick on a few of them and give them to each of you to respond. first you. there is the story being told that if you are for kavanaugh and happy about what's happened then you're against women, your anti- women. >> look, this is not new. it's interesting the conversation that the left is suddenly lost her mind. that's been the approach from the start. when i was on the left, that was the approach. we would laugh at conservatives because we knew they would not defend themselves. we knew we could say whatever we wanted and i hope i'm making up for those years, this is why this last experience was so fabulous. finally see

. >> there's a group called the white af, young americans foundation and also charlie kirks group , turning point usa which has large groups of high school students and college students and i address why af groups twice, i addressed them once in santa barbara and once in washington dc and i was going to do turning point, i was going to do it again next week but we are moving our house in tennessee so i can't but i take every opportunity i can to speak at those events and the book has moved pretty briskly at those, which is i think a positive. you've just got to get kids to read them, it's hard to get them to read things longer than 5 minutes.i've agreed to be on the advisory for jerry prager and they do a marvelous job of reaching young people sohopefully we will be able to reach more and more . >> i teach college so i got to see a lot of young people saying that they liked bernie because he was going to give free college education to everyone. i tried various tactics to discourage this because after all, it's not that simple. free means prepaid and who paid for it? and the fact that even i

here is charlie kirk. >> good morning.t out of nowhere decided to get political. >> this is what i used to love about taylor swift she stayed away from politics. all about music and female empowerment. she says the more i learn about marsha blackburn's record in congress i can't support her. maybe she should actually learn about her record in congress. being a co-sponsors of bills that stopped human trafficking. sponsors bills that stop the flow of drugs and opioids nut state of tennessee against domestic abuse so on and so forth. rather evident and clear that i don't want to accuse her of this. i don't think she is the only one that wrote that post on instagram. she probably got some very bad information. part of this narrative where celebrities that want to do good in the world, i will give her the benefit of good intentions are being told that people like marsha blackburn are horrible people and nothing could be further than the truth. the final thing is she said vote for bredesen. if you look at pred son's record when

it was actually a great meeting organized by turning point usa, its founder charlie kirk and candiceit's a great movement that is going to be very impactful for our nation. history was made and the future was altered. lives were changed. i met a lot of great young people, young professionals as well, degreed, college educated, very brilliant, very bright young people that want to be leaders in this country. it was great. stuart: what do you make of kanye? he's calling for african-americans to leave the democrat party. he's got a movement he's starting called blacksit. he's got a new line of clothing to get young black folks away from the democrats and toward republicans. what was your relationship with kanye? >> well, i have had conversation with him about coming on board and being part of our urban revitalization coalition and he said he would add his influence and his brand to the youth empowerment component that we are having as part of our urban revitalization initiative. he's going to come on board but he has a great relationship with candice owens, who is a great friend of mine

he met with our friends charlie kirk and candace owens and they will talk about the big meeting. >>>journalist missing after visiting the saudi consulate in turkey, turkey says it has evidence that he was killed. what does that mean to our relations with turkey? ambassador john negroponte is up with that. charles: now, turkey reportedly released american pastor andrew brunson. brunson was in prison there two years charged with aiding to terrorists. president trump tweeting, quote, my thoughts and prayers are with pastor brunson and we hope to have him safely back home. joining us former ambassador john negroponte, former ambassador to the u.n. obviously this is a huge win for president trump, isn't it? >> i think it is. pressure he chose to apply had its effect, the positive effect. he has been released from house arrest and hopefully getting out of country very soon. charles: erdogan tried to use this as a political rally cry in his own home, not unlike chinese leaders and canadian leaders when they have these tough battles with president trump. we are the most powerful nation in th

rachel: charlie kirk helped organize the event and he's the founder of turning point usa and joins usto the white house, calling those leader-- future leaders props? >> how dare he say something like that, i mean, turning point usa we hosted this four-day young black leadership summit and if the reverend decided to do research you would realize we had thousands of applications for the summit. leaders came from across the country and had to apply for scholarships and travel fight it-- stipends. i had young black leaders and tears coming up to me saying i lived in poverty my whole life never thought i would got-- get to washington dc: the east room of the white house. there were leaders there that i had to get close donated to get into the white house. reverend al, if you really cared about progress in the black community wouldn't you be praising this? this makes me so emotional. what i saw there was 400 black americans that love their president, they love this country and they were honored to have been invited to the white house and reverend al sharpton, where the most contemptible thi

i also want to thank my friend charlie kirk, from turning point >> [applause] president trump: he foundding candace owens. ed: we were ahead of the curve on that we told you to catch can dace, welcome, candace owens. thank you guys. rachel: good morning. pete: what a big day you had at the white house and with this young black leadership summit. talk, i mean, from just feeling like you're screaming in the wilderness as a black conservative to standing in the white house being called out by the president. >> you know, it was a tremendous moment and beyond just being able to bring these people to the president because i have been talking about this black conservative movement i've seen on the underground sort of coming to the top and nobody believes me and i said you guys aren't paying attention to this they don't recognize the democrat party and they are excited because trump is not just talking he's delivering results to our community, so the rhetoric of the left and of their media no longer matters. we are engaged and excited and we are behind this president. rachel: candace, i was wat

and morgan radford is joining us from ohio and charlie sykes, contributor to the weekly standard and also david wassermann, the editor for the "kirk reporter." and now n is so reporting, and it gets to the core of what the democrats are saying is a major issue for them and whether they have can or have communicated it to the voters is the next question. >> that is right, andrea, and this is an issue that the people are impacted by personally. so you can see that we are in lebanon, ohio, ahead of the president's rally tonight, and hours before the president has come, people are lined up with the maga hats and flags, and so you can see kind of the sup oport that he has in this area, and we have been talking to the voters, andrea, and asked them what was the most important issues they cared about and most people said health care, and a lot of the republican supporters said they believe the president or take him at his word that he is going to protect the people with pre-existing condition, and that on the other hand, we talked to the other voters last night, and they said that they cannot afford the have this issue in dep jeopardy. a

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