judge jeanine: charlie kirk and kayleigh mcenany. first the three rs the democrats are using to try to take down this president. that's next as "justice" rolls on. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. judge jeanine: first came russia, then recession, now racism. i have got an r for you. really? if the dems think their three 4-rbgs land of -- 3rs plan of attack will take down the president, they have another think coming. are you there, dan? he may not be there, folks. but i'm here. so how about we just keep talking about what's going on with the "new york times." the "new york times" chasing a headline that read -- all right, apparently we are going to switch. we don't have

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joining me, charlie kirk.et's talk about social media and what's going on specifically with mitch mcconnell's house. >> this is extraordinary. senator mitch mcconnell had a couple visitors that came to his private residence. they were potentially violent protesters wishing harm and some wishing death upon him. they were using very colorful language. senator mcconnell's team captured that on video and put that video on his personal twitter account. guess who got banned? senator mcconnell got band. he appealed the decision and twitter doubled down. after 20 hours of this, twitter backed down. this is another example of how these tech companies are using their bias to ban conservative voices. 21 out of 22 voices banned from twitter last year were conservative. judge jeanine: you have the victim putting forward the evidence and the victim being punished. someone has protesters show up at his residence. he wants to expose the radicalism. hamas had a twitter account while mitch mcconnell did not have a twitter accou

wasn't based on political bias. >> charlie kirk and other conservatives argue there is a double standard and that conservative voices are far more likely to be silenced than liberal voices. >> listen, i spent my career in republican politics and conservative politics and these companies i assure you have no interest business or other size to disinfranchise half the country. social media platforms are one of the best ways since talk radio or fox news for conservatives to get their voices out. there are more conservatives on platforms that are able to without a filter reach an audience, and there's countless examples of folks who had their start on social media and later discovered by networks such as yours and picked up later on invited to speak at things and have audiences of millions and millions of people because they got a start on social media. platforms aren't biased. >> back to the meeting at the white house, are you inviting execive action or some kind -- executive action or legislation to force some of these companies, google, facebook, twitter of the world to try and police them

charlie kirk is here to talk about it next in a moment.tor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or cream. hisamitsu. ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun transitions™ light under control™ new transitions™ gen 8™ lenses ask your eye care professional today and learn more at transitions.com judge jeanine: the threat of the socialism in america is real and it should frighten you. in my book, radicals, resistance and revenge, i discuss this in detail. good evening, charlie. the dems say socialism is going to give you everything that your parents and grandparents worked for for free. healthcare were college education and basic income. one of the things talk about in my book, this is a quote from bernie sanders. take a listen to this. these days the american dream is more in south america in ecuador, venezuela and ar

david: joining us is doug schoen and charlie kirk. do you lose your soul if you stop enabling the homeless? >> here is what bothers me what governor newsome said. ' he conservatives would rather have people of and charities help people. he's misrepresenting and demagoguing what red states are doing. what's going on in the west coast is stunning. there is over a billion dollars last year that was spend to fight homelessness in seattle. that's the is $100,000 per homeless person. if the answer is to create more government bureaucracies and decriminalize their action, mayor giuliani did such a great job to clear out the streets. he allowed the police to do their jobs. he said small crimes matter. he said if you have decriminalize everything, you will have lawlessness. dave: rudy giuliani wrote an op-ed. he fixed a lot of it when he was mayor. but he said people living on the streets urinating and defecating on the streets mark the dark ages of western civilization. i would argue -- i don't know about you, but san francisco is in denial.

. >> host: charlie kirk of turning point suggest that section 230 protection should be removed from these companies if they don't quit suppressing speech. >> guest: that's a big focus on capitol hill. they spent legislation and using some republican senators come out in favor of doing that and one of the options we should have a robust debate about the look forward to having that type of debate. there is no question that this will be an issue that in some ways unites the right and left. you have those conservatives and liberals who see some ability to work together on this issue and hopefully those who believe in the market and competition can push past that effectively. >> guest: i will start that debate. unfortunately, charlie, is dead wrong on this issue. section 230 this great book came out professor at the united states naval academy that wrote 26 were secreted the internet. basically the internet we know today for all the immediately very fast services and services following in price if not free services that we have we not exist without section 230. section 230 was just a preemptiv

peter: charlie kirk of turning point suggests section 230 protections should be removed from these companiesf they don't keep suppressing speech. robert: that's a big focus on capitol hill. you see some republican senators coming out in favor of doing that. i think one of the options we should have a robust debate about. i look forward to having that type of debate. there is no question that this is going to be an issue that in some ways unites the right and the left. i think you're going to have those conservatives and those liberals who see some ability to work together on this issue and hopefully those who believe in the market and competition can push back effectively. patrick: i'll start that debate and unfortunately, i think charlie is dead wrong on this issue. a law professor wrote this book, the 26 words that created the internet. basically, the internet that we know today, for all the immediately, very fast services that are falling in price, if not free services that we have, would not exist without section 230. in section 230 was really a preemptive codification of the direction t

here now is charlie kirk. president and founder, charlie, the media folks can really dish it out. i always think of my mother saying you can dish it out but you can't take it. i mean, they think they should be able to say anything or do anything, be biased, smear people, it's white supremacist. and yet their motive, their own political background should never be able to be called into question. or am i overstating this? >> you are spot on. they are using the word doxxing. there was no private information made public. what was done here is somebody went to twitter advanced search, typed in tweets of a "new york times" editor and found he said things such as happy year. then "the new york times" releases this bizarre memo that they sent to their staff and said will not take these attacks in a free press. just because you are a journalist doesn't mean you get a "get out of bigotry jail free" card. it doesn't mean that if you work with "new york times" you are somehow allowed to be perfectly absolved from whatever was said and the same people that doxxed the covington kids and that it

peter: charlie kirk of turning point suggests section 230 protection be removed from these companies if they keep suppressing speech. robert: there has been legislation on capitol hill. you have seen republican senators in favor of doing that. it is one of the options that we should have a robust debate about, and i look forward to having that debate. there is no question this will be an issue that in some ways unites the right and the left. you will have conservatives and liberals who see some ability to work together on this issue, and hopefully those who believe in the market and competition can asked effectively. patrick: unfortunately i think charlie is dead wrong. professor0, a law from the united states naval academy wrote this book, the words decorated the internet. -- words that created the internet. the internet as we know today, for the services falling in price, if not free services were not exist without section 230. section 230 was a preemptive codification of where the courts were going. is youction 230 says can't hold these huge landforms accountable for what individu

fundraiser charlie kirk and deneen borelli. i think it's -- it's reprehensible. think it's irresponsible. i think it's unfortunately pretty systematic of the times we are in right now, given divides, given division that we are seeing between the left and the right. your reaction. >> it's repugnant. the democrats are doing everything they can to not just try to ray money off of this. but they are trying to raise political power and political capital off of this. moments that shouldn't be politicized. elizabeth warren is trying to get financial advantage off this which is so disgusting. but the step before that is trying to blame the president of the united states for these attacks. i personally do not blame senator elizabeth warren for the fact the shooter in dayton, ohio was an avid elizabeth warren fan. i don't blame her for that. she is quite silent. can you imagine with president trump tried to fundraise off a tragedy. but the democrats do it, the media is totally silent. it's reprehensible and morally repugnant. trish: deneen. >> i agree with charlie. i want

joining me now to react, marc lotter and turn thing point usa founder charlie kirk. lie, you could say if you take this at face value, it is just a massive failure of our system, right? like, the prison system, you know, lots of, lots of is that should have been dotted, ts 245rbd have been crossed. they failed, and as a result, this guy winds up dead. but then there's a lot of other questions out there like -- >> how and why. i do have to say this, for me personally, it is huge loss in my trust of the justice system. trish: yeah. >> because a coward like that, and someone who is under the allegations that he's under, was under should have to face his accusers and not be able to escape the way a coward would. and we, you know, the free citizens of this country, deserve answers for why he was able to escape so cheaply and hastily. that's the simple explanation -- trish: and the victims, by the way, the alleged victims, right, they deserve the answers too. >> here's the -- the people who were alleged to be around him, there were documents that were unsealed the day befor

let's bring in the founder of catalina magazine and the founder of turning point usa charlie kirk fort folks know him a little more about the plot it follows a dozen them aga types a week up in a clearing and realize they are being stocked for sport, features guns blazing along with other ultraviolent killing is the elites take off their prey. all for creativity and free speech, not sure who thought this was a great idea especially heading into an election year. >> they have a right to make foolish decisions and for the last couple days i have agreed with words matter and they can lead to violence and my goodness you have a whole movie. how do this even get a production. it is not funny. they have a right to do it. they are saying it is satire way they are calling these individuals deplorable title deplorables, and one point to viewers that is important, we have seen how these particular films have negative affects and the netflix series that focused on teenage suicide we have seen a direct correlation in teenage suicide since the series came out on netflix so make no mistake these fi

here to discuss it and for a little bit of a debate is charlie kirk, executive director of turning pointsa. the reverend shane harris, democratic strategist and president of the people'ss alliance for justice. thank you so much for joining me.pl i appreciate it. charlie, we just talked to fleccas. he's experienced some demonization on youtube. we have the extraordinary absurdity of somebody's account being frozen because they expost threats against themselves. and now, of course, we know, of course, all the conservatives who've been blocked and suspended and removed from the medium. why do you think that they've become so bold in the midst of this, considering the president's also spoken out against it? and yet you have to admit this is a remarkably bold thing to do on their end. >> unbelievably bold. as the segment happens, mitch mcconnell's twitter account is frozen. yet hamas, who uses children as human shields, has a twitter account. think about that. the moral inequivalency is that senator mitch mcconnell has a twitter account frozen for sharing a video. he didn't endorse it. he did

fox news conservator lisa booth, founder of turning point usa and host of the charlie kirk show withpple podcast and senior advisor to the trump 2020 campaign, katrina pearson. will have such fun. i know it. always great to see you all. katrina, start with you. not just watching the clips there but all these people, trump hating people it's like they're salivating for this recession and actually all they want is to get rid of trump and they think this is the way to do it. >> of course they do. russia failed. racism failed select right recession. this is where we are. it's nothing new. they been predicting a recession since before president trump was even elected but remember the geniuses out there in the economic genius there's one in mit said trump wins election stock market will crash. that did not happen. again, were on to another beer tactic in a hope to press the port for president trump and it will not happen because the rumors of trump demise are always exaggerated. we know this because consumers bending is up, on implement is down, cheap gas and a growing economy with no infl

joining me now, charlie kirk founder and president of turning point usa and author of theun upcoming book, the maga doctrine, i look forward to seeing that.wa congratulations on the book. also with me, kathy aru, liberal news analyst. all right, we have to go through the rapid fire. let's begin with the cnn analyst who's rooting for the economy to collapse. >> i'm sorry. years of a global recession. that's right, the "r" word and the weakening american economy have rattled the wall street the dow plummeted 800 points. that is the worst day of the year. you look at this and you say it's here. >> it's here. i said that in -- on sunday and in a column and i'm not sure whether to be happy i was right or devastated that my retirement savings has gone down. >> kathy, what's your take on that? >> it should be a cnn op-ed personality. analyst. they're confusing editors with an opinion editor. rooting for the economy to go bad, that's an opinion, not hard news. that should not be her title. that's a political analyst. >> what was your take on it when you saw that? >> i hear nothing. i'm not h

spring and the founder of catalina magazine cathy areu and founder of turning point usa, charlie kirknow, welcome to you both, a little more about the plot here. it says it follows a dozen types who wake up in a clearing and realize they're being stalked for sport by elite liberals. it features guns blazing along with other ultraviolent killings as the elites pick off their prey. listen, charlie, i'm all for creativity and free speech. i'm not sure who thought that this was a great idea, especially heading into an election year. >> right, they have a right to make foolish decisions. and again, for the last couple days, i've agreed somewhat with on the people the left that words matter and they can potentially lead to violence and, my goodness, all movie -- how did this even get out of production? it's not funny. they obviously have a right to do it. they're saying it's satire when they are calling as individuals deplorable types, which of course is a play on hillary clinton's words and i'll give one point to the viewers that's really important. we have seen how these particular films

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