charlie kirk is here to break it down.rlie, i saw what was going on outside of the rally in minnesota, and i have got to tell you, if i were coming out of that rally which was a peaceful rally. you come outside with people cursing, throwing things. taking maga hats, burning them, if we did that, forget it. everyone would be in jail. why is there two standards. >> judge, you are exactly right. you talk about this brilliantly in your book. there is a left wing mob growing throughout our country that is targeting decent americans. imaginew if those rioters were wearing maga hats. people were getting spit on. they were screaming things sat police and burning flags. this is borderline domestic unrest. they are closing down streets in downtown minneapolis. there is such an unbelievable double standard. remember when barack obama won two elections. you know what cons did the next d you know would conservatives did the next day? they went to work. a once great american city, minneapolis, it does not feel like this is a country we

charlie kirk thinking so much for being here.hank you so much for what you do. >> the legalities are illegalities for the impeachment process. i will talk about it all in a >> the basic rules of democracy are under attack from the president. unbelievable. the left has completely lost it. joining me now author of the new book coming out this tuesday, witch-hunt. greg jarrett. let's go straight to it, did the president commit an impeachable defense? >> it is not a crime, the conversation with ukrainian president so it's not high crime and misdemeanor, the department of justice career prosecutors looked at the conversation and said no crime, no violation of the campaign finance laws. so democrats are embracing this term abuse of power which they believe they can pick any reason at all and say this is an abuse of power. this is exactly what the framers feared that politicians and the opposing party would evict a president out of a personal animus or political difference. that is fundamentally wrong. this is not an impeachable offense

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founder of turning point usa and the host of the charlie kirk show pod cast on apple pod cast charlie kirk. and trump 2020 campaign senior advisor katrina pearson. all right. katrina, i need to get my breath back. your reaction? >> look, i think what you've uncovered is pretty significant. for a number of reasons. and it looks like joe biden actually might be the key to finally draining the swamp. but i think this is also important for a number of reasons because you hear in the media, the timeline always starts at this july phone call. >> right. >> when in fact it goes back years, prior to president trump even running for office. but most importantly, you mentioned john solomon, and the reason why that is so critical and key to this investigation is simply because in april and march of this year, you had ukrainian officials making the allegation against the bidens, not president trump. so you just uncovered the intent behind the phone call, behind the one discussion that has been blown completely out of proportion. it's the intent to get behind what is going on. we keep hearing thing

charlie kirk tweets this, barack obama has been virtually silent as joe biden is ready to the mud but today he reemerged to endorse justin trudeau. just we are clear obama probably endorses a serial where a blackface but refuses to endorse his vice president of eight years. listings in the biden camp today? >> i'm sure joe biden would very much cut it, barack obama's endorsement, we are looking at apples and oranges, the canadian election is right around the corner. whether us president weighing in the way barack obama has in that election is appropriate or what have you is a separate discussion but i think obama is keeping his powder dry. you wants to endorse whoever comes out on a democratic process, the elder statesman -- if he were going to endorse anyone early you would think it would be biden but he has clearly made a decision not to do this. i don't see this as a deliberate snub of biden given when the canadian election is occurring. >> he could use a lifeline at this point although i think the former vice president did say earlier in the process i asked him not to endorse me.

charlie kirk tweets barack obama has been virtually silent as joe biden is dragged through the mud to but today he reemerged to endorse justin trudeau. if just so we are clear, he proudly endorses a serial wearer of blackface who refuses to endorse his vice president of eight years. do you think this thing's in camp? >> i'm sure joe biden would very much covet barack obama's endorsement. i think we are looking at apples and oranges because the canadian election is right around the corner. whether a u.s. president weighing in the way barack obama has in that election is appropriate or what have you, that is a separate discussion. i think obama is keeping his powder dry. he wants to endorse whoever comes out of the process on the democratic side and be the elder statesman who brings everyone together. if he were going to endorse anyone early, you would think it would be biden, but he has clearly made a decision not to do that. i don't necessarily see this as a deliberate snub of biden with the timing, given when that canadian election is happening. >> shannon: it seems like the biden ca

charlie kirk, from turning point usa. [cheering] pres. trump: charlie, you've done a fantastic job. fastest-growing organization of thought -- of thought -- in the country. he is something. thank you very much, charlie. i appreciate your being here. and we're also joined by a friend of mine -- just got married -- just got married. and candace owens -- i watched her, and i saw her coming. i said -- you know, i'm pretty good at star power. i look, and i say, "that's a star." [laughter] pres. trump: every once in a while, i'll see somebody. you know, it happens about once every five years. that's all it is. but i'll be watching. i saw candace probably three, four years ago. how long would it be, charlie? four? maybe four. i saw this woman on television. i said, "man, i don't want to mess with her. she's tough. she's tough." now, i'm not allowed to say it -- you know that. i'm not allowed to say it anymore, but she's also beautiful. so, i'll say that, too. [applause] it's true.: under the #metoo generation, we're not allowed to say it. so, all of you young, brilliant guys, never ever ca

joining me now, charlie kirk, turning point usa. and anthony tolle.entlemen, thank you for >> thank you, of course. joining me tonight. >> hello. >> tammy: hi, there. so, charlie, somebody on social media noted that, look, a lot of us had watched the rally last night. and yet, all of these people still got in line, going intoni this rally this evening, likely to hear some of the same messaging, but wanted to be in the realm of what this man was saying and doing.ut he had been very underestimated during the 2016 race. do you think these rallies indicate the same or more enthusiasm for this next coming up election year in 2020? >> even more.in and is an election tomorrow? it sure feels like it. in louisiana, it is, but nationally, it feels like we're right around the corner. 13 more months. these rallies are an american phenomenon, the energy, the spirit, his ability to connect with people and the voters that tput him in to office. and what's really interesting is that he doesn't just go there to spread his message, but he goes and hears from the actual

joining me, turning pointed usa founder charlie kirk. she was joking around. the president was joke around. i remember in 2016 he said russia, if you are listening, why don't you see if you can find those emails. everybody was so upset much like the china thing. marco rubio said it wasn't a formal request. >> does anyone think hunter bind was getting paid by the ukrainians because of his experience in the oil and gas second or and understanding of the region and the fact that he doesn't expect language. his far it was the sitting vice president of the united states. could you imagine with don, jr. or eric or ivanka dared to do this while the president was in office, the media would say it's unacceptable, and it would be. trish: why we have gotten pass? >> he was a democrat. i think what's interesting -- of course the president of the united states has been doing an incredible job for the united states. the entire russia hoax falls apart and they need to find something new in is a lot of suspicion around adam schiff and his ukrainian allegation. it will backfir

of it and joined us to talk about the presser and the rest of today's headlines, jeff mason and charlie kirk welcome to you both. the president like to have fun with this stuff. he seems very fired up about the things coming at him from capitol hill, these questions it is trying to say why isn't the media looking at the bidens the way they are looking at me. >> yesterday he was frustrated with the impeachment inquiry, the press, he took that out on me during the press conference but also on -- earlier in the day in the oval office. he chooses to lash out at the media when he feels under pressure reveals frustration, it is common to the response we have seen from him. shannon: he said there are a lot of good people in the media, trying to give credit to people he thinks are good reporters saying it is not everybody but i think the people who supported like him like this side of him. >> now doubt. there is definitely a feeling in america that there's a huge distrust and not all of it is unwarranted at all due respect but it seems as if let's use a great example. we were told certain things in

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joining me now, deneen borelli and charlie kirk. is she caught in another one here, deneen?ly elizabeth? come on. how many lies has this woman told? and she expects people to vote for her. this shows how desperate she is for women to vote for her by playing the victim. thank goodfest more these county records that say she is lying. trish: i'm sure it does happen to people. i am sure there are women who have not gone the jobs or lost jobs tore being advisably pregnant. it shouldn't happen to her and it shouldn't happen now. but to chalk that off as a bonding experience. fit was ground in truth, sure. now we have two different stories of and the county records that comes on the heels of the native american stuff. and it starts painting a picture of somebody saying what she needs to say. >> that's right. it was a key part of her stump speech where she said she was terminated or pushed out because of she was pregnant. she used it as a reason to justify bigger government programs. so this is troubling because this is a pattern elizabeth warren used in the early stages of her care

joining me, turning pointed usa founder charlie kirk. she was joking around. president was joke around. i remember in 2016 he said russia, if you are listening, why don't you see if you can find those emails. everybody was so upset much like the china thing. marco rubio said it wasn't a formal request. >> does anyone think hunter bind was getting paid by the ukrainians because of his experience in the oil and gas second or and understanding of the region and the fact that he doesn't expect language. his far it was the sitting vice president of the united states. could you imagine with don, jr. or eric or ivanka dared to do this while the president was in office, the media would say it's unacceptable, and it would be. trish: why we have gotten pass? >> he was a democrat. i think what's interesting -- of course the president of the united states has been doing an incredible job for the united states. the entire russia hoax falls apart and they need to find something new in is a lot of suspicion around adam schiff and his ukrainian allegation. it will backfire ag

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jeff mason joined by a turning point usa's charlie kirk.resident likes to have fun with this stuff, turned up from all this onslaughts from capitol hill and clearly he is trying to go in the conversation to say why is the media not looking at the way going volker >> he took that out on me during the press conference but he also took it out on the press and ov. he chooses to lash out at the media when he feels under pressure. when he feels frustration. that's a common response. >> shannon: he said that there are a lot of fine people within the media, charlie, so he's trying to give credit to people that he thinks are good reporters and said it's not every body, but i think that the people who support and like him like this side of him, they like him taking into the press. >> no doubt. there is definitely a feeling that there is a distrust among the media. in the all of it is unwarranted with possible due respect. it seems that -- let's use a great example. we were told by a lot of the media very specific things about this: transcript such as

here with reaction, founder of turning point usa charlie kirk host of get tammy brewings on fox nationtammy bruce so what did you think about moody prediction? >> well i liked it right because it's true. but i would say that they have a -- there and i would warn everyone as well that it depends on enthusiasm every race depends on who is getting their people out. now in one hand democrats think they're going to ensue their base by being so negative and yet people don't go out to vote against things they go out to vote for things the democrats are not providing their base with anything to volt for unless you want to, you know, live in the dark ages again, and be cooking in some cave somewhere because you know there's no electricity. but nobody wants that. the fact is, though, the president and this is the same for the republicans i believe he'll be reelected but there needs to be expansion on mandate because you're right jesse this, they'll lose their minds when he's reelected, but when he wins the popular vote which they should strive to do and expand electoral numbers as well that's go

joining me now, charlie kirk and a democratic strategist and dnc member.iously joe biden and many other polls is still at the head of the pack as he suggests but as nora o'donnell suggests in that cbs report, he is burning cash at an alarming rate for him and others are gaining ground, your front runner is shaky right now. >> the reality is, this is a marathon like he said. he has to build a grassroots organization for fund-raising purposes but it is worth noting not only as you point out, he's been ahead in national polls but the other point is all of our major democratic candidates are beating donald trump soundly in every national poll in by substantial numbers. we have a number of very strong candidates who are emerging and it's not going to be decided by national polls, it's going to be decided b by the state-by-state contests. that's what we have to keep an eye on. >> ed: on those state-by-state contests, in the early states, it seems like elizabeth ward might be better positioned right now rather than looking at the national polls and i wonder if yo

. >> shannon: charlie kirk says there are shades of justice kavanaugh in this.ts this, "schiff was in on this from the beginning, just like dr. ford and dianne feinstein, they knew about it and held it, time to remove schiff and stop the hoax." julian, i will go to you. >> i think this is how many angels can dance on the head of a pin? i think all of these issues are secondary. the whistle-blower's complaint is secondary peered the white house has put out at least an edited version of the transcript. the question is whether or not the president asked a foreign government to interfere and whether there were conditions attached. >> shannon: we have to leave it there. julian and jim, thank you for your expertise. the verdict is in. a former dallas police officer sentenced to ten years for killing her neighbor, the stunning moment the victim's brother reach out to the ex-cop, leaving the courtroom in tears. that's next. motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. for those who were born to ride, (door bell

joining me now is kaylee, trump 2020 campaign national press secretary and charlie kirk, who is the foundernd president turning point usa and a very impressive organization. kaylee, i believe that you're actually there in annapolis. is that right? >> that's right, i went through many blocks of the protest, i can tell you, eight month pregnant woman, not where you want to be. saw some horrific signs, i saw the people with the black handkerchiefs you could see something building. >> jason: wait, hold on, you're seeing video of a guy is actually stolen a hat off of a woman there ripped it off of her head. i think that's what happened. but a confrontation between this man and this woman who took this hat. we don't know where this is actually playing out, playing out on live television, you're seeing what were seeing, but i was told she was wearing a hat. i don't see -- oh, he was wearing a hat. my apologies. two men going out, but we're looking at this in real time and i don't think i'm seeing any police officer standing nearby. if we do have cameras of this going. kaylee, you are eight months

charlie kirk is with us, turning point usa founder. the man with the great smile.ess is that elizabeth warren is now clearly the front-runner. my second premise is, that the moderates are left out in the cold completely. third premise, president trump won the debate last night. what say you? >> i agree with all three. what i found so interesting about last night, there was so much discussion about future economic displacement. kind of struck me. that is you who know the economy is doing so well today, they have to fear-monger about potential economic anxiety five or 10 years down the road, how machines might potentially take our jobs. those are important discussions to have, typically when there is real economic anxiety, when the middle class is getting squeezed the economy is not growing that is what they're focusing on. 30 minutes of the debate in the first hour was spent on that. i totally agree with you. elizabeth warren has steadily built the most durable campaign amongst all the democrats. she is raising a lot of money, has a ton of grassroots support. candid

charlie kirk, think it will talk to you soon. let's get back to money.ay up there for the dow, s&p s&p and nasdaq. guess who is here? charles payne host of "making money" on this network. thank you for standing and. >> absolutely, it's an honor. stuart: no work - nowhere to go but up. charles: i'm loving this market and the action and the underpinnings of this action. last week we talked about earnings and what percentage but forget about that. think about the stocks and how they responded to earnings. lastly, phenomenal. biggest movers electronic, sports car stock which is now 100 points in the last week, rb starks, winnebago through the roof. polaris snowmobile stock through the roof and even of harley-davidson through the roof. what do they have in common? things we don't need but we want. americans have so much money and were so prosperous and coming back into our wheelhouse and so confident about this that were out there by things like this and again do you know what had big weeks last week? autoship dealers through the roof. those docs are through

charlie kirk, turning point usa founder and president. >> most ironic twist, "the des moines registerdn't have. they dug up old facebook posts when he was 16 years old of him quoting a comedy central show, to be.o a person should not be making, but late-night television. he felt bad about posting. he moved on from it. he was immature. "the des moines register" reports on this out of nowhere there is huge internet mob that goes against carson king. interestingly enough, two things happened. someone found bad tweets about the reporter that wrote that story against carson king, racist tweets because he was trying to expose, he ended up losing his position. the second thing ended up happening, anheuser busch retracts away from carson king. carson could have easily kept the money about he decided to donate the money to do something good, something al true is i can. yet he gets, we're punishing benevolence in the public square. are we getting to a place now, where if you dare want to help somebody, i have to look at your full history of anything you ever done i will be able to accept your h

with us now turning point founder charlie kirk.atmosphere last night. >> it was amazing. actually two days in a row where we had this event. we had one grand canyon university on monday and one yesterday at colorado state university. do you know what they both had in common? we had to turn away more students than we had space for within the auditorium. last night we had to turn away 3,000 students. look, that's a good thing, also a little disappointing. colorado state university, they are doing what a lot of these universities now where they don't want to censure conservatives outright new form of censureship we will let you on campus and put you in a small room with 500, 600 seats at that. brian: look at that crowd. >> it would have been even bigger. we had people messaging us that said they came from five or six hours away. i just want to compliment the president of the united states for signing that historic executive order a couple months ago saying that any school that does not uphold the first amendment rights of its students