charlie kirk is on deck. first, hateful, bitter word from the former cia director to the sitting president of the united states, if you can believe it. i'll talk about that and more with tom fitton from judicial watch. >> you need information regarding the president of the united states accepting any bribes? >> no. >> do you have any information regarding any criminal activity that the president of the united states has been involved with at all? >> no. >> so in this impeachment hearing today where we impeach presidents for tree soon or bribery or other high crimes, where is the impeachable offense in that call? are either of you here today to assert there is an impeachable offense in that call? shout it out. anyone? judge jeanine: the sound of silence. they all admitted to having no firsthand knowledge of anything the president is being accused of. judicial watch president tom fitton joins us now with more. good evening, tom. i have got to tell you. you listen to that sound. all last week amounted to a hill

charlie kirk, was that your take as well? >> totally.ant a president who is booed by washington, d.c. and cheered by middle america. you look at at wealthiest counties in america, they are all around washington, d.c. but what does washington, d.c. actually create? they create laws, liabilities and coups against the president of the united states. in alabama they love donald trump and the revitalization of the greatest country to ever exist it was a wonderful response at the football game. not to mention the college students cheering for the judge. the demographics that are not supposed to be supporting him. judge jeanine: a lot of that is due to you at turning point. and i want to thank you. we have some video of done, jr. -- of don, jr. sat "the view." i want to answer your question. your opening statement how horrible it is about donald trump. >> that's what you said. you said that it was -- >> murdering the children american citizens. >> what's horrible is when the president of the united states whips up people to beat the hell out of

governor mike huckabee, corey lewandowski and charlie kirk. and dr.ichael baden will be here to discuss the latest news in the jeffrey epstein saga. history showed us that there is nothing like the partisan divide vote. the vote was 232-196, districtly along party lines. two democrats defected and voted with the republicans. it's so clear what's happening here. a vote to simply formalize the procedure is the least partisan vote, it's benign. if there were a scintilla of evidence of an impeachable offense, that vote would have crossed party lines as it did with clinton and nixon. prediction, complete and total failure ultimately in the senate. the democrat players are dishonest, disingenuous and deceitful. nancy says i will only do this in a non-partisan way. >> if and when the time comes for impeachment, it will have to be something that has such a crescendo in a bipartisan way. judge jeanine: she lied, the woman is more than willing to impeach in a partisan way, as well as divide the country in her power grab from the rightful occupant of the oval of

i see that charlie kirk is here with turning point usa. [applause] >> i know he is supposed to be with us. where is pat boone? [applause] >> we have a great evening in store and introduce our speaker tonight, and thank you handful of people in our audience. some of america's finest. those of you who might have arrived late at sunset may not have seen our beautiful landscape, the hilltop we are perched on presently looks more like the moon than southern california. many of the gorgeous trees and greenery that surrounds us is now gone. you might of smelled the difference in the air. it acts as a reminder of what we went through at the reagan library just ten days ago. the scene here on october 30th was troubling surrounded by fires and front gate and all the hills that encircle us and when the winds were strong and the flames were so high i thought there was a real chance we might lose this national treasure called the reagan library. fortunately on the ground and in the air we were saved by heroes, heroes that we know. [applause] >> we know

[applause] former congressman and his wife and charlie kirk is here founder of turning point usa. [cheers and applause] and i know he is supposed to be where is pat? we have a great evening in store for you so i will be very brief before i introduce our special guests who will introduce our speakers want to take a moment to thank a handful of other people we have in our audience this evening who are representing some of america's finest. to those of you who may have arrived late you might not have seen the beautiful landscape the incredible hilltop we are perched on looks like the moon in southern california the trees and the greenery that surrounds us is gone you may even smell the difference in the air as our reminder of what we just knew ten days ago this seen here on october 30th was troubling surrounded by fire literally by the front gate and all the hills that encircle us there were moments the flames were so high i thought there was a chance we could lose this national treasure called the reagan library but fortunately on the ground and in the air we were saved by heroes. [

joining me now charlie kirk, president of turning point u.s.a. and dinesh d'souza.inesh, are they really that out of touch with reality? it read like a parity, actually, worse than adam schiff's parody. >> this notion of adam schiff as a kind of fictional screen writer and director, as somebody who has concocted a narrative, as somebody who has set up the action, trying to direct it, trying to stage the witnesses, choreograph a kind of climactic conclusion, this is a riveting accurate description because this whole thing like the mueller report is staged. it's trumped up if you will. what they have done is schiff was collaborating with the whistleblower so he's like an actor on who is part of the plot. he's kept himself off stage so people can't see what was ssz discussed bfrnld. yes, it's staged, it's fiction, it may be riveting but it's also fake news. >> laura: charlie, there is a part of this that continues to be played up in the media, no one can confirm because it's always off the record or anonymous. listen to these comments by media figures who claim that re

lara trump -- >> charlie kirk.e audience, trying to protest, the whole audience says usa, usa. you know what is happening, boston college, boston university with ben shapiro. >> boston university, yeah. i love shapiro. look at me. am i threat? am i striking fear to people's hearts? i think i am still the most uninvited secretary of education to college campuses once i got into reagan administration. these places should be bastions of freedom of speech, free exchange of views and becoming worse repository of freedom. brian: where did it start? >> academic left. academic left recruited its own, built hegemony on the campuses. my my al matter, 98% vote for dukakis and bush. you better find these guys to get rid of them because they're poisoning kids mine. crazy, there is no point of view on the departments. i know this. i lived there. brian: one thing happening charlie kirk, white nationals showing up at the events claiming president is not to the right enough. talking about more white issues. this has to be stopped,

we were advertising for our event that we most recently had with charlie kirk and lara trump rate ofself and a few other members. we were accosted by a few members of the club here, the young democrats socialist of america. there were multiple loca altercs between them and myself. i happen to be spray painted by a woman, i don't know her name. i happen to be spray-painted by her. it required an ems to take care of it. >> laura: they said -- this is what they are saying. you are standing, they said, and the way of what they were spray painting. so you were kind of asking for it. imagine if you said that in any other situation. the liberals would go crazy. you were asking for it. that's like the worst thing to say to a victim of an assault. >> is unbelievable. we were there merely expressing our free speech, and these people rolled up in a concerted, intentional attempt, preplanned attempt, to center our speech, and it's indicative of what is going on and campuses across the country today were conservative speech is censored. >> laura: all these alumni who write blank checks to these u

charlie kirk, welcome back. >> thank you see much.is show. he thinks she'll get in there. she still thinks -- he still thinks she'll get in there. guess what, they are losing the only candidate that might have had a shot at beating donald trump. i don't think he had a great shot, but he had a shot. but they are left to a couple socialists. do you think they will go crawling on their knees back to hillary clinton? >> this explains why they are you are ewing this premeditated impeachment because they know they have to stop president trump at his current trajectory. according to hillary clinton, she said i will beat him again. which is very bizarre. she thinks she beat donald trump. she might have won the popular vote but we are a collection of states. trish: she doesn't like the electoral college anymore. the electoral college which has served us very well. >> not to mention the democrats have done everything they can to change the rules of the game. and some states have gone as far to get rid of the electoral college. but i think this

charlie kirk says no and has the proof coming up on the program and an ivy league graduate says overlooksucceed in life. we will bring it to you on "fox and friends". happy thanksgiving, eat your leftovers and join us. carley: oh my gosh, what? thank you, pete. stuck with thanksgiving leftovers you don't want to go to waste. we keep you covered. todd: chef and founder christina cook. that worked out well. i love the leftovers and you have are some ways to do it starting with those veggies. >> we take leftover vegetables from the evident. them with oatmeal into a bisque. i am a 35 year vegan. open a because it is really rich and purÉe it. taste it anyway. it is nice and sweet. >> this is called sweet vegetable. >> sweet potato winter squash, with onions, when you roast them all the sugars come to the surface. and then we took leftover roasted brussels sprouts, pomegranate seeds and olive oil and orange juice to make a nice vinaigrette. >> this is a very pretty salad. of vegan waldorf salad. what we did was read it up and add a little salt and apple grapes, celery and pomegranate. i love s

charlie kirk, thank you for your time. >> you bet. thank you.the country growing beards and mustaches. i'm not going to shave until sunday after the show. no shave november. to raise awareness of men's health. how much do dean and i know things about that. dean: not that much. we have dr. nicole here with her husband dr. paul sapphire next. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa carley: welcome back. quick headlines to get to. students around the world hitting the streets to protest climate change. the event called friday for the future was inspired by green activist greta van susteren. more than 700 people celebrated in

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joining me now is charlie kirk, founder and president was turning point u.s.a. and leo turley. that did not look good for senator warren. >> looked great. a tremendous support. those protesters -- let's be honest -- they were funded by the walton family who should be paying living wages and they have nothing in common with choice. that were paid protesters, laura. i challenge anybody to dispute that fact. they were funded by the walton family. the walton family has nothing to do with the education in california. by the way, laura, i went to public schools. they did pretty well. i'm on the laura ingraham show. >> laura: the cato institute's report on this, charlie, shows most african americans want school choice and the the waltons have done a lot to advance quality education for all children including minorities across the board. i thought that was a telling moment. >> yeah, leo, i'm stunned by that comment that you're invalue dating legitimate concerns of working black women in the inner cities that they're sending their kids to failing skills -- >> good play, charlie. >> ther

governor mike huckabee, corey lewandowski and charlie kirk. and dr. be here to discuss the latest news in the jeffrey epstein saga.

>> these were far right activists speaking out about donald trump journalist and charlie kirk, an activistovement stands for in the trump age. you have these young people who call themselves america first. i view that as a slogan as to way to say we are white nationalists, we want to see a white state, we want to preserve our white christian identities, a lot of times are racist, white anti-fo f anti-phobes. >> they feel what they want from the trump movement is not enough? >> they want more. >> it's part of what trump as brought. you start to play with these types of fires and you can't contain it. >> the president needs every supporter he can get. typically the president and his allies are unwilling to back away or resist these kinds of really fringe, really extreme supporters, the kinds that tried to hijack that event at ucla. i asked donald trump jr. for comment today, he didn't want to comment. the president allowed this permission structure for hate and division in the country. when you do that, you get these extreme elements showing up, trying to answer and ask questions and interru

here now is charlie kirk, one of your favorites from turning point u.s.a. along with chad moore for spectator u.s.a. here in the studio with he. thanks for joining me tonight, fellows. >> thank you. >> tammy: let's begin. not the politics end until the media gives us a break. let's be beginning with a msnbc's interpretation of a trump supporter in the midst of this battle. >> the behaviors here are very similar to the way that isis members are. they are true believers and this is their reality and they will not surrender it. they're dead-enders. >> malcolm, i love your attitude. as we say in philly, attitude, you got it. >> tammy: he loves the attitude there. just like isis supporters. charlie, what is your take on that? >> it's stunning, you think they can't go lower. i can't comprehend how chris matthews thinks that that is positive. they want to use isis and trump -- >> tammy: chris matthews wouldn't like your attitude. chad, what is your take? >> i hang out with a lot of trump supporters and i'm glad that i have a rare medical condition that when i boun

not supposed to be too conservative i went to an ivy leagueed school i spent a lot of time with charlie kirk. sp[applause] truly the leader of the young conservative movement goes around college and high school campuses getting children before they are totally indoctrinated of the left these days. [applause] i met charlie on the trail early 2016 and a friend said you've got to meet this guy. i said give me a little about him he knows more than you'll ever know he knows everything. he's 22 years old. i said get out of my office. [laughter] seriously. we have no idea what we are doing here. the last thing i need is more people have no idea. we have a goodd message we have a good messenger my friend was rather convincing. give him five minutes forgot the end of the five minutes they said congratulations you are on my team is good travel the country. he's the reason i was speaking at college campuses in michigan, wisconsin. [applause] the other side together didn't even go to and took for granted. the last month of 2016 we probably spent 14 out of 30 days in michigan and wisconsin against all od

shannon: a big supporter of the present charlie kirk said the push for impeachment among black americansort for impeachment among black americans now 37%. the 21 point drop. democratic two makes to make their case for impeachment and even their most consistent base isn't buying this sham. had to say that carefully. what do you make, the trump campaign continued outreach to this particular group of voters. is it making headway? >> generations - i think lbj would attest to the record. >> lbj, the civil rights activist in the senate? >> the president -- shannon: one at a time. >> i did not interrupt you. >> i wanted to correct you. >> it is about the fact. the fact that this. if you look at generations, he has not been the president for african-americans, not only has he upheld and propped up neo-nazis and the kkk but attacked black members of congress, republicans and democrats. shannon: listen to the fact. >> he said people in many sides, both sides -- shannon: we will president do everything else. what we are talking about tonight are the advances gianna know has cited many in the black

. >> shannon: charlie kirk tweets -- a big supporter of the president -- support for impeachment for24%, now 37%, a 21-point drop. democrats at two weeks to make their case for impeachment and even their most consistent base isn't buying this shift. how to say that carefully? what do you make of the trump campaign's continued outreach to this particular group of voters, do you think it's making headw headway? >> did you say he's investing in generations? >> that's exactly what i said to. >> i think lbj would attest to that record to. >> you mean the civil rights act republicans passed in the senate? that's exactly what happened. >> shannon: one at a time. >> i did not interrupt you, i was just getting some clarification. >> i wanted to correct. >> the facts are this. if you look at generations, he has not been the best president for african-americans, only he has upheld and propped up neo-nazis and the kkk but he is attacked black members of congress and democrats. >> shannon: let's stick to the facts. >> he said there were good people on both sides of charlottesville. >> shannon: we

charlie kirk, always on the program for years and years.clare. see you later. >>> breaking news coming at us, treasury department new sanctions on venezuela. what have we got? susan: unifying with canada and with sanctions against the maduro regime. five current officials of the government of venezuela associated with maduro and rampant violence proliferates in the country. that continue to benefit from the corrupt former regime. they're getting closer with rest of the world who they want to sanction and block off from the u.s. economic system. stuart: do you remember, nine months ago, 10 months ago, a year ago we were saying, what is the endgame? ashley: yes. stuart: starving in the streets. ashley: every day. stuart: near revolution. susan: guaido. stuart: acknowledged leader. susan: but by many states. maduro is still in charge after all these months. stuart: he is. susan: despite tightening sanctions. when do we see the regime actually fall. stuart: when do we see regime change? when do we see it? susan: any day now. stuart: i don't thi

charlie kirk next. >>> new rules for hospitals an medical insurers this afternoon.have health and human services secretary alex asar. what is transparency in practice. what does it mean for me. >>> former congressman, j.c. watts launching a 24 hour black news channel. i will put it to him. is this how the gop will grab the black vote in 2020? j.c. watts coming up. ♪. stuart: nice gain. pretty close to 100-point rally for the dow. gets close to 28,000. gerri willis on floor of new york stock exchange. they're ignoring impeachment, aren't they? >> no kidding. this is what we could be looking at today, stuart. think about it, 28,000. it could happen. we're a little over 100 point away from it. these stocks leading the day. nike, walgreens, cisco. dow has been up nine weeks, big performance there. we're researching question which stocks brought us to this 27,00083 level from 27,000 july 11th. we'll get back to you on this. i would put it on because it is bad luck. bad luck to wear the 28,000 hat, yeah. stuart: gerri, very appropriate. we are, what, 113 points away from

founder charlie kirk. charlie, hi. >> good morning. thanks for having me.so question to you, if this is just about getting to the truth, why are they poll testing certain language? >> well, it isn't. what you saw in realtime there in that short montage is what is called the mockingbird effect. one person says something they like and the whole media starts to parrot it within 30 seconds that's the narrative. they want to talk about bribery or what we actually have evidence of bribery, boy, i would look at hunter biden sitting on the board of burisma for $83,000 a month. he wasn't on the board of that company because he spoke the language, because he didn't. because he understood the region, because he didn't. because he understood natural gas or oil extraction because he didn't. it's because who he was and the family he was connected to. it's disappointing in this moment in our country's history, where we have a trade deal that needs to be signed, our government is on the verge of being defunded, our military needs to be addressed properly, the media and the

let's bring in charlie kirk, turning point usa founder and president and, my word, charlie, you are wellersed in the intolerance of the left, and there is another example. >> yeah, no kidding. i've been stormed occupant of restaurants by antifa, but what's so different about this, this is a former governor of a major state in america. ashley: yeah. >> you know, martin o'malley, i wish he had that kind of energy when he ran for president in 2016. my favorite martin o'malley story was when he was doing an iowa event, and only one person showed up. and a reporter showed up to cover it. after the event they asked the person what'd you think, i don't know, i don't think i'm going to support him. look, martin did not have ad good presidential race, and for whatever reason, he has to now indulge in this kind of recklessness the night before thanksgiving. go figure. you're just supposed to have a nice time, you're supposed to relax, he has to act like a college activist protesting something he doesn't even realize. ashley: yeah. and you know what? this has been going on for some time, certainly

take notes on the books that i am reading and there are two other books that i didn't mention by charlie kirk and doctor in the house by michael burgess who is one of my colleagues. but i'm trying to draw from other people's experiences and insights which helps me navigate the issues

book that i -- there are two other books that i didn't want mention was campus battlefield by charlie kirk and doctor in the house by representative michael burgess, one of my colleagues. what i'm trying to do is draw from, like i said, from other people's experiences and their insights which helps me navigate the issues that i deal with. >> find out what other members of congress are reading by visiting booktv.org and searching what are you reading. >> up next, it's booktv's monthly "in depth" program with author and princeton university professor imani perry. her bookses on race and african-american history include prophets of the hood, may we forever stand and the recently published, breathe: a letter to my sons. >> professor imani perry, what is the structure of your newest book "breathe: a letter to my sons"? >> there are three sections.