charlie kirk. show? charlie kirk.rlie kirk stood with me then and i have been incredibly proud to stand with charlie ever since . what an amazing american hero to have built this organization and all of you for supporting him . thank you so very much. so i just want to say what else inspires me about charlie, the fact that he's built this and he doesn't just talk about things that are wrong, he gets out there and fixes it just like all of you. i am now in the fight to save california. i started an organization called golden together which is laying out a road map for how we reverse the ruin of america's worst run state, and we don't need to convince anyone about that, there's a simple way of remembering it. you pick any issue, california is basically top of every list that you want to be the bottom of and bottom of every list that you want to be top of. the highest rate of poverty in the country, highest unemployment, lowest income growth, highest taxes, highest housing cost, lowest homeownership the worst business ,

guess who was with me on that show that night, charlie kirk, exactly.rlie kirk stood with me then and i've been incredibly proud to stand with charlie ever since what an amazing american hero to have built this organization and all of you for supporting him. thank youth all so very much. i just want to say, what else inspires me about charlie is the fact that he has built this. let's just talk about things that are wrong. he gets out there and fixes it just like all of you. we are in the fight. i can tell you that i'm now in the fightgh to save california,i started an organization called golden together which is laying out a roadmap on how we reverse the ruins of america's worst run states. and we do not need to convince anyone about that. there's a simple way of remembering it. you pick any issue, california is basicallyop top of every list that you want to be the bottom of an bottom of every list you want to be the top of spirit we have the highest rate of poverty in a country they gave a sigh as unemployment the lowest income growth, the highest taxe

i have to thank charlie kirk for that one. that was amazing. how are you doing?ow do you like arizona in the winter? this is great. i want to say to you all, welcome to the golden age in america. it starts right now! it starts right now. and it starts right now because of you. think of all the work you did. i'm looking out and even though some of you are way far out there, i recognize the faces in this crowd, the people who knocked on doors, the people who went out and handed out campaign flyers for me and other campaigns across the country. the people who put on miles and miles of walking to help president trump get over the finish line. this is your victory. thank you for bringing president trump back into the white house. i love that this is going to be called the golden age because it really is. when you think about it, it started about a decade ago when many of you were maybe 10 years old, maybe in fourth or fifth grade, and now you're going to be reaping the benefits of the golden age. but it started when a man with golden hair came down a golden escalator.

and then you have charlie kirk. he is only 31 years old. the bench is deep.years. my ideal situation -- my ideal situation would be for us to all focus on baptizing. disrespect less. disrespect less, baptize more. get to know the opposition and baptize them. surprise them with unreasonable hospitality. give them a kind of treatment they have never gotten before. lets him walk away saying, why does this guy who is supposed to not like me treat me better than the people were supposed to like me. they go to bed at 10:00 at night with their wife and say you know what was weird? you know the jackson family down the street? do you know what they did today? they got you a gift. >> what? the jacksons? what gift was it? they got you the chocolate you said that you liked. they got a box of chocolates for you and said give it to mary. no they, didn't. let's go to the kitchen. . what was the motive? there is the motive. they want something from us. no, she said give it to you. what if we do that? what if we all start looking at ourselves? i have been running a business f

onepe person reach out make a difference can we stop for a minute and gave a hank i hand to charlie kirkn the amazing people has organizer? as well as charlie himself. such a driven human being. it's hard to believe he is 31 years old. it so impressive on board is that makes me feel bad. at shell and pressing what what he has been able to build. thank you so much. thank you so much and thank you to kelsey for reachingr out to me. probably her lastus year's exacy today i sat in this audience in my first political event. when the most impactful speakers which i'm sure you probably agree was a talker. were you guys here last night? it's in that photo when he gets riled up? like man i'm just getting started up here and he's telling the truth i really think he has brought up by all the energy which is something i'm going to have mentioned about in my whole story. hopefully it will inspire your own. the truth is your superpower. and i really, really believe that. i believe more than b that. truth carries a frequency. when you speak the truth people can feel that. we are living in a time we don

they got charlie kirk, 31 year's old. the bench is deep, this bench can go for 20 years.s to all focus on baptizing. disrespect less, baptize more. get to know the opposition a little bit and baptize them. get to know them. surprise them with unreasonable hospitality. give them a kind of a treatment they've never gotten before. let them walk away, why is this guy that is supposed to not like me treat me better than the people that are supposed to like me. they go to sleep and bed at 10:00 o'clock at night, babe, weird thing that happened, the jackson family down the street, what about those guys, babe. you know what they did today, what, they got you a gift. what? the jacksons? what gift was it? the chocolate you said you liked. they got a box of chocolate for you and said give it to mary. no, they didn't. let's go to the kitchen. this is from them. what was the motive, there is no motive. no way, they want something from us. no, babe, they just give it to him because he likes the chocolate. what if we do that, what if we all start looking at ourselves, by the way we come

because of dei hiring initiatives. >> how often does. >> charlie kirk fly? >> do you know. >> does he have a job that requires a lot of. >> plane travel? >> he travels through his turning point organization that is a conservative activist organization. >> i mean, he'd have to. >> fly an awful lot. >> because according. >> to the faa, 94% of all pilots in america are white. do we know if he had a bad experience or a bumpy. >> flight, or. >> was it just simply rooted. >> in racism? >> i don't have an answer to that question, other than he said that when he got on a plane and he saw a black pilot, he said that he questioned for his safety and whether that individual was hired for dei practices. >> i mean, you'd have to. >> take a whole lot of planes to even see a black pilot. based on these statistics. i want to read you pete buttigieg's response. >> vaughn hillyard. >> he wrote this about trump's comments. despicable. as families grieve, trump should. >> be leading, not lying. >> we put safety. >> first, drove. >> down close calls, grew. >> air traffic. >> con

who have supported me personally with my fight over the fast two years and a thank you to charlie kirk and turning point for their efforts and mobilizing americans, and the demographics. i think engage and transform and my generation like turning point has. they've been doing the necessary on the ground work in arizona and across the rest of the nation. i whole heartedly believe, idants just believe this and i'm certain the election would have looked a lot different without turning point and the people people p without a greater safer more affordable and strzoker america was not only possible butle # thank you. >> we'll hear from actress leigh allen baker discussing cancel culture. >> when sparks fly. am i right? wow. welcome to an zest 2024 or the -- ancest 2024 or the band best. who would sayad i had a hand in raising you somewhat? see,e, now that's the comment i most often hear, you raised me. well, as your tv mother, there's some things i'd like to say. buckle up, butter cup, i'm not messing around anymore. i'm hear to talk about one of the nastiest things to pervade our society an

room who have supported me personally with my fight over the fast two years and a thank you to charlie kirknd turning point for their efforts and mobilizing americans, and the demographics. i think engage and transform and my generation like turning point has. they've been doing the necessary on the ground work in arizona and across the rest of the nation. i whole heartedly believe, idants just believe this and i'm certain the election would have looked a lot different without turning point and the people people p without a greater safer more affordable and strzoker america was not only

what that meant for me for my fight over the past two years and i want to give a thank you to charlie kirk and turning point for efforts in mobilizing americans specifically the youth. the demographic that is left out of these conversations, no one has been able to engage, transform and revolution all eyes my generation like turning point has. they've been doing the necessary on the ground work, across the rest of the nation which i wholeheartedly believe, i am certain that the election would have looked a lot different without turning point, the people here who supported turning point every step of the way. a greater, safer, more affordable and stronger america was not only possible but imperative and accountability starts in january 20th, thank you guys.

i want to give you a thank you, charlie kirk and to turning point for their efforts in mobilizing americanscifically the youth. a demographic that is often forgot about our left out of these conversations. no one has been able to engage, transform and revolutionize my generation like turning point has. they haveio been doing is necessary on the groundwork in the state of arizona and of course across the rest of the

i am so glad the charlie kirk does these types of events because in the future i can bring my kids. to go to my family at spot i have i get on the chat, we come down here, she put on the mike i hit the stage, you will be here for two hours, get back to family at orlando, completely on the opposite side. we do this because i believe charlie kirk in the last 12 months was a top five most formidable forces on what happened with this victory. i put them in the top five. so stay with me. stay with me here. what happens when you win? think about what happens when you win. this is important for all to be aware of. what happens when you win? how do you walk when you win? tall. how do you walk when you lose, how do you walk when you lose? let me ask you a question. very important. i ran an insurance agency for 20 something years and i watched my guys after an award ceremony they would come up and they've go we beat you guys we did this and that. and 02 back, the winner almost always, their level of paranoia drops a little bit. arrogance goes up. speed slows down because you one and you think

four years and look, i think if we play it right, this could be 12, probably with the help of charlie kirkse he really seems to have his hands on-- i think he's been in florida since until about this event started. so, i am excited about bobby and tulsi and disclosures and food improving, medical improving. there's just so many things that i think are going to improve and i think we are truly entering the golden age. and i'm-- what a time to be alive. i actually said that when covid happened, what a time to be alive. the amount of stuff that we've seen and the amount of exposure that we've seen has landed where we are and i think we've heard a few talk about it, but if he if would have been effected the second time, we wouldn't have the scenario we have now. we'll get so many things done. so exciting. i'm going on and i need to wrap up. i want to say how important that it is that there's a push for this, but family. i'm where i am today because my mom, my dad, my sister and the nuclear family is something that's been-- they've tried to tear apart oefr over the last few good years, we're no

leaders ended up edit media from tucker carlson to joe rogan to charlie kirk to megyn kelly are talking about this issue every single day. [applause] right now the biden administration imagine this they are scrambling to listen to vani and bands who dies on attack the 10,000 chemicals in it for that are banned in every of the country in preparation for president trump. president trump is forcing that. i seen it the past 20 days, he's giving a clear directed to bobby kennedy and the hhs. it's extraordinary. there's not one word of ideology in these meetings. many on the left won't believe this but trump is going to usher in a golden age of science. were going to get back to science. he's going to instruct the nih to have no ideology. he's going to start the nih with one simple directive. the good wife our kids are getting sick. he's going to usher in in a e of transparency. we need to trust the american patient, not intend allies you guys but with accurate information with no fear or favor and budget as the american patient make your own decision. there's going to be a golden age of dere

give a thank you to charlie kirk and turning point for efforts in mobilizing americans specifically the youth. the demographic that is left out of these conversations, no one has been able to engage, transform and revolution all eyes my generation like turning point has. they've been doing the necessary on the ground work, across the rest of the nation which i wholeheartedly believe, i am certain that the election would have looked a lot different without turning point, the people here who supported turning point every step of the way. a greater, safer, more affordable and stronger america was not only possible but imperative and accountability starts in january 20th, thank you guys. >> coming up, more from turning point's annual america fest conference in phoenix. we will hear from actively -- leigh-allen baker who discusses cancel culture. ♪♪ >> when the sparks fly. am i right? well. welcome to what i call the bam fest. who here would say i had a hand in raising you? that' s the comment i most often here, you raised me. as your tv mother has some things i would like to say. buckle up,

and i want to give a thank you of course to charlie kirk and to turning point for their efforts in mobilizingmericans. specifically the youth, a demographic that is often left out of these conversations, no one has been able to engage, transform and evolution allies -- revolutionalize my generation like turning point has prayed they have done the necessary work across arizona and across the rest of the nation. i don't even disbelieve this, i am certain that the election would have looked a lot different without turning point, with other people here who have supported turning point every step of the way and you have believed from day one that a greater, safer and more affordable america was not only possible but imperative.and accountabilities down's y starts on january 20. thank you, guys. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> president jimmy carter, the 39th president of the united states and the nation's longest-live leader, passed away last month at the age of 100. join he's been for live coverage of the state funeral. monday the public will pay respects as president carter lies in repose at the cart

i want to give you a thank you, charlie kirk and to turning point for their efforts in mobilizing americans, specifically the youth. a demographic that is often forgot about our left out of these conversations. no one has been able to engage, transform and revolutionize my generation like turning point has. they haveio been doing is necessary on the groundwork in the state of arizona and of course across the rest of the nationro. i wholeheartedly believe, actually, i don't even just believe this, iep am certain tht the election would have looked a lot different without turning point, without the people here who haveaf supported turning pot every step of the way and to have believed from day one that a greater safer more affordable and stronger america was not only possible, but imperative. accountability starts on januar. thank you guys. [cheering and applause] ♪♪ >> wow. [laughter] when sparks fly. am i right? wow. welcome. i like to call it the bam fest. [cheering and applause] who here would say that i somewhat had a hand in raising you. [cheering and applause] see, now that is a common

the founder of turning point usa, charlie kirk is here.ied the democratic party on college campuses, congress. what state is it in right now? >> they are in the wilderness, they are in a state of confusion. in fact president trump is moving so fast that democrats cannot even remember all of the things that should be mad about. way to set, what are we met about today? is it that gender mutilation executive order or the affirmative action thing? no, it's eggs and the fact he is securing the southern border. they will try to drum up some resistance but deep down smart democrats know that this is performative. this is the brilliance of what president trump and his team are doing right now. it is a shock and off strategy. you know the democrats right now or in the wilderness and trying to find their direction, trying to find a leader. trying to orient themselves out of this state of complete confusion. and president trump is not giving them reprieve. every day they wake up to another executive order, and other executive action, a master class o

joining me now someone who know as little bit about this charlie kirk, turning point u.s.a.. >> oh, shit. >> charlie, it's great to see you. do you trust have really turned a corner. >> well, they perform that maively turned a corner good first step to think on the dais you are going to have mark zuckerberg, jeff bezos back in 2017, they were just boycotting. back in 2017 the first inauguration was met with resistance. marches, protest, people saying they are going to leave the country. fighting trump tooth and nail 30 minutes after the inauguration saying the resistance starts right now. whereas now in the trump second term bending of the knee. it is we want to be in the good graces of president trump and here is why. in 202024 radical left attempted a cultural revolution. we saw it in our institutions and our military and college campuses. we tried to change all of our norms and our customs from how we address one another from our progress with it comes to racial issues in this country. it was all uprooted. president trump won historic election. now we are seeing a lot of

it also a testimony to the hard work charlie kirk and my friend cliff maloney. donald trump staged the greatest single political comeback in american history. donald trump facing down and going for them and legitimate use of criminal justice system to damage kansas city endless going for january 6 going for them and going for them and the courage and fight and bring his case to the american people and they didn't buy it. they bought a vision for a strongeris more prosperous america. goinghe for them the single political and going nothing less than abuse of power. going for agencies and going for them. they do and access and not information had been lagged for trump campaign. this is a lie, a lie that the american people saw through. i was a target simply because i'm a 45 year supporter of the president and now we examine these things because that is an act of treason and informed of revenge or retribution. no, my. friends, what we seek is a rebalance of the scales of justice so this country can return to one standard of justice and not two-tiered justice departm

charlie kirk, your brainchild is inspiring. this is really inspiring.d to about the first time i went to china. i was in high school, my mother took me to go back to her homeland. we were walking the streets i saw a small child sitting on the side of the road crippled with broken bones and begging. i wanted to give that child everything i had a my pocket. there was no adult around and my heart sank. as i went to go get this child everything in my pocket my mother pulled me back and she said nichola, that's what she calls me, for gangs to break brr bones and put them there. he should not give them your money. the image of that child still haunts me. in college i backpacked all around the hit asia and europe i saw this kids over and over again. being used by adults and being preyed upon the shadow of those adult hunting them. how could this kind of evil exists in the world that stings at the very core of humanity? when these adults were using broken children, what they are doing is they are extorting our vulnerabilities at the sight off something so preci

that was one of the threats made very directly by charlie kirk to joni ernst on x, and it's been repeated by many others. kirk said he was going to start what he called an encouragement campaign, having live rallies in various states with senators that he thought maybe couldn't be counted on to support trump's cabinet. these are places like utah with john curtis. >> but why are they so hot specifically on hegseth? right. these are major gop donors, right? you got bill koch in here. what's so special about this guy that they want to go all in and back him? he's a guy with a military background who talks on tv for a living, right? that's like huge people in finance, right? right. putting a zillion dollars behind me, being the treasury secretary. like it makes absolutely no sense. why do they like this guy so much? >> i mean, i think it started off as sort of a timing issue. >> right? >> so back to early december, i think it was december 4th, where some of those initial really damaging allegations were made against hegseth about his past conduct, drinking, infidelity and of course, an accusa

. >> it seems that he's listening to charlie kirk, right? charlie kirk, back in 2024, said when he sees a black pilot, he wonders if they're even qualified at all. donald trump came out, essentially tried to blame diversity for this and throw it on their favorite, you know, dni, which is their their their favorite little, you know, thing to beat all the time. but the reality is the people that he's put in place could be very clearly said to be not qualified. you know, you know, no offense to sean duffy. i'm sure he was really great on the real world. i'm not sure what qualifies him to lead the faa. i'm not sure what qualifies pete hegseth to lead the dod. and yet we're expected to believe they are qualified. it wouldn't it sense be offensive to other black hawk you know, pilots if donald trump is trying to tell them he knows better what this pilot should have done. and he knows better whether or not a diverse person has the right to fly a black hawk or a plane. >> well, you know, donald trump knows about as much as about airspace and aviatio

underneath that we are trying to interpret what that meant people do say i do know conservatives charlie kirk out there a lot of controversy. cheryl: if i am jamie dimon or brian minehan going to do investigation see if lower level staffers may have taken matters into their hands i mean, these are large corporations with tens of thousands employees. john: if they find out staff was a at banks, were denying banking services, to customers because skrefrs not because told to do so staffers, bye-bye they are gone. cheryl: at scandal at wells fargo, things do happen not saying it did in this case but the fact that melania trump in october told maria that happened to her when trying to do charity work a lot of questions a lot of questions, i know president trump also was aiming to make america crypto capital of the world yesterday so signed executive order to clarify regulations in crypto industry. >>ly measured ai crypto czar david sacks first one-on-one interview to "fox business", after biden administration -- drove industry offshore percent executeing comaenz. >> i have heard so many outrageous

joining me now is someone who knows a little bit about this charlie kirk, turning point usa founder. it's great to see you. do you trust that zuckerberg and these other ceos have really turned a corner? >> well, they've performatively turned a corner, which is a good first step just to think that on the dais you're going to have mark zuckerberg, elon musk and jeff bezos. we're back in 2017. they were just boycotting the inauguration back in 2017. the first inauguration was met with resistance marches, protests, people saying they're going to leave the country fighting trump tooth and nail. remember that washington post op ed 30 minutes after the inauguration, saying the resistance starts right now. whereas now in the trump second term, it's really the acquiescence. it is the bending of the knee. it is. we want to be in the good graces of president trump. and here is why. in 2020, the radical left attempted a cultural revolution. we saw it in our institutions, in our military and our college campuses. we try to change all of our norms and our customs from how we address one another, f

and look at megyn kelly right now the most powerful journalist on the planet for taco carson and charlie kirkat she has done. he said young lady you have been wronged. this is going to be big. this is going to be scary more fear, more fear taking on disney it's truly david versus goliath they could bleed me dry financially and they try. but i knew i was done being told i am being told to not be me when everybody else was allowed to be. my daughter in connecticut was a girl one day a boy the next and a cat on thursday but we are okay with that but i'm can't be a conservative or following the, i am done. my attorney, we got the lawsuit ready to sue there company thati loved. my childhood dream. thee night before the lawsuit dropped i went to each of my kids was a freshman and college other two were freshman in high school. this is happening tomorrow to apologize because i know this it affects b you. every time i said something that made some people mad date threatened to rape my daughters on social media. they wished me death. the level that people go to just because you have a different opinio

if you look at the leading maga key influencers like charlie kirk and others, trump himself said on truth to get rid of tiktok and shows billions of views on the platform. this is clearly where the hearts and minds of gen z and others are sitting. there is a huge amount of support in maintaining this channel. >> important to note that the trump donor is an investor in bytedance. ben, thank you joining us today. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," the small role the small business administration will play after the wildfires in california. karen mills is here to layout the timeline to get aid to those left with almost nothing. we're back in just a moment. at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we are ning to california and officials are looking for more hurricane-force winds. the palisades fire, the largest of the fires, is 14% contained. eaton fire 13% contained. the human and economic toll continues to

a man is got an army of young people charlie kirk is here. i want to thank charlie. charlie is fantastic. not believing here the kids are liberal they're not liberal maybe they used to be but they're not anymore. i went to thank megyn kelly cheeseman really terrific really great. and billy ray cyrus, anna lee greenwood what a song on what a man. and by the way these a microphone to see that microphones i said what are those of microphones doing standing behind me? you're going to have a little special treat at the end of the speech. i do not want to tell you because you'll rush me off the stage. get off the stage. you have a little special treat i won't tell you but let's put it this way, it's the people that 30 years ago had a hot song. never hit number 1, hit number 5. thirty years ago it hit number 1 week after week. and they are here to sing. [cheering] they are here to sing. for you. you won't recognize them for their slightly larger than that used to be, but that's the way life goes. [laughter] we get outside that is the way life goes for this nothing we can do

and a man who's got an army of young people, charlie kirk, is here, and i want to thank charlie.is guy, don't believe this stuff when you hear the kids are liberal. maybe they used to be but they are not anymore. and i want to thank megyn kelly. she's been terrific. an billy ray cyrus -- and billy ray cyrus. and lee greenwood. what a song and what a man. by the way, these microphones, you see these? i so what are they doing standing behind me -- i said what are they doing standing behind me? you will have a special treat of the unity of the speech. i want to tell me because they will rush me off the stage. but you will have a special treat. i will tell you but let's put it this way. it's the people that 30 years ago had a hot song, never had number one that never hit number one -- hot song, never hit number one, but 30 years later it did. you won't recognize them. they are slightly larger than they used to be but that's the way life goes. there's nothing we can do about it. sebastian, stand up. i see sebastian there. there's a patriot. he's been with me through thick and thin. gr

as well as up and coming podcasters like charlie kirk and ben shapiro who offer the same message, poorad, feminism, bad, black lives matter, bad. insurance companies, drilling, and rich people, good. while hating on immigration is a core part of the right wing media ecosystem, these right wing outlets have found a form of immigration they do like. namely the migration of rich born nationals with inherited welt into the u.s. where they can buy up tech companies, gobble up small businesses into giant conglomerates and create monopolies while eating up taxpayer subsidies so billionaire owners can buy more companies, lay off people, and traffic in stock uybacks. in the process, a small group of superwealthy families have gained breathtaking -- over the courts -- and over politicians the supreme court cleared the way for in the citizens united foundation. they control what we eat, how we shop, and how much we pay for housing because the super rich own literally millions of acres of farmland and million of units of housing through private equity firms making them america's biggest landlords.

along with charlie kirk visited greenland in the middle of the fire storm like we're here.ughter] >> i don't think it may be for donald trump. it may be for the administration all about china and russia. it is not for me. i've looked at the american experiment. and i think it's always been expansionist. it has always been -- >> the purchase highly criticize that -- >> pushing and everything is crazy talk it is crazy. you know what is crazy ?awk the guys who said i think i'm going to sail across the atlantic for a better life that's crazy talk. get out of here, chris. you know, -- rachel: or alaska. will: or the frontiersmen who said a better life beyond the woods. see the plains out there full of hostiles that's where i'm going to set up shop that is crazy talk. get out of here. well you know what i don't know if it is natural resources, minerals national security but united states continue to view itself with a lens of manifest destiny good for america. >> maga fest destiny. get with the program, will. rachel: eve i have a painting called manifest destiny it is part you're

they say it's not you but if you look on social media and charlie kirk i had personal friends that thisappened to we heard about this maria interviewed melania and this came up. watch. >> when i establish my own business the bank suddenly informed me that they will not be able to do business with me anymore. also at a very prominent e-mail distribution service provider abruptly terminated my agreement so suddenly as well as the university they all agreed they would accept my donation for the foster student and the board of directors called back and found that it was me and they said we cannot go on and it's very sad because you suffered children from foster communities they did not have a scholarship for 70 will provide for them they did not want to do business with me because of political affiliation are the political beliefs and that was one of them one of the canceling projects. >> she said she's exactly right and this is what happens when you have a high-ranking public official comparing trout to adolf hitler, this is ridiculous there is no reason, melania trump is not a drug dealer

i think charlie kirk and others will missed it. >> harris: you made the points where you didn't agree bless your heart. you have the right to say it. >> imagine this was a catholic surge with a president harris or walz and you had a priest. >> harris: she wouldn't go. >> number two, it's not 2017 anymore. nobody buys this stuff and nobody cares. it doesn't hit the same way. she got 15 minutes of fame. six minutes on "the view." those 14 minutes are just about up. it is a different time and americans agree with trump and a large part why he won. >> harris: one -- >> i'm not sure what that americans don't care about. we're built on christians principles of mercy, kindness, bringing people together. i'm not getting into the details of she said. the theme we need to bring people together and operate with love. >> harris: she could have done that without politics. >> nobody cares about resistance heroes. it doesn't hit the same way as it did eight years ago. >> harris: i'm leaving now and going to "outnumbered." thank you for watching "the faulkner focus." i'll see you after the break. ♪ m

there's a huge number of conservatives who are saying it's actually happened to me or people i know, charlie kirkas been posting in response, saying actually you're lying, i know plenty of people who lost their accounts due to the fact that they're conservatives. i think what we're going to see, though, is a huge shift right now. i think we saw so many people who were canceled for being republicans before. i don't think we're going to see the same thing right now. i think that there's a much clearer mandate. it's much more popular. and i don't think we're going to have the same issues in 2024 that we did in 2016. cheryl: that interview was done back in october. the election was november. a lot of the business community has changed their tune about the trump family and donald trump. >> there's something interesting about the response of banks to this accusation of political discrimination and that is the banks claim they follow the rules and regulations. okay. so it very well might be that somebody in the biden administration told the banks not to go ahead and have accounts with certain individual

, i'm trying to find out if my family and i need to evacuate and i go to twitter and here's 12 charlie kirkideos. this is what you write. you say in the old days, and to be clear, think local journalists in l.a. are doing an amazing job and local television like reporters of print, the news of a big fire would get handed to you. it would be on a handful of tv channels where you watch succumbs or the front page of the newspaper that you subscribe to. with i think it fire news today is something you have to proactively seek an even weed out for. it's a you problem that tiktok will serve a joke videos until the moment of your death. i was struck with how quickly what the platforms incentivize. jokes, conspiracy theories, and, frankly, flagrantly racist trash about what the race of the leadership team at the l.a. fire department is. it selects for that because that is what gets clicks and engagement and attention. it does not select for, here are the zones and what you can do. here is the reality of the fire budget. >> yeah. you need existing local reporting capacity to deliver that information

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vance is, elon musk, hulk hogan, dana white and charlie kirk as well. >> the last time we saw hulk hoganhirt, and we saw elon musk jumping up and down. steve: we saw his belly. >> we did, and is we didn't really want to. [laughter] this is a really big deal. have you ever seen anything like this, the president holding a campaign rally on the eve of his inauguration? if. steve: no. right. >> and it's also interesting, the district of columbia a is bluer than manhattan where he held the madison square garden rally. and i think in a couple of ways it was a way to reward his supporters for coming here, and now since the actual inauguration, the outdoor inauguration has been canceled, it's really a way the reward those people because it is the kind of their only chance at being at a big vent. but it -- big event is. but it shows you that trump is going to continue this campaign-style governing when he becomes president. steve: well, it worked for him. >> it did. steve: it got him this far. it got him this far last time as well. one other thing. we have heard him mention the unity word a hot l

. >> charlie kirk well, jonathan, most of these executive orders will cover ground. that will sound very familiar to people who've watched donald trump's campaign. they'll be a heavy focus on immigration. we expect him to reinstate a national emergency at the border, which would give him some expanded powers to move resources there and to put things like his remain in mexico policy back in place. essentially, all of the early biden administration executive orders on border security would be reversed out of the gate. also, expect to see significant focus on energy removing regulations, trying to goose domestic energy production, particularly oil and gas. and then there are more social issues, things like trying to ramp down dei programs, particularly in the federal government, where he's got a lot more control, and addressing issues like transgender student athletes. again, anything where he can direct the department of education to take action or reverse actions. all of this could be something that we see both at the capitol itself, moments after donald trump is swor

doing that, his eldest son don junior landed in greenland with billionaire funded right wing troll charlie kirk to take in the sights, film some content for his podcast, and get the medial watching meet with absolutely zero greenland officials. bad news, none of these places are up for sale and none of them are just going to roll over for donald. but it does beg the question, why is he banging on about them? let's start with greenland. if you were to look at the earth from the north pole, you would spot greenland right there on the map. it's an arctic island neighboring canada and alaska to the west end denmark and russia to the east. together these are the countries in the arctic circle. greenland is roughly three times the size of texas and has a population of nearly 60,000 people, 88% of whom are indigenous inuit people who have been there for thousands of years. it was first colonized by the united kingdom of denmark and norway in the early 18th century and it remains part of europe as an autonomous territory of denmark. currently an ally of ours. it's unclear why greenland, which is self-r

charlie kirk is speaking behind me right now.t elon musk, virginia governor glen yunken and kash patel. we're told that president trump is going to sign a series of executive orders here in this arena. let me step out and give you a quick look. they set up a desk up there. they just put the presidential seal on it. we are told that president trump is going to sit down at that desk in front of this crowd of 20,000 of his most fervent supporters and start signing executive orders in front of them. you can imagine the crowd will go wild when he announces some of those policies. some of the speakers behind us have just declared that what they describe as an invasion at the southern border is over. every time trump has been on the jumbotron behind us today, this crowd has gone absolutely wild. the biggest round of applause he's gotten all afternoon, the biggest cheers i personally heard was when trump was giving his inaugural speech and he said, it will be official, u.s. government policy that there are only two genders in america. ou

and i go to twitter and it's like, here's 12 charlie kirk videos. you say in the old days, and again, to be clear, i think local journalists in l.a. are doing an amazing job. local television, reporters in print. in the old days the news about a big fire was going to be handed to you. if it was on a handful of channels or the front page of the paper, today, whether you get fire news is something you have to proactively seek and weed out for. it's a you problem that tiktok will happily serve out joke videos until the moment of your death. i was struck by also how quickly what the platforms incentivize, which is jokes and dunking and conspiracy theories and frankly like flagrantly racist trash about what the race of the leadership team of the l.a. fire department is. it selects for that because that's what gets clicks. and engagement and attention. it doesn't select for like here are the zones, here's what you can do. here's the reality of the fire budget. >> yeah, and you need to have existing local reporting capacity to be able to deliver that kind

that was circulating and being posted and shared by people in donald trump's orbit, people like charlie kirk that had suggested perhaps that the suspect had driven over the border. again, that was not confirmed. and of course, we now know that that is not true, that the suspect was a u.s. citizen from texas. all to say, um, you know, this was posted, i think, before we had all the information, but we have not heard donald trump correct himself or his team make any further statement on this. >> all right. i do want to ask you about trump announcing he's going to hold a rally in dc the day before the inauguration. what's that all about? >> that's right. so they announced yesterday they actually sent a fundraising text to supporters yesterday morning, inviting them to an event that they are dubbing a victory rally the day before. donald trump is set to be sworn in. it's going to be held at the capital one arena in washington, dc, home to the washington wizards and the washington capitals. and it can hold. we're told, about 20,000 people at max capacity. but look, when i talked to trump's team a