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Speaker 1: The Charlie Kirk Show starts now.

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Speaker 3: I'm told that his legal team is going to try

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Speaker 1: This is the argument that the Trump team is going

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Speaker 4: It was a terrible night for women, for children, for

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Speaker 5: After a bizarre, am vicious campaign fueled by a desperate

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Speaker 6: We are about to enter a political period that will

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Speaker 6: We now find ourselves in a time in history that

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Speaker 6: Let's say, peers in history of mass movements of people

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Speaker 11: Welcome back, everybody. Email us Freham at Charliekirk dot com. Blake,

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Speaker 11: I'm going to hand you the baton. I love that

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Speaker 1: But like Matt Iglesias has this list of like principles

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Speaker 1: Thank you, come again. It's it's it's remarkable. Actually, so, Andrew,

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Speaker 11: I believe Andrew's with us as well. How did we

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Speaker 12: I think people are going to be studying what happened

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Speaker 11: This is the one I'm framing, Daisy, so I don't

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Speaker 11: He defeats Harris and caps a resurgence from outcast to

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Speaker 11: Do other countries embrace comebacks the way America does culturally?

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Speaker 1: We love comebacks, we love underdogs. It's not is that

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Speaker 2: Do we have mister Kane?

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Speaker 1: Is that right?

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Speaker 2: That is right, mister Kane.

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Speaker 1: How are we doing?

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Speaker 12: Man?

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Speaker 9: We won? We won, We won, Charlie.

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Speaker 14: The rest of you, jabbronis I've never I've never watched

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Speaker 14: you know, here's the dirty secret. I don't get to

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Speaker 14: it up. I don't get to watch war Room. Why

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Speaker 14: because I got us. I got to fill the stack

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Speaker 14: all the time.

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Speaker 9: But you guys on election.

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Speaker 14: Night, Blake, Andrew Tyler and I guess Jack was with

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Speaker 14: was fantastic. I'm sure you saw I was leaving. I

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Speaker 14: there were like thirty five thousand concurrent people on my

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Speaker 9: So it's it was fantastic, and I haven't really stopped.

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Speaker 14: Just like you, I got about three hours sleep, and

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Speaker 11: So I gotta be honest with you. I finally caught

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Speaker 11: up last night. So finally caught up, Kane. Looking back

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Speaker 11: this happen? The forcing functions if you will, well, I.

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Speaker 14: Think if you go big picture, the first pillar is

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Speaker 9: Right.

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Speaker 14: There was a lot of pro clutching and handwringing about

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Speaker 9: And it's an example.

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Speaker 14: I'm not trying to blow the horn of tp action

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Speaker 9: You were the one who brought Scott Presler in the fold.

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Speaker 14: I remember being on your show the day that you

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Speaker 9: So that's the first pillar is a changing and and

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Speaker 14: You know why, because I actually don't think the traditional

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Speaker 14: Pillar number two is I've got a Time magazine article up.

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Speaker 14: It's a huge spread, you know, Trump's secret weapon and

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Speaker 14: there's a second pillar is how the.

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Speaker 9: Youth, you know, really really reached out to young men.

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Speaker 14: And obviously what you've been doing on on college campuses

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Speaker 9: I've been posting the videos. I mean, I think it

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Speaker 14: With Tulsi and just spinning Maga hats like they were

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Speaker 14: and a little fact of it I've probably learned on

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Speaker 1: Did we win center?

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Speaker 9: Did we win? Barely?

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Speaker 1: Unfortunately? It was so close, but I mean effectively tied?

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Speaker 6: Right?

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Speaker 1: So yeah, Blake, what is the latest there? I'll let

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Speaker 1: me check it here. We've got the president. We looks

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Speaker 11: Wow, and Kane, I mean the ground game we delivered

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Speaker 14: Yeah, there was I've been watching nothing but MSNBC and

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Speaker 14: And they're trying to get at the root of the

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Speaker 9: So so the coalition is broadening. And I just put

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Speaker 14: I'm sure you all of you have seen it, the

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Speaker 11: Let's put that up. Let's put that back up on screen.

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Speaker 11: So absolutely, let's put that back So yeah, they'll keep

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Speaker 14: Yeah, So so that, I mean, that's really what this was.

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Speaker 14: And that's exactly what we did. And so why that's

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Speaker 14: and I think it worked.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, look at that map. That's a beautifu thing.

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Speaker 14: Now, I would love to see the map for Kamala

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Speaker 9: It's almost non existent.

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Speaker 14: I know there's a viral video of Jake Tapper yesterday

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Speaker 9: But there work.

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Speaker 14: If you say places where Kamala increased over Biden by

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Speaker 9: So it was really turnout. Brother, we did it, all

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Speaker 9: of us.

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Speaker 2: It was to go ahead, Blake.

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Speaker 1: I'm just loving it. One that we won Miami Dade

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Speaker 1: by eleven is just the most electric result I've ever

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Speaker 11: When Palm Beach So what le than I knew something

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Speaker 11: just win, turned out a Nia dominum and Miami did

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Speaker 11: used to be a Democrats wrong.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Hillary got two thirds of the vote in Miami

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Speaker 1: Dade eight years ago, and now we want a eleven one.

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Speaker 9: Hillary won by thirty one points in Miami Dade.

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Speaker 11: Okay, let's sell this is just a little taste. MSNBC

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Speaker 11: investigating our work play cut to ninety six.

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Speaker 16: One young man who actually told me he was on

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Speaker 16: the fence. But it was Charlie Kirk and Turning Point USA,

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Speaker 16: who have been in and around this campus sharing the

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Speaker 16: message of Donald Trump that ultimately pushed him over. And

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Speaker 16: he said, it's one of the reasons we're seeing all

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Speaker 16: those make America Great, Make America Great Again hats on

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Speaker 16: campus because they brought them and distributed them to the

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Speaker 16: students here.

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Speaker 2: Katie and mister Kane, well you know that.

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Speaker 14: You tee that up really, really nicely. Look, by the way,

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Speaker 14: if people are wondering, that's my victory photo. That's my

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Speaker 14: bi Oh no way, no more of the Fulton County

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Speaker 14: of the Fulton County mugshot. That's the cane victory photo. Charlie,

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Speaker 14: you did it all of TP, did it? Tyler Andrew

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Speaker 14: your organization? You know, I want people you don't. I

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Speaker 14: know you sort of did some reminiscing. I was watching

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Speaker 14: you at four am on election night. You did some

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Speaker 14: reminiscing about the creation of of TP and how you

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Speaker 14: got the startup. But people need to understand, Charlie had

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Speaker 14: a dream at age eighteen, and when I showed up

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Speaker 14: to the Detroit the Detroit Convention, he, I think, purposely

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Speaker 14: put me in the back of the line for the

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Speaker 14: Trump photo with his very first donor ever, the concrete

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Speaker 14: paving maiden of the.

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Speaker 1: State Villainy rab Yeah, great man.

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Speaker 9: What a great guy.

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Speaker 14: Forty five minutes he and I just talked as we

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Speaker 14: waited in that line, and I learned sort of about

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Speaker 14: the start of TP Action and TP actually was TP

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Speaker 14: USA and your your little dream.

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Speaker 9: You know what we need.

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Speaker 14: We need to get a voice on college campuses, and

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Speaker 14: for just thirteen years later to materialize, I mean I

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Speaker 14: think you can s. I mean, look, there are a

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Speaker 14: lot of efforts and it's hard to sort of pinpoint

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Speaker 14: who did what. Scott Presler amazing work in Pennsylvania.

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Speaker 9: But totally pumped a month ago when you were.

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Speaker 14: At Penn State and those kids were showing up, and

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Speaker 14: I thought, I was thinking, maybe.

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Speaker 9: There's one hundred thousand out.

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Speaker 14: Of state college male college students in the state of

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Speaker 14: Pennsylvania who.

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Speaker 9: Will vote Trump. And that was the missing piece, Charlie.

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Speaker 9: That was the missing piece.

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Speaker 14: These last thirty years, we didn't have anyone to get

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Speaker 14: out the youth vote. And then you got an idea

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Speaker 14: in Evanston, Illinois when you were eighteen years old.

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Speaker 11: Praise God. This is to eighty four. This is Andrew's

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Speaker 11: favorite video. This is when I said I think there's

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Speaker 11: something happening with young people. We showed up the penn

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Speaker 11: State for a proved me wrong, and three thousand, five

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Speaker 11: hundred people showed up.

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Speaker 2: Play cut to eighty four.

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Speaker 11: I mean that's real joy, by the way, not fake joy, right.

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Speaker 9: Kane, That's right, that's real joy.

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Speaker 14: And only an athlete can toss maga hats. A leftist

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Speaker 14: can't throw frisbees and they can't throw hats.

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Speaker 11: There's a funny story, Andrew. Andrew struggled. Actually I was

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Speaker 11: able to throw those things, like what fifty yards right, Andrew?

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Speaker 12: Hold on, hold on. I literally tried it once. My

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Speaker 12: job was to hand you the stack of hats and

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Speaker 12: then let you throw them. And you had to You

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Speaker 12: so I'm told.

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Speaker 1: So I tried it once, thinking it was going to

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Speaker 1: be easy. But I was fighting the wind at Uga.

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Speaker 1: There was wind catching I do want to hear it,

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Speaker 1: Charlie by by the but fifty yards still.

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Speaker 11: By the twentieth stop, I finally got I finally got

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Speaker 11: the hang of it.

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Speaker 2: The twentieth stop.

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Speaker 9: You know, let's not forget. Let's not forget.

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Speaker 14: Andrew was a first team All Stage six foot two

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Speaker 14: inch two and fifteen pounds free safety who sometimes played

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Speaker 14: corner in cover two zone. So that's something I've learned

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Speaker 14: in the last I don't know seventy.

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Speaker 9: Is that right, Andrew?

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Speaker 1: So I give him the secrets. We don't need to.

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Speaker 12: We don't need to, although I will tell you last

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Speaker 12: night we spent time going through Charlie's high school basketball

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Speaker 12: highlight reel.

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Speaker 1: Kate would actually like that, Charlie. You should play it.

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Speaker 2: We're not going to spend time on our radio show

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Speaker 2: on that, but it was. It was funny stuff.

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Speaker 9: Kane, stay there, tweet and I'll be at the top

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Speaker 9: of the stack.

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Speaker 2: Stay there for another segment.

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Speaker 11: Kane and I will explain in greater detail as we

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Speaker 11: I don't want to get We will do a full

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Speaker 11: multi hour conversation as soon as Arizona is done counting

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Speaker 11: its ballots, because I don't want to yet because there's

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Speaker 11: so much there. But this will This is not going

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Speaker 11: to get any worse at this point, or Donald Trump.

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Speaker 11: Of all the seven battleground states, he won Georgia by

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Speaker 11: two points, He won North Carolina by three points, Pennsylvania

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Speaker 11: Wisconsin by zero point nine percent point nine under a point,

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Speaker 11: Nevada by four points. Donald Trump is up five and

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Speaker 11: a half points with thirty percent of the votes left.

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Speaker 11: To be counted in Arizona. So Arizona is the best

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Speaker 11: so Donald Trump flipped Nevada, Arizona, Georgia, Pennslvania, Michigan, Wisconsin

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Speaker 11: It's amazing they're pro choice. And by the way, we

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Speaker 11: a second. I want to go through the referendums here.

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Speaker 11: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. Okay, everybody, welcome back.

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Speaker 11: Email us Freedom at Charliekirk dot com. We have citizen

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Speaker 11: King with us really quick, Blake, how did our.

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Speaker 1: Pro life fights go? It could have been worse because

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Speaker 1: some of them were bad, but some of them it's like, okay,

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Speaker 1: New York voted to protect abortion, and Arizona tragically the

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Speaker 1: ones that were contested. Arizona sadly it did pass. Colorado

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Speaker 1: passed one. But the ones and Missouri is probably the

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Speaker 1: toughest one that was close fifty lose. We lost fifty.

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Speaker 2: What was the referendum?

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Speaker 1: It was to I believe it protected abortion through viability, I.

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Speaker 2: Think, and that's I know. It's bad.

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Speaker 11: Now the ones in Arizona and Missouri are the same. Now, yes,

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Speaker 11: basically great. How did Missouri not defeated? You know it

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Speaker 11: was close but not quite there. So that's good outcomes.

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Speaker 11: By the way every state should do at Florida is done,

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Speaker 11: which is you need sixty percent.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, so Florida, you needed sixty percent. They only got

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Speaker 1: fifty seven.

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Speaker 2: It's amazing good enough, and so Heartbeat Bill lives in Florida.

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Speaker 2: Heartbeat Bill lives in Florida.

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Speaker 1: The other ones that were good. Nebraska had this is interesting.

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Speaker 1: They had two bills.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, this is what I was interesting.

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Speaker 1: Two measures. One of them was abortion legal through viability.

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Speaker 1: The other was ban abortion through twelve weeks as an

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Speaker 1: initiated measure, and it looks like that was kind of

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Speaker 1: introduced to make sure that they would have, you know,

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Speaker 1: a more moderate alternative to abortion through basically through birth.

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Speaker 1: And so the through viability one failed, it only got

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Speaker 1: forty nine percent of the vote. And then the twelve

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Speaker 1: week ban first trimes everything after the first trimester ban,

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Speaker 1: that passed fifty five percent of the vote.

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Speaker 2: So that's amazing.

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Speaker 11: So that one, by the way, that was this very

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Speaker 11: brilliant counter move because that other one would have passed,

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Speaker 11: but this one got more vote.

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Speaker 1: But the one I'm proud of stuff is my home state,

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Speaker 1: South Dakota. That was Amendment G abortion through Viability in

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Speaker 1: defeated the state constitution lost. Not only lost, it lost bad.

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Speaker 1: It only got forty one percent of the vote. So

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Speaker 1: and South Dakota has a total ban on the books.

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Speaker 1: So that was they had ban or through viability and

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Speaker 1: they voted down the through viability one decisively. So that's

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Speaker 1: a huge win.

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Speaker 2: Love it.

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Speaker 11: Hey, Cain, what other what other elements of this election

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Speaker 11: do you think deserve attention that we haven't hit yet.

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Speaker 14: Well, just on what you were just discussing and sort

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Speaker 14: of Missouri, how did Missouri you know, fifty one percent.

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Speaker 14: You know, I think Missouri is like Kentucky. But I

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Speaker 14: think the more important part of all these abortion referendums

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Speaker 14: is looking at the separation. The President Trump was able

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Speaker 10: You know.

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Speaker 14: That was one of the places where he really really

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Speaker 14: stayed on message, was letting people know how he felt

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Speaker 14: about IVF and how he felt about a federal ban

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Speaker 14: on abortion and that he would he would v to it.

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Speaker 9: So I think he, you know, he achieved great separation.

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Speaker 9: In Florida. People were able, you know, who were who

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Speaker 9: we wanted to express their right to.

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Speaker 14: Kill babies were able to still believe the President Trump

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Speaker 14: was the right man to leave this country.

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Speaker 9: So I think that's one slight positive, you know, so

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Speaker 9: other observation, here's an observation.

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Speaker 2: Fit.

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Speaker 9: I think I texted this to you at five point

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Speaker 9: thirty in the morning.

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Speaker 14: If TPUSA were a stock, I want to know how

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Speaker 14: many pre IPO shares Andrew and Blake would get pre IPO.

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Speaker 11: They would do very, very well. They would they would

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Speaker 11: have a lot of lock up, but it would there

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Speaker 11: would be a lockup. There'd be a there'd be a

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Speaker 11: significant lockup period.

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Speaker 9: So not the normal six months, you'd go six years before.

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Speaker 11: That's right, there would be a six there'd be a

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Speaker 11: six year lockup. That's exactly right, Kane Caine, this has

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Speaker 11: just been the most amazing week. And it's by the way,

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Speaker 11: do you know what happened two days ago? It's like

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Speaker 11: because my knights and I I feel my nights and

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Speaker 11: my mornings are all messed up exactly. It's really unbelievable.

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Speaker 11: It's actually two am right now. Charlie, Oh, yeah, it's not.

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Speaker 11: I'm all messed up here. So so Cain, in closing,

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Speaker 11: this was a refutation of the American Democrat Party. This

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Speaker 11: was this was America trying to shed the woke mind

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Speaker 11: virus once and for all.

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Speaker 9: Yeah, that's a nice way to look at it.

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Speaker 14: I'll do a slight pivot, you know, give people check

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Speaker 14: out at the top of the staff right now. I

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Speaker 14: think I've got tweets up there about Grand Canyon University

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Speaker 14: and the celebration there, and I want to mention, yeah,

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Speaker 14: it was insane right that.

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Speaker 9: So you talked about Hillsdale College.

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Speaker 14: I would also recommend sixteen and seventeen year old young

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Speaker 14: men and women consider Grand Canyon. What a place I've

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Speaker 14: got another link in the stack about the party and

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Speaker 14: the celebration at Auburn. Unbelievable celebration at Auburn. So it

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Speaker 14: really was the young people. And again I'm not trying

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Speaker 14: to butter you up, brother, but no one else was

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Speaker 14: going to do this. No one else had this idea

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Speaker 14: and you made it happen. You know, one last thing

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Speaker 14: I'll mention just about the reach. This isn't to toot

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Speaker 14: the horn of citizen free press, but just the.

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Speaker 9: Reach of alternative media.

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Speaker 14: In the last three days, we've had seven million unique

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Speaker 14: people visit the homes well. As you know, no one

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Speaker 14: links to my homepage. It's there are no stories, it's

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Speaker 14: it's just a stack of headlines. So seven million people,

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Speaker 14: that's two percent of the US population, have come of

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Speaker 14: their own volition in the last three days to the website. Yesterday,

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Speaker 14: it's already over and the numbers are down, but we

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Speaker 14: peeked in a twenty four hour period with thirty one

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Speaker 14: point five million page shoes in twenty four hours. I

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Speaker 14: know there is no way Drudge is doing those numbers his,

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Speaker 14: as you know, similar webs only an estimate, but they

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Speaker 14: actually show that his traffic has fallen. Another fifty percent

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Speaker 14: in the last four months, just since spanning Maine.

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Speaker 1: For you are the Man.

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Speaker 11: Thank you Kin everybody email God Bless you Man emails

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Speaker 11: Freedom at Charliekirk dot com.

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Speaker 1: Second hour coming up, Yah,