Charlie Kirk's Warning for MAGA if Mamdani Won

25:07I don't believe in that. So that made me come out and also come and vote. Well, maybe you should leave America, lady. This is a real problem. Because I don't think that lady cares about America very much. You apparently came here legally. And that's just fine. I don't care whether you're from Kenya or Mexico or New Zealand or anywhere else. That is just fine. but then you're upset that people who are here illegally are being sent home because of family separation. They took the chance. They took the chance. And the other thing is when they kick out a mother, the kid can go too, or when they kick out the kid, it's all so boring, but we've imported people who want the destruction of the United States and have decided to vote for people-based.

25:53So they basically are voting for, in that case, she was voting for Spangberger and she's voting for Jay Jones who wants to kill his political opponents because they don't like Donald Trump. Now, I gotta give you a little silver lining to all of this or a little bit of hope, right? Because this is pretty freaking depressing. But it should be noted that Virginia is a pretty blue state overall. And also because of its proximity to DC, it's very, very connected with the swamp. A lot of people who work in government are there. And Jersey is kind of blue, red, purplish, whatever. Here's Scott Jennings on maybe everyone should just calm down before reading too much nationally about all of this.

26:31I wouldn't overread it. Virginia in particular has never been a great bellwether. I don't think a lot of folks had a lot of confidence in the Virginia campaign that was run on the Republican side. And New Jersey is New Jersey. So I would hesitate to overread it. I don't think the concerns you raised are a legitimate political strategy. Right. So it is worth noting that Look, New York City, which basically always goes blue, went blue. I mean, in this case, it went, you know, Marxist, jihadist blue. That's kind of the red-green alliance, which if you mush them together, normally would turn into brown.

27:04Well, it did turn into shit, but it turned blue, I guess, if you're just going with Democrats or blue. So Jersey, it's a little, look, you can't be happy about it, right? It was a demolishing loss for the Republican, but it's not like they took a solid red state and turned it blue. in Virginia again, because of its proximity to DC, it is generally a bluer place. So it's not like yesterday, as bad as all of this is, it's not like a solid red state was flipped. So there should be a little bit of solace in that. However, just to give you the counterpoint on that, listen to this about the polling as it came to the Virginia governor's race.

27:42Sandra, what are you seeing that moved Virginia voters? She carried key groups by significant margins, really, Jesse. As far as the strengths that we're seeing show up, college voters, those with a college degree in Virginia, she garnered 60 percent of their vote. She got the youth vote, 67 percent of it. Nine out of 10 black voters in Virginia cast their ballot for Spanberger. Lastly, I'll show you this. We know the federal workers in Virginia, we are watching closely, affected by those federal cuts. Well, for those who said when they cast their vote that they were a federal employee, worried about those cuts, obviously, they cast their vote for Spanberger by a pretty overwhelming margin.

28:25It really starts to paint the picture, Jesse, as to how Spanberger pulled off victory there. So it's kind of interesting. She gets young people. She gets college-educated people. She got 90 percent of the black vote going against a black woman. Barack Obama did not want that black woman to win, which is sort of interesting in and of itself. But the last part's the most interesting part, which is that federal workers live in Virginia. They live in Alexandria. They live in those suburban areas right outside DC. And they want their money and they want their jobs. Thus, they vote Democrat. Are you ever gonna vote to drain the swamp, to restrict the system, to put more money back in people's pockets and take it away from yourself?

29:04Probably not. Listen to this New York Times on Gen Z, on what happened here. going back to New York City now. Data from the New York City Board of Elections shows that 18 to 29-year-olds have cast ballots at a 38 % higher rate in early voting compared to the same period in 2021, with over 45 ,000 young voters already participating, up from about 32 ,000 four years ago. So young people came out to vote. And you know, this is another example of why maybe we need to fix our education system because young people suddenly think that socialism is good. And what is one of Mamdani's main things? He wants free childcare and they want all their free schools and everything else, which are basically going to become indoctrination centers for their set of bad ideas.

29:54A little bit more on the exit polling in New York. Listen to this from ABC News. Exit polls from ABC, voter study groups show Mamdani earning 72 % support from voters aged 18 to 29, a stark contrast to Cuomo's 22 % in that group. This is the voice of a generation demanding affordability and equity, said Polster and Greenberg. So again, young people are pushing this. Now, young people often have new ideas and that can be just fine. And young people, it's good to have young people engaged in politics and all of those things. But we are at a very dangerous moment here where young people are being taught all of the bad ideas and young people are being brainwashed by algorithms that are causing them to import the bad ideas that literally caused their grandparents, great-grandparents or generations before that to flee other countries.

30:43That is what's happening here. But I will say there is something about the affordability issue. We will get to that in a moment, but first, be better now. If you or your partner is over 55 and dealing with bladder urgency, you know it's more than just a minor inconvenience. Trips, outings, and travels start to feel like they're all about finding the bathroom. And when one of you has a hard time, you both feel it. That's why so many people have turned to better men and better women. These are clinically tested formulas trusted by thousands for more than 25 years. They help reduce urgency, cut down frequent trips, and support deeper, more restful sleep.

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31:59He just looks kind of be like Central Casting and his ideas are terrible. He wants the city to run the grocery stores, all that. But I think everyone's kind of, not everyone, but most people are missing the point of really what this is. This is yet another distress signal by young people to say, hey, if you're not gonna fix our life economically, we're gonna get very radical politically. Okay, so let's stick with the fix our life economically. And Charlie obviously was for a limited government. So it's not that he wants the government to do everything. What was the turning point phrase about government?

32:32It was big government sucks, right? That was the T-shirt that they had. So it's not that Charlie really wanted the government to come in and fix people's lives, but he did want the government to create the economic conditions with the light touch of government so that people could flourish. So if people feel like for whatever reason, whether it's justified or not, that their life isn't going well, you're always gonna punish the party, the people that are in power currently. So although I think Donald Trump has done a great job so far in these 11 months or so of being president, and how do you clean up the mess of the endless inflation and all of the border stuff and everything else just in 11 months?

33:10You can't. They're going to place the blame somewhere. And we do have an affordability issue for sure. We showed you this clip, I think about eight months ago. This is NYU Stern School of Business professor, Scott Galloway, who I've had on the show, and I think we have him on in a week or two again, talking about how for the first time in American history, right now, a 30-year-old is not projected to do as well as their parents. For the first time in our nation's history, a 30-year-old man or woman isn't doing as well as his or her parents were at 30. That is the social compact breaking down. People aged 30 to 34, 60 percent of them in 1990 had one child.

33:47Now it's 27 percent. People are opting out of America. They're not optimistic about it. They're not having kids. Young people aren't having sex. They're not meeting. They're not mating. The pool of emotionally and economically viable men shrinks every day, which lessens household formation. So we have a real issue. Young people are enraged. So it turns every cut, every movement into an opportunistic infection because quite frankly, they are just pissed off. They look up, they see wealth, exceptional wealth across my generation and people in certain industries, and they are really struggling. Their purchasing power is going down and the incumbents create artificial scarcity on campus.

34:26We take pride in rejecting 90 % of our applicants. So the incumbents who already have a degree, see their degree go up in value. Okay. All right. So Galloway lays out a lot there, and I'm going to show you another clip of him in just a second, but he points out something that I think if you put aside, let's put aside Trump, let's put aside Mamdami, Democrats, Republicans, all that stuff. If what he laid out there is correct, that for the moment, as it stands right now, in this particular moment, that if you are 30 years old, there is every reason to believe it will be worse for you. You will, in essence, have less.

34:56Not that life is just about stuff, but you will have less. It will be harder for you to own a home. And then you add the social parts of it where people are having less sex and all that other stuff. But if you think it's going to be tougher for you for the first time in America than it was for your parents, right? And I just want everyone for just a moment, you guys in this room can do it and everyone watching this can do it. I want you to try to think about your parents for just a second. And if you have it better or worse, now think about your grandparents. Did your parents have it better or worse?

35:23And do you have it better or worse? Now, if you knew them, if you were lucky enough to know them, I knew three of them, great grandparents. Did you have it better or worse? And I can tell you in the trajectory of my family, it got better every generation. Now, if my son at 30 felt, wow, it's gonna be worse for me than it was for dad, well then something about that social contract would have broken down. So to whatever extent the government has a role in that, then it is showing. It doesn't matter if it's a Republican in power or a Democrat in power. If young people feel that, I can't get a house, I'm working harder and getting less.

35:57Again, to whatever extent it's true, that is a huge problem. And then that will lead a whole bunch of them who have also been educated with the wrong ideas to think that socialism will give you stuff, will freeze rent, will give you free buses, go get your once a week groceries at the government-run grocery store, they might turn to all of the wrong solutions. The housing part of this, of course, is probably the biggest part. And you know, I don't give a lot of financial advice on this show, but I always say that one of the things that I view as a good marker of a good economy is when interest rates are low and you can borrow from the bank.

36:34I like paying my mortgage because it's like, oh, I'm paying my mortgage. My house is increasing in value. I'm paying some small percentage when interest rates are low. I'm paying some small percentage to the bank. They have to make some money too. And then you can hopefully sell the house, make a profit. Someone else can get in. Like that's the beauty of the fluidity of capitalism. However, it is struggling right now. Here's Galloway on that. We get very concerned with housing and traffic once we own the housing. Housing permits are sequestered from young people. Housing prices have gone from$290 to$420 in the last four years.

37:08So a young person, a house, stocks that I don't own skyrocket in value. Let's have COVID relief and flush the markets and take assets way up because if a million people dying would be bad, it would be tragic if I got less wealthy. And we're doing it on their credit card. Young people have every reason to be enraged and every issue they see, they look up, they get angry and they see someone doing better than them. And then every day it is speedballed in their face that they are failing, that they are not doing as well as everyone around them. We have lost the script. Our kids are more anxious and more depressed and more obese and more addicted.

37:44And we have made a purposeful decision to let this happen by ensuring the people around this table stay wealthy at the cost of young people. OK, so he's addressing a whole bunch of things here because, right, like there's all the social stuff about why they're addicted and why they're anxious and all that related to the phone, related to drug use, related to social media, related to just the breakdown of face-to-face contact and all of those other things. But at the end of the day, so let's say you're like this, let's say you're moderate apolitical kid who grew up in a decent home and you go to a college and you don't get a degree in that much of anything that's that important, right?

38:23You get your lesbian basket weaving degree, right? And then you're out of college and then you don't get this great job and you're in some debt because you went to college in the first place. And no one said to you, you know, maybe you don't need that college degree in the first place. And now you're at some marginal job and you're in debt and you realize, boy, it's going to be tougher to get into the housing market because as Scott pointed out, housing prices have almost doubled basically in the last 10 years. And there's a million reasons for that. And it's across the board blame. and then you see interest rates go up and all these other things and then you start feeling like the whole system doesn't work.

38:56So what might you want to do? You might wanna burn it down. So now let me go back to my friend Charlie Kirk who back in July, he tweeted that video that I just showed you of Scott Galloway and he wrote this. I think of this Scott Galloway clip often because Gen Z confirms his basic thesis to me directly every single day. I hear about how frustrated and angry young people are because they feel like buying a home and starting a family is out of reach for them. President Trump made historic gains with young voters because they trust him to set things right and oversee a rebirth of the American dream.

39:29We are making progress, but we are in a race against the clock. If we fail, we will see the rise of more and more mom-dommies in elected office pushing class and race warfare. But if we deliver, and I believe we can, we will save America for the next generation and beyond. Well, unfortunately, Charlie is not with us right now to see that the clock, at least as it pertains to New York City, has just run out. And they are now going to try the other experiment. And we all know how this experiment, because it's been run before, we know how this experiment ends. But Trump now, I would say Trump, for all of your wins, and there's been a lot of them, and they have not, you know, a certain set of the media will never give you credit for it.

40:12And all these people will lie about you and all those other things. Now you're going to have to fix perception around some of this stuff so you don't lose these young people to this mind virus. Here's Charlie Kirk again. Let's take a step back. President Trump won the youth vote in many states across the country, in many battleground states. Now, Tucker, 12, 13 years ago when I started Turning Point, if you would have told me that a Republican running for the presidency would be winning the youth vote in Michigan and in Arizona, I'd say no way. It's an incomprehensible accomplishment of what President Trump was able to do.

40:45One of the reasons he was able to win younger voters and younger men, especially in big numbers, is that they were trying to get their leaders' attention. They said, hey, this guy, Donald Trump, he is pledging to go fix our economic anxiety. He is loud. He is going to get your attention. Donald Trump was a distress signal by a lot of young people, especially young men, that were stuck in a credit-centric renter economy. And again, this is what is the rise of Mom Donnie. It's just another iteration of this, only from... I miss him. I miss him more and more every day. So now let's just give you a little backup evidence on what the conditions are that lead to that frustration.

41:27Listen to this from Fixer. home prices rose 197 % since 2000. That is extraordinary, 200 % since 2000, but household income only rose 40%. And by the way, that doesn't even factor in inflation. So your dollar is also worth less at the exact same time. So again, if you are a young person, and this is not the fault of Donald Trump, but this may be his moment to address it in a new way. If you are a young person and you're pissed about stuff, you might start just turning to the system. Please give me something, give me something and I will live in a little box for free and make sure it never goes up in price and I'll take the universal basic income and I'll eat at the government run grocery store and I'll never really accomplish an American dream which is go out and get yours because I won't see a path because of the current conditions.

42:20Listen to this from ChatGPT. According to a housing inflation calculator using the US Bureau of Labor Statistics category for housing, Something that cost$100 ,000 in 2020 would cost about 127 in 2025, a 27 % increase. Official data using the Federal Housing Finance Agency housing price index data, one summary estimates about a 55 % increase from 2020 to 2025. And one more data point here, the total US housing market value rose roughly 57 % since 2020, according to Zillow. So something is happening with the houses. By the way, this is not Trump's fault, right? He is trying to clean up a lot of the mess.

43:03What I'm saying is I'm sounding the same alarm that Charlie was sounding is he better address it now before we lose more cities and more young people. Those numbers, whether housing went up 27 % in five years, which is an insanely high percentage to jump, or whether it was 55%, which is completely absurd. And we all know this. If you ever open up Zillow or Trulia or anything else and just look at houses in your area and just look at their price history and you're like, wait a minute, this house sold three years ago for 300 ,000 and now it's somehow 450 ,000 three years later. None of it really makes sense.

43:39And of course, the Fed continues to fight Trump on this. They are not reducing interest rates. So a young person where you might've gotten a 3 % interest rate, right? And then you can get in the game and you pay your little penalty to get the money that you're borrowing. Now it's six, seven, 8 % and it's a lot more difficult to do that. So it seems to me, and this is a note for the Trump people, if the socialist campaigns on affordability, the socialists will win. But if the capitalist campaigns on affordability, the capitalists will win because the capitalists can create better economic conditions.

44:13And I think maybe that's what Trump needs to focus on right now. That's what you have to do, focus on the issues. So a little bit more on the housing market, because I think this is really an important piece of this that we need to focus on going forward. This is from Apollo Global Management. 10 facts about the U.S. housing market. U.S. homes are getting smaller. The size of new homes being built has declined by 12 % since 2016. The median age of all homebuyers is now 49 years old, up from 31 in 1981. That is an extraordinary difference. Our home price model predicts that house price increase, house price increase 10.8 % over the coming year.

44:5240 % of U.S. homes don't have a mortgage, meaning they're owned outright altogether. So that's usually people who have paid off their mortgage, older people. The average number of homes sold per real estate agent every year is 21, down from 54 in 2004. So people are buying way less homes. Households' equity in real estate is at a record high, 73 % of housing values. A record 36 % of Americans say they would rent if they were going to move. You want to own something. It's a key part of being a functional citizen. More than half of all mortgages outstanding have an interest rate below 4%. 95 % of mortgages outstanding are 30-year fixed rate, and 63 % of all mortgages outstanding were issued after 2018.

45:34So, okay, so I think we've illustrated something here. There is a legitimate problem. Is the solution socialism? No. Is the solution communism with a side of jihad? Absolutely not. It is capitalism and it is freeing markets and creating the conditions so that there is more competition. And there's also something that people on the right can do, which is stop some of the crazy infighting that has burst forth over the last two or three months. Here is Vivek on last night's results. We got our asses handed to us in New Jersey, Virginia, and New York City. Democrats swept all three. There's two key lessons for Republicans.

46:12Listen carefully. Number one, our side needs to focus on affordability. Make the American dream affordable. Bring down costs, electric costs, grocery costs, healthcare costs, and housing costs, and lay out how we're going to do it. And number two, cut out the identity politics. It doesn't suit Republicans. It's not for us. That's the woke left's game, not ours. We don't care about the color of your skin or your religion. We care about the content of your character. That's who we are. Okay, so let me deal with the second part first. Obviously, there is no room for this identity politic lunacy on the right.

46:46And this is what he's really calling out right there is the endless assault that has been coming from certain quarters on the right, mostly at the Jews. But by the way, it's been on the Indians too. He is getting a crazy hit. You know, he posted a picture with his kids who obviously are Indian and was getting hit by the same people that are going after the Jews all the time. And JD's wife Usha who happens to be Indian and brown and not Christian they were going after her too so enough of that guys enough enough already but the first part is the key part here to whatever extent the government can do anything to fix economic conditions and it can do something it must be done right now like Trump you gotta get on this you've got to get on this now like people need to feel like capitalism works because it does work.

47:33Who has to quote capitalism is the best of all bad systems, something like that? Like, and capitalism is what allows you to have a little skin in the game, fight for what is yours and trade freely with other people. It is a beautiful thing, again, that all of our ancestors fled highly controlled communist societies to come to. Like, that is the thing. Phoenix is giving me this one live. Apparently JD just tweeted this 20 minutes ago. so I'm just reading this on the fly with you guys, but he said it's very applicable to what we are talking about right here from J.D. Vance. I think it's idiotic to overreact to a couple elections in blue states, but a few thoughts.

48:09Scott Pressler, TPUSA, and a bunch of others have been working hard to register voters. I said it in 2022, and I've said it repeatedly since. Our coalition is lower propensity, and that means we have to do better at turning out voters than we have in the past. Two, we need to focus on the home front. The president has done a lot that has already paid off in lower interest rates and lower inflation, but we inherited a disaster from Joe Biden and Rome wasn't built in a day. We're going to keep on working to make a decent life affordable in this country, and that's the metric, which will ultimately be judged in 2026 and beyond.

48:40Three, the infighting is stupid. I care about my fellow citizens, particularly young Americans, being able to afford a decent life. I care about immigration and our sovereignty. I care about establishing peace overseas so our resources can be focused at home. If you care about those things too, let's work together. Well, that's, I mean, in essence, that's basically everything I've laid out on this show. I couldn't agree more. And it will now be incumbent upon you, JD, and you, President Trump, to clean up some of this stuff, right? And by the way, the point one there was particularly interesting, that Republicans are lower propensity voters.

49:12And there's a reason for that, right? Republicans don't always want the revolution. They are trying to conserve something. You can get these young, cloned people to get excited about anything and be part of anything, whether it's burning down a city in the name of BLM or getting out there to support a communist jihadist. You can do it. They can be riled up pretty easily. Where to get people to be like, vote for the guy who will keep America going, it's maybe a little less exciting. Trump captured something amazing with Make America Great Again, but maybe that needs to be refined right now. We're gonna talk a little bit about California which also went the wrong way.

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51:01They had an independent commission that was supposed to be dealing with this, but Prop 50 was gonna basically hand it to the state legislature, which, of course, is all Democrats. And surprise, surprise, in a place that is completely run by Democrats, the Democrats decided to make sure it will always be run by Democrats. Here's Fox.

51:21And breaking right now, the polls are closed in California and Fox News is now projecting that Proposition 50 will pass. The congressional redistricting plan from Governor Gavin Newsom that is expected to flip five seats held by Republicans. Yeah, not good, guys. Not good. So a super majority state had some little mechanism to make sure that it would be a little fairer, and then the people who are part of the supermajority decided to wipe it out. Here's some interesting numbers on the actual people and the reasoning for their decision. The yes vote in particular was Prop 50. The reason voters said they voted yes on Prop 50, 82 % of the case, eight out of 10 voters say it was to counter the GOP changes, not because they saw it was the best way to draw those district lines.

52:12Now, if you go back and look at those who said no to the vote, they said their reasoning to do so is that they saw this as not the best way to draw those district lines, while only 34 percent said it was to stop the Democrats from adding seats in Congress. So do you get that? And this is this is why Kelly is just so beyond a boondoggle of stupidity. So a super majority Democrat run state who has a lizard man devil incarnate as the governor who pushed this thing forward. They eliminate the independent to whatever extent something could be independent in California. The independent people who are looking at the gerrymandering.

52:49And then 82 % of the people who voted on this, and it's a huge super majority state for the Democrats, decided it would literally admit it's to stop the GOP. 17 % that said that the lines make sense. 17 % of the people who voted for the thing said that the redistricting line makes sense, but they wanna win and they will do it at all costs. And there's probably a lesson to be learned in that. Here's Donald Trump on Truth Social. The unconstitutional redistricting vote in California is a giant scam in that the entire process, and particularly the voting itself, is rigged. All mail-in ballots where Republicans in that state are shut out is under very serious legal and criminal review.

53:29Stay tuned. Well, Trump, here's where I would say, and I know I guess I'm needling you a little bit here, prove it. If there was something illegal there, you gotta prove it now. Like, is Cali deeply corrupt? Are their voting rolls deeply corrupt? Absolutely. Are there dead people on him for sure? Well, the last time I voted in California, when I literally took out my ID to show the guy, he was like, no, no, no, put it away, Dave Rubin. Now he knew who I was. So he goes, Dave, I don't need to see yours, but he didn't need to see anybody's, right? So they have voter ID-less voting. You just have to know someone's name and their address.

54:02So I could have gone to another polling station and I didn't know my neighbor's name and address and I could have just pretended to be him. It's completely absurd, but Trump, you gotta show me some evidence on it now. Because now that it has happened in California, well, it looks like it's gonna happen in Maryland too. Here's Democrat Governor Westmore. Tell us about this effort. Are you trying to Trump-proof any election rigging? And if so, does that mean you have a partisan agenda in this project? No, it just simply means that I want to make sure that Maryland has fair maps come next November when people vote.

54:37And, you know, and just to remind people why we are here, the reason that we are even in this situation is Donald Trump decided that he wanted to try to rig elections because he knew that his policies weren't popular. So he started picking and choosing which states that he thought should go through processes to determine whether or not they had fair maps. And as soon as this happened, I was just very clear that if we were going to have a mid-cycle conversation, national conversation about who has fair maps, that there was no way that Maryland was going to sit on their hands. OK. You know what?

55:11I'm not even going to blame anybody right now. I'm not going to blame Trump and I'm not going to blame the Democrats or anyone else. I'm just going to lay out what the issue is right now, which is that if states, if the people in power in any state, whether it is red or blue, can decide at any given point, basically, to redraw maps so that it suits them, it is quite literally the end of democracy as we know it. Because no one that is ever in power will be like, you know what? I'm not going to do that. So we have opened a Pandora's box here and we're in a lot of trouble. Now, the unfortunate part of all of this isn't just that we're ushering in communism with the dash of jihad.

55:53It's that there is so much goodness to talk about. And one of the things I have consistently tried to do on this show every day, and it has not been that hard to do because it's real and it's true, is point out Trump's wins. And there have been a ton of them. And unfortunately, I suppose, a certain amount of young people or a certain amount of people in general have been brainwashed in Trump derangement syndrome and Hitler this and all, and distracted by everything else and brain broken by TikTok, and they don't see it. But here is Caroline Levitt yesterday laying out some of Trump's second term accomplishments.

56:27In other news, tomorrow will mark the one year anniversary of President Trump's historic election victory, where he won nearly 80 million votes, the popular vote in all seven swing states. This was the ultimate poll on November 5th. In less than 10 short months, President Trump signed the largest middle-class tax cut in history, including no tax on tips, overtime, and social security to put more money back into the pockets of the American people. The president ended the southern border invasion of the Biden administration, made our border the most secure in history, and he is carrying out The largest mass deportation campaign of illegal aliens in our nation's history to protect our homeland, just as promised.

57:12President Trump has aggressively taken on drug cartels by declaring them as foreign terrorist organizations and even blowing up narco-terrorists who have tried to poison the American people with fentanyl and other illegal narcotics. INFLATION HAS REMAINED LOW AND STEADY, AVERAGING JUST 2.5 % COMPARED TO THE PAINFUL AVERAGE OF 5 % UNDER BIDEN, AND WE KNOW IT WAS HISTORICALLY HIGHER THAN THAT FOR MOST OF PRESIDENT BIDEN'S TERM. THE PRESIDENT HAS RESTORED AMERICA'S PLACE AS THE LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD THROUGH HIS UNWAVERING PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH FOREIGN POLICY THAT HAS ALREADY ENDED EIGHT WARS AND COUNTING.

57:48AND THE PRESIDENT ENDED ILLEGAL DEI INITIATIVES IN OUR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND IS RETURNING OUR country to a merit-based society based on common sense. So look guys, you know it. You know it because you watch this show. I know a lot of other shows, including some on the right, don't talk about his wins, but there are massive, massive wins and you cannot clean it all up in 11 months. But this is now an interesting moment. Whether we like it or not, whether it is fair or not, or anything else, a certain set of people, particularly young people, particularly in blue states think that the thing is not working for them.

58:25And in some way they might be right. So the challenge for the president now before these midterms is kind of what JD just tweeted out. This, and it's exactly what Vivek said, and it's exactly what I've been saying on this show, something as it pertains to the economy and making young people feel like this works, this magical precious system that we have, that it actually works. And sometimes it doesn't work as well. And sometimes it does. But you got to get that imagination going again and showing them that it works and that if they if they play fairly and they're part of it and they work hard, that they will succeed.

58:58Otherwise, things will get much worse at scale across the country. Charlie Kirk, one more time. This is yet another distress signal by young people to say, hey, if you're not going to fix our life economically, we're going to get very radical politically. But let's take a step back. President Trump won the youth vote in many states across the country, in many battleground states. Now, Tucker, 12, 13 years ago when I started Turning Point, if you would have told me that a Republican running for the presidency would be winning the youth vote in Michigan and in Arizona, I'd say no way. It's an incomprehensible accomplishment of what President Trump was able to do.

59:34One of the reasons he was able to win younger voters and younger men, especially in big numbers, is that they were trying to get their leader's attention. They said, hey, this guy, Donald Trump, he is pledging to go fix our economic anxiety. He is loud. He is going to get your attention. Donald Trump was a distress signal by a lot of young people, especially young men that were stuck in a credit centric renter economy. And again, this is what is the rise of Mom Donnie. It's just another iteration of this only from the left. Okay, so all of this is not to blame Trump, but he now has an opportunity.

1:00:12And I think if Donald Trump knows one thing, it's a little something about branding and probably rebranding. And maybe something about MAGA now has to be rebranded so people can start realizing that this thing can work for you and does work for you. I want to end on a slightly different note here because obviously what we are seeing is a further separation of kind of blue and red states. And as I've been saying on this show, you know, a lot of what we're seeing is not just blue and red. It's not just liberal and conservative. It's urban versus suburban, meaning urban people want much more control over their lives.

1:00:49And there's lots of reasons for it. They need to be more dependent on systems because they can't grow their own food because they live in apartments and they don't have access to certain things and a series of things. But the founders did do something magical in this. They did many magical things. one of the magical things that they did was the Federalist Papers. So I want to quote John Jay in Federalist Paper number two here. Listen to this. Nothing is more certain than the indispensable necessity of government, and it is equally undeniable that whenever and however it is instituted, the people must cede to it some of their natural rights in order to vest it with requisite powers.

1:01:27It has often given me pleasure to observe that independent America was not composed of detached and distant territories, but that one connected, fertile, wide-spreading country was the portion of our Western sons. Providence has in a particular manner blessed it with a variety of soils and productions, and watered it with innumerable streams. A people descended from the same ancestors, speaking the same language, professing the same religion, attached to the same principles of government, and very similar in their manners and customs. this country and this people seem to have been made for each other and it appears as if it was the design of Providence an inheritance so proper and convenient for a band of brethren should never be split into a number of unsocial jealous and alien sovereignties so as they are writing the Federalist papers which are designed to show us why we should have these laboratories of democracies and that most of the things that govern your lives should be relegated to the states themselves.

1:02:30There you have John Jay talking about all the things that actually should bring us together. Because if we don't have those things, we will end up thinking about the identity politics version of all of this, which is exactly what is being sold to us through the socialists, well, through the socialists and the Marxists and everything else. So I will leave you on this rather, I guess it's been sort of a black pill show, but I think we've offered some white poll moments here. I would also say that I saw an article this morning. Well, I saw an article yesterday that said 1 million people are planning, assuming Mondami leaves, to leave New York City.

1:03:08And we'll see where they have to generate the tax revenue and everything else. There's been some updates on that. And people are saying somewhere between 700 and a million. We're already seeing poly markets calling for huge amounts of people to leave and everything else. But we do have states' rights. And if you are upset and you live in New York, you can leave. And that's the beauty of America, because you don't have to leave America. You can go to places where your life will be valued, where your family can flourish. One of those places is Florida. Now, I don't know if this is AI or not. I'm a simple man.

1:03:38But if you're coming here, just warning to you guys, we do things a little bit differently. We'll throw to this video. And then we've got a postgame show, rubenreport.locals.com. Thanks for watching. I want to issue a friendly warning to New Yorkers considering moving to Florida in light of recent events. First, we are digging a moat along Florida's border and putting alligators in it to separate ourselves from the others. Second, we're implementing a 1 % entry tax where your money will be put towards Florida's infrastructure. Third, if you're tired of the protesters in New York, you can plow right through them here.

1:04:10Next, and I know this is a culture shock, but we don't have porn in our elementary school libraries. And finally, we have no state income tax. But since you're generous liberals, feel free to donate whatever you like to Florida. Thank you for your attention to this matter.