The Charlie Kirk Show Women Fleeing America + Abolish Property Taxes?
Nov 18, 2025
Libby Emmons, an editor and commentator, explores why 40% of young women express a desire to leave America. She discusses cultural factors and media influences that contribute to this sentiment. Emmons also links women's professional success to feelings of loneliness, suggesting deeper satisfaction may come from traditional roles. The conversation shifts as they debate Ron DeSantis's controversial proposal to abolish property taxes, weighing its impact on different demographics and the broader implications for housing and tax policy.
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Young Women Express High Desire To Emigrate
- 40% of women aged 15–44 say they want to leave the U.S., reflecting widespread dissatisfaction among young women.
- Libby Emmons ties this to poor civic education, cultural relativism, and underappreciation of American advantages.
Equality Didn't Guarantee Fulfillment
- Libby argues women chased equality and power but are finding career success alone often leaves emotional gaps.
- She links maternal instincts and societal messaging as drivers of their dissatisfaction.
Regulation Drives Much Of Housing Cost
- Turner says excessive regulation accounts for 20–40% of housing construction costs and constrains supply.
- He frames tearing down local and federal regulations as central to solving affordability.