The Charlie Kirk Show Lessons from Asia + What's Wrong with Gen Z Women?
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Sep 8, 2025 
Megan Basham, a culture reporter and author of 'Shepherds for Sale,' shares insights on shifting values among Gen Z women, highlighting a troubling trend away from family priorities. Vivek Ramaswamy, running for governor of Ohio, emphasizes the need for stringent law enforcement in light of rising urban crime, advocating for conservative leadership. Alex Marlow, editor-in-chief of Breitbart News, critiques media narratives surrounding violence, especially concerning underreported cases like the murder of a Ukrainian refugee, questioning societal reactions tied to race.
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Seoul's Unexpected Order
- Charlie Kirk recounts walking six miles in downtown Seoul and finding spotless, orderly streets and public transit.
- He contrasts that experience with U.S. cities, calling Seoul a different "planetary reality."
Trust, Identity, And Public Order
- Charlie links national safety to immigration and criminal policy, arguing third-world migration erodes public order.
- He suggests South Korea and Japan avoid those issues and therefore maintain safer cities.
Charlotte Murder And Repeat Arrests
- Charlie recounts the Charlotte killing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska and emphasizes the suspect's 14 prior arrests.
- He argues progressive criminal justice policies let repeat offenders remain free and cause such tragedies.
