The Charlie Kirk Show

The legal maneuvering around "Maryland Dad" Kilmar Abrego Garcia is obscuring an essential truth: This illegal immigrant is already present in the one country he has the right to be, El Salvador. Charlie explains. Then, with a Canadian election just days away, Charlie talks to Maxime Bernier, head of the only authentically conservative party in the race. Become a member at members.charliekirk.com! Get new merch at charliekirkstore.com!Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Anne Funder, a devoted mother and advocate against fentanyl trafficking, shares the heartbreaking story of her son Weston, who lost his life to fentanyl poisoning. She highlights the urgent need for political action and better border policies to combat the fentanyl crisis, emphasizing its devastating impact on families. The conversation also digs into the recent shifts in President Trump’s team, spotlighting their role in preventing potential military conflict with Iran, showcasing a blend of personal tragedy and geopolitical tensions.

Dr. Kenneth Calvert, a Professor of History at Hillsdale College, joins to explore the troubling trend of the left prioritizing illegal immigrant criminals over American citizens. He discusses the emotional toll on families affected by crime and critiques the media's neglect of these narratives. The conversation also touches on rising political violence and media bias regarding different ideologies. Additionally, Calvert provides insightful historical context on Easter, linking it to ancient Christianity and pagan customs.

Riley Gaines, a former University of Kentucky swimmer and advocate for women's sports fairness, joins Sean Davis, CEO of The Federalist. They delve into Maine's controversial stance on transgender women in sports, discussing the emotional impact on young female athletes amid changing political tides. The conversation shifts to the ADHD medication crisis affecting boys, questioning treatment efficacy and societal pressures. They highlight the broader implications of gender identity debates and the challenges to free speech in today’s cultural landscape.

Maria Bartiromo, a renowned financial journalist and host on Fox News, joins the discussion on a historic generational shift in political views. They delve into a surprising Yale poll showing young adults leaning Republican by nearly 12 points. The conversation shifts to economic prospects, debating whether a recession is on the horizon and the implications of tariffs on national security. Bartiromo also critiques the Democrats’ controversial stance on immigration, questioning their priorities regarding American safety and foreign gang affiliations.

Mike Davis from the Article 3 Project discusses the intricate legal battles surrounding immigration and the dangers of executive power. Jack Posobiec dives into the controversial Carmelo Anthony case, highlighting the political fallout and media frenzy that ensued after the tragic murder of Austin Metcalf. They also critique current immigration policies and their implications on national security, while examining how these trends reflect the shifting dynamics within the Republican Party. The conversation is sharp, insightful, and packed with relevant political commentary.

Russ Vought, former Director of the Office of Management and Budget under Trump and a fierce advocate for fiscal conservatism, dives into the tug-of-war over Harvard's federal funding and its ideological biases. He and Charlie challenge the acceptance of political violence on campuses and the growing left-wing extremism. They also critique public funding for biased media like NPR and PBS, advocating for significant cuts and reforms to achieve a balanced budget. The discussion emphasizes the urgent need for fiscal responsibility and free speech.

Brian Wesbury, Chief Economist at First Trust LP, delves into the shocking financial maneuvers of the Federal Reserve, questioning where all the money has gone amidst rising inflation. He connects these trends to broader economic implications facing America. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Harmon, co-founder of Angel Studios, shares behind-the-scenes insights into the hit film 'The King of Kings', highlighting the unique community-driven model of filmmaking that engages audiences. Together, they explore how leadership and choices can redefine a nation's future.

Stephen Moore, former Trump senior economic advisor and pro-growth advocate, joins to discuss the intricacies of globalized supply chains. He highlights America's dependency on China for rare earth minerals and critiques the risks of this reliance. The conversation pivots to tax policy, emphasizing the importance of maintaining lower tax rates to foster job growth and economic stability. Moore also touches on the significance of business investments in infrastructure for job creation, and humorously evaluates Trump's health choices in relation to leadership responsibilities.

In a candid chat, Erika Kirk, wife of Charlie Kirk, shares insights on dating, marriage, and faith. They tackle the age-old question of who is more conservative while emphasizing the significance of spiritual compatibility in relationships. Erika and Charlie discuss the pros and cons of dating apps versus traditional dating, and the challenges that modern couples face. Their humorous anecdotes and personal stories shed light on navigating submission in marriage and the vital role of personal growth, especially before parenthood.