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The speaker accuses someone of being a criminal and a coward, expressing frustration that this person avoids conversation and acts smug.
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Speaker 0: Sits here with a smug look on look on his face and runs away when it's my turn to talk. Not only is he a criminal, but he is a coward.
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Megyn Kelly just tore George Stephanopoulos to shreds. https://t.co/EuCxvryagO
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George Stephanopoulos is criticized for defending Bill Clinton against sexual assault allegations while questioning others' support for individuals accused of similar behavior. The transcript highlights Stephanopoulos' role in discrediting Clinton's accusers and his involvement in a smear campaign. The speaker questions Stephanopoulos' double standards and lack of consistency in his approach to sexual assault allegations.
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Speaker 0: What a kind, sensitive man who clearly cares deeply about women and their sexual assault allegations. Thanks for being an ally, George. I see how concerned you are that victims might not come forward if they are publicly attacked by their rapist or his defenders. To be sure, that is a very real concern. It happens all the time, which you know because you invented it.
Remember? When you created a whole command center designed to smear Bill Clinton's sexual assault and rape accusers so you could elevate him right into the presidency. The attorney representing many of Bill's accusers, and there were many, George, Juanita Broderick, Kathleen Willey, Paula Jones, Jennifer Flowers, to name just a few, said you and James Carville at Hillary Clinton's direction formed a so called war room whose purpose was, quote, to destroy any woman that would challenge Bill Clinton. You know the war room? They made a whole movie about it.
George Stephanopoulos, director of communications. Bush was on the defensive. Another good night for Bill Clinton. Three debates, 3 wins. I guarantee you that if you do this, you'll never work in democratic politics again.
Such a tough guy. This attorney points out that you don't like to talk about this particular behavior, George. Maybe that's why you skipped it in your discussion with Nancy Mace. But as you know, private detectives were hired, The women say they were threatened, and they were publicly shamed by you and your well funded team. Did you worry then that this behavior might shame victims from coming forward?
You admitted in your own memoir that Hillary Clinton told you about one accuser, quote, we have to destroy her story. Did you object? Did you say, that's shaming. No. In fact, you later described yourself as Bill Clinton's, quote, enabler.
But, sir, how could you have enabled and defended a man like this, accused by multiple women of sexual assault, rape, and harassment, which brings us to Paula Jones. You were Clinton's attack dog when Jones came forward claiming Bill Clinton had exposed himself to her, that when he was governor of Arkansas, he summoned her through state troopers to a Little Rock, Arkansas hotel room and took out his penis, a charge Clinton denies just as Trump denies E Jean Carroll's allegations against him. What do you think he wanted done with that thing, George? Just a little show and tell? Jones was poor, a graduate of secretarial school, and worked for the state.
She had no power, no connections, and he was the sitting governor. She didn't go to Columbia and Oxford and become a Rhodes Scholar like you, George. She was a nothing to you. Your buddy Carville immediately went after miss Jones infamously saying, if you drag a $100 bill through a trailer park, you never know what you'll find. And you, did you defend Paula Jones saying, we don't shame accusers.
That's wrong. No. You compared Jones to Tonya Harding as, quoting here from The New York Times, just another woman seeking cash for telling a tabloid tale. Fire up that war room, George, and destroy her. Bill Clinton would ultimately pay Paula Jones almost $1,000,000 to settle her civil suit against him, and you remained team Clinton all the way, to say nothing of Juanita Broderick's rape allegation or Kathleen Willey's allegations and more.
But now you, quote, don't understand how Nancy Mace can support a man found liable for sexual assault of 1 woman 30 years ago in a civil trial in which the burden of proof is just 51% likely. My god. How did anyone at ABC think this was a good line of inquiry for George Stephanopoulos of all people to
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The election results are deeply troubling. We now face a Trump administration with significant power, raising concerns for the working class, the elderly, and future generations. Civil rights have regressed, and the 14th Amendment's failure to prevent an insurrection participant from becoming president is alarming. If someone can be president, the stigma against convicted felons in employment should be reconsidered. The healthcare system is at risk, and economic forecasts predict massive debt increases. The election reflects cultural resentment rather than policy issues. Despite the disappointment, there's a commitment to continue fighting for marginalized communities, including LGBTQ individuals, immigrants, and women. Today, we can feel sadness, but the fight for justice will persist.
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Speaker 0: Was red. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It was pretty red last night. I I don't know. I'm profoundly disturbed. I think if you look at the New York Times this morning, the headline was America makes a a perilous choice.
I think that in 2016, we didn't know what we would get from, a Trump administration, but we know now. And, we know now that he will have almost unfettered power. And so I worry not about myself, actually. I don't worry about my station in life. I worry about the working class.
I worry about my mother, a retired teacher. I worry about our elderly and their social security and their Medicare. I worry about my children's future, especially my daughter who now has less rights than I have. And I remember my father telling me many, many years ago that I was the first person in in his family to enjoy full civil rights. And now I have less civil rights than I had when he told me that.
So, again, I'm profoundly disturbed that the 14th amendment of the constitution did not prevent someone who participated in an insurrection from becoming president of the United States. I think that going forward, the convicted felon box, unemployment applications better be taken off. Because if you can be the president of
Speaker 0: the United States, then you should then
Speaker 1: you should not be prevented from employment in this country. Because I remember applying for my jobs as a federal prosecutor, and there was a box for convicted felons.
Speaker 0: Well
Speaker 1: And so that box better better be taken off. And I I think our health care system is now at risk. I think, it's
Speaker 0: fluoride for anyone.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Economists have made clear that, he's going to increase the debt by $7,750,000,000,000. I'm worried about mass deportation and internment camps, and I'm also worried about Elon Musk warning Americans to prepare for temporary hardship. I'm surprised at the results, but I'm not surprised. As a woman of color, I was so hopeful that a mixed race woman married to a Jewish guy could be elected president of this country.
Mhmm. And, I think that it had nothing to do with policy. I think this was a referendum of, cultural resentment in this country.
Speaker 0: Well, I think it, you know, I'm I'm I think it has to do with a lot of things that being one of them. I'm, I'm obviously very disappointed. I'm I'm very sad. I was at the Kamala Harris, headquarters yesterday in Washington, and it was it was a very sad scene. The mood turned immediately.
And, I I tell you, there's, there's a quote I get a lot of inspiration from, and it's got a quote that I read when I was reading about John f Kennedy. And it says, whether I am on the winning or the losing side is not the point with me. It is being on the side where my sympathies lie that matters. And that to me brought me a consolation and inspiration this morning because I have no regrets. Yep.
I worked hard as hell to elect the first black Asian woman president. History slipped through our fingers again. I worked hard as hell for Donald Trump not to be president. But today, unlike Donald Trump and his followers, I acknowledge that he won. Mhmm.
I hope for the best for our country, and I make a commitment to our LGBTQ, to our immigrants, to our elderly, to our young girls, to the women, that we will not stop fighting. We can be sad today. Yeah. Today, we can be sad.
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We're still here. I saw people living their lives today—mailmen, families, just everyday activities.
But what you witnessed seems contradictory. For years, you and the media have painted Trump as a dictator, comparing him to Hitler and his supporters to Nazis. Now, after his election, you're saying Americans are moving on with their lives?
Joy, you mentioned that if elected, Trump would jail you and Whoopi for being comedians, which is absurd. Yet, here you all are, seemingly unaffected. If you truly believed what you claimed about Trump, this wouldn't be the case. I don't understand.
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Speaker 0: We're still here. People I I when I got out of the car today, I saw mailmen, people with their kids. I saw people living their lives, and that's what we have to do.
Speaker 1: Well, Wolfie, what you saw with your own eyes is pretty much impossible because at least for the past 4 years, every single one of you on this show, including your friends in the mainstream media, you told Americans that Trump is like Hitler. You compared his supporters to Nazis. You called him a fascist, a racist, a dictator. And now that he is elected, you're telling me that Americans are going on with their lives? Like, why are you even sitting here?
Joy, you said if elected, Trump will put you and Whoopi in jail for being comedians, unfunny comedians, I should add. Maybe that should be a crime. I don't know. But all of you are sitting here, and you are just fine. And that should not be the case if you really believed what you said about Trump.
I don't understand.
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MSNBC is FREAKING OUT about Trump's new AG Pam Bondi. Phenomenal sign. https://t.co/ESYDfWq8nt
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Pam Bondi is a competent choice for her role, despite differing ideological views. Her experience in immigration policy is notable, especially given Florida's aggressive stance on deportation and migrant management. She has implemented various laws affecting students and education funding, making her a formidable figure. This effectiveness poses a greater concern than the potential missteps of someone like Matt Gaetz, despite his questionable moral background. The discussion will also delve into her record on civil rights, LGBTQ rights, and other critical issues relevant to the Department of Justice, which were significant campaign topics this election cycle.
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Speaker 0: Pam Bonnie is exactly what I was saying in the last segment that we should all fear because she's competent. We may not agree with her ideologically, but she actually knows how to do this job. So if anyone on the Democratic side or anyone who cared about liberty or justice was thinking, well, maybe Matt Gates will screw this up and that'll give us some time. No. Pam Bondi knows what she's doing.
She knows what she's doing about immigration. Remember, Florida is one of those states that's been very aggressive about migrants and deportation and moving people to different states and everything else like that. Florida has enacted all sorts of rules and laws to, to curtail students and and what they can do on campuses and and and finding legal justifications for manipulating education money. She is a dangerous and effective pick, and that's frankly worse than what we would have got with Matt Gaetz even with the deplorable moral background that he has.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And I wanna discuss that, with a little more depth with both of you, including her record on civil rights, LGBTQ rights, and other issues that are front and center at the DOJ, in which we know were also big campaign issues this cycle.
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REPORTER: "Why nominate Linda McMahon if you're going to get rid of the Education Dept?" TRUMP: "I told Linda, I hope you do a great job & put yourself out of a job. I want her to put herself out of a job." ABOLISH THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION https://t.co/vPJ69Own04
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Linda McMahon's nomination for Education Secretary aims to improve the U.S. education system, which ranks last globally despite high spending per pupil. The goal is to empower states to manage their own schools and promote school choice. By decentralizing education, states like Iowa and Indiana, which are well-managed, could achieve better results comparable to top-performing countries like Denmark and Sweden. The proposal includes breaking down large districts into smaller, more manageable units to enhance efficiency. The current system is costly and ineffective, and with these changes, the U.S. could significantly improve its educational standing.
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Speaker 0: And on the education department, why nominate Linda McMahon to be the education department secretary if you're getting covered with the education department?
Speaker 1: Because I told Linda, Linda, I hope you do a great job and put yourself out of a job. I want her to put herself out of a job. Education department. So we're ranked number 40 out of 40 schools. Right?
We're ranked number one in cost per pupil. So we spend more per pupil than any other country in the world, and we're ranked at the bottom of the list. We're ranked very badly. And what I wanna do is let the states run schools. I believe strongly in school choice.
But in addition to that, I want the states to run schools, and I want Linda to put herself out of a job.
Speaker 0: So do you want to think that's something that you want to do with an executive order or you can ask them to get out of Congress to
Speaker 1: do it? I'd like to be able to look, if I could give the schools back to Iowa and Idaho and Indiana and all these places that run properly. There's many of them, I think. So if you look at the list, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, believe it or not, China's doing very well on that list, a list of well educated, you know, where they run their school system well. You have a lot of countries, not surprising names.
I think that if you moved our schools into some of these states that are really well run states, they would be as good as Denmark and Norway and Sweden and some of the other states. And then you'd have the laggards and you know who they are, and I have to go to it. But, you'd have the laggards, the same laggards that are laggards with everything else, including Prime. But even then, you'll break it into systems. As an example, if you went to New York, you go to West Chester County, you go to Dutchess County, you go to Suffolk and Long Island, and Nassau and Long Island, you have maybe six or seven locations, and you have New York City, which would include the five boroughs.
And I think even that would run much better than it does right now. Same thing with Los Angeles or California. You'd have Riverside. You'd have you'd break it up into six or seven, but most of them would be states and you'd have one. Like in Iowa, you give it to the state of Iowa, you give it to the state of Indiana, you give it these are really well run states.
They don't have debt. They don't have problems. They don't have any crimes, you know, relatively speaking to speak up. And you would have education that would be the equivalent of Norway and Denmark and various other places that are at the top of the list. So we're at the bottom of the list and we're the most expensive.
We're at the top of the list when it comes to cost for people. We spend more money per pupil than any other nation in the world, and yet we're rated number 40. The last ratings came out, you saw them. So they they talk about 40 countries. We're rated number 40.
And I say that if we did this, we would we would go twenty, thirty notches up. We could do great, and we would have some of the best districts in the world.
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🚨BREAKING: Rep. Maxine Waters and other Democrat Congress members are staging an insurrection at the Dept of Education over Trump and Elon Musk, but they’re getting the door slammed in their faces. https://t.co/4QbgT0ku1Z
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Members of Congress are confronting private security blocking their access to the Department of Education. They question whether the security personnel were instructed to prevent them from entering. The Congress members emphasize their roles as elected representatives advocating for children, particularly those with disabilities, and express frustration over the lack of transparency and access. They highlight the contradiction of allowing billionaires into the building while denying entry to lawmakers. The situation escalates as they assert their right to advocate for the public and demand accountability from those in charge. The Congress members stress that they are not a threat and are simply trying to fulfill their responsibilities.
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Speaker 0: Do they know the way that people are moving?
Speaker 1: Max, ask the question again. That's important. Were you told are you making this decision to stand in front of this door on your own behalf, on behalf of Department of Education, or were you told to come out here and block numbers of content and write the dots? Dear minds are off.
Speaker 2: So everybody's What is that?
Speaker 3: We're doing our jobs.
Speaker 4: We're trying to say
Speaker 0: We're trying to say We're trying to say Show me your ID.
Speaker 1: Were you told to spam here, or did you decide to stand here and block members of Congress from other sources of education? Access.
Speaker 2: To federal well-being. Who says
Speaker 0: that you're not the private
Speaker 2: members of congress.
Speaker 0: Members of congress. Or maybe he doesn't understand. Do you
Speaker 2: not understand? Private security contractors is making the decision to block members of congress from asset from a public access entrance.
Speaker 3: I don't think he knows
Speaker 2: You have the authority as a private security contractor to block members of congress. That that that has been knighted and granted to you.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure
Speaker 0: if you have
Speaker 2: You have
Speaker 1: to at least let us go to the desk. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Okay. And when it goes to the
Speaker 0: desk, there's many different
Speaker 3: questions to change.
Speaker 4: Who told you to do this? Open the door. I see it now.
Speaker 0: So do you do you understand who members
Speaker 3: of congress are?
Speaker 0: I got it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And you
Speaker 3: don't care. Huawei then.
Speaker 0: I got a job over there.
Speaker 3: You don't care. We have the job to do. We're not dangerous people. We're not I don't know. We're members of congress.
There are no thieves and thugs out here. We're members of congress. We're parents. We're teachers.
Speaker 0: Each in the bible
Speaker 2: says 400
Speaker 0: right now.
Speaker 1: You were elected to this. This is our job.
Speaker 0: This is our job. This is
Speaker 3: our job. We're doing our job.
Speaker 1: Oh, wow. You're securing this building against who?
Speaker 3: Members of congress. Members of congress. Who are you taking?
Speaker 2: The people. This is the beginning of full transparency of this administration. That's right. The administration that talked about they're gonna open the doors to all of the these things and and show the American public what is going on. Grants They won't even open the door to this building, to members of congress.
We are not posing any threat here. No. No. We are not dangerous people. We have not done any Let us try to request a meeting, and they won't they have a private security contractor who, on his own, is making decisions on behalf of the Department of Education.
Speaker 0: We are not at the partnership with Hayes, which is saying is they're not they allow billionaires and his minions to come in to this
Speaker 2: building. I don't know who he is, but I know who I am. And I'm a member of congress with oversight responsibilities trying to request a meeting, and a private security contractor is not allowing me to enter the building. And what do
Speaker 0: you say about billionaires go in this building but not the access representatives. They have all billionaires and their cronies still lying, but not there's a lack of transparency here. The members of congress, the people of representatives are not allowed in. This is not transparent.
Speaker 1: They're locking our kids down.
Speaker 3: Well, they not only are they not
Speaker 1: letting us sit, now they've called the Department of Homeland Security.
Speaker 3: We are members of Congress
Speaker 0: here to talk. We have a
Speaker 1: big Department of Education,
Speaker 3: and they're
Speaker 0: treating kids deserve to have a go away and fight for them.
Speaker 1: This is a calling.
Speaker 0: Children of this country deserve
Speaker 3: that,
Speaker 0: This is an economic institution. This is not Russia.
Speaker 4: Let the camera see him. Let the camera see him.
Speaker 1: What is
Speaker 4: he? This this man is a contractor.
Speaker 3: We are
Speaker 1: members of congress.
Speaker 3: Come in. They're blocking us.
Speaker 4: You see this man here who is a federal employee, he told us.
Speaker 3: No. He's not.
Speaker 4: Are you a federal employee?
Speaker 0: No. No.
Speaker 4: He said he's a federal employee. We pay him. We raise money to make sure that we have a department of education. Everybody that's hired at the department of education are here because we pay for them to be here. He's standing here today blocking the door, and he can't give us a good reason why he's blocking this door.
Speaker 1: Make sure they see right here all access entrance.
Speaker 3: Well, I think it should be clear to parents in The United States. If you wanna advocate on behalf of your children, you are not allowed to come into this building where you pay taxes. Parents who have children who are disabled, access is being blocked. You voted. You voted for members of congress to to advocate on behalf of your children, children with disabilities, for young women who have been victims of sexual assault in our classrooms, on our school grounds.
Members of OCR are fighting for your children. We are not not allowed in the building to talk to them. We are not allowed to advocate on behalf of America's children. America, we have a problem.
Speaker 4: Everybody stand back. Alright.
Speaker 2: So this is the Department of Education. You've got
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BREAKING: Democrats are trying to storm the Department of Education! Maxine Waters and Maxwell Frost are trying to force their way past the guards. At one point, Waters asks the guards if they have firearms and if they will shoot them. Is this an insurrection? https://t.co/WBN9bxD1uF
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Members of Congress are being denied entry to the Department of Education by a private security contractor. They express frustration, stating they are elected representatives trying to advocate for their constituents, including children with disabilities. The security personnel claim they are following orders, but Congress members argue that they should have access to the building to fulfill their oversight responsibilities. They highlight the lack of transparency and accountability, noting that while they are blocked, billionaires can enter freely. The situation escalates as they call for attention to the issue, emphasizing the importance of their role in advocating for the public, particularly for vulnerable families.
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Speaker 0: Right now, you're looking live at the Department of Education, members of Congress. They're being denied entry into the building. The doors are locked. There's a security guard there. I'm guessing that's who's in the brown, tan looking shirt, but we don't know for sure.
They're having a tense conversation.
Speaker 1: Doing our job. We're trying to say
Speaker 0: Kinda wanna listen in for a second here.
Speaker 1: Show him your ID. Were you told to stand here, or did you decide to stand here and block members of Congress from Edison? Access.
Speaker 2: To the federal bill 19
Speaker 1: You said that you're out of my bedroom. Know. We're allowed in there.
Speaker 2: So a private security contractor.
Speaker 1: Do you do you
Speaker 2: understand. A private security contractor is making the decision to block members of congress from asset from a public access entrance. I don't think he knows. You have the authority as a private security contractor to block members of congress. That that that has been knighted and granted to you.
You have you have
Speaker 1: you have to at least let us go to the desk.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's made a first month. Who told you to do this?
Speaker 1: Open the door. I see you. So do you do you understand who numbers are trying to do?
Speaker 3: We're we're we're we're we're
Speaker 1: we're then. In charge of it. You don't care. We have a block in there. We're not dangerous people.
We're not I don't know. Security, There are no thieves and thugs out here. We're members of congress. With identification. We're teachers.
Speaker 3: Each is the bible
Speaker 1: There's our ID. Hundred. Right there.
Speaker 2: You were elected.
Speaker 1: This is our job. I've never seen one. This is our job. We're doing our job.
Speaker 3: Oh, wow.
Speaker 1: You're securing this building against who? Members of Congress. Members of Congress. For all
Speaker 2: you protecting me, it's members of the temple So this is the beginning of full transparency of this administration. That's right. The administration that talked about they're gonna open the doors to all of the these things that have and show the American public what is going on. They don't even open the door to this building, to members of congress. We are not posing any threat here.
Now we are not dangerous people. We have not done anything. We're trying to request a meeting, and they won't they have a private security contractor who, on his own, is making decisions on behalf of the Department of Education.
Speaker 1: We are not being able to work. Hayes at the office. They allow billionaires and his minions to come in to these buildings?
Speaker 2: I don't know who he is, but I know who I am. And I'm a member of congress with oversight responsibilities trying to request a meeting, and a private security contractor is not allowing me to enter
Speaker 1: the bill. They're all billionaires going on building, but not the people's representatives.
Speaker 3: They're all billionaires
Speaker 1: and their cronies, they're lying, but not there's a lack of transparency here. Members of congress, the people's representatives are not allowed in. This is not transparent.
Speaker 2: They're locking our
Speaker 3: kids up. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, not only are they not letting us in, now they've called the Department of the Homeland Security. We are members of congress here at
Speaker 3: the top Really?
Speaker 2: The Department of Education, and they're treating
Speaker 1: The kids deserve to have a way to fight for them. That's a calling. Children of this country deserve that battle.
Speaker 3: This is a public institution.
Speaker 1: This is not Russia.
Speaker 3: Let the cameras see him. Let the cameras.
Speaker 1: Who is he? This this man right here. We are members of congress. Come in. They're blocking us.
Speaker 3: See this man here who is a federal employee, he told us.
Speaker 1: No. He's not.
Speaker 3: Are you a federal employee?
Speaker 1: No. Not us.
Speaker 3: No. He said he's a federal employee. We pay him. We raise money to make sure that we have a department of education. Everybody that's hired at the department of education are here because we pay for them to be here.
He's standing here today blocking the door, and he can't give us a good reason why he's blocking this door.
Speaker 1: Make sure they see right here all access entrance. Well, I think it should be clear to parents in The United States. If you wanna advocate on behalf of your children, you are not allowed to come into this building where you pay taxes. Parents who have children who are disabled, access is being blocked. You voted.
You voted for members of congress to to advocate on behalf of your children, children with disabilities, for young women who have been victims of sexual assault in our classrooms, on our school grounds. Members of OCR are fighting for your children. We are not allowed in the building to talk to them. We are not allowed to advocate on behalf of America's children. America, we have a problem.
Speaker 3: Now everybody stand back
Speaker 1: and let
Speaker 3: the cameras see. They're calling all of these gun loading people out on us.
Speaker 2: Right here.
Speaker 3: They're calling them out on us. Look look behind this door. Who do you see back there? The doors will open. Do they have guns on them?
Yes. Do they have guns? Weapons. Yes. Are they prepared to shoot us?
Yes. We want in. Door. How long it says on the door?
Speaker 1: All it says is it. Said all in. All in. Government.
Speaker 4: I'm a member of congress. I'm chair of the progressive caucus. I'm vice ranking member of the education committee, and the baseline responsibility of the congress is to oversee our federal agencies. Each and every one of us have been in this building and through these doors. But, of course, as soon as we get word that Elon Musk and Donald Trump wanna shut down the Department of Education, suddenly they don't wanna let members of congress in that ask questions.
Musk and the Republicans, they say they're supposedly about saving us money, bringing transparency, seeing where the dollars really go. No. They're the ones that lock the doors and make sure that your elected representatives can't even ask questions. We can't ask questions.
Speaker 3: That they're responsible for all of the student loans in this country?
Speaker 4: They I hear that they wanna cut those student loans and give them
Speaker 1: as tax cuts to their
Speaker 3: billionaire friends. And are they aware of title one where mothers are getting up going to work for minimum wages, and they cannot afford the education that the billionaires have for their children. And we tried to help them by giving money to this kind of person here and the people who work here, including all of the people in this country and those title one families who need some help, both in urban areas and rural areas and mothers who can't even afford the childcare that they need for their children while they're taking these jobs, making minimum wages. And we're helping them with title one, and this man is blocking the door. He says he's a federal employee.
He won't tell us who gave him permission to do this. All he knows is he's gonna stand here and tell the members of congress who are elected, who vote for the funding for all of them in this building and for the student loans and for the title one families. He's gonna tell us that we can't come in and talk with anybody.
Speaker 1: Is that right? Does this remind you of
Speaker 0: Alright. We are watching what is
Speaker 1: an an epic seat.
Speaker 0: We have members of congress
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President Trump sits for Super Bowl interview with bret baier. https://t.co/H0WCQCVMOR
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Happy Super Bowl! It’s an iconic day for the country. My administration is moving quickly; we've made significant changes in border policy, cracked down on crime, addressed fairness in women’s sports, and reformed energy policy. Unlike my previous term, I now have stronger support and a more effective team. A recent lawsuit attempting to restrict Elon Musk’s government efficiency efforts is misguided; we need to tackle fraud, waste, and abuse in agencies like USAID. Tariffs on Canada and Mexico are achieving results in border security and drug interdiction, but more is needed. Making Canada the 51st state is a real possibility to address our trade deficit. While inflation may be a concern, my policies will ultimately lead to a stronger economy. Bringing the country together requires success, and I’m committed to that goal. I predict a Kansas City Super Bowl win! The Trump dance phenomenon is unexpected but shows the enthusiasm surrounding my rallies.
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Speaker 0: Welcome to Mar A Lago, the winter White House in Palm Beach, Florida. We're pleased to be joined by the forty fifth and forty seventh president of The United States, Donald J. Trump. Mister President, thanks for having us.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Happy Super Bowl.
Speaker 0: Thank you. You know, you are going to be the first sitting president to attend a Super Bowl. It's a big day for America, always is. What made you wanna do it?
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, I'm very surprised to hear that. I would have assumed many presidents came. But, I think just the spirit of the country, the country's taken on a whole new life. I thought it would be a good thing for the country to have the president be at the game.
Speaker 0: It was an
Speaker 1: iconic day. It's an iconic day. It's gonna be a great game, two great teams. And, let's see what happens.
Speaker 0: You know, it seems the first days of this administration are like a no huddle offense. You know, plays going down the field one after another. There's a long list of things you've already got done in three weeks. Big border policy changes, ice crackdowns on criminals, taking biological men out of women and girls sports, big energy policy changes. So what's different with you and your administration?
The difference between the forty fifth president and the forty seventh president.
Speaker 1: Well, with the forty fifth, I had tremendous opposition, but I didn't know people, and I didn't have, the kind of support that I needed. I put people in office, some great, some really great ones. But I had some that I wouldn't have put. I would have, you know, known better if it were a couple of years later or if I had a little more experience in DC. I was a New York person, not a DC person.
And I had a lot of opposition. I just noticed that I looked on the stage for the recent inauguration, and I'm looking. It's like a who's who of Washington. Well, if you look on the stage for
Speaker 0: the first one, it was just the opposite. So some of your your plays have raised some questions and had some pushbacks. 19 states attorneys general filed a lawsuit. And early Saturday, a judge agreed with them to restrict Elon Musk and his government efficiency team, Doge, from accessing Treasury Department payment and data systems. They said there was a risk of irreparable harm.
What do you make of that? And does that slow you down on what you wanna do?
Speaker 1: No. I disagree with it a %. I think it's crazy. And, we have to solve the efficiency problem. We have to solve the fraud, waste, abuse, all the things that have gone in under the government.
You take a look at the USAID, the kind of fraud in there that
Speaker 0: we have to make it stop.
Speaker 1: Well, we're talking about hundreds of millions of dollars of money that's going to places where it shouldn't be going, where if I read a list, you'd say this is ridiculous, and you've read the same list, and there are many that you haven't even seen. It's crazy. It's a big scam. Now there's some good money, and we can do that through, any one of a number.
Speaker 0: I think I'd rather give
Speaker 1: it to Marco Rubio over at the state department. Let him take care of the few good ones. So I don't know if it's kickbacks or what's going on, but the people look, I ran on this, and the people want me to find it. And I've had a great help with Elon Musk, who's been terrific. Bottom line, you say you
Speaker 0: trust him.
Speaker 1: Trust Elon? Oh, he's not gaining anything. In fact, I wonder how he can devote the time to it. He's so into it. But I told him do that.
Then I'm gonna tell him very soon, like, maybe in twenty four hours, to go check the Department of Education. He's gonna find the same thing. Then I'm gonna go go to the military. Let's check the military. We're gonna find billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse, but I campaigned on this, Brett.
Speaker 0: You announced, tariffs on Canada and Mexico. You immediately got action from both of them on border security and drug interdiction. A lot of it. Is that good enough?
Speaker 1: Is that
Speaker 0: good enough?
Speaker 1: No. It's not good enough.
Speaker 0: So more needed in
Speaker 1: thirty days. Something has to happen. It's not sustainable, and I'm changing it.
Speaker 0: You know, the prime minister said this weekend to a group of Canadian businessmen, he was at private meeting, he said, that your wish for Canada to be the fifty first state is a, quote, real thing. Is it
Speaker 1: a real thing? Yeah. It is. I think Canada would be much better off paying a fifty first state because we lose $200,000,000,000 a year with Canada, and I'm not gonna let that happen. It's too much.
Why are we paying $200,000,000,000 a year essentially in subsidy to Canada? Now if they're a fifty first state, I don't mind doing it.
Speaker 0: You said the tariff is a beautiful word. There are some signs in the markets, consumer confidence, that they're a little jittery. So if all goes to plan, when do you think families would be able to feel prices going down? Groceries, energy, or are you kind of saying to them, hang on. Inflation may get worse until it gets better.
Speaker 1: No. I think we're gonna become a rich look. We're not that rich right now. We owe $36,000,000,000,000 That's because we let all these nations take advantage of us. Same thing, like, 200,000,000,000 with Canada.
We owe 300 we have a deficit with Mexico of $350,000,000,000. I'm not gonna do that. I'm not gonna let that happen.
Speaker 0: Sports has always been something that Americans rally around. They come together. They really do. You won the popular vote. You won all the swing states.
Have you thought about how to try to bring the country together to reach out or to find common ground? Have you thought about that or how that might go?
Speaker 1: I'd love to do it. But, I would say this. We have to, come together. But to come together, there's only one thing that's gonna do it, and that's massive success. Success will bring the country together, but it's hard.
And I say it's hard. I just signed a bill allowing for women not to have to be punished by men in sports. In other words, men are not gonna be allowed to play in sports against women. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 0: You're a sports guy. You're a football fan. Size up these two teams.
Speaker 1: I'm a big fan of both teams. They're sort of different. In Philadelphia, you have one of the greatest running backs, Saquon. You know, Saquon had an uncle who's a great fighter, great fighter. And I ran Barkley, his name was.
So you have a great running back. You really have a great quarterback? The other team, the quarterback really knows how to win. He's a great, great quarterback.
Speaker 0: So game prediction?
Speaker 1: I I hate to do it. I just say that I watched this great quarterback who is has, by the way, a phenomenal wife. Okay? She's a Trump fan. She's a MAGA fan.
So I happen to love her. Okay? But she's a great person. I I watched her being interviewed. I said, well, it's pretty good.
But she's great. And he's great. I guess you have to say that when a quarterback wins as much as he's won, I have to go with Kansas City. I have to go with Kansas City. At the same time, Philadelphia has a fantastic it's gonna be
Speaker 0: just a great game. Finally, listen. You are the most recognized person in the world, likely the most imitated person in the world. Every comedian has Donald Trump imitation. Everyone.
But now you have UFC fighters winning fights, NFL players doing the Trump dance. Yeah. Did you ever think that was gonna be a thing?
Speaker 1: No. I didn't. I mean, we do these rallies. They've always been great, but they got really great. And it's just I don't know what it is.
I try and walk off sometimes without dancing, and I can't. I have to dance because it's
Speaker 0: just got something special about it. Mister president, thanks for the time.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Enjoy the game.
Speaker 0: You can see the rest of the interview on a host of other topics on special report Monday on Fox News channel. The meantime, we'll send it back to our Fox team in New Orleans after a short break to the kickoff of Super Bowl fifty nine.
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I’m excited about the confirmation of Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education, who has launched a "Final Mission" to return education control to the states and eliminate bureaucratic excess. I believe the Department of Education has failed and shifted our educational system to the left, influencing curriculums through grants and accountability measures without direct authority. This indirect control has led to a curriculum that I view as Marxist. It’s time to dismantle this influence completely for the sake of our children’s education.
@WCdispatch_ - Walter Curt
🚨BREAKING: Newly Confirmed Secretary of Education, Linda McMahon, within minutes of being confirmed launches "Final Mission" of the Department of Education. "Send it back to The States." In her letter, obtained by Fox, she will be informing all Department of Education Employees that she will be leading this final mission: "Our job is to respect the will of the American people and the President they elected, who has tasked us with accomplishing the elimination of bureaucratic bloat here at the Department of Education—a momentous final mission—quickly and responsibly." Tear it down. This is what I voted for. 🇺🇸
@WCdispatch_ - Walter Curt
🚨WHY is this important? The Department of Education (ED) has failed in its mission, but worse has shifted everything in the educational system to the left. Every curriculum, every research discipline. ED shapes public school curriculums indirectly through a combination of grants, research, and accountability tied to standards, though it lacks the authority to directly write or mandate them due to state control under the 10th Amendment and laws like ESSA (2015). The defenders of the agency claim that means it’s “up to the states,” but that’s a lie. Through grants—such as the $4.35 billion Race to the Top program in 2009–2010—the ED incentivizes states to adopt “college- and career-ready standards” like Common Core, offering hundreds of millions per state (e.g., $700 million for California) to cash-strapped systems, effectively nudging curriculum development toward those benchmarks without mandating them outright; states that opted in (41 plus D.C.) saw publishers and districts align materials accordingly, while annual Title I funds (over $15 billion in 2023) tie compliance to broader academic goals, pressuring states to craft standards and curriculums that deliver (federally) measurable results. On the research front, the ED funds initiatives like the What Works Clearinghouse (WWC), which evaluates educational programs and influences curriculum choices by spotlighting evidence-based practices—districts chasing federal dollars (e.g., $1.6 billion in School Improvement Grants) often pick WWC-endorsed materials to boost test scores, indirectly steering content toward federally vetted approaches. Standards-wise, ESSA requires states to maintain “challenging academic standards” and test annually, with federal oversight ensuring alignment to goals like proficiency rates; while states write their own standards (e.g., Texas’s TEKS or New York’s Next Generation), the ED’s accountability framework—backed by the threat of withheld funds—pushes curriculums to prioritize tested subjects like math and reading, often sidelining others, as seen in those upset about arts cuts since No Child Left Behind’s 2001 focus on metrics. Together, these levers—grants as carrots, research as guidance, and standards as guardrails—shape what lands in classrooms without the ED ever penning a lesson plan, leaving states and districts to build or buy curriculums that fit the federally influenced mold. It must be ripped out. Every single part of it. No more Marxist education for our children. 🇺🇸
@WCdispatch_ - Walter Curt
TLDR: The Department of Education indirectly influences public school curriculums through grants and “standards-based”accountability, leading to a radical left Marxist educational system. 🇺🇸
@sav_says_ - Savanah Hernandez
Just so we’re all aware, this was Nancy Pelosi’s reaction as Trump was discussing men not being allowed to play in women’s sports https://t.co/8E4LKxjYpw
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Speaker mike johnson from the great state of 'Louisnana' wants to get rid of the Department of Education. https://t.co/LCB3ZwDqs9
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President Trump gives the Commencement speech at the University of Alabama where he is warmly received. https://t.co/3ZAcod8V9s
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Speaker stated that people are trying to prevent him from winning, but he must win for the people. He recalled predictions that he would never be president, then declared himself the "forty fifth and forty seventh president."
Speaker claimed the 2020 election was rigged, but in 2024, he made it "too big to rig" through high voter turnout. He encouraged the audience to believe that nothing is impossible in America if they are willing to fight for it.
Speaker praised Alabama as a state of fighters and champions, highlighting its contributions to American history and culture, including the "gleaming shores of the Gulf Of America." He connected with Alabama from day one and believes in American values such as freedom, family, God, country, and strong borders.
Speaker stated that the next chapter of the American story will be written by the Crimson Tide, not the Harvard Crimson.
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Speaker 0: Said that they have to do everything they can to keep me from winning, to keep me from making it. And I'm representing you, so I have to make it. I have I have big shoulders, but these are big shoulders. I have to win for you. I'm not winning for myself.
I'm winning for you. Do you remember when they said that Donald Trump will never become president of The United States? Remember Barack Hussein Obama said that? Barack Hussein Obama. Donald Trump will never be president.
Like, 50 other politicians said that. Where are they now? Oh, let me see. Oh, there they are. Where are they now?
But here I am standing before you as the forty fifth and forty seventh president. You heard that a lot. But against all odds, I did great in 2016. '20 '16, how great was And then I did much better in 2020. Sorry.
The election was rigged. I probably but it was a rigged election. And then in 2024, I made it too big to rig. I said, we gotta do this again. We gotta do this again.
We made it too big to rig. We we made it. That was a great expression. I said, you gotta go and vote. Even though I was leading big in the polls, I said, it doesn't matter.
You gotta make it too big to rig. And they They went out and they voted and voted and voted. And we won the whole thing. And it was so good, and it's such a great mandate for our country. That's the important thing.
So never let anyone tell you that something is impossible ever, ever, ever. In America, the impossible is what we all do best. There is nothing you cannot do if you are willing to fight for it. You gotta fight, fight, fight. Oh, I've heard that expression.
Funny. That's not here. That's not here on the actually, most of what I've said tonight is not on the teleprompter. That's alright. Isn't it nice to have a president that says doesn't need a teleprompter and can sort of can sort of have a little fun?
Because I feel that this is home. You know, it's been such a great state for me. I feel it's home. When they said Alabama, I said that has a good ring to me. But, it's something nice about somebody that doesn't need a teleprompter, isn't it?
But for the past four years, you've lived in a state known for its fighters, its champions, and its warriors. And you've lived in the great state of Alabama, one of the greatest of them all, from Huntsville to Birmingham, from Montgomery to Mobile, and from right here in Tuscaloosa. To the gleaming shores of the Gulf Of America. That is a nice one. Everybody loves it.
I wouldn't say Mexico's thrilled, but you can't have them all. They're not thrilled. You continue the legacy of Alabama legends who blazed the trails, won the games, tilled the fields, forged the steals, built the ships, and gave us the victories that built America and changed the world. The entire world was changed by our victories. This is the state that gave us the might of the iron city, the power of the Saturn five rocket, and the roaring engines of Talladega.
Talladega. We love Talladega. We love Talladega. This is the state that gave us nothing but victory, the state of some of the greatest heroes in history like Willie Mays, Jesse Owens, Joe Lewis, your coach Nick Saban, Hank Williams, and many others. Some of you will leave here today and travel the world, but you will always know that this state as this is really sweet home Alabama.
Right? It's always gonna be your place. I sort of feel that way myself because from a political standpoint, it's just been we connected from day one. From the first day I set my foot on this beautiful soil, I connected with Alabama. And here in Alabama, we believe that the men and women who built this country are heroes and that America's destiny is to be the single greatest nation on the face of the earth, and we're bringing it back at a speed that nobody thought was possible.
We believe in freedom and family, god and country. We cherish our constitution. We revere our bible, and we salute our great American flag. We honor our police, we respect our veterans, and we always stand for our one and only national anthem. We love our we love our national anthem.
We believe in strong parents, strong values, strong communities, and very strong borders. And we believe that the United States military is the greatest force for peace and justice the world has ever known. We have a great military. We just had people that didn't know how to lead it. We believe the South is beautiful, Alabama is great, and America is our home.
We believe in the SEC and The USA. Graduates of the Alabama class of 2025 standing here before you in this magnificent arena, it is clear to see the next chapter of the American story will not be written by the Harvard Crimson. It will be written by you, the Crimson Tide. True. That's true.
That's true. That's true. I thought that was rather clever. If you look at what's going on, you know, they get their $5,000,000,000 a year. That is not gonna be so forthcoming.
Now can you wasn't that a clever one, though? How who would think of that? Because this is Alabama, and in Alabama, you fight, fight, fight, and you win, win, win. That's what you know how to do. Congratulations to you all.
Congratulations to this great class of champions. God bless you, and God bless America. Thank you all very much.
Speaker 1: Alright. That was president Trump. History will not be written by the Harvard Crimson, but by the Crimson Tide. Roll Tide. Anyway, president Trump with a rousing commencement address at the University of Alabama introduced by legendary coach, Nick Saban.
He was greeted warmly by a massive crowd, students, families, faculty members. Everyone seemed happy to see him, and the president's working around the clock to make life better, more prosperous, more affordable for every American, and it's safe to say, you know, you won't hear this from the media mob, but you all made the right decision in November. And I need to stop this program right now. And as a public service, I'd be negligent not to stop here and say thank you to every American who went out to vote on November 5 or voted early or voted by mail. Thank you for saving us from four years of what would have been an unmitigated disaster.
But if you need another reminder tonight, I present to you Kamala Harris back in action last night and worse than ever, with a late night words out.
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Donald and Melania Trump on the Ellen show. https://t.co/FPZ3v1QxpB
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Melania from Slovenia joins the show, and the host congratulates her on her engagement. The host asks about the ring, joking about its size and then asks about "Trump bling." Melania mentions wearing cheap bling for a magazine shoot.
The host then inquires where Melania and Donald met. Melania says they met at a party during fashion week in New York. Donald says his opening line was, "Give me your number immediately." Melania didn't give it to him that night, but he worked for a month to find her. They have known each other for six years.
The host asks if Donald takes out the garbage at home. Melania says no, they each do their jobs, and the housekeeper does her job. Donald describes Melania as very neat, saying she likes everything perfect. The host asks when the wedding will be.
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Speaker 0: Engaged.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 0: Melania, is that how
Speaker 1: you said? Melania.
Speaker 0: Melania. And and she's gonna join us in a minute, and we'll say hello to her and see what you really like.
Speaker 1: Okay. Alright.
Speaker 0: We'll be right back right after that. We're back down from in Melania, Melania. Melania. Melania. Where are you from Melania?
Speaker 2: I'm from Slovenia.
Speaker 0: Slovenia? Yes. Melania from Slovenia. That's right. And Melania you now engaged.
Congratulations. Thank you. That's very exciting. That's all I got you? Is that little tiny thing right there on your finger?
Look at the size of that. That's that's check. I I how many carrots is that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I never think about it.
Speaker 0: You don't think about carrots? No. I bet you do. I bet you know exactly how many carrots.
Speaker 1: I do actually.
Speaker 0: See. And then the the the bracelet is Oh, that was a gift. What what about like Donald Trump bling? Trump bling?
Speaker 1: Well, I had that on Esquire magazine. I had bling all over the place.
Speaker 0: No. But you should have your
Speaker 1: cheap bling. That cost about $10 a shot. Yeah. And that's the kind of bling I like.
Speaker 0: Oh, really?
Speaker 1: I like it. Yeah. I thought it was good. But anyway, so next question.
Speaker 0: Okay. So well, I'm just saying it's another product for you. Don't act like no and the next time I see you, you've got something.
Speaker 1: Like last time. Yeah. Alright.
Speaker 0: So And now where do you meet? Now where because people at home are going, I'd like to meet Don. I was trying to introduce you to my mom last time.
Speaker 1: I I love your
Speaker 0: mom. Yeah. You didn't go for it.
Speaker 1: She's there again. I love your mom.
Speaker 0: Still in the same seat waiting for you to come back. That's good. And and where did you two meet?
Speaker 2: We met in New York. Mhmm. It was a fashion week and it was party big party. So Mhmm. We met there.
Speaker 0: And and now he comes over and and says what?
Speaker 2: He came over and he said, what did you say? I think he said
Speaker 1: Give me your number immediately. I want your phone number. It was very crude, but Yeah. Sometimes it works.
Speaker 0: It's just that easy.
Speaker 1: It's very direct.
Speaker 0: I want your phone number.
Speaker 1: It's very direct. Yeah. And you either get slapped or you get the number. In her case, I didn't get slapped. I didn't get the number.
I worked on it for about a month and then finally I was able to find
Speaker 0: out Really? Yes.
Speaker 1: Where she lived and everything.
Speaker 0: Look at that.
Speaker 1: And I worked hard.
Speaker 0: You've know you said you're friends. How long have you known each other?
Speaker 1: Well, we've Six years. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Six years.
Speaker 2: It was six years. Yeah.
Speaker 0: That's great.
Speaker 2: Since we know each other.
Speaker 0: So you do know each other very well? Yes. We do. And at home, does does he take out the garbage? Does he like, is he that kind of No.
No. He's doing his job. Uh-huh.
Speaker 2: And I let him do his job, and I do my job, and Uh-huh. A housekeeper do his job.
Speaker 0: Her job. But still, but even if you have a housekeeper, are are you neat? Are you messy? If somebody's gotta be
Speaker 1: pretty neat. He's But she's very neat. She's from a part of the world, the Austria Slovenia thing, which is like immaculate. And she is so neat. Everything's perfect.
If I get up, leave bed for a minute, I come back, the bed is made, which is pretty amazing. When you have somebody like this that also has that characteristic, that's a pretty unusual trait. So I'm very happy about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I like stuff perfect. You know?
Speaker 0: Me too. I like I'm very organized. Good. And now when is the wedding? When are gonna get married?
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Meet Alachua County School Board Chair Sarah Rockwell. She celebrated Hulk Hogan’s death and wrote “Good. One less MAGA in the world.” This person is in charge of children’s education. Any comment @AlachuaSchools?? https://t.co/Vd0OzOgxl6
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Thanks for the update, Corey! Here’s a question: What happens when the American people find out you and Susie Wiles are Likud and work for the literal 9/11 attackers and hijackers who murdered nearly 3,000 innocent Americans and then suddenly decide to come after you and your families?
@CLewandowski_ - Corey R. Lewandowski
Trump to put Dan Scavino in charge of hiring at White House! https://www.politico.com/news/2025/08/26/trump-to-put-dan-scavino-in-charge-of-personnel-office-00524713
Trump to put Dan Scavino in charge of hiring at White House
Scavino replaces Sergio Gor, who was tapped last week to serve as ambassador to India and as special envoy for South and Central Asian affairs.
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Erika Kirk, wife of Charlie Kirk, addresses the Nation Every American needs to watch this https://t.co/I6KgGIUgAO
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Erica Kirk thanks local, state, and federal law enforcement, first responders, and Turning Point USA staff for supporting her family after Charlie Kirk's assassination attempt. She acknowledges the Turning Point USA board, COO Justin Streiff, and Mikey McCoy for stability. Charlie, she says, "went to see the face of his savior and his god" two days ago and loved America, his family, nature, the Cubs, and the Oregon Ducks. He believed, "if he ever did run for office... his top priority would be to revive the American family." His verse was "Ephesians five verse 25. Husbands, love your wives as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her." She states, "the evildoers responsible for my husband's assassination have no idea what they have done" and that "the movement my husband built will not die" "never surrender." Plans: continue campus tours, America Fest, tpusa.com, tpusafaith; join a Bible-believing church; "Nobody is ever too young to know the gospel." "Make heaven crowded."
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Speaker 0: Good evening. My name is Erica Kirk. Charlie Kirk is my husband. I first wanna thank the local, state, and federal law enforce who worked tirelessly to capture my husband's assassin so that he can be brought to justice. I wanna thank the first responders who struggled heroically heroically to save Charles' life and the police who acted bravely to make sure that there were no other victims on that terrible afternoon.
I wanna thank the officers who have protected our Turning Point USA family these past two days, and I wanna thank the Turning Point USA board, the COO, Justin Streiff, and my husband's chief of staff, the amazing Mikey McCoy, for all their work in these terrible days to be the stability for our family and for the wider Turning Point USA family as well. My heart is with every one of my husband's employees who lost a friend and a mentor. I wanna thank the staffers of this his amazing Charlie Kirk show who helped him broadcast from this studio, this
Speaker 1: this chair. Every day he loved it. He loved what he did.
Speaker 0: I wanna thank the millions of people who have shown their love for Charlie here in Phoenix, across America, and worldwide. I wanna thank my husband's dear friend, vice president Vance, and his phenomenal wife, Usha, for their love and support. You guys honored my husband so well bringing him home.
Speaker 1: You both are tremendous.
Speaker 0: I wanna thank president Trump and his incredible family for the same. Mister president, my husband loved you,
Speaker 1: And he knew that you loved him too. He did. Your friendship was amazing. You supported him so well as did he for you.
Speaker 0: Two days ago, my husband, Charlie, went to see the face of his savior and his god. Charlie always said that when he was gone, he he wanted to be remembered
Speaker 1: for his courage and for his faith.
Speaker 0: And one of the final conversations that he had on this earth, my husband witnessed for his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Now and for all eternity, he will stand at his Savior's side wearing the glorious crown of a martyr.
Speaker 1: Charlie loved loved life.
Speaker 0: He loved his life. He loved America. He loved nature which helped him always bring him closer to God. He loved the Chicago Cubs, and my goodness did he love the Oregon Ducks. Want me to say go Ducks, so I have to since they play on Saturday, so go Ducks.
But most of all, Charlie loved his children
Speaker 1: and he loved me
Speaker 0: with all of his heart, and I knew that.
Speaker 1: Every day I knew that. He made sure I knew that every day. Every day he would ask me, how can I serve you better? How can I be a better husband? How can I be a better father?
Every day. Every day. He's such a good man. He still is a good man.
Speaker 0: He was the perfect father. He was the perfect husband. Charlie always believed that God's design for marriage in the family was absolutely amazing and it is. It is it and it was the greatest joy of his life. And over and over, he would tell all these young people to come and find their future spouse, become wives and husbands and parents and the reason why is because he wanted you all to experience what he had and still has.
He wanted everyone to bring heaven into this earth through love and joy that comes from raising a family. It's beautiful. Charlie always said that if he ever ran for office, I know a lot of you asked if he ever was going to, but privately he told me if he ever did run for office that his top priority would be to revive the American family. That
Speaker 1: was his priority.
Speaker 0: One of Charlie's favorite Bible verses was Ephesians five verse 25. Husbands, love your wives
Speaker 1: as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.
Speaker 0: My husband laid down his life for me, for our nation, for our children. He showed the ultimate and true covenantal love. I will never ever have the words to describe the loss that I feel in my heart. I honestly have no idea what any of this means.
Speaker 1: I know that God does, but I don't. But Charlie baby, I know you do too. I know you do. So does our Lord.
Speaker 0: And our world is filled with evil, But our God,
Speaker 1: you guys, our God is so good.
Speaker 0: So incredibly good. And we know that for those who love God, all things work together for good. For those who are called according to his purpose. Already I have seen the worldwide outpouring of love for my husband. I've heard the testimonies from people my husband inspired to get married, to start families, to seek out a relationship with God.
It's the most important most important one of all. The evildoers responsible for my husband's assassination have no idea what they have done. They killed Charlie because he preached a message of patriotism, faith, and of God's merciful love. They should all know this. If you thought that my husband's mission was powerful before, you have no idea.
You have no idea what you just have unleashed across this entire country and this world. You have no idea. You have no idea the fire that you have ignited within this wife. The cries of this widow will echo around the world like a battle cry. To everyone listening tonight across America, the movement my husband built will not die.
It won't. I refuse to let that happen. It will not die. All of us will refuse to let that happen. No one will ever forget my husband's name, and I will make sure of it.
It will become stronger, bolder, louder, and greater than ever. My husband's mission will not end, not even for a moment. And one of Charlie's greatest talents was his ability, this phenomenal ability to choose great people to follow him. He could always find the ones who could handle any setback. And it's almost like he knew.
He just he could see it in you even when you couldn't see it in yourself, he just knew. He knew you could handle it. You thought you only had 5% left and he knew you had 15. He knew you were ready to go that extra mile even when you didn't. He always challenged people around him to work harder and to be better.
He never gave up, and I love knowing that one of his of his mottos was never surrender. So I wanna tell you
Speaker 1: that
Speaker 0: that we'll never surrender. We never will ever. Ever. Our campus tour this fall will continue. There will be even more tours in the years to come.
America Fest here in Phoenix this December will go on. It will be greater than ever. The radio and podcast show that he was so proud of
Speaker 1: will go on.
Speaker 0: And in a world filled with chaos, doubt, and uncertainty, my husband's voice will remain, and it will ring out louder and more clearly than ever and his wisdom will endure. My favorite my favorite too, but my husband's favorite word in the English language was earn. He would call all of you to be people of action who earn the future America deserves. So to all of the young people who felt inspired by my husband's faith and hard work, all of you already know what Charlie would want you to do. You know.
You know. If you're in high school or if you're in college, go find your local Turning Point USA chapter. Join it. Stay involved. He wants you to make a difference and you can.
You can. The movement's not going anywhere, and it will only grow stronger when you join it. There isn't a chapter, can't find one then start one. There is no excuse. You can start one and as my husband used to say in this room every single day if you want to get involved, the best way you can do that is going to tpusa.com.
That's what he would say every day from this chair. Every single day. I watched his show every day and he would always say if you want to get involved, go to tpusa.com. If you're a pastor, join our movement at tpusafaith. And if you're a parent, I highly recommend that you come to America Fest in December.
Sign up right now for that because we would love to see you. I would love to see you. Charlie would. He'll be there. He'll be there in spirit.
Bring your kids, bring your family. But most important of all, if you aren't a member of a church, I beg you to join one, a Bible believing church. Our battle is not simply a political one above all, is spiritual. It is spiritual. The spiritual warfare is palpable.
Charlie loved his savior with all of his heart and he wanted every one of you to know him too. He wanted everyone to know that if they confess if they confess the Lord Jesus Christ who rose from the dead, then they will be saved. Hear me when I say this. Nobody is ever too young to know the gospel. Nobody.
Nobody is ever too young to get involved with saving this beautiful country. This country my husband loved and still loves. And nobody is ever too old either. There's no age limit. I know my husband is still here.
Speaker 1: He's watching over us.
Speaker 0: I don't remember the last time I slept. I couldn't sleep last night and Charlie, baby. Charlie, I promise I will never let your legacy die, baby. I won't. I I promise I'll make Turning Point USA the biggest thing that this nation has ever seen.
I promise.
Speaker 1: Charlie, I love you. I love you, baby.
Speaker 0: Rest in the arms of our Lord as he blankets you with the words I know your heart always strives to hear. Well done,
Speaker 1: my good and faithful servant. When I got home last night,
Speaker 0: Gigi, our daughter just ran into our my arms.
Speaker 1: And I talked to her and she said, mommy, I missed you. I said, missed you too, baby. She goes, where's daddy? What do you tell a three year old? She's three.
Speaker 0: I said, baby, daddy loves you so much. Don't you worry. He's on a he's on a work trip with Jesus so he can afford your blueberry budget. And my goodness, am I so humbled to witness, Charlie, you alongside Jesus right now doing what you always wanna do, baby. Making heaven crowded.
Right? That's what it's all about. Making heaven crowded.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to see you again one day.
Speaker 0: Thank you all again who love my husband, who supported him, who wrote him an email every single day during his radio show. He read all of them. All of them.
Speaker 1: God bless you all,
Speaker 0: and may God bless America.
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