Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 Landslide and His War on Monopolies
Showing 5 Corporate Monopolies videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
Historian Wilfred McClay described Theodore Roosevelt's 1904 presidential victory, the largest margin since James Monroe's uncontested 1820 win, as a mandate that let Roosevelt pursue an ambitious agenda including breaking up large corporate monopolies, passing early consumer protections like the Pure Food and Drug Act, and placing roughly 230 million acres of land under federal conservation protection. A separate video features Charlie Kirk speaking with pastor Lance Wallnau about his strategy of challenging corporate monopolies and showing up unannounced at school board meetings as part of Turning Point USA's broader activism model. Other videos in this pool include Kirk's debate with a college student over immigration's effect on American wages.