Charlie Kirk's Case for Deregulation and Federal Spending Cuts
Showing 5 Spending Cuts videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.
Charlie Kirk argues that President Trump's combination of tariffs and aggressive deregulation, rather than adding new rules alongside eliminating old ones, represents the correct approach to reducing the regulatory burden on American businesses, citing falling oil prices and interest rates as early positive indicators of the strategy working. Kirk frames the administration's tariff policy as part of a broader push toward economic independence from China, particularly for goods like prescription drugs, contrasting this approach with what he characterizes as more government-dependent alternatives favored by figures like Bernie Sanders. Separately, Kirk narrates the Senate's narrow passage of the "Big Beautiful Bill," the tax and spending package that included no tax on tips and expanded border security funding, acknowledging the legislation fell short of the deeper spending cuts conservatives wanted even as he calls its passage a major accomplishment, one achieved despite defections from senators including Rand Paul and Susan Collins.