Charlie Kirk's Warnings About the World Economic Forum's 'Great Reset'

Showing 31 World Economic Forum (WEF) videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

The World Economic Forum's so-called Great Reset agenda was a recurring subject in Charlie Kirk's church-based programming, discussed most extensively in conversations with pastors Jack Hibbs and Steve Smothermon. Kirk outlined what he described as the WEF's stated eight goals for 2030, including predictions that individuals would own no private property, framing the agenda as a coordinated effort by unelected global elites to dismantle national sovereignty and consolidate economic and political power. He connected the WEF's ambitions to concrete concerns closer to home, criticizing Bill Gates's large-scale farmland purchases in Idaho as an early step toward the same "own nothing" future, and urging state governments to block similar acquisitions by wealthy outsiders. Dr. James Lindsay extended the theological dimension of the argument at a pastors' conference, tracing what he called a century-long Marxist strategy through Antonio Gramsci to explain how concepts like ESG scoring and DEI initiatives operated as practical mechanisms for the same centralizing agenda Kirk attributed to the WEF. Some commentary went considerably further, with Alex Jones connecting the WEF's stated goals to unverified claims about coordinated depopulation programs and intelligence-community population control efforts; those broader claims remain unsubstantiated and are not detailed further here.