BLM Protesters RIP SIGN At Charlie Kirt Debate!

[00:00] How are you doing? Oh my god. Fight.

[00:02] There's a fight. Kendall. Kendall, how

[00:04] you doing, Kendall? I'm great. What

[00:06] would you like to discuss or I mean, so

[00:08] I heard you say earlier that um you

[00:10] know, with life now, it's a we're all

[00:12] like avatars. We can all like choose.

[00:14] I'm saying we have control of our own

[00:16] lives. Like people that want to play a

[00:18] victim and say that Donald Trump owns

[00:20] your vagina or wants to blame

[00:22] politicians for the reason they're not

[00:24] successful in life, it's not their

[00:26] fault. It's your fault that you're not

[00:27] successful. Okay. So, like you said, uh,

[00:29] we all get to like make our own choices.

[00:31] I didn't choose to be black. And I'm

[00:32] pretty sure like y'all didn't choose to

[00:33] be black either. Like you think I you

[00:35] like you think I was in the womb and I

[00:36] was like, hm, let me choose oppression

[00:38] and like come out. So, and you said we

[00:41] could debate anything. You said we can

[00:42] debate anything. Yeah. Yeah. So, I want

[00:44] to know what are what are your what's

[00:45] your standpoint on Black Lives Matter?

[00:47] Would you have ch would you have chosen

[00:48] to be black? But you sound like you're I

[00:50] love being black. Oh, you do? It doesn't

[00:51] sound like it. It sounds like you're sad

[00:52] about

[00:53] being it sounds like you're constantly

[00:55] being No, no, I'm black and I'm

[00:56] beautiful. Thank you. I I agree. I'm

[00:58] black and I'm beautiful. And I like I

[01:00] know but you came here and said you're

[01:01] oppressed and all. We are. We are. We're

[01:03] extremely oppressed. We're black. We're

[01:06] beautiful. And you know what we do? We

[01:07] take the situation we've been put in and

[01:09] we have thrived. And not only have we

[01:12] thrived, we have created this country to

[01:14] thrive. Well, why do so many black women

[01:16] have babies out of wedlock? Why is that?

[01:19] Um, me personally, I don't I can't speak

[01:21] too much about that. So, you don't think

[01:23] that that happens in the black

[01:24] community? That does happen in the black

[01:25] community. So why do you let black men

[01:26] take advantage of black women like that?

[01:28] Just get them pregnant and run off. Is

[01:29] that good? First of all, I'm not saying

[01:32] that that is a good thing. And me

[01:33] personally, I would

[01:36] right. And that's not something that

[01:37] just happens in the black community. I

[01:38] know tons of unmarried white women who

[01:41] have no ring, whose boyfriends virtually

[01:43] hate them, who whose parents told them,

[01:46] you know what, you're going to have this

[01:47] baby and y'all are going to sit here and

[01:49] y'all are going to raise it. So, while

[01:51] that does happen in the black community

[01:52] and that is not something that we sit

[01:54] here and that we completely sweep under

[01:56] the rug as what is noticed in your

[01:58] community per from my personal

[02:00] experience, but what I will say is I

[02:03] personally believe that we don't have to

[02:05] sit here and say that black men

[02:08] disrespect black women by just getting

[02:10] like why is it why is in your

[02:12] perspective that black men are

[02:14] constantly disrespecting black women?

[02:16] Because the amount of children that come

[02:18] from a two family home in the black

[02:20] community is much less in the Asian

[02:21] community, much less in the white

[02:23] community. So why is that? Why much less

[02:25] in the Latino community? Why are black

[02:27] people not staying with these black

[02:29] women? Why is that? Why are black women

[02:31] letting black men take advantage of

[02:32] them? I don't want that to continue to

[02:33] happen. I want black women to stand up

[02:35] and not just have the guys, you know,

[02:37] get them pregnant and then run off or

[02:38] have 10 different babies with 10

[02:39] different baby mamas. That's not a good

[02:41] system. That's not a good uh world to

[02:43] live in. Is that what you want to live

[02:44] in? Why can't you say the mother of our

[02:45] children rather than baby mama? Because

[02:47] that's what it is, a baby mama. I mean,

[02:49] come on. Listen, we're not going to hear

[02:50] sit here and try to be proper and all

[02:52] this stuff. I'm sitting here to try to

[02:53] debate and I'm just trying to tell you

[02:56] the honest truth is that listen, we do

[02:58] live in a world where being

[03:00] black. You could use every excuse in the

[03:03] book. You can say you're oppressed this

[03:04] and that, but there's a lot of very

[03:05] successful black people that did not use

[03:07] that excuse. And for every successful

[03:09] black person that didn't use that

[03:10] excuse, you should look at them. You

[03:12] should say, "Why didn't they use an

[03:13] excuse to be a victim? Why are they

[03:15] successful?" And we should emulate what

[03:16] they're doing because there's a lot of

[03:17] successful black people in this country.

[03:19] So, yeah, there's a lot of successful

[03:20] black people in this country, and I'm

[03:22] not And there are a lot of black people

[03:23] in this country who are successful. They

[03:24] overcome the oppression. They have.

[03:25] They've overcome the oppression. And at

[03:27] the same time, so can you overcome it? I

[03:29] believe that I can. I do too. 100%. I

[03:31] believe every black person can. Yeah.

[03:33] And as do I. But what you're saying is

[03:35] you say that we use everything as an

[03:37] excuse. I'm not saying that I walk

[03:39] around talking about, "Oh, wo is me. I'm

[03:41] black and I like that's why we kind of

[03:43] did at the beginning. No, no, no, no. I

[03:45] said that we are we are within the first

[03:47] Well, here we'll debate you too, but

[03:48] within the first like 10 seconds, you're

[03:49] talking about oppression. We are We are

[03:51] extremely Let me Let me tell you right

[03:53] now. Let me tell you right now. You're

[03:55] not oppressed at all. You're like on a

[03:56] college campus. You got some Uggs on. I

[04:00] was raised beautifully by two married

[04:02] black parents that love me so much. So,

[04:04] you you have home. What I'm going to sit

[04:07] here and say is you know good and well

[04:09] if this was a Black Lives Matter rally,

[04:11] these police officers would be trying to

[04:12] shut this down rather than around you

[04:15] trying to protect because they don't

[04:18] want us to speak our truth. This country

[04:20] was built off the backs of black

[04:23] individuals. Why then, okay, first of

[04:24] all, then why is a why black people,

[04:26] they are 14% of the population or a

[04:28] little less. Why do they commit over 50%

[04:31] of the violent crimes? Why is that? I

[04:33] I'm not a I'm not a thesaurus. I'm not

[04:35] an encyclopedia encyclopedia. I'm not

[04:37] saying I'm CNN. I'm not Fox News. I

[04:39] don't know all of those things exactly.

[04:41] But what I do know is I am a black

[04:43] person in this country. And there are so

[04:45] many opportunities that I personally

[04:48] know that I have that I cannot get that

[04:51] a white person is going to be more

[04:52] likely to get or if I would like to get

[04:54] set up. Wait, wait, wait. Talking about

[04:55] what? Can can I finish my statement? You

[04:57] know, please finish my statement. Yeah.

[04:59] Sorry. Sorry. So, but there are other

[05:01] opportunities that I have to gentrify

[05:03] myself in order to become more

[05:05] presentable or more palatable for the

[05:08] white community. There are certain

[05:09] things that I know growing up. My hair,

[05:12] my hair is different. And up until very

[05:14] recently, there were certain laws that

[05:16] allowed for me to be discriminated

[05:18] against because I could not do certain

[05:20] things with my hair or I could not get

[05:22] certain jobs with my hair. There are

[05:24] certain jobs that I would not have been

[05:25] able to get if I wore my natural curly

[05:27] afro into work. But there are now

[05:29] There are now laws such as the Crown Act

[05:32] that allow for employers to not be able

[05:34] to fire or cause disciplinary action

[05:36] towards their employees. There's even

[05:38] the certain way that I speak, I'm making

[05:40] sure right now when I'm speaking to you

[05:41] that I am enunciating perfectly, that I

[05:43] am not using any kind of slang towards

[05:46] you because I want you should but go

[05:47] ahead. I want you to think that I am

[05:49] palatable and I'm not coming at you

[05:51] aggressively. Yeah. Do you understand?

[05:54] Do you like I just want you to But I'm

[05:56] making sure that I do that in order so

[05:58] that way you don't see me as that

[05:59] stereotype as an aggressive black woman.

[06:02] Yeah. But why is that stereotype? Why

[06:03] does that stereotype exist? I'm because

[06:05] everyone thinks that we are always

[06:06] angry. What about immigration?

[06:09] See, it's funny in Georgia like I I'm

[06:11] from Texas and everywhere you go it's uh

[06:14] Mexicans because it's Texas, right? It's

[06:15] always even before you know you know

[06:17] it's my whole life. And I love Mexicans.

[06:18] Like everybody in the conservative

[06:20] space, they want to deport illegal

[06:22] immigrants. And I actually disagree. I

[06:25] feel like if you're a big booty Latina,

[06:26] you get to stay in this country. All big

[06:29] booty Latinas get to stay. Regardless of

[06:32] your immigration status, you get to

[06:35] stay. Now, if you're a guy, you got to

[06:37] go. All right? We don't have any room

[06:38] for cartel members. MS-13, Trend Deuga,

[06:41] you guys can go. But your big booty

[06:43] Latina ladies cuz if if if any of you

[06:46] guys come to my house, any of you Ice,

[06:47] if you're watching this, Ice and you try

[06:49] to touch my housekeeper

[06:50] Wanita, I don't kill you.

[06:54] Sorry about that. Sorry. I'm bleeped

[06:56] that out. I don't know. And you said

[06:57] like you like support Trump. I like

[07:00] Trump. Yeah. You think trans rights

[07:02] don't matter. Yeah. You think there's

[07:04] only two genders. Yeah. Okay. And I know

[07:07] you agree with that. No, I don't. But

[07:09] you know, no, but you know, you don't

[07:11] care what I think. No, I do. But why why

[07:13] why is the black community uh so mean to

[07:16] other gay black men? I'm not mean to gay

[07:19] black men. Ask them. I don't know. Why

[07:21] do why do why do uh gay black men feel

[07:23] like they have to be down low? Why is

[07:25] that? Ask them. I don't know. Ask them.

[07:27] I don't know. Is it maybe because

[07:29] there's a social stigma within the black

[07:31] community that being gay is not

[07:33] accepted? Do you think white people

[07:34] accept homosexuality or gay people I

[07:36] mean, let me ask you this. Do black

[07:38] people or white people accept

[07:39] homosexuality more? Neither. Neither

[07:42] accept it. No. Oh, really? But black

[07:45] people are more likely to get over it.

[07:48] White people get over it. Black people

[07:50] get more mad about gay people. Are you

[07:52] kidding? Not my family. So, I don't know

[07:55] about you. My family's close. Come on.

[07:57] You know that. You know, in the black

[07:59] community, you have to be down low. But

[08:01] I'm not the voice. I'm not I've never

[08:03] been down low a day. Are you a legend?

[08:05] No. Oh, see how you shake your head

[08:07] though? You're like, "No, I'm not." I

[08:09] didn't shake my head like that. I'm

[08:10] bisexual. Oh, you're bisexual. Yes. Wow.

[08:14] Somebody get her number. Shout out to I

[08:16] have a boyfriend. What do y'all You have

[08:19] a boyfriend? Yes, I have a boyfriend.

[08:22] But you like girls, too. What does he

[08:23] say about that? He doesn't care. He

[08:26] doesn't care at all. So, you're like

[08:28] Katy Perry. You kissed a girl and you

[08:31] like it, but you're not full. That's not

[08:33] how that works. Do you believe she went

[08:35] to space? You know, she didn't go to

[08:36] space. I don't really care that she went

[08:37] to space. She went high up in the sky. I

[08:39] went to space. I like space. Do you see

[08:41] how you're changing the subject? No, I'm

[08:43] talking about gay stuff. No, I'm talking

[08:44] about talking about lesbians. Katy

[08:46] Perry, I kiss a girl and I like it in

[08:47] space. I'm not a lesbian. If you kiss a

[08:50] girl, she likes it. That makes you gay.

[08:51] If you kiss a girl, you like it, you're

[08:53] gay, I guess.

[08:55] So, I won debate one. There you go. You

[08:58] didn't win no debate. The biggest debate

[08:59] of the day. I won it. No debate. I'll

[09:02] tell you that much. You didn't. Well,

[09:03] she kissed a girl and she liked it. So

[09:04] that's gay. Yes, I guess so. Okay, we

[09:07] agree. It's a not one that Have you

[09:08] kissed a girl and you liked it? Yeah,

[09:09] but I'm not gay. No, but that that is

[09:11] gay. But that is gay. You just said it.

[09:13] I said if you a girl and you kiss a girl

[09:14] and you like it. You just said it. You

[09:15] just said Okay. Well, I agree. I agree.

[09:17] Then I'm gay. All right. I'm good. All

[09:18] right. I'm good. Okay. Good. As a gay

[09:20] man on this campus, my opinion is more

[09:23] important. So, uh Yes. No. Actually,

[09:26] it's not. Yes, it is. It is more

[09:28] important. Yes. And I'm white, so it's

[09:29] definitely more important. Um, no. The

[09:31] gay white men are the most powerful men

[09:33] in the world. Donald Trump is No. No.

[09:36] No.

[09:37] Donald, all these gay guys.

[09:40] No. Look at these ladies. Wait. Wait.

[09:42] What are they doing? Oh my god. Fight.

[09:44] There's a fight. They're grabbing sides.

[09:47] Hey, film this. Film this. Do not steal

[09:49] the signs. Oh, I like this. This is

[09:52] good. This is good. Oh, wow. Goodbye.

[09:56] Goodbye. Thug life. Literally back up.

[10:00] The sign is gone. Wow. Another one.

[10:04] That was wild. All right, guys. That was

[10:06] fun. I just Yeah, Gwen. Give it up for

[10:10] Gwen. She was like a freaking safety

[10:13] just, you know,

[10:15] cutting him off. That was great. See,

[10:17] guys, this is fun. We're having fun,

[10:19] guys. Honestly, Gwen, she's a superstar.

[10:22] And I'm sorry for your boyfriend because

[10:23] you're cheating on him with other girls.

[10:25] Yeah, your boyfriend's a cuckold. Yeah.

[10:27] Where's your boyfriend? Hey, bring your

[10:28] boyfriend down here. He's in there. He's

[10:30] in Oh, is your boyfriend Your

[10:31] boyfriend's a cuckold letting you cheat

[10:33] on him with little girls? I didn't know

[10:34] I was cheating on my Okay. Yeah. Well,

[10:36] you're bisexual, so I'm sure you're

[10:37] doing all kinds of stuff. Oh, yeah, for

[10:39] sure. I'm getting orgies with girls all

[10:41] the time. Yeah, that's disgusting. I had

[10:42] an orgy last night, sir. You had an orgy

[10:45] last night? I did. I did. Yeah. See,

[10:47] that's how sick your brain is. You're

[10:49] having group sex.

[10:51] You're being nasty. And that's the world

[10:53] you want to live in. You just want to be

[10:55] a nasty girl and be nasty. What does it

[10:57] matter what I'm doing though? Well, if

[10:59] you're an adult, I guess you can do

[11:00] whatever you want. But it's just it's

[11:02] just an embarrassment that are your

[11:03] parents happy you had an orgy last

[11:04] night. Is your dad happy you had an

[11:05] orgy? Your dad did you say, "Hey dad, I

[11:08] had an orgy last night." Yeah. That's

[11:10] sick. He's so happy. He's so proud.

[11:12] Really proud. He's so proud. What do you

[11:14] want to talk about, Eleon? Oh, I just

[11:15] heard you say some things about um

[11:20] orgies. I don't know. I just that last

[11:23] girl saying she had an orgy last night.

[11:26] I didn't have an I've never had an orgy

[11:27] in my life. So So is there like do you

[11:30] have a problem with orgies or like do I

[11:34] personally have a problem? Yeah. I mean

[11:35] I guess they're probably not great. I

[11:36] mean she's sitting here bragging about

[11:38] it. I was just saying I don't know if

[11:38] that's something you should brag about

[11:40] having group sex. You know I don't think

[11:42] that's healthy. I think that's probably

[11:43] dangerous. You know just having sex with

[11:45] random partners. I think the rise of

[11:47] venerial diseases out there and the uh

[11:50] you know just the weird world we live in

[11:52] today. I don't think it's safe to have

[11:54] group sex with people. Did she say that

[11:55] they were random?

[11:58] I I don't know. I don't know the back

[12:00] story. I'm say if you're having sex with

[12:01] a group of people, I mean, they're

[12:02] probably more than likely not dating

[12:04] them all, right? You're not like dating.

[12:05] Well, not dating, but did you say that

[12:06] they were random people or did she know?

[12:08] I have no idea who she had or with. I'm

[12:10] not here to debate who she had an orgy

[12:11] with. I'm just saying I think group sex

[12:12] is dangerous and sketchy and there

[12:14] probably was a stranger in there. But

[12:16] you're you think group sex is dangerous

[12:17] and sketchy because you think you should

[12:18] be having sex with strangers and I

[12:20] agree. I don't think you should have sex

[12:21] with strangers. Yeah. So, we agree. But

[12:23] if you find people that you've known for

[12:26] a long time that want Yeah. If you want

[12:28] to be a sexual degenerate, great. Go

[12:30] ahead. I What makes that sexual

[12:31] degeneracy? That's wrong. But what makes

[12:33] that sexual degeneracy? Having group

[12:35] sex? Yeah, because sex is supposed to be

[12:37] about love. You're supposed to have sex

[12:38] with somebody that Who told you sex is

[12:40] about love? Who told you that? Well, I

[12:43] guess you've never felt love. I'm sorry.

[12:44] Oh, I felt love. And how does love feel?

[12:46] Me and Ray have multiple times. I'm

[12:47] saying. And love feels good, right? Love

[12:49] feels amazing. When you have sex with

[12:50] somebody that you love, doesn't it feel

[12:51] better? Oh, yeah. It does. Having sex

[12:53] with somebody that you love often feels

[12:56] much better because there is already

[12:58] that established emotional connection.

[13:01] But having sex for the simple purpose of

[13:03] having sex and having pleasure also

[13:05] feels really good because you're still

[13:07] attaining that goal. Of course. Yes,

[13:08] there's pleasure with sex. I agree. But

[13:10] after you have sex with people, are

[13:11] there problems after that? Are there I

[13:13] mean, if you continue to talk to them.

[13:15] Exactly right. Exactly right. I'm just

[13:17] saying it's not as easy. But that's it's

[13:19] not as easy as like being a friend cuz I

[13:20] can have friends that I have issues with

[13:23] without having sex with them. If I have

[13:25] sex with Ray right now and I never talk

[13:27] to him again, we're not going to have

[13:28] any issues. Cuz you don't know that. You

[13:30] don't know that. I do know that. I'll

[13:31] never talk to him again. Having sex

[13:33] complicates things. But I'll never talk

[13:34] to him again. So what's the problem?

[13:37] I just don't think it's good to have sex

[13:38] with strangers. I think it's dangerous.

[13:40] I mean, that's my personal opinion. You

[13:41] want to have sex with all these

[13:42] strangers, go blast all these strangers.

[13:43] I don't care. I mean, you can be a big

[13:44] or whatever. I mean, it's your

[13:46] prerogative. Yeah. And I You can be

[13:47] proud. You're proud to be But am I too?

[13:51] Well, no, that's good. But you're saying

[13:52] you're proud to be a Yes.

[13:55] Come on. You know your mom, your

[13:56] grandmother. What if your grandmother

[13:58] heard you say that? My grandma knows I'm

[13:59] a My dad knows I'm a

[14:01] What's the problem? You're

[14:03] kidding. Do you get paid to have sex?

[14:05] No, I'm not a prostitute. I don't see

[14:07] anything wrong with prostitutes. Oh,

[14:08] that's not the way you just said that.

[14:10] You just said prostitute in a derogatory

[14:11] way. We got you on camera. I'm not a

[14:13] prostitute. Like, you're better than a

[14:14] prostitute. And then immediately you're

[14:16] like, "Actually, I know better." I would

[14:17] say the same thing. I'm not a nurse. I'm

[14:18] not a cop. I'm not a lawyer. I'm not a

[14:21] freaking photographer. You're a I'm a

[14:23] student and a and a

[14:27] [Applause]

[14:29] My grind so I got no games. Best of