Caitlyn Sinclair Exposes Barack Obama and Jimmy Kimmel's Disgusting Reactions to Charlie Kirk's Murder

[00:00] Joining us now is media strategist for

[00:02] Maha PAC, Caitlyn Sinclair. Caitlyn,

[00:04] thanks for your time today. You were

[00:06] formerly the official spokeswoman for

[00:08] Turning Point Action during the election

[00:10] campaign last year. We of course spoke a

[00:13] lot uh leading up to November 2024. But

[00:17] look, right now we are seeing the left

[00:19] being just so disgusting about Charlie

[00:21] Kirk's murder. Here's former US

[00:23] President Barack Obama who cannot help

[00:25] himself but declare that Charlie Kirk's

[00:28] ideas were wrong to a sick audience who

[00:30] were cheering those comments.

[00:33] Obviously, I I didn't know Charlie Kirk.

[00:36] I was generally aware of of of some of

[00:41] his ideas.

[00:43] I think those ideas were wrong.

[00:46] But that does but that doesn't negate

[00:50] the fact that what happened was a

[00:52] tragedy and that I mourn for him and his

[00:54] family.

[00:56] Caitlyn Charlie Kirk said this best. You

[00:58] can tell a lot about a person by how

[01:00] they react when someone dies. And

[01:02] listening to the the applause there, the

[01:04] cheering in the crowd, it says so much

[01:07] about them that they cannot help

[01:09] themselves. They have to cheer Barack

[01:11] Obama when he declares that Charlie

[01:12] Kirk's ideas were wrong. Charlie Kirk

[01:15] was murdered just a week ago. Can I get

[01:18] your thoughts on this?

[01:21] I I'm in utter shock. I mean, it's

[01:23] disgusting that this is how certain

[01:26] people in this country are reacting to a

[01:28] murder. So Obama thinks that Charlie

[01:31] Kirk's idea, Gabriella, of what? Praying

[01:34] for the guidance of Jesus Christ was

[01:36] wrong. uh Charlie's ideas of rational

[01:39] and polite debate with college students

[01:41] and educating young people was wrong or

[01:44] that marriage should be between a man

[01:46] and a woman. You can't change your sex.

[01:49] Obama believes all of that was wrong.

[01:52] What ideas exactly is he referring to?

[01:55] There should have never been a butt in

[01:58] his sentence, saying that he condemns

[02:00] this this murder, but adding the word

[02:02] but. There is no butt when it comes to

[02:04] murder. There is no butt. when it comes

[02:05] to Charlie Kirk and the good that he did

[02:07] for this country. And he also mentioned

[02:10] Donald Trump in that speech. Obama stood

[02:12] on that stage, not only pointed the

[02:14] finger at our president, but pointed the

[02:17] finger at the American people that

[02:19] supported this man, that supported

[02:21] Charlie, not the shooter. He didn't

[02:23] point the finger at the shooter, not the

[02:25] system that actually has failed us. So,

[02:27] this message and this speech was so

[02:29] backwards on so many levels.

[02:31] So backwards. And we do have that part

[02:33] of the speech where Barack Obama decides

[02:35] to blame Donald Trump while speaking

[02:38] about Charlie Kirk's assassination. Here

[02:39] it is.

[02:41] Have to recognize that on both sides,

[02:46] undoubtedly there are people who are

[02:48] extremists and who say things that are

[02:51] contrary to

[02:53] what I believe are America's core

[02:55] values.

[02:57] But I will say that

[03:01] those extreme views were not in my White

[03:04] House.

[03:07] I wasn't embracing them.

[03:11] [Applause]

[03:14] I wasn't empowering them. I wasn't

[03:16] putting the weight of the United States

[03:19] government behind

[03:21] extremist views.

[03:23] Not in my White House. Look at him. I I

[03:25] I can't even believe it. But let's talk

[03:28] about Jimmy Kimmel. ABC has announced

[03:30] it's pulling the Jimmy Kimmel Live late

[03:32] night show off air indefinitely after

[03:35] his disgusting lies about Charlie Kirk's

[03:37] death. Now, Jimmy Kimmel's opening

[03:39] monologue from Monday night's show

[03:41] suggested that suspected killer Tyler

[03:43] Robinson was aligned with MAGA. Listen

[03:46] to this.

[03:48] We hit some new lows over the weekend

[03:50] with the MAGA gang desperately trying to

[03:53] characterize this kid who murdered

[03:55] Charlie Kirk as anything other than one

[03:57] of them and doing everything they can to

[03:59] score political points from it. In

[04:01] between the fingerpointing there was uh

[04:03] grieving on Friday. The White House flew

[04:05] the flags at half staff.

[04:07] An ABC spokesman said that Jimmy Kimmel

[04:09] Live will be preempted indefinitely and

[04:12] a NextStar media group said that

[04:13] NextStar strongly objects to recent

[04:16] comments made by Mr. to Kimmel

[04:18] concerning the killing of Charlie Kirk

[04:20] and will replace the show with other

[04:22] programming in its ABC affiliated

[04:24] markets. I mean, good riddance. Why is

[04:27] the left so deranged? They're trying to

[04:30] pretend that this murderous monster was

[04:32] part of MAGA. Caitlyn, what do you make

[04:34] of this?

[04:36] Well, not only are they trying to spin

[04:38] the narrative like they normally do, but

[04:40] now you have leftists and elitists and

[04:43] members of Hollywood taking to social

[04:45] media uh feeling bad for Jimmy Kimmel.

[04:48] And just to get some facts straight

[04:49] here, Jimmy Kimmel did not get

[04:51] cancelled. This was not quote cancel

[04:54] culture at play, Gabriella. Jimmy Kimmel

[04:56] lost his job because of the clip you

[04:57] just played because he spread lies

[05:00] saying that MAGA and and and our people

[05:02] are the ones that were responsible here.

[05:04] This is the exact same type of rhetoric

[05:07] that created the monster that murdered

[05:09] my friend Charlie. If someone if someone

[05:12] had questioned anything about George

[05:15] Floyd in a TV comedy monologue back in

[05:18] 2020, you and I and all of your viewers

[05:20] listening tonight know that they would

[05:22] have he or she would have been fired on

[05:24] the spot. So why should it be different

[05:25] for a conservative? Why should it be

[05:27] different for a young Jesusloving

[05:28] conservative like Charlie? And I think

[05:30] this is a warning message to the

[05:32] mainstream media, the legacy media, the

[05:35] the left media, whatever we're calling

[05:37] them nowadays because I don't think

[05:38] they're so mainstream. But pushing their

[05:40] twisted narratives as truth is no longer

[05:43] going to stand. I think the American

[05:45] mind is breaking. We refuse now to let

[05:48] you manipulate us and our kids. So all

[05:50] the comedy specialists and and TV

[05:53] monologue writers better be very careful

[05:55] because I think this is a warning.

[05:56] Yeah, exactly right. Well, it's

[05:58] interesting. Charlie Kirk seems to be

[05:59] right about absolutely everything. Back

[06:01] in 2017, he wrote this on X. Jimmy

[06:04] Kimmel isn't funny. Well, he's

[06:06] absolutely right about that. And I think

[06:08] ABC has made the right decision by

[06:10] pulling Jimmy Kiln live off air. Now,

[06:13] although this leftist psychopath has

[06:15] tried to silence Charlie, they of course

[06:18] have made his movement unstoppable,

[06:20] TPUSA

[06:22] has received over 54,000 new chapter

[06:24] requests nationwide. Now, Charlie Kirk's

[06:27] life goal was to get to 20,000 chapters,

[06:30] so it's more than doubled that now. And

[06:32] of course, Turning Point USA is the

[06:34] fastest growing political organization

[06:35] in the entire world. Caitlyn, what are

[06:39] your thoughts on how this movement is is

[06:40] just growing, especially after what

[06:43] happened so tragically last week?

[06:46] Yeah, Charlie would have been so proud.

[06:49] Um, I I really think this is the

[06:52] pendulum swinging and it's coming back

[06:54] with a vengeance. That's what we're

[06:56] seeing across the country, especially on

[06:58] college campuses. I could tell you from

[07:00] my time last year spent with Charlie on

[07:02] these college campuses, young people are

[07:05] done. They're done with being silenced.

[07:07] They're done with being punished for

[07:09] being or speaking their conservative

[07:10] views. They're done with being fed lies.

[07:12] They're done with the indoctrination.

[07:14] They're done with trying to have their

[07:16] mind stolen. And they're furious.

[07:18] They're furious at the censorship, the

[07:19] cancel culture. They're furious at a

[07:21] system that told them it was not okay to

[07:23] express their views. Though the hard

[07:25] truth is the other side is refusing to

[07:27] accept what this movement is now going

[07:29] to become. They mess with the wrong

[07:31] people. Gen Zers and Gen Alpha are about

[07:34] to be some of the most conservative

[07:35] generations. I believe this to my core

[07:38] that we have ever witnessed. You cannot

[07:40] stop a movement that was forged in fire.

[07:43] And that's what we're witnessing right

[07:44] now. People are waking up in waves and

[07:46] they're looking for real leadership,

[07:48] real community, and a real mission. And

[07:51] that's exactly what Turning Point USA

[07:53] represents. Absolutely. And Charlie Kirk

[07:55] was a real leader. There was no one like

[07:57] him. But I I'm I suppose the silver

[08:00] lining in this is we are seeing right

[08:01] now more and more young people feeling

[08:03] called to go to church for the very

[08:05] first time. And of course, Charlie

[08:06] wanted to be remembered for his faith.

[08:09] Are you seeing that? Are you seeing more

[08:11] and more churches being packed out?

[08:13] People buying Bibles. Talk to us about

[08:15] what you're seeing.

[08:16] I would love to. I I think we should

[08:18] call this the Charlie effect. What we're

[08:20] seeing right now is nothing short of a a

[08:23] true revival. Uh in this past week,

[08:25] thousands have shared on social media

[08:27] that for the first time they bought a

[08:29] Bible or they prayed for the first time

[08:31] or they visited or walked into church

[08:34] with their family and their young kids

[08:35] for the first time. And Gabriella, I was

[08:38] actually one of those people. I went to

[08:40] church for the first time in years this

[08:43] past Sunday because of Charlie. And I

[08:46] want to tell our viewers during my time

[08:48] at Turning Point. Uh I shared with some

[08:51] of my family there how I was struggling

[08:54] with my faith.

[08:55] And I want to share the conversations I

[08:58] had. There was never any judgment. These

[09:02] conversation conversations were meant

[09:04] with encouragement. They wanted to

[09:06] uplift me. And those are the kind of

[09:09] people that Charlie hired. That's the

[09:12] kind of culture that Charlie built. uh

[09:14] that spirit that was trying to fuel

[09:17] everyone's faith. And I think that's

[09:19] what we're witnessing right now. It's

[09:21] inspiring a whole generation to

[09:23] reconnect with something real, something

[09:25] deeper and stronger because this is so

[09:27] much more than politics. Yeah. And I can

[09:30] speak firsthand to that. I I was one of

[09:32] those people and I will continue to work

[09:34] on my faith in honor of Charlie.

[09:37] Thank you so much for sharing that with

[09:38] us. I know so many people can relate and

[09:40] I tell you what, right here in Sydney,

[09:42] Australia, it is happening too. So many

[09:44] people are feeling called to go to

[09:45] church for the first time and that is

[09:46] part of Charlie Kirk's legacy. The

[09:48] Charlie effect as you put it. Now this

[09:51] weekend Charlie Kirk's memorial will be

[09:53] held in Arizona and Turning Point USA

[09:55] has unveiled the massive speaker lineup

[09:58] including of course Erica Kirk,

[10:00] President Trump, JD Vance, Marco Rubio,

[10:02] RFK Jr. Pete Hegth, Chelsea Gabbard,

[10:05] Tucker Carlson Steven Miller. I mean

[10:08] it's going to be powerful. Well, it's

[10:09] going to be moving and I I'm bracing

[10:11] myself for it because we've had a lot of

[10:13] heartbreak, but I think it's going to be

[10:15] um a really powerful memorial.

[10:18] Oh, yes. I I will be there alongside my

[10:21] my Turning Point family and colleagues

[10:24] and and patriots from all over the

[10:26] country. Uh and as you just mentioned,

[10:28] we have leaders and voices that I think

[10:31] will be able to speak to the gravity of

[10:34] what we just witnessed last week. and

[10:37] most in attendance, I think it's fair to

[10:39] say, if not all, will still be mourning

[10:41] and and grieving. But I think also

[10:44] standing this weekend with unbreakable

[10:48] strength and determination is what we're

[10:50] going to see. Um, we've witnessed this

[10:53] incredible resilience among Americans in

[10:57] this past week, and I think this

[10:59] gathering will actually be a chance to

[11:01] feed off of each other's energy, to feed

[11:03] off of that four-letter word that is so

[11:06] important right now, and that is hope.

[11:09] Yeah,

[11:09] I think we all need that. We all need to

[11:10] spread that message. And we're going to

[11:13] come together to remember that, to heal,

[11:15] and to recommmit our determination to

[11:18] the fight that Charlie inspired. So, it

[11:20] will be great.

[11:21] It It will. Caitlyn, before I let you

[11:23] go, I've got to ask you about the Maha

[11:25] movement and fired CDC director Dr.

[11:27] Susan Monores. She's been grilled over

[11:30] recommending vaccines such as the HEP B

[11:33] vaccine for infants. Now, this was

[11:34] during a Senate hearing on RFK Junior's

[11:36] decision to ask Susan Monores last

[11:38] month. And this was about of course the

[11:41] childhood vaccine schedule. Now, here is

[11:43] Ran Paul putting some questions to her

[11:46] which she just refused to answer. Listen

[11:47] to this.

[11:49] What is the medical scientific reason

[11:51] and proof for giving a newborn a

[11:54] hepatitis B vaccine if the mom is he B

[11:57] negative?

[12:00] I want to go back to the assertion

[12:02] associated.

[12:03] What is the medical reason for giving a

[12:05] hepatitis B vaccine to a newborn? See,

[12:07] everybody's like blindly going along, we

[12:09] can't change the childhood. You're

[12:11] somehow terrible if you want to change

[12:12] the childhood. We should be discussing

[12:15] what is the childhood vaccine schedule

[12:18] and you should be the burden should be

[12:20] on you. You want to make all the kids

[12:21] take this. The burden is upon you and

[12:24] the people you wouldn't fire to prove to

[12:26] us that we need to give our

[12:27] six-month-old a COVID vaccine and that

[12:30] we need to give our one-day old a

[12:31] hepatitis B vaccine. That's what the

[12:33] debate ought to be about, not whether

[12:34] all vaccines are good or whether we live

[12:36] in Alison Wonderland.

[12:39] Interesting watching that there,

[12:40] Caitlyn. She couldn't answer.

[12:43] Of course not, because these people have

[12:44] no answers because they've all been

[12:46] bought by big pharma, by big

[12:48] agriculture. And I think what Senator

[12:51] Ran Paul did today was he sent a

[12:52] political earthquake through Washington

[12:55] and a shiver down the spine of every

[12:57] single parent in this country. I truly

[13:00] believe that every young mom was

[13:01] standing there watching this, actually

[13:03] getting the chills. former CDC director.

[13:06] She showed up today with anti-Trump

[13:08] lawyers uh and no facts. She was passing

[13:11] notes the whole time, whispering back

[13:13] and forth, and like you just alluded to,

[13:15] she had no answers. She had no answers

[13:17] for questions that every young parent or

[13:19] parent in this country really deserves.

[13:22] And Rand Paul didn't just challenge a

[13:23] bureaucrat, he challenged a a total

[13:26] narrative that we've been fed for so

[13:28] many years. So, I think this is just the

[13:30] beginning. Um, she also accidentally

[13:33] admitted that our secretary, Secretary

[13:35] Kennedy, is going to change the vaccine

[13:38] schedules for kids. No longer will we

[13:41] just accept the status quo. And that

[13:43] means asking the hard questions,

[13:44] continuing to show up and ask these

[13:46] questions. We saw real leadership today.

[13:48] And I think the American people are

[13:50] going to refuse to accept weak answers.

[13:53] No longer will we accept those when our

[13:55] children's lives are on the line. So

[13:57] today, truth was demanded and the

[13:59] accountability has only just begun.

[14:01] Caitlyn Sinclair, thank you so much for

[14:03] joining us.