Charlie Kirk and Alex Marlow Expose Big Tech Oligarchy and the Left's Smear Mentality at CPAC

[00:00] one of the stars CPAC turning-point USA

[00:02] one of the great organizations out there

[00:03] charlie so great to have you here Alex I

[00:05] think it is a pleasure to speak to you

[00:07] and and we were just talking about a

[00:08] topic that you know I know very well

[00:10] which is the left smear mentality oh

[00:13] sure there's no more arguments you're

[00:15] the most influential conservative on

[00:17] Twitter and the reason why I think is

[00:18] because you provide arguments thank you

[00:21] you make arguments these are things you

[00:23] have to contend with if you are on the

[00:26] left the left does what we saw yesterday

[00:28] with Michael Cohen which is you smear

[00:30] the president mm-hmm and should someone

[00:31] like Mark Meadows dared to bring a black

[00:34] Trump administration official to testify

[00:36] on behalf of the president not being a

[00:37] racist that is a racist act in and of

[00:40] itself so we can't win can't win and I

[00:43] like to say this has not been anything

[00:46] new Andrew Breitbart exposed this in the

[00:48] new digital era right right around 2008

[00:50] 2009 where the left just used the same

[00:52] mob mentality on that they used in the

[00:54] 60s and 70s in the 30s and 40s and I

[00:57] brought it digitally and they brought

[00:58] about yeah and and what we've tried to

[01:00] do and the kind of the the lesson I

[01:03] learned from Andrew is these public

[01:05] forums allegedly public forum allegedly

[01:07] allegedly I have to qualify that young

[01:09] goal or Twitter or Facebook if used

[01:11] properly you can put forth arguments put

[01:13] them on defense yeah and and we have an

[01:16] incredible intellectual ammunition on

[01:17] our side

[01:18] Breitbart is providing it every single

[01:20] day that makes compelling arguments

[01:21] thank you and and the American people

[01:24] are looking for that sort of content

[01:25] right and they're looking to be able to

[01:26] engage with it regularly and daily and

[01:28] so I appreciate I appreciate the comment

[01:30] a compliment very much so and the

[01:32] President does this very well yes

[01:33] everyone and he stays so disciplined and

[01:35] I mess on message I think the biggest

[01:36] issue in America's immigration and

[01:38] without this president we would not even

[01:40] be talking about it that's a good point

[01:41] he's a great point stayed so disciplined

[01:43] on it he did not waver and he really

[01:46] stayed in a way that said here's the

[01:47] issue and here's a solution to it so

[01:49] going back to kind of the philosophical

[01:51] roots of why the left is a mob and on

[01:54] they don't think as individuals they

[01:55] inherently think as a collective and

[01:58] this is not this is not frontier right

[02:00] you know philosophy on my part and

[02:02] Coulter wrote about this in her book

[02:03] demonic where the left will lose their

[02:06] end of it they will sacrifice their

[02:07] individuality on behalf of what's good

[02:10] for the collect that is correct and

[02:11] that's how they can mobilize behind such

[02:13] horrible ideas because you know see that

[02:15] green New Deal

[02:16] they're all behind it of course because

[02:18] conservatives hate it because

[02:19] conservatives hate it a fourth trimester

[02:21] abortion which is baby killing yes we're

[02:24] behind it all the sudden is the

[02:25] collective moves they move as a blob and

[02:28] we move as rugged individualists so

[02:30] sometimes it's hard to coalesce sure but

[02:32] there's more integrity in that there's

[02:34] way more integrity the positives of

[02:35] Donald Trump is maybe sometimes a little

[02:38] bit of cohesions not bad sure and that

[02:40] that's the argument for conservative

[02:42] populism is that okay if we're always

[02:44] just if we're 53 million individuals and

[02:46] it's really hard to get something done

[02:48] and yeah Siteman and a cohesive message

[02:49] or brand and quite honestly that that

[02:52] lends power to the elites when you just

[02:54] when you don't have that sort of

[02:55] grassroots accountability via populism

[02:58] which I think Trump has done super well

[03:00] yeah and then that's why I love the

[03:01] rallies and why he stays in touch with

[03:03] you know everyday folks were you know

[03:06] the Republican Party the last 30 years

[03:07] mine - Reagan really was a lesson did

[03:10] this was a party that catered to a

[03:12] cluster of a couple thousand elites

[03:13] centralized in the west coast and the

[03:15] East Coast yeah and now the Republican

[03:18] Party owns the American middle class

[03:19] yeah and the working class that's right

[03:21] and this is the in the Democrats at the

[03:23] party of the super elite and and the

[03:25] folks is sort of the permanently pork

[03:27] yeah the permanently poor who I think if

[03:30] they were armed with the arguments that

[03:31] you're trying your best arm them with

[03:32] and we're trying our best I I think they

[03:34] they would there be a lot of conversion

[03:35] to but without institutions are so

[03:37] overwhelmingly left and which is why you

[03:40] focused as we focus in media Breitbart

[03:42] you're you're focusing on the campuses

[03:44] that's right I talked to us about why

[03:46] this president other than perhaps

[03:49] perhaps Ronald Reagan but I feel like

[03:51] the guys who've really resonated with

[03:53] young people over the last few decades

[03:54] on the right

[03:55] Reagan Ron Paul which kind of surprises

[03:58] some people but it's true and and the

[04:00] president that's it for the politicians

[04:02] reaching young people a concern on the

[04:04] conservative side yeah so why is he so

[04:07] good to your croucher on authenticity

[04:09] yeah and the inability to be bought by

[04:13] special interests and saying saying what

[04:15] he believes without any sort of degree

[04:17] of compromising far too often our

[04:19] generation is rightfully so just

[04:21] disgusted got with the amount of

[04:24] pandering the ruling class does to you

[04:26] know the

[04:26] the elite and there seems to be this

[04:28] inside-out relationship between big

[04:30] business and big government that's right

[04:31] and and the left they get half of that

[04:34] argument somewhat right where they

[04:36] critique how big business is able to

[04:38] benefit their solution is to grow

[04:40] government bigger yes right right some

[04:43] of the Republican Party some of the

[04:45] Republican Party more the moderate wing

[04:46] they get some of the argument right when

[04:48] they critique big government

[04:49] bureaucracies but they want to do

[04:50] nothing to even to go after maybe big

[04:52] tech yes I love this point and this is

[04:54] one that we is so important and I don't

[04:57] mean to change gears too abruptly

[04:58] Charlie Mills but but it's so crucial

[04:59] here and this is one where the the big

[05:04] tech cronyism has finally gone

[05:07] mainstream this year at CPAC and this is

[05:09] one that we've been hammering and that

[05:11] shows the influence of Breitbart thank

[05:13] you thank you because now it's into the

[05:14] ether and of what some would say is the

[05:17] CPAC mainstream and I think CPAC some

[05:19] ways as a leading indicator most ways is

[05:21] a lagging indicator actually yeah this

[05:23] has been brewing in the conservative

[05:24] member years okay and so I'm warden talk

[05:27] to James O'Keefe later in the show about

[05:28] his latest expose on Facebook shadow

[05:30] banning we know about the Twitter shadow

[05:32] banning you've kind of skirted around

[05:33] this so you're a great authority on this

[05:34] because you personally I think have been

[05:36] able to navigate the treacherous waters

[05:39] a big tech but this is for your business

[05:41] model for my business model this is a

[05:43] massive problem here there are these

[05:46] platforms controlled almost 100% by

[05:49] left-wing globalists who are looking to

[05:52] come up with exclusive excuses to shut

[05:55] us down it's a it's almost an oligarchy

[05:58] as well it's exactly an oligarch and and

[06:00] they have no transparency there's no

[06:03] accountability structure and i am i

[06:06] believe markets improve people's lives

[06:08] I've remained consistent absolutely in

[06:10] that you know in the premise of trade

[06:12] and so on and so forth but with that

[06:15] being said I I look at big tech they

[06:18] benefit a lot from government deals many

[06:20] of them including Google and Amazon

[06:21] whether it be cloud server deals or

[06:23] government contracts and and what's

[06:25] what's going to prevent Google from

[06:27] completely altering our society if they

[06:28] want to whether through behavioral

[06:30] technologies search engine manipulation

[06:32] data mining it's it's rather horrifying

[06:36] stuff and Tucker Carlson and I had this

[06:38] kind of fun debate and I

[06:40] him that Google's a threat he thinks

[06:42] cool isn't even even bigger threat than

[06:43] government

[06:44] yeah and that's and I kind of walked

[06:46] away with you might be right I don't

[06:47] know yeah and I think that's okay to say

[06:49] at times but even if I say I don't know

[06:51] that's something to be said that there's

[06:53] a non-government entity that might have

[06:55] more power than the IRS it certainly and

[06:58] it's on pace to you're it not to be a

[07:01] debate if nothing is done if we're just

[07:04] gonna sit there throw up our hands as

[07:06] the establishment Republican Party has

[07:07] done and say that oh it's it's a private

[07:10] business so they can do whatever they

[07:12] want but it's not really so much it's

[07:16] that's not really the case so and so the

[07:18] thought exercise always go through and

[07:20] it's so important is something I do on

[07:21] Twitter a lot which is try to break

[07:23] people out of just the monolithic cable

[07:25] news television way of you know

[07:27] portraying things which is if Google was

[07:29] owned by an outward Republican

[07:31] conservative and mostly conservative

[07:33] engineers and then they comprise 88

[07:35] percent search results do you think the

[07:36] Democrats would not be calling for an

[07:37] antitrust violation yes of course they

[07:39] of course they would be yes of course

[07:40] they would be there would be a

[07:41] nationwide movement to do that any other

[07:43] industry has that sort of dominance over

[07:46] a particular sector especially the

[07:48] consumption of information like it's bad

[07:50] enough that let's say Exxon Mobil had

[07:52] 88% of all you know oil purchases they'd

[07:54] be shut down in a second by the federal

[07:56] Commission but the consumption of

[07:57] information that's how people find

[07:59] identity in consciousness and how they

[08:02] speak and so that there is something to

[08:04] be said that this this relationship

[08:06] between big business and big government

[08:09] neither side really get that correct

[08:12] Alex but Trump is starting to say both

[08:14] are up both are benefiting from this

[08:16] deal big government is funded by big

[08:20] business right the bureaucrats are

[08:22] protected by the media industry the

[08:24] politicians are funded by Google Amazon

[08:26] so on and so forth and then big business

[08:29] gets the protection of the bureaucracies

[08:31] they get the sweetheart government

[08:32] contracts and they benefit from their

[08:34] own size and their albatraoz to use

[08:36] regulation as a deterrent against any

[08:37] sort of competition yeah then they

[08:39] stroke the big checks and it becomes

[08:40] this big vicious circle so Charlie let's

[08:42] talk about what's going on at UC

[08:43] Berkeley my alma mater oh you really

[08:45] want oh yeah I thought it was UCLA for

[08:47] some no no UC Berkeley I went there to

[08:49] stir up some trouble not hard to do you

[08:52] ever get punched in the face I did not

[08:54] get punch

[08:54] the face I was called the racist

[08:55] numerous times over nothing my people

[08:57] who don't know me but it say I did not

[08:59] get punched in the face but apparently

[09:01] uh punching a college Republican is now

[09:04] invoke there's plenty of footage to back

[09:06] it up what's going on over there you

[09:08] wouldn't play if it paid a visit out

[09:09] yeah I visited there two days ago and

[09:13] the bright part covered this wonderfully

[09:15] so thank you where one of our Turning

[09:17] Point USA activists in conjunction with

[09:20] the Leadership Institute which does

[09:21] great work was was tabling and

[09:23] recruiting and then some very angry

[09:25] leftist they tend to be that way mostly

[09:28] nowadays yeah same up and was screaming

[09:29] a pattern yeah and punched him in the

[09:32] face and the clip has gone totally viral

[09:34] yes and the lack of reaction from the

[09:37] police was alarming and we kept the

[09:40] pressure on and so did you guys and that

[09:42] that's what people to realize listening

[09:43] in this audience is that the left will

[09:45] not move an inch unless we make them yes

[09:47] and and and our institutions are failing

[09:50] yeah I'm Rush Limbaugh talks about this

[09:51] beautifully right now which we used to

[09:53] be able to count on these impartial

[09:54] institutions yeah the Justice Department

[09:56] failing the FBI failing it these

[09:59] referees of our culture they're no

[10:01] longer doing that and so that's where

[10:02] the external forces of Breitbart and my

[10:05] Twitter feed keep them accountable so

[10:06] anyway when I was saying we finally got

[10:08] the police to wrap up their report and

[10:10] then they now they're going to a judge

[10:12] asking for a warrant for this guy's

[10:14] arrest which is if they if that actually

[10:16] happens massive accomplishment because

[10:18] yeah Berkeley that doesn't always happen

[10:20] it doesn't always happen and it's just

[10:21] you know it's just so sad that it's

[10:23] necessary it takes people uh it takes

[10:26] people getting involved it's and again I

[10:30] did be automatic Facebook should be it

[10:32] shouldn't be banning people based on

[10:33] their viewpoint it shouldn't take Don

[10:34] junior to stop them from doing that

[10:36] no but Berkeley should be prosecuting

[10:38] people who are punching conservatives in

[10:40] the face it shouldn't take charlie Kirk

[10:41] stepping in for this we have to visit

[10:44] and and and then you shouldn't have to

[10:46] raise awareness about people getting

[10:47] punched in the face they should not

[10:48] require raising awareness and and but

[10:51] this is the thing there was a UC

[10:53] Berkeley employee that came out and said

[10:54] oh I'm really glad this happened

[10:56] essentially and you guys wrote it up yes

[10:58] they're okay with this Alex yeah of

[11:00] course is that they look at us of course

[11:02] no I mean punch are conservative it's

[11:04] the whole thing and they say something

[11:05] else I don't want to say what they say

[11:06] that let's just say you know they say

[11:07] all we have to

[11:08] bunch of people we disagree with oh yeah

[11:09] are you kidding me um and and here's the

[11:13] point that I would make again it's a fun

[11:15] thought thought exercise if the attacker

[11:17] yeah we're gonna make America great

[11:18] again hat and punched a liberal it would

[11:21] have been the number one news story that

[11:23] we could have looked at in the last week

[11:24] that's right it would have been Jesse

[11:25] small yes and it would have been round

[11:27] the clock and it would have been SWAT

[11:29] teams everywhere looking every guy

[11:30] everywhere the guy would have been self

[11:31] internationally famous Charlie Kirk

[11:33] Turning Point USA anything to plug

[11:35] quickly before we run um about to see

[11:37] speak at CPAC kind of of what I see

[11:40] coming forward in the conservative

[11:41] movement and I'm gonna be talking about

[11:43] a lot of this that we can't we we we

[11:44] cannot be so we cannot we cannot draw

[11:48] too much to our past talking points to

[11:53] say that we can't somehow go after a big

[11:54] tech yes that's right I'm glad you're on

[11:57] this topic Charlie keep up the good work

[11:58] my friend we'll be streaming it live or

[12:00] Breitbart calm thank you appreciate it

[12:02] we'll be right back