Charlie Kirk Challenges College Freshman on Why He's Voting for Kamala Harris Without Knowing Her Accomplishments

[00:00] 7even million new people under the age

[00:02] of 30 bought homes When Donald Trump was

[00:04] President woohoo yeah isn't that great

[00:06] that's great I love homes yes good um

[00:10] now it is harder than ever to buy a home

[00:12] when Donald Trump was President interest

[00:13] rates were 2% now they are upwards of

[00:16] 10% wasn't that also partially caused by

[00:19] Co I'm not a I'm not a professional on

[00:20] this no no it's it's fine yes of course

[00:22] it was partially covid but the point A

[00:24] lot of it was bounceback Donald Trump

[00:26] oversaw the greatest economy in American

[00:28] history for people our age so yes but

[00:30] the ask the question deregulation he got

[00:32] rid of five regulations for every one

[00:34] new regulation that he put in and a lot

[00:36] of it is just paperwork it's stuff that

[00:38] would drive you insane let me actually

[00:39] so here's a good example when I'm

[00:41] guessing you have student loans right

[00:43] FAA no you don't have student loans not

[00:44] yet I'm a freshman so well how are you

[00:46] paying for college I mean I don't have

[00:48] I'm I have yeah I have FASA money okay

[00:51] that's a student that's a student loan

[00:52] right well it's a it's a grant so I

[00:54] don't have to pay okay so somebody so

[00:55] I'm paying for your college yeah well

[00:56] and when I when I graduate I'll be

[00:58] paying got it yeah um so my parents are

[01:01] too no it's fine okay well I'm Notting

[01:03] it's fine okay I hope you learn that

[01:05] it's OPM other make the dick yeah no

[01:07] it's fine but no so when you were

[01:09] filling out those forms is there ever a

[01:10] time where you felt a little exhaustive

[01:12] and it was like a little duplicative the

[01:14] forms this year were actually really

[01:15] good they were for me it was pretty good

[01:17] does anyone sympathize to the amount of

[01:19] forms you guys have to fill out I mean

[01:20] if if anybody here is your supporter

[01:22] they're going to be they're going to

[01:23] agreee with you but yeah well no it's

[01:24] just a matter of like observing reality

[01:27] right let me get to the point which is

[01:29] important so financial crisis comes they

[01:31] say it was deregulation so we have

[01:32] thousands of pages so if you guys want

[01:34] to go buy a home you know this you have

[01:35] to sign hundreds of pieces of paper okay

[01:37] and your parents can tell you hundreds

[01:39] of pieces of paper so small Bank let's

[01:41] say like this the bank of Madison yeah

[01:43] they have like 15 employees so when they

[01:46] have to fill out pieces of paper that is

[01:47] time energy that they can't afford JP

[01:49] Morgan is a multi- trillion dollar

[01:51] company for them extra pieces of paper

[01:53] is nothing so who does regulation hurt

[01:55] more the local Bank of Madison Wisconsin

[01:57] or JP Morgan but are you not cherry

[01:59] picking like what regulation is like I'm

[02:01] talking about environmental regulation

[02:03] I've already told you so you have a very

[02:05] specific narrow view of Regulation I'm

[02:07] asking you about a specific type of I've

[02:09] already told you on the environmental

[02:10] side but let me be very clear most

[02:12] regulation you know most regulation is

[02:14] paperwork right sure you should go read

[02:17] the National Registry I encourage you

[02:18] guys to do it it is millions and

[02:20] millions of pages of unnecessary things

[02:22] that have to be notorized and a lawyer

[02:24] has to sign it and then it has to be a

[02:26] committee and small businesses don't

[02:28] have the bandwidth or the money to comp

[02:30] with that whereas big businesses do

[02:32] right yeah how do you suppose we

[02:33] regulate them is that that's the

[02:35] question right is that the government

[02:36] also sucks and big corporations suck so

[02:38] what's the solution so you'd call for

[02:39] like a complete governmental reform

[02:41] would you call for a stronger federal

[02:43] government probably not no I think that

[02:45] probably empowering the little against

[02:47] the big through increased competition

[02:49] and entrepreneurialism is probably the

[02:51] best solution but when so you're still

[02:53] controlling like monopolies and so forth

[02:56] because most monopolies right now are

[02:58] made possible thanks to the government

[02:59] so for example fiser astrogenic Mna

[03:02] Johnson and Johnson they remain vaccine

[03:03] manufacturers because of the government

[03:06] and the government pumps tons of money

[03:07] them through nah funding and vaccine

[03:09] funding same could be same could be said

[03:11] for the biggest food companies they get

[03:13] huge agricultural subsidies big oil

[03:15] companies get big oil subsidies yeah I

[03:17] mean anyway she's mad at me this whole

[03:18] time but she's she I'll summarize this

[03:21] conversation I think it's you're coming

[03:22] at this in good in good spirit is that

[03:24] when you increase the paperwork burden

[03:27] and the needless amount of committees

[03:29] and lawyers Reg ation and accountants it

[03:31] it's harder for the next Elon Musk to

[03:34] found Tesla it's harder for the next

[03:36] entrepreneur to start the next great

[03:38] company because he has to spend all of

[03:40] his time on compliance and not on wealth

[03:43] creation or entrepreneurial activity

[03:45] Donald Trump wants to liberate the

[03:47] American entrepreneur to not be bogged

[03:49] down by unnecessary rules regulations

[03:51] and paperwork and instead be worried

[03:53] about creating jobs and creating a lot

[03:55] of wealth okay who are you voting for me

[03:58] yeah uh probably comma why or I'll just

[04:02] write somebody in but probably comma um

[04:04] it's just my views what's her greatest

[04:07] accomplishment my kamala's greatest

[04:09] accomplishment I mean I don't know I

[04:11] don't can can you name a single

[04:13] accomplishment I don't follow politics

[04:15] that much to be

[04:17] honest I couldn't I couldn't name I

[04:20] couldn't name Trump's I couldn't name

[04:22] Trump no but then why comma because you

[04:24] just like instinctively said Kamala cuz

[04:25] I'm a Democrat I'm I'm a registered

[04:28] Democrat but can can can can you just

[04:30] help me out I don't I've seen project

[04:32] 2025 I don't really agree with a lot of

[04:34] the stuff I

[04:38] mean I mean dude what do you want me to

[04:40] say I told you I'm not a professional on

[04:42] this stuff anything yeah I mean you're

[04:43] voting for K I'm curious why should

[04:45] should I not vote I mean I think you

[04:47] should vote for Trump obviously I don't

[04:50] why should I vote for Trump because

[04:51] you'll be wealthier happier there won't

[04:53] be World War 3 we'll have a border can

[04:54] you tell me why yeah absolutely because

[04:56] for 4 years we saw that people your age

[04:59] were able to own homes your wages went

[05:00] up we saw my age what I'm 18 people my

[05:04] 18 years old buying correct yeah a lot

[05:06] of people 18 actually work and don't go

[05:08] to college believe it or not I know

[05:09] that's hard to believe it's not hard to

[05:11] believe I have a brother who's a blueco

[05:12] collar worker he's an electrician so

[05:13] then you understand it so blue collar

[05:15] workers saw their wages go up the most

[05:16] under Donald Trump younger voters were

[05:18] able to buy homes under Donald Trump we

[05:20] saw the greatest economy in American

[05:21] history Donald Trump had peace across

[05:23] the world with first president but isn't

[05:25] he's like a he just he peace with who I

[05:28] mean well Putin did not invade Ukraine

[05:32] Israel was not at war with Gaza it was

[05:34] the first president in 40 years but

[05:37] wouldn't

[05:38] you policies allowed this to happen one

[05:40] second there's a first president in 40

[05:42] years where we did not have a new war

[05:44] correct we had new Wars under Clinton

[05:46] new Wars under Bush new Wars under Obama

[05:49] new Wars under Biden but Donald Trump we

[05:51] had no new Wars why is that I don't know

[05:53] you're the expert because he was a great

[05:56] president because we had we had peace

[05:58] treaties because it was peace through

[06:00] strength the point is that we don't have

[06:02] to guess about the type of President are

[06:05] we weaker with like a Democratic leader

[06:08] absolutely that's the that's the

[06:09] argument interesting well think about it

[06:12] our dollar is worth less brics is

[06:14] ascendant Putin invades Ukraine China Is

[06:17] wealth than ever Putin Trump how many

[06:18] pictures did Trump take with hold on

[06:20] this is interesting so pictures are a

[06:21] bad thing wait hold on so Associated

[06:24] interesting that's an interesting

[06:25] question so under Obama under Obama

[06:28] Putin takes over Crimea okay under Biden

[06:31] Putin invades eastern Ukraine yet his

[06:34] buddy with Trump he doesn't take any

[06:36] land of Ukraine why is that maybe

[06:38] because Donald Trump used diplomacy and

[06:40] he was able to have Don Vladimir Putin

[06:43] understand that you take a square inch

[06:45] of Ukraine we will launch rockets into

[06:48] Moscow would we really do that do you

[06:50] think we would have done that on

[06:51] Vladimir it doesn't even matter if you

[06:53] think it or not what we know is the

[06:54] reality is that hundreds of thousands of

[06:56] ukrainians did not die under Donald

[06:58] Trump's watch did die under KLA Harris

[07:01] and Joe Biden sure yeah that's I'm not I

[07:04] can't argue with that I mean I don't how

[07:05] many American soldiers died under Trump

[07:07] very few how many died under Biden a lot

[07:10] actually how many 13 in one day at the

[07:13] BM withdrawal in Afghanistan okay yeah

[07:15] and not to mention the American hostages

[07:17] killed just the other day where in in in

[07:19] Gaza in Gaza yeah they American passport

[07:22] holders that were American were they

[07:23] like press people no they're American

[07:26] citizens that were at a rock concert

[07:27] like a rave concert in southern isra we

[07:29] kidnapped by Gaza so we are on the verge

[07:32] of World War I our dollar is worth less

[07:34] than ever before it is harder than ever

[07:36] to buy a home the economy is worse for

[07:38] everyone in this audience than it has

[07:39] been in over 30 years you can you're

[07:41] saying all this stuff but again like I

[07:43] came to you about environmental

[07:44] regulations for sure like this is no I

[07:46] know but I just want to go back to I

[07:47] asked you that's fine you can vote

[07:48] whoever you want this is this is like

[07:49] led to this I understand that I've

[07:51] contributed to it no no I just I just

[07:53] it's totally fine obviously I asked you

[07:55] how why you vote for KLA you gave an

[07:57] answer and you have I don't know fair

[08:00] enough okay Ian I will go home and do

[08:01] research come back and tell me an

[08:03] accomplishment and when will you be back

[08:05] next uh I will actually be at the

[08:07] Alabama Wisconsin game next Saturday so

[08:09] come find me

[08:11] we yeah so uh if you find a I'm GNA go

[08:14] Badgers if we're losing if you find a

[08:17] single accomplishment of hers uh only if

[08:20] you say you're voting for

[08:22] Trump I'll take yeah this young lady

[08:25] gets a hat but if you find an

[08:26] accomplishment come find me all right

[08:27] thank you so much appreciate the

[08:29] dialogue wait what if I say I'll vote

[08:30] for Trump I don't believe you at this

[08:32] point thank you