Students Rise Up Against Woke Indoctrination, Defend Free Speech After Charlie Kirk's Assassination

[00:00] Over the last few weeks, I have seen

[00:01] evidence of students just rising up and

[00:04] pushing back against the heavy-handed

[00:06] woke indoctrination across many schools

[00:09] and campuses. Peacefully, of course,

[00:10] because that's how this movement works.

[00:12] But nonetheless, something that I want

[00:13] to show you guys. There are three

[00:15] students who were asking for a teacher

[00:16] to be fired after he made a post

[00:18] celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder. I saw

[00:20] a bunch of students, specifically with

[00:21] this meeting, going to speak up and say,

[00:23] "No, we don't feel comfortable with our

[00:25] teacher celebrating a murder." Students

[00:26] have power. I love just seeing them

[00:28] exert it and show that like this is how

[00:30] it works. Teachers don't get to just say

[00:32] whatever they want all of the time and

[00:34] then there's never repercussions for it.

[00:36] Especially when it's vile behavior,

[00:37] especially when students then feel

[00:38] uncomfortable because it's like you're

[00:40] what are you doing? I mean, this is just

[00:42] a great little little snippet of that.

[00:44] >> We decided to come up and give our

[00:45] perspective on this subject considering

[00:47] it is our teacher and one of the people

[00:49] that will guide our futures. No matter

[00:51] what anyone says to me, I will never

[00:53] stand for violence, especially of a man

[00:54] who was publicly murdered in front of

[00:56] his wife, one of his children, thousands

[00:59] of students, and other bystanders.

[01:01] Charlie was not a racist. He did not

[01:02] hurt anyone sexually, and he did not

[01:04] kill anyone. Therefore, this was an

[01:06] unjustified cause of death that should

[01:08] never be celebrated. So, if you ask me,

[01:10] Charlie's children do not deserve to

[01:12] grow up without their father. Charlie's

[01:14] wife did not deserve to lose her

[01:15] husband. Charlie did not deserve to lose

[01:17] his life because of a different opinion.

[01:19] But this teacher deserves to lose his

[01:21] job.

[01:21] >> As civilians and people of our great

[01:23] country, we hold ourselves to a higher

[01:25] standard than to support or worse yet

[01:28] rejoice in violence. Someone who

[01:30] advocated for an arrested murderer and

[01:32] assassinator of one of the greatest

[01:34] debaters and free speakers of our time

[01:37] should have no place in the classroom,

[01:39] more so around young children. It really

[01:41] just warms my heart to see kids just

[01:44] standing up for what they believe in,

[01:46] advocating for what they think is right,

[01:47] and again having those open discussions,

[01:49] those open debates, and having an open

[01:51] conversation here where they're willing

[01:52] to go speak their mind because there are

[01:53] plenty of speakers in the same meeting,

[01:55] other teachers defending the teacher and

[01:56] saying, "Well, it's fine. He's allowed

[01:57] to say whatever he wants." So again,

[01:59] that's why the power of of the other

[02:01] side matters of speaking up for what you

[02:03] believe in. And so I love to see, you

[02:05] know, young high school guys doing this.

[02:07] Now, one of the hosts here from Morning

[02:08] Wire, Cabbat Phillips, he posted

[02:10] something that he saw in his hometown.

[02:11] And I wanted to share this too because

[02:12] it was a bunch of students setting up

[02:14] their own tables and trying to encourage

[02:17] conversation. Specifically with this one

[02:19] about Christ, it says, "Jesus is king.

[02:21] Ask us questions. Free Bibles, prayer,

[02:24] and then a Bible verse. They're just

[02:26] setting up and having conversations.

[02:28] Jesus is king. Ask us questions." I love

[02:31] that. I love it so much. I saw a bunch

[02:33] of these happening on college campuses

[02:34] too with students just sitting at the

[02:35] tables and you know saying prove me

[02:37] wrong there are two genders prove me

[02:39] wrong the things that Charlie used to

[02:40] do. Now all these other students are

[02:42] just taking up the torch and trying it

[02:44] on their own campuses. Unfortunately

[02:46] though on that same note I also saw many

[02:48] people setting up these tables trying to

[02:50] have these open discussions and then

[02:51] just being harassed by students on

[02:54] campus to the point that they have to

[02:55] pack up and leave. I saw that just

[02:56] happen at a school here in Tennessee

[02:58] like minutes away and it was so

[03:00] disheartening because it just highlights

[03:02] what's wrong. There were also some

[03:03] beautiful memorials that were made in

[03:04] Charlie's honor and some students

[03:06] decided to vandalize those and attack

[03:08] those as well which it just highlights

[03:10] this key difference here. For instance,

[03:12] this happened at UNC Wilmington. This is

[03:14] a beautiful memorial that a woman had

[03:15] painted for Charlie. It says, "If you

[03:17] believe in something, you need to have

[03:18] the courage to fight for those ideas,

[03:20] not run away from them and try and

[03:22] silence them." Charlie Kirk, a

[03:24] beautiful, not controversial memorial.

[03:27] Nothing wrong with it. Absolutely

[03:29] beautiful. And within, I think, a day,

[03:32] it turned into this, which also

[03:34] important to note, those colors, light

[03:36] pink, light blue, white. Seen that

[03:38] before, the trans flag. UNCC Wilmington

[03:40] refuses to act after leftists deface the

[03:42] Rock Memorial for Charlie Kirk. And

[03:44] Harold painted conservative students who

[03:46] tried to intervene because there were

[03:47] students here for a while that tried to

[03:48] stop them and eventually these kids were

[03:50] like pushing them out of the way. And

[03:51] then eventually the conservative

[03:52] students stepped back and they just

[03:54] destroyed it. And it's it's

[03:55] heartbreaking that also there was

[03:57] nothing that was done, but this girl

[03:59] came up and just started sludging the

[04:01] blue all over the quote. It's just like

[04:03] it's so symbolic of the problem that we

[04:05] have that we need to fix that we need to

[04:08] break these brainwashed students out of.

[04:10] The ones who just like paint dump yes

[04:12] cover. Who's I don't even know who

[04:14] Charlie is. I don't know what he stood

[04:15] for. I'm just doing this cuz I'm cuz I'm

[04:16] ignorant. I mean that's that's what this

[04:18] is and we need to wake them up from it.

[04:20] This is just the other shot of that girl

[04:22] just vandalizing this and she's saying,

[04:24] "Well, you know this. I I'm religious,

[04:26] too." Cuz you guys know I'm fully

[04:27] religious, too.

[04:28] >> We know.

[04:29] >> I know.

[04:32] >> Well, I do, but Kirk is definitely not

[04:36] the morals I support or the I support

[04:38] where you're just taught to love your

[04:39] neighbor.

[04:41] >> Respect.

[04:43] >> Love your neighbor. Again, she doesn't

[04:44] even know what Charlie ever said. That's

[04:45] what's so just maddening. Watching the

[04:48] brainwashing in real time is like truly

[04:50] phenomenal. As you're doing something

[04:51] horribly disrespectful, he is just a

[04:53] racist and he was a homophobe and and so

[04:56] that's why I just I have to do it's so

[04:58] disgusting. It's also wild just to see

[05:00] how she just fully believes that she is

[05:01] totally in the right and this is totally

[05:03] an okay thing to do and it is totally

[05:05] okay to be fully on camera and be

[05:07] totally exposed doing this. I mean,

[05:08] that's crazy.

[05:10] >> Yeah, I am sorry. I did not mean to step

[05:11] on any of the flags. I will admit that.

[05:13] I am sorry. I I don't think I did step

[05:15] on those. She's being respectful by not

[05:17] stepping on the flags at the memorial,

[05:19] the ones stuck in the ground at the

[05:20] bottom. But she's also pouring paint

[05:22] over the entire memorial that also

[05:24] covers the flags. I mean, nothing

[05:25] nothing clicks. Nothing even makes

[05:27] sense.

[05:28] >> All my friends in Chapel Hill are going

[05:29] to be like iconically.

[05:32] >> All of my friends at Chapel Hill are

[05:34] going to be like, "She's iconic."

[05:36] Well, she certainly became iconic for

[05:38] all the wrong reasons on the internet.

[05:40] So that's what you get in modern day.

[05:42] Sorry, not sorry. Where is the school

[05:44] law enforcement like preventing this? Is

[05:47] there is there any level of you can

[05:49] create a memorial and it can just be

[05:51] protected at all? Like why is that not a

[05:53] thing? All these I keep seeing are just

[05:54] being ruined and then people are coming

[05:55] back and fixing them. But where is that?

[05:58] But as I was saying, the kids continue

[05:59] to keep fighting back. So they are even

[06:01] restoring these vandalized memorials

[06:03] after that happens. And here's just one

[06:05] video of students who came back to

[06:06] restore a memorial that they had made.

[06:15] It's like the slow effort of trying to

[06:17] clean up this country, clean up like the

[06:19] mess that is just continues to be made,

[06:22] but trying to find goodness, trying to

[06:24] make it good again. And on the note of

[06:26] good memorials, I wanted to show this.

[06:28] This is from the UVU campus where

[06:30] Charlie was assassinated. This is what

[06:32] the school and a lot of the memorial

[06:33] sites look like now.

[06:34] >> I wanted to show you guys some of the

[06:37] things that I noticed around campus

[06:38] today.

[06:40] Will I know I'll be safer out there?

[06:44] What will I lose?

[06:48] Will I lose

[06:52] when all is my shield isn't there? Can I

[06:57] trust you?

[07:00] Can I trust you? Find me in the open.

[07:09] All the good and broken.

[07:14] [Music]

[07:15] Nothing left unspoken.

[07:18] [Music]

[07:22] I am here.

[07:25] Standing here.

[07:28] See me in my

[07:35] beautiful the

[07:40] This is where my hope is.

[07:47] It's just like this is how

[07:50] students on the right memorialize

[07:52] someone that has been lost. It's it's

[07:55] beautiful. It's peaceful.

[07:58] It's not vandalizing anything. I also

[08:00] saw this which I thought was so cool.

[08:02] LSU is announcing a lecture series

[08:04] honoring Charlie Kirk to promote free

[08:05] speech. So that is happening on one of

[08:07] these campuses. Another school, New

[08:09] College of Florida, they said, "Today we

[08:11] announced that we will commission a

[08:12] statue of Charlie Kirk to honor his

[08:14] legacy and incredible work after his

[08:15] tragic assassination last week. The

[08:17] statue, privately funded by community

[08:19] leaders, will stand on campus as a

[08:20] commitment by New College to defend and

[08:22] fight for free speech and civil

[08:24] discourse in American life. The location

[08:26] for the statue will be announced in the

[08:27] coming months." And that's the mockup of

[08:30] the statue,

[08:32] which I I love that. I mean that it's so

[08:36] it's so beautiful. It's so perfectly

[08:39] emblematic of exactly what Charlie did,

[08:41] exactly where he did that kind of work.

[08:43] Open table, open conversation, open

[08:46] posture. Let's talk. It gives me chills

[08:48] because it shows how historic this is

[08:50] and how what he did and what he has done

[08:54] for this culture and the society will be

[08:56] seen for generations to come. and they

[09:00] will look back and hear the name and see

[09:01] him and remember what he stood for,

[09:04] which is that open debate, free speech.

[09:06] And I just I thought this was the most

[09:08] beautiful memorial that someone had. It

[09:10] has like 20 million impressions.

[09:11] Everyone was just like, "This is

[09:12] beautiful." Now, the last video that I

[09:13] want to show you guys is another video

[09:15] of students just standing up and

[09:17] demanding that they are allowed to have

[09:18] Turning Point chapters at their high

[09:20] schools and at their colleges. But these

[09:21] guys are specifically high school

[09:22] students who are demanding to be able to

[09:24] start TPUSA chapters at their schools.

[09:26] encouraged me to start a chapter at my

[09:28] high school. Um, unfortunately, school

[09:30] administrators have not approved the

[09:32] chapter yet. We've tried multiple times

[09:34] as Peter stated.

[09:39] >> Um,

[09:41] [Music]

[09:43] >> this year,

[09:44] >> what's the email? I love this energy.

[09:46] The kids like, "What's his email? Give

[09:48] me his phone number."

[09:50] >> Glenn Brook North. We're at Glen Brook

[09:51] North and unfortunately they're not

[09:53] approved.

[09:54] >> Dr. Michael Taran, director of student

[09:56] activities, has denied our right to free

[09:59] speech. Email him. We need to start a

[10:02] chapter. We need to spread this

[10:04] movement. We have to recognize that. We

[10:05] have to continue his movement. And we

[10:08] have to make it even bigger and even

[10:09] stronger.

[10:11] >> I tried to get Turning Point USA

[10:12] approved to Clench North last year with

[10:14] my friend Nate.

[10:16] >> They denied us.

[10:18] [Music]

[10:19] >> Wait, you know what club they allow?

[10:22] >> Students Demand Action.

[10:26] Why did they deny you?

[10:29] >> They said our club already exists, but

[10:31] it didn't. It was a news club.

[10:33] >> That is nowhere near turning point. We

[10:35] need to get clubs approved at every high

[10:37] school around the nation. We must

[10:39] continue this fight. Who wants his

[10:40] email?

[10:42] >> Let's go.

[10:43] >> Yeah.

[10:44] >> Everyone ready?

[10:47] >> MT

[10:52] >> Oh, it's so good. It's such like high

[10:54] school students being high school

[10:55] students in the purest best way. Now,

[10:59] speaking of Turning Point, their campus

[11:01] stops are back and they just started on

[11:03] the 22nd of September with our very own

[11:05] Michael Nolles hosting it. It was

[11:07] phenomenal. It was a packed house and

[11:09] the team over at Turning Point is just

[11:11] going nonstop. Obviously, as many of you

[11:13] have probably heard, Erica Kirk has been

[11:15] appointed as the new CEO and chair of

[11:16] the board for Turning Point USA. And the

[11:18] new chapter requests have just exploded

[11:21] beyond frankly comprehension. This is

[11:23] the very latest from Andrew Kvet, who

[11:25] again was Charlie's executive producer

[11:27] and works at Returning Point. Huge

[11:28] update. After Sunday's memorial service

[11:30] for Charlie, TBUSA received a massive

[11:32] surge of inquiries to start new

[11:34] chapters. Pre Sunday, we had around

[11:35] 60,000 inquiries, which is already a

[11:37] huge amount. Post Sunday, we are now at

[11:41] over 120,000 inquiries. even accounting

[11:44] for attrition and duplicates. We are on

[11:46] the cusp of having a TPUSA or Club

[11:48] America chapter in every high school and

[11:50] college campus in America. That's so

[11:53] cool. That was Charlie's dream. That was

[11:55] his vision. It's this is so it's so

[11:56] cool. One woman wrote under that and she

[11:58] said, "The media tried to shame a

[12:00] movement into silence. Instead, they

[12:01] sparked the biggest youth political

[12:03] surge in modern history. 120,000 plus

[12:06] inquiries, a chapter on every campus.

[12:09] Charlie's name is being carried like a

[12:10] flag. This isn't a retreat. This is the

[12:12] uprising." Absolutely. And let this

[12:15] peaceful, faithfilled, factsfocused

[12:18] uprising grow. Kids are the most

[12:20] powerful because their voice will be

[12:22] heard for decades and decades to come.

[12:24] So, watch out to those who thought

[12:26] silencing a leader would silence a

[12:28] movement. History will prove them wrong.

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