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[00:00] I think it's horrendous.

[00:01] >> I think it's horrendous.

[00:02] >> Yeah, totally.

[00:03] >> Tell me about it.

[00:03] >> This is a free country and it's our it's

[00:06] our rights.

[00:07] >> Yeah.

[00:08] >> Do you guys watch?

[00:10] >> Yeah, I do.

[00:12] >> I'm studying political science here and

[00:13] I like

[00:14] >> I have no was just I like watching

[00:16] people debate, you know, like

[00:18] >> and it it's just crazy.

[00:20] >> Thank you.

[00:20] >> Keep face.

[00:21] >> Thank you. I appreciate it.

[00:23] >> Stay strong.

[00:23] >> Thank you.

[00:24] >> Be brave.

[00:25] >> Thank you. I appreciate it. It's more

[00:27] important than ever.

[00:27] >> Yeah. You got a chance, please do the

[00:30] education stuff to the young kids.

[00:33] >> I will.

[00:34] >> That's our future.

[00:35] >> That's why I'm here.

[00:36] >> I think it's horrendous.

[00:37] >> You think it's horrendous?

[00:38] >> Yeah, totally.

[00:39] >> Tell me about it.

[00:40] >> This is a free country and it's our

[00:42] >> it's our rights.

[00:44] >> Yeah.

[00:45] >> Do you guys watch? Yeah, I do. I'm

[00:48] studying political science here and I

[00:50] like

[00:51] >> was just I like watching people debate

[00:53] you know like

[00:54] >> and it it's just crazy

[00:56] >> especially happening on a campus I think

[00:59] is what's the scariest part a college

[01:01] campus like college campuses should be a

[01:03] safe space for debate and intellectual

[01:06] diversity and the fact that like people

[01:10] are

[01:11] >> like killing people like it's just on a

[01:14] university is like crazy to me.

[01:16] >> Yeah. Like it's how how do you go to

[01:19] university and like you can't be safe to

[01:22] debate, you know, or have different

[01:24] opinions? Like it's just

[01:26] >> it's wild and it's like it's scary,

[01:28] especially like

[01:29] >> I don't know.

[01:30] >> Yeah. What I would say is uh the

[01:32] University of Washington is a very

[01:33] liberal campus as I'm sure all of you

[01:35] know. Um

[01:37] >> I come here a lot and I table I'm only

[01:39] here today because Charlie died.

[01:41] >> Yeah. I was planning on coming back on

[01:43] the 22nd when class was actually in

[01:44] session so I would actually get people

[01:46] to talk to you and I could sit over by

[01:47] the cherry blossoms. But um I think

[01:50] right now it is pivotal and very

[01:52] important for people with conservative

[01:53] views to stand stronger than they ever

[01:56] have and express their opinions and be

[01:57] fierce and fearless um because we can't

[02:00] let if they want us to run away and they

[02:02] want us to hide and they want us to

[02:03] cower but if we show them that killing

[02:05] people doesn't work maybe they'll stop

[02:06] doing it. But if we hide they they'll

[02:08] keep doing it.

[02:09] >> Yeah. And I don't even think it's

[02:10] totally about the gun laws in general.

[02:13] Like I feel like that's people are

[02:15] focusing on the irony of the whole thing

[02:17] when like you know if even if we ban or

[02:21] like ban guns and like keep restricting

[02:23] gun laws like that's not going to stop

[02:25] the horrible people from getting it. You

[02:27] know they think

[02:28] >> over 400 million guns in the United

[02:30] States at this point. If we just stop

[02:32] selling guns, ammo, anything right now,

[02:35] is it going to go away? But what you say

[02:37] is is interesting because um they think

[02:40] it's ironic that Charlie Kirk, the guy

[02:42] who advocated for gun rights, was killed

[02:44] while he was talking about gun rights.

[02:46] And they say that if Charlie just would

[02:48] have wanted gun control, maybe he'd be

[02:50] alive. But what's actually ironic is

[02:52] that Charlie Kirk was murdered in a

[02:53] gun-free zone,

[02:55] >> college campus. It's gun free zone. He

[02:56] was killed in a gun-free zone where

[02:58] where it was already gun control.

[02:59] >> It's so sad.

[03:00] >> And it didn't stop anybody from bringing

[03:02] a gun to that campus, sitting on a roof,

[03:03] and murdering him. campuses should be a

[03:05] hub for knowledge and a hub for opinions

[03:08] and

[03:08] >> yeah,

[03:09] >> you know, no matter which way you go.

[03:11] >> It's sad that it's like,

[03:13] >> you know,

[03:14] >> yeah,

[03:15] >> that it's not anymore. And it like

[03:17] scares me. And I mean, I'm from Arizona,

[03:20] so it's definitely a more right leaning

[03:22] state. And that's uh his wife went to my

[03:25] school

[03:26] >> really. Uh yeah. So my high school and

[03:29] it they posted it and it's just like I

[03:32] don't understand how no matter what side

[03:34] of the spectrum you're on, how you just

[03:36] like you can't find empathy for it. Like

[03:38] it's tragic no matter what side you're

[03:41] on. And like

[03:42] >> Have you ever been to America Fest?

[03:44] >> No, I haven't.

[03:45] >> You should go.

[03:46] >> It's in Arizona. It's right in Phoenix.

[03:48] >> Oh, is it?

[03:48] >> At the convention center every year.

[03:49] Yeah.

[03:50] >> I don't know.

[03:50] >> It's in December.

[03:51] >> What does that entail?

[03:52] >> It's just a conference. So, you show up

[03:53] and uh every other year Charlie speaks.

[03:57] Obviously, he won't speak this year.

[03:59] >> Uh this year, I'm sure they'll still

[04:01] have it. Uh I hope. Um but you Trump

[04:04] usually speaks. Uh Charlie usually

[04:06] speaks, Scott Presler, Brandon Tatum, uh

[04:09] sometimes Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson,

[04:10] people like that. They come and they

[04:12] speak. Politicians,

[04:14] um leading voices, people like that.

[04:16] It's uh Turning Point. what Charlie set

[04:18] up was really for students

[04:20] >> and so uh students get priority when

[04:23] they come to um when they come to Amfest

[04:26] um you there's a you know like an

[04:29] exhibit hall where there's lots of

[04:30] people set up um selling things and just

[04:32] representing what they believe in and

[04:33] you can learn about some stuff and then

[04:35] there's the main hall where people speak

[04:37] and stuff like that but it's it's it's

[04:40] great and there's also a turning point

[04:41] chapter at UDub.

[04:42] >> Oh, really?

[04:42] >> Yeah. It's all women this year.

[04:44] >> Oh, cool. But yeah, I like I came here

[04:46] definitely for like the diversity cuz

[04:48] then I feel like especially if like

[04:50] whether you live in a more Republican

[04:52] state or liberal state like information

[04:53] tends to get fed only like through one

[04:55] side. And so I was really excited to

[04:57] come here from a more right leaning

[04:58] state cuz I was like wait this is a

[04:59] whole new perspective that I haven't

[05:01] like you know been able to be immersed

[05:03] in as much like talking with different

[05:05] people. It's just going to open my eyes

[05:07] in certain ways and like you know

[05:10] >> it's just like

[05:11] >> what has your experience with that been?

[05:13] Oh, I mean I haven't really started

[05:14] school yet. You

[05:15] >> just got here. Yeah.

[05:15] >> Yeah. But that's why I'm a little

[05:17] >> How long have you been here?

[05:18] >> Sunday.

[05:19] >> I mean, we were here for recruitment, so

[05:21] about a week.

[05:22] >> Yeah. Nice. How do you like the prices

[05:23] up here so far?

[05:25] >> What?

[05:26] >> How do you like the prices up here so

[05:27] far?

[05:27] >> Expensive, but I can't say it's quite

[05:29] cheap where I'm from either.

[05:31] >> Yeah, it's that mic like is it real or

[05:34] >> Yeah, it's real. Yeah, it is. It was

[05:36] nice to

[05:39] >> It's uh I YouTube.

[05:41] >> Okay. Follow him on Twitter, Cam Hickey.

[05:43] >> He runs my Twitter.

[05:44] >> Cool.

[05:45] >> Yeah. Yeah.

[05:46] >> I love this.

[05:49] The whole getting people engaged and

[05:52] >> I think like right now it's really

[05:53] important for

[05:55] >> like everyone like I feel like this is

[05:58] bigger than like gun control and bigger

[06:00] than like

[06:01] >> which party you're on. And like I think

[06:04] this is like a good example of why we

[06:05] need to start building more like

[06:07] coalitions because we're so divided

[06:09] right now as a democracy and like this I

[06:13] think if we were more like together and

[06:15] more of a community like this kind of

[06:17] stuff wouldn't be happening.

[06:18] >> I think that's what what Charlie was all

[06:20] about. He wanted to build coalitions and

[06:22] uh I mean I on this I stand I don't

[06:24] think communists should be killed

[06:25] either. I don't think Nazis should be

[06:26] killed. I don't think anybody should be

[06:28] killed just for their opinions. Now, if

[06:29] you think that Nazis are or you think

[06:32] you're a Nazi and you think that Jews

[06:33] are like vile, disgusting creatures and

[06:35] you want to kill them and you act on it,

[06:37] then somebody should defend that person

[06:39] and take that person out. But, but just

[06:42] having the opinion shouldn't be enough

[06:43] to get you killed. You have to actually

[06:45] act in a way that harms another person

[06:47] first. And I don't think that that words

[06:48] harm people.

[06:49] >> Sticks and stones.

[06:51] >> So, interesting.

[06:53] >> Yeah. And I hold the same for

[06:54] communists. Yeah. So,

[06:56] >> yeah, I think it's cool that you guys

[06:57] are doing this, especially since um

[06:59] Washington's get debated a lot like on

[07:04] >> Yeah. Yeah. I usually sit over by the

[07:06] the uh cherry blossoms. Uh I when class

[07:09] is in session, I usually try to come at

[07:10] least once a week if I'm not busy around

[07:13] here.

[07:13] >> Yeah, I live in Seattle. Yeah.

[07:14] >> Okay, cool.

[07:15] >> And so, but uh obviously it's still

[07:18] technically like summer session, so

[07:19] class there's not a lot of people here.

[07:20] >> Yeah. So, you've been getting debated

[07:22] like recently. I just had a professor

[07:24] come up and talk to me but um like he he

[07:27] always comes up. Uh but yeah, no during

[07:30] session I get quite a few people.

[07:32] >> Thank you guys. Thank you for your

[07:33] support.

[07:34] >> Thanks guys for being here.

[07:36] >> Thank you.

[07:38] >> Sad day for America.

[07:39] >> Sad day.

[07:39] >> Thanks guys, man. I'm with you guys.

[07:41] >> I appreciate it.

[07:42] >> Charlie is uh made his uh like I said,

[07:44] his voice is even bigger now.

[07:46] >> Yeah.

[07:46] >> Than ever before. It's

[07:47] >> like an artist.

[07:48] >> Yeah. But uh

[07:49] >> people pay closer attention. I just

[07:51] praise that uh praying that God will

[07:52] raise up more Charlie Kirks in his

[07:54] world. They will stand up. Our voice

[07:56] cannot be silenced. You know,

[07:58] >> now is the worst time to do it.

[07:59] >> That's exactly what they want is us to

[08:01] run and hide and cower in our houses.

[08:02] That's why I'm here today. I wasn't

[08:04] going to come I come here a lot, but I

[08:05] wasn't going to come here until the 22nd

[08:06] when school's in session. I came here

[08:08] today because Charlie's dead and because

[08:09] you need to show like a show of

[08:12] strength.

[08:13] >> Yeah, absolutely. Thanks, guys.

[08:15] >> Thanks so much.

[08:16] >> Means a lot, guys.

[08:17] >> Thank you.

[08:18] >> Take care. I I assume this is about

[08:20] Charlie.

[08:21] >> This is about Charlie. Yeah.

[08:22] >> Okay.

[08:24] >> Yeah. Turn your mind.

[08:26] >> Well, obviously, you know, nobody should

[08:28] be killed over their opinion. So, I

[08:31] completely agree with that.

[08:33] >> Yeah. Right on.

[08:34] >> Thank you.

[08:35] >> And also the the people in Minneapolis

[08:39] were killed too.

[08:40] >> Yeah.

[08:40] >> Just the same thing. And we got to make

[08:42] sure everybody sees vote, not

[08:44] >> 100%.

[08:45] >> We don't didn't agree with him, but I

[08:46] respected him.

[08:47] >> Yeah. He talked

[08:48] >> 100%. I appreciate it. Thank you.

[08:50] >> Exactly. Open debates only.

[08:51] >> Yeah, that's what we need. We need

[08:53] discussion. Thank you so much.

[08:55] >> Appreciate you guys being here, but

[08:56] remember the other side is

[08:57] >> Yeah.

[08:59] >> I don't worry about the left wing too

[09:01] much.

[09:02] >> Does Turning Point or does your family

[09:03] manage all that or are you just a

[09:05] kid that's never

[09:07] >> Thank you.

[09:08] >> Keep face.

[09:09] >> Thank you. I appreciate it.

[09:10] >> Stay strong.

[09:11] >> Thank you.

[09:12] >> Be brave.

[09:12] >> Thank you. I appreciate it. It's more

[09:14] important than ever.

[09:15] >> You got a chance. Please do the

[09:18] education stuff to the young kids.

[09:20] >> I will.

[09:21] >> That's our future.

[09:22] >> That's why I'm here.

[09:23] >> Never give up.

[09:24] >> I won't. Thank you. Thank you so much.

[09:26] >> I appreciate it. Thank you so much.

[09:30] >> Thank you.

[09:30] >> Have a good one. Be safe.

[09:32] >> Thank you.

[09:33] >> Thank you.

[09:34] >> Talk more to the young generation.

[09:36] >> I will. That's why I'm here.

[09:37] >> I don't know what's going on.

[09:39] >> I don't either. It's crazy.

[09:41] >> It will require a lot of work, but there

[09:43] will be a lot more Charlie Kirks, man.

[09:45] Just want to thank you guys for, you

[09:46] know, carrying the mantle here because

[09:48] don't don't want don't want his uh his

[09:50] life and stuff to be lost to this. It's

[09:53] it's so important that we have dialogue.

[09:55] >> It's most important right now whether we

[09:57] agree or not, man.

[09:58] >> Stick with it.

[09:59] >> Thank you so much.

[10:00] >> Take care of yourself.

[10:01] >> Yeah. Have a good one. You say,