SEGMENT A: A SUMMARY OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF DONALD TRUMP DURING THE PAST WEEK.

SEGMENT B: JAMES BAUDER TALKS ABOUT HIS POLITICAL ASYLUM IN THE USA.

SEGMENT C: TRENISS EVANS SPEAKS ABOUT HOW YOUR VOICE MATTERS AT AMERICAN RIGHT ALLIANCE. 

SEGMENT D: J.D. WILCOX EXPLAINED THE CONTEXT ABOUT THE FIRST ASSASSINATION AGAINST PRESIDENT TRUMP.
SPENCER MORRISON TALKS ABOUT HOW TARIFFS WILL BRING ARE JOBS HOME.

SEGMENT A: A SUMMARY OF THE ADMINISTRATION OF DONALD TRUMP DURING THE PAST WEEK. SEGMENT B: JAMES BAUDER TALKS ABOUT HIS POLITICAL ASYLUM IN THE USA. SEGMENT C: TRENISS EVANS SPEAKS ABOUT HOW YOUR VOICE MATTERS AT AMERICAN RIGHT ALLIANCE.&nbsp; SEGMENT D: J.D. WILCOX EXPLAINED THE CONTEXT ABOUT THE FIRST ASSASSINATION AGAINST PRESIDENT TRUMP. SPENCER MORRISON TALKS ABOUT HOW TARIFFS WILL BRING ARE JOBS HOME.

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RINGSIDE POLITICS WITH JEFF CROUERE, JULY 19TH, 2025

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Labor Day War Room special “Charlie Kirk: The Work Ethic.” Steve Bannon sits with Natasha Owens, Jack Posobiec, Blake Neff, Andrew Kolvet, Tyler Bowyer and other Turning Point colleagues on Kirk’s preparation, faith, and why the organization kept moving after his Sept. 10, 2025 assassination at Utah Valley University. A one-year memorial — “Freedom Built to Last” — is set for Sept. 10, 2026 at UVU’s UCCU Center.

Owens previews her tribute with Benjy Gaither, released Sept. 4 through Real America’s Music. She says the song walks from grief to Christian hope and centers Kirk’s faith, courage, and work — not only his death. Proceeds go to Turning Point. She asks viewers to buy it on iTunes and share the video.

Posobiec says Kirk’s calm on campus came from binders, notebooks, “murder-board” rehearsals, and constant reading. He had already prepped the tour that ended at UVU, including a planned debate with Hasan Piker. Posobiec also recalls Kirk handing water to overheated attendees in a West Palm Beach security line while still running the event.

Neff and others note Kirk never finished college but built a private curriculum: online courses, history, philosophy, pastors, professors, and staff briefings. During COVID he grew The Charlie Kirk Show and his reading load at the same time. Staff later sliced his calendar into tight blocks. He still guarded family time and a Friday-evening Sabbath.

Disappointing 2022 results pushed Kirk toward a larger turnout machine aimed at lower-propensity voters. Guests treat that infrastructure as a core part of his later work. Claims that specific races were “stolen” are the speakers’ assertions, not independently established in the program.

Kolvet says staff answered the assassination by going back to work: memorial, campus tours, AmericaFest, and the rest of the calendar. They argue that is what Kirk would have demanded.

Guests call it the Charlie Kirk work ethic: brutal prep, constant study, no wasted minutes, and a religious sense of mission. The public debates were the last 10 percent.

What part of Kirk’s work ethic — the binders, the Sabbath, or the decision to keep TPUSA moving — should the next generation copy first?
#CharlieKirk #WarRoom #SteveBannon #TurningPointUSA #NatashaOwens #JackPosobiec #WeMissYouCharlie #LaborDay #UVU #FaithAndWork

Labor Day War Room special &ldquo;Charlie Kirk: The Work Ethic.&rdquo; Steve Bannon sits with Natasha Owens, Jack Posobiec, Blake Neff, Andrew Kolvet, Tyler Bowyer and other Turning Point colleagues on Kirk&rsquo;s preparation, faith, and why the organization kept moving after his Sept. 10, 2025 assassination at Utah Valley University. A one-year memorial &mdash; &ldquo;Freedom Built to Last&rdquo; &mdash; is set for Sept. 10, 2026 at UVU&rsquo;s UCCU Center.
Owens previews her tribute with Benjy Gaither, released Sept. 4 through Real America&rsquo;s Music. She says the song walks from grief to Christian hope and centers Kirk&rsquo;s faith, courage, and work &mdash; not only his death. Proceeds go to Turning Point. She asks viewers to buy it on iTunes and share the video.
Posobiec says Kirk&rsquo;s calm on campus came from binders, notebooks, &ldquo;murder-board&rdquo; rehearsals, and constant reading. He had already prepped the tour that ended at UVU, including a planned debate with Hasan Piker. Posobiec also recalls Kirk handing water to overheated attendees in a West Palm Beach security line while still running the event.
Neff and others note Kirk never finished college but built a private curriculum: online courses, history, philosophy, pastors, professors, and staff briefings. During COVID he grew The Charlie Kirk Show and his reading load at the same time. Staff later sliced his calendar into tight blocks. He still guarded family time and a Friday-evening Sabbath.
Disappointing 2022 results pushed Kirk toward a larger turnout machine aimed at lower-propensity voters. Guests treat that infrastructure as a core part of his later work. Claims that specific races were &ldquo;stolen&rdquo; are the speakers&rsquo; assertions, not independently established in the program.
Kolvet says staff answered the assassination by going back to work: memorial, campus tours, AmericaFest, and the rest of the calendar. They argue that is what Kirk would have demanded.
Guests call it the Charlie Kirk work ethic: brutal prep, constant study, no wasted minutes, and a religious sense of mission. The public debates were the last 10 percent.
What part of Kirk&rsquo;s work ethic &mdash; the binders, the Sabbath, or the decision to keep TPUSA moving &mdash; should the next generation copy first? #CharlieKirk #WarRoom #SteveBannon #TurningPointUSA #NatashaOwens #JackPosobiec #WeMissYouCharlie #LaborDay #UVU #FaithAndWork

KIRK’S INNER CIRCLE UNPACKS HIS WORK ETHIC AS TRIBUTE SONG DROPS | WAR ROOM W STEVE BANNON

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John Solomon and Amanda Head cut through the spin with RNC Chair Joe Gruters, Michigan GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers, and pollster Scott Rasmussen — 60 days out from November 3.
RNC Chair Joe Gruters says Republicans can defy midterm history: right candidates, cash on hand, and a two-night Dallas convention Sept. 9–10 with President Trump. Cook and other forecasters still warn of a House loss and Senate exposure. Gruters says the House path is narrower than the headlines — win 9 of 21 toss-ups and hold the majority.
Mike Rogers faces Abdul El-Sayed for Michigan’s open Senate seat. El-Sayed won a razor-thin primary on Medicare for All, abolishing ICE, and ending aid to Israel. GOP ads tie him to Hasan Piker and the far-left. Most recent polls have El-Sayed narrowly ahead; Fox had Rogers up. Michigan is a must-hold/must-flip for Senate control.
Texas Senate is suddenly a toss-up in multiple surveys. National generic ballot has Democrats up about 5. Scott Rasmussen breaks down whether August numbers are a real wave — or another cycle of overcounting Democrats before Labor Day.
Will Republicans hold Congress — or are Texas and Michigan already slipping?

John Solomon and Amanda Head cut through the spin with RNC Chair Joe Gruters, Michigan GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers, and pollster Scott Rasmussen &mdash; 60 days out from November 3. RNC Chair Joe Gruters says Republicans can defy midterm history: right candidates, cash on hand, and a two-night Dallas convention Sept. 9&ndash;10 with President Trump. Cook and other forecasters still warn of a House loss and Senate exposure. Gruters says the House path is narrower than the headlines &mdash; win 9 of 21 toss-ups and hold the majority. Mike Rogers faces Abdul El-Sayed for Michigan&rsquo;s open Senate seat. El-Sayed won a razor-thin primary on Medicare for All, abolishing ICE, and ending aid to Israel. GOP ads tie him to Hasan Piker and the far-left. Most recent polls have El-Sayed narrowly ahead; Fox had Rogers up. Michigan is a must-hold/must-flip for Senate control. Texas Senate is suddenly a toss-up in multiple surveys. National generic ballot has Democrats up about 5. Scott Rasmussen breaks down whether August numbers are a real wave &mdash; or another cycle of overcounting Democrats before Labor Day. Will Republicans hold Congress &mdash; or are Texas and Michigan already slipping?

GOP FIGHTS MIDTERM WAVE AS EL-SAYED'S RADICALISM EXPLODES | JUST THE NEWS - NO NOISE

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Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec break down the economic and cultural crisis facing young Americans — and the Charlie Kirk strategy for defeating young socialists, just days before the one-year anniversary of Charlie’s murder.

Posobiec and Lisec argue that housing, marriage, wages, student debt, immigration, and the collapse of upward mobility have created a generation increasingly open to socialism. Charlie Kirk’s answer was to restore the “three M’s” — mortgage, marriage, and mating — by giving young Americans a real path to homeownership, family formation, wealth, and stability.

The discussion examines the K-shaped economy, skyrocketing housing costs, the college cartel, OnlyFans and other desperate economic alternatives, declining family formation, and the political radicalization of Americans under 40. Lisec also explains how Catholic distributism and policies designed to broaden ownership could provide an alternative to both centralized socialism and an economy dominated by elites.

The episode also turns to the Lindsay Clancy trial, the jury deadlock, the prosecutor’s comments outside the Massachusetts courthouse, and the broader questions of justice, morality, family, and the spiritual crisis surrounding the case.

Can conservatives actually give young Americans a reason to believe in the American Dream again — or will economic desperation continue driving the next generation toward socialism and radicalism?

Jack Posobiec and Joshua Lisec break down the economic and cultural crisis facing young Americans &mdash; and the Charlie Kirk strategy for defeating young socialists, just days before the one-year anniversary of Charlie&rsquo;s murder.
Posobiec and Lisec argue that housing, marriage, wages, student debt, immigration, and the collapse of upward mobility have created a generation increasingly open to socialism. Charlie Kirk&rsquo;s answer was to restore the &ldquo;three M&rsquo;s&rdquo; &mdash; mortgage, marriage, and mating &mdash; by giving young Americans a real path to homeownership, family formation, wealth, and stability.
The discussion examines the K-shaped economy, skyrocketing housing costs, the college cartel, OnlyFans and other desperate economic alternatives, declining family formation, and the political radicalization of Americans under 40. Lisec also explains how Catholic distributism and policies designed to broaden ownership could provide an alternative to both centralized socialism and an economy dominated by elites.
The episode also turns to the Lindsay Clancy trial, the jury deadlock, the prosecutor&rsquo;s comments outside the Massachusetts courthouse, and the broader questions of justice, morality, family, and the spiritual crisis surrounding the case.
Can conservatives actually give young Americans a reason to believe in the American Dream again &mdash; or will economic desperation continue driving the next generation toward socialism and radicalism?

CHARLIE KIRK'S STRATEGY TO DEFEAT YOUNG SOCIALISTS | HUMAN EVENTS DAILY

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RINGSIDE POLITICS WITH JEFF CROUERE, JULY 19TH, 2025

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