Alex Marlow
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470 appearances
11 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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They know it's weak. And so they're going to try to have to find someone who's probably unfamiliar to this audience to lead the party. I'm not talking about just being a nominee in 2028. but just to get some momentum and some energy. But they do not have a mainstream person who is firing up their base, and they all know it now, and they're all looking around like they have no idea what to do.
And so that's, I think, why they've got all this time to complain about Joe Biden when they're realizing they're actually complaining about themselves.
Yeah, I like a lot of stuff. And I'm rooting for the bill. I wish there were more cuts, but I think that it's essential to President Trump's agenda that it gets through. But obviously, I would like to see the cuts codified. It feels like a lot of the spending takes place now and the cuts later. It's very dangerous. We're playing a dangerous game in this country in that regard.
But we've got to get this agenda going. So I am rooting for it to pass. I'm just hoping it's the best version possible.
Absolutely. This is something where Trump's presidency is already historic because he's doing everything to disincentivize more illegal immigration. Charlie, if he does nothing else but play golf for the other four years, if he continues to do this where there's not going to be any new border crossers whatsoever, that's already an A presidency for me. I totally agree.
I hope he continues to do all the great stuff he's doing and more. But that for me is my number one. And he's already doing it at a pace none of us could have even anticipated, even his biggest fans.
Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.
Andrew, thanks for having me. I appreciate you and the whole Charlie Kirk team. I would start with Carney. I think what's most interesting here is that Trump is, of course, a negotiator par excellence. It's one of his key identifying characteristics. And one thing that's interesting about having a liberal character
and a guy who knows the money world very well, which is what Carney's background is, and I think Carney comes off as a total idiot, but he did have a lot of success in high finance, so I'm sure he's at least fluent on economic stuff. The fact that he is a political opponent, ideologically, to Trump,
I think actually makes things easier to negotiate because the name of the game for Trump is to try to get more support for the United States from Canada when it comes to in particular energy production, where they slow walk a lot of energy production and get more favorable trade deals to make sure that they're securing their border and making sure that that is another avenue for illegal immigration into our country.
And perhaps most relevant here is that China has co-opted Canada in many ways, and Carney's allowed for that to happen. They tried to intervene in that election on Carney's behalf. There were Canadians who were essentially, I believe, were killed in China over petty drug issues during the run-up to the election, and Carney was silent on this stuff. Trump's going to hate all that.
None of that is going to be said directly to him in his first meeting. Trump's going to be very classy. But Trump is in a position where he can really negotiate hard with Carney.
If he was with Pierre Poiliev, who was just starting off and was the first conservative government in 10 years in Canada, that would have been a much harder negotiating position for Trump, who really would like Poiliev to succeed. This is a win-win for Trump with Carney. Either he's going to dominate Trump and get to be the alpha, or even better, they'll work together.
Trump will slay another liberal dragon and convince the world that he is the premium negotiator of our time.
As a news person first, I'll try to give you my analysis after, but as a news person first, I just think that's so sensational. I love it. Whenever Trump does this stuff, Trump, first of all, he trolls everyone, even the most powerful people in the world. We all need that. I just think that it's good for the human spirit to be, have to defend yourself and you should not, life is not easy.
It isn't for anyone. And Donald Trump can tell you that, most powerful guy in the last 100 years in the world. And still, they make his life difficult for him every second. So it is, I like that he makes us reassess the way things are, even things that we take as fundamental, is that Canada is just gonna be Canada forever and there's nothing we can do about it.
Well, he sits around and thinks, well, why is that? Maybe not. Maybe they need to be the 51st state. I think if you did it, Andrew, you'd have to break it up three ways. You'd have to leave part of the liberals up there, the real left flank, and then you'd maybe get two more states. It'd be like 51st and 52nd state. Do I honestly think Trump's going to do that? No, I don't.
But him continuing to push his weight around and to sort of, it's an intimidation tactic. It's a trolling tactic. It gets you off your game. He knows exactly what he's doing, and I'm absolutely here for it.
But you see this pattern and this can come up in any context of whatever story we talk about today. Trump likes to get the announcement going first. He likes to play the whole, he doesn't play the whole chess game at once. He's not, it's not a, it's not a poker game where you got three or four moves. No, he plays it like a chess game.
He plays it as if there are 50 moves and he'll throw something out there and he'll just see how you react to that. And then he can adjust his strategy accordingly. So for all these people, he's not playing chance. He literally plays chess. Everyone else plays, you know, war where you get, you got one move. It's the, no, Trump plays a 50-move game.
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