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The Charlie Kirk Show · They're Back! Charlie's "Prove Me Wrong" Table Returns · 11 Mar 2025
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It's also the public taxpayer dollars that are put into public money, and they were given back to private individuals rather than going to the public system. It's their own money that's coming back. No, because you're advocating for the rich people stealing our tax dollars. Hold on. It's easy to say, like, the rich people, right? Yeah.
The 75% of the money that's going to private education— How do you define rich, by the way? How much money a year is rich? If you can afford a private education, which is anywhere from $15,000 to $40,000 a year, you are rich. And 75% of the money going to the private— Wait. And 75% of the money going— Half of all Americans are living paycheck to paycheck.
If you can afford $40,000, you're richer than most people. Now, 75% of the money that is going from the public education system into the private system is going to those who can already afford private education.
How many years a teacher has been an educator.
At will is, what do you mean at will? For what cause? If you're a bad teacher. What do you mean by bad teacher?
No, what do you mean by bad teacher?
So for cause, not at will. Yes, we should fire teachers for cause.
In Hillsborough County alone, we're missing 1,200. See, I reject the premise. Across the state of Florida, there are 5,000 teachers. That's 50,000 students without an educator. You asked me a question. Let me finish.
Yes, absolutely. And Florida has the 48th lowest average teacher pay.
Because we have a Republican-controlled state for the past 30 years that are increasingly taking away money for teachers. But hold on.
On them passing, not actual outcomes.
Because spending that money on helping people. Helps the entire economy. No, wait, wait. Let me finish. Helping people helps the entire economy. How has that worked? When you let people fall through the cracks, it destroys our economy. It's more expensive.
When you take away the Consumer Protection Bureau that helps $16 billion of scams go back to the American people, that helps our economy because then they can take place in the marketplace. What you're advocating for is to reduce the things that push people into the marketplace, to increase the barriers, and to destroy the freedom of our marketplace.
One second. The federal government spending money based solely on tests hurts people because then we don't get the money going to critical thinking, which your misinformation machine succeeds on.
What is a woman? Oh, buddy. All right. So, we define gender as a set of preferences that you have. Excuse... Gender... Gender is a set of preferences that we have. Woman... Woman is a social construct that we've agreed upon. Typically, we imagine womanhood as makeup or whatever. It is... There is a difference between the word woman and being a biological female.
Woman is a social construct that we use. Listen for a second. I'm telling you what it means. Woman is a social construct. We agree on these set of preferences. If I tell you that I'm a man, it's because I want you to know that I like these set of preferences. If I tell you I'm a woman, it's because I want you to know that I agree with these set of preferences. Can men give birth?
Can men or can males? Because males can't. Listen for a second. If you listen to your bio professors, you'd understand there's a difference between biology and what we think about.
So you want my kids to not have a teacher? We'll go to the next question. Thank you.
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