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Hey, everybody. I had a great discussion with the legendary Megyn Kelly on her podcast. Make sure you check out her podcast and subscribe to The Megyn Kelly Show about what happened over the Potomac DEI affirmative action, the FAA, Bobby Kennedy, Tulsi Gabbard, and more. It's a little snippet. You can listen to the entire conversation on The Megyn Kelly Podcast. Email me, as always, freedom at charliekirk.com and get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa.com. That is tpusa.com. As always, I encourage you to do what? That's right. Become a member. Members are what keeps this show alive and strong. So become a member today. Members.charliekirk.com. That is members.charliekirk.com. Buckle up, everybody. Here we go.
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So yesterday we had hearings for Kash Patel, Tulsi Gabbard and the second day for RFKJ. I sat in for an hour plus of the Tulsi hearing and it was rather disheartening. I did not feel encouraged about her chances by the time I was done. But then later I felt encouraged when I heard what Susan Collins said. who is this kind of Democrat masquerading as a Republican from Maine, said about her impressions. I mean, Trump lost her on Hegseth. I don't think he's going to get her on RFKJ. I don't know. But here's what I saw when she cross-examined Tulsi yesterday. Let's start there. Look at this exchange in SOT9. Have you ever knowingly met with any members, leaders, or affiliates of Hezbollah? No, and it is an absurd accusation. Okay, so there's Tulsi pushing back on her. The cross-examination by Susan Collins wasn't particularly aggressive, but it kind of sounded like that. You could argue that she was just giving her a chance to respond to the things that have been alleged about her. But you could hear Tulsi sort of taking issue with even the suggestion.
Well, after the fact, Collins said, I was happy. with her responses to my questions. That, too, is a little ambiguous. What does that mean? Like you were happy she fully answered them or you liked what you heard? But I think it's somewhat positive. Net net. I don't think she would have used the word happy if she were going to vote against her. Now, that doesn't answer the question of whether Tulsi gets through, because there are a lot of Republican senators there who seem to not like fans of Tulsi's. Cornyn of Texas, Lankford of Oklahoma, they did not seem like fans, Charlie. And she certainly had a few Democrats who seemed very against her. So what do you think is going to happen with Tulsi?
So a couple of thoughts on this. I will defend Susan Collins. She represents a very, very difficult state. She's almost always there when we need her. And that's an important thing. And so I think she's getting the call of like, hey, we might need you for this one. Understand we did not need her for Hegseth. And so, I mean, of course, we got to a tie. We had J.D. Vance break the tie. Pete Hegseth is now the secretary of defense and she represents a goofy state. For some of these other senators that represent deep red states, there is no excuse and there is no place to hide. But let's understand what she's actually trying to become or what she's applying for. The director of national intelligence. This is a relatively new role. It hasn't been around for very long.
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