Islam: Incompatible With the West, Incompatible With Civilization?

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What was the recent attack in Boulder, Colorado?

Charlie Kirk 0:00
Hey everybody, Charlie Kirk here live from the Bitcoin.com studio. Terrible attack in Boulder, Colorado. We talk about why Muhammadism is continually incompatible with Western society and Western civilization. Email us as always freedom at charliekirk.com and the speaker Newt Gingrich joins the program. Subscribe to our podcast. That's the Charlie Kirk show podcast to become a member today. Members.charliekirk.com. That's members.charliekirk.com. Buckle up everybody. Here we go.
Unknown Speaker 0:28
Charlie, what you've done is incredible here.
Newt Gingrich 0:30
Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.
Charlie Kirk 0:32
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Charlie Kirk 1:36
Of course, I'm talking about the patriot himself, Speaker Newt Gingrich. Mr. Speaker, welcome to the program. Congratulations on your new book. And it is timely as we are seeing President Trump's triumph unfold in real time. Mr. Speaker, tell us about your book.
Newt Gingrich 1:52
Well, first of all, thank you, Charlie. You do such a great job of fighting for conservative ideas. I'm delighted to be here to talk about Trump's triumph, America's greatest comeback. I started writing it in October because I was sure he was going to win. And as a historian, I wanted to put a framework for the American people on how he had made this huge comeback and how America had made a huge comeback. And it's that combination that makes this an unusual moment. I think there's a very real chance that Trump is going to become one of the most important change agents ever to occupy the presidency, certainly in the same league as Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. And if he succeeds, if he wins in 26 and 28, when his policies continue to move in the right direction, he will, in fact, I think, become probably the biggest change agent since Lincoln. It's a remarkable experience, and it grows out of the American people. The American people want this. They rejected Biden. They turned around and rejected Harris.
Newt Gingrich 3:05
No candidate in history has beaten an incumbent president and an incumbent vice president in the same year, except Donald Trump. So it tells you something very profound was going on.
Charlie Kirk 3:18
So, Mr. Speaker, I want to dive into that. I agree that President Trump historically will be viewed the same as the greats in American history. But I want to talk about the movement that he started. Have those other presidents that we mentioned, Washington, he's kind of in a league of his own. But Lincoln, FDR, did they have movements that lived longer than their own presidency? And did they have movements that had the same sort of peaks and troughs, the ups and the downs, the crescendos and the day crescendos that the MAGA movement has had? Can you talk about the durability, the fortitude and the resilient resiliency of this movement, Mr. Speaker?
Newt Gingrich 3:59
Yeah, look, I think this movement goes all the way back to Goldwater in 1964. And I think you can see the original frame of it if you go to YouTube and pull up Ronald Reagan's amazing October 1964 speech, A Time for Choosing. It relates today. I mean, Reagan went right to the core of the American people, the American Constitution. and whether or not a big government socialism could work.

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