Ask Charlie Anything 72: Can Big Tech Defeat "Terrorism?" Was Tucker Carlson Attacked? Will America Make It Through Biden's "Build Back Better" Era?
On a slightly delayed edition of what would normally be a Monday 'Ask Charlie Anything' episode, Charlie explains why we're a bit behind schedule (hint: listen to our previous podcast to hear an interview with Donald Trump that may provide some clues) before diving into the questions you emailed him at Freedom@CharlieKirk.com. He kicks it off with a response to a listener confounded by the recent announcement that tech companies like PayPal, Twitter, YouTube, Facebook, and Google would all be teaming up to "counter domestic extremism" and "White Supremacy" and what it means for America's future as a free nation. He also answers a question from a conservative future educator who is discouraged by the rise of CRT & leftwing agenda items in today's curriculums, as well as a listener who wants Charlie's take on a new poll surrounding Americans' level of pessimism or optimism when it comes to the nation's future in the face of rising inflation, a border crisis, mask madness, and more as Biden attempts to "Build Back Better." Finally, he answers a question and gives deeper analysis on a clip many of you have sent in which shows Tucker Carlson being harassed in a fly fishing shop in Montana. His response is provocative and, though it may seem shocking, it's right for such a time as this that we all find ourselves in. Tune in to the whole episode to hear what he has to say.
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