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Hey, everybody. Today on The Charlie Kirk Show, Raheem Kassam joins the program to talk about the European elections. As always, you can email us freedom at charliekirk.com. And Alina Haba recaps the Young Women's Leadership Summit and become a member today at members.charlicirk.com.

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Register now at tpaction.com slash peoples. We are in the midst of the craziest 10 days in Turning Point history. Last week we had President Trump at a town hall. We also had Freedom Night in America. We also had our Young Women's Leadership Summit. The largest ever gathering of young conservative women.

And it's just amazing. By the way, do we have a picture of YWLS? I'm sure we can get one up there. And joining us now is someone who went viral at that event. The media ignored it because, you know, they don't want to talk about nearly 2,500 young conservative women gathering together. Alina Haba joins us now. Alina, welcome to the program. Alina, what was your reaction to the Young Women's Leadership Summit? I loved it. That was my first time you had me and I was so honored. Honestly, what a beautiful production and a beautiful group of women.

It's exactly what I personally needed, and I'm sure those girls did it as well, just to be around conservative people with morals that want to hear good messaging and educate themselves on things and be able to interact and ask questions. I love that part. I love being able to answer all kinds of questions from the crowd. It was really fun. So there is a clip here that went viral. I want to play it and get your walk us through it.

Let's play cut 39. My first home when I was born was across the street from a McDonald's. And my father used to take the money that he could have and got a Coke and a pack of peanuts every day so that we could survive. But he taught me about the American dream.

And no matter how down and out he might have felt. He made sure every Sunday we went to church. We were not allowed to whimper. We were not allowed to fuss around.

We didn't have iPads. And we had to get on our knees and we had to pray. But more importantly, watching him and watching my mom's support for him. Taught me about family values and taught me about work ethic. Which I use now every day in a way that is unimaginable. These were my foundation and they guided me through many challenges I faced as a young woman navigating a normal world. Prior to being president Trump's lawyer.

That is a beautiful thing. Why is that so controversial? Why did the media and the left wingers come after you?

I don't know. Maybe normalizing me is a problem. You know, people have TDS and I think to some extent I'm an extension of that. I know that there were comments that were just beyond comprehension trying to break down fact check me. I really can't be fact checked on my life. I'm happy to break it down further for everybody and all the nastiness. But no, my life is not perfect, was not perfect. But it was the way God meant it to be and it led me down this path to be where I am now. And I'm really grateful. I've had a really wonderful life.

That's that's amazing. Well, thank you again for speaking at the Young Women's Leadership Summit. I can I can show some of the tweets here. People attacking.

I don't want to spend too much time on this. But what what what again is your reaction just to the gathering? And it shows that young ladies are not all on the left. Look, the the the the thing that people think is that young women or children in general, I think, are naive or will buy what the media is telling them left wing radical media or in many cases. Now we have liberal teachers indoctrinating our children. And the questions I was asked in particular, Charlie, were amazing.

There are women of faith. They were great. And they were asking me how to achieve goals, how to overcome obstacles and how to kind of tune out the noise.

And it tells you that the children that we raise with morals, the ones that actually have great parenting like I did, will turn out just fine despite them trying to put boys in women's sports or try and tell them that it's OK to have a procedure without telling your parents. And it just like I said, it was such an epic event. I can't wait to go back if you'd have me. It was amazing.

I, of course, always welcome. Let's just throw that cut up there. Just showing the room of the Young Women's Leadership Summit. It's that that's one of the cuts there. And just the attendance and the energy was incredible.

I was in and out. I wasn't able to spend all weekend there, but it's one of our favorite events. And then we have the People's Convention coming up this weekend with President Trump. And speaking of President Trump.

So, Alina, Trump's upcoming sentencing, do you think they'll throw him in jail? I think they want to. I think that's their best ticket to try and steal or win the election. They don't have a candidate currently. They have a puppet who has embarrassed our country, has led it to its demise in a very tragic way. And statistics and facts don't lie. People looking at their bank accounts don't lie.

That speaks the loudest. So I think that what they have to do is jail their opponent. They have done things with ballots that we've seen. But this will be a new low for America. It already is, frankly. And I said when I opened up my show at the event for you, nobody should know who President Trump's lawyer is. That's that's not the world that we live in.

And I was so honored that everybody did. But it tells you how tragic we are. So I think they'll try and put him in jail. I think that if the judge wants to appear measured, which by far he is not, let me be very clear. But if he wants to give the appearance of being measured, I think that he will maybe do a house arrest or something that will keep him off the campaign trail.

That's what I think he will end up doing. So I want to ask now, on Friday, there was a Friday news dump of potentially a juror that said that his cousin or her cousin was on the jury and they knew what was going to happen the day before. Can you help fill us in here, Alina?

Sure. The legal team did receive this letter. I have not said that publicly yet. So we did, in fact, receive this letter. It's true from Judge Mershon. The letter indicated to us that there was a post that was eventually posted on the Web site from an individual saying that his cousin was on the jury and that prior to the verdict coming out, he knew from the cousin that they were going to find him guilty. And that's obviously incredibly troubling and also grounds for a mistrial, if true. There's obviously been questions about this individual. You know, we have a lot of people post a lot of things. Going back to the post, somebody said, it can't be true.

Ms. Haba must be a rich kid. The math doesn't add up. I mean, I could spend all day going into fact checking those individuals and how ridiculous they are. But this one we have to take seriously. We have a president that's been convicted of a crime he should never have sat for in a blue state where we have, if this is true, a compromised verdict and jury. So they are they should have been sequestered.

I said that all along. If a jury juror was out with the week off before Memorial Day talking to his family and mentioned that they had already found their determination as to President Trump's innocence and found him guilty. That's a serious violation. We take due process seriously in this country, or at least we used to. And we will fully, fully litigate that if need be. What is the path forward on appeal, do you think, for President Trump on this New York case?

We're looking at everything. Obviously, people have sent me numerous emails concerned. You know, there is a strategy to the legal team and I can't speak to that. But the obvious is that this cannot stand. The trial itself was devoid of due process. There was a tremendous amount of issues. Our expert was not allowed in and he was literally the head of the FEC, which was the alleged violation they claim. Although we don't know to this day the underlying crime, there's just factual issues and legal issues that were wrongly decided. Evidence that we couldn't bring in, witnesses we couldn't bring in. And those are all really strong grounds for a mistrial, especially the fact that we believe Judge Mercashore had no business sitting on this case. He had a completely compromised position.

He should have recused. So from the outset and the indictment, the way it stood, we believe really strongly we will overturn this conviction. I sure hope so. Alina, great work. Thank you so much. And excellent job at the Young Women's Leadership Summit.

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Very, very unlikely. We're going to have big news about Nebraska coming up this weekend at the People's Convention. So that is all the more reason to attend or watch.

That is TP Action dot com slash peoples. Nevada is 10 times more useful if we get Nebraska done. I want you guys to prep Cut 24. This is CNN talking about how Nevada is looking good for Trump.

But the math doesn't really work unless we get Nebraska to be winner take all. And there there is news coming. I'll tell you, we're keeping our eyes on it. We're staying on it. We're a little bit of a rest period. Special session. Winner take all. We know we're going to rev up just in time.

Let's play Cut 24. I'll be honest. At this point, it feels like Nevada is going to land in Trump's column.

Why? If Nevada lands in Trump's column, it's going to be because of the economy. I mean, frankly, Nevada is a place where you have a lot of working class service workers. They are very impacted by high prices. They have been hurt during the pandemic and they are looking for improvements in the economy. And as we know, people are nostalgic about the Trump economy pre pandemic. They think that they did better than and they believe that he would be able to turn the economy around for them now. First of all, I just love how CNN frames it. They think they did better than as if the voters are all a bunch of morons. It is materially a fact that people did better under Donald Trump. I love how they frame it. Oh, they have some sort of like delusional nostalgia.

No, no. When Trump was president, we were getting wealthier when Trump was president. If you are in Gen Z, it used to require seventy one thousand dollars a year just four years ago to buy a home. Now, one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars a year. That is a material fact. So if you were earning seventy one thousand dollars a year under Trump, you could buy a home. The American dream was accessible to you. Now it's one hundred and twenty plus thousand, really one hundred twenty five thousand dollars a year.

It's even more in certain metropolitan areas. But she did say something interesting in that. That CNN contributor. She said that they're still upset about covid. I have long contested that there is a pent up covid vote.

And I think one of the reasons why RFK is hanging around eight or nine percent is a pent up covid anger vote. Not only were we lied to, we were extorted, we were blackmailed, we were threatened. People were kicked out of the military for not taking the mRNA gene altering shot. By the way, day one, I think President Trump has said this before, but he should say it again, that he will reinstate any service member who wants to go back in the military who didn't take the vaccine. We need a truth and reconciliation committee. We need to strip them of their immunity given by taxpayers. I believe there is and it's just not about the vaccine thing. But I think people feel so wronged about not just covid, but the decisions. That have. Come after covid, the decisions that came post covid of flooding the system with cheap money that we don't have. President Trump did another show of force yesterday in Vegas, drawing massive, massive crowds.

Let's go to cut twenty nine. I did talk with some hotel workers yesterday, some service workers here in Las Vegas about how that is playing with them. And Ann Marie, about six people told me that would change their vote. That is enough to make them switch from voting Democrat to Republican if Donald Trump is promising something like that to them.

That's huge. So what is President Trump talking about? President Trump has made a pledge, if president, to make all tips tax free. Hey, I'm all about cutting taxes, especially for working people. I think it's excellent for people that are waiters, waitresses.

Vegas is built on the service industry. This is so smart by Donald Trump. It's politically smart.

It's also a great policy. How do you break the back of the culinary union? You make the culinary union work for you. Just so you understand, the culinary union basically runs Clark County.

They run Vegas. It's the machine that Harry Reid built. That's why they renamed the airport Harry Reid. By the way, he won some of the most craven, evil, sick, twisted political leaders in the last 30 years. Harry Reid is right there. He's up there with Pelosi. He's up there with Barack Hussein Obama.

He's up there with Joe Biden. Sick man. He lies. And remember that whole Mitt Romney thing? Well, it worked, didn't it? Lying about Mitt Romney's tax returns.

Sick dude. Harry Reid built the culinary union. So Donald Trump is saying, we're not going to tax your tips. A tax cut for the muscular class will have a positive chain reaction. Their families will vote Trump.

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The National Pulse does a great job. Raheem, break down the significance of what happened in Europe this last weekend. Thanks, Charlie.

Thanks for having me, as always. Yeah, really interesting. Last night today is one of the few times I get to flex my very, very arcane knowledge of the European Parliament and how it operates, what it all means. And what it all showed us sort of over the last 72 hours as returns have started to come in from all across Europe is that the major losers of the night were the progressive left. The climate change left, the Gaza left, the Ukraine left, you name it, the woke left all suffered massively at the ballot box across Europe last night. But there were no real sort of major, major gains outside France and maybe Germany, you could say. And the rest of the continent really consolidating around the quote unquote center right parties of European Union member nation states.

Now, that's the sort of 60,000 foot level way of looking at it. You obviously had major flash points with Emmanuel Macron hastily dissolving his own national parliament to call elections for later this month. You obviously had the resignation of the Belgian prime minister, but I'm not sure that's as big a deal as it's being made out to be. Belgium being a fake country after all.

But the economist, I think, surprisingly had one of the best takes on it. It's not a lurch to the right for Europe, but it is inching to the right. And there are lots of things, lots of positives to take away and lots of things for the European right to build on as a result of what's happened here. So let's focus on France in particular.

What is driving this? It seems like the trend is very positive. This is Marine Le Pen's party. She has been very, she's been smeared by the entire western media. Let's focus on France in particular. They got first place with 32 percent of the vote.

Tell us about it. Yeah, Marine Le Pen for some time now has possibly looked like the patron saint of lost causes in France, running often in the presidential elections, in the domestic legislative elections. And then the third party, Resemblement Nationale, which underwent a major branding change just a few years ago from its heritage as Front Nationale, which has its kind of roots in Vichy, France, if you pay strict attention to its detractors. But the big thing that has really kind of kept pushing them and kept pushing them to a point where they are actually really popular amongst young people now, too, across France is, of course, the big issue all across the western world right now. It's immigration. It's migration. It's assimilation. It's integration.

It's ghettoization. All of the things that come along with the mass migration that Europe has seen now really since that big kickoff in 2015 have chipped away and chipped away at the center-left monopoly over that issue. She has done a remarkable job of turning around a party that had misfortune upon misfortune to being a party that could take a lot of seats, if not a majority of seats, in domestic legislative elections at the end of this month. But we have to consider why Emmanuel Macron took the decision he took yesterday to dissolve the parliament. And I think it's actually a pretty smart move by him. It's been a pretty dysfunctional majority coalition that he's had to govern with, so he's not really losing anything. And he's calculating that actually the Resemblement National, Marine Le Pen's party, have expended all of their resources, all of their money in recent weeks running in this European parliamentary campaign that they won't now be able to pivot to the domestic elections and fight as strongly there.

And I think it's a defensive tactic, but I think it may well pay off for him. So let's connect this more broadly. We have the Netherlands government, the Dutch government with Geert Wilders, at least he was able to form some form of power. And I will say, look, in Austria, the right-wing Freedom Party got first place. In Belgium, a right-wing party, a conservative Flemish nationalist party combined for 26 percent of the vote. So Europe has gone far.

They've lost their center for quite some time. Do you believe that this is going to be predictive of what we're going to see in the states here in November? Well, so here's the problem with the way the European Parliament works is all of those things that you just said are true, but they functionally amount to just a handful of extra seats in the European Parliament. And it really is just basically two or three percent of a shift in the European Parliament. That's 700 and something members of the European Parliament, by the way, which will end up having a centrist globalist commissioner. And it will end up with the quote unquote center-right party, which is really a globalist party, the EPP, doing a coalition deal with the left liberals and the socialists in order to keep what they call the populist left and populist right away from power. So yes, there have been incremental gains, but functionally very little will change at the EU level. In terms of what you're talking about, I think it will have a knock-on effect to Britain's elections on July 4th, which then in turn will have a knock-on effect to the American elections.

So it's not quite a 2016 double-hitter. It's actually more of a snowball effect that we're seeing here. But yes, I think especially given that your topics are immigration and the economy, it bodes quite well for President Trump. Let me ask you, Raheem, it was this amazing couple of days for President Trump that I want to recap. President Trump does his town hall with us in Phoenix, goes up and raises a bucket of money in Silicon Valley, does the same down in Newport Beach, goes to Vegas and has this massive show of force. And then CBS comes out with a poll that shows that 62% of Americans, 62% support mass deportations.

62%. Biden is running ads attacking Trump for supporting mass deportations. So it turns out that Joe Biden is running ads supporting one of Donald Trump's most popular policy positions. Raheem, you've been on the populist nationalist forefront for quite a while.

Take us back five years ago. Take us back seven years ago when Trump was president, when Donald Trump tried to do the Muslim ban and the world fell apart. How has the body politic changed when it comes to deportation and mass migration, Raheem Kassam? Yeah, and by the way, 71% of people in the CBS YouGov poll say that the conviction will not affect the way that they choose to vote. 84% in total of Americans say that they'll either be worse off or the same, which is still worse off than four years ago, if Biden has a second term.

I mean, these are devastating numbers for the Biden-Harris campaign this weekend. And what you're talking about is a fundamental disconnect because five years ago, 10 years ago, the kind of scaremongering about these kind of far-right policies may have worked because people tend to be a little bit more liberal. They tend to be a small L liberal, a little bit more forgiving and very generous in spirit, by the way, when it comes to migration historically. The problem is the centrists and the globalists. You take Rishi Sunak and Boris Johnson in England. You take all of these centrist parties across Europe. And of course, you take the center globalist coalition in the United States, the governing coalition in the United States across your multiple arms of government.

They've all been promising, right? We'll get a handle on immigration. We'll get a handle on immigration. We will bring numbers down. And the public now are just saying, you know what?

You've said this now. And numbers are an all-time high. A million visas into the UK last month, massive amounts of migration still coming into Europe, huge amounts of illegal immigration pouring over the southern border of the United States, major, major influxes of Chinese people coming in, all these sorts of strange perturbations. And the numbers aren't going down.

The crossings aren't slowing. So people's hearts and heads are hardening. They're saying we are done with this. We tried to play the nice guy here. We tried to believe you. We wanted to believe you.

You would get a handle on these things. Now we believe, especially with every state now is a border state, Charlie. These people have to go. They must go back.

They go back to the country of origin. We'll do it correctly. We'll do it with precision. We'll do it even humanely. But you're going back to your country of origin.

Let's play cut 28. Have you always been a Republican? No, I was the opposite. Democrat.

Ralph preferred to keep his last name a secret. Last time I bought a book for Biden, I regret because he's changing everything. So you voted for Biden, but you wish you hadn't?

Yeah. Yeah, because he's failing in a lot of things. He's bringing people from all the countries around the world. Rahim, I don't know if you can understand that it is a guy that speaks broken English, regrets voting for Biden and including the border and those issues. Look, everybody that has done things the right way, whether they are, you know, native born Americans who have raised families and worked hard and paid their taxes and done everything the right way, even to the to the migrants, you know, legal migrants who applied, who've paid their money, who've waited in line, who've contributed to the economy, start to look at recent data. And the data shows that most of Joe Biden's jobs that have been created under under this regime have gone to illegal immigrants. These are not jobs for American workers. These are not jobs for either the native nor the legal migrant. This is the rewarding of illegality, the rewarding of criminality. And people like that rightly are sick of it.

Plug the national polls. How people can support. I'm becoming a monthly whatever thing I told the team to take care of it. Other people should, too. How do they do that?

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So the National Pulse dot com to support that. Rahim, President Trump is running a very unusual campaign as far as the textbook. He is not afraid to go on long form podcasting. He's not afraid to go in front of contentious media.

He is not afraid to go into the lion's den. You have now seen the 2016 Trump, 2020 Trump, 2024 Trump. This is much more like the 2016 energy than 2020, which felt overly scripted and overly safe. Your thoughts, Rahim?

Yes, that's true. I think President Trump himself specifically is channeling more of that 2016 energy. I think, you know, despite him having to be there for bad reasons in New York for the trial, I think he actually fed off that energy as well, being back in his home state, being back somewhere where he has great memories of taking the fight to Hillary Clinton and whooping her pretty solidly. And I think he's constantly kind of having to battle and counterbalance a lot of the consultant class, a lot of the advisors who are inclined, I mean, naturally inclined, that's what political advisors do, naturally inclined to be a little bit more by the book, to play a little bit more safe and to focus on things like fundraising numbers and press releases about that, rather than actually big set piece, interactive, exciting moments like rolling up to the UFC fight, like announcing yesterday the big policy about tipped workers' wages and pulling them out of taxation. That's the sort of thing that people respond to.

That's the sort of thing people react to. And, you know, I think President Trump himself, look, I'm convinced at this point he's got to have cloned himself two or three times because the amount of things he's doing, the number of places he's going, and I've started to see the left pick up on the left to panic about this because you have these guys at the Midas Touch website, Ron Filippowski and these guys constantly every day tweeting falsehoods. They say something like Friday, golf, Saturday, golf, Sunday, golf, Monday, golf. That's President Trump's schedule for the week. And it couldn't be further from the truth, actually.

It's like Friday, rally, Saturday, fundraiser, Sunday, interviews, Monday, you know, and it's constant. It's back to back and he's really showing, he's really, by the way, putting us younger folks to shame with the amounts of energy he has and the amounts of commitment to this that he has. And it's so respectable, it's so laudable because at the end of the day, Charlie, you and I both know that he could very easily ride off into the sunset. He could very easily cut some kind of deal with the establishment to leave the MAGA movement on its own and have all of these things taken away that are so oppressive and so tyrannical and so totalitarian against him. And he refuses. Time and time again he refuses. And in the face of adversity, and this is a lesson to all of us, he doesn't shirk and he doesn't cower.

If anything, he doubles down. Finally. Thank you, Riley and Ryan. I've been asking for this for two hours and they found it to their great credit.

Play Cut 52. You know, we have a choice to make in November and it isn't a choice that I was crazy about. I actually was very public that I thought that President Biden should not run for re-election. But he did and it's him and Trump and that's where I am and I'm a thousand percent behind President Biden.

It's the choice I got. Thirty seconds, Raheem. That's James Carville, who's actually smarter than the caricature people think. He's not dumb, saying Joe Biden shouldn't have run for re-election. He's not dumb. I've met him. I've spoken to him in person. He's probably right.

But at the same time, what else you got? And I think it was probably too little too late for the Democrats to really pull anybody else out that they could trust, that they could rely on, that they could show some kind of governing, point to some kind of governing to the progressive left's diktats. Joe Biden has done that. He will hold that kind of far left coalition together.

But it's probably, I hope it's not going to be enough to get him over the line in November. Raheem Kassam, excellent work. Check out The National Pulse. Become a member like I am. Team will get that done today. Thanks so much, Raheem. Thank you, Charlie.