Charlie Kirk's Best Debate Moments

[0:00] Do you feel proud of yourself for debating college kids [0:04] who are unprepared to speak in front of an audience like yourself? [0:09] Hold on, hold on, hold on. [0:11] You're 30 years old. [0:13] We can agree you're 30 years old, right? [0:16] Do you think that's a little bit silly? [0:18] Are you a voter? [0:19] I am a voter. [0:21] Oh, so I vote and you vote. [0:22] So I'm talking to voters of this country that will determine the future [0:24] of Western civilization. [0:26] That's what I'm doing here too, yeah? [0:29] Wait, hold on, how is it any different than a professor talking to you? [0:33] Than a professor talking to you? [0:34] Who are you? [0:36] Well, enough, important enough for you to come up to a microphone. [0:39] You create a company that's like, like close to being a fascist and then like. [0:44] Okay, how am I, let's go through this. [0:46] How am I a fascist? [0:49] Dude, like, you. [0:51] Can you name one thing I believe that's fascist? [0:53] Um, you believe that, like, you aren't, but. [1:01] I'm such a bad fascist, I let the people who disagree and open mic [1:04] to talk to me for two hours uninterrupted. [1:06] Okay. [1:07] I'm an awful fascist. [1:09] I'm more like a free speech liberal in the 1970s, not a fascist. [1:12] But I just want to say Turning Point USA is a evil company that was funded [1:17] by thousands of fracking companies and that just. [1:21] Well, no, it's not thousands, but we do have some frackers that give us money. [1:25] But yeah. [1:26] And then all it is, is making the rich more rich. [1:29] I don't know how we went from fascism to fracking. [1:31] That's all it is. [1:32] That's all it is. [1:33] Oh, okay. [1:34] Again, I'm happy to have a debate. [1:35] I can see you're getting kind of fired up. [1:36] I'm sorry. [1:37] But what, why, why are we evil? [1:38] Like we're, we're having a nice discussion. [1:40] All of a sudden you're calling me like a fascist. [1:42] Because it seems like you just want the rich get even more rich. [1:46] Like we, we haven't talked about the rich at all. [1:48] I mean, so do you, you don't even know my positions on this stuff under no circumstance [1:53] ever. [1:54] Should a man ever let a woman pay for a date or you can split ever. [1:57] No. [1:58] Even on this third, fourth, fifth. [1:59] What if it's first date and you're just nodding for anything? [2:01] Okay. [2:02] Well, let me, period. [2:03] Well, let me, okay. [2:04] So what kind of world are we living in? [2:05] Well, hold on a second. [2:06] I agree with you. [2:07] If I'm dating a girl, I would pay for everything. [2:10] Everything. [2:11] Yeah. [2:12] Everything. [2:13] However, I could see for other people that might be in a different financial position. [2:16] You know, you pay for 10 dates and then she's like, you know what? [2:19] I want to treat you. [2:20] I think that's totally different. [2:22] No, no. [2:23] What we're talking about is like, oh, we're going to alternate. [2:26] Like, well, what's your serious? [2:27] And she wants to take you out to something for a nice dinner. [2:30] And you might, by the way, if you have the intent to marry, you're already like kind [2:32] of blending finances. [2:33] Like I get that psychologically, but like, if you're like, oh, we'll take turns. [2:37] Like, oh, well, you know, you pay this time. [2:39] I pay this time. [2:40] What's your advice to a girl who's, who the guy she's currently seeing, he says that. [2:44] Oh, do not marry that man. [2:46] But here's the thing. [2:47] I feel like they should always break an offer. [2:49] That's great. [2:50] But they should offer, they should pull out the credit card. [2:52] The woman? [2:53] Of course not. [2:54] Just to offer. [2:55] No. [2:56] It's a nice gesture. [2:57] No, by the way, no, no, no. [2:58] This is, this is, this is feminism. [2:59] Feminism is that you have to be this like self independent. [3:01] This is not a nice gesture. [3:02] It's you trying to be like egalitarian. [3:04] No, you as woman should want to be provided for. [3:07] In fact, you should have an expectation that you as a woman are so important and so critical [3:13] and so necessary and beautiful that it shouldn't even be a question. [3:17] Do you view democracy as an American value as something that's very important to the fabric [3:21] of this country? [3:22] No. [3:23] Where is democracy in the US Constitution? [3:24] Oh, okay. [3:25] So are you- [3:26] No, no, hold on. [3:27] Where is the word democracy? [3:28] I don't think the word democracy is in the Constitution. [3:29] Where is the word democracy in any of the founding fathers? [3:31] Well, a lot of the founding fathers had extremely elitist viewpoints around who should- [3:35] No, hold on. [3:36] Hold on. [3:37] I just want to, you said the word democracy, so I want to get back to our roots. [3:39] Yes. [3:40] Where is democracy mentioned? [3:41] I don't- [3:42] In the Federalist Papers, the Constitution, or the Declaration? [3:44] I think it's good that this country has moved away from things that were explicitly [3:47] believed by the founding fathers. [3:48] Got it. [3:49] So it is mentioned in the Federalist Papers and it's mentioned negatively as a problem. [3:52] So you ask me, is democracy a fundamental American value? [3:55] I say no. [3:56] Okay. [3:57] To our roots and- [3:58] Do you- [3:59] Hamilton, Madison, and Jay- [4:00] Oh, I know that Hamilton was anti-democracy. [4:02] No, hold on. [4:03] Let me finish. [4:04] These people thought that people should be owned as property. [4:05] I want to be clear. [4:06] I am- [4:07] Yeah. [4:08] I am pro-representative government. [4:09] Okay. [4:10] But I'm not pro-democracy. [4:11] That's a big difference and that distinction is important. [4:12] But you asked very specifically about democracy, which is not an American value. [4:17] It never has been and never should be because what is democracy? [4:20] Democracy is majority rule no matter what. [4:23] That there's no provisions of checks and balances, no inalienable rights, no separation of powers. [4:29] Pure if the majority gets it, the majority wants it as quickly as possible. [4:33] I don't advocate pure democracy. [4:34] I do understand that we live in a representative- [4:36] Cool. [4:37] You're a stochastic terrorist. [4:38] What is that? [4:39] You're targeting a minority group. [4:40] You're targeting trans people specifically. [4:41] What is a woman? [4:42] That's a stupid-ass question, dude. [4:43] That's a dumb-ass question. [4:44] What is a woman, college student? [4:45] Oh, you're talking to a college student instead of like, I don't know. [4:46] Has media training? [4:47] They can't answer what a woman is. [4:48] It's not a trick question. [4:49] What is a woman? [4:50] What is that thing? [4:52] You can't answer the question with the question. [4:53] It's like saying, what is the sun? [4:54] The sun is something that looks like the sun. [4:56] What is a woman? [4:57] What is a woman? [4:58] What is that thing? [4:59] You can't answer the question with the question. [5:01] It's like saying, what is the sun? [5:03] The sun is something that looks like the sun. [5:04] What is a woman? [5:05] No, you can't answer the question. [5:06] Yeah. [5:07] Define the woman without saying woman. [5:08] Yes. [5:09] Thank you. [5:10] Yes. [5:11] Yes, ma'am. [5:13] How are you? [5:14] Good. [5:15] How are you? [5:16] What's your name? [5:17] Dakota. [5:18] Nice to meet you, Dakota. [5:19] How old are you? [5:20] I'm 11. [5:22] Amazing. [5:25] Give it up for Dakota being here today. [5:26] Good. [5:27] How are you? [5:28] Good. [5:29] How are you? [5:30] Good. [5:31] How are you all for Dakota being here today? [5:38] I'm a fiscal conservative and I know I want to get into politics when I grow up. [5:43] I don't want to get into massive depth for a political science degree. [5:48] What concrete steps can I take now in order to achieve the goal of doing my part to make [5:53] America great again? [5:55] Great. [5:58] You should go to Hillsdale College, America's greatest college, and start studying now. [6:02] Start taking classes, reading books. [6:04] You have to be in charge of your own education. [6:07] fact you're thinking like this at 11 is a great sign god bless you and the future is very bright [6:12] thank you do you want a hat what's your name none of your business unfortunately but okay hello nice [6:23] to meet you none of your business thank you i appreciate it but do you love america yes i do [6:27] i hate america i every state in the usa should be an independent country what do you think of this [6:44] well i just first have to ask since you hate the country do you plan to leave that what do you [6:49] mean by that do you plan to go live in another country no i do not let me tell you something [6:57] america is the only country where even those who hate it refuse to leave [7:02] that's how you know you live in a great country