UNHINGED liberal student freaks out at Alex Stein: ‘Show me your BALLS!’



Charlie Kirk may be the master debater of unhinged leftist students, but there’s a new master on the rise — and his name is Charlie Kirt.

Kirt, who is better known as Alex Stein of “Prime Time with Alex Stein,” recently set up a debate stand at a college campus, and the moments he captured were concerning — especially his interaction with one student, who called himself “Bird Person.”

“You pick the topic, I’ll wipe the floor with you,” Kirt said confidently from his chair, as the student loomed over him.

“OK, Lightning McQueen. You eat winners, you eat losers for breakfast,” the student replied, seemingly confused by his own fiery statement.


“This isn’t Talladega Nights,” Kirt fired back, adding, “I know you’re nervous. I know you’re sitting there shaking. You want to say something to me, say it with all your cajones, say it with your chest young man. Don’t be afraid.”

“You don’t have balls,” the student whispered into the mic.

“I have huge testicles,” Kirt replied, before “Bird Person” asked for proof. “They’re right in my pants,” he answered, as the student continued to ask for evidence that Kirt has balls.

“I guess you don’t have balls then,” the student continued, while Kirt, clearly disturbed, responded, “Because I don’t want to expose myself.”

“Yeah, that’s what you are, you Nazi, you don’t want to expose yourself and tell the truth,” the student yelled.

The debate continued to rage on with the student repeatedly asking to see Kirt's, or Stein’s, testicles and calling conservatives “Nazis.” “They are turning into Nazis,” the student said. “They’re not conservatives anymore, they’re neofascist.”

The debate took an even darker turn as the student levied another attack on Kirt, accusing him of being like the “God**** white kids” who bullied him all his life.

“Go back to middle school where you belong,” he yelled, angrily.

“It was not nice of these kids to bully you, but you’re a very powerful young man,” Kirt replied calmly. “I think you could use all that power, you can harness it for good.”

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Glenn Beck says THIS person hasn’t been given enough credit for the massive role he played in Trump’s victory



The red sweep that secured the White House, the Senate, and the House last week was a mandate from the American people: Enough is enough.

While it was ultimately voters and the goodness of God that made this possible, there are a few individuals who deserve credit for the vital role they played in Trump’s epic victory.

One of these people is Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.


“I don't know what we would have done without you, Charlie. I mean you really turned the vote out,” Glenn Beck tells Kirk, who says his motivation came from “this spirit of paranoia” that they might “do another COVID” or “come up with another sneak attack.”

However, now he knows that “God is not done with this land.”

“I know it sounds generic, but the American people withstood the most intense propaganda political hurricane of American history,” he tells Glenn, pointing to the left “calling us Nazis and fascists and saying that Donald Trump was going to put people in camps.”

“The American people weighed their options, despite Kamala Harris outspending Trump three or four times to one, and made the right choice,” he says.

As far as Kirk’s personal role in the election, he says he had two goals: “to lose by less with younger voters” and “create the most sophisticated, low propensity, get-out-the-vote turnout machine in modern political history for the right.”

Kirk tells Glenn that when he would attend Trump rallies and talk to attendees, he realized there were “millions of people that were Trump supporters that were not Trump voters.” However, he knew that we would need a massive voter turnout, especially in the battleground states, if Trump were to return to the White House.

“So we hired well over 1,000 full-time people — it's the greatest ground force that's ever been done — we raised tens of millions of dollars (praise God) from our donors, and we pitched them on this, saying, ‘Hey, the road to the White House is going to be going through these states; we know that we're going to need to first register a ton of voters, build relationships in communities, and then drive a machine over a 30-day period to get Donald Trump across the finish line,”’ Kirk explains.

“In Wisconsin, I can tell you that if it wasn't for our effort, Donald Trump would have fallen short. We chased an excess of over 70,000 low propensity voters in Wisconsin. Donald Trump won by 28,000 votes,” he adds. “Basically what we did is we took this movement that Donald Trump created, that Donald Trump led, and we added machinery to the movement, and we were able to successfully turn Trump supporters into Trump voters.”

To hear more about Kirk’s efforts to beat Democrats at their own game, watch the clip above.

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Political heavyweights partake in pressure campaign for GOP Senate leader



Although most U.S. senators are tight lipped ahead of the vote for Republican leader, many influential figures online are starting to put their thumb on the scale.

Republican Sens. John Thune of South Dakota, John Cornyn of Texas, and Rick Scott of Florida are going head-to-head in the race to replace Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell on Wednesday. As of now, only nine senators have made public endorsements.

Despite this uptick in support for Scott, President-elect Donald Trump has not yet endorsed any candidate, and it is unclear if he plans to.

Thune has secured the backing of Republican Sens. Steve Daines of Montana, Mike Rounds of South Dakota, and Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma. Cornyn has so far gained one endorsement, from Republican Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri.

Scott has the largest public backing, with Republican Sens. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin, Rand Paul of Kentucky, Marco Rubio from Florida, Bill Hagerty of Tennessee, and Tommy Tuberville of Alabama.

Unlike his competitors, big players outside of D.C. have also come to bat for Scott.

Over the weekend, Scott racked up endorsements from politicos and media personalities like Tucker Carlson, Elon Musk, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Vivek Ramaswamay, and Charlie Kirk.

"What the hell is going on in the US Senate?" Carlson asked in a post on X. "Hours after Donald Trump wins the most conclusive mandate in 40 years, Mitch McConnell engineers a coup against his agenda by calling early leadership elections in the senate. Two of the three candidates hate Trump and what he ran on."

"One of them, John Cornyn, is an angry liberal whose politics are indistinguishable from Liz Cheney’s," Carlson continued. "The election is Wednesday, it’s by secret ballot, and it will determine whether or not the new administration succeeds. Rick Scott of Florida is the only candidate who agrees with Donald Trump. Call your senator and demand a public endorsement of Rick Scott. Don’t let McConnell get away with it again."

Despite this uptick in support for Scott, President-elect Donald Trump has not yet endorsed any candidate, and it is unclear if he plans to. At the same time, Trump has put forth a standard he expects the senators to follow, should they be elected leader.

On Sunday, Trump declared that any Republican leader must support recess appointments, which would allow the president to appoint an individual to a federal office without a Senate confirmation. This would greatly reduce the glacial pace of Senate confirmations and strengthen Trump's ability to staff federal offices with candidates of his choosing.

That being said, Republicans are fairly insulated from external pressures throughout this process. For one thing, on Tuesday, Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah is set to hold a forum behind closed doors where the three candidates can privately make their pitches to their conference. The morning after, the Republican conference will vote for the GOP leader with secret ballots.

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JD Vance as VP AND Senate majority leader simultaneously? Charlie Kirk says it just might work



Now that Republicans have officially taken control of the Senate, the question is: Who will the party select as the next Senate majority leader?

Founder of Turning Point USA Charlie Kirk told Glenn Beck who he thinks might be perfect for the job: Vice President-elect JD Vance.

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“John Adams presided over the U.S. Senate as Senate majority leader 200 years ago as vice president of the United States. I think JD Vance should be president of the Senate and become Senate majority leader,” Kirk declared.

“I am in love with that,” Glenn said, adding that JD would “be fantastic” in that role.

“Senator Mike Lee came up with this. This is a 1 a.m. phone call from Senator Mike Lee last night, and he had me at hello,” said Kirk.

“Now, mind you, JD would have to really want it in the sense that it would be a ton of monotonous. You have to sit in the chair and listen to procedure stuff, and he’d have to go to the Senate lunches. However, he would basically be able to be the president of the Senate and set the entire tone of legislative agenda,” he added.

If Vance were open to the role, Kirk says he would likely be “[handed] the Senate leadership funds” and he “would get to determine who’s on committees.”

“There’s a lot of power in that,” he told Glenn. “This would completely change the game in Washington.”

Even though the Constitution names the vice president of the United States as the president of the Senate, “this power has never been exercised, tried, or tested.” Could that change now that Donald Trump is returning to the White House?

To hear more of the conversation, watch the clip above.

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