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Is it time for a great American vibe shift? Andrew and Blake talk about Sunday’s electric Freedom 250 UFC event at the White House, and how its massive success, coupled wht a new peace deal in the Middle East, could kickstart enthusiasm for President Trump going into the midterms. Rich Baris and Mark Halperin take turns breaking it down, and also react to the new European love for “real America” generated by the World Cup. House candidate John Strand talks about how Covid and his January 6 persecution inspired him to pivot from show business to making a run for Congress.
From the Archive: Charlie at SAS 2021 — “Courage is Doing the Thing That is Bigger Than Yourself”
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Enjoy this throwback episode of Charlie’s 2021 Student Action Summit speech, where he welcomes a group of like minded young people to a weekend full of encouragement, activism, and education. He inspires the next generation to live fearlessly in the face of threats from their peers, unfair treatment from professors, and a pervasive atmosphere of woke and anti-Christian lies.
THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 131 — Best NBA Finals Game Ever? World Cup? Random Power Outage?
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The Thoughtcrime crew dives into compelling topics of the moment including:
-Sports Roundtable: NBA Finals, WorldCup, UFC.
-What Do Refugees Think About America?
-Metcalf’s Father Speaks Out after Sentancing
-Plus, an unexpected power outage and bonus content
From the Archive: Charlie’s 2022 Live Free Tour Q&A at UNC Charlotte
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In this fiery campus Q&A, Charlie faces tough questions from students on politics, culture, and the future of America. He explains why he believes the middle class has been squeezed for decades, challenges prevailing narratives on race and identity, and offers advice to young people looking to make a difference in politics. Throughout the conversation, Charlie lays out his broader vision for restoring opportunity, strengthening American institutions, and encouraging a new generation to engage in the battle of ideas.
City Beneath the Pyramids: I would caution equating ancient with lack of knowledge. All of humanity would have disbursed from the tower of babel and would have been constructing a similar large structure. The ancient large structures seem to have similar properties. Further, prior to the flood, humanity lived significantly longer than now that would have allowed them to accumulate significant knowledge that would allow them to do these great wonders (i.e ark, tower of babel, etc.). We have seen this in more recent years where the Romans had significant amounts of technology that was lost to the passage of time until we rediscovered it. For example, the Romans were able to have concrete set under water, but then the knowledge was lost and we had to relearn it.