Hey, everybody, on this bonus episode of the Charlie Kirk Show, my conversation with Tim Poole and a self-described libertarian socialist vouch, V-A-U-S-H.

This episode is brought to you advertiser-free, but I want to just thank Tim Poole at Timcast.com.

That's Timcast.com for hosting this conversation and for giving us permission

to post this episode in its entirety. Timcast.com. Timpool is a great American. I think

you guys are going to really enjoy this conversation. At times, I did more listening than talking.

I learned a lot throughout this conversation. I also at the

beginning started very, let's say, I was very energetic and scaled that back afterwards. I wouldn't

say overly so. It's an issue I care a lot about vaccines, but you'll see that just tonally

that it was probably a little bit more excitable

than I should have been, nothing overly dramatic. And then throughout the episode, I think I really

make some strong points and ask some questions out of vouch. But I tried my best to have civil

discourse with somebody. I fundamentally disagree on almost everything. And I hope that this

conversation can be a little bit of a tool to show your

children, maybe show you, you are a high school or college student that you can have conversations

with people that you disagree with. It's a long form episode. Again, it starts kind of hot.

And then it gets really after that, I think, very constructive. We start with the vaccine

topic, dive right into it, and then we go in all sorts of different issues around race and

education. And so I think you are going to enjoy this conversation, advertiser free. Thanks to our

friends Timcast, Timcast.com, Timpool, who's doing a great job. And if you guys want to support

our program, thank you Brian, thank you Cynthia, thank you Steve, and thank you Donald, Charliekirk.com slash support. And email us, freedom at charliekirk.com, and send this episode to your friends. It is a long-form, advertiser-free conversation with somebody on the completely different spectrum. Some would call it a debate.

It really ends up being more like a conversation. We want to bring more of this type of content to you where we debate people on the other side. I don't like shouting matches. I don't like going to go back and forth. But I think this is something that you're all going to really enjoy. I love your thoughts on it too. To say, hey, Charlie, here's what I really enjoyed about that conversation. or Charlie, I think you did an awful job.

Whatever you have to say, I love hearing from you.

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