Hey, everybody. Today, the Charlie Kirk Show. I visit the Kingdom of Washington, D.C., rather entertaining

an important episode about what our nation's capital has become while the rest of the country

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So in fact, let me just tease you.

Here's a little bit of a tease, a crumb, a whisper of my

incredible conversation with Tucker Carlson. Enjoy. I was watching the other day. I'm actually

not a huge Martin Luther King fan or whatever, super flawed guy. But I was watching the last,

the audio, was listening to the audio of the last speech that he gave the night before he was

killed. April 3rd, 1968, he was killed the next afternoon. And he gave this speech and he had just been like cheating with a bunch of different women. Okay. Yeah, he had a tendency to do that. Oh my gosh. No, he was like a redict sexually out of control. But he gave this speech in which he clearly predicted his own death. like there's no doubt if you listen to this that God is speaking through Martin Luther King. And again, I don't like Martin Luther King's program. I don't like his behavior. There's a lot of, you know, worshiping Martin Luther King is absurd to me. But I got to say, if you listen to that speech, God is speaking through Martin Luther King. There's no other explanation for that.

And you're like, well, that's kind of consistent with what we know. We're all flawed. The people in

charge tend to be more flawed, but it doesn't mean that they're not capable of greatness.

So let's just be honest about it. The second you have to feel the need to pretend that you're perfect, you become a liar and you become paradoxically even less perfect, in my opinion.

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