Hey everybody, Charlie Kirk here live from the Bitcoin.com studio. This is my conversation at Cambridge

University. I thought it did pretty well, to be perfectly honest. It was a incredibly difficult

environment. I walk in, no applause, just stares and glares from the Cambridge intelligency.

400 people against me and a professor. I talked to the

president of Cambridge, who didn't even do the niceties, just went straight into trying to brutalize me

publicly. I kept my calm. I kept my cool. I felt pretty good about the points I made. There are some

points I probably could have made better. But understand, it was literally kind of like a Moscow show trial

where you're standing there for an hour and a half and they're throwing a debater after

debater. And they're applauding at the dumbest stuff. So I just have to, I have to just warn you

before you listen to this podcast. This one Indian British guy comes up and he says, I took my mom to the pub and everyone starts applauding.

I mean, it was so overwhelming against me.

That's why I kind of love it because we need to be unafraid to go into those environments.

We need to be unafraid to go into the lines then.

We need to be unafraid to go into the place where we're not always going to be applauded.

We're not always going to be celebrated. We're not always going to be welcomed with open arms.

No, that's not what free speech is all about is sometimes going into the greatest place of

opposition. And so I was thankful to do it. There's a lot of insults that they throw at me.

There's a lot of, let's say, clever little remarks.

It was far from a debate. It was more just kind of like a verbal melee. And I think you will

agree. And I would love your thoughts, freedom at charliekirk.com, that the students of Cambridge,

they could have done a lot better. They could have been far more sophisticated, more polite,

but they decided to

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