Is critical race theory the biggest threat to America or is it at least a threat to America?

Well, there's a lot of questions around that.

Obviously, you guys know my position on this to a certain degree, but there's a lot of other

issues we need to talk about.

One of the biggest stories right now is that New York has imposed a, we'll call it a,

I don't want to say limited, but it's a vaccine mandate for indoor activities, entertainment

performances and Bill de Blasio said, the goal here is to encourage people, mostly young

people to get the vaccine.

That means if you want to go to the movie theaters, if you want to engage in normal activities

like at bars, you have to have a vaccine passport, you have to have proof, they call it key to

NYC.

Now, why do I bring up critical race theory?

Well, for one, you know the title of this video, we're going to have conversation, a political

debate or discussion about this, but there is a question some people have brought up due

to the low level of vaccination among the black community and how that will disproportionately

affect people and whether or not this will be truly equitable.

But today, the bigger thing we're doing is not just about the news, it's about a conversation

with two prominent individuals and politics.

We've got Charlie Kirk, who I'm sure most of you know, do you want to just briefly introduce

yourself?

Charlie Kirk, honor to be here, we're going to have some fun.

Do you, do you describe yourself politically in any way?

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