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Goebel Farms in Evansville cut Charlie Kirk’s face into the corn days before the one-year mark of his assassination at Utah Valley University. Owner Jeremy Goebel designed it with GPS-guided planting. The farm said the point was simple: disagreement should lead to conversation, not violence. Then came the one-star blitz, review bombs, and pressure to erase the tribute. Goebel’s answer: they would absolutely do it again. He joins the show.
Steve Bannon and Hillsdale College president Dr. Larry Arnn take up what Charlie built — the work ethic, the campus war, and the founding argument that a republic dies when speech is answered with a bullet.
Michael Knowles speaks on Charlie Kirk the husband, father, and believer — and why honoring him means more than a memorial clip. It means picking the mission back up.
One year later: if a family farm can’t honor a slain free-speech advocate without getting torched online, what does that say about the country Charlie died trying to wake up?
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President Trump delivers the 9/11 remarks New York would not let him give. Organizers at Ground Zero have barred political speeches since 2012, so he skipped the 25th-anniversary ceremony and is speaking this morning instead. Neil McCabe is on the ground as the address hits around 10:30–10:45 a.m. ET.
Thursday marks one year since Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, 2025. Turning Point USA holds the “Freedom Built to Last” memorial on that same campus. Bannon thanks viewers for the response to yesterday’s special on Kirk’s work ethic and says it will replay this week.
The first-ever Republican Midterm Convention opens tomorrow at American Airlines Center. Trump speaks both nights. Real America’s Voice has a full team in Dallas for wall-to-wall grassroots coverage.
Friday is the 25th anniversary of the Islamist terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000. Trump will mark the day at the Pentagon. VP Vance goes to New York.
Election-integrity summit, Sept. 10–13 at the Ahern Hotel. Bannon is on the bill with James O’Keefe, Wayne Allyn Root, and others.
Should a sitting president be barred from speaking at Ground Zero on the 25th anniversary of 9/11?
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HOUSE DEMS PLOT TRUMP PROBE BLITZ, ENVOYS HUNT PEACE DEAL | AMERICAN SUNRISE
1) [8A / A] - MAMDANI TO ATTEND 9/11 EVENTS
2) [8B / B] - STEEL ACROSS AMERICA
3) [8C / C] - RNC CONVENTION TOMORROW
4) [8D / D] - LIGHT THERAPY MAY IMPROVE SLEEP
5) [8E / E] - SOCIALISM IN DEM PARTY
6) [8F / F] - THE IMPORTANCE OF FAITH
7) [9A / G] - U.S. EYES MIDEAST DRAWDOWN
8) [9B / H] - MAMDANI SPARKS CONTROVERSY
9) [9C / I] - RNC CONVENTION TOMORROW
10) [9D / J] - 2028 PRESIDENTIAL RACE TAKES SHAPE
11) [9E / K] - SPACE FORCE UNIFORM DESIGN
12) [9F / L] - TRUMP TO TAKE CENTER STAGE
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President Trump's second-term enforcement push has produced the tightest southern border in modern CBP history: 15 straight months of zero releases, southwest-border apprehensions down about 94% from the Biden-era average, and daily encounters near 250 instead of 5,000-plus. DHS also reports hundreds of thousands of removals, millions leaving through self-deportation, and ICE arrests of more than 1,400 known or suspected terrorists. RAV correspondent Ben Bergquam reports from the raids and the line. Crossings collapsed. Cartels were designated foreign terrorist organizations. A new 2026 counterterrorism strategy puts hemispheric narcoterror first, then al-Qaeda and ISIS networks. Col. Rob Maness, a 32-year USAF combat veteran, asks the question Washington still ducks: with lone actors, African affiliates, and homegrown plotters still in the mix — is America actually safer from foreign terrorists than it was after 9/11? Rob Fazio's father, Ronald C. Fazio Sr., worked the 99th floor of the South Tower. Coworkers last saw him holding the stairwell door so others could get out. He died in the attack. Rob turned that last act into Hold the Door for Others — a charity built on post-traumatic growth, not just grief — as the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches. Grant Stinchfield with Ben Bergquam, Col. Rob Maness, and Rob Fazio. Crossings are at historic lows and ICE is pulling known terror suspects off the street — so is America safer today from foreign terrorists, or are we one plot away from forgetting 9/11 all over again? Watch LIVE weeknights at 7PM ET on Real America's Voice. #StinchfieldTonight #RealAmericasVoice #GrantStinchfield #BorderSecurity #Immigration #Trump #ICE #911 #NeverForget #HoldTheDoor #TerrorThreat #AmericaFirst #BenBergquam #RobManess
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Labor Day was created to honor the American worker — not to replace free enterprise with socialism. Steve Gruber opens on why the holiday's meaning is being rewritten as DSA-backed candidates push to swap capitalism for a system America was never founded on. Col. Rob Maness breaks down the latest flare-up in the months-long Iran war, U.S. strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, and Operation Economic Outcast — the sanctions campaign aimed at isolating Tehran as the rial collapses and oil exports dry up. GOP strategist Jeff Burton maps the Democratic Party's leftward lurch: DSA-aligned primary wins, a growing socialist bloc heading into November, and what that fight means for the midterms. Historian William Federer, creator of TheAmericanMinute.com, traces Labor Day's origins, the dignity of work, and why the American labor story is rooted in opportunity — not class war. Was Labor Day created to celebrate the American worker — or is it being hijacked to sell socialism? Drop your answer in the comments. #AmericasVoiceLive #SteveGruber #LaborDay #Socialism #DSA #IranWar #EconomicOutcast #2026Midterms #ColRobManess #JeffBurton #WilliamFederer #RealAmericasVoice #AmericaFirst #AmericanWorker
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SHERIFF DEFENDS FLOCK CAMERAS, STUTZMAN FORGES ISRAEL PARTNERSHIP | BOLLING! SHOW
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Segment A: FLOCK CAMERAS INVADE YOUR PRIVACY
Segment B: HARSH PENALITIES FOR ANIMAL ABUSERS
Segment C: FLOCK CAMERAS INVADE YOUR PRIVACY
Segment D: CHAPTER IS HERE TO HELP Segment E: LISTENING TO YOUR VOICEMAILS
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Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the way Gen Z thinks about work, education, creativity, relationships, and even human connection.
In this special Chapter Leadership Summit roundtable, young leaders discuss the promises and dangers of AI—from disappearing entry-level jobs and AI-generated art to students relying on ChatGPT in the classroom and the growing use of AI companions.
The conversation also tackles critical thinking in the age of AI, whether technology will ultimately create new opportunities, and why preserving genuine human creativity and connection matters as AI becomes more powerful.
Plus, the roundtable discusses conspiracy culture, trust, and the questions shaping political conversations among Gen Z on college campuses.
Are we learning how to use AI—or becoming too dependent on it?
Watch the full conversation and tell us what you think.
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Labor Day War Room special "Charlie Kirk: The Work Ethic." Steve Bannon sits with Natasha Owens, Jack Posobiec, Blake Neff, Andrew Kolvet, Tyler Bowyer and other Turning Point colleagues on Kirk's preparation, faith, and why the organization kept moving after his Sept. 10, 2025 assassination at Utah Valley University. A one-year memorial — "Freedom Built to Last" — is set for Sept. 10, 2026 at UVU's UCCU Center.
Owens previews her tribute with Benjy Gaither, released Sept. 4 through Real America's Music. She says the song walks from grief to Christian hope and centers Kirk's faith, courage, and work — not only his death. Proceeds go to Turning Point. She asks viewers to buy it on iTunes and share the video.
Posobiec says Kirk's calm on campus came from binders, notebooks, "murder-board" rehearsals, and constant reading. He had already prepped the tour that ended at UVU, including a planned debate with Hasan Piker. Posobiec also recalls Kirk handing water to overheated attendees in a West Palm Beach security line while still running the event.
Neff and others note Kirk never finished college but built a private curriculum: online courses, history, philosophy, pastors, professors, and staff briefings. During COVID he grew The Charlie Kirk Show and his reading load at the same time. Staff later sliced his calendar into tight blocks. He still guarded family time and a Friday-evening Sabbath.
Disappointing 2022 results pushed Kirk toward a larger turnout machine aimed at lower-propensity voters. Guests treat that infrastructure as a core part of his later work. Claims that specific races were "stolen" are the speakers' assertions, not independently established in the program.
Kolvet says staff answered the assassination by going back to work: memorial, campus tours, AmericaFest, and the rest of the calendar. They argue that is what Kirk would have demanded.
Guests call it the Charlie Kirk work ethic: brutal prep, constant study, no wasted minutes, and a religious sense of mission. The public debates were the last 10 percent.
What part of Kirk's work ethic — the binders, the Sabbath, or the decision to keep TPUSA moving — should the next generation copy first? #CharlieKirk #WarRoom #SteveBannon #TurningPointUSA #NatashaOwens #JackPosobiec #WeMissYouCharlie #LaborDay #UVU #FaithAndWork
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Labor Day War Room special "Charlie Kirk: The Work Ethic." Steve Bannon sits with Natasha Owens, Jack Posobiec, Blake Neff, Andrew Kolvet, Tyler Bowyer and other Turning Point colleagues on Kirk's preparation, faith, and why the organization kept moving after his Sept. 10, 2025 assassination at Utah Valley University. A one-year memorial — "Freedom Built to Last" — is set for Sept. 10, 2026 at UVU's UCCU Center.
Owens previews her tribute with Benjy Gaither, released Sept. 4 through Real America's Music. She says the song walks from grief to Christian hope and centers Kirk's faith, courage, and work — not only his death. Proceeds go to Turning Point. She asks viewers to buy it on iTunes and share the video.
Posobiec says Kirk's calm on campus came from binders, notebooks, "murder-board" rehearsals, and constant reading. He had already prepped the tour that ended at UVU, including a planned debate with Hasan Piker. Posobiec also recalls Kirk handing water to overheated attendees in a West Palm Beach security line while still running the event.
Neff and others note Kirk never finished college but built a private curriculum: online courses, history, philosophy, pastors, professors, and staff briefings. During COVID he grew The Charlie Kirk Show and his reading load at the same time. Staff later sliced his calendar into tight blocks. He still guarded family time and a Friday-evening Sabbath.
Disappointing 2022 results pushed Kirk toward a larger turnout machine aimed at lower-propensity voters. Guests treat that infrastructure as a core part of his later work. Claims that specific races were "stolen" are the speakers' assertions, not independently established in the program.
Kolvet says staff answered the assassination by going back to work: memorial, campus tours, AmericaFest, and the rest of the calendar. They argue that is what Kirk would have demanded.
Guests call it the Charlie Kirk work ethic: brutal prep, constant study, no wasted minutes, and a religious sense of mission. The public debates were the last 10 percent.
What part of Kirk's work ethic — the binders, the Sabbath, or the decision to keep TPUSA moving — should the next generation copy first? #CharlieKirk #WarRoom #SteveBannon #TurningPointUSA #NatashaOwens #JackPosobiec #WeMissYouCharlie #LaborDay #UVU #FaithAndWork
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John Solomon and Amanda Head cut through the spin with RNC Chair Joe Gruters, Michigan GOP Senate candidate Mike Rogers, and pollster Scott Rasmussen — 60 days out from November 3. RNC Chair Joe Gruters says Republicans can defy midterm history: right candidates, cash on hand, and a two-night Dallas convention Sept. 9–10 with President Trump. Cook and other forecasters still warn of a House loss and Senate exposure. Gruters says the House path is narrower than the headlines — win 9 of 21 toss-ups and hold the majority. Mike Rogers faces Abdul El-Sayed for Michigan's open Senate seat. El-Sayed won a razor-thin primary on Medicare for All, abolishing ICE, and ending aid to Israel. GOP ads tie him to Hasan Piker and the far-left. Most recent polls have El-Sayed narrowly ahead; Fox had Rogers up. Michigan is a must-hold/must-flip for Senate control. Texas Senate is suddenly a toss-up in multiple surveys. National generic ballot has Democrats up about 5. Scott Rasmussen breaks down whether August numbers are a real wave — or another cycle of overcounting Democrats before Labor Day. Will Republicans hold Congress — or are Texas and Michigan already slipping?
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