Charlie Kirk Explains Why He Likes Bill Clinton's Economics
March 17, 2022
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as posted by the channelCharlie Kirk Speaks With @ericmetaxas And Makes An Astonishing Claim: "Bill Clinton Was Actually, Probably, A Better President Than George W. Bush." Wow, @RealCharlieKirk, turning into a Centrist Democrat? Emma Vigeland discusses with @MattBinder, Brandon Sutton, and @LeftReckoning's Matt Lech.
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Emma Vigeland: Charlie Kirk
Matt Binder: Charlie Kirk video
EV: They're they they they always bring something especially stupid or special um here he is yeah and-
Matt Lech: sweaty
EV: And uh big America hat but not this time charlie kirk is here uh speaking with eric mataxis- and here he is making a claim about his position on who was a better president in um between George W Bush and Bill Clinton. you might be shocked to hear what he has to say and also it's pretty telling about at least one of these guys.
ML: This is a funny conversation...
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