Zoom Schiffer: So where does the Wing traditional media leave, like Fox News, for example? Is this the restoration of this or at Tandem?
Jake Lahut: I think there is a lot to tandem. Fox arrangement is controlled by Kirk’s murder last night. I think it’s a lot of Fox Fox personality, people like Charlie Kirk, and I think about the Turning Poer Cinematic Universe, because I think most Conservative TV resources are at home every night. And this is just an exciting thing, because the Democrats have been trying to make different kinds, and as we said before, the normal wisdom of the voters regularly. So I think it is interesting to see what point in the USA will be past this; And then how opened this department was that you opened it because of the number of different profile, a different kind of charisma, maybe more strong on certain issues. Therefore there is a formal formal, almost a vacuum opened here because he was one person in this preservation element.
Zoom Schiffer: Certainly. Therefore to create a new branch with the winged winger’s media branch in small listeners is definitely an important part of Kirk’s death. And it is a Die and Eye to Him politics, such as his rhetoric in the transm, immigrants, rhetoric rights. These things really stick to me. Talk to me about that, what they may likely leave.
Jake Lahut: Yes, I think that the contradiction of what we see behind this horrible incident. Surely it is about the sanctified way to be painted after his death, and I think it’s a part of that he was the election, so he did not find the kind of examination or make difficult policies. He lived in the economy of the economy, a highly attention, and a vote of vote. So I think you are now being remembered for his actual commitment to debit freedom and wants to have a person who may never talk or talk politically. However, you have many things in control of firearms, for example, that it is relevant to the number of firearms, planning what he says here, to protect the second amendment. He was asked at one occasion if one of his daughters, then 10-year-old, if he was sexually abused and became pregnant, would he want to carry a pregnancy? And basically he said that he was, that there has to be a baby there. Another place I think you may have made a great impact, quickly adding, that his opinion of each one is, is more different from what we have heard of political. He painted a good idea to go to college in young people. Now, that vision was successful for women, as you should go to college just to find a husband, and that’s a good thing. But you dedicated the idea that, “Oh, you have been told in America that your work and the grind is very important. I am here just to tell you to have a family and have children.” And we’ve seen the voting out of the NBC News where men in Gene Z found children as their priorities, and there is nothing else. While J Z women women count other issues in terms of these principles of stable, mental well-being, all things. So that is the cord of his heritage I think is worthy to track, because he was actually a vision of one man in college campuses. And I don’t think anyone will replace that passage right away, but if we want to understand our political, it’s never its memory, and that can be that the long memory of Charlie Kirk is.
Zoom Schiffer: Jake, thank you so much to join me today.
Jake Lahut: Zoë, thank you very much.
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