Charlie Kirk tells ungrateful brat to have some damn RESPECT for America

He had to learn the hard way... "You should have gratitude! Praise God I live in America!!"

Charlie Kirk dismantled a radical student for claiming that America is “stolen land” and rightfully belongs to Mexican nationals, including those deported by the Trump administration.

Kirk gives him a much-needed American history lesson…

“Many immigrants are being persecuted right now, including Kilmar Abrego Garcia,” the student told Kirk, met by boos from the surrounding crowd of students. “I just want to like acknowledge the fact that we are on stollen land, we are on indigenous Mexican land right now!”

The student, who says he is a second generation Guatemalan immigrant, further said that latinos have no business supporting Trump.

“Who did the Mexicans steal the land from?” Kirk asked the student.

The student answered that Mexicans were “there originally” and are indigenous to the western part of the U.S.

“No, wrong!” Kirk interjected. They stole it from lots of Indian tribes. Texas was not indigenously Mexican, there were many different native American tribes there, so Mexico was participating in Manifest Destiny at the behest of the Spanish crown.”

“So instead of saying ‘we’re on stolen land’ - you should have a gratitude acknowledgement, praise God I live in America, I’m glad!” Kirk told the student.

Watch the clash here:

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Russia launched the largest aerial attack on Kyiv of the three-year war on Friday, with 539 drones and 11 missiles over a seven hour period.

• The massive assault on Kyiv injured at least 23 people and damaged roughly 40 apartment blocks, five schools and kindergartens, passenger railway infrastructure, and other civilian targets across six of the capital's 10 districts.

• The attack occurred just hours after Trump expressed disappointment with his call with Putin - President Trump told reporters he was "very disappointed" with his Thursday conversation with the Russian leader, saying "I don't think he's looking to stop, and that's too bad" and admitting he "didn't make any progress with him at all."

• Ukrainian President Zelensky called the timing "deliberately massive and cynical" - Zelensky noted that air raid alerts began almost simultaneously with media reports about the Trump-Putin call, arguing that "Russia is showing it has no intention of ending the war and terror" and calling for increased pressure on Moscow.

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