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Charlie Kirk said, on his 2024 podcast and a later panel episode of “ThoughtCrime,” that death penalties should be public and that witnessing executions could deter crime — remarks that were widely su...
Charlie Kirk publicly advocated for in remarks that circulated on podcasts and commentary dating to February 2024, and those comments were widely reported and resurfaced in September 2025 amid renewed...
Malcolm X did not use the exact formulation "It was the liberals who killed the black man's spirit by convincing him he was still oppressed" in the provided sources, but he repeatedly and explicitly c...
The phrase “Power doesn’t corrupt, it reveals” is widely attributed in contemporary reporting and quote collections to biographer Robert A. Caro, who expressed the idea in interviews and his writings:...
Morgan Freeman did not say “I hate the word homophobia. It’s not a phobia. You are not scared. You are an asshole.” The line is a widely circulated internet meme that researchers and professional fact...
Malcolm X drew a sharp distinction between white liberals and white conservatives to warn Black Americans that well-meaning rhetoric could mask political manipulation — arguing that conservatives are ...
Winston Churchill is widely credited with quips like “History will be kind to me for I intend to write it,” a line that appears in many quotation collections and sites attributing it to him . Scholars...
The widely cited line “Power doesn’t corrupt; it reveals” is commonly attributed to contemporary biographer Robert Caro in secondary quote collections, but primary-source confirmation is not present i...
Ilhan Omar is the credited author of a 2020 memoir, This Is What America Looks Like: My Journey from Refugee to Congresswoman (Dey Street/Hurst), and is listed as author on library and bookseller site...
No single provided source contains a complete, verbatim “full transcript” of Charlie Kirk’s remarks about public executions; reporting instead reproduces excerpts and paraphrases from a 2024 podcast a...
By 1964 Malcolm X had publicly shifted from categorical denunciations of all white people toward a more targeted critique: he continued to condemn "white liberals" as hypocritical and harmful to Black...
explicitly advocated for and even suggested children watch them during a recent episode of , a comment reported by . The phrasing attributed to him—"Death penalties should be public, should be quick, ...
There is no reliable evidence in the provided reporting that used the exact phrasing “when government replaces God, tyranny is never far behind.” The corpus does show Kirk repeatedly invoking God, tyr...
— later the 40th President of the — famously warned that “ and it’s never more than one generation away from extinction,” a line he delivered while Governor of during his first inaugural and repeated ...
Watchdogs and critics have singled to specific Icke writings: his endorsement of the antisemitic forgery The Protocols of the Elders of Zion and passages in books such as The Robots' Rebellion , And t...
Christopher Hitchens’ one-liner about “the governor of Texas” saying “if English was good enough for Jesus, then it’s good enough for me” echoes a long-running apocryphal slogan tied to early 20th-cen...
George Carlin’s most widely quoted lines come disproportionately from a handful of stand‑up specials and broadcasts—most notably his early countercultural routines (including the “Seven Words” materia...
A short list of Malcolm X’s most famous, frequently reprinted lines captures his evolution from Nation of Islam minister to global human-rights advocate; these include aphorisms about conviction (“A m...
Albert Pike was a prolific 19th‑century writer whose output ranged from poetry and legal manuals to extensive ritual and esoteric works for the Scottish Rite; an authoritative, single printed bibliogr...
Charlie Kirk publicly advocated that executions and death penalties be visible to the public and suggested children could witness them as a deterrent, according to contemporaneous reporting and fact-c...