They believe the nuclear family is the greatest form of governance and provides the deepest meaning and purpose, outweighing the pursuit of a career.
He suggests promoting more families and encouraging the birth of more children, which he believes is one of the best contributions one can make to the country.
He believes that if one is able-bodied, they should remain active and contribute to society, rather than checking out and playing golf all day.
He considers the climate change agenda a hoax, arguing that fossil fuels are essential for human prosperity.
He advises against starting a business impulsively and suggests studying an industry for years to understand why no one else is doing what you plan to do, ensuring you have a detailed reason for your venture.
He cares about abortion because he believes in protecting human life and views abortion as the taking of a human life, regardless of the circumstances of conception.
He suggests investing in gold, as it has historically been a hedge against market volatility and economic insecurity.
He proposes allowing people to invest their Social Security contributions in a diversified basket of stocks and bonds, which he believes would create a surplus and prevent bankruptcy.
He believes the government should not interfere with people's right to practice their religion but should protect religious liberty, especially for Christians who he feels are currently in a disfavored condition.
He believes depopulation is a greater threat because it leads to an unsustainable elderly population with fewer working-age people to support them, posing a significant problem for the future.
Charlie had a Prove Me Wrong tag-team with Vivek Ramaswamy at the University of Pittsburgh just before the election. Listen to Charlie and Vivek debate what causes poverty, whether a career can match parenthood for meaning, whether abortion is murder, and more.
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