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Charlie Debates the Students at the Univ...

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Back in 2022, Charlie visited the University of Texas. Don't be fooled by it being a red state: The students here were nearly as liberal as the ones at Berkeley! In the Q&A, Charlie clashes with students on COVID lockdowns, vaccines, and of course, abortion.

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