Charlie Kirk TORCHES teachers union boss for lying about TPUSA

An Arizona State University professor assaulted a cameraman on TPUSA's Frontlines team after reporter Kalen D'Almeida confronted that prof about his stated "obsession" with sex education and a book he'd written about the initiation of a minor into an adult, LGBTQ+ lifestyle. In response, American Federation of Teachers union president Randi Weingarten lashed out at TPUSA, not at the professor.

Video evidence, however, shows that it was David Boyles, who claims to be the "head of recruitment" for "The Queer Agenda," who lashed out at the cameraman, attacking him and swiping at the camera. TPUSA head Charlie Kirk pointed this out.

"Randi, you're a pathological liar," Kirk said. "The professor is the attacker, and this is easily proven by watching five seconds of video. You've also done more to sabotage children and prevent them from succeeding than any person alive. You're a repulsive cartel leader who should be investigated."

Weingarten famously kept schools closed during the recent Covid pandemic under the guise of protecting teachers from kids, who were shown time and time again to not be vectors of illness. She has worked with the Biden administration to spend US resources in Ukraine, while America's school children have seen test scores, grades, and academic competency consistently drop. Biden tapped Weingarten to help "fight emerging threats to the homeland," where she was tasked with providing "provid[ing] strategic and actionable recommendations to the Secretary on campus safety and security, improved coordination, research priorities, hiring, and more."

"Last week’s physical assault by Turning Point USA operatives on ASU professor David Boyles is a new low in the ongoing attack against higher education," Weingarten had said. 

Weingarten claimed the questioning of Boyles, and his subsequent assault on the TPUSA cameraman, was "a new low in the ongoing attack against higher education." In her view, albeit not a view that is borne out by video evidence, it was Boyles who was attacked. In fact, D'Almeida pulled Boyles off of the cameraman after Boyles laid hands on him.

She praised the Arizona State University president, who blamed TPUSA for their cameraman being attacked. ASU president Michael Crow called the reporters "cowards." 

Yet, "What’s astounding is for President Crow to so brazenly misrepresent what’s crystal clear in the video," a TPUSA spokesman said.

"Professor Boyles is the one who turned this interaction violent," he went on. "He lunged and hit our cameraman. Our reporter moved to protect his crew member who was getting attacked. They then asked him if he was okay, and if he needed any assistance before leaving. Mr. Boyles and President Crow are shamefully attempting to use Mr. Boyles’s sexual orientation to play victim and skip over the fact that he was the one who attacked our crew. Self defense is not hate."

Weingarten continued in her false assessment, saying "The harassment of faculty members by extremist groups like Turning Point USA is designed to silence individuals and stifle academic freedom and freedom of expression on campus." Boyles co-founded Drag Queen Story Hour at an Arizona school, bringing scantily clad drag queens to read books on gender identity to children. 

Boyles has said that he was proud of his "Queering Sex Ed" series on his Substack. The series addresses his "obsession" with sex education. "Sex education is a topic I've been obsessed with for a while," he said. As to the "Queering Sex Ed" series, he said it was "on the history of sex education in America and the ways in which it has traditionally erased queer people, as well as the ways in which queer people have resisted this erasure and cared for their communities by creating their own sex ed underground."