"I just think it's great that young people, left or right, talk about politics and get involved in their community, especially when so many kids are, you know, on social media. You know, I went to school in Boston, and when I went school, there were clubs for everything, and there were speakers from everywhere, and I think that actually is a good idea. I want my children to hear everything and to make their own decisions."
"I understand marriage and family is important to a lot of people, but I know people that would love to get married just haven't met the right person or the guy hasn't asked yet. I suffered 11 miscarriages and I have two children, one after adoption, one after 13 IVF cycles, and I have a son who died. So I just say that because I know that when people say you know get married and have children, it's not as easy for everybody."
Leslie Marshall detailed her personal fertility struggles, saying she suffered 11 miscarriages, has two children—one adopted and one after 13 IVF cycles—and lost a son. She supported young people's political engagement across the spectrum and encouraged exposure to diverse viewpoints through clubs and outside speakers so children can form unbiased opinions. Marshall noted that marriage and parenthood are not easily attainable for many, emphasizing that some people want children but face infertility or other barriers. Colleagues responded with sympathy; Joe Concha clarified that Charlie Kirk's comments were intended to encourage pursuing family.
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