Jamie Raskin and the Senate's Charlie Kirk Remembrance Day

Showing 6 Jamie Raskin videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Jamie Raskin, the Democratic congressman from Maryland, appears in this material specifically in connection with the Senate's unanimous 2025 resolution establishing October 14th as a National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk, marking what would have been Kirk's 32nd birthday. According to coverage included here, Raskin characterized the resolution as a political trap, reflecting an initial hesitation among some Democrats before the measure ultimately passed unanimously with more than 20 senators, led by Senator Rick Scott, supporting it. That specific characterization sits within a broader body of Capitol Hill reaction to Kirk's assassination captured in this material, including Democratic lawmakers publicly condemning the killing while some Republicans accused Democrats of contributing to the political climate that enabled it, and a separate congressional hearing on political violence where Candace Owens sparred with fellow panelists over how to interpret data on domestic terrorism. Raskin himself does not appear as a direct participant in Kirk's other debates or interviews in this material; his presence here is limited specifically to his response to the remembrance resolution and the broader partisan disagreement it reflects over how Congress should formally memorialize Kirk's death.