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Charlie Kirk Assassinated: America's Response to a Conservative Leader's Murder and the Left's Celebration
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated during a public speaking event in Utah, shot in the neck in front of thousands including children and families. The graphic violence was captured on video and spread across social media, traumatizing witnesses and viewers. While conservatives mourned the loss of a husband, father, and influential voice for young Americans, segments of the political left openly celebrated his death online. This stark divide reveals the depths of America's cultural crisis, where political disagreement has escalated to violence and the celebration of murder. Kirk's legacy as founder of Turning Point USA and champion of free speech on college campuses now faces a crucial test: will his movement shrink in fear, or will thousands rise to carry his message forward with even greater courage?
The Assassination
Charlie Kirk was assassinated during a public speaking event in Utah, shot in the neck by a distant gunman while addressing a crowd of approximately 2,000-3,000 people. The shooting occurred in an open courtyard setting where Kirk was engaged in his signature style of debate and discussion with attendees. Witnesses described seeing blood spray from Kirk's neck as he collapsed, with the graphic violence unfolding in front of families, children, and young people who had come to hear him speak.
The event was part of Kirk's ongoing college campus tour, where he regularly engaged in open dialogue and debate with students and community members. Despite having a private security detail of at least six guards, the shooter was able to fire from an estimated 100-200 yards away. The assassination was captured on multiple cell phone videos, with the graphic footage quickly spreading across social media platforms, ensuring that Kirk's final moments became permanently available on the internet.
Among the crowd were at least 100 children, some positioned just feet away from Kirk when he was shot. Parents and attendees immediately dropped to the ground, embracing strangers and praying together in the chaos. Kirk's wife and children were present at the event, witnessing the attack that would change their lives forever.
America's Divided Response
The response to Kirk's assassination revealed a stark divide in American society. While conservatives mourned the loss of a husband, father of two young daughters, and influential voice in the conservative movement, significant portions of the political left took to social media to celebrate his death. Videos emerged of individuals smiling, laughing, and expressing joy at the news of Kirk's assassination.
Social media platforms were flooded with comments celebrating the violence. Users posted messages like "Charlie Kirk got shot. Lol," "I've never been happier," and "Rest in peace, Bozo." One creator sold merchandise reading "I outlived Charlie Kirk." Others argued that Kirk "deserved" his fate because of his political positions on issues ranging from gun rights to transgender policy to the Civil Rights Act.
The celebration extended beyond anonymous online commenters. Street interviews captured after the assassination showed multiple individuals expressing happiness about Kirk's death, with some stating "someone had to do it" and "nothing of value was lost." One popular creator with a large following made videos celebrating the assassination, while others danced and sang about Kirk's death.
This response drew sharp condemnation from conservatives and even some on the left who found the celebrations disturbing. Many pointed out that Charlie Kirk had never physically harmed anyone—his only "weapon" was words and ideas. The contrast was drawn to the left's response when Osama bin Laden was killed: bin Laden had directly caused the deaths of thousands of Americans, while Kirk simply engaged in political speech and debate.
Who Was Charlie Kirk
Charlie Kirk founded Turning Point USA and became one of the most prominent conservative voices for young Americans. At just 31 years old at the time of his death, Kirk had built a massive platform with millions of followers who felt they knew him personally despite never meeting him. His daily content and YouTube shorts provided what many described as "comforting common sense" that people would watch before bed.
Kirk was known for his college campus tours where he would set up small tables and engage in open debate with students, often on hostile liberal campuses. Over time, these events grew from small gatherings to massive rallies with thousands of attendees. He was featured on South Park and became what many considered "the face of the conservative movement" for youth and college students.
Tall in stature with a commanding presence, Kirk was described by those who knew him as phenomenally talented on camera, kind, and patient with those who disagreed with him. He was a Christian, a patriot, and dedicated to educating young people through Turning Point USA, with half of his organization focused on helping people find faith. He was a husband to Erika and father to two young daughters.
Kirk's speaking style was characterized by his willingness to engage anyone in debate, giving people the opportunity to express their disagreements before presenting his counterarguments. He advocated for Second Amendment rights, traditional values, and limited government. His influence was so significant that his assassination has been compared to removing "the top of the pile" of conservative youth leadership.
The Left's Justifications
Those celebrating or justifying Kirk's assassination pointed to several quotes and positions to argue he "deserved" his fate. They frequently cited his statement that "some gun deaths are worth it to protect our Second Amendment rights," framing this as permission to shoot him. However, supporters pointed out this quote was about the principle that banning guns would be as ineffective as the war on drugs, not an endorsement of random violence.
Another commonly cited quote was Kirk saying "I can't stand empathy." Critics used this to argue he lacked compassion and therefore deserved none himself. The full quote, however, explained that Kirk preferred "compassion" and "sympathy" over "empathy" because empathy requires trying to feel someone's pain as if it were your own, while compassion allows for understanding without that absorption of emotion.
Leftist commentators argued that Kirk's rhetoric was "dangerous" and led to deaths—claiming his positions on transgender issues, gun rights, and abortion contributed to suicides, school shootings, and deaths from lack of abortion access. They framed his assassination as appropriate "karma" or a justified response to his alleged harm, despite Kirk never physically harming anyone.
Some compared Kirk to those killed in political violence throughout history, arguing that America "was built on political violence" and this was simply a continuation of that tradition. Others mocked the idea that they should show empathy for someone they believed showed none to marginalized groups. The phrase "live by the sword, die by the sword" was repeated frequently.
Conservative Response and Resolve
Conservative commentators and content creators expressed shock, grief, and anger at both the assassination and the celebration of it. Many described watching the graphic video and feeling physically ill, with some stating it "altered their brain chemistry." The visible trauma of witnessing a man shot in the neck, blood spraying as he collapsed, left a lasting impact even on those who only saw the footage online.
Perhaps more striking than the grief, however, was the resolve that emerged. Speaker after speaker declared that Kirk's assassination would not silence the conservative movement but would instead amplify it. "You've created thousands of Charlie Kirks," one commentator stated, arguing that the left's attempt to silence Kirk through violence would backfire spectacularly.
Many invoked John 12:24: "Very truly I tell you, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds." The message was clear: Kirk's death would not end his movement but would inspire countless others to speak even more boldly in his memory.
Conservative leaders pledged to continue Kirk's work. One prominent figure stated: "I'm prepared to go anywhere that the Turning Point team wants me to go. I will say exactly what Charlie would have said anywhere they asked me to. And all of my conservative friends need to do the same and say it the way Charlie would have said it—boldly and unafraid."
The sentiment "This is day one" emerged as a rallying cry. If conservatives became scared and silent, then the evil forces celebrating Kirk's death would have won. Instead, many vowed to get louder, to honor Kirk's legacy by refusing to be intimidated by violence.
Media Coverage and Double Standards
MSNBC's coverage of the shooting drew particular outrage when one commentator suggested, "We don't know if this was a supporter shooting their gun off in celebration" who accidentally hit Kirk. The implication that conservatives might be reckless gun enthusiasts who accidentally shot their own leader while celebrating was seen as an offensive attempt to deflect from the assassination.
Another MSNBC segment, airing just minutes after Kirk was shot, featured discussion about how "hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which then lead to hateful actions," with the commentator suggesting "you can't say these awful words and not expect awful actions to take place." This was widely interpreted as victim-blaming—suggesting Kirk brought the violence upon himself through his speech.
Many compared this response to victim-blaming in sexual assault cases, where women are told they "should expect" violence based on their clothing choices. The argument that political speakers should "expect" assassination if their views are controversial was seen as an attack on free speech itself and an attempt to intimidate conservatives into silence.
The coverage stood in stark contrast to how political violence against left-wing figures would be covered. Conservatives noted that in the previous 18 months, they couldn't recall any Republicans attempting to assassinate Democrats, while two separate individuals had attempted to assassinate Donald Trump, and now Kirk had been successfully killed.
Democrats Disrupt Moment of Silence
In a particularly controversial moment, Democrats in what appeared to be a state legislative session disrupted a moment of silence and prayer for Charlie Kirk and his family. As the chamber was called to order and asked to rise for prayer, shouting and disruption could be heard, with officials repeatedly calling out "The house will be in order."
The disruption of a prayer and moment of silence for a murder victim shocked many observers, including some on the left. One self-identified registered Democrat posted a video stating: "The Charlie Kirk shooting just proves that we are the worst, man. My party is the worst. I got people celebrating, hoping that he dies. Are we for real right now? Where's the empathy? Where's the respect? It's disgusting."
The incident highlighted how deeply political tribalism had penetrated American institutions. Even the basic courtesy of a moment of silence for someone who had been assassinated—a husband and father—could not be observed without partisan disruption.
Violence Escalates at Vigil
The tensions didn't end with Kirk's death. At a vigil held in his memory, a leftist reportedly drove through the gathering shouting "F Charlie Kirk." The crowd responded with violence, with the driver being pulled from his vehicle and taken to the ground by right-wing attendees. Chants of "USA" broke out as the situation unfolded.
While some commentators said they didn't condone meeting violence with violence, the incident illustrated how close America had come to widespread political conflict. The assassination of a prominent political figure, followed by celebrations of his death, followed by violence at his vigil, created a cycle that many feared would continue to escalate.
The Trauma and the Children
Among the most disturbing aspects of the assassination were the children present. At least 100 young people, some just a few feet from Kirk when he was shot, witnessed the graphic violence. As one attendee noted: "That's not something as a parent you expected to expose your child to that day."
Two young girls in the crowd were particularly noted in the aftermath. Some commenters sickeningly suggested these children were "better off" without Kirk's influence, a statement that drew widespread condemnation. The children present would carry the trauma of what they witnessed for the rest of their lives.
Kirk's own two daughters lost their father that day. Many commenters, even among those celebrating Kirk's death, acknowledged that his children were innocent victims. However, some extended this sympathy only to the children while explicitly stating they felt nothing for Kirk's wife, Erika, because she "chose him" and "supported him."
The Broader Pattern
Kirk's assassination was placed in the context of a broader pattern of political violence and the left's response to it. Commentators noted that within a short period, America had witnessed a young woman murdered on a train with people creating GoFundMe accounts for her murderer, citizens shot in the streets in Nepal for standing up to their government, and now Kirk's assassination with celebrations following.
The pattern suggested an escalating crisis of political violence in America, with each incident met by celebration from portions of the left rather than universal condemnation. The traditional American consensus that political violence was unacceptable appeared to be eroding, replaced by a willingness to justify violence against political opponents.
Some noted that the left's tactics had progressed through stages: first cancel culture to silence opponents, then weaponizing courts and lawfare, and finally, when nothing else worked, resorting to bullets. Kirk's assassination represented a new low in this progression.
Kirk's Legacy and Final Message
In a haunting coincidence, Kirk had discussed the possibility of his own death with an attendee at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, just days after the first assassination attempt on Donald Trump. According to the attendee, Kirk said: "If that happens to me and I'm up in heaven, I'll be looking over all you patriots who are sitting here fighting to save my country, fighting to save my America, to keep the legacy of the America first agenda, the MAGA, the MAHA going." He finished by saying: "We just got to keep fighting."
Those words became Kirk's legacy message to his followers. His life's work of educating young people, promoting conservative values, and defending free speech would mean nothing if his followers retreated in fear after his death. Kirk would be "so angry" if even one person "cowed" in response to his assassination.
At just 31 years old, Kirk had already accomplished more than most people do in a full lifetime. He founded a major political organization, influenced millions of young Americans, and became a leading voice in the conservative movement. His supporters argued that "Charlie already won" even if his life was cut short—his ideas and influence would continue long after his death.
The Call to Action
In the aftermath of the assassination, a clear call to action emerged from conservative commentators and content creators. The message was consistent: Kirk's death must not lead to silence but to amplified speech. His assassination must not intimidate conservatives into hiding but inspire them to speak even more boldly.
"This is day one," became a rallying cry. What conservatives do in the following days, weeks, months, and years would define the trajectory of the country. If they allow themselves to be silenced by violence, the forces of evil would win. If they become louder and more courageous in honor of Kirk's memory, his death would produce "many seeds" as described in Scripture.
The assassination was framed as a test of American civilization itself. Would the country accept political violence as legitimate? Would free speech be defended even at the cost of personal safety? Would Americans stand up for basic human decency and the sanctity of life regardless of political disagreement?
Many vowed to continue Kirk's work specifically, offering to go to college campuses, to speak at Turning Point USA events, and to say exactly what Kirk would have said with the same boldness and courage. The goal was to ensure that silencing one voice would result in a hundred new voices taking up the same message.
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Uh those two little girls, by the way, they're way better off without that man. They didn't need that that man's influence, and he was doing nothing to protect him. Uh him and uh hey, at least now his wife has at least a shot in hell of being sexually satisfied. >> Never in my life have I wanted to hit a woman >> at some point in her life. So, she's got that look to look forward to. You know, >> it's tragic. his wife and children were there at the event with him. While conservatives are mourning the death of Charlie Kirk, sick and twisted liberals are celebrating. >> Breaking news. Charlie Kirk was in the neck. And again, if you're one of those, no matter what happens, you should never wish death on. I'm going to cheer and dance and sing. >> And that's the embodiment of just straight evil. Someone just lost their son, lost their husband, lost their dad. You're here talking about, "Oh, I'm jumping for joy." You're evil. What's right is right and what's wrong is wrong. And killing somebody just for talking is wrong. >> The left will say, "Oh, but you cheered when Osama bin Laden was killed. We didn't kill Bin Laden because he disagreed with us or had a political ideology. He directly caused the deaths of thousands of Americans, thousands of innocent people. I have yet to see a single person physically harmed by Charlie Kirk and his speech. But the left likes to fight words with bullets. Pray for our country. Pray for these teens and kids here today. They will forever be scared of what we all saw and went through today. Yeah, there were at least 100 kids there. Young kids, too. Some of them just a few feet from Charlie. That's not something as a parent you expected to expose your child to that day. This piece of [ __ ] right here cheered and celebrated moments after Charlie Kirk was assassinated. The FBI needs to investigate this guy. Didn't duck and cover. Stood up and waved his hands around like a jackass. I present to you the party of love and tolerance. >> Yeah, they got Charlie Kirk. Bro, I've never been happier. Never believe the reason I'm smiling and it has nothing to do with Charlie Kirk. Nothing to do with Charlie. >> You know there's a special place in hell for these people. Real special. >> I would say pour one out for Kirky Boy, but I don't waste good beer on little [ __ ] >> I haven't posted on TikTok in a long time, but I'm going to now because rest in peace, Bozo. Charlie Kirk just got put down like a [ __ ] dog in Utah and I could not be happier. Uh, >> praise [ __ ] be. >> I do not and I will not ever ever ever ever ever feel bad when bad people get what the [ __ ] they deserve. >> Charlie Kirk got shot. That's awful. That's so sad. >> I just heard that someone shot Charlie Kirk. Dang it. Ah, shucks. Thoughts and prayers. >> These videos should piss you off. If you're a good, decent person who has any kind of faith in humanity, these videos should piss you off. >> Charlie Kirk died. Oh my god. Yep. I think I'm going to have chicken tenders for dinner. What are you? Wow. You don't care at all. Why would I? He was a human being. Being an organized assembly of flesh and organs doesn't mean you deserve more. >> It's like the abortion argument. You're just a clump of cells. Yep. Every living being is. >> He was a father. Yeah. And I do feel for his kids that don't understand why their dad's not coming home. But their father wasn't really a good person. >> Yep. He argued with the left. He deserved it. >> He's entitled to his opinions. Yes, he is. But touring the country and sharing hateful rhetoric regarding groups like transgender or people of color, that's dangerous. You should be ashamed. Well, I think it's worth it to have some gun deaths so we can have the Second Amendment to protect our other rights. Okay, they're using this quote a ton from Charlie that it's worth it to have some gun deaths to protect Second Amendment rights. That's not permission to go and shoot him in the throat. We don't want gun deaths, but what will happen if we ban guns like we banned drugs? And how well did that work out for us? All the drugs are off the street because we said we shouldn't have them anymore. >> That's horrible. Who would say such? Those are his words. Well, were his words. >> I know. So, no, I'm not sad. I can't stand empathy. He said that, too. >> Ah, there's the other quote they're using from him. Let's read the full quote and what he actually said. I can't stand the word empathy. Actually, I think empathy is a madeup new age term and it does a lot of damage. I much prefer the word compassion. And I much prefer the word sympathy. Empathy is where you try to feel someone's pain and sorrows as if they're your own. Compassion allows for understanding. Between Charlie Kirk getting killed on live television and that girl losing her life on the way home from work >> in Charlotte just makes a man think that no longer should we be accepting these things that we cannot change. Instead, we need to be changing these things that we cannot accept. H m not only have they poked the proverbial bear, they've poked a grizzly bear that's fully armed. >> The amount of people rejoicing in comment sections right now about the death of Charlie Kirk absolutely sickens me. And pardon my French, but it is [ __ ] up. >> I usually censor the f-word in my videos as best I can. I'm not going to do it for this one. First of all, there's too many. Second of all, it's just raw emotion. Just because you don't agree with somebody's beliefs, you're happy that they're dead. You know, the guy was a husband, a father, he was a friend to a lot of people, and you're just going to make jokes about it, laughing emojis, that kind of stuff. It's sick. It's absolutely disgusting. Maybe that's just the difference from the left to the right. Like I would, if I had to compare it, I would say the climate change activist Greta Thberg. If I found out that she was murdered, I would feel super sad for her family, her friends, for herself. I would be sick that somebody who that person would probably have similar beliefs as me. If that person took her life, I would feel shame for what I believe in. And I just don't feel like the left can feel shame. And it's just a really sad day in America. And thoughts and prayers go out to Charlie's family and his friends in this awful time. >> Drop a comment down below. What if you found out someone like Destiny was assassinated? As a conservative and a human being, would you actually rejoice? Would you celebrate the death of someone just because they disagreed with you politically? >> ICE. >> What is that? >> Immigration, Customs, and Enforcement. Hey, don't >> Charlie went from these small tables at these liberal college campuses to these massive events. There were 3,000 people there, at least six security guards in his own private detail. He was satired by South Park. Charlie was the top of the pile. He was the face of the conservative movement, especially for youth, for young college kids. And that's why he was taken out. It wasn't because he was wrong. It's because he was so right. A leftist drove through a Charlie Kirk vigil shouting, "F Charlie Kirk." The crowd was not having it. He was taken to the ground by a group of right-wing men and Chance of USA broke out on mass. >> This guy's going to get [ __ ] [Applause] I don't condone meeting violence with violence. I just like to see who threw the first punch. At this point, who is the voice of the left? Is it destiny? Is it this kid? The faces of the leftist movement don't have the balls figuratively and literally to do what Charlie did. They don't have the courage to go and debate people publicly at an open forum. >> I am heartbroken. I am devastated and I am livid. What they want is for us to have fear and to go hide because of things like this. And maybe in some ways I don't know maybe we should. We have to do things differently certainly. But Charlie knew the risk. Every day he had security detail with him. And sometimes nothing can protect us from evil. >> Yeah. >> I I I know this too though. Charlie would not want us to go hide and to be quiet and to run away from the evil, from the people that hate us, who happen to be the same people who preach about diversity of thought and tolerance. And look, they kill him because they don't like his opinions >> and they don't like the fact that he was winning. Charlie Kirk already won. It is our loss and the world's loss today. But man, God's plan for Charlie. Look what he did in 31 short years. Thank you, Charlie Kirk, for everything, for giving up your life for us. And uh Erica, you have millions praying for you. I love you. We love you. And uh guess what? We're not going away. We're going to be here for Charlie. I got hundreds of comments on my video about Charlie Kirk yesterday, calling me a grifter, asking me where my video was about the children killed in Colorado. Why did I only care about a white conservative man dying and not innocent children? Obviously, we're heartbroken every time there's a school shooting. But to a lot of us, we felt like we knew Charlie Kirk personally as a friend, even if we'd never met him before. I can't remember what actor said this, but he said when you're a movie star, people pay to get a ticket and they go out of their house to a theater to see you. So, you're seen with a certain elevated celebrity status. A YouTuber, a content creator, you watch them from your family room on your phone, sometimes daily. You invite them into your home and you feel like they're one of your friends. I know my wife, she used to stay up till 1 or 2 in the morning just watching Charlie Kirk shorts on YouTube. It was almost a comforting way to fall to sleep, to listen to some common sense before bed. So, yes, his death was incredibly impactful. He had millions of followers who saw him as a friend and he was the face of the younger conservative movement. Chris Reagan gets the news that Charlie Kirk has died live on air. So, President Trump has just confirmed that Charlie Kirk has died following this event. And uh yeah, clearly an assassination attempt. Um I've known Charlie a long time. I uh I remember the first time I met Charlie, I was struck by how tall he was. He was very tall. this big guy and uh just phenomenal right on camera. And I'm a a good judge of talent, I'd say. And I said to my producers, I mean, we had him on camera long before I even met him in person. I said, "Make sure we get him back over and over and over again." >> I've never met a person that agrees with my political outlook on the world. Don't ever celebrate the death of anyone. I I I couldn't I couldn't think of a single person that would celebrate the death of any leader that ag that that I agree with that agrees with me on matters of politics uh ideological ideological and ideals and the way that the world should be run that we believe it to be run. I've never met a single person that I think would celebrate that. And if I did, I certainly wouldn't be friends with them. I certainly wouldn't associate with them. I certainly wouldn't consider them to be really truly a a human being. I would consider them to be less than. >> What did he do to anybody trying to to motivate young people to get involved in the political process? And because he's from a conservative point of view and he supports Trump, you want to shoot this man in his neck and his family has to see that video forever of the blood gushing out of his neck. It is absolutely horrible. And I am at a loss of words right now. And I'm really at a loss of words. >> Today is day one. I know a lot of you all are still processing what happened to Charlie Kirk. But I'm here to tell you that today is day one. If we now become scared of standing up and speaking out about what's right, then the evil forces celebrating right now have won. I am not willing to give them that victory. And I hope you aren't either. We've been trending towards this inflection point for a long time, towards this turning point, if you will. And what we do in the following days, weeks, months, and years will truly define the trajectory of this country in the future. If they are willing to do what they did to a father, a husband who simply dared to ask questions and encourage people to prove him wrong. And if they took him out just because they knew they couldn't prove him wrong and could only use violence, then they are telling you they will do that to you as well. Especially if you now choose to be silent, to be afraid, to be scared of individuals who would do something like this simply because of a political difference of opinion. So today is day one. And what are you going to do with it? >> Damn. Well spoken. So, I posted on my story saying that if you think Charlie Kirk getting shot was a good thing, you're a piece of [ __ ] And I 100% stand by that statement. I will also say if you are left, right, up, down, middle, forward, or backwards, whatever your views are, I don't believe that shooting somebody is a good way to get your point across. And I don't think it's a good thing to do. So, yeah, there's my views on that. Um, if you disagree with me and you unfollow me, that's fine. A lot of creators who are politically neutral, they just show you car content or something. Charlie Kirk's murder was so divisive that either they're coming out as conservative or at least denouncing the assassination of people you don't agree with. >> I have never unfollowed somebody as quickly as I just did. I just saw this video come across my FIP from somebody that I followed for years. He's a psychologist and he makes like some really good relationship videos. Um, he just made one about Charlie Kirk and it made such a disgusting feeling in the bottom of my stomach because he basically said that it's okay and it's normal to not feel empathy over this man's this father, this husband's murder, public murder, which has traumatized many countless individuals along with him losing his life over having views that many people agree with and many people don't agree with is controversial. But what I believe should be uniformly disgusting is to not have empathy simply because you don't agree with somebody. It's interesting. They said that he was harming people because he didn't have empathy for them. Yet, at the event, they were chanting pedophile at Charlie Kirk. They were screaming coward. It was written on signs. The true coward was the person who took the shot and ran away. Charlie was courageous. He was the embodiment of courage sitting among thousands of people with a lot of protesters sprinkled throughout. >> The left is celebrating Charlie Kurt's death. Charlie, an avid gun proun advocate, was shot in the neck. Charlie Kirk got in a debate with a gun and lost. Lol. Someone shot Charlie Kirk. [ __ ] Charlie Kirk. To me, it's a it's an appropriate response to white misogynistic supremacist Christian authoritarianism. This whole country was built on political violence. Where else would it have a place but here? So, Charlie Kirk was arguing about transgenders, shooting people only to be shot by a white male. Lol. Charlie Kirk died. Lol. I'm trying to make it very clear. I don't give a [ __ ] about Charlie Kirk's well-being. And today is funny as [ __ ] You can unfollow me if you if this upsets you. Charlie Kirk got shot. Lol. Just got out of a work meeting and immediately saw a video of Charlie Kirk getting shot in cold blood. Lol. Yes. Thank you, God. Lol. God is justice and God will destroy all evil people like he did with Charlie Kirk. There are quite a few videos of the actual moment that Charlie Kirk is assassinated. With social media and everyone filming on their cell phone, it was inevitable that that would come out. As traumatizing it is to his friends and family that essentially his death footage is eternally available on the internet now. Anyone who watches that incredibly graphic video, even if they weren't there to see it in person, they can understand the violence behind it. It makes you nauseous. It gives you a pit in the bottom of your stomach. And for some people, I think it'll light a fire. I hate to compare it. I hate to compare it to the George Floyd video, but a picture speaks a thousand words and a video is several million. All you radicals have been put on notice with this Charlie Kirk death. While you do have freedom of speech, you are not exempt of consequences of your speech. I wish y'all the best of luck with your college campus tours. LOL. >> Charlie Kirk didn't deserve this. He said a few deaths a year are worth it if it meant preserving our God-given right to bear arms. He actively fought against women's rights. He's openly Islamophobic and he spreads anti-trans rhetoric. He supported the ethnic cleansing in Gaza and he said the Civil Rights Act was a mistake. >> This type of rhetoric is what leads to assassinations. >> He called vaccine requirements a medical apartheid and said that empathy is a madeup word. All this because she gets a gold star from like-minded lefties. It can only espouse the talking points that they read on the CNN headlines. >> How many children, teens, and adults have died by suicide because of his rhetoric? >> This is the J6 argument, right? The only person that actually died that day was a Trump supporter. The officers that the left says were killed, they did themselves in. Hey, Mrs. Lefty, you've offended me with this video. If I take my own life, are you to blame? Should you get shot in the throat? >> How many school shootings did he excuse this year? How many women died because they couldn't get access to safe abortions? How many hate crimes happened because of him? Spare me the empathy because he didn't believe in it either. And let's be clear, the only people I have sympathy for are his kids, not his wife. She chose him. She stood by him. She >> And you chose to post this video with them butt teeth, girl. supported him and she co-signed everything he said and did. She laid in bed with that man knowing exactly who he was. The only people I will feel sorry for are his children. >> I've been having trouble making this video the last 5 hours cuz I keep thinking of a conversation that I had with Charlie Kirk when I met him at the RNC in Milwaukee. It was about this very thing being a possibility. President Trump. He was almost taken out just days prior to me and Charlie Kirk's conversation. It was at that moment that I told Charlie, I said, "Bro, if that happens to me and I'm up in heaven, I'll be looking over all you patriots who are sitting here fighting to save my country, fighting to save my America, to keep the legacy of the America first agenda, the MAGA, the Maha, so on and so forth going." He shook my hand and he said, "Same, brother. God bless you. I know times are dark, but coming from Charlie's mouth," he said, "we just got to keep fighting." And that's exactly what I'm going to do. We have a legacy to protect, a future to keep safe. And regardless of who hates that, we can't lose sight of what it is that we do and why we do it. We live in the greatest country in the world. The left with their tactics today, their actions of showing how hateful they are in comment sections celebrating what happened to Charlie today. This is where we get stronger. This is where we get louder. This is where we remember the legacy of Charlie Kirk and what he stood for. But more importantly, this is how we protect our constitutional republic by not shooting someone because of their beliefs or a difference of opinion for that matter. The left has shown who they truly are. When midterms come around, everybody should be saying the name of Charlie Kirk as a reminder that what he was standing up for wasn't this. Congratulations to the shooter, whoever you are. You just turned Charlie Kirk into a murder. >> So, how are we supposed to move forward as a nation after this? Like, cuz I mean, we're we're now at the point where the left is perfectly fine murdering people just cuz they don't like the sounds that come out of their face. Cuz that, like, let's be real, it's all Charlie ever did. And Charlie had an organization that was dedicated to helping educate young people. Half of that organization was dedicated to helping people find faith. And in his spare time, he liked to debate with people. And for that you [ __ ] murdered him. He wasn't a politician. He wasn't changing laws that affected your life. He wasn't stealing money. He wasn't he wasn't doing any of that. Like at the end of the day, Charlie talked to people. He gave people an opportunity to say what bothered them, how they disagreed with him, and then he got his opportunity to say why he was right. And for that, you [ __ ] killed him. >> We're It's just over. It's over. You know what I mean? Like one minute I'm watching a young girl get murdered on a train. Then people started to create gofundmemes for the murderer, right? That that just blew the the core out my my melon. And then Nepal is shooting citizens because they wanted to stand up for themselves against their tyrannical government, right? Lots of people died in the streets. Then Charlie Kirk gets assassinated. Now, I don't agree with everything that Charlie Kirk's ever said and I've been vocal about that. However, have I ever contemplated off in the dude? No. Right. Have I ever contemplated often anybody over words or their political stance, their ideologies or anything like No. You know what I mean? But then I see people celebrating these things. You know what I mean? Celebrating these things is buddy. He had a wife. He had children. We're just I just What in the hell, man? >> Time to switch sides, buddy. >> You can't celebrate a man getting shot in the neck and still claim to be a good person. I'm sorry. That's That's not how that goes. Like I just got on here and seen a creator that I like and that I respect make a post saying Charlie Kirk just got shot smiling with like heart emojis. That comes off as weird to me. That's kind of unsettling. My greatest enemy. I could see that and I wouldn't I don't know. Maybe that's just me. And most of the comments under these posts are just screenshots of his past quotes or it's like oh um unfortunately gun violence is just a byproduct of our gun laws. And you know, it's unfortunate, but you know, it happens. And people's posting that almost to say like he deserved to be shot because he said that. And >> you could say that, but I just think you're weird for it. I I like I don't feel like anybody deserve to be shot slash, you know, for their opinion, regardless of what that opinion is. As long as you're not actively hurting people, I don't think any harm should come to you. Yeah, I know that it's somewhat object of mockery to say thoughts and prayers, but thoughts and prayers for his family. Um, they need it from all of us. And Jesse's right. If they could do this, they are capable of anything. I think that was the message. I believe that was the message. Um, it's really hard to radicalize Republicans. >> Yeah. You know, it's like we're not the radical type, but if you thought that you were gonna shut a movement down, you're going to get a rude awakening. You woke us the [ __ ] up. >> Um, >> said it live on air. >> Once again, leftists doing what they do, retaliating in violence when they cannot intellectually go toe-to-toe with someone. So, they have killed Charlie Kirk. Naturally, they can't go up against Charlie Kirk. So, they had to kill him. And I was saying before he was pronounced that no matter what, ironically, this is a good thing because if he lived to tell the tale, he would be that much bolder. However, very truly I tell you, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds. John 12:24. The world is really truly divided into two types of people. It is good and evil. And there's a lot of people who are on the line who fancied themselves good when they were not. Who are now going to be exposed to just the extremism of leftism and be like, "Wo, oh my gosh, didn't realize it was that bad." Charlie Kirk converted a lot of people. He was much kinder and more patient with people than I could ever be. and he will continue to convert people with his death. >> Don't give me that [ __ ] about how this is the actions of one individual that this is a solo act. This is something of a deranged individual. Blah blah blah. Miss me with all of that [ __ ] because it's already begun. Exhibit A, you have Jason Alex from Troy, Illinois, making a celebration out of something that is so despicable. I hope everything bad in life happens to you. I hope you have everything taken away from you because you are the lowest of low when it comes to the the form of humanity. You have no sense of moral humanity. >> I have great news. things are looking up for me. >> Okay, so remember when I posted that video before everything was confirmed and I said that the left does not have the moral superiority. Um, yeah, this is exactly the type of thing that I'm talking about. These are exactly the types of videos that I'm seeing and you're sick. And I don't mean that in like a you're sick. I mean you need help. I mean, your politics have become your religion and have become so intertwined with the way that you view humanity in a way that is deteriorating your soul. Satan has his grips on your soul in a way that terrifies me. >> They first tried to silence us with cancel culture. Then they resorted to weaponizing the courts and lawfare. Finally, with nothing left, they're resorting to bullets. To those who incite violence, blood is on your hands. But make no mistake, we won't be silenced and we will keep getting louder. Rest in peace, Charlie. No Republicans have tried to assassinate Democrats in the last 18 months that I know of. We're not the problem. People like Van Jones are. I seem to remember two deranged leftists who tried and planned to assassinate Donald Trump. And now someone just assassinated Charlie Kirk for free speech. You're one of MAGA's most prominent, outspoken surrogates. This is not how a civilized society acts. The the left is a problem. Charlie Kirk got shot and killed. How do you feel? >> Uh, happy. Goodbye. >> Wow. Did you see that Charlie Kirk just got shot and killed? >> That's good. >> Wow. That's good. That's good that people are getting shot just off of political view. Good that people dying in America. going. >> Charlie Kirrick gets shot and killed today. We're just getting people's opinions. How do you feel about that? >> Girl, someone had to do it. That's how I feel at this point in time. But >> yeah, I appreciate your honesty. I truly do. So, you said someone had to do it. >> Yes. >> Try not to get all pulled up into that, but he was a misogynist. Uh he was a disgusting person with disgusting beliefs. So, if you had a magical wand, a magical button that you could press >> and keep him from being assassinated, would you press that? >> No. I think things happen for a purpose. Um, and if that's how his life was ended, then that's how it was ended. So, >> do you know who Charlie Kirk is? >> Yeah, he's a who I'm I'm like, yeah, he's an you know, I wouldn't wish it to anyone, but I don't think his political views are correct. You know, >> we're going to step away from this because you're just trying to >> Well, you let him talk. He wants to talk. More you. >> Stopping free speech is what they're the best at. How dare you have a conversation. >> I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to him. Anyways, >> I love the right. I love the right. I love all of you guys. Thank you. In my opinion, I think um they're going to flip it and say the other way, but I think the the left has disputed so much hate and brainwashed so many people into doing stupid this um but they're going to flip it and see he was so hate so hateful and he spewed all this hatred. You're almost going to say he deserved it. >> Yeah, they're going to say he deserve I've already seen I've already seen >> that's what I've seen. I've already seen people saying he deserved it. He spews all this hate and they're going to say because the hate he spilled he he should have he should have gotten that. It's a sign of I think what liberalism has done to you as society. It's just led to a complete moral decay and decay of morals and just any semblance of humanity. Like you just degrade people because of your um political opinions. But I don't know. I don't have much else to say on that. It's just the same old thing every time. and making damn sure that every message he brought is screamed from the mountaintop in in greater volume on more college campuses. In fact, I'm I'm prepared to go. I will go I'll go anywhere that the Turning Point team wants me to go. I will say exactly what Charlie would have said anywhere they asked me to. And all of my conservative friends need to do the same and say it the way Charlie would have said it boldly and unafraid. That's the only possible way through this to to live up to his legacy, continue his messaging, and support the enormous family that loved him. He He wouldn't have it any other way. He would He would be so angry at us, at us if he thought that even one of us cowed. Now, if even one of us cowed or stopped. >> Charlie Kirk, rest in peace, my friend. No. [Music] Will my heart ever find it way back home? Will the tears that I saved for years take hold? These streets that once were paved in gold are letting me go. >> He helped create a movement and it will not be stopped. Charlie's legacy lives on >> cuz I'm not going to do like a little song and dance because somebody died. But I'm also not going to pretend like they weren't a [ __ ] terrible person. And I I just think the holier than thou like you're no better than him. I am better than him cuz I'm not a [ __ ] bigot. >> The video of Charlie Kirk being shot is extremely graphic. It's disturbing. It is horrific. It's not something that anybody wants to see. No one wants to see someone get killed. Nobody. It's horrific. How do you picture revolution? I think that's the question I want to ask. How does it look to you? Because when a fascist regime takes over the country and funds someone to bring that fascism on tour with a microphone across the United States and takes all of our tax dollars while we rot. >> She's just missing the nose ring >> and starve and have no money and no healthcare and send it to a nation that gives no about us while they live free. I made a post earlier that said 24 years ago today was just another boring day. And praise God for the for the normal boring days. And I jinxed it. Okay. Um, everybody knows that Charlie Kirk got shot and I saw the video. I know it took him a while to pronounce him that he was he was gone, but I mean that was one of those things if you see it, you know, like he he wasn't he wasn't toing that and he wasn't he was he had expired pretty immediately. Um, and the sad part about this is is that, you know, Charlie Kirk was not a soldier. He wasn't a Marine. He wasn't a Navy Seal. He wasn't going overseas and and going into a combat zone and kind of you would expect that. It still is traumatic when that happens when somebody loses their life. It still is very traumatic to the family when somebody um leaves behind two small children and a spouse, wife. Um, but it's more understandable in those settings when you sign up for it and you say, "I'm laying my life down." And all this guy was doing was going out to the public and speaking, >> right? >> That's it. >> He didn't have a weapon. He just had words. >> And his life was taken because some [ __ ] didn't like what he had to say. and he just so happened to be a Republican and it just so happened to be the second person that was shot at in the Republican party in a year's time and this time they connected. this person connected and ended his life and and now that family's world has been changed up turned upside down bec just simply because somebody didn't like what he was saying. >> I'm just saying you want to know a surefire way to not have someone try to send you to the shadow realm. Don't be a piece of [ __ ] who supports himself by spewing hateful supremacist propaganda to college students. We need to come up with a name for these people who are celebrating Charlie Kirk's death. [ __ ] comes to mind. Xavier Connley. This son of a [ __ ] is selling this as merch. I outlived Charlie Kirk. >> Want to hear [ __ ] about he had a family. He had y'all made excuse after excuse as innocent person in Palestine was murdered time and time and time again. Every time a black person was murdered, you made excuses for why they deserved it. Bye. Nothing of value was lost. Let's read about Charles Xavier Connley. A California native. No surprise there. Xavier moved to Georgia in 2006 and currently resides in the metro Atlanta area. He experienced severe bullying all throughout elementary school. And now he celebrates the cold-blooded murder of a husband and a father. You can't make this up. Because of these childhood traumas, Xavier is a staunch advocate for anti-bullying, social justice, and equality. He gone. He dead. Expired. Deceased. Worm food. If members of the party of love and tolerance would just stop shooting people, that would be [ __ ] fantastic. >> I'm not sad. It's about time Karma took out that trash. >> What are you going to do when Karma puts you on the street curb? >> Angela, >> you know, I wasn't going to make a video. I was going to just kind of stand by and report the news and just let this play out, but I've hearing people laughing and insulting conservatives and using this as a stepping stone to get that dopamine hit that they so desperately need because their own lives have no value. >> So, I'll just tell you a truth. You didn't kill Charlie Kirk because he's a fascist or racist or xenophobic or homophobic or all those other things that you labeled on him. He was a Christian man. He was a patriot. He was an American. And most importantly, you killed him because you couldn't beat him. He was smarter than you. He was more articulate than you. He was a generational talent. And you ripped his life from him. And you stole him from his family because you're cowards. Because he couldn't use words. You had to take the coward's way out and sit from afar as an assassin and do what liberals have always done, which is kill some of the greatest in our society. There will be no civil war. What you've done today is you've created thousands of Charlie Kirks. You've created people like me who were small time who maybe have been getting sick of doing what they were doing and thinking about quitting. But I'll tell you now, I'll never quit. I'll never hide from people like you because I've known people like you my whole life. And you're nothing but bullies. You're not smarter. You're not better. You're just louder and you pretend you have the moral high ground. But let me tell you something. Charlie Kirk was the best version of all of us and you people made a [ __ ] mistake. MSNBC's response to the Charlie Kirk shooting >> me about the environment um in which a shooting like this happens. >> We don't know any full details of this yet. We don't know if this was a supporter shooting their gun off in celebration. >> A supporter shooting his gun off in celebration. Is is this what you you like people to think? Is that that Yeah, we're redneck shooting our guns off in celebration. Oops. Is that what you're trying to portray? I believe you're probably smarter than that. >> Hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which then lead to hateful actions. >> We just cancel MSNBC at this point. >> Hate speech to who? That's the problem with a vague term like hate speech. It's only hatred to those who translate it as hate. What's his message that we should be having conversations? What's the hate? That he thinks abortion is bad. What is the hate speech exactly? >> You can't stop with these sort of awful thoughts you have and then saying these awful words and not expect awful actions to take place. And that's the fortunate environment we're in. >> We should expect it. Are people who say what they believe and what they think if everyone doesn't agree. We should expect it. What does this say for for guys like Joe Rogan or or guys like Don Lemon, anyone on MSNBC or anybody on Fox News? What does it say for Gutfeld? What does it say all the way down the totem pole to guys like me in comedy clubs? What does this say? We should expect it. If we don't say exactly what everyone agrees with, which is impossible, by the way, we should expect it. This is similar to when a woman gets sexually assaulted and then they say, "Well, you should kind of expect it when you when you wear things like that. That would be treason to say on." But this guy says, "We should expect it." This aired minutes after Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck. What are we doing? You don't want this to become a normal thing that anyone that speaks controversially is is now a target and should expect this type of thing. If Kla Harris was shot or Jasmine Crockett was shot or Barack Obama was shot or Donald Trump was shot again or any of these people, we shouldn't be thinking, well, that's what happens when you talk like that because people disagreed with them because all these people disagreed with them. Then this is just how this goes. That's what makes people scared to say what they think and it makes people afraid to push against any ideas at all. What a world that we would consider on the news. By the way, speaking about the values of the Bible is considered hate speech. That's considered hate speech. But not talking about the Middle East or Hamas or any of these things. That that's all that's beautiful progress. But to speak about just what you think and having challenging conversations with young people about these subjects in an open forum is considered hate speech. I am absolutely gutted by this and I hope nothing this violent happens to anyone on any side of the political spectrum. This is crazy. >> Saw the left side of his neck just so much blood leave his neck. Um, and I just kind of watched him close his eyes and fall in. >> What people don't understand is almost everyone in that courtyard had their eyes on Charlie Kirk. People were standing on benches, sitting on top of people's shoulders. Everybody was looking down at Charlie and most everyone saw that blood just spray out of his neck. >> And then immediately after that, Eva and I fell to the ground and were hugging each other and just holding each other. Like everyone around us, there were strangers putting their arms around me saying, "It's okay. It's okay." And in that moment, even I prayed like we said a prayer. We prayed for Charlie's family and we prayed for the safety of everyone. >> Let this be a lesson to all those other conservative freaks, those little weirdos with podcasts. Just know your necks are on the line. Your next No, your necks. >> I mean, I guess you can say there was a turning point in that debate, right? Right. Yeah. No, it was right after it was asked gang related or not gang related. This one's going to be from 100 to 200 yd away. That's a long shot. And it went in. I mean, the range is just Steph Curry level. And And listen, I'm not condoning violence of any kind. >> I beg to differ. >> But he did. Luigi better watch out cuz Mario just stepped in and he got fireballs. >> So, I want to take a moment and be very clear about something. We have been receiving absolute trash messages, threats in the comment section because we made a post about Charlie Kirk. So, I'm going to clear this up. My post about Charlie Kirk was not about politics. It was about humanity. A husband and a father of two young kids lost his life today. And I chose to acknowledge that loss. And if acknowledging that loss offends you, that says more about our society than it does about me. Tragedy should never be reduced to political lines. And at the end of the day, we had lives before social media and we will have lives after. So if standing up for basic human decency cost us every follower we have and everything that Courtney and I have worked for on this platform, then so be it. How about this? Charlie Kirk saved me from terminating my son's life in 2013. I was 20, just recovering from encphilitis and a year of physical therapy at Moss Rehab. I wasn't ready to be a mom. Charlie was also 20 and I didn't have a college degree. Charlie didn't have a degree either, but was changing lives and speaking truth. So, I had my son. I'm a successful married homeschool mom of three and I've gotten in a lot of trouble for speaking truth. I used to laugh off the threats of violence, but today's violence shows us that these people really are ready to physically harm us for our beliefs. Speaking truth is what's right. Charlie Kirk, thank you for saving my son's life. You won't have gone in vain. >> So, is the is the right still the party of fascists? Can you guys answer me that, please? Because you guys love to say that anybody on the right, anybody that voted for Donald Trump is a fascist. Yet here we have Charlie Kirk who was shot today in Utah. And according to sources, excuse me, is stabilizing but in in critical condition still. When I tell you that video altered my brain chemistry, like it made me physically nauseous because I personally could never imagine doing something like and I never want to be in a position where that's even a thought that crosses my mind. The left extreme left liberal movement activists within this country are domestic tees to the United States of America. And what happened today, excuse me again, what happened today in that video will change the course of history in this country. You cannot physically and I didn't go searching for this video. When I went on X, it was the first thing that popped up. I wish it wouldn't be on there because I do. It's first of all, it's very graphic and it is um disrespect. I believe it to be disrespectful, but it was every single thing on my timeline as soon as I opened up X. That being said, that video will change the course of history in this country. when these and then there and then immediately within a couple minutes we have the left celebrating what happened to Charlie Kirk. >> So far I've seen videos of just the left being pro unaliving political opponents whether that be Trump JD Vance um people celebrating what happened to Charlie Kirk today. It's just disgusting behavior. Um, the fact that I have been a part of the left for seven years, I never thought to get to the point where I would have to look at my own party and be like, "Oh, hold on. I can't support you anymore because everything that you are doing right now is against your political viewpoints and your values and beliefs. To sit here and promote gun violence against your opponents is wrong. And it arguably makes you worse than the other side because you're basically saying these people deserve to be unal alived because our political beliefs are more important and should stand and should have more value than a human life. Ooh yeah, that doesn't that doesn't sit right with me at all. That no >> Democrats shout during moment of silence and prayer for Charlie Kirk. Please rise for a moment of prayer for Charlie Kirk and his family. [Music] There's someone going to lead us in a moment prayer out loud. [Applause] [Music] Let's let's let's wait a minute. Wait a minute. The house will be in order. The house will be in order. The house will be in order. [Music] We >> the house will be in order. is before the house a communic >> who votes for these people >> as a registered Democrat. All I have to say is the Charlie Kirk shooting just proves that we are the worst, man. The my party is the [ __ ] worst. I got people celebrating, hoping that he dies. Are we [ __ ] for real right now? Where's the empathy? Where's the respect, man? It's It's disgusting. It's disgusting. Truly, >> where's the compassion? >> And the fact of the matter is this. He was a He was a father and whether or not I agree with his political opinions, all he truly wanted to do at the core was see this country be the best. And >> hey homie, come on over to the right. We are sane here. >> I can [ __ ] respect that. And to see people just just be blatantly disgusting. Man, we're the worst, man. We're horrible. >> Leftists celebrating Charlie Kirk's death. Watch this. >> Bye, Charlie Kirk. Like you said, people getting shot and killed for the Second Amendment is so worth it. I never thought we'd agree on anything. [Music] Bye. >> I like the receipts here. >> Live by the sword, die by the sword. He did say that gun deaths were an acceptable side effect of gun rights. Congratulations to Charlie Kirk for becoming the new poster child for gun awareness and violence. to is poor Charlie. That's really what I come back to. And I understand he's with God now. And I understand that that for for Christians, that's a cause for celebration. But but I I just have to say that in my own view of Charlie Kirk is a person who who deserved 90 more years of life. He deserved to make a difference on this planet in favor of the country that he loved for for decades more. He deserved to sit and raise his family. He deserved to be able to bounce his children on his knee and hug them and kiss them good night. And whoever is responsible for this, there are no words for the evil that this person has just inflicted on not only Charlie's family, but on the country and and made he made the world a significantly worse place. Charlie Kirk just got shot and he's dead. He was using his god-given right to freedom of speech and was murdered by a coward. I don't care any, you know, I hate these [ __ ] liberals. They are the biggest pieces of [ __ ] and terrorists in the world. I wish they would let us go to war with all of them. >> They couldn't beat him, so they shot him. >> Lot of people. [Applause] >> Yeah, there was at least 2 3,000 people there. >> We're going to be here for a couple hours. Only about 20 22 minutes. >> Get comfortable. Bring the best lives that Utah has to offer. >> I was here in the very back. >> Should I have to be forced to call a grown man a woman? >> I think it comes down to a respect thing. If you don't >> So I respect them too much to lie. So I will call them sir, not ma'am. >> It's it's to me like that doesn't make you if you respected them, you would do what they asked you to. >> No, that's wrong. See, I think that's true. I think Let's think about that. Let's play that out. You know that there are hundreds of thousands of men who think they are teenagers still. Should we acknowledge and affirm the fact they think they're younger than they really are? >> No. Because age isn't because age is like age is like sex. It's biological. You know, like gender is something it's about >> Oh, wait. So, wait. You just proved my point. >> Get wrecked. >> So, they're both objective truth that cannot change regardless of what you wear, do yourself, or force people to say. >> Carly Kirk just got shot. You know, if there's one thing we get out of these lefties posting these celebration videos after Charlie's assassination, it's to know who you don't need to be friends with anymore. I put out a poll asking if I should do a try not to laugh video today. And overwhelmingly, the response is no. Let's memorialize Charlie Kirk and get back to it tomorrow. Let's carry on. So, if you made it this far, thank you so much. God bless Charlie and he will be missed. I'm CV and I'll see you in the next