🔴You're Going To Cry... Charlie Kirk Is A Hero

[00:00:00] On Wednesday, September 10th, Charlie [00:00:02] Kirk was assassinated at a college [00:00:04] campus in Utah. Some of my older viewers [00:00:07] may not have heard about Charlie Kirk [00:00:09] before this, but most young people know [00:00:11] who he is. He founded an organization [00:00:14] called Turning Point USA. The idea was [00:00:18] to energize young people around [00:00:19] conservative values. [00:00:21] Charlie Kirk became famous by going to [00:00:23] college campuses and debating issues [00:00:26] with students. What's your name? Uh, [00:00:28] none of your business unfortunately, but [00:00:30] >> Okay. Hello. Nice to meet you. None of [00:00:31] your business. [00:00:32] >> Thank you. I appreciate it. So, do you [00:00:34] love America? [00:00:35] >> Yes, I do. [00:00:36] >> I hate America. [00:00:38] >> I [00:00:39] [Applause] [00:00:43] I Every state in the USA should be an [00:00:47] independent country. What do you think [00:00:50] of this? [00:00:51] >> The offic. [00:00:53] >> Well, I I just first have to ask, since [00:00:54] you hate the country, do you plan to [00:00:55] leave [00:00:56] >> that? What do you mean by that? [00:00:58] >> Do you plan to go live in another [00:01:00] country? [00:01:00] >> No, I do not. [00:01:01] >> Oh, you're an idiot. [00:01:03] >> Let Let me tell you something. [00:01:04] >> Your face is an idiot. [00:01:06] >> America is the only country where even [00:01:08] those who hate it refuse to leave. [00:01:11] >> That's how you know you live in a great [00:01:12] country. [00:01:12] >> I'm sure you are aware that college [00:01:14] campuses have become increasingly [00:01:16] hostile towards conservative students. [00:01:18] On most college campuses, it is against [00:01:20] the rules to even speak your opinion on [00:01:23] certain political issues. You cannot [00:01:26] speak out against Black Lives Matter, [00:01:29] even though we know that the money [00:01:30] collected was being used to purchase a [00:01:32] $6 million mansion in California. You [00:01:35] cannot speak out against illegal [00:01:37] immigration, even though the violent [00:01:39] rioters are burning down Los Angeles. [00:01:43] You cannot speak out against trans [00:01:44] people in women's sports, even though [00:01:47] the majority of Americans do not agree [00:01:50] with it. [00:01:51] There are numerous examples of [00:01:53] professors losing their jobs over these [00:01:55] topics like Jordan Peterson. You cannot [00:01:58] speak out on basic political issues on [00:02:00] college campuses or it will be labeled [00:02:02] as hate speech. I want to be clear about [00:02:06] this. According to the Pew Research poll [00:02:08] in February 2025, [00:02:11] twothirds of Americans believe that [00:02:12] trans people should be banned from [00:02:15] women's sports. This idea that so many [00:02:18] people believe you cannot talk about on [00:02:21] college campuses. [00:02:23] This is why Charlie Kirk made such an [00:02:26] impact because young people were dying [00:02:29] to have a space where they could speak [00:02:31] their mind. Charlie Kirk gave them a [00:02:33] taste of what freedom of speech was [00:02:36] like. I'm going to show you the impact [00:02:38] that Charlie Kirk had. This is polling [00:02:41] data from Pew Research from 2023 to 2025 [00:02:45] showing Democrat versus Republican [00:02:47] voters. What you see is that young men [00:02:50] shifted Republican by 44 points in 2 [00:02:53] years. That is largely because of [00:02:56] Charlie Kirk. When Donald Trump won the [00:02:59] election in 2024, there were a handful [00:03:02] of people who contributed to making that [00:03:03] possible. Charlie Kirk was one of those [00:03:06] people. [00:03:08] Young men were one of the reasons that [00:03:10] Donald Trump won the election and [00:03:12] Charlie Kirk changed the course of human [00:03:15] history. [00:03:16] >> Z is going to be the most right-wing [00:03:18] generation in 50 years. Um, [00:03:20] statistically speaking, there was a huge [00:03:21] turnout of youth voters for Donald [00:03:23] Trump. That was unexpected, something [00:03:24] that's usually a Democratic stronghold. [00:03:26] There's probably no individual [00:03:28] individual more responsible for that [00:03:29] than Charlie Kirk. really can't [00:03:31] underestimate and downplay how [00:03:33] influential he was in activating young [00:03:35] people and how handinand he was working [00:03:37] with the Trump campaign to turn out [00:03:39] younger voters. And I I would just say [00:03:40] this, echoing what David said, which is [00:03:42] you don't have to agree with the damn [00:03:44] thing that he said, but he did it the [00:03:46] way you're supposed to. He showed up and [00:03:47] he debated people and he engaged them to [00:03:49] their faces. He wasn't a keyboard [00:03:51] warrior. He wasn't threatening people. [00:03:53] That is how a civil society conducts [00:03:55] itself. You go to places and you have [00:03:56] debates on the issues of our day. And [00:03:58] that's what he modeled. So any of his [00:04:00] acolytes who are taking it a different [00:04:02] direction, you're not honoring his [00:04:03] legacy. [00:04:04] >> The issues surrounding Charlie Kirk's [00:04:05] death have been growing for some time. I [00:04:08] want to go back 2 years before Charlie [00:04:10] Kirk died. In 2023, Riley Gaines went to [00:04:14] speak at San Francisco State University [00:04:16] and was physically beaten and held [00:04:18] hostage by trans protesters. Now, if you [00:04:21] don't remember who Riley Gaines is, she [00:04:23] swam against trans swimmer Leah Thomas. [00:04:26] She tied Leah Thomas for fifth place in [00:04:29] the 200 freestyle finals at the NCAA [00:04:31] championships. The officials took the [00:04:33] fifth place medal, gave it to Leah [00:04:36] Thomas, and made Riley Gaines hold the [00:04:38] sixth place medal because they wanted [00:04:40] the transgender swimmer to have the [00:04:42] photo op. They told Riley Gaines that [00:04:44] they would send her medal in the mail. [00:04:48] And she is standing there being [00:04:50] humiliated on the podium thinking to [00:04:52] herself, "This is not fair." [00:04:56] So, she started speaking out against [00:04:57] biological men competing in women's [00:05:00] sports. [00:05:02] This was when most people were first [00:05:03] starting to hear about trans issues. It [00:05:07] took a lot of courage for Riley Gaines [00:05:09] to speak out and she was viciously [00:05:12] attacked. [00:05:13] So, when she went to speak at the [00:05:15] college in 2023, she was met by violent [00:05:18] protesters. Here is footage from Riley [00:05:21] Gain's phone of her being chased down [00:05:23] the hall. [00:05:25] Yeah, you [ __ ] transfer. [00:05:28] Trans rights are human rights. [00:05:40] All right. [00:05:46] [Applause] [00:05:48] >> I'm showing this to you because I don't [00:05:51] think a lot of people realize the [00:05:52] viciousness of these people. [00:05:56] College campuses today are not like they [00:05:58] used to be. Riley Gaines is crying. She [00:06:02] was just physically hit. And this [00:06:04] protester is mocking her and saying that [00:06:06] trans rights are human rights. The [00:06:09] protesters held her hostage, demanding [00:06:11] money or they would not let her go. They [00:06:14] are on video saying, "Tell her to pay us [00:06:17] and then she can go." 10 bucks each. [00:06:21] >> Tell her to pay us. Tell her to pay us [00:06:23] then she can go. [00:06:24] >> 10 bucks each. [00:06:29] >> Let us be clear about what happened. [00:06:32] Riley Gaines was held hostage on the [00:06:34] third floor of this building for almost [00:06:36] 3 hours because of her political beliefs [00:06:39] that biological men should not play in [00:06:41] women's sports. [00:06:44] Why are we okay with this as a society? [00:06:48] Luckily, Riley Gains was able to get [00:06:50] away. The university started an [00:06:52] investigation but later decided not to [00:06:55] file any charges at all. Not a single [00:06:59] person faced any accountability. [00:07:03] Given what happened to Charlie Kirk, I [00:07:05] think people are starting to realize how [00:07:07] lucky we are that Riley Gaines is still [00:07:10] alive. I'm going to show you what [00:07:13] Charlie Kirk said on X.com after Riley [00:07:15] Gaines was assaulted in 2023. [00:07:18] When every campus conservative speaker [00:07:20] is labeled a Nazi, a fascist, a racist, [00:07:23] or as somehow wanting a transgenicide by [00:07:26] radical student groups and their allies [00:07:28] in the mainstream media and [00:07:29] administrations, these domestic [00:07:32] extremists feel free to assault and [00:07:34] terrorize. [00:07:36] Enough is enough. There must be real [00:07:39] legal, educational, and career [00:07:41] consequences for these criminals, and [00:07:43] conservative states must lead the way. [00:07:46] Why didn't we listen to Charlie Kirk? 5 [00:07:50] months before his death, Charlie posted [00:07:52] this. Assassination culture is spreading [00:07:55] on the left. 48% of liberals say it [00:07:59] would be at least somewhat justified to [00:08:00] murder Elon Musk. 55% said the same [00:08:04] about Donald Trump. In California, [00:08:06] activists are naming ballot measures [00:08:08] after Luigi Manion. [00:08:11] The left is being whipped into a violent [00:08:13] frenzy. Any setback, whether losing an [00:08:16] election or losing a court case, [00:08:18] justifies a maximally violent response. [00:08:21] This is the natural outgrowth of [00:08:23] left-wing protest culture tolerating [00:08:25] violence and mayhem for years on end. [00:08:28] The cowardice of local prosecutors and [00:08:30] school officials have turned the left [00:08:32] into a ticking time bomb. Why didn't we [00:08:35] listen to Charlie Kirk? [00:08:38] Fast forward to 2 weeks before Charlie [00:08:40] Kirk died. On August 22nd, 2025, a [00:08:44] 23-year-old girl was viciously murdered [00:08:46] by a black man on a train in North [00:08:48] Carolina. [00:08:53] This stop is Stanley Park station. [00:08:55] Please exit right. [00:09:05] >> We found out that the man who stabbed [00:09:06] her was arrested 14 times before. Then [00:09:10] we found out that the judge who let him [00:09:12] out the last time was not even a [00:09:14] licensed lawyer. This murder was so [00:09:17] brutal that it shocked the country. [00:09:21] People were confused why there was very [00:09:23] little coverage of it in the mainstream [00:09:25] media. The same news outlets that [00:09:28] covered the death of George Floyd [00:09:30] non-stop were saying nothing about this [00:09:33] young girl. [00:09:34] Charlie Kirk stepped up. He posted this [00:09:38] on Twitter. Dear CNN, Washington Post, [00:09:41] New York Times, ABC, NBC, etc., etc. If [00:09:45] you want to know why your ratings are in [00:09:47] the tank and no one likes you, look no [00:09:49] further than the brutal murder of Arinda [00:09:51] Zerutska, who moved to the US to escape [00:09:54] war in Ukraine, a story you refuse to [00:09:57] tell. Sadly, she couldn't survive the [00:10:00] Democrats criminal justice system. Yet [00:10:03] you wouldn't shut up or stop [00:10:04] villainizing Daniel Penny, a hero who [00:10:07] probably stopped a murder just like [00:10:09] hers. [00:10:11] Why? Because he was a straight white [00:10:14] American male and the perp was black. [00:10:18] Shame on you genuinely. [00:10:21] CNN did a segment covering Charlie [00:10:23] Kirk's comments accusing him of racism. [00:10:26] But also, I mean, people like Charlie [00:10:27] Kirk fan, they've been looking for [00:10:30] opportunities to make this some sort of [00:10:32] like reciprocal George Floyd situation. [00:10:35] And I that's the part that I think he's [00:10:38] almost giving away the game. And it it's [00:10:41] sad to see a lot of people going along [00:10:43] with it. You know, let me just say a [00:10:45] couple things. One is I mean, what [00:10:46] happened to that young woman was [00:10:47] horrible. And it's everybody's [00:10:49] nightmare. if you're in a in any public [00:10:52] space, subway, whatever, that something [00:10:54] bad is going to happen to you or [00:10:55] somebody you care about. So, it does [00:10:56] strike a chord. We don't know why that [00:10:59] man did what he did. And for Charlie [00:11:01] Kirk to say, "We know he did it because [00:11:03] she's white." When there's no evidence [00:11:05] of that, it's just pure race uh race [00:11:08] mongering, hate mongering, it's wrong. [00:11:10] But it becomes an opportunity for people [00:11:12] to jump on bandwagons. And then for [00:11:14] someone like Charlie Kirk, he should be [00:11:15] ashamed of himself. No one mentioned the [00:11:17] word race, white, black, or anything [00:11:19] except him. What people mentioned is the [00:11:21] the horror of what happened to this [00:11:23] young woman. [00:11:23] >> But it turns out that Charlie Kirk was [00:11:26] correct. It was racially motivated. And [00:11:30] every step of the way, he's talking [00:11:33] about his motive. [00:11:39] Got a white girl. [00:11:45] >> I got that white girl. I got that white [00:11:48] girl. [00:11:50] Well, that is ugly. [00:11:53] But I'm not surprised when I saw it. I'm [00:11:55] not surprised that there was a racial [00:11:57] component. No. I would say though that [00:11:59] that's uh very important. Don't you [00:12:01] think? I mean, this is a hate crime. She [00:12:03] was stabbed because of the color of her [00:12:06] skin. And for some reason, we have to go [00:12:08] to a report from Newsmax to get the [00:12:11] truth about what happened. And meanwhile [00:12:14] on CNN, they are telling us lies and [00:12:17] calling Charlie Kirk a racist for [00:12:19] pointing out a simple truth that the [00:12:22] mainstream media was biased for [00:12:24] political reasons. [00:12:26] We can all see it. The media posted [00:12:29] non-stop stories about the death of [00:12:31] George Floyd, but they are virtually [00:12:33] silent on the death of this young woman. [00:12:36] Charlie Kirk was just brave enough to [00:12:39] say it out loud. The last person that [00:12:41] Charlie Kirk replied to on X.com before [00:12:44] he died was someone named Matt Van Swall [00:12:47] who posted about the murder saying, "I [00:12:49] don't think you understand the level of [00:12:51] radicalization this has caused within [00:12:53] me. I will never be the same person [00:12:56] after watching this video. We do not [00:12:58] have to live this way." Charlie Kirk [00:13:01] replied, "Yep." The person talking on [00:13:04] CNN was someone named Van Jones. [00:13:08] Let me tell you about Van Jones. [00:13:11] This is what he said after George Floyd [00:13:13] died. It's not the racist white person [00:13:17] who's in the Ku Klutz clan that we have [00:13:20] to worry about. It's the white liberal [00:13:23] Hillary Clinton supporter walking her [00:13:25] dog in Central Park who would tell you [00:13:28] right now she, you know, she people like [00:13:30] that. Oh, I don't see race. race is no [00:13:33] big deal to me. I see us all as the [00:13:35] same. I give to charities. But the [00:13:37] minute she sees a black man who she does [00:13:40] not uh uh uh respect or who she has a [00:13:44] slight thought against, she weaponized [00:13:47] race like she had been trained by the [00:13:49] Aryan nation. A clans member could not [00:13:52] have been better trained to pick up the [00:13:54] police and pick up her phone and tell [00:13:56] the police, "It's a black man, [00:13:58] African-American man. Come get him." [00:14:00] So, even the most liberal, [00:14:02] well-intentioned white person has a a a [00:14:05] a virus uh in his or her brain that can [00:14:09] be activated at an instant. And so, what [00:14:12] you're seeing now is a curtain falling [00:14:14] away. And those of us who have been [00:14:16] burdened by this every minute, every [00:14:19] second of our entire lives are fragile [00:14:23] right now. We are fragile right now. We [00:14:27] are tired. [00:14:29] >> He says that white people have a virus [00:14:32] in their brain. [00:14:35] I have to say that it seems like Van [00:14:37] Jones is the racist. There are so many [00:14:40] people out there who accuse Charlie Kirk [00:14:42] of hate speech, but I have yet to find a [00:14:46] single example from Charlie Kirk of hate [00:14:49] speech. [00:14:50] Is it because he was against trans [00:14:52] people in women's sports? Is that hate [00:14:55] speech or is that just a political [00:14:57] opinion? Is it because he was for strong [00:15:00] borders? Is that hate speech or is that [00:15:03] just a political opinion? [00:15:06] Let me show you Charlie Kirk in his own [00:15:08] words and you tell me if this is hate [00:15:12] speech. [00:15:13] >> Feminist and I don't [00:15:14] >> Okay, so you are a self-described [00:15:16] feminist. What is a woman? [00:15:19] >> Why do you want to know? [00:15:21] >> I'm infinitely curious. What's a man? [00:15:24] >> You're looking at one. [00:15:26] [Applause] [00:15:28] >> Why do you think that that's important [00:15:29] to you? What a man and a woman is. Do [00:15:31] you treat men and women differently? [00:15:32] >> Well, it depends in what context, [00:15:34] though. Politically, no. Under the law, [00:15:36] no. Should they be treated differently [00:15:37] in societal customs and norms? Yes. We [00:15:40] should open doors for women. We We [00:15:42] should honor and protect women. And [00:15:44] >> I want to honor and protect you, man. [00:15:46] >> Okay, great. Thank you. Women are worthy [00:15:48] of protection. Can you tell me what a [00:15:50] woman is since you're a feminist? You're [00:15:52] saying these things cuz you're trying to [00:15:53] get a gotcha. [00:15:54] >> You're a feminist. Shouldn't you be able [00:15:56] to tell me what a woman is? [00:15:58] >> I'm a feminist. [00:15:59] >> Isn't that probably important to [00:16:00] feminism? What is the woman that you're [00:16:03] trying to advance and protect? [00:16:05] >> Isn't that integral to Is that the whole [00:16:07] feminist project? The war against [00:16:09] >> what a woman is is the is the only way [00:16:11] that you can get a gotcha over everybody [00:16:13] else. Why is it so important to you to [00:16:15] define things in certain categories? Why [00:16:18] does how does that help your day-to-day [00:16:20] life? What other categories in the human [00:16:23] species are there besides male and [00:16:24] female? [00:16:25] >> Well, I just think that categorization [00:16:26] is usually unhelpful when we're trying [00:16:28] to improve society, right? [00:16:30] >> I have XY chromosomes. Okay. [00:16:32] >> Can I give birth? [00:16:34] >> Um, no, you can't. [00:16:36] >> Bingo. That's why categorization [00:16:38] matters. [00:16:39] >> Is asking the question, what is a woman? [00:16:42] Is that hate speech? Because it seems to [00:16:45] me like this is respectful debate. [00:16:49] In fact, Charlie Kirk spent more time [00:16:51] talking about religion than politics. [00:16:54] >> I'm lucky to have found the love of my [00:16:56] life. However, she's not where I am in [00:16:58] my journey with Christ, and I want to [00:16:59] have a marriage centered around Christ. [00:17:01] And I want to know what are some of the [00:17:02] best ways I can help guide her towards [00:17:04] our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, so [00:17:05] that we can share a happy future [00:17:06] together. [00:17:07] >> It's a phenomenal question. What is her [00:17:08] objection as to why she will not follow [00:17:10] Jesus? [00:17:11] >> She doesn't really know how there can be [00:17:14] a higher power when there's so much evil [00:17:15] in the world. [00:17:16] >> So, here's what you should say. their [00:17:18] evil cannot exist if there is no [00:17:20] standard of good. She only knows [00:17:21] something is evil cuz she believes [00:17:23] there's a transcendent good. Evil does [00:17:25] not exist. Evil is just an opinion if [00:17:27] there is no God. Murder is not wrong if [00:17:30] there is no God. Stealing is not wrong [00:17:32] if there is no God. So the way to [00:17:34] convince her of that is that that you're [00:17:36] not the first person to wrestle with the [00:17:37] question of evil. The more important [00:17:39] question is, is it actually evil or is [00:17:41] it just an opinion? And we believe that [00:17:43] we know as believers that there's an [00:17:45] absolute standard above us that we [00:17:47] appeal to. The Bible tells us two [00:17:49] things. God will use all things for good [00:17:51] for those who love him. Romans 12:2. But [00:17:53] that might not satisfy her. Instead, the [00:17:56] question of evil should be we as [00:17:58] Christians, we have to explain a couple [00:18:00] things. It's really tough for us to [00:18:01] wrestle with the fact that these girls [00:18:03] are at Christian summer camp and they [00:18:04] get washed away in a flood. It's tough, [00:18:07] right? [00:18:07] >> We have to explain child cancer and [00:18:10] flooding and earthquakes. But the [00:18:12] atheist, they have to explain everything [00:18:14] else. They have to explain why we exist. [00:18:17] What is love? What is mercy? Why is it [00:18:20] that our universe came to being? Is [00:18:21] there a standard of good? Is there a [00:18:23] standard of evil? Just because there is [00:18:25] evil does not mean there is no God. In [00:18:27] fact, it means the only reason you know [00:18:28] it's evil is because there's a [00:18:30] transcendent perfect standard of good [00:18:32] and that is God himself. [00:18:33] >> Are you a Christian? [00:18:34] >> Very, very much so. [00:18:35] >> Like why is that exactly? [00:18:36] >> Oh, Jesus saved my life. I'm a sinner. [00:18:38] Gave my life to Christ. Most important [00:18:40] decision I ever made. So you believe the [00:18:41] Bible is real? [00:18:42] >> Yes, I believe the Bible is true and [00:18:44] real. [00:18:44] >> Why is that? [00:18:45] >> Well, I could give you the technical [00:18:46] answer. There's never been [00:18:47] archaeological discovery that has [00:18:48] contradicted the truth of the Bible. And [00:18:50] then of course the wisdom. There's not a [00:18:51] truth of the Bible that if you apply to [00:18:53] your life, your life does not improve [00:18:54] dramatically. And then finally, uh we [00:18:56] have the most accurate and transparent [00:18:58] historically robust account that one can [00:19:01] have of the most important figure ever [00:19:03] to live in the history of the world, [00:19:04] Jesus of Nazareth. And the resurrection [00:19:06] is the is the pinpoint of my belief that [00:19:09] Jesus did rise from the grave so that we [00:19:11] may live. [00:19:11] >> What makes Christian mythology real? [00:19:13] >> So that's not mythology, but that is [00:19:15] theology. If Genesis 1:1 and the [00:19:17] resurrection is true, anything in the [00:19:19] Bible is possible. You're looking at the [00:19:21] greatest miracle. The greatest miracle [00:19:23] is creation. And then the fact that [00:19:25] Jesus rose from the dead. I say, "How do [00:19:27] you know that Jesus rose from the dead?" [00:19:28] Well, show me another historical piece [00:19:30] of a story where so many people [00:19:32] willingly died a brutal death for a lie. [00:19:36] Every single person around him had [00:19:38] everything to lose and yet they went to [00:19:40] the absolute death from Paul to Peter to [00:19:42] the halfbrother of James saying that [00:19:44] Jesus is Lord. Jesus rose from the dead. [00:19:46] Not to mention, if you were going to [00:19:47] fake a story, you would not use female [00:19:49] witnesses in the ancient world. In the [00:19:50] scriptures, it said that the fe the [00:19:52] women were the first one to see Jesus [00:19:54] Christ. If you're trying to fake a [00:19:55] story, you would never do that. Our [00:19:56] country was found on common law uh [00:19:58] because the declaration only refers to [00:20:00] God four times in the constitution [00:20:03] doesn't refer to God at all and it only [00:20:05] articulates the structure of government. [00:20:07] >> So first of all um remember that we were [00:20:09] a collection of states and colonies and [00:20:11] you need to read the state constitutions [00:20:13] before anything else. 13 out of 13 [00:20:14] required a declaration of faith in [00:20:16] almost every single one of the original [00:20:18] state constitutions they had I profess [00:20:21] Lord in Jesus Christ as my Lord and [00:20:22] Savior. Secondly, 55 out of 56 of the [00:20:24] original signers of the declaration were [00:20:26] Bible believing church attending [00:20:27] Christians. You ask about common law. [00:20:29] Let's go to three principles of common [00:20:30] law. Presumption of medicines, due [00:20:33] process, and jury of your peers. All [00:20:35] three are biblical principles. So, and [00:20:37] all wrapped into the ultimate biblical [00:20:39] principle that you shall not favor [00:20:41] justice if you are rich or poor, which [00:20:43] is in Leviticus 19, which is the idea of [00:20:45] blind justice, which is incorporated [00:20:46] also in the New Testament ideal, neither [00:20:48] slave nor Greek nor Jew. You're all one [00:20:49] in Jesus Christ, which idea of human [00:20:51] equality. These are all biblical ideas. [00:20:53] But more importantly than that, they say [00:20:55] that God was only mentioned four times [00:20:56] in the Declaration of Independence. [00:20:58] Well, that's a big deal. John Adamsly [00:21:00] said the Constitution was only written [00:21:02] for a moral and religious people. It was [00:21:03] holy and adequate for the people of any [00:21:05] other. The body politic of America was [00:21:07] so Christian that our form and structure [00:21:09] of government was built for the people [00:21:11] that believed in Christ our Lord. One of [00:21:13] the reasons we're living through a [00:21:14] constitutional crisis is that we no [00:21:16] longer have a Christian nation, but we [00:21:18] have a Christian form of government. And [00:21:19] they're incompatible. So you cannot have [00:21:21] liberty if you do not have a Christian [00:21:23] population. [00:21:24] >> I'm showing Charlie Kirk in his own [00:21:26] words so there is no miscommunication in [00:21:28] what he said. He was telling young [00:21:31] people the benefits of conservative [00:21:34] values. He was encouraging people to [00:21:36] raise families and believe in God. [00:21:43] >> What advice do you have for me as I move [00:21:45] into adulthood in order to become a more [00:21:48] informed and involved citizen? Well, [00:21:50] first of all, thank you for being here. [00:21:52] And [00:21:54] I have hope thanks to people like you. [00:21:55] How old are you again? [00:21:56] >> 13. [00:21:57] >> 13. Here's a couple things I want to [00:22:00] encourage you to do. Learn something new [00:22:01] every single day. And focus on what it [00:22:05] means to be a good person and a person [00:22:07] of strong character. Aristotle said that [00:22:09] courage is the ultimate virtue. Without [00:22:11] it, there are no other virtues. If [00:22:12] people aren't courageous, you don't have [00:22:14] honesty. You don't have justice. You [00:22:16] don't have beauty. You don't have [00:22:17] wonder. And so at age 13, I want you to [00:22:19] commit yourself to a life of courage. [00:22:21] Courage is doing the right thing when [00:22:22] you don't know how it's going to work [00:22:24] out. Courage is committing yourself to [00:22:26] the correct course of action regardless [00:22:28] of the cost associated to it. Every [00:22:30] human being I believe is made in the [00:22:31] image of the divine is sacred, is [00:22:33] unique. And if we get away from this [00:22:35] principle as we have, we not only have [00:22:37] moral degradation, we not only have the [00:22:39] collapsing society around us, but it's [00:22:41] bad for that being itself. That being [00:22:43] itself is unique. That being has rights. [00:22:45] And who are we to say just because we're [00:22:47] older that we get to murder it? Thank [00:22:49] you. [00:22:52] [Music] [00:22:59] >> I'm going to show you a conversation [00:23:00] Charlie Kirk had two months before he [00:23:03] was killed. If everything [00:23:06] completely goes away, how do you want to [00:23:08] be remembered? If I die, everything just [00:23:11] goes away. How would you if you could be [00:23:13] associated with one thing, how would you [00:23:14] want to be remembered? [00:23:16] >> I want to be I want to be remembered for [00:23:18] for courage for my faith. That that [00:23:20] would be the most important thing. The [00:23:21] most important thing is my faith in my [00:23:23] life. [00:23:23] >> Here is Charlie explaining why he has [00:23:26] challenging conversations. [00:23:29] I go around universities and have [00:23:30] challenging conversations and um because [00:23:33] that's what is so important to our [00:23:36] country is to find our disagreements [00:23:39] respectfully cuz when people stop [00:23:41] talking that's when violence happens. [00:23:42] >> I've never seen someone do this before. [00:23:44] >> Well, it's a growing trend because [00:23:46] people like me are facing violence [00:23:49] assaults. [00:23:50] >> The left? [00:23:51] >> Yes. The campus Antifa. I've been [00:23:53] stormed out of restaurants. I've been [00:23:55] assaulted publicly. Multiple death [00:23:56] threats. [00:23:57] >> Okay. So, what's your goal in all of [00:23:58] this? [00:23:59] >> There's more people that agree with me [00:24:00] than some people would actually believe [00:24:03] and they come out of the woodwork when I [00:24:04] do stuff like this. We record all of it [00:24:06] so that we put on the internet so people [00:24:08] can see these ideas collide. When people [00:24:10] stop talking, that's when you get [00:24:11] violence. That's when civil war happens [00:24:14] because you start to think the other [00:24:15] side is so evil and they lose their [00:24:16] humanity. Now, after watching those [00:24:18] videos, what do you think Charlie Kirk's [00:24:21] conversations were about? [00:24:24] Were they about hate speech? Or was the [00:24:27] mainstream media a bunch of liars? 4 [00:24:30] days before Charlie Kirk was killed, he [00:24:32] posted this. Jesus defeated death so you [00:24:36] can live. 2 hours before Charlie Kirk [00:24:39] was killed, he was speaking at a [00:24:41] different event and said this. [00:24:43] >> My favorite verses though is Romans [00:24:45] 8:28, which says that God works all [00:24:47] things for good for those who love him. [00:24:49] Uh it's a very freeing and liberating [00:24:51] verse uh for those of us that are [00:24:53] Christians because we believe that when [00:24:55] things can be really bad, God is working [00:24:56] it for his good, his perfect and [00:24:58] pleasing will, which is a very very hard [00:24:59] teaching when you come across business [00:25:01] closures or staff playoffs, but it's [00:25:03] very liberating that God is working all [00:25:05] things towards an ultimate good. Um so I [00:25:07] love that and it kind of is very freeing [00:25:09] that I don't have to be in charge of [00:25:10] everything. Um and there is a God and [00:25:11] I'm not him and I surrender to his will. [00:25:14] >> I appreciate that. Just hours before [00:25:16] Charlie Kirk was killed, his wife posted [00:25:18] this tweet. Psalm 46:1, "God is our [00:25:23] refuge and strength, a very present help [00:25:25] in trouble." As they were setting up for [00:25:28] the event at the college, some people [00:25:30] noticed someone on the roof. [00:25:32] >> You think he'd already be in place? [00:25:34] >> You would think that. [00:25:36] >> So, there's somebody on the roof over [00:25:38] there. Just saying. He just ran from uh [00:25:43] over. Where's my finger? Whoa. From over [00:25:46] there, ran in. And now he's right there. [00:25:50] Just saying. [00:25:50] >> Here's Charlie Kirk arriving at the [00:25:52] event. He was wearing a t-shirt that [00:25:55] said freedom. He was throwing hats into [00:25:58] the crowd. [00:25:59] [Applause] [00:26:03] [Music] [00:26:06] [Applause] [00:26:12] When Charlie Kirk started speaking, he [00:26:15] first answered a question about religion [00:26:16] and said this. [00:26:18] >> First Corinthians 5 and 15. So that's [00:26:21] all pretty amazing evidence. Not just [00:26:23] intrabiblical evidence, but extra [00:26:24] biblical evidence that Jesus Christ was [00:26:27] a real person. He lived a perfect life. [00:26:29] He was crucified, died, and rose on the [00:26:32] third day. And he is Lord and God [00:26:33] overall. The second question Charlie [00:26:35] received was about his comments on [00:26:37] transgender shootings. The shooting [00:26:39] happened as he started to answer this [00:26:41] question. [00:26:46] >> Because this video is on YouTube, I'm [00:26:48] not going to show you the moment the [00:26:50] bullet hit him or the blood spurting out [00:26:52] of his neck. Here's what happened [00:26:54] immediately afterward. [00:26:56] >> You're not counting gang violence. [00:26:58] Great. [00:27:00] >> Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. [00:27:01] Get down. Get down. Get down. Come on. [00:27:03] Get down. Get down. Get down. Get down. [00:27:05] No, no, no, no. Pray, pray, pray, pray, [00:27:08] pray, pray, pray. Heavenly Father, [00:27:11] please bless us. Please keep us safe. [00:27:13] Pray. [00:27:19] [Music] [00:27:23] He's right there. Go. Go get [00:27:35] that. [00:27:37] Go. [00:27:39] >> Here's the reaction of the person who [00:27:41] was speaking with Charlie Kirk. [00:27:44] >> Last 10 years, counting or not counting [00:27:46] gang violence. [00:27:46] >> Great. [00:27:49] >> Here's how the crowd reacted. [00:27:53] >> What was that? [00:27:57] Holy [00:27:59] [ __ ] [00:28:08] There's been a shooting. There's been a [00:28:09] shooting. We heard shots. We heard [00:28:11] shots. [00:28:16] [Applause] [00:28:21] Shortly after, President Trump posted [00:28:23] that Charlie Kirk had died. [00:28:26] >> They're reporting that Charlie has died, [00:28:31] that he's dead [00:28:33] at the age of 31, [00:28:40] which he would have to be if that video [00:28:42] was real. [00:28:45] There's no way he survived that. There's [00:28:47] no way. [00:28:50] The only good thing is [00:28:55] it had to have happened quickly. [00:28:59] >> Right. Right. If you see the video, you [00:29:04] do not see see any suffering. [00:29:07] >> No, [00:29:07] >> he he appears to have been spared [00:29:10] >> the horrific moments after that the girl [00:29:12] on the Charlotte train wasn't when she [00:29:14] knew she was dying or she knew something [00:29:16] ter terrible had happened. I don't think [00:29:19] Charlie [00:29:19] >> videos is clear Charlie went down. He [00:29:21] went down quickly. [00:29:22] >> Listen, I'm not one to cry on social [00:29:23] media, but I am grieved right now. I'm [00:29:26] angry and I'm heartbroken. [00:29:28] If you look at these comments, Charlie [00:29:30] Kirk just passed away. God rest his [00:29:32] soul. I just This man was just trying to [00:29:35] stand for truth in a dark and twisted [00:29:37] society. He was just trying to have [00:29:38] conversations with people and he just [00:29:41] got murdered. You look at the comment [00:29:42] section and people are mocking him and [00:29:44] saying serves him right. This should [00:29:46] grieve you. You should be instantly [00:29:48] brought to prayer. You cannot watch [00:29:51] videos like this. This is demonic. [00:29:52] Seeing that woman get stabbed in the [00:29:54] neck and we can just scroll to the next [00:29:56] video. This should be breaking us down [00:29:58] to our knees and praying out to the [00:30:00] father and saying, "Lord, help us. Lord, [00:30:03] heal our land. Please, we turn from our [00:30:05] wicked ways, the sin in our hearts [00:30:08] first. Lord, purge the sin in my heart." [00:30:11] We have all this darkness and wickedness [00:30:13] within us as humans. We live in a [00:30:15] Genesis 3 fallen world. I'm telling you [00:30:18] guys, I we just need to do something. We [00:30:20] need to just repent and turn to God. [00:30:24] I just reading these comments about [00:30:26] Charlie Cre just passed away and the [00:30:27] comments are like serves him right. Like [00:30:30] how could you do that? [00:30:33] How could you speaking about another [00:30:34] human being like that? [00:30:36] How could you how could you think about [00:30:39] his family and his children? He's a [00:30:41] human being. How could you murder [00:30:44] someone for sharing their opinions [00:30:45] either if you believe in them or not? I [00:30:47] didn't agree with everything the man [00:30:48] said. I just like the stuff about Jesus. [00:30:55] Lord, help us. Lord, [00:31:00] you shouldn't be looking at this stuff [00:31:01] and not be affected. It should grieve [00:31:04] you. If it's not, you really need to [00:31:06] think for a second. Allow it to affect [00:31:08] you. allow it to to to sit in your heart [00:31:10] for a second and recognize that this is [00:31:12] evil. It should burn a righteous anger [00:31:15] within you, a holy indignation against [00:31:17] the devil and against Satan. This is [00:31:20] wicked, you guys. [00:31:22] This is awful. Charlie Kirk's [00:31:26] organization was called Turning Point [00:31:28] USA. And that I know that that's not a [00:31:30] um it's not an accident. And I believe [00:31:33] that right now is actually the turning [00:31:35] point that they were talking about now [00:31:37] at the at the death of their president, [00:31:39] which is awful. [00:31:41] I think this is the turning point for [00:31:44] our generation. I think this is the [00:31:45] turning point for our country. I think [00:31:47] that the things that Charlie Kirk talked [00:31:49] about the the life, the um the values, [00:31:53] the the the um the church, the movement [00:31:56] of God, again, I think all of these [00:31:58] things that he was trying to turn [00:31:59] around, I think this is the turning [00:32:01] point. This is what Jesus did. Jesus [00:32:04] taught. Jesus debated. And then what [00:32:07] happened? Jesus gave his life as the [00:32:11] first martyr for for this gospel. and [00:32:14] and and Charlie Kirk is by no means our [00:32:16] savior, but it was it's but it's an [00:32:18] interesting representation that he would [00:32:20] spend his whole life teaching and [00:32:22] debating and trying to share the truth [00:32:24] of the gospel, the truth that he gave [00:32:26] his life for. And and unless a seed dies [00:32:29] and goes into a ground uh to the ground, [00:32:31] it does not bear seed. But if it dies, [00:32:33] it it it multiplies. It bears much [00:32:35] fruit. And Charlie Kirk gave his life. [00:32:39] The the US is not going to encounter the [00:32:41] next Charlie Kirk. That's not what's [00:32:43] next. What's next is a mighty move of [00:32:45] the spirit of God. And the spirit is [00:32:48] going to rest on people. And I think all [00:32:50] of that that you're feeling right now [00:32:52] with Charlie Kirk's passing, with all [00:32:53] that I want to step up that that [00:32:56] feeling, it is the spirit drawing you. [00:32:59] The spirit is drawing you to lead your [00:33:01] generation into the truth of Jesus [00:33:03] Christ. I think this is what's next. So, [00:33:06] let's be praying right now. Let's spend [00:33:09] our time praying for our country. And [00:33:12] then after we pray, go out and do it. [00:33:14] Don't worry about if you're qualified. [00:33:17] What did they what did they say in Acts? [00:33:19] That they were uneducated. They saw the [00:33:21] boldness of Peter, John. Look, this the [00:33:23] verse right here, the one I wanted. And [00:33:24] now when they saw the boldness of Peter [00:33:26] and John and perceive that they were [00:33:27] uneducated and untrained men, they [00:33:29] marveled and they realized that they had [00:33:30] been with Jesus. People who have an [00:33:32] encounter with the Holy Spirit of God. [00:33:34] Um even though they're uneducated and [00:33:36] untrained, they people marvel at them. [00:33:39] And this is that burning that you're [00:33:40] feeling on the inside right now. So, [00:33:42] let's pray for our nation. Let's pray [00:33:44] for our generation. And let's go ahead [00:33:46] and step out and just tell people about [00:33:48] Jesus. Amen. This is from a girl who was [00:33:52] in the crowd. [00:33:53] >> I just witnessed Charlie Kirk get [00:33:55] assassinated. It was the most awful [00:33:56] thing I've ever seen in my life. [00:34:00] He shot him in the neck and blood went [00:34:02] everywhere. And the worst part of it all [00:34:05] was the liberals who were there were [00:34:08] cheering. So I just have one thing to [00:34:10] say. If you identify yourself [00:34:14] with the Liberal Party, [00:34:18] it's okay. You can believe what you want [00:34:20] to believe. But if you identify [00:34:23] yourselves with those people [00:34:26] who were cheering [00:34:30] and someone just got killed, I just hope [00:34:32] you can take a look at yourself and [00:34:35] think, is this who I really want to be? [00:34:36] Because that is disgusting. [00:34:40] Disgusting. [00:34:42] >> One of the people she's talking about is [00:34:44] this man. Just after the bullet hit [00:34:46] Charlie Kirk, he stood up and started [00:34:48] shouting, "USA. [00:34:51] USA, USA, USA. USA US. [00:34:56] [Music] [00:35:05] >> People started criticizing his actions [00:35:06] online. [00:35:08] This man has since made a public [00:35:10] statement claiming that he was shouting [00:35:12] USA as a distraction in order to save [00:35:15] lives. [00:35:16] He claims that he was actually being a [00:35:18] hero. [00:35:20] I think he's a liar. [00:35:23] If you look at the freeze frame of the [00:35:25] video, you see a giant grin on his face. [00:35:30] I think it is important to understand [00:35:32] what you are seeing. [00:35:34] This man just saw someone get murdered [00:35:37] in front of his face. The students [00:35:40] around him are screaming and covering [00:35:42] their heads and he is standing up and [00:35:45] cheering with a giant grin on his face. [00:35:49] In my opinion, this is what evil looks [00:35:53] like. This looks like a complete lack of [00:35:56] empathy. [00:35:58] He doesn't care about any of the [00:36:00] students around him. This is a complete [00:36:02] lack of understanding of right and [00:36:05] wrong. It does not register to this [00:36:08] person that he should not cheer for the [00:36:10] cold-blooded murder that he just [00:36:12] witnessed. [00:36:14] This is what evil looks like. This is [00:36:18] the coverage of the shooting on MSNBC. [00:36:21] >> Talk to me about the environment um in [00:36:23] which a shooting like this happens. [00:36:27] >> Yeah. And again emphasize what you just [00:36:28] emphasized. We don't know any full [00:36:30] details of this that we don't know if [00:36:32] this was a supporter shooting their gun [00:36:34] off in celebration or so we have no idea [00:36:36] about this. But following up what what [00:36:38] was just said, he's been one of the most [00:36:40] divisive, especially divisive younger [00:36:43] figures in this who is constantly sort [00:36:46] of pushing this sort of hate speech or [00:36:49] sort of aimed at certain groups. And I [00:36:51] always go back to hateful thoughts lead [00:36:54] to hateful words which then lead to [00:36:58] hateful actions. And I think that's the [00:37:00] environment we're in that that people [00:37:02] just you can't stop with these sort of [00:37:04] awful thoughts you have and then saying [00:37:06] these awful words and not expect awful [00:37:09] actions to take place. And that's the [00:37:11] unfortunate environment we're in. [00:37:13] >> MSNBC accuses Charlie Kirk of hate [00:37:16] speech and says that he is responsible [00:37:18] for his own murder. [00:37:21] The person speaking was Matthew Dow who [00:37:23] was fired after these comments. But I [00:37:26] will ask the question again. [00:37:29] What was the hate speech? Was it a [00:37:32] political opinion that you did not agree [00:37:34] with? I find it despicable that Matthew [00:37:38] Dow drew a direct connection that [00:37:40] Charlie Kirk's political opinions were [00:37:42] going to lead to his death. What Matthew [00:37:45] Dow was doing was repeating what [00:37:46] thousands of people were saying online. [00:37:50] People were posting celebrating the [00:37:52] murder of Charlie Kirk. Here is video of [00:37:55] leftist protesters chanting in [00:37:58] celebration. [00:38:01] [Music] [00:38:09] We got in the neck. In the neck. We got [00:38:13] in the neck. In the neck. [00:38:15] >> We got in the neck. [00:38:20] >> D. [00:38:22] We got in the neck. [00:38:25] >> Elon Musk posted on X.com, "The left is [00:38:29] the party of murder." I know a lot of [00:38:32] people are saying that both sides need [00:38:34] to lower the temperature, but this is [00:38:36] not a problem with both sides. This is a [00:38:40] problem with the left. [00:38:42] When Charlie Kirk died, people on the [00:38:45] right got down on their knees and [00:38:46] prayed. When George Floyd died, the left [00:38:50] burned down cities across the country. [00:38:54] I wish that people would be honest about [00:38:56] this and admit that the violence, the [00:38:58] shootings, the assassinations are coming [00:39:01] from the left. [00:39:03] >> And the truth is this is not a both [00:39:06] sides issue. The killer killed him [00:39:10] according to police reports because he [00:39:13] found Charlie Kirk to be spreading hate. [00:39:18] This is a view shared by every single [00:39:21] prominent Democrat. Yes, there are [00:39:24] people on blue sky advocating for [00:39:26] violence. But what actually caused this [00:39:30] was the utterly quotedian, [00:39:33] utterly ubiquitous demonization of the [00:39:37] political opposition from the left and [00:39:40] it has just led to violence because they [00:39:43] said the other side were Hitler and [00:39:45] Nazis. They said that speech is [00:39:48] violence. To combine those two things [00:39:51] together is to sign the death warrant of [00:39:54] prominent conservatives. And that is [00:39:57] what we are seeing again and again and [00:39:59] again. And it is utterly facitious to [00:40:02] suggest that there is any comparison [00:40:06] between political violence on both [00:40:08] sides. Every example they bring is not [00:40:12] actually showing that. Whether it's [00:40:14] Governor Shapiro whose attempted [00:40:16] assassination was from a free Palestine [00:40:19] leftist or whether it was the Minnesota [00:40:22] assassinations which were from somebody [00:40:24] who said he was operating at the behest [00:40:27] of Democrat Governor Tim Walls. There is [00:40:30] a culture among Democrats at the highest [00:40:33] level to suggest that their political [00:40:36] opposition are a danger and that [00:40:39] suggests that their lives are forfeit. [00:40:43] And I want to come together. I do. I [00:40:45] love what Shank said. It brought tears [00:40:47] to my eyes. I had to reach for a tissue [00:40:49] while you were playing Charlie's words. [00:40:51] But at the same time, we cannot unite [00:40:53] with people who are lying to our faces [00:40:56] about who we are. Who will not take [00:40:58] responsibility for the fact that they [00:41:00] suggested that we are Nazis because of [00:41:04] totally legitimate views that reflect [00:41:06] the majority of Americans. So what I say [00:41:09] is let the left say we were wrong. It is [00:41:13] legitimate to vote for Donald Trump. It [00:41:15] is legitimate to be pro-life. It is [00:41:18] legitimate to believe that there are [00:41:20] only two genders and we were wrong to [00:41:22] suggest that that was not the case. We [00:41:24] were wrong to say that that is hateful. [00:41:27] When they say that, I am waiting with [00:41:29] open arms to take down the temperature. [00:41:31] >> Donald Trump made a statement from the [00:41:34] White House. [00:41:35] It's long past time for all Americans [00:41:38] and the media to confront the fact that [00:41:41] violence and murder are the tragic [00:41:43] consequence of demonizing those with [00:41:46] whom you disagree day after day, year [00:41:49] after year in the most hateful and [00:41:51] despicable way possible. For years, [00:41:54] those on the radical left have compared [00:41:57] wonderful Americans like Charlie to [00:42:00] Nazis and the world's worst mass [00:42:03] murderers and criminals. This kind of [00:42:06] rhetoric is directly responsible for the [00:42:09] terrorism that we're seeing in our [00:42:11] country today and it must stop right [00:42:15] now. On Fox News, Greg Gutfeld covered [00:42:18] the story. I have never heard him swear [00:42:21] on live TV. I know that it's somewhat uh [00:42:25] object of mockery to say thoughts and [00:42:27] prayers, but thoughts and prayers for [00:42:29] his family. Um they need it from all of [00:42:33] us. And Jesse's right. If they could do [00:42:35] this, they are capable of anything. I [00:42:37] think that was the message. I believe [00:42:39] that was the message. Um it's really [00:42:41] hard to radicalize Republicans. [00:42:44] >> Yeah. You know, it's like we're not the [00:42:46] radical type, but if you thought that [00:42:51] you were going to shut a movement down, [00:42:54] you're going to get a rude awakening. [00:42:56] You woke us the up. [00:42:59] >> Um, and we will. [00:43:01] >> The governor of Utah gave a press [00:43:03] conference. [00:43:05] The investigation is ongoing, [00:43:09] but I want to make it crystal clear [00:43:11] right now to whoever did this, [00:43:14] we will find you. [00:43:17] We will try you [00:43:20] and we will hold you accountable to the [00:43:22] furthest extent of the law. [00:43:25] And I just want to remind people that we [00:43:28] still have the death penalty here in the [00:43:29] state of Utah. [00:43:32] The FBI released photos of the shooter. [00:43:34] The alleged assassin, Tyler Robinson, [00:43:37] was a student living with his [00:43:38] transgender partner who was [00:43:39] transitioning from male to female. When [00:43:42] law enforcement found the gun, the [00:43:43] cartridges had engraved wording on them [00:43:45] expressing transgender and anti-fascist [00:43:48] ideology. It is clear that the shooter [00:43:51] was involved in the transgender [00:43:53] community. This is ironic since Charlie [00:43:56] Kirk was shot while he was speaking [00:43:57] about violence from transgender [00:43:59] shooters. [00:44:01] The shooter had grown up Mormon. He was [00:44:03] smart and had received an academic [00:44:05] scholarship to college. He grew up in a [00:44:07] suburban home with what looks like a [00:44:09] typical American family. His father [00:44:12] recognized the FBI photos and convinced [00:44:14] his son to turn himself in with the help [00:44:16] of their youth minister. There has been [00:44:18] a lot of accusations that Charlie Kirk [00:44:21] was spreading hate towards the LGBT [00:44:23] community. [00:44:25] But let me show you Charlie Kirk in his [00:44:27] own words speaking to a gay person. [00:44:31] >> I'm a gay conservative and I just want [00:44:33] to ask you what do you have to say for [00:44:35] people like me who kind of feel like I [00:44:38] guess it's kind of hard for gay [00:44:40] conservatives cuz there's not a lot of [00:44:41] us. So like what do you have to say to [00:44:43] other gay people who who need to realize [00:44:45] like they do have a choice? [00:44:46] >> Yeah. First of all, welcome to the [00:44:47] conservative movement. I don't think you [00:44:48] should introduce yourself just based on [00:44:50] your sexual attraction. I like that's [00:44:52] not who you I like to be thought of as a [00:44:54] person and [00:44:54] >> for sure you are a complete human being [00:44:56] and I'm sure you treat people well and [00:44:58] you're studying something. So I want to [00:45:00] get away with this idea that you're gay [00:45:02] anything. I just think that we have gone [00:45:04] a long way in the negative direction of [00:45:05] this country where we act as if the most [00:45:07] important part of your identity is what [00:45:10] you do in the bedroom. It doesn't mean [00:45:12] that much to me. But if you ask from a [00:45:14] perspective as a Christian, I I I don't [00:45:16] agree with that lifestyle. But politics [00:45:18] is about addition and multiplication. I [00:45:20] imagine you agree with a lot of what we [00:45:21] talk about, right? Strong borders, [00:45:23] strong country, and for that we we [00:45:25] welcome you into the conservative [00:45:26] movement. [00:45:26] >> Thank you. [00:45:27] >> Charlie Kirk welcomed gay people to his [00:45:29] events with open arms. [00:45:32] If the shooter had come forward to the [00:45:34] microphone, Charlie Kirk would have [00:45:36] accepted him. There was no reason for [00:45:40] violence. [00:45:41] >> Executive producer of the Charlie Kirk [00:45:42] show, Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew [00:45:45] Kvette. Andrew, how do you want Charlie [00:45:47] to be remembered and how do you want to [00:45:48] honor him? [00:45:51] I want Charlie to be remembered for his [00:45:54] great faith because that's how he wanted [00:45:56] to be remembered for his courage and his [00:45:57] faith. And you know, it's been said that [00:46:00] the blood of the martyrs is the seeds of [00:46:03] the church. It's the seeds of the [00:46:05] church. And we're going to see great [00:46:08] great faith rise up across the country [00:46:10] from this. I believe it in the world. [00:46:12] And so my my request is that if you want [00:46:14] to honor Charlie today, it is Sunday, [00:46:16] Maria. um go back to church, open your [00:46:19] Bible, pray, ask God to lead you. Um uh [00:46:25] he he that's what he wanted. He was not [00:46:26] a revolutionary. [00:46:28] >> Um he actually loved this country. He [00:46:30] did not want blood in the streets. He [00:46:31] wanted revival. [00:46:33] >> Andrew Kovette, thank you so much. [00:46:35] >> The day after the shooting, a bus driver [00:46:38] posted this message. [00:46:41] >> My high school kids talked about Charlie [00:46:44] Kirk all morning. [00:46:46] positive conversations about Charlie [00:46:50] Kirk all morning. They're impacted. [00:46:54] They're mad, but passionate compassion [00:46:59] all morning. [00:47:01] These kids are smart. These kids are [00:47:04] smart. [00:47:06] He touched them. They knew who he was. [00:47:10] He made an impact on their lives. They [00:47:13] talked about his debates. They talked [00:47:15] about his topics. [00:47:17] Smart kids. [00:47:20] This impacted them. These high these [00:47:22] high school kids, they know. They know. [00:47:25] >> All over the world, we have been seeing [00:47:27] vigils spring up for Charlie Kirk. [00:47:35] [Music] [00:47:38] and save [00:47:41] the rest. [00:47:45] [Music] [00:47:50] I [00:47:52] was lost, [00:47:55] but now [00:48:03] [Music] [00:48:07] I see [00:48:13] >> in South Korea. They are chanting, "We [00:48:15] are Charlie Kirk. [00:48:18] [Applause] [00:48:21] We are [00:48:24] >> we [00:48:28] are [00:48:30] >> in Africa. People were holding a vigil [00:48:32] where Turning Point USA did missionary [00:48:34] work. [00:48:36] >> RIP [00:48:38] >> God bless you. Good. [00:48:47] >> In the United Kingdom, millions gathered [00:48:49] for the Unite the Kingdom March in [00:48:51] London. They held up Charlie Kirk's [00:48:53] picture and chanted. [00:48:59] [Applause] [00:49:02] Charlieie [00:49:05] [Music] [00:49:13] >> in Canada. Canadians in Calgary gathered [00:49:16] to sing the US national anthem. [00:49:19] [Music] [00:49:29] [Music] [00:49:32] the flag was still there. [00:49:37] [Music] [00:49:53] >> All right, guys. We're going to [00:49:54] officially sing the US [00:49:58] Here's [00:50:00] a 14-year-old young man standing in line [00:50:03] at a vigil. [00:50:04] >> Young man, do you want to say why you're [00:50:06] here? What Charlie Kirk meant to you? [00:50:08] >> He was my idol. Like, I remember [00:50:11] watching his videos wanting to be like [00:50:12] him. Like, I would just see the way he [00:50:14] would debate and he was stayed calm [00:50:16] while the left was just yelling at him [00:50:18] and he was just so nice about it. And [00:50:21] then they hated him so much cuz he he [00:50:24] knew they he knew he was right but they [00:50:26] just didn't want to admit it. So they [00:50:28] ended up hating him hating him and they [00:50:30] just killed him for it. [00:50:31] >> What's your name? How old are you? [00:50:32] >> I'm Bryson Levy. I'm 14. [00:50:34] >> Man, God bless you. Bro, where are you [00:50:36] from? [00:50:37] >> I'm from here, Oakton. [00:50:39] >> Man, I pray a blessing on Bryson. Ah, [00:50:42] this whole generation, Lord. Raise him [00:50:44] up. Give him extra strength, extra [00:50:46] power, wisdom, and favor. Lord, I just [00:50:48] pray your angel armies go with Bryson [00:50:51] everywhere you go, brother. That God [00:50:53] makes you a man, a warrior for this [00:50:54] generation, my man. [00:50:56] >> Thank you. [00:50:57] >> There was a song I used to sing as a [00:50:59] child. It goes, "Onward Christian [00:51:02] soldiers marching as to war with the [00:51:05] cross of Jesus going on before." [00:51:09] Do any of you know this song? [00:51:12] Do you know where this song came from? [00:51:15] In 1865 in Yorkshire, England, a youth [00:51:18] pastor wanted to gather the young people [00:51:20] in his area and bring them to the church [00:51:22] in town to praise the Lord and do [00:51:24] community service. [00:51:26] He wrote this song for them to sing as [00:51:29] they walked to church. [00:51:32] This song reminds me of Charlie Kirk, [00:51:35] who just like the youth pastor in that [00:51:37] song, inspired young people all over the [00:51:40] world. [00:51:42] I want to show you a tweet that Charlie [00:51:43] Kirk made in 2013. [00:51:46] He posted this. Good men must die, but [00:51:50] death can't kill their names. [00:51:52] This is a difficult time for everyone [00:51:54] right now on both the left and the [00:51:57] right. It is important to speak the [00:51:59] truth, but also treat others, even [00:52:03] people you disagree with, with [00:52:05] compassion and kindness. [00:52:07] Spend time with people you love and try [00:52:10] to be a better person today than you [00:52:12] were yesterday. [00:52:14] In that way, Charlie Kirk will live on [00:52:16] in all of us. Rest in peace, Charlie [00:52:20] Kirk.