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All right, you guys, happy Monday.
Erica Kirk, man, that, she really is just the moment.
The speech that she gave everybody was just wowed by her.
I felt my energy personally, like last night going into that
I was effectively like soaring in the air
above the convention center, like a dragon above
waiting for Erica to just be like, fire.
And I was just gonna come down and swoop in
out of nowhere, all the politicians, all the fake people
everyone was just gonna be in that moment toast.
But she didn't call for war.
Erica did not call for war.
In fact, she did the exact opposite
which is what was so stunning.
It was unbelievable the forgiveness that she granted,
the strength that it took for her to call
for that forgiveness.
It just unmatched and it really made a difference.
And I was being serious when I tweeted that
I think it was the most consequential speech
in American history.
A message that everyone needed to hear, including myself
a message of complete submission to Christ.
And by the way, later on, we're also going to discuss
another kind of submission to Christ
which is submitting yourself to truth.
Cash Patel has now come out and issued a statement
fully capitulating to the public, the public insistence
that they're lying to us.
They are so clearly lying to us about what happened
on the day that Charlie Kirk lost his life.
Nothing they've told us thus far makes any sense
and somehow it's only getting worse.
So welcome back.
Let's jump right into this.
(dramatic music)
I have to say any woman that can get on stage
and meaningfully say that they forgive the person
who killed their husband that quickly,
you are truly a better person than me
because I've just been so angry and so angry
and yet she was able to through tears.
And obviously you could tell how difficult
that moment was for her, but she arrived at forgiveness
and she did in front of the entire world.
And I think that every single person
should watch that speech.
Truly, they should watch that speech.
They should watch Tucker Carlson's speech.
I don't think even showing you clips of it,
I'm going to show you one could do it justice.
You should watch it in its entirety.
The emotion, the message of it
and you can obviously see why Charlie fell
in love with her.
I remember meeting Erica.
We were at, Charlie and I were in New York for something,
one another and he was falling for her hard
but he wanted to play cool.
He wanted to play cool so he's like,
come meet her at Del Frisco's in New York City.
And I came there and she was just lovely.
She was genuinely such a nice person.
And I was like, Charlie just go for it.
Just go for it, and he did go for it.
And last night, I really do think
that the entire world needed to hear her message.
what you took from it, how you could apply it to your life,
is up to you.
But specifically, the part that she shared
that provided me with so much peace,
and I needed to hear it truly,
was when she explained that Charlie did not suffer
because that, thinking about that is,
I just, I really shed so many tears over it,
just thinking that he suffered even for a moment.
It was my favorite part of her speech,
so I'm gonna play that right now.
One moment, Charlie was doing what he loved,
arguing and debating on campus,
fighting for the gospel and truth
in front of a big crowd,
and then he blinked, he blinked,
and saw his savior in paradise.
(audience applauding)
And all the heavenly mysteries were revealed to him.
I mean, that, it's just beautiful
to really think about that,
that he just blinked and then he was with the Lord,
and it is just a fact that,
Charlie just loved the Lord.
It was constantly, like I told you,
going through the conversations
and how much he would just say,
I need to pray about it, I need to pray about it,
I need to pray about it, wanting to marry Erika.
First thing he said,
which I think I showed you guys last week,
and Erika's correct, it is important to remember
that message of forgiveness that we have within ourselves
and it sometimes feels very hard to do that,
but we are called upon to forgive people,
to forgive our enemies, even in moments
that it seems impossible or extraordinary to do so,
but it is also important, it's not really a but,
but I just, I want to assert
that it is also important to remember
that what Christ is, as I said at the top of this show,
is truth, right?
Christ is truth and we are not getting the truth right now
of what happened to Charlie Kirk on 910.
And to be very clear, I am going to need it, I demand it.
In fact, I'm now currently working on a minute
by minute timeline, which I will have for you guys
later this week of what exactly happened
in the seconds and minutes following Charlie
getting shot, I need to know, I need to follow bodies.
I've already been able to, as I asked over the weekend,
locate George Zinn in the crowd.
It seems a bit suspicious to me how far he was,
and then suddenly they take him through a pathway.
I mean, that's him right there.
Thank you to the person that sent this picture.
But then I find him on video and I'm trying to understand
how he made it down the pathway and was taken through
to the same area that they had just taken Charlie in the car
I have a lot of questions and each and every one of them
will be answered by the end of this investigation.
And I also want to put it to you this way.
So much more has come to light that I have not yet
presented, I am working with other journalists,
different aspects, asking them, hey, you look into this,
I'm going to look into that.
And the first thing that I think I should make
abundantly clear is I am relieved that Erika Kirk
is at the head of Turning Point USA.
Because just like I alluded to last week,
and which I will double down on now,
I believe that people within that company
betrayed Charlie, okay?
That's just what I believe right now.
And I want to make sure that I have these facts entirely
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