Latest / America Unfiltered With James P / The Assassination of Charlie Kirk: My Tribute to Charlie | America Unfiltered #113

Transcript

The Assassination of Charlie Kirk: My Tribute to Charlie | America Unfiltered #113 · America Unfiltered With James P

• 0:00
  America, we are back. Today.
• 0:01
  We have a special episode. This is a very sad episode.
• 0:05
  Most of you know what happened already.
• 0:09
  Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10th, 2025, and we're
• 0:13
  going to speak about it today. We're going to speak about his
• 0:16
  life, his legacy. We're going to speak about what
• 0:19
  the future of America looks like after this, what the future of
• 0:22
  conservative politics looks like.
• 0:25
  We're going to talk about the rise in political violence and
• 0:29
  we will talk about how this country should move forward
• 0:32
  together, how we need to end the political violence and all the
• 0:37
  destruction that's happening right now.
• 0:41
  I first want to start by talking about Charlie Kirk's legacy.
• 0:46
  Charlie Kirk was born on October 14th, 1993, passed away on
• 0:52
  September 10th, 2025. He was assassinated.
• 0:56
  Charlie Kirk started many companies and he influenced the
• 0:59
  youth in a way that no one had ever done in America before,
• 1:02
  including myself. When I first started getting
• 1:06
  into politics, it was because of Charlie Kirk's inspiration.
• 1:09
  Charlie Kirk inspired me to be more political.
• 1:12
  Seeing his TikTok, seeing his reels, seeing his YouTube videos
• 1:17
  of him debating whether it was against people on college
• 1:21
  campuses when he went to Oxford and took on the entire Oxford
• 1:25
  debate team, Charlie Kirk never feared any person when it came
• 1:29
  to the challenge of debate and sharing ideas.
• 1:33
  He encouraged us to share ideas. Charlie Kirk is what encouraged
• 1:37
  a lot of young Americans to speak their minds in a time
• 1:40
  where they felt like they didn't have a voice.
• 1:43
  When I felt like I didn't have a voice, when I felt like if I
• 1:46
  spoke my mind about politics, I would immediately be shut down
• 1:50
  or criticized, Charlie Kirk spoke up for people like me.
• 1:54
  Charlie Kirk gave us a reason to push forward.
• 1:57
  He let us know that being silenced was the the way to
• 2:02
  destroy ourselves and being silenced was the way to bring
• 2:06
  more violence to this country. That we need to continue to have
• 2:10
  a dialogue, whether we agree or disagree with people, and that
• 2:13
  pushing that dialogue forward, pushing our message forward, and
• 2:17
  continuing to share our thoughts and ideas with individuals who
• 2:20
  agree and disagree is the way that a country will prosper.
• 2:27
  If we stop sharing these ideas, if we stop talking about them,
• 2:32
  we will end up with more destruction.
• 2:35
  We will end up with more deaths, we will end up with more
• 2:37
  violence in this country. Charlie Kirk's passing is, I
• 2:43
  mean, it's so hard on all of us. It's it's really hard on me.
• 2:49
  These last few days have been very sad.
• 2:53
  I've barely slept. I have barely spoken.
• 2:56
  I am still in shock. It doesn't feel real and I don't
• 2:59
  know if it will for a long time. I have watched everyone of
• 3:04
  Charlie Kirk's videos. I was a big listener of his
• 3:08
  podcast. I watched all his campus
• 3:11
  debates. I have watched him every day
• 3:14
  almost since 2018 or so. Maybe 2019 is It hurts it.
• 3:25
  It feels. It feels like we all knew him,
• 3:28
  even if you know we never met him.
• 3:32
  It feels like we knew him. You know he was on our TV's and
• 3:35
  our phones every day. He was speaking to people and
• 3:38
  repeating points that we believed in and even on things I
• 3:41
  disagreed with him about. I, you know, over the last few
• 3:46
  months, I've definitely given him a ton of shit on his
• 3:49
  position on Israel versus mine, and I've given him a lot of
• 3:52
  criticism. But Charlie Kirk encouraged us
• 3:54
  all to disagree. He encouraged us all to keep
• 3:58
  disagreeing with each other and speaking our minds and doing it
• 4:02
  civilly. That's why he would sit in front
• 4:04
  of these college campuses and debate people for hours on end.
• 4:10
  Charlie Kirk, your legacy will never be forgotten.
• 4:15
  And millions more. Charlie Kirks were born on
• 4:19
  September 10th, 2025. That radicalized millions of us.
• 4:27
  Nobody should have any calls to violence.
• 4:30
  Nobody should have any, any retaliation, anything like that.
• 4:39
  It is important that we act within the will of God.
• 4:42
  It is important that we act within how Charlie Kirk would
• 4:46
  have wanted us to respond. He would not have wanted us to
• 4:49
  respond with violence. He would have wanted us to use
• 4:55
  our voices, use our right to free speech.
• 5:01
  He would have wanted us to debate people.
• 5:03
  He would have wanted us to continue to speak our minds,
• 5:08
  challenge people, maybe even get some of the people fired who are
• 5:13
  celebrating it and things like that.
• 5:15
  But he would not want us to to use violence.
• 5:19
  And again, I understand how you guys are probably feeling as
• 5:24
  well. I'm feeling the same way.
• 5:27
  Like I'm saying violence is not the answer and it should never
• 5:31
  be the answer. But like many of you, I feel the
• 5:34
  same. The same urges, the same the
• 5:38
  same hatred and the same disgust and anger and sadness.
• 5:47
  And I, I have that same feeling, if I've never been more ready in
• 5:50
  my life to pick up a gun and fight for America, for this
• 5:53
  country, for free speech, for people like Charlie Kirk who
• 5:56
  gave their lives for free speech, that's not the answer.
• 6:02
  The answer right now is to continue to use our voices and
• 6:05
  to finish what Charlie Kirk started.
• 6:07
  Charlie Kirk started a movement that I couldn't do in 1000
• 6:12
  lifetimes. Charlie Kirk started a movement
• 6:15
  that captured the hearts and minds of young conservatives and
• 6:19
  young individuals everywhere. People loved him and people
• 6:23
  hated him for his ideas, but he never shield away or back down
• 6:28
  from sharing them. He he encouraged more people to
• 6:31
  be open about their conservative politics, and he even made it
• 6:36
  cool to be conservative again. There was a time where it became
• 6:41
  a very bad thing to be conservative socially and if you
• 6:45
  weren't liberal, you weren't cool.
• 6:47
  And Charlie Kirk changed that. Charlie Kirk made it so we had
• 6:51
  that voice so people like me could do my show.
• 6:54
  And even though me and him wouldn't agree on everything, he
• 6:58
  would still want me to voice my opinions every day.
• 7:00
  He would still encourage me to. He would encourage all Americans
• 7:04
  to because that's who he was. Charlie Kirk is leaving behind a
• 7:10
  three and a one year old, a son and a daughter, a loving wife.
• 7:15
  He was a devout evangelical Christian and his wife was a
• 7:18
  devout Catholic. They attended daily masses.
• 7:29
  This is really sad and really hard.
• 7:31
  I I never thought I would be making an episode like this or
• 7:35
  talking about this. I might have disagreed with the
• 7:40
  guy on a lot, but Charlie Kirk was a hero and Charlie Kirk was
• 7:45
  the face and voice of mainstream conservative politics.
• 7:48
  He was the he was the epitome of like, you know, if, if your
• 7:54
  neighbor was Charlie Kirk, if all your neighbors were Charlie
• 7:57
  Kirk, you'd live in the best place ever.
• 7:59
  He was such a great person, such a great man, inspiring man, kind
• 8:04
  man, a man of God. He put God over everything in
• 8:08
  his family right after that. This is just heartbreaking.
• 8:17
  I am. I'm so sad that we have this
• 8:22
  rise in political violence in our country.
• 8:26
  It is detrimental to the society.
• 8:30
  We have people on both sides of the aisle who do it, but it
• 8:34
  predominantly comes from the left.
• 8:38
  It is overwhelmingly coming from the left, actually.
• 8:41
  You know, when Luigi Mangione shot the CEO of that healthcare
• 8:45
  company in the back of the head, people celebrated over it.
• 8:48
  And as we saw the most graphic assassination we'll probably
• 8:52
  ever see in our lifetime from a political figure or a pray we
• 8:55
  ever see in our lifetime of a political figure, people
• 8:58
  celebrated it. Literally, someone stood up and
• 9:01
  cheered the second it happened in the crowd.
• 9:03
  That's demonic. That's evil.
• 9:06
  It is the evil that resides around us that we need to root
• 9:09
  out. I don't care if you're a
• 9:12
  liberal, I don't care if you're a Republican or I don't care if
• 9:15
  you're Democrat. I don't care if you're
• 9:17
  conservative or what you are. We're all Americans.
• 9:21
  There's good and there's evil, and it doesn't matter whether
• 9:24
  we're left or right. It matters whether you're good
• 9:26
  or you're evil. And we need to root out the evil
• 9:28
  from our society because it is around us.
• 9:30
  The satanic influence is everywhere around us and we can
• 9:35
  see it rising. We can see it in our media.
• 9:37
  We could see it in our social media.
• 9:39
  We could see the propaganda everywhere, and we could see it
• 9:43
  with the rise in political violence.
• 9:45
  We just had that woman stabbed on the train.
• 9:48
  We had Luigi Mangione shoot that guy in the back of the head.
• 9:52
  Someone took a shot at Trump. A Democratic politician was
• 9:55
  killed just a couple months ago. And now this.
• 9:58
  Now, Charlie Kirk, the largest voice in mainstream conservative
• 10:01
  politics, the largest voice in youth politics, someone who
• 10:05
  captured the entire youth by their hearts and minds, was
• 10:10
  struck down in front of thousands of individuals and it
• 10:13
  took the FBI days to be able to arrest this individual finally
• 10:18
  this morning. This is a really hard episode
• 10:25
  for me to make, so I'm sorry, everyone, please bear with me in
• 10:28
  these just pause moments and just gathering and collecting my
• 10:32
  thoughts. I'm not writing a script or I
• 10:35
  didn't write a script or anything for this.
• 10:38
  It's just me speaking about how I feel about Charlie and the
• 10:45
  political violence and where I feel this country needs to head.
• 10:52
  Charlie, we will never forget your legacy and we will honor
• 10:55
  it. We will finish what you started.
• 10:58
  I don't know what will happen with Turning Point USA.
• 11:01
  I don't know who will fill your shoes, or I don't think anyone
• 11:07
  even could. Like I said, in 1000 lifetimes,
• 11:10
  I can never accomplish what Charlie Kirk accomplished.
• 11:13
  And that's not just me, that's most people.
• 11:16
  You know, any big name you see in conservative politics could
• 11:19
  not have done what Charlie Kirk did or else they would have done
• 11:21
  it themselves. What Charlie Kirk did was
• 11:25
  immensely selfless. Charlie Kirk was warned multiple
• 11:30
  times that people would attempt to take his life.
• 11:34
  Charlie Kirk had to spend millions of dollars on security.
• 11:40
  Charlie Kirk had to do what he could to protect himself at all
• 11:43
  times, and demonic influence was still able to interfere.
• 11:51
  He was taken way too young. He was 31 years old, 31, a
• 11:57
  father of two, and a husband again.
• 12:02
  A better man than you, me, or any of us will be.
• 12:07
  We should all aspire to be more like Charlie Kirk every day.
• 12:10
  We should all aspire to speak our minds truly.
• 12:12
  We should all aspire to push back on narratives and not
• 12:18
  accept things as they are. We should all aspire to be
• 12:22
  better Christians and be better to our families.
• 12:25
  Be more involved with our families and devote our lives to
• 12:31
  God and our families and our country the way Charlie did.
• 12:36
  Not just some days, every day. Charlie was a stoic individual
• 12:40
  who on the days he didn't want to wake up, you wouldn't even
• 12:43
  notice because he got up and did it anyway.
• 12:46
  You wouldn't notice Charlie's bad days from his good days
• 12:49
  because he was so stoic and he was so dedicated to his craft
• 12:53
  and dedicated to helping this country that you would never
• 12:57
  even notice again. We should all do what we can to
• 13:03
  be more like Charlie Kirk every day.
• 13:05
  If everyone acted a little bit more like him, the world would
• 13:08
  be a way better place. People who are justifying this
• 13:13
  saying any argument that Charlie Kirk has said in the past
• 13:18
  justifies this. They're saying that Charlie Kirk
• 13:21
  would speak. You know he was anti abortion.
• 13:25
  Charlie Kirk didn't want people to get murdered, so you murdered
• 13:29
  just. It's fucked up.
• 13:34
  They say that because Charlie Kirk spoke about black crime
• 13:38
  that he deserved this. Because Charlie Kirk wanted to
• 13:41
  live in a safer nation for his wife and children.
• 13:43
  He deserved this. She's super fucked up.
• 13:48
  There's been a lot of speculation over the last few
• 13:51
  days over who the shooter was, the motives, what had happened.
• 13:58
  That's the reason I didn't do a show for the last couple days
• 14:01
  beyond just needing a day or two to really put my thoughts
• 14:05
  together and think about all this.
• 14:07
  This is a very, very hard thing, but I don't think it's positive
• 14:15
  to engage in the conspiracy talk either following tragic events
• 14:19
  like this. You know, there was speculation
• 14:22
  whether it was Israel. There was speculation whether it
• 14:25
  was transgender. There was speculation whether it
• 14:29
  was someone who had been radicalized.
• 14:32
  And we find out this morning the individual's name that they're
• 14:36
  arrested, and it was a radicalized individual.
• 14:39
  But all the people engaged in conspiracies, I, I just don't
• 14:43
  think it's positive. I think right now the family is
• 14:46
  in mourning. Erica, Kirk and their children
• 14:49
  are right now probably in the saddest times of their entire
• 14:52
  lives that they will ever have to deal with.
• 14:56
  And they don't need to be reading all that on social
• 14:58
  media. Not that they're actively
• 15:00
  looking, but just in case. It's like we don't need to be
• 15:03
  flooding social media with conspiracy theories when we
• 15:07
  don't know the answer. It's better to just wait for
• 15:10
  answers. That's why another reason why I
• 15:12
  waited a couple days. It's just I wanted more clarity
• 15:15
  on the situation and waiting till today was able to provide
• 15:19
  me with the clarity of who the person was who actually
• 15:21
  committed the ACT. So that way I could more
• 15:24
  accurately report on it. Because if I came and did this
• 15:27
  on the day he got shot, it would have been me.
• 15:29
  Just again, I've never been more mad.
• 15:33
  And I think a lot of people understand that feeling.
• 15:36
  A lot of young conservatives out there understand the exact
• 15:40
  feeling I have right now. If I've never been more pissed
• 15:43
  off in my life, I'm sad, I'm pissed off, I'm hurt, I feel
• 15:49
  lost a little bit. A a mentor and a role model to
• 15:55
  us all was taken too early, way too early at 31 years old.
• 16:03
  Not only that, I mean, we all found out, you know, someone
• 16:06
  texted us, we opened social media, whatever it was for me,
• 16:09
  it was my cousin called me and said, did you see Charlie Kirk
• 16:13
  got shot? And immediately I was like, no
• 16:17
  fucking way, No way. Maybe maybe someone just walked
• 16:21
  up to the mic and shot him in the shoulder.
• 16:25
  Maybe it hit his bulletproof vest.
• 16:27
  I know he wears 1 and then I open X and about 80 to 90 times
• 16:35
  in a row I see the video. It's the only thing on my For
• 16:39
  You page and in my following, everyone was posting the video
• 16:46
  and I was very in between on that.
• 16:49
  I was. A huge part of me thinks that
• 16:52
  video should not be on social media because, again, the family
• 16:56
  does not need to be seeing that. There are rumors that Charlie
• 17:00
  Kirk's daughter ran to Charlie Kirk after he was shot because
• 17:03
  she was scared of the sound. They don't need to be seeing
• 17:09
  that. But there's another part of me
• 17:12
  that thinks that that image in that video should be burned in
• 17:16
  every American's mind, especially every young
• 17:19
  Americans, for a few reasons, for the political violence that
• 17:24
  we need to show that it needs to end.
• 17:29
  And so you have that feeling again, I don't want people to be
• 17:33
  sad and pissed off, but after something like this, we all
• 17:36
  should be. We should be furious.
• 17:42
  We should want answers and not revenge, but we should want
• 17:47
  answers and we should want clarity.
• 17:50
  We should want dialogue. Again, we should in times like
• 17:57
  this, listen to people like Charlie Kirk, go back and listen
• 18:00
  to some of his old videos and wisdom and advice where it's
• 18:02
  just in times like this, we need to continue to talk.
• 18:07
  We need to not resort to violence.
• 18:08
  We need to be stoic. We need to be clear with our
• 18:12
  intentions. Our intentions need to be
• 18:15
  extremely clear because again, we could go down the rabbit hole
• 18:23
  of they killed Charlie Couric. OK, let's pick up our guns.
• 18:26
  Let's go kill this person. This person.
• 18:31
  What is that going to solve? What is that going to fix?
• 18:33
  It's only going to cause more death, more destruction.
• 18:36
  It's not going to help anybody. It's only going to hurt this
• 18:40
  nation. The left is more willing to go
• 18:46
  do acts like this, but the right is more capable of finishing any
• 18:52
  conflict. The left doesn't want to start a
• 18:55
  long term conflict with the right.
• 18:58
  And I don't want to have a conflict with anyone in my
• 19:01
  nation. I want to live as Americans.
• 19:06
  The left has to stop pushing us like this.
• 19:08
  They have to stop pushing us down this path where they're
• 19:14
  taking shots at Trump and celebrating it and killing
• 19:17
  Charlie Kirk and celebrating it and they're celebrating Luigi
• 19:25
  Mangio and selling fucking Luigi T-shirts and shirts with Charlie
• 19:29
  Kirk dying on it. It's so heartbreaking.
• 19:33
  I'm, I'm trying to, as I'm filming this, I'm trying to not
• 19:37
  get over emotional. I'm trying to just keep a calm
• 19:42
  tone the entire time because I I could start yelling, I could
• 19:48
  start screaming, I could start getting mad into the camera.
• 19:51
  I could start bawling my fucking eyes out.
• 19:53
  I could go. Anyway, here.
• 19:55
  I mean, I, like I said, I'm feeling a range of emotions, as
• 19:57
  are most Americans. We're all, we're all pissed off,
• 20:01
  we're all upset, we're all sad, we're all, we're all feeling
• 20:05
  like we need guidance. Nick Fuentes gave a amazing
• 20:11
  monologue last night. About it, I reposted it on my
• 20:15
  YouTube channel for you guys to check out.
• 20:17
  It's going to be way more, way better put together than this
• 20:23
  one for sure. But it's important that I put
• 20:26
  this one out as well because like I said, Charlie was an
• 20:29
  important person to me. I've watched him every day since
• 20:32
  I started being political. And when I started my show, he
• 20:35
  was who inspired me to start it. You know, I wanted to model my
• 20:40
  show after things he was accomplishing and after the
• 20:46
  model he set for conservative politics of you can speak your
• 20:49
  mind, even if people aren't going to agree, you do have the
• 20:52
  ability to speak your mind and he don't have to be ostracized
• 20:56
  for it. It's really easy to be angry.
• 21:04
  It's really easy to want to. I guess I'd go pick up a gun and
• 21:08
  fight, but it's a test to forgive and it's a test we need
• 21:15
  to pass. Again, we need to act in the
• 21:17
  will of God. Everybody.
• 21:19
  I know I'm all over the place in this.
• 21:21
  But again, it's really hard to to think about all this and to
• 21:29
  speak about all this. I, I practice what I was going
• 21:33
  to say over and over again. I didn't write anything down,
• 21:36
  but as I sat in front of the camera and press record, it just
• 21:43
  feels so different. It's, it's not me sitting in
• 21:46
  front of a mirror practicing. It's me actually talking about
• 21:50
  someone who I would say was a hero to me in a lot of ways.
• 21:53
  You know, being assassinated, being taken from us all too
• 21:58
  early by pure demonic evil, the evil that we need to root out of
• 22:04
  this world. I want to talk about who the
• 22:12
  individual was. I'm not going to talk too long
• 22:14
  about it because the FBI hasn't released a ton of information
• 22:19
  and I'm sure they will release more.
• 22:20
  But Tyler Robinson was the killer when he was 22.
• 22:25
  Seemed like he did possibly have mental and social problems.
• 22:29
  A very deranged person. There are rumors that this
• 22:33
  individual could have been schizophrenic, but I'm not going
• 22:35
  to say that for sure because I want to get this reporting
• 22:38
  accurate, but I hope you get the death penalty.
• 22:43
  Tyler Robertson. One day you will meet your Maker
• 22:49
  and Creator and you will have to answer for this because I know
• 22:54
  God love Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk devoted his life to
• 22:59
  Christ. Well, I may not have agreed with
• 23:02
  him on everything. I agree with him on that.
• 23:07
  He was a more devout Christian than most people and I could
• 23:13
  never compare to the amount of knowledge he had, the way he's
• 23:17
  able to just quote biblical verses and the way he is able to
• 23:22
  use it in debates and the way he is able to reference it in his
• 23:27
  everyday life and act accordingly.
• 23:31
  He was a better man than a lot of us.
• 23:33
  And like I said, if all our neighbors were Charlie Kirk, we
• 23:35
  would live in a lot better place.
• 23:40
  My closing thoughts and remarks to all this are again, I want to
• 23:49
  encourage everybody who's thinking about acting violently,
• 23:54
  who's thinking about retaliation and revenge, Please put down
• 23:59
  your weapons, put down anything, pray, go hug your family, touch
• 24:09
  grass, take a nap, drink some water.
• 24:15
  Charlie Kirk wouldn't want that. Charlie Kirk would want us to
• 24:18
  act accordingly to how God would want us to act.
• 24:21
  Charlie Kirk would want us to use our voices, not our guns.
• 24:27
  Charlie Kirk would want us to, again, just act in the will of
• 24:32
  God. And that's what I'm encouraging
• 24:34
  everyone to do today. Charlie Kirk, a loving father
• 24:40
  and husband, was taken all too early from us at 31 years old.
• 24:44
  But we will never forget him. The young Americans who were
• 24:50
  gathered around Charlie Kirk at a student Action summit at his
• 24:53
  Turning Point USA events. The young Americans who followed
• 24:56
  him on social media. We will finish what you started.
• 25:01
  We will pick it up where you left off and we will finish what
• 25:04
  you started, Charlie Kirk. We will.
• 25:07
  He will speak out against the radical woke indoctrination of
• 25:11
  our children. We will speak out against the
• 25:14
  violence that happens and the political violence that's
• 25:17
  starting to rise. We will finish what you started,
• 25:23
  Charlie Kirk. I promise you that.
• 25:25
  That is my my promise to you. Beyond the graves.
• 25:32
  I'm heartbroken, I'm distraught, I'm angry, I'm sad.
• 25:37
  I have probably the widest range of emotions I think I've ever
• 25:42
  felt in my life. This is one of the saddest
• 25:47
  moments in my life. This is one of the saddest
• 25:51
  moments that I've been alive for in American history.
• 25:58
  I don't think America will ever be the same or I will ever be
• 26:00
  the same. But please, everybody, don't act
• 26:07
  violently, but don't back down either.
• 26:10
  Never back down, Never take a backward step.
• 26:16
  Always be ready to defend yourself and your life, but
• 26:20
  never be the aggressor. Charlie Kirk would want us to
• 26:25
  push forward and move forward. And Charlie Kirk would want us
• 26:28
  to keep speaking, keep debating, keep engaging in political
• 26:35
  discourse and engaging in politics.
• 26:37
  Who would want us to convert more people to being Christians?
• 26:41
  He'd want us to bring more peace throughout the world.
• 26:47
  Charlie Kirk, I pray for you today and I will pray for you
• 26:49
  and your family every day. This is heartbreaking.
• 27:01
  I really can't believe I'm filming this right now.
• 27:04
  I this is the most real it's felt is talking about it like
• 27:11
  this. Like I said, I haven't slept.
• 27:12
  I haven't. I've barely talked to anybody
• 27:15
  for the last few days. I'm sorry, I'm taking all these
• 27:30
  pauses. I'm just trying to gather my
• 27:33
  emotions and thoughts. I'm going to sign off.
• 27:40
  I, I don't know what else to say right now.
• 27:46
  I am, I'm overwhelmed with emotions right now.
• 27:50
  I'm overwhelmed with, like I said, just feelings of anger,
• 27:55
  sadness, every, every emotion. I think we all need to do what
• 28:03
  we can to try and be better people.
• 28:06
  We need to do what we can to communicate better.
• 28:08
  And we need to do what we can to make this country safer because
• 28:11
  right now there is a rising trend of violence that is very
• 28:15
  scary. I want to pray for everyone's
• 28:18
  safety. I want to pray for Charlie Kirk.
• 28:21
  I want to pray for Charlie Kirk's family and children.
• 28:25
  I want to pray for all Americans, politicians or not.
• 28:30
  I want to pray for their safety and please, I encourage everyone
• 28:34
  to do that too. I also want to encourage all my
• 28:37
  listeners. Go get your first communion, get
• 28:42
  baptized, get confirmed, do a confession.
• 28:47
  If you already have some of those things, go do another
• 28:49
  confession and go to Mass this Sunday.
• 28:53
  Life can end at any moment, and that was shown to us this week.
• 28:59
  Life is precious and it can end at any second unexpectedly.
• 29:06
  Go to confession, be right with God, be right in your own mind.
• 29:13
  Do what's right for America, and do what Charlie Kirk would do.
• 29:18
  I'm going to sign off today. I hope you guys do have a
• 29:21
  blessed day, a blessed weekend. I will see you guys Monday.
• 29:26
  Thank you.