The Charlie Kirk Show

What did Charlie think should happen to someone who committed murder? What did he think of Christian speculation on the end times? What was his last word on immigration, abortion, and the surge of anti-Semitism online?

In one of his last speeches speeches and Q&As, Charlie joined Alex McFarland in North Myrtle Beach to talk about what kind of country conservatives should look to build and what kind of life they should live knowing it could end at any moment.

Tim Pool is broadcasting from Arizona this week, so the Timcast IRL crew joins Thoughtcrime for a discussion of the SPLC, the death penalty, and the most important thing of all, sombrero memes.

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Even as a teenager, Charlie possessed a powerful drive to change the world. In an interview recorded 13 years ago and never before seen on The Charlie Kirk Show, an 18-year-old Charlie explains why Turning Point USA is needed, what indoctrination is being taught in schools, and how to wake up the next generation. It's the some of the first public statements by the young man who would change the world.

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Officer Brandon Tatum is the latest longtime friend of Charlie to join the team in-studio. They discuss a gross groomer show released by Netflix and created by someone celebrating Charlie's murder, as well as the continued gross efforts to smear Charlie as a bigot. Nick Cocca and Chris Gaffrey lay out the dramatic expansion of Turning Point and Club America chapters that will be coming to almost every high school and college in America. Blake, Andrew, and Danny expose some dangerously close calls with the Secret Service that could place Trump's life at risk.

The Anti-Defamation League is finally ending its defamation of Charlie, with its new announcement that it is getting rid of the page listing TPUSA as a hate group. Show guest Tim Pool reacts and discusses how far "cancel culture" should go with punishing those who celebrate Charlie's death. The show staff debates the merits of far-left radical Bad Bunny as the Super Bowl halftime performer.

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Borders are biblical, and one of Charlie's top political causes was making sure America has one. Steve Deace and border czar Tom Homan join the show to talk about the arrested illegal who became superintendent of Des Moines public schools, as well as the ongoing uprising against ICE activities in the Portland area. Blake and Andrew show some of Charlie's most important words regarding the immigration issue. Deace also discusses Charlie's views on Israel and the newly-published letter he sent to Netanyahu last May.

Charlie's greatest wish was to see a grand revival of faith in America, and after his martyrdom the seeds of that revival are sprouting. Pastors Mark Driscoll and Josh McPherson join to talk about how that revival can be nurtured for the long haul.

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The Charlie Kirk Show staff take an hour of questions live from CK Exclusives subscribers, including:

-What ways has God's help surprised the TCKS team in the days and weeks since the tragedy of Charlie's loss?

-What were Charlie's favorite books and personal mentors?

-What are Turning Point Action's key areas of focus in the 2026 mid-terms?

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In December of 2023, Charlie gave one of his most powerful messages ever, the one his wife Erika recalled at his memorial two years later. In his speech, Charlie declared his total submission to God's will and boldly proclaimed the words from Isaiah: "Here I am, Lord. Send me." His message to believers and non believers alike is now more important than ever.

The pursuit of Thoughtcrime continues as Tyler, Jack, Andrew, and Blake react to the breaking news of James Comey's indictment. They tie the prosecution to the DOJ's potential plans for going after Antifa, then discuss the admin's anti-Tylenol warnings and the hysterical Reddit meltdown after a Cubs player attended Charlie's memorial.

Erika Kirk joins the program to share memories of her husband as well as a crucial message: The things her husband built, including his vast online presence, are not going away and will not be destroyed by an assassin's bullet. Plus, Mikey McCoy and Blake Neff share never-before-seen footage of their trip with Charlie to Asia, a bucket list item he was able to cross off just before he passed.

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After Charlie's murder, the left conjured up endless clips and quotes to justify celebrating his death rather than condemning it. Now, Blake, Andrew, Tyler, and Jack team up to go through these attacks one by one, debunking vile lies and providing badly-needed context. It's the ammunition all Charlie fans will need to shut down smears once and for all.

One reason Charlie was such a remarkable man was that he could speak on equal terms to both ordinary people and the most powerful figures in the land — and as a result, both came to love and respect him. At Sunday's memorial, top members of the Trump Administration, from Stephen Miller and Sergio Gor to Marco Rubio and RFK Jr, lined up to both pay him tribute and explain how the Administration will avenge his death and honor his memory. Tucker Carlson and Donald Trump Jr. memorialize their friend as well.

Charlie's death wasn't just a tragedy in America. Christians and national patriots all around the world are mourning the loss of a man who has become a global icon to free speech and courage. Charlie's friend Dr. James Orr of Cambridge talks about the reaction in Britain, a country Charlie badly wanted to save, and they dive into the free speech debates that have erupted around the world. Tom Homan updates on a new left-wing terror attack against ICE.

Charlie was the head of many enterprises: TPUSA, Turning Point Action, and this very show. But Charlie didn't have employees — he had friends. On Sunday, those friends lined up one after another to testify to his endless drive, passionate faith, and invincible courage that made him into an American hero. It's Charlie, remembered by those who knew him best.

Vice President JD Vance was one of Charlie's closest friends and may have known him better than anyone else in Washington. In his speech at Charlie's memorial service, Vance explains how Charlie's belief in the Gospel turned him into a great leader, a great visionary, and a great American. He talks about how Charlie's example has inspired Vance to speak more about Christ in the past two weeks than in his entire life previously. Most of all, he speaks to how Charlie's death will only make his life, words, and faith endure forever.

For years Allie Beth Stuckey was one of Charlie's favorite guests to discuss the present state of the American church. Now, Allie guest hosts the show to take a close look at the spiritual awakening Charlie built throughout his life and unleashed worldwide with his martyrdom. Kirk Cameron and Costi Hann join, as well as Jaclyn Briand, who shares her journey to Christianity via Charlie's legacy.

Charlie was a master builder, a warrior for faith and for the truth, a coalition-forger who brought together MAGA and MAHA. On Sunday night, Donald Trump paid a tremendous tribute to his fallen friend, celebrating the life of a great man who never gave up, never abandoned open dialogue, and always gave more to people than he asked of them.

In one of the most beautiful and powerful statements of Christian witness ever given Mrs. Erika Kirk told the world all about her husband: The issues he fought for, the faith he died for, and how she will fight for his immortal legacy. It is a speech that will go down as one of the most emotional and impactful in both American and world history.

Charlie dreamed of filling an entire stadium for a revival-style event. And on Sunday, it happened. The great and powerful joined the masses to celebrate Charlie and celebrate Christ. Benny Johnson, Nick Sortor, Cliff Maloney, and Turning Point event icon "Brick Suit" join to reflect on what will go down as one of the most iconic moments in American history.