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Charlie Kirk,
political powerhouse, shot dead
at Utah Valley University,
founder of Turning Point USA, probably
one of the most dominant and strongest
voices in the conservative movement.
a good man, a man of faith, a man of
values that fought for his, you know,
Christian Judeaical Judeaic values,
a man who was unwavering in his faith
and stood for the truth. And I'm over
here and I I've been praying and and
hoping and my heart, just like many of
you, I'm sure, was hoping for good news.
My heart is so heavy.
It's not often that you know you
immediately I know for myself
immediately react to something like
this. I was in the middle of addressing
everything now and calling for prayer
and and in the midst of me recording
this video. This is what happens. I feel
very sick right now.
But today is one of those moments.
Losing Charlie
is not just a hit for the conservative
world. It's a hit at America. It shows a
lot about where we are as a society
right now. The political violence.
And this is what the media creates
by its disgusting
villainization
of its political opponents
and its calling for violence and calling
people Nazis and using rhetoric
that stirs up the emotions.
of unfortunately
what appears to be a generation that is
suffering from a a mental health crisis,
which is probably due in part by
the fact that they're listening to the
media outlets
that are feeding them this nonsense
on a daily.
This was a husband. He was a man of
faith. He was a fighter
for Judeo-Christian values for the state
of Israel.
He had moral clarity.
Shot while speaking at Utah Valley
University,
a tour of uplifting and inspiration.
Let it sink in. America,
let it sink in. For Charlie, let it sink
in.
A man standing on the stage exercising
his god-given right to free speech in a
public institution of higher learning
in the United States of America. And he
was gunned down.
This happened in real time in broad
daylight.
You've seen the footage. You've seen the
joy and the rigor he had and the
excitement.
And he was just trying to do good.
And he was doing good.
and to hear this crowd scream and to
stampede the chaos, the horror. This is
so hard to watch
and to not feel a cold hand or a grip of
fear straight to the heart. This is wow.
Big fan of Charlie. And you can't you
can't watch this
with without asking yourself what has
happened to that country. What is
happening to the country?
I I hope that people wake up from this.
I genuinely hope.
But hate is being
festered and it's it has crept into
American society. on a deeper level than
what people actually
could have imagined.
These these are the days. This is the
generation of when good is called evil
and evil is called good.
This is toxic.
This is unimaginable evil
that we are dealing with here.
There is a demonic force
that is sweeping and gripping
the young people of America. Primarily
coming from mainstream media,
primarily coming from the radical left.
the whole entire fabric of the country,
everything it stood for, everything it
stands for
is falling apart by the day. And I don't
mean to sound as if there's no hope for
the future.
But all of the chaos, the this the
horror,
I want to say this very clearly.
Even though I'm hurt, I'm in pain.
There is no justification whatsoever for
political violence
whatsoever.
There is no cause
that is so righteous
or or not righteous that you believe
that it deserves a bullet.
It ain't self-defense.
What are we talking about here?
There's no opinion that is so offensive
that it should be met with blood.
America was built on the principle of us
being able to disagree. We can debate.
We can even shout at each other,
but shoot each other behind some ideas.
I disagree with your ideas, so I'mma
shoot you.
Charlie was not just some random
political figure.
He had spent his career speaking
into the culture with clarity and with
conviction and calling people back to
values that were rooted on biblical
principle,
rooted in tradition,
rooted in the Constitution.
He's a man that whether you agreed with
him or you disagreed with him, he never
backed down from the battlefield of
ideas.
And for that,
for for for daring to speak boldly
for his ideas and for his opinions, he
was targeted.
That's why he had to die.
I have to pause. I'm mish. I'm I'm I'm
I'm hurt. My heart is heavy. And I
didn't know Charlie personally.
I I'm I'm I'm I'm sad. And I would love
to say I'm angry, but I'm not I'm just
grieving and I feel sick.
I know many of you listening feel the
same way. This is not about whether you
agree with Charlie's politics.
This at this point is even beyond left
and right.
As a people, we have to still believe in
the rule of law. We have to believe in a
a civil society
and the basic dignity uh dignity of
human life.
I I
we we are
They they're busy talking about aliens
and all that being in all this invasion.
Uh we society has already been invaded.
This is a a a new different type of
thing, new different type of person. the
rhetoric and I will be very
I I have not lived on before Corona 2020
and the George Floyd and the whole world
being shut down or what I I didn't have
the internet for 12 15 years
didn't see the news I didn't see what
the weather was going to be
I cannot describe to you
that while trying to understand and
update and have to set up a studio to
work from home and set up the kids had
to go to school online the whole
everything of what came forth and to see
where the world has become I don't
recognize it
many of you who've already been in tune
you were privy to all these things thank
god I haven't seen a movie and I don't
know how long
I only hear about the horrific things
that they're doing to the movies and to
the and to everything else and I don't
mean to go make this about other things
and ideas.
But what in light of what's going on and
what happened to Charlie, oh my
goodness,
it's safe to say that we are living in a
brand new reality.
And I don't really know what that
solution is going to be.
I don't know how much
and what security measures can be taken.
But we're going to have to point this
back at mainstream media. We have to
point this back at the regative the
rhetoric
that they spew out that they dehumanize
people
who disagree with their opinions
month after month, day after day,
painting conservative voices as
fascists, as racist, as as literal
Nazis.
What do you think is going to happen?
Calling for the violence. There was a
video not too long. I couldn't even
share it on WhatsApp because they try to
censor it through WhatsApp. They censor
my WhatsApp of showing political leaders
on the left calling for allout violence
against Donald Trump publicly open in a
public square day after day, day after
day.
I pray
with everything for the comfort of
Charlie's family. I pray for the comfort
of the American people.
For those who know what we just lost,
and for those who don't know,
because even if you disagree with
Charlie, he was fighting for you as
well.
My hope is that
my hope is that with time
that the radicalization,
although the flood is is deep, the it's
in the movies, it's in the music, it's
in the it's it's become a part of the
culture, the this nonsense and rhetoric.
But my prayer and my hope is that with
time that
these young people, and I don't know
anything about the shooter, his name
should be erased and and Charlie's blood
should be avenged.
I pray that with time that these young
people
go from being youngsters without common
sense. I'm not talking about all young
people. Obviously, there's a very young
crowd there to see Charlie.
go from being people without common
sense and grow up to have some common
sense before it becomes too late
after what happened here in Jerusalem
and the heaviness and the pain and I,
you know, I had already recorded that
video and that podcast and so hopefully
it will come soon. Um, just I had to say
this right now because it hit me and it
was jolting me as well. uh hope to get
this out and I I just pray for f for his
family and um
I pray for better days not only for
America but here in Israel
and as Charlie was a fighter for the for
the cause of Israel as well I pray for
pray for the peace peace of Jerusalem
and as always as I tell my audience it's
Nim black
and uh
serve a god
or live trying.
I'm out.
