Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dillon show.

We have an interview this episode with Max Blumenthal, who wrote an article in the gray zone,

with Trump insiders talking about where Charlie Kirk was mentally in the last few weeks and months of his life and the things he was

feeling and the pressure he was under. I didn't know Charlie. I never met him. I knew people that

knew him well. Everybody liked him, both people I know on the Democratic side liked him and people

on the Republican side obviously liked him.

But, you know, that was one of the most disturbing things I had ever seen in my life.

The man is a husband, a father.

Even if he wasn't, he's a human being.

He's sitting there.

He's engaging in conversations with people,

and he was brutally murdered in front of his wife and children.

I'm not a sanctimonious guy.

I dressed up as a dead healthcare CEO on Netflix.

I'm not someone who is out there being a purveyor of good taste,

but I just don't understand how after witnessing that murder,

you could be gleefully celebrating this attack.

I think you're at a very bad place spiritually, you know, in your life,

if you're celebrating the murder of a person like that.

I mean, again, this wasn't, you know, a lot of what I do on the program,

we make fun of the news, we make fun of what's happening, a lot of it's dark comedy.

So I don't go out there and police people's reactions or tell them what to say.

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