Like many of you, I woke up this morning and thought maybe the anger was going to subside,

and I wouldn't have a lot of the same feelings that I felt emotionally after Charlie Kirk was assassinated on Wednesday.

But I still feel those things.

I still ache.

I'm still hurting.

I still can't believe that someone as relatively harmless and innocent as someone who doesn't even run for office, doesn't even try to gain power or influence.

Simply wanted to go educate people about his Christian faith, his family values, and his love for country.

What he believed was great for this country and help young

people find a better way to live, including getting married and having children and returning

to America to what made her so great to begin with that something so heinous like this could

happen. It's shocking. It is embarrassing. The killer is at large. We had multiple reports

and the director of the FBI saying that the suspect was in custody. Everyone they took into custody

has been confirmed to not be the killer, not be the shooter and not being looked at as the killer.

I'm hoping maybe there was a reason they did this, trying to entrap the person that actually did it.

I don't know.

This feels like something that's going to be across state lines.

They're going to have to geotrack some cars on highways, moving into other states like they did

with Mangione, the killer in New York that got away. They found several hundred miles away

by tracking a car, finding out his movements, seeing what he was doing. He was an amateur compared to

this guy. This was an unbelievably professional hit. I'm going to start with, I guess, maybe the facts of

where we are on this, interject a little bit of opinion, share with you a few stories from some

people, maybe give you a list of all the people that are going to get fired because of their comments

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