Today, Matt Wall Show, the left, is simultaneously celebrating the murder of Charlie Kirk and also claiming that he was murdered by a right winger, which is a lie. There is now no question that this was leftist, LGBT extremist violence. Not the first case, and it's not going to be the last. And we're going to talk about that today. Also, in the wake of her husband's death, Erica Kirk delivers one of the most inspiring and beautiful speeches you'll ever hear, and I want to talk about that today. Meanwhile,

some Republicans are calling for unity, but is that really what we need right now? Is it possible

even? And as left to celebrate Charlie's assassination, conservatives are giving them a dose of their

own medicine by contacting their employers and getting them fired. Does that make us cancel culture hypocrites? Well, I don't really care if it does,

honestly, but it doesn't. And I want to explain why. We're going to talk about all that and more

today on the Matwell show. A day after Charlie Kirk was assassinated while debating college students

in Utah, I said that it was important to gather as much information as possible before drawing any conclusions about culpability and before implementing the kind of crackdown on left-wing extremism in this country that for many years we've all suspected would be necessary.

Well, now, several days later, we have gathered those facts. The assassination of Charlie Kirk was unequivocally an act of LGBT terrorism.

Now, more evidence will come out soon, and that's also what I've been told personally from sources who are familiar with the FBI's investigation.

But already, the evidence is overwhelming. Charlie was murdered by a leftist who was in a relationship with a man who identifies as transgender, a man who identifies as a woman.

The shooter engraved his ammunition with messages that are commonly used by left-wing Antifa groups, calling Charlie a fascist, as well as a reference to a fetish subculture.

Days before the murder, several trans-identifying

individuals and people in their social groups posted messages on social media indicating that they

were aware that the assassination would soon take place. One of those messages read,

Charlie Kirk is coming to my college tomorrow. I really hope someone evaporates him literally.

Let's just say something big will happen

tomorrow. The account that posted that threat is now suspended from X. Another post from five days

before the shooting indicated that something big was coming soon. Then after the shooting, the author

wrote, well, that's that. And another chud bites the dust. Here's another. This one was written

on September 3rd. It begins, quote, it'd be funny if someone like Charlie Kirk got shot on September 10th.

Now, the username of the author of this post, as Cassandra McDonald of Gateway Punditon, has pointed out,

is a Talley Hall album. And coincidentally enough, the man who shot

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