To the arena, you saw the crowds outside waiting from midnight on worshiping outdoors.

It's amazing. And Andrew Colvitt, the executive producer of the Charlie Kirk Show, told me that the level of press inquiries they have gotten about this event exceed that of the Super Bowl.

So we're looking at 60,000 people, but this is reaching millions across the world.

You keep citing Erica Kirk's New York Times interview, and I read a portion of it that really just hit me in the gut.

She says, thy will be done. I surrender to it. Do I like it? No. That was the love of my life, my soul made, my best friend. But God's

plan is always greater than ours. If she can say that in a moment witnessing her husband be

assassinated publicly and still say you will be done, who are we not to be able to say that

this morning? And this New York Times piece ends with her saying she's asked about the death penalty for this

heinous assassin. And she says, I'll let authorities deal with that. And she expresses such

kind-hearted, almost forgiveness, which is incomprehensible from a 36-year-old woman who has lost her husband to say

and surrender to God's plan. That's a kind of strength I would only hope to have. She's amazing.

It's truly amazing. Let's bring in some of our Fox News contributors. Tommy Laron is here in studio.

Kaylee McGee White. Ladies, thank y'all so much for coming in studio.

Tommy, I want to start with you.

I think one of the things that's missed in the Charlie Kirk's assassination is many people

had disagreements, but he enjoyed the debate.

And it seems like that was suppressed in this moment.

It was suppressed.

Right.

Well, like you have known Charlie for over a decade, and Charlie loved to have the dialogue

and have the discussion.

And I think that the joy that he had in having those discussions, you know, there are

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