This is an IHeart podcast.

This is the Jesse Kelly show.

It is the Jesse Kelly show. and as you can tell, the opening is a little different than it normally

is every single other day.

Yes, it is me, I swear, I'm here, and this is a tough day, isn't it?

I'm sure you know what we're about to discuss.

We're about to discuss the violence, the assassination of Charlie Kirk earlier today.

31 years old leaves behind a wife, two kids.

We're going to discuss what is happening,

why it is happening, what we need to do. I know how angry you are right now. And by the way,

I'm not going to spend all three hours on this. It's too much. You don't need it. I don't need it. We're even going to do our crappiest country

in the world tournament next hour. We're going to take a minute. We're going to laugh. We're

going to talk about other things, of course. But I mean, I have all your emails. I have all

text messages from my friend, from my wife, from everybody who's sickened and heartbroken.

In case you've been busy, you haven't been following the news.

Charlie Kirk is one of the big, big voices on the right and has been.

His organization is called Turning Point and

what he's done. He's done many things, but the real thing Turning Point has done is they

have made a home on college campuses for years across the country. They've made a home on college campuses,

and it wasn't just Charlie's sending out minions to go do it. Charlie Kirk himself would go

to these college campuses and debate people, not shame them, debate people.

And you could show up and you could, if you were the most right-wing person, left-wing

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