I'm so honored to have our next guest here, Dr. Gadsad, who is a great friend of the show,

has been a great friend to Charlie Kirk. He is also the scholar. I want to get this title

right because he has, he's actually a new wonderful title. Dr. Gadsad Scholar at the declaration of independent center for the

study of american freedom at university of mississippi uh is also the author of a bunch of

amazing books the parasitic mind he's working on a new one i want to talk to him about that uh

dr sad welcome to the charlie kirk show and thank you for time. Oh, thank you so much for having me.

Cheers.

Yeah, well, Dr. Sadd, I want to let you start where, you know, I think it makes sense most.

And that is, you know, we haven't had you back on the show since, you know, Charlie was taken from us on September 10th.

And I just want to give you a chance to reflect on what this last month

and plus has meant to you and just let you reflect on what a loss we've all suffered.

I mean I sort of oscillated from sadness to anger only maybe I think it was maybe a month prior to the tragic day,

I had appeared on the show with Charlie.

And I've told the story before, but it's worth repeating here.

You know, I've spoken to many wonderful people, you know,

throughout my professional career,

many of whom have come on my show. I mean, really, really top people. My daughter, who's 16

years old, never asked for me to introduce her to anybody. When I was appearing on Charlie's

show this last time, she came home excitedly and said, could you please just introduce

me to Charlie? And so that kind of gives you a sense. I'm 61 years old and a fan of Charlie,

and my 16-year-old is a fan of Charlie. So it is an immeasurable tragedy, but here we are

promoting his legacy, so hopefully he lives on in all our hearts and minds.

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