Tonight, tens of thousands gather to honor the life of Charlie Kirk, nearly two weeks after he was assassinated.

President Trump, the vice president, most of the cabinet, joining a stadium of supporters to remember the conservative activist.

Charlie, my brother, we love you, we miss you, And we will not let you down.

The message from Charlie Kirk's widow, Erica, the reunion between the president and Elon Musk, plus the FBI director's new update on the investigation.

Kirk's death also setting off new questions over free speech and the spotlight ahead on the future of Jimmy Kimmel's

now suspended show. The new pressure President Trump is putting on his attorney general to take

new action against his political rivals. And the latest on an undercover investigation involving

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take it over what it means for millions of users. This season's dilemma for some Buffalo Bills fans

to cross the border or not to see their favorite team play why what's happening in Washington is

testing their loyalty. And there is good news tonight about this boy's selfless

act that doctors say saved his father's life. This is NBC Nightly News with Hallie Jackson.

Good evening. We begin tonight with the massive memorial service for Charlie Kirk. Tens of

thousands of people packing an Arizona Stadium to honor the life of the conservative activist who was assassinated less than two weeks ago in Utah.

President Trump speaking right now at an event that is part commemoration and part call to action with the who's who of the MAGA faithful looking to galvanize a generation of

conservatives in Kirk's name. His killing, setting off a series of new questions and new concerns

reverberating tonight well beyond Arizona about the future of free speech in America.

We have team coverage tonight, starting with Garrett Hake in Glendale. Garrett, good evening.

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