Just days after Charlie Kirk's passing, Allie Beth Stuckey carried his torch by appearing on Jubilee's Surrounded,

where she defended traditional Christianity while debating 20 liberal Christians.

The video earned over a million views almost immediately, with viewers from both sides praising her performance.

Allie joins us today to discuss that experience, Christian Revival, and Taylor Swift.

I'm Georgia Howe, and this is a weekend edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now to discuss her latest appearance on Jubilee is Ali Beth Stucky.

Allie, thanks for coming on.

Yeah, thank you for having me.

So first off, I saw your Instagram post about your Jubilee Surrounded episode and then multiple people have told me that it was great and I haven't seen it yet, but I'm eager to. I want to hear about your experience on your side of it. What was your general expectation going in and what was your feeling coming out?

I was so excited when the opportunity presented itself, but this debate was scheduled for just a few

days after Charlie was murdered. And I have to say like one of the last places I wanted to be in

that moment was surrounded by liberals considering everything

that had happened.

And I thought about canceling.

I thought about canceling a lot of things after Charlie was murdered.

But this was one of the last real conversations that Charlie and I had about this Jubilee

debate.

He was so excited for me because he had done one.

And he loves debating. Everyone knows how skilled he is at that. And he had so many tips for me. He sent me like

20 texts in a row. But the most meaningful one was, anyway, I've been thinking about and praying

about this moment a lot for you. And when I went back and I looked at his text like,

you know, hundreds of his friends have after Charlie died, he just had so much encouragement

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