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Well, one of the biggest pieces of news from this past week was the massive memorial service for Charlie Kirk on Sunday.

Truly, one of the biggest events I've ever seen, not only in person, but in the sheer volume of people who watched it around the country

and around the world. And of course, it's Thursday. So a lot of people in the intervening days have

already recapped the major highlights. I'm sure you've already seen them. But there are a couple

of points, both political and spiritual, that I think are really important to address. On the political

front, I saw a very interesting and insightful tweet this week, or ex post,

from Aaron O'Kelly, who said, quote, today was the first time I have seen Trump eclipsed by the

movement that surrounds him. He wasn't the focus, nor did he give the most memorable speech among those

given. Maga is much bigger than Trump, and it will endure after him. That is undeniably true.

Trump was one of many speakers at the event, both people who are staffers for Charlie Kirk or

TPSA, cabinet secretaries, Erica Kirk, J.D. Vance, political pundits. There were many, many speakers.

As the president, Donald Trump, was the last one to

speak at the memorial that was some five hours long or more. And his speech was very Trumpy.

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