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It's incredible the reaction.

I've spoken to a lot of young people and how they've been

impacted at this political assassination of charlie kirk and i said this earlier in the week

and last week that you know in all the years i've been doing this my kids only wanted to meet

two people of all the people that i've interviewed all the the people that I know, although they do like professional athletes, especially my son, but the two people politically were President Trump and Charlie Kirk.

And my son did get to meet and spend time with Charlie and meant a lot to him.

And I wanted to bring back to the program to young people that have been on before.

Isabel Brown and Catalina Lauf, they'll join us in a second.

I saw that Isabelle actually put out thinking back to last week, I am so moved by the fact that much of his quiet free time in the

green room with me, you know, he was talking about heaven. As people of faith, we know that death

is, you know, something that, I can't actually read this as I can't see it all, but when someone

is pure and robbed of life

so prematurely, but I rejoice in prayer today that even though, you know, we've lost Charlie,

he's more alive than we are in a fullness of our Savior and his anchor in heaven, which I thought

was extremely eloquent and beautifully written. One of the things that

really stood out to me is Charlie would go into these hostile environments on college campuses,

knowing that they're hostile environments, and he'd take on all comers. He did it cheerfully,

did it with a smile on his face. He'd be called every name in the book. You're a Nazi.

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