My speech from Harvard... Last week despite multiple threats and a UC Irvine lecture insinuating it would be funny for someone to assassinate me before 9/10, I delivered my speech at Harvard.
Over two years I've exposed more fraud and corruption than nearly any individual or journalist. From the Learing Centers, the open-border/migrant crisis, and now California's political fraud empire targeting me.
The media and specifically the far-left have tried everything to debunk or discredit my work, distort and lie about who I am but the truth is I and my work are a product of years of hard work, consistency, and a dedication to showing the truth. I hope you enjoy my speech.
Charlie once said we should be building two statues for every statue that they tear down. His instinct was always to build, not to destroy.
They thought a bullet would silence my husband’s voice but it only made it louder. They think spray paint can obscure his legacy, but it will only spread it further. Every attempt to tear down what Charlie built makes us root deeper and work even harder.
And if you think crossing out the name of Jesus Christ will silence Christians, history has already proved you wrong. We know what it costs to stand firm for Christ and we will stand anyway. God will not be mocked.
We’ll put His name right back where it belongs, clean up the mess, restore Charlie's statue, and keep building.
We will never give up and never surrender.
@nicksortor@ScottPresler@realDonaldTrump please PROVIDE SECURITY FOR S COTT PRESLER, NICK SHIRLEY AND NICK SORTER who are fighting so hard for this country! @ni ckshirleyy
@ScottPresler It’s a little demoralizing to see the lack of action against those threatening our lives every single day. Particularly the threats from Antifa-linked groups.
But we’ve gotta keep fighting.
Godspeed, Scott.
Writing my Last Will & Testament.
With the threats I’ve been receiving in my own state, I would rather be prepared.
I’m not stopping, nor slowing down, & I won’t let anything inhibit me from continuing this work.
If anything ever happens, please make the SAVE America Act your number 1 priority.
For all the things that divide us, grief is a universal language and a defining part of the human experience. At some point, every one of us will love someone we have to say an earthly goodbye to.
I am still learning how to walk through each day carrying the grief I feel for my Charlie. Some days I have a vague understanding of God’s plan, others I don’t, but I trust Him completely. He is my only strength. I also know grief can be lonely, and sometimes hearing someone else put words to it makes us feel a little less alone.
I wrote this for anyone who has lost someone they love, anyone sitting in grief now, and anyone who someday will.
Suffering does not get the final word.
Only God does.
My reflections on grief, one year later: https://t.co/ThORDA17Mi
One year ago today, a 31 year old husband and father sat down under a tent on a college campus, picked up a microphone, and invited the people who disagreed with him to come and have a conversation, it would start a discussion that he would never get to finish.
That is the part I keep coming back to. Not the politics. The tent. The microphone. The line of students waiting for their turn to tell him he was wrong.
That is the most American thing I can picture. And a man was killed doing it.
You did not have to agree with Charlie Kirk. Plenty of people didn't, and he wanted it that way. He built his whole life around the idea that you beat a bad argument with a better one. Not with a threat. Not with a bullet.
Erika lost her husband that day. Two small children lost their father. No election, no policy, no argument in this country is worth that. Not one.
And here is what worries me a year later. I talk to people every week who have started keeping their mouths shut. Neighbors who won't put up a sign. Folks who won't say what they actually think at work, at church, at a cookout. They are not confused about what they believe. They are just scared of what it might cost them.
That is how a free country stops being free. Not all at once. Quietly, one person at a time deciding it is safer to say nothing.
So today I am praying for Erika and those kids, and I am asking you to do one small thing in Charlie's memory.
Say the thing you believe. Out loud. To someone who disagrees with you. And then do the harder part, which is standing there and listening to their answer.
That was his whole point.
Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk. We are a better America because of your leadership.
October 14, 1993
September 10, 2025
One year ago, America lost a fearless voice for faith and freedom.
Charlie Kirk stood boldly for truth and inspired so many of us to do the same.
I miss my friend, and I’ll honor him by never backing down.
May God bless Erika and the Kirk family. Charlie will never be forgotten.
“…until Heaven.”
That’s all Erika Kirk posted yesterday.
A black-and-white photo from their wedding day. Two hands locked together. One year after Charlie was assassinated while speaking to students at Utah Valley University.
No speech. No camera. Just a wife, two little kids, and a promise that death does not get the last word.
The student who debated Charlie minutes before the shot said it best:
“One thing I think we agreed the most on is belief in having a conversation… If we think that policies are dangerous, we have to kill each other, it seems like the inevitable conclusion is everyone has to die until the last man standing. And that is not a world I want to live in.”
That was Charlie’s whole life. Prove me wrong. Talk. Don’t murder.
Turning Point unveiled a statue.
Utah declared September 10 Charlie Kirk Day.
Vice President Vance spoke straight to those two children:
“Though they may not appreciate it today, history will record that your father was a great man.”
Charlie left behind a wife who still says until Heaven.
Two kids who will one day understand what their dad stood for.
And a country that is still arguing about whether conversation is allowed.
Never forget him.
Never surrender the conversation he died defending.
The usual suspects are spewing another lie this morning that "Erika skipped Charlie’s memorial to attend the RNC."
False.
Erika was not at the RNC yesterday. She spent the day privately with her children, family, and close friends. It was widely reported, but who needs facts when you can just make things up online. (Also it's none of their damn business how she chooses to mark the first anniversary of her husband's murder.)
This is just the latest in the bizarre alliance and coordination between former right wingers and leftists who shill the same anti-Erika and TPUSA talking points.
Now, one of them has finally admitted it.
The Horseshoe People are an op, folks. Don't fall for it.
Turns out people don’t want the man who’s responsible for the state that’s…
#1 in homelessness
#1 in gas prices
#1 in funding for illegal immigrants
#1 in NGOs
#1 in fraud
All of this while receiving the most amount of tax dollars from its citizens
30% of Christians are NOT registered to vote.
Faith is good, but faith without works is dead.
If every Christian in America voted, we would transform our country for the better overnight.