I haven't even been publicly trans for 72 hours and I'm already getting so much hate.
I just want to hoop with my girls in my feminine era! Why can't y'all be happy for me? 💅🏽
Hasan Piker @hasanthehun is a pathological Muslim liar who, like I said, ran his mouth too much, and now every candidate he campaigned with is rightfully getting tarred by his “America Deserved 9/11” comments.
He claims he doesn’t stand by what he said, but one look at his studio proves that’s a lie.
Hasan, why do you have a framed copy of the newspaper from 9/12 that shows the World Trade Center on fire after Muslims flew planes into the building and murdered 3,000 Amercians?
Do you seriously have a 9/11 newspaper framed in your studio like a piece of artwork to remember and glorify Islamic terrorism?
Every candidate who campaigns with Piker should be forced to drop out.
Shut our government down and America loses.
2 MILLION Pennsylvanians depend on SNAP to feed their families.
For me, it’s hungry Americans over party.
Paying our military over party.
Paying Capitol Police and federal workers over party.
I choose country over party.
As a Black man, it hurts my soul to see people call Charlie Kirk a racist. I knew him personally and I can tell you, he was nothing but kind to me. Charlie never looked at me as a color, he looked at me as a friend, as a brother.
He went out of his way to help me, to open doors for me, to make sure I had opportunities I didn’t even ask for. That’s who he was, just generous, thoughtful, and loyal.
To hear people smear his name with lies is painful, because I knew the real Charlie. He wasn’t about division, he was about lifting people up, no matter where they came from or what they looked like.
And honestly, this all still feels unreal. I still cry, It’s hard to accept that he’s gone. A man who gave so much, who inspired so many, taken from us too soon.
Charlie Kirk was more than a leader , he was a husband, father , friend to many of us and a true American patriot.
Heavenly Father, Today we lift up the millions of hearts grieving together as one family. Lord, so many looked up to Charlie Kirk - not just as a leader, but as a brother, a friend, and a voice of courage in times when truth was under attack.
Father, we thank You for the countless lives Charlie inspired. We thank You for every young man and woman who found boldness in their faith, direction in their calling, and hope for this nation because of his words and his witness. Though many never met him face to face, millions loved him deeply, and respected the strength of character You placed within him.
Lord, this loss feels like a death in the family for so many across this country and beyond. We ask You to comfort every heart that is broken, every supporter who feels lost, and every friend who now feels an empty space. Wrap them in Your peace, remind them that Charlie’s impact does not end here, and strengthen them to carry forward the torch of truth and courage he lit.
May the seeds he planted in the lives of millions continue to grow and bear fruit. May his legacy not fade, but instead multiply through those who choose to live with the same boldness, faith, and conviction.
We pray that You turn this pain into purpose, that You remind all of us that though Charlie’s earthly race is finished, his influence lives on through every person who was moved by his example.
Father, be near to his family, his friends, his followers, and his community. Bind us together in love, and help us remember that through You, death is not the end—it is a doorway to eternal life.
In Jesus’ name we pray,
Amen.