‘Charming, earnest, trusted’: Charlie Kirk’s colleagues, friends reflect on an extraordinary American life

A friend and colleague who turned around later, Charlie Kirk, founder of the United StatesCharlie Kirk: Original American. ”

The plan weaves anecdotes in Kirk’s own words, including his narrative of what happened when he dreamed of going to pastry at the age of 18.

“I remember that summer of 2012, I had no money, no contact, and no idea what I was doing,” Kirk said in a 2018 interview. “But I have the ruthless energy and vision, and I am willing to take risks. It’s only possible in the United States.”

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Kirk is a married father, Assassinated on September 10 While talking to students at Utah Valley University.

He praised his sense of “isolation” in high school, which inspired him to create a conservative nonprofit to connect like-minded students and he was popular for debating students on campuses across the country.

“When Charlie started it, it was never about following, going on TV or performing,” Outkick host Tomi Lahren said. “What he wanted most was that he just wanted to spread the message.”

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The Fox News host will praise Kirk for his influence in educating college students as a theoretically one of the most influential professors in the United States.

“If we were now surveyed by 17, 18, 19, 20-year-olds on college campuses and asked them that they were the most influential people in their education, I might say Charlie Kirk Against any professor,” Cain said.

Kirk’s influence attracted voters of all ages, late businessman and Republican donor Foster Friess, described what the U.S. turning point meant to him.

“What does the turning point mean to me, these young people love America, people on the left, I don’t think they really think about all of these investments – the soldiers are dead, the sailors are dead, all of these people who make our country a reality.”

Kirk’s friends discovered different ways of wisdom and agreed to the “core” of his life.

“Charlie lives his spirit,” Fox News host Laura Ingraham said. “’If my actions and my words end up being unhappy with my creator, I wouldn’t succeed.’”

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Evangelical leader pastor Jack Hibbs called Kirk “one of the greatest examples of man and Americans”, but “most importantly” is Christian.

Outkick host Riley Gaines said people like Kirk “turned up” her “black change” her, making her aware of the “value of being a patriot” and Christians.

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“He gave me some insight into the freedom we have in America,” Gaines said.

Jason Chaffetz, a Fox News contributor who witnessed Kirk’s assassination, shares a heartfelt message Kirk’s widow Erika and their two little kidspointing out his “admirable” attitude towards him.

“When they grew up, they could only watch their father in the video, they would watch daddy for the rest of their lives at UVU, but I hope his wife and my wife know that his first question was about his religion,” Chafez said.

“He said, ‘Look, I don’t want everyone to agree with me. We are all on our own journey of faith.”

“He loves young people and wants to help young people, and he shouldn’t get that,” Donald Trump told Fox & Friends after the assassination of Donald Trump. “He is indeed a good guy.”

In 2018, Kirk described the U.S. turning point as a think tank, but a “chariot” that will fight against the “cultural war.”

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“Whether we are going to go on the path of socialism or we accept the basic principles of free market capitalism and smaller government, our generation will make a big decision,” Kirk warned. “I know I will fight every ounce of what I have to save the greatest country of all time.”

Fox Nation subscribers can stream “Charlie Kirk: Original in the United States” on September 14.