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JD Vance to Guest Host The Charlie Kirk Show in Tribute to Slain Conservative Christian Leader

The conservative movement is in mourning — and in outrage — after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a man who gave his life to defending truth, freedom, and America’s youth from the leftist stranglehold on our institutions.

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Vice President JD Vance, one of Kirk’s closest friends, announced late Sunday that he will guest host The Charlie Kirk Show today at 12:00 p.m. ET, a symbolic act of remembrance and defiance in the face of political violence.


“Tomorrow, I will have the honor of hosting the Charlie Kirk Show. Please join me as I pay tribute to my friend,” Vance wrote on X.

Kirk, just 31 years old, was gunned down Wednesday while addressing students at Utah Valley University. The suspect is in custody, but the motive remains unclear. Many conservatives fear what the mainstream media refuses to say aloud: Kirk was targeted not just as a man, but as a voice for millions who dare to challenge progressive orthodoxy.


The bond between JD Vance and Charlie Kirk began in 2017, after Vance’s breakout appearance on Tucker Carlson Tonight. Kirk immediately reached out — not for politics, but for fellowship. From that moment, the two forged a brotherhood rooted in a shared mission: saving America from decline.


Kirk played a pivotal role in Vance’s rise, introducing him to donors, strategists, and even Donald Trump Jr., building the foundation that would carry Vance to the Senate and later the Vice Presidency.


“Charlie was a true friend. The kind of guy you could say something to and know it would always stay with him,” Vance said, adding that Kirk’s loyalty and faith were unmatched.

The moment tragedy struck, Vance canceled his scheduled participation at the 9/11 memorial in New York and flew with Second Lady Usha Vance to Utah. Together, they stood by Erika Kirk and her family.


In a deeply moving image that has already spread across conservative circles, JD Vance personally helped carry Kirk’s casket alongside military personnel. That image — a sitting Vice President carrying the body of a slain conservative leader — will remain an enduring symbol of sacrifice, loyalty, and the cost of standing for truth in an age of hostility.


For decades, the Left has sought to silence conservative voices, whether through censorship, smear campaigns, or institutional exclusion. But now, conservatives are asking: Has the violence escalated?


The media will call this tragedy “senseless.” But those who knew Charlie Kirk, and those who know the venom with which conservatives are treated in this country, understand there was nothing random about this. Kirk was assassinated for daring to speak boldly, for refusing to bend the knee to the progressive establishment.


Charlie Kirk built Turning Point USA into one of the most influential conservative organizations in the nation, inspiring millions of young Americans to stand tall against the cultural tide. His work reshaped the future of the conservative movement.


And now, in his absence, leaders like JD Vance are carrying the torch forward. By stepping behind Kirk’s microphone today, Vance is sending a message not only to Kirk’s supporters but also to his opponents:


Charlie’s voice will not be silenced. His mission will not be buried. His legacy will not be assassinated.


The conservative movement is grieving. But it is also uniting, galvanized by the memory of a man who gave everything — even his life — to the cause of truth and liberty.


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