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Sept. 11, 2025 - Sean Hannity Show
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Jason Chaffetz on Charlie Kirk Assassination - September 10th, Hour 3
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We have terrible news if you're just joining us.
Charlie Kirk was at an event earlier today, Utah Valley University, and he was shot.
And Charlie Kirk is now dead at the age of 31 after the shooting at this event.
Turning point USA founder, CEO.
He's been a friend of mine personally.
Very hard to take in arm, Utah.
Another friend of mine, Jason Chavitz, former congressman, was at the event today.
He joins us now, uh, Congressman.
Uh you were there.
Tell us what happened.
I mean, it was just um one of the most horrific days of my life.
I'll I'll remember it forever for all the wrong reasons because Charlie's a friend of ours.
He's Charlie, you can't be in Republican politics and not know Charlie Kirk and be friends with him.
And I had traded text messages about this event he had, and I went, but parts of my family went, and we were all there, and um it's beautiful day, it's noon, he comes out, there's about two thousand students or so in what's called the quad.
Utah Valley University is actually, even though we don't have a football team, so nobody nearly knows who they are outside of Utah, but it's our state's largest university with 40,000 some odd students.
And uh it's bigger than Brigham Young.
Yeah, by about 10,000.
Between BYU and UBU, there are but roughly a hundred thousand students, but full-time equivalent is about seventy thousand between the two.
So it's a very and I'm guessing at the event there were probably ninety-five percent of those people were younger than the age of thirty.
And exactly what Charlie Kirk and Turning Point does, which is, you know, prove me wrong, and let's have a dialogue.
I mean, Charlie, as you know, always talked about if we can't talk, then it turns to violence.
And he he answered the first question, Sean.
So he comes out, he's throwing out the hat, getting the crowd all riled up, they're chanting USA.
Um they were chanting Charlie Kirk.
And um, then he sat down as he does.
Um in doing so, the first person came to the microphone and asked him questions and challenged him about religion.
And he went very much out of his way to say, I love the LDS faith.
You know, predominant religion here in Utah is the Church of Jesus Christ, the Latter-day Saints.
He said, if you think I'm gonna say bad things about the LDS people or Mormons, I'm not gonna do that.
But we each have our own faith journey, and we each need to pray.
I believe in Jesus Christ.
And he was defending that and supporting that and saying it in a very personal way, and even though the guy was disagreeing with him, he said that's your, you know, good luck on your faith, your journey of faith.
And then the second person, about 20 minutes after the hour, or mountain time zone, twelve twenty or so, the second person came up and started asking, and he said, Charlie, do you know, and I'm paraphrasing, how many mass shootings there have been by people by transgender people.
And he was basically asking about transgender shootings and mass shootings.
And then there was a shot.
And it was a loud shot.
And I'd been around guns enough to know it was a firearm.
And it was shot.
I saw Charlie fall back and to his left.
Okay.
And um you know, now we've learned the news that he wasn't able to survive that.
But the crowd when he was shot, they all kind of ducked down.
People started screaming, and then they started running.
And um and you know what, like I said, I had family members there.
And uh three other members of her family were also there.
And it was scary.
And uh and it's sad, and it's and it and now it it also makes me mad.
It's infuriating as well.
I have all the emotions.
Jason, it's Lindy here.
Uh Sean had to step away from one moment to take a call, and I'm assuming you can understand where that call came from.
Um what you're saying is just heartbreaking.
We all knew Charlie, we were all friends with Charlie.
We also have on the line right now Buck Sexton, who was also very, very close and is very close to the Trump family and to Charlie and anybody like you said who worked in conservative politics.
I mean, we all know Charlie, and he was just larger than life.
Buck, I know we've been texting all day, we are just beyond words.
Um I'm in I'm in shock.
Um, and you know, I I understand that the country uh we you know we had we had our our president was shocked, but we knew he was he was okay right away.
You know, you you knew he raised the fist and and it was we got confirmation and Trump pulled through.
And I think for so many of us, I mean I I know for me and many people I've been texting with, we just we just thought Charlie was gonna pull through too.
Um and I I can't I I had to have many people confirm I it's still hard to believe that this happened.
It's um a dark moment for the country.
I think unfortunately uh we wake up in a different country tomorrow, Linda.
Um this is going to affect many things in our lives in deeply negative ways.
Um I I and that that's there's so many thoughts that I think running through all of our our heads.
I mean, also I t I you know, we tear up uh just thinking about Charlie's wife and his beautiful kid and the loss that they've had um because Charlie wanted to do what we all knew um he was so gifted at and so dedicated to, which was just engaging, you know.
Charlie ne you know, Charlie never threatened anybody, Charlie never crossed any lines.
Charlie was let's talk, let's discuss, and in in so many ways that's just at the uh at the heart of how our country is even able to function, and and he was winning in the best possible way.
He was winning the culture, he was winning the debate, he was leading this charge, and was such a a powerful figure in the Trump movement for for people and for young people, and you know, I would tell people that I would come across uh you know, Linda in in our work, you know, that was young people on campuses, oh you know, do you know Charlie Kirk?
And I'd be like, uh it's a yeah, oh I've known Charlie for for a decade.
It's oh I was like he was such an inspiration to them.
And and I sit here and as I'm saying all these things about him, and we're we're doing a uh a a eulogy for Charlie.
I mean, Linda, they assassinated our friend.
They assassinated our friend speaking in a college campus.
I think honestly, the thing that I feel the most afraid of and the most upset with, and I think both you and Jason would agree with this, is it feels like there's a target on everybody's back.
It feels like we're in a place where when you speak your mind on the right, they come at you and they come at you in a way that is frightening.
You know, Charlie never advocated for violence again any against anybody.
He always, always spoke with love, his faith in Jesus Christ and his opinion.
And you know what he did?
He opened the mic to hear everybody else's opinion.
I mean, I just I mean, look at you, Jason, you're there with your children.
This is something you can take Your kids to to hear open discourse and conversation instead of screaming and shouting and the Antifa nonsense that goes all over the place.
This is a place for conversation to try to understand and get to a place where we can all live a better life through Christ.
Through loving one another.
And now his poor wife, Erica, their children, both under five.
I mean, I just am I think all of us feel the same way.
Jason, you've been amazing today.
I don't know how you're doing what you're doing, having been there firsthand.
How are your children?
Here's cares.
Um, you know, they my kids, quite frankly, you know, I in politics, I get to run into some of the most interesting people in the world, you know, being in Congress, being on Fox.
Uh I got relatives, they're probably most interested in seeing Donald Trump and Charlie Kirk.
And that that's who they're excited about.
That's who that's who they want to get their picture taken with, or spend time, or even just say that they shook her hand.
And that's why he had thousands of people.
Think about this.
You have thousands of people on a Wednesday, beautiful day at noon, to do what is not taught in the classroom, which is to have a dialogue.
And as you both mentioned, the message of Charlie Kirk was look, we gotta be able to talk to each other.
If not, we're gonna it's gonna result in violence.
But I'm still emotional.
I'm still, I'm sure, in shock of it all.
But the the violence seems to go one way.
And I and I'm I'm just saying that if you have a conservative voice and you want to be able to express yourself and just live love your country and freedom.
I know that's not the case.
I know there are people on all kinds of the aisle both sides of the aisle, but I don't think when this chapter's you know written.
I I I just immediately my gut reaction again uh emotionally close to this at the moment, but do you think it's a coincidence?
Is it a guy that comes in the microphone is asking a question about transgender violence and shootings, and then a shot rings out?
I don't I don't think it's a coincidence.
And I think it's pretty sad.
What I'm frustrated with right now here in real time is the lack of communication from local law enforcement.
There was a very light footprint.
Charlie has a personal protective detail, but we're talking a handful of people, and we're talking two thousand people in a crowd in an open space with no security checks.
I mean, it's a college campus, you know, and it's Utah.
We're not used to shootings, period, let alone something in assassination like this.
And we we you could go for a long, long time and just not have a shooting in Utah County.
We just don't have it.
And so I they gotta find this shooter.
There's so many video tapes rolling.
You tell me they don't know who it is yet?
Completely agree with you.
Congressman and Buck, I know you guys are getting a lot of people calling you.
Can I bother you to stay with us through the break and for a few more words on the other side here?
Sure.
Thank you.
Sean Hannity.
Sean Hannity.
The Sean Hannity show.
Uh, we just had a a major storm hit where my studios are, and the line went down, hopefully just temporarily.
Buck Sexton is with us today.
You know, Buck, uh, we we both knew Charlie so well.
If you're just joining us today, Charlie Kirk has died at the age he was shot and killed today at a an event at Utah Valley University in a Speech that he was giving turning point USA.
This is what he did.
I mean, he built an incredible operation where thousands and thousands of kids all around the country kind of had a safe space in these indoctrination centers for the left wing.
And uh we don't know the shooter is still on the loose, the assassin is on the loose.
Um Buck, I did have an opportunity, I did talk briefly with the president.
He was pretty shaken up by it, as you would imagine.
Uh Charlie had a great relationship with President Trump, and it is uh it's just sad in every way.
He's 31 years old, was 31, two young children, wifey leaves behind, and you know, and then we have the radical left.
I just saw that, you know, J.B. Pritzker puts out on the shooting.
Political violence, unfortunately, is ramped up in this country, and I think there are people who are fomenting it in this country.
I think the president's rhetoric often ferments it.
How do you go from the death of an assassination of a 31-year-old young man whose only fault is he is a conservative?
How do you go from there to saying something like that within two hours of this young man dying?
Sean, it's sad beyond words what's happened.
It's also enraging.
Uh there is something demonic that is not just within the Democrat Party and the left in this country, but I think unfortunately we have seen his ascendant, and this has now shown us a pattern.
I mean, use that word assassin.
And that is the word we need to understand and and need to utilize here.
Charlie Kirk was my friend.
He was your friend, as you said, he was close with President Trump.
He was best friends with Dom Jr., uh, the president's son.
Um, you know, he uh uh he was winning.
Uh he was convincing, he was bringing over the youth, um, young people in America to the side of just rationality, sanity, constitutionalism, uh, being reasonable.
And and there's something deeply sick and wrong with the left.
And and I think we need you to start to understand that this is what we are up against.
Uh the the rhetoric that they use, calling Trump a Nazi and saying all these things, and therefore by extension saying people like, you know, defaming people like Charlie, uh there are maniacs out there who act on this stuff, and they think that they're getting signals.
They think that they're getting um the uh the approval of the loudest and most powerful voices in the Democrat Party.
And I I think Sean, you're talking about a rifle shot at 200 yards, the shooter is still on on the loose right now.
This was an assassination.
That is not an easy shot at 200 yards on the first shot.
This was planned out.
Um, this was someone who decided that they were going to engage in one of the worst acts of evil we have seen in American politics in in decades.
And and I I'm just in shock.
Uh, and I miss my friend, and I I feel terrible for his family.
Um I feel terrible for the uh people who were counting on Charlie, uh everyone in turning point, and and honestly, so many people across America they relied on him.
And they knew that he was there, and they knew that he was making the arguments and and fighting that good fight, and that he was stolen from us by an assassin's bullet.
We wake up Sean in a in a in a darker, uglier, scarier country tomorrow.
And I I don't know a way around that.
My own family is asking me, Well, what do we do?
I I don't have any answers.
Um, I don't think anybody does right now, but this is going to have reverberations for a long time, and it just has made it has made everything worse, and I I couldn't be more upset for Charlie for his family and and for everybody who believed in him and what he was doing and his mission.
If you think of everything that he's been so successful at doing, it's it's mind-numbing at uh again at the age of 31.
The most repulsive part of this, it's not just the J.B. Pritzkers of the world.
You know, it wasn't even an hour from the time that he was shot.
And over at MSDNC, you know, on the Katie Tur show, you know, you have Matthew Dowd, one of their political analysts, suggesting, oh, his rhetoric made him a Target of violence and hate speech inevitably led to him being shot, and and he's one of the most divisive young figures.
Why?
Because he's a conservative and he goes on a college campus and he offers a voice to people that feel that they don't have a voice on a college campus.
And then to take it a step further, ha hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, lead to hateful actions.
They are rationalizing and justifying all of this.
And this did this these comments were made before we knew he was dead.
We knew how bad it was because we had the video that showed the blood gushing from Charlie's neck.
You know, the second he was shot, and this is where the minds of some people go.
Uh we'll take a break here, we'll come back on the other side.
Buck Sexton is with us.
We'll try and get some calls in as well.
We'll get our line back up as uh we continue.
sad day for America.
Thank you.
All right, 25 now till the top of the hour, 800 941 Sean.
I know a lot of you want to weigh in on all of this.
If you're just joining us, um, I'm sure the entire country knows by now that uh turning point, USA founder, CEO, friend of the program, Charlie Kirk, was assassinated today at an event at Utah Valley uh University, uh, which is beyond surprising.
And the shooter, the assassin is at large.
President Trump, I did speak briefly with him, said the great even legendary Charlie Kirk is dead.
No one understood or had the heart of the youth of the U.S. of uh the United States of America better than Charlie.
He was loved, admired by all, especially by me.
He's no longer with us.
Melania and my sympathies go out to this beautiful his beautiful wife, Erica, his family had two young children.
Charlie, we love you.
uh...
i can't believe the shooter is still at large but he is and of course the left predictably is is going out doing the things that that they do Um let me let me don't just play how bad it got.
We didn't even know whether he had survived the assassination attempt by the time that MSDNC was saying this on the air.
And I think that's the environment we're in that that people just you can't stop with these sort of awful thoughts you have, and then saying these awful words and not expect awful actions to take place.
And that's the unfortunate environment we're in.
Charlie Kirk is a divisive figure, um, polarizing lightning rob, whatever term you want to use.
Why?
Uh well, he's one of MAGA's most prominent voices online.
He hosts a near daily podcast.
He opines on almost everything.
He's been very closely aligned with the president uh since his initial run for office in 2015-2016, and his ties to Trump really elevated his own brand.
Um he was really quite young as an activist when the president launched his initial campaign, and he has kind of ridden along with MAGA um since 2016 and Bill.
As we were just talking about a moment ago with Alan, after one of the doge uh employees was allegedly attacked in Washington, D.C., that's what Donald Trump used as uh justification to send in federal troops into Washington DC to get things under control, the carjacking situation, he used that.
And I I know it's hard to predict the future, Mark, but you can imagine the administration using this as a justification for something.
Then we have the dopey governor of Illinois, J.B. Pritzker.
Political violence, unfortunately, has ramped up in this country.
I think there are people who are fomenting it in this country.
I think the president's rhetoric often foments it.
Uh it's beyond the pale.
It's uh you know, a lot of these comments are made so cold, callous.
What did I say on this program after the president gave a speech before a joint session of Congress?
I said that Democrats couldn't stand for the family of Lake and Riley.
They couldn't stand for the family of little Jocelyn Nungarry.
They couldn't stand for a young man who had at the time had beaten cancer and became a secret service agent that night.
And I said, if if that's the point that people are at in this country, forget politics you don't have a heart, you don't have a soul, you don't have a conscience.
If this is where your mind goes when a 31-year-old, yeah, outspoken political commentator is assassinated at a university in Utah, there's something really dark, ugly, twisted, and the missing chip.
It's pretty unbelievable.
Buck Sexton is still with us of the uh Clay and Buck show and friend of the program, also a friend of Charlie Kirk.
I know this is personal for you, Buck.
You know, but I also know something else.
You know, you're scheduled to give a public speech tomorrow.
If I told you the text that I'm getting from friends and family and and associates about security and be careful, and you're getting the same thing, I'm sure.
Um Sean is this terrible assassin at 200 yards to hit somebody in the neck.
This person trained uh most likely, uh, planned this out, knew what they were doing, uh, and you know, from a from a tactical perspective, and it's still on the loose.
Um, but it there's also even beyond that, there's the reality that this is not happening.
This this horrible and tragic uh assassination of our of our friend Charlie, which is still uh I mean, it's just we're all in shock.
I mean, I've had when when Lindo was texting me about this, and we I kept saying, Linda, tell me it's not confirmed, and my hands were going numb.
And and we're sitting here, we're we're thinking about how to process this, but it didn't happen in a vacuum, Sean.
You and I know that there were there were two assassination attempts against President Trump, but there have also been many uh violent attempts.
If you were to go back, uh coming from the left, against people on the right, I think of the the shooting that happened, what in 2018?
Tried to be a m that guy tried to do a mass assassination of members of Republicans, specifically Republican and conservative members of Congress yelling this is for health care.
I mean, you and I both spoken to Senator Rand Paul about that.
He was there on that day.
Steve Scalise got hit, almost died.
Um the left has a violence problem, uh, a big one.
And it's because they say that Trump is Hitler, it's because they say that fascism is here.
Uh there is nothing like that on the right.
There's nothing that exists in our political discourse that goes anywhere near the kinds of defamatory and insane statements that they make.
And w w I think everyone's tired of it.
Sean, the the problem I'm seeing right now for a lot of people is just trying to one process the grief, but also suppress the rage.
They just assassinated one of the most important political figures on the right in this country.
I mean, take apart or take a step aside for a second.
He's your friend, he's my friend, he's friends with everybody that we know in this business.
Everybody that we know in this business.
There was nobody on the right that had any prominence in media and politics who didn't know Charlie, and everybody liked him.
And they took him out.
They took him out for a reason.
And it it's it's the the ugliest and and most upsetting thing possible to to have happened on a day like today, and they did this because they want power.
They did this because they want to subvert the movement and the trajectory of the country and what President Trump and the his supporters were seeing.
And and this this is taking the country into a place I don't know what it's like tomorrow, Sean.
I'm I everyone just texted me saying, How's your concealed how's your concealed carry piece?
You know, do you need me to loan you one?
I mean, I've got a bunch.
I know you do too, but you know, they're just worried now about who that what the next step is and and where the country goes, and they're trying to process the grief.
It's it's horrible beyond words.
I'm I am truly worried for the country.
Truly worried for the country right now.
Well, I'm gonna get ready and then we'll play for this audience.
I want to play all a lot of the anti-Trump rhetoric.
We have montages that we played.
You know, Eric Trump was on earlier, and Eric brought up the fact, you know, and somebody else brought up the fact.
Uh Eric brought it up, you know, Kathy Griffin with a decapitated head.
Go back to 2016.
Madonna, I think an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
Uh or think of uh, you know, when's the last time a president was assassinated, you know, another idiot actor making a comment.
Never mind the daily rhetoric that comes from the left.
And they don't see you know, they're the first to blame conservatives.
You know, look at Rosie O'Donnell tried to blame the Minneapolis shooting on conservatives.
There was no evidence at all that warranted that observation or those comments.
Let me play let me let me play just some of this rhetoric and and even you know, not even knowing that he had been that he was dead.
The the instinct of people is so repulsively grotesque and evil.
Listen.
Charlie Kirk is a divisive figure, um, polarizing, lightning rob, whatever term you want to use.
Why?
Uh well, he's one of MAGA's most prominent voices online.
He hosts uh in your daily podcast.
He opines on almost everything.
He's been very closely aligned with the president uh since his initial run for office in 2015, 2016, and his ties to Trump really elevated his own brand.
Um he was really quite young as an activist when the president launched his initial campaign, and he has kind of ridden along with MAGA um since 2016 and Bill.
We're ugly influential with a guy who wants to kill us.
And two are detractors that insist that this march will never add up to anything, f you.
But this is the hallmark of revolution.
Yes, I'm angry.
Yes, I am outraged.
Yes, I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
You know, I had a dream the other night about that I was playing golf with Donald Trump and I was standing beside him with a club in my hand, and I was you know, considering my options when I suddenly woke up.
You know, it was one of those dreams when you want to just get back to sleep so you can finish it.
You know?
Put Mr. Burgess up against uh Sean Hannity.
He'll tear him up.
I need you to go out and talk to your friends and talk to your neighbors.
I want you to talk to them, whether they're independent or whether they are Republican.
I want you to argue with them and get in their faces.
Press always asked me, don't I wish I were debating him?
No, I wish you were in high school, I could take him behind the gym.
That's what I wish.
What we've got to do is fight in Congress, fight in the courts, fight in the streets.
Ordinary people who simply saw what needed to be done and came together and supported those ideals who have made the difference.
They've marched, they've bled.
Yes, some of them have died.
This is hard.
Every good thing is.
We have done this before.
We can do this again.
In fact, the only thing your mouth is good for is being Vladimir Putin's holster.
Oh, Anka's gonna be our saving grace, you know, when he's about to f and nuke Finland or something.
She's gonna walk into the bedroom and you know, yeah.
Daddy, Daddy.
Don't do it, Daddy.
He's a punk, he's a dog, he's a pig, he's a con, a bullshit artist, uh mutt, he's an idiot.
He talks how he wants to punch people in the face.
Well, I'd like to punch him in the face.
We are graced with Sarah's presence tonight.
I have to say I'm a little starstruck.
I love you as Aunt Lydia and the handmaid's tale.
Hey!
So racist ass.
Why are you even out here?
Get that out of here.
Trump.
It's no longer down with Trump and Trump.
You have members of your cabinet uh that are being booed out of restaurants.
He has protests taking up at the house.
He's saying no peace, no sleep.
No kiss, no sleep.
And guess what?
We're gonna win this battle because while you try and put the Bible, Jeff Sessions and others, you really don't know the Bible.
God is on our side.
And if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant.
I mean, Buck, the rhetoric has been there.
We've all covered it.
We've discussed it in in great you know, specificity and detail, and it's almost like there's been this dehumanizing effect.
Now, I'm not saying that there aren't a few people on the right that don't say a lot of dumb stuff, but this is so beyond the pale, and it's gone on, it's almost been normalized in a way.
Do you think that kind of rhetoric has an impact on people that would be responsible for something like today?
Uh Sean, I know it does.
You know it does, and everyone with us right now knows the same that the rhetoric they use is wildly irresponsible.
Um, that it has led to a whole range of horrific uh I mean this this we're calling it an assassination.
It's also an act of terror.
Well, let's be clear.
Charlie was killed for political reasons.
This was political violence, politically motivated violence.
This was a terrorist act by an assassin.
And we've seen this in the recent uh recent uh shooting of the church in Minneapolis.
We saw this with the trans shooter in in Nashville, we've seen this, as I said, the baseball diamond in 2018, the two assassination attempts against President Trump.
This country was saved by an inch by President Trump turning his head.
I mean, saved from God knows what was going to happen.
Saved by an inch, Sean.
And today we weren't lucky.
Today we didn't have the hand of God to direct that bullet away at the last second.
And now we deal with the tragic consequences of this.
The rhetoric of the left is absolutely and let's just I don't even like necessarily making it about the it's the Democrat Party.
It's not just the left, it's it's not a fringe to you to your point.
Are there crazy?
Can you find some crazy person who says they're right wing somewhere?
Are there of course you can.
You and I, though, Sean are talking about the the editorial pages of the New York Times.
It's not in the mainstream of conservatism.
It's not.
It's on the deep, deep fringes of people that I uh whose names I probably wouldn't even know.
You know, or people that just, you know, I've I've noticed there's been an attempt to try to, you know, make certain people, you know, part of the conservative movement that are anything but conservative, anything but MAGA, anything but what a Republican stands for.
And, you know, it's a means of associating us with this madness.
I've been on the air on radio since 1987.
I've been I've been on Fox uh in early October.
It's gonna be 30 completed years on the on the Fox News channel.
Uh and you know uh this kind of rhetoric doesn't come from mainstream conservative.
We're talking about networks that do this regularly.
We're talking about newspapers that do it regularly.
You know, we're talking about uh, you know, uh the whole Democratic Party that is doing this regularly.
And uh is it the reason?
I don't know what the reason is.
Nobody, you know, evil does exist.
It does.
But this has you know been so over the top for so long, sadly, I think we've become immune to a lot of it.
Well, that's that's definitely the case, Sean, and that's the huge difference.
Um, that on our side it's it's always going to be uh a completely dishonest comparison when people say, oh, there's there's violence on the left, and you'll see a lot of this both sides.
This there's no both sides here, or rather, there should be none.
The Democrat rhetoric that you and I are talking about is from the most elevated, the most widespread and most powerful and well-funded voices in the Democratic Party.
They say that Trump is going to end this country.
They say that Trump is an existential threat.
I'm sure, I mean, I know I listened to your show, Sean.
You've had to play those clips.
How many dozens, if not hundreds of times?
Oh, Trump is a threat to democracy.
Well, those same lunatics that are saying that when they say Trump is a threat to democracy, Charlie was in many ways the right hand man for young people in MAGA.
And there was a clear, uh, a clear decision that has been made by people on the left that anything goes to destroy Trump.
We saw that with all the all the prosecutions and all the just the insanity.
With the with the two assassination attempts against Trump as well.
And now they now they've assassinated Charlie Kirk.
I I I just I they're not gonna change though, Sean.
This is the part of it.
I don't know where we go from this because at MSNBC, they're going to say, well, you know, political violence is bad, but everybody, everybody has a little bit of this going on or something.
By the way, I'm just gonna say this.
I gotta run.
Buck Sexton, you've been great.
Uh you're a dear friend.
You please be careful.
Uh, if you're just joining us, Charlie Kirk assassinated uh at Utah Valley University.
Uh we'll have more of our coverage and also coverage tonight at nine on Fox.
We'll continue.
Sean Hannity.
Is what...
That's gonna wrap things up for today.
Our love thoughts, prayers for Charlie, his wife, his children, his family.
Well, more coverage tonight at nine on Hannity.
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