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I swear, in Cinemas, October 10. It's Tucker Carlson. I'm honored to be sitting in to host

the Charlie Kirk Show today. I was, I flew in, um, from the East Coast last night and was

thinking about what to do today for two hours. And there's all this very ugly drama swirling, uh,

around the Republican Party, the right, the memory of Charlie Kirk. And I just thought, and I've got

of course, strong opinions. I have strong opinions, but everything. And I've expressed them. But I, I thought I really need a break from that. And I just thought, and I've got, of course, strong opinions. I have strong opinions, but everything, and I've expressed them. But I thought I really need a break from that.

And I don't think that any of it reflects who Charlie was fundamentally. Who was Charlie fundamentally?

He was a Christian man. And Jesus was the center of his life. That was obvious to anyone who knew him.

It emerged in conversation immediately when you talk to him.

That's just a fact about Charlie. His life was about following Jesus, period. And so I think the best

way to explain who he was is to spend the next two hours talking about Jesus and Charlie's relationship

with him. And so I'm going to be really happy to do that.

This will be the happiest conversation about Charlie Kirk, I hope, all week. And so as I said,

I'm hosting, but I have no idea how the show works. I literally don't know, though I've done it.

But luckily, Andrew and Blake are here, who I know very well. I've actually worked with Blake for years in another life. We're both grateful to be gone from that. But Andrew is really going to be like running in and out. We have these things called breaks and you've got commercials and all that. Yeah, we've got a show to run here. Show to run. But you know what? I'm just not suited for that. But listen, we'll blow the breaks when we have to. So if you're watching on stream, if you're watching on Real America's voice, you're watching on, you know, a video platform, you'll probably be fine. We're just going to, we're just going to have fun today. Good. Well, I, with you in charge of the details, I know that that will happen. Correct. Blake, it's wonderful to see. We talked on the phone the other day. I've

been thinking about you every single day. So I hope you're holding up, and I'm grateful that you're

here. So, yeah, I want to talk about Charlie's relationship with Jesus, and I'm amazed

going. I have a whole list of thoughts or soundbites. Here, I asked for Charlie talking about God in public, and I'm just

kind of amazed what came back. I mean, there really, it was a deluge. It was unbelievable because there's

really no one in public life who talked about Jesus more than Charlie Kirk. And I'll just,

now I'm revealing one of my ugly biases, but some of the

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