Vice President JD Vance will host the Charlie Kirk Show live from the White House this afternoon, five days after the 31-year-old Turning Point USA founder’s tragic passing.

Charlie was assassinated by a leftwing terrorist, later identified as 22-year-old Tyler Robinson, during a speaking event at Utah Valley University last Wednesday. The shooter was revealed by law enforcement to have engraved his ammunition casings with Antifa and transgender slogans.

After a 33-hour manhunt, Robinson was turned over to the authorities. It was later revealed that Robinson lived with his romantic partner, Lance Twiggs, a male who was transitioning to a female. Some in pro-trans online circles appeared to have advanced knowledge of the plot and later celebrated the horrific murder, The Gateway Pundit reported.

Vance announced on Sunday that he will guest host a special edition of the Charlie Kirk Show on Monday.

“Please join me as I pay tribute to my friend,” the Vice President said on social media, calling it an “honor.”

Vice President JD Vance to Host ‘The Charlie Kirk Show’ from the White House on Monday

Vance and President Trump have spoken out on the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

The President released a powerful video statement on Wednesday, remembering the life of Charlie Kirk, calling him a "martyr for truth and freedom" and condemning the wave of “radical left political violence” in America. "Charlie was a patriot who devoted his life to the cause of open debate and the country that he loved so much—the United States of America," Trump said, describing the day of his death as a "dark moment for America."

He added, "Charlie was also a man of deep, deep faith. And we take comfort in the knowledge that he is now at peace with God in heaven."

Trump further announced on Thursday that he will award Charlie a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom, calling him “a giant of his generation, a champion of liberty and an inspiration to millions and millions of people.”

Vice President Vance shared a heartfelt tribute to Kirk and his legacy, telling the story of how he came to know Charlie personally and praising him for his help in winning his race for Senate and advocating for a him to be chosen to serve as Vice President. "He wasn't just a thinker, he was a doer, turning big ideas into bigger events with thousands of activists," Vance said of his skillful and powerful leadership and ability to change minds. "He exemplified a foundational virtue of our Republic: the willingness to speak openly and debate ideas."

Both are expected to attend Kirk's funeral in Phoenix, Arizona on Sunday.

The stream is scheduled to begin at 12 pm ET.

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Much has been said about Charlie Kirk’s political and cultural stances. Both have brought cheers from conservatives and attacks from leftists. But it’s his unwavering, unapologetic, and constant invocation of the Bible that has drawn the real impact of his assassination.

On one side, we see the hideous demons manifesting in words and actions across the nation. They aren’t necessarily rising. They’re just coming out of the shadows, growing bolder as they leave their abyss. On the other side, we have a noticeable rise in faith. Christians who had abandoned the church for whatever reason are going back. Those who had not been Christians before are embracing Jesus Christ.

The battle lines have been drawn. On today’s episode of Patriot TV Premieres on The Gateway Pundit, host JD Rucker goes through a portion of the whirlwind of events that have been unfolding since an evil assassin stole Charlie Kirk from this world.

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An 18-year-old Texas Tech University student named Camryn Giselle Booker was arrested after she was caught on video harassing mourners at a vigil for slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The unhinged lunatic reportedly shoved an elderly veteran and a young mother with her child.

Booker jumped around, yelling vile taunts like “F–k y’all homie dead, he got shot in the head,” directly at people paying tribute to the Turning Point USA founder.

The incident unfolded at Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas.

Booker confronts a man wearing a Make America Great Again hat, who replies, “Evil is real, people, and it kind of looks like that.”

The man asks Booker why she is being so hateful, to which she repeats the question back.

She begins filming him, and he informs her that he wants to be left alone.

Another person tells the woman that she is being “too emotional,” which causes her to erupt in anger.

“I’m not being emotional, ma’am. Don’t tell me what I am and what I’m not,” Booker says. “’You could get out of my face ’cause I can tell you what you are, but you won’t like it.”

UPDATE: It’s being reported that this demon who danced on Charlie Kirk’s grave has been expelled from Texas Tech. She said: “f-ck y’all, yo homie d*ad!” They’re finding out.pic.twitter.com/Pj7YUo3MOE

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 14, 2025

Booker is told she is being overly aggressive, which she claims is “racist.”

“I’m not being aggressive. My voice is very calm. You’re calling me aggressive because I’m a black woman,” she says.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott shared a photo of Booker being arrested on X.

This is what happened to the person who was mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination at Texas Tech.

FAFO https://t.co/eaFMdWKsIS pic.twitter.com/q6z0X2tLLQ

— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) September 15, 2025

The Daily Mail reports:

Booker also allegedly started shouting profanities at the mourners holding candles and American flags.

‘She started yelling slurs and accusing everyone of being “fascists” for honoring Kirk,’ one attendee said.

The situation then escalated when Booker allegedly shoved several people, including an elderly veteran and a young mother with her child – which prompted a physical altercation that spread into the street.

“This is what happened to the person who was mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination at Texas Tech,” the governor wrote. “FAFO.”

Responding to a post saying she has since been kicked out of school, Abbott wrote, “Definitely picked the wrong school to taunt the death of Charlie Kirk. Thanks Texas Tech.”

Definitely picked the wrong school to taunt the death of Charlie Kirk.

Thanks Texas Tech. https://t.co/yXdRZ0H2zg

— Greg Abbott (@GregAbbott_TX) September 14, 2025

Cody Campbell, chairman of Texas Tech’s board of regents, supported Abbott’s response on social media, writing, “We, @TexasTech , are proud of our values and are not afraid to stand up for them. Strive for Honor Evermore! Long Live the Matadors!!”

We, @TexasTech, are proud of our values and are not afraid to stand up for them.

Strive for Honor Evermore! Long Live the Matadors!! https://t.co/phWqhy7gvE

— Cody Campbell (@CodyC64) September 15, 2025

Booker has been charged with battery, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. She has since been released on $200 bond.

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After enduring years of scrutiny for questioning the efficacy of the non-FDA-approved, Emergency Use experimental COVID-19 shot, an Army helicopter pilot has finally prevailed under new leadership within the Department of War—just weeks before a scheduled involuntary retirement on October 6.

As a Chief Warrant Officer 3, Brandon Budge was placed under non-medical, administrative flight suspension following his refusal to accept the consequences of a flawed and incomplete investigation based on the illegal military COVID mandate. During that same period, he received a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR), which caused the Special Selections Review Board to strip him of a promotion he had earned and been selected for in the 2021 promotion board.

On September 5, The Gateway Pundit was the first outlet to report that Budge’s GOMOR had been revoked. Even then, uncertainty remained. Without restoration of his promotion, his career still hung in the balance.

However, in a move that would have been unprecedented in the previous administration, a rightfully earned promotion has been backdated by more than three years to restore the advancement of his 22-year career. Incredibly, the Secretary of the Army’s office thoroughly reviewed the relevant evidence that was provided by Budge and his counsel, Lt. Col. (Ret.) R. Davis Younts, to the Army Board for Correction of Military Records (ABCMR). The office acted quickly to guarantee that justice was served, ruling in favor of Budge.

According to today’s press release, the order corrects Budge’s professional record and will allow him to serve or retire as the Army sees fit.

A September 15 X post from Younts Law Firm shares CW4 Budge’s “journey of resilience, [reflecting] both resilience and integrity in the face of profound injustice”:

HUGE WIN FOR OUR CLIENT! CW4 Brandon Budge, a 22-year Army Black Hawk pilot & combat vet, has been fully restored: backdated promotion to CW4 (eff. 2/1/22), record corrected, back pay, & continued service after battling Biden’s unlawful COVID mandate & retaliation. Resilience… pic.twitter.com/wgTcVxzxYd

— R. Davis Younts (@DavisYounts) September 15, 2025

The Gateway Pundit interviewed the newly promoted Chief Warrant Officer 4 Budge, who was officially elevated to this rank by the Department of the Army on September 9. Emphasizing his views do not reflect those of the Department of War or the Department of the Army, CW4 Budge expressed his deep, personal gratitude towards the individuals mentioned in the press release, whose leadership and advocacy were instrumental in restoring his career.

Above all, he expressed his gratitude to his wife and children for standing by him during this challenging time and for their unwavering support. He also emphasized the vital roles of Davis Younts, attorney; J.M. Phelps, investigative journalist; Stuart Scheller, Senior Advisor to the War Department Under Secretary for Personnel and Readiness; Derrick Anderson, Acting Assistant Army Secretary for Manpower and Reserve Affairs; Maj. Adam Dortona, an infantry officer and mentor; Gen. Randy George, Army Chief of Staff; and Lt. Gen. (ret.) Mike Flynn, a former national security advisor.

“I don’t think any of it would have fixed itself unless people were relentless in their approach to correcting the wrongs that have occurred over the last four years,” he admitted. “It also took people like President Donald Trump and Secretary [of Health and Human Services] Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., to create the environment necessary for someone like [War] Secretary Hegseth to make the declaration that the COVID-19 shot was illegally implemented.” In his opinion, “That’s what allowed others to provide the relief that was sought even when BCMR was unwilling to do so.”

“If it weren’t for someone overturning the decision I got from BCMR, to which I submitted extensive evidence to exonerate myself that went unacknowledged, we wouldn’t be having this conversation,” CW4 Budge pointed out. “And for that, I am extremely thankful.”

For Younts, “CW4 Brandon Budge’s victory is a testament to the power of perseverance and justice.” He told The Gateway Pundit, “The backdated promotion and restoration of his record correct a grave injustice caused by an unlawful mandate and a flawed investigation.”

“We are grateful for the courageous leadership of Secretary Hegseth and the Office of the Secretary of the Army for ensuring accountability and restoring Brandon’s career,” Younts shared. “This outcome sends a clear message: Service members who stand by their principles will not be silenced, [adding that] the meticulous advocacy before the ABCMR, combined with media coverage and political support, exposed the abuses of the COVID-19 mandate era and secured this rightful restoration for CW4 Budge.”

Looking ahead, the Black Hawk helicopter pilot has expressed a willingness to help clear the backlog of cases like his, allowing others to gain relief as well.

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A South Carolina lawyer says his office has been “flooded” with calls from deranged leftists begging for legal help after they were fired for cheering the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.

Shaun Kent of Kent Law Firm LLC in Manning revealed that at least six different individuals, teachers, government staffers, and other so-called “professionals,” have reached out to him claiming they were suspended or terminated after making disgusting social media posts celebrating Kirk’s death.

Kent made it clear he has little sympathy for their plight.

South Carolina, as Kent reminded them, is a right-to-work state. That means employers can fire employees at will—especially if they are caught cheering a political assassination online.

Kent recalled the old saying, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me,” lamenting that America has apparently forgotten the principle.

According to Kent, many of the terminated employees falsely believe they can sue under the First Amendment. He corrected them with blunt truth.

Shaun Kent:
The amount of calls that we have received—well, I think it’s not that many, but it’s about six now—were from individuals specifically saying, “I want to make sure I get this right: I have been terminated. I have been put on suspension by my job for things that I have said on my private social media account.”

First of all, I want you to think about those things: private and social media. They do not go hand in hand together. A lot of the comments we’re getting are specifically about the unfortunate death of Charlie Kirk.

Why do I say “unfortunate”? Because I don’t care who you are as a human being, you should not root for another human being’s life to be taken—whether you agree with their political views or not.

I’m old enough to remember the phrase: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me.” I think we have forgotten that as a society. If we get to the point where somebody says something, and we think they deserve to die, there’s a problem.

There’s a part of me that actually believes that Mr. Kirk—whether I agree or disagree with his views—deserves respect for being willing to engage in logical debate.

And by the way, that is what we do as attorneys. If we have different views with our opposing sides, it’s basically an intellectual debate. You should not lose your life for engaging in intellectual debate with anybody.

There’s also a part of me that believes that I don’t know if he actually believed half of the stuff he was saying—because some of it was just rage-baiting to get encouragement. By that same definition, are we going to start saying we have a problem with Leonardo DiCaprio for playing a racist in a movie, even though he was just acting?

Anyway, what’s ending up happening is that people are forgetting about the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. They are saying, “Hey, Mr. Kent, I have freedom of speech. I should be allowed to say anything I want at work or on my private social media account.”

Again—no such thing. Stop saying this is private. One, it’s not private because you’re posting it. Social—by definition—is social media. Come on.

What I encourage people to remember is this: your employer, especially in South Carolina, has rights. South Carolina is a right-to-work state.

What does that mean? It means your employer can say, “You know what? Get the fuck out of here. We’re not going to listen to this discourse. You cannot post this stuff on the page.”

Some individuals have come to us and said, “I’m a teacher, and my school district has suspended me because I said, ‘Charlie Kirk deserves to die.’” Well, are you teaching our kids? Or maybe you work for an elected official, and you want to put political things on your post, and your elected official says, “No, bro, you don’t work here.”

South Carolina is a right-to-work state.

Number two: when we talk about freedom of speech, you have the right to say whatever the hell you want—but people tend to forget that while you can say what you want, our government is not going to arrest you or kill you for saying it.

However, your employer has the right to terminate you. Those are two different things. People confuse freedom of speech with freedom from consequences. There are consequences to our actions.

So when we get those calls and people ask, “Can I file a lawsuit because my employer terminated me for stuff I put on my private social media account?”—at least in South Carolina—my response is: they can terminate you for anything they want to.

As a matter of fact, a lot of times when employers contact me and say, “How should I terminate an employee?” I say, “Don’t give them a damn reason.”

Sometimes, as the Sheriff says, you work at the will and the discretion of the Sheriff. Don’t give them a damn reason.

There’s a famous quote from—I don’t even know how to describe it—someone who said something pretty great:
“You could shut the fuck up. Take that, take that, take that, take that.”

WATCH:

FAFO!

Lawyer from South Carolina revealed that he received 6 calls from different retarded liberals seeking representation after being fired for posting vile content online following Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

This is how libs are learning the hard way that they have freedom… pic.twitter.com/Rf4XeTOW1T

— I Meme Therefore I Am (@ImMeme0) September 15, 2025

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