Following the tragic assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, his widow, Erika Kirk, has become a prominent figure in the ongoing discourse surrounding the organization. In an exclusive interview with Fox News, Kirk expressed a profound sense of connection to her late husband, stating she ”feels” his presence guiding her. The interview took place shortly before her first public appearance with VP JD Vance at the University, where thousands had gathered for the ”This Is the Turning Point Tour” event.
Kirk, who has recently taken over as CEO of TPUSA, emphasized her commitment to honoring Charlie’s vision and continuing the organization’s mission, despite the ongoing controversies surrounding the group. She reaffirmed her mission to fight for Charlie’s legacy, stating, ”All I want is to be able to make sure we honor Charlie, we keep fighting the good fight, and we do it in such a bold and powerful way. We’re not afraid. I’m not afraid.”
Kirk’s appearance at the event marked her first public engagement following her husband’s assassination seven weeks ago. During the event, she also shared personal anecdotes, including the significance of the song ”God Bless the USA” for her children. The song holds special meaning for her daughter, who sings it every night. Kirk shared that she believes this song is a way to connect with her late husband, stating, ”That’s how I know Charlie’s here, of all songs to sing.”
The event drew massive crowds, with thousands lining up in the rain to attend the tribute to Charlie Kirk. The presence of VP Vance added to the significance of the event, highlighting the continued influence and relevance of TPUSA. Kirk’s full interview, including an inside look at TPUSA’s Arizona headquarters, airs on ”Jesse Watters Primetime” on November 5, marking her first sit-down since the tragic incident.