Charlie Kirk widow: “The movement that my husband built will not die”

Charlie Kirk’s widow said on Friday that she would maintain the legacy of the conservative activist and continue the Turning Point Usa mission.

“For everyone who listens tonight throughout America, my husband will not die,” Erika Kirk said in a match on Friday night.

“We will all refuse to allow this,” I continued. “No one will forget my husband’s name, and I will be sure of that.”

Charlie Kerk was shot on Wednesday in Utah. On Friday, the Federal and State Law enforcement determined the suspected shooting as Tyler Robinson, aged.

Turning Point Usa, a secondary school and a non -profit college, was established by Charlie Kerk in 2012. During the contract since then, Kerk became one of the right -wing commentators.

After the assassination of Kirk Trump, Vice President Verse and Parliament Speaker Mike Johnson (R.) all the personal memories of Kerk as a hero on the campaign’s path and closed door advisor.

Erika Kirk said on Friday that her husband was a “martyr” of the nation and pledged to expand Turning Point Usa in his honor.

“I promise you that I will make a turning point the biggest thing that this nation has ever seen,” Erika said during the live broadcast. “I promise you Charlie.”

The non -profit organization hosts a monitoring list for professors who “distinguish against conservative students and offer left -wing advertising in the classroom,” and also supports candidates for the student government.

Kirk repeatedly traveled to universities throughout the country to discuss students with opposition political views. He was talking to a group at Utah Valley University when he was shot this week.