Charlie Kirk’s last words are included in debit violation

Charlie KirkThe last words include an argument in the topic of rifle violence alone before they are shot.

Kirk was speaking at a campus ceremony at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, September 10, as part of his American return tour. According to the shared video with the CNN, Kirk contributed to a student at times of guns of firearm before he was shot.

“Do you know how many American transgender are available in many shot 10 years ago?” A member of the audience asked Kirk.

Kirk replied, “Many.”

Diabter described that five transgender people began to be large shot in the United States over the last ten years. The man then asked Kirk if he knew how many of the many shooters were there in the last 10 years.

“To calculate or not to count gang violence?” Asked Kirk.

In time, Kirk seemed to be shot in the neck. According to the CNN, about 200 meters from 200 meters were taken.

Later that day, Kirk died after being critical. He was 31 years old.

“It’s in a heavy heart, the USA USA, wrote to let you know before the afternoon,” Read the statement in his conversion to Jesus Kiri and launched when he was 18 years old.

Kirk is the survivor of his family, including his wife, Erka frantzvetheir two young children.

Utah Ruler Spencer Cox At first he confirmed that a person who was interested in the cell was held during the news conference and referred to a difficult event as “political killings.”

“We have a person who is interested in the cell discussed now,” Cox said.

FBI Director Kash Patel It was later reported with an X that man was released after investigation.

“The nearest title has been released after interrogation in law,” wrote Patel. “Our investigation is underway and will continue to relieve the details of the clearer interest.”

Kirk was known as a community-based chemical personality. In addition to his work with Turning Point, Kirk was owned by his podcast “Charlie Kirk Kirt.” Kirk was one of the words that support the President Donald Trump During the 2016 election, 2020 and 2024. The President paid his respect for the online personality late Wednesday.

“The greatest, and famous, Charlie Kirk, is dead,” Trump said in a statement. “Nobody understands or has the heart of American youths than Charlie. He was well loved by all, especially, and his wife Erika, and family. Charlie, we love you!”