Rest in Power, Charlie

Like many of you, the assassination of Charlie Kirk hit me like a ton of bricks.

I’m Tomi Lahren, and I have a lot to say, next.

I am still not okay after the assassination of Charlie Kirk.

I went from shock and disbelief to a deep, indescribable heaviness.

Watching a 31-year-old husband and father gunned down while peacefully sitting in a tent on a college campus-offering himself up for dialogue- was horrifying.

If that didn’t shake you to your core, I don’t know what will.

This was personal. I’ve known Charlie for over a decade. We started in this movement together. He was my biggest supporter, and I was his. He didn’t just build a platform — he lifted others up, including me. I owe him more than I can put into words.

Charlie was there for me when it wasn’t popular. He defended me, even when we disagreed, because he believed in debate and he believed in me.

Yes, I’m shaken. I’ve stood on the same stages, faced the same threats. And now, more than ever, I feel the risk. But I also know we can’t stop.

If you’ve been quiet, let this be the moment you speak up.

Pick up the microphone, even if it starts with a whisper.

Do it for Charlie.

Do it for this country.

Do it for yourself.