Charlie Kirk changed America for the better: Will Cain

Years and worked for him—I’m sorry for your loss, right? Thank you for being with us here today.

Guest: Thanks, Will.

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Will: As I just mentioned, Charlie Kirk has died at a hospital in Utah.

At the risk of sounding repetitive, Charlie Kirk was an incredible man. Charlie Kirk was a good friend—not just to me, but to anyone who holds a microphone, anyone involved in politics, anyone who came into contact with him.

You’ll hear it repeated on numerous occasions: Charlie Kirk was my friend. It doesn’t make any one of us unique—it makes Charlie Kirk unique. Because every single one of us would get a text, a direct message, a call from Charlie, encouraging us, congratulating us, complimenting a conversation or a segment.

In a business that is full of ego, in a business full of competition, Charlie Kirk was a true friend.

Charlie Kirk was also a major, influential presence in the United States of America—already described by the President of the United States as legendary. Nobody has marshaled the youth in this country in my lifetime the way Charlie Kirk has.

My children—who I will talk to tonight when I go home, two young boys, teenagers—know Charlie Kirk, listen to Charlie Kirk. Or the kids I meet on college campuses before Big Noon Kickoff on Fox Sports out of Ohio State, who want to ask me about Charlie Kirk. And the thousands and tens of thousands across this country, from college campus to college campus—Charlie Kirk has been a major influence on the young people of this country.

But his influence doesn’t stop at college campuses; his influence extended to the heights of power in the United States of America.

A personal friend—I know—to the Secretary of War, to the Secretary of State, to the Vice President of the United States.

Charlie Kirk’s influence literally knew no bounds. He changed America for the better.

For those that hate, and those that disagree, and can find no other way to respond but with violence—he did nothing today but point out…

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