Charlie Kirk: Vice President JD Vance to host episode of The Charlie Kirk Show
US Vice President JD Vance announced that he would pay tribute to his friend Charlie Kirk by hosting a part of the Maga activist’s podcast.
Charlie Kirk Show, a popular video sharing platform Rumble, 1.68 million followers and 9.8 million followers at Tiktok, will be held on Tuesday by Vice President.
Seeing Kirk as a close, personal friend, Mr. Vance made the announcement in X.
“Tomorrow, I will have the honor of hosting the Charlie Kirk show, Mr. Mr. Vance wrote.
“Please join me while giving tribute to my friend.”
The episode is planned to start at 12:00 (2:00 Aest) and will then be available in other podcast flow services.
Mr. Vance supported Kirk’s family since the assassination of Utah Valley University on September 10th.
In the hours after the shooting, Mr. Vance used Kirk’s body to move back to Kirk’s body to move back to Kirk’s body to move Kirk’s body back to Kirk’s body.
One day after the murder of Kirk, Mr. Vance wrote a long tribute online and told us how the two Republican met and made a friendship.
“Some time ago, in 2017, I appeared to talk about Tucker Carlson’s fox show about God.
“Charlie was impressed by ideas and always willing to learn and change his opinion. Like me, Donald was suspicious of Donald Trump in 2016
“Like me, he came to see President Trump as the only figure that could remove American politics from globalism that dominated all our lives.
“Others learned from them when they were right.
“As in the right-of-general, it was.
“Attitude with Charlie was never ‘I told you’. But: ‘Welcome’.”
Mr. Vance, the Republican Vice President candidate, “Charlie was there,” he said.
“When I was a VP candidate, a thing that Charlie defended both in the public and specially-Charlie was there for me.
“Charlie Kirk was a real friend.
“A man you can say something and you can always know that he will stay with him.
“I am in a few groups of chat with Charlie and the people who have introduced me for years.
Uz We celebrate weddings and babies, explode each other’s pirzolas and mourn the loss of their loved ones. We talk about politics, politics, sports and life.
“These group conversations include people at the highest level of our government.
“They trusted him, they loved him, and they always knew they’d have backs.”
