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VP JD Vance Hosting ‘The Charlie Kirk Show’ Days After Assassination: ‘Tribute To My Friend’
Vice President JD Vance revealed that on Monday he will be stepping in to host “The Charlie Kirk Show” live from the White House, saying he wanted to “pay tribute” to his fallen friend.
The broadcast is scheduled to go on the air at noon, just days after Kirk was gunned down while appearing on a college campus in Utah.
Vance and Kirk had shared a deep friendship stretching back many years, long before Vance had ever entered the political arena.
In a heartfelt letter addressed to Kirk that was released following his murder at Utah Valley University, Vance recounted memories of their relationship.
He recalled how Kirk was one of the very first people he confided in when he chose to run for the U.S. Senate in 2021, and how Kirk played a pivotal role in connecting him with influential figures such as Donald Trump Jr. who helped build his campaign.
Vance also wrote that Kirk had remained one of his most loyal allies throughout his career, and had even influenced the process that eventually led to Vance being chosen as Trump’s running mate.
News of Kirk’s shooting reached the vice president in the middle of a West Wing meeting through a flurry of text messages. Some of the group chats included Kirk himself, while many others poured in expressing that they were praying for him.
“God didn’t answer those prayers, and that’s OK. He had other plans. And now that Charlie is in heaven, I’ll ask him to talk to big man directly on behalf of his family, his friends, and the country he loved so dearly,” Vance wrote.
Vance then accompanied Kirk’s remains as they were brought back from Utah to his home state of Arizona.
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Trump Blasts ‘The Left’ and Announces ‘Major Investigations’ Underway After Charlie Kirk Assassination
President Trump sharply criticized “the left” on Sunday, blaming it for spreading the kind of venom that led to Charlie Kirk’s assassination. He also revealed that “major investigations” are already underway into various groups as authorities press forward with the case.
When questioned about possible ties between left-wing organizations and Tyler Robinson, the man accused of shooting Kirk during his appearance at Utah Valley University last Wednesday, Trump condemned the ideology as a whole.
“The problem? Is on the left, it’s not on the right, like some people like to say on the right. The problem we have is on the left,” he told members of the press while speaking at Morristown Airport in New Jersey.
“And when you look at the agitators, you look at the scum that speak so badly of our country, the American flag burnings all over the place, that’s the left. That’s not the right,” he said.
Trump emphasized that investigators are zeroing in on “a lot of people that you would traditionally say are on the left” as the FBI works to uncover the shooter’s motive.
He also pointed out that many on the left have responded to Kirk’s murder in a grotesque way, openly applauding the killing on social media.
“We wouldn’t celebrate if something happened on their side, and we don’t. These are sick people. These are really deranged people,” he said.
In the aftermath, a number of individuals who publicly celebrated the assassination online have faced serious consequences, including being fired or forced out of influential roles.
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White House Requests $58 Million To Increase Security For Executive, Judicial Branches After Charlie Kirk Shooting, Sources Say
The Trump administration has submitted a $58 million request to Congress for expanded security measures for both the executive and judicial branches, according to several individuals briefed on the plan who spoke with CBS News.
A White House official explained that the funding would bolster the U.S. Marshals Service and provide heightened security for the justices of the Supreme Court.
Officials also voiced support for additional resources to safeguard members of Congress, though the administration suggested that final decisions on that funding would likely remain in the hands of lawmakers themselves.
The proposal is being pushed forward as Congress faces a September 30 deadline to avoid a government shutdown.
Last month, CBS News reported on the launch of a new pilot program for House lawmakers. That initiative gives members a special allowance to pay for personal bodyguards or to install new safety features at their residences.
House Speaker Mike Johnson said late in the week that the pilot is under a “deliberate” and comprehensive review. In the Senate, members are also weighing further steps to improve protection.
“We’ve got to protect people who run for public office or no one will, and that’s heavy on our hearts and minds, as we also, you know, work through the trauma of what happened,” Johnson said Thursday when speaking to reporters.
U.S. Capitol Police Chief Michael Sullivan told CBS News that by the end of this year, the department expects to track more than 14,000 threats aimed at lawmakers, a pace that far exceeds recent years. He noted that the force will continue to operate at a “heightened posture” for the foreseeable future.
“We’re prepared to continue to react and keep the members of Congress safe,” Sullivan said.
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Elon Musk: ‘The Left Is the Party of Murder’
Elon Musk, the billionaire behind Tesla and SpaceX, lashed out at the political left during a virtual address to a massive freedom rally in London, labeling them “the party of murder.”
The remark was highlighted Sunday morning by the Elon Clips account on X.
“…You see how much violence there’s on the left with our friend Charlie Kirk getting murdered in cold blood this week and people on the left celebrating it openly, the left is the party of murder and celebrating murder,” Musk said in his exchange with British activist Tommy Robinson.
“Let that sink in for a minute,” Musk continued. “That’s who we’re dealing with here. That is who we’re dealing with.”
His appearance came via video link on Shabbos, broadcast to the crowds attending Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” rally and march. The demonstration drew more than 110,000 participants who were protesting immigration policies and speech restrictions.
Musk warned the audience that more unrest could be expected from the left.
“Violence is coming,” he declared. “You either fight back or you die.”
Coverage of Musk’s words in The Hill cast doubt on his assertion that people aligned with the left were “openly” celebrating Kirk’s killing in Utah.
Still, Breitbart News has pointed to multiple cases of such celebratory reactions, some of which have led to individuals losing their jobs across different industries in the United States.
Robinson, whose legal name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has long been a controversial figure in Britain. Frequently described by critics as “far right,” he has spent years leading activist campaigns and has been incarcerated on numerous occasions for offenses tied to his political activity.
Throughout his video appearance, Musk’s commentary repeatedly sparked cheers. He railed against the “woke mind virus,” denouncing its impact on speech and immigration policies.
He did not hold back in criticizing Britain’s leadership.
“I really think that there’s got to be a change of government in Britain,” Musk asserted. “We don’t have another four years, or whenever the next election is — it’s too long. There’s got to be a dissolution of parliament and a new vote held.”
The Guardian, reporting on the gathering, described it as “one of the largest nationalist events in decades.”
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Fetterman: We Forget ‘Why We Lost’; Trump ‘Not an Autocrat’
Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania said on Sunday that Democrats will need to shift their strategy now that President Donald Trump is back in the White House and Republicans hold both chambers of Congress. He warned that if the party leans further to the left, it risks remaining in the minority.
“They have forgotten one of the reasons why we lost in 2024,” Fetterman told CNN’s “Inside Politics Sunday.”
“Some people think now we have to double down on those things or we must become more progressive or more extreme. That’s absolutely not true. The seven or eight states that are going to determine who’s going to be our next president, you know, we have to win in those states, and I understand what that takes.”
Fetterman argued that Democrats’ reliance on framing Trump and Republicans as a “threat to democracy” has fallen flat. He said voters simply aren’t convinced, and the message has cost the party.
“We’ve really lost our connection with American voters in ways,” he said, adding, “We have to turn the temperature down.”
He added that Trump’s win was a legitimate outcome of the democratic process.
“This is not an autocrat; this is a product of a democratic election,” he said. “It’s like I participated in that. It was safe and it was secure. We lost, and the American people put us in the minority. That’s democracy.
“I revere democracy. I may not like the outcome, but I have to respect that.”
He also spoke out against Democrats who are floating the idea of shutting down the government during budget negotiations, saying such a move would “harm millions of Americans.” He further distanced himself from his party by backing Trump’s push to tackle violent crime at the federal level, saying cities need help curbing lawlessness.
When the topic turned to global affairs, Fetterman strongly supported Israel’s military campaign against Hamas and Iran. He dismissed criticism from some Democrats accusing Israel of deliberately starving Palestinians in Gaza.
“It is hell on earth, but I blame Hamas and Iran for that,” Fetterman concluded.
Though he often clashes with party leadership and does not attend caucus lunches, Fetterman said he still identifies as a Democrat and continues to back the party on major legislation. He did not commit, however, to running for another Senate term in 2028.
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