Charlie Kirk Memorial Draws Over 100 Million Streams, Breaks Major Records

The terrible assassination of Charlie Kirk was supposed to be the end of the road. His enemies thought they had finally won. They figured the powerful voice that got millions of young people to love America was gone for good. But then something happened, something the media won’t tell you about. Just 11 days after his death, tens of thousands of people gathered in Arizona. And millions more watched from home. They didn’t silence Charlie Kirk. No, they gave him the biggest audience he’s ever had.

Andrew Kolvet, the producer of The Charlie Kirk Show, dropped the bombshell number. The memorial service for his friend? It pulled in “over 100 million overall streams.” Let that sink in. This wasn’t just some political gathering. This was a national event.

Here’s the part the geniuses at CNN will never get. This massive event was about so much more than politics. As Kolvet pointed out, “Over 100 million people just heard the Gospel proclaimed.” Think about that. It wasn’t just a sad day; it was a powerful church service broadcast across the world. One of Kirk’s friends said it best: “You could feel God moving.” While the Left pushes hate and misery, conservatives came together to find strength in God. What I saw was a real American revival, proof that this country still has a soul.

Even our president, Donald Trump, knew how big this moment was. He stood in front of that crowd and told the world that Charlie Kirk “is bigger now than ever before, and he’s eternal.” He promised that Turning Point USA, the group Charlie built, “will become bigger and better and stronger than ever before.” And then he did something truly amazing. He announced that Charlie Kirk will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The man the Left tried to erase from history will now be honored as an American hero forever.