Republican Summit: Vance honored his friend Charlie Kirk and subdued a leftist with the Palestinian flag who was protesting

JD Vance paid tribute to his friend Charlie Kirk in his speech this Thursday night at the Midterm Republican Convention. The vice president recalled that the last time he spoke at a Republican Party convention, he did so alongside the conservative leader, murdered exactly a year ago by a leftist terrorist.

"I was nervous, think about it. I was speaking on the biggest stage of my life. I had only been in politics for a year and a half. But I will never forget that while I was giving that speech, while I was talking to the country on the biggest stage of my life, in the front row, right over there," he said, pointing to a spot in the audience, "my dear friend Charlie Kirk was smiling and applauding me, reminding me that I had a good friend right here in the convention hall".

Then, the second-in-command focused his attention on Kirk's two sons. "But those sweet boys, I can't imagine they are watching tonight, they are still very young. But I hope that one day they look back, know, and understand what I am trying to tell them tonight. Although they may not appreciate it today, history will record that their father was a great man," he expressed amid applause from the audience.

In another part of his speech, Vance tore into the Democratic Senate candidate from Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed, after the radical Muslim suggested that Vance's grandfather (“Papaw”) would not have welcomed the vice president's wife, Usha Vance, for not being white.

"Abdul El-Sayed saw me describing how decent my grandfather was. And do you know what Abdul did? He mockingly asked if I would take Usha with me 'in time to meet Papaw'. That's what he thinks of my grandfather: a man I loved, and who loved his family unconditionally", the Trump running mate stated emphatically.