One year after his assassination at the hands of a leftist terrorist, the White House remembered Charlie Kirk

Today marks one year since a leftist terrorist murdered commentator Charlie Kirk on the campus of Utah Valley University, located in the city of Orem, Utah. On that September 10, 2025, the world lost one of the great conservative leaders of our generation.

Kirk, who was only 31 years old, was murdered by leftist activist Tyler Robinson. The case against Robinson was brought to trial two weeks ago and, if convicted of the charges against him, the defendant could face the death penalty.

The prosecutors handling the case argue that the Trump-supporting leader was "an outspoken advocate for traditional conservative values, including traditional family and marriage," something that upset Robinson and his boyfriend, the transgender Joe Biden voter, Lance Twiggs.

Charlie is survived by his wife, Erika Kirk, and two young children. This Thursday, the organization he founded and grew nationwide, Turning Point USA, plans to return to Utah Valley University to celebrate his legacy, in what promises to be a memorable event.

It is worth noting that the American left celebrated and glorified this murder. One of the stars of the Democratic Party, the Muslim streamer and animal abuser Hasan Piker, mocked Kirk's death as the anniversary approached.

This morning, the White House paid tribute to Kirk's memory by posting an emotional video on social media. The audiovisual material was titled "America Misses Charlie" and features the most famous quotes from the young activist, as well as a brief narration by Trump.

"A year ago, we tragically lost a fearless patriot. A defender of freedom and our country," reads the tweet from the presidential house. "Charlie Kirk changed the course of American history. His bravery, his conviction, and his love for the homeland will never be forgotten."