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LIVE NOW: Building A Legacy, Remembering Charlie Kirk #RIPCharlieKirk The shift in music to just as funeral start is amazing. The speakers are inspiring. It is packed crowd at the Glendale Stadium. Pastor Rob Mccoy officiating. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/watch-live-trump-vance-speak-at-charlie-kirks-memorial-service-in-arizona Amazing work of his wife #ErikaKirk in arranging all of this. #CharlieKirkFuneral, #RIPCharlieKirk, #JusticeForCharlie, #BuildingALegacy, #TPUSALegacy, #HonorCharlieKirk, #IAmCharlieKirk #MartyrForAmerica #CharlieKirkMemorial #Memorial my blogpost is news not commercial -





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Public screenshot from Turning Point USA's official X live stream (fair use for commentary). #RIPCharlieKirk

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Susang6 said…
thank you for sharing, today of all days we lost our cable due to storms last night. I appreciate the live feed
September 21, 2025 at 2:39 PM
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