Reflecting on the Death of Charlie Kirk and Why It Feels So Personal, w/ Christopher & Sarah Bedford
September 11, 2025
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as posted by the channelEmily Jashinsky is joined by friends and journalists Christopher Bedford, Senior politics editor for Blaze News and author of The Beltway Brief, and Sarah Bedford, Investigations editor for the Washington Examiner, to reflect on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, describing it as deeply personal and shocking—especially for those who knew him as a kind, humble man. They contrast Kirk’s death with past assassination attempts on presidents, noting this feels different because Kirk wasn’t a radical, but an accessible, familiar figure who many felt they knew. Emily Jashinsky adds that fame had actually humbled Kirk. They discuss how his killing feels like it could have happened to any “one of us,” leaving people feeling unsettled and afraid.
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