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53:58Now PlayingTens of thousands of people gathered in in Glendale, Ariz. on Sunday, Sept. 21, for a memorial service honoring conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was shot and killed during a campus event in Utah earlier this month.
The event drew dozens of Trump administration officials, GOP lawmakers and prominent conservatives. Speakers reflected on Kirk’s life and legacy and the path forward at a point of heightened tensions.
Erika Kirk has become a household name in the days since her husband was killed at Utah Valley University, and her remarks Sunday were her most significant appearance yet.
The widow dabbed tears from her eyes throughout her remarks and broke down at one point when she said she forgave the suspect who shot and killed her 31-year-old husband.
While most of Sunday’s speakers were focused on Kirk’s legacy, his faith and the movement he helped build, President Trump did not shy away from the political divisions that have in some ways been exacerbated since Kirk’s death.
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