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Breaking news out of Dallas: a sniper opens fire on an ICE facility, the latest act of political violence fueled by Democrats who smear law enforcement as Nazis and Gestapo. Gavin Newsom moves to strip protections from ICE agents while cartels and gangs put targets on their families. At the same time, Google admits the Biden administration pressured Big Tech to silence conservatives — proof of real authoritarianism even as Hillary Clinton accuses Trump of it. America is at a crossroads: political bloodshed, government censorship, and a revival of faith in the face of chaos.
We we’re Joined By James Uthmeier, Florida’s 39th Attorney General. A Lifelong Floridian And Gov Ron DeSantis Ally, He’s Tackling The “Arctic Frost” Probe, Championing Open Carry After a Landmark Ruling, and Driving Florida’s Freedom Agenda.
Jimmy Kimmel returns to ABC after smearing conservatives over Charlie Kirk’s assassination — but will he apologize for spreading a blatant lie? Kamala Harris hawks her book while doubling down on vicious rhetoric, ignoring the left-wing shooter’s true motives. Keith Olbermann issues threats, Gavin Newsom mocks, and the media keeps pouring gasoline on the fire. Yet in the middle of the chaos, Charlie’s memorial sparks a spiritual revival — proving his message can’t be silenced.
The Charlie Kirk Memorial wasn’t a funeral — it was a revival. Over 200,000 people packed into Phoenix as pastors, leaders, and friends declared his legacy unstoppable. From Benny Johnson calling it ‘a true miracle’ to Tucker Carlson saying Charlie’s fearlessness came from faith, the message was clear: his assassin silenced a man, but ignited a movement. And as Marco Rubio reminded the crowd, our hope isn’t in politics — it’s in Christ. A nation in mourning, a church in revival, and a movement just beginning.
As the nation prepares for Charlie Kirk’s memorial, tributes pour in from across America — while critics spew hatred and mock his death. From Olbermann’s vile rant to BLM activists celebrating, the divide is clear: faith and hope on one side, cruelty and chaos on the other. And in his own final words, Charlie leaves behind a message that could not be more timely.
As Charlie Kirk’s memorial approaches, the media melts down over Jimmy Kimmel’s cancellation. Chuck Schumer rages harder about a late-night comic losing his show than a conservative leader being assassinated. And four Republicans side with Democrats to shield Ilhan Omar after her vile remarks — leaving conservatives asking, whose side are they on?
As America prepares for Charlie Kirk’s memorial, shocking revelations emerge—Biden’s FBI targeted Turning Point USA and dozens of conservatives. Florida’s attorney general vows subpoenas and prosecutions, while a Florida court strikes down the state’s open-carry ban. From political weaponization to free speech battles, the fight for liberty is heating up.
Pam Bondi sparks outrage by calling for hate speech arrests in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Conservatives push back, warning that silencing speech—even the vile celebrations of Kirk’s murder—betrays the First Amendment. From Clemson firings to shocking polls on political violence, America faces a dangerous tipping point.
From South Carolina’s packed churches to outrage at Clemson University, the nation grieves Charlie Kirk — and his widow’s fiery vow has become a battle cry. His message of faith in Jesus Christ is igniting a revival, as millions rally against the left’s celebration of his death and demand justice for a movement under attack.
Breaking news out of Utah — Charlie Kirk’s assassin has been captured. Tyler Robinson is in custody after a nationwide manhunt, thanks to law enforcement and a tip from his own family. The nation reacts as shocking details emerge about the rifle, the messages, and those openly celebrating Kirk’s murder.
This is the Mike Gallagher Show Week in Review Podcast for Friday, September 12th, 2025. This week, the unthinkable. The founder of Turning Point USA, and our colleague, Charlie Kirk, was assassinated on the campus of Utah Valley University. We remember Charlie Kirk, on the Week in Review.
America mourns the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk in Utah. Tributes pour in as Salem colleagues, faith leaders, and President Trump honor his legacy. A fearless defender of truth is gone — but his voice will not be silenced.
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