

The Mirror
Sep 17, 2025
Rob and Greg unpack the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, exploring its profound impact on society and the real estate industry. They dive into the troubling responses from industry leaders and the celebration of violence witnessed online. The duo questions the consistency of corporate and organizational statements compared to past incidents, urging for accountability and clearer messaging. The conversation emphasizes the need for civil discourse amidst rising polarization and hopes for reduced harmful rhetoric across divides.
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Personal Reaction Felt Deeply
- Rob feels personally shaken by Charlie Kirk's assassination despite not being a fan.
- He compares his reaction to how 9/11 affected him and calls this a significant emotional tipping point.
Who Charlie Kirk Was
- Rob describes Charlie Kirk as a campus debater and Christian commentator who influenced young people.
- He notes Kirk wasn't a politician but ran Turning Point USA and shaped political discourse on campuses.
Why This Killing Cut Differently
- The murder resonated because Kirk was young, public, and known for civil campus debates rather than incendiary rhetoric.
- That combination made his killing feel like an attack on civil discourse, not just on a political actor.