

Charlie Kirk's Incredibly Moving Memorial, the Power of Forgiveness, and Van Jones' Smear, with Michael Knowles | Ep. 1154
22 snips Sep 22, 2025
Michael J. Knowles, a conservative commentator and host at The Daily Wire, joins to reflect on the profound impact of Charlie Kirk's faith-centered memorial service. He discusses Erika Kirk's remarkable strength and capacity for forgiveness in the face of loss. The conversation delves into the stark contrast between political violence and outreach, alongside critiques of the radical left’s media reactions, including Van Jones' previous smear against Kirk. Knowles also emphasizes the need for accountability and restoring civil norms in today's polarized climate.
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Memorial As A Spiritual Unifier
- Megyn Kelly and Michael Knowles describe Charlie Kirk's memorial as a spiritual, unifying event that transcended politics.
- The memorial emphasized faith, community, and Charlie's life work of outreach to young people.
Personal Experience At The Stadium
- Megyn Kelly brought her two oldest children to the memorial and describes the crowd's warmth and patriotism.
- She recounts fans yelling "I love you" and the profound emotional impact on her and her kids.
Politics And Faith Are Intertwined
- Michael Knowles frames political action as an extension of religious conviction, arguing faith must produce works in the world.
- He defends Trump's remark as humility acknowledging forgiveness and the Christian obligation to love enemies.