After Party with Emily Jashinsky Charlie Kirk's Legacy Soars, Kimmel's Whining, and Kamala Gets Roasted, with Michael Knowles & Charlie Spiering
Sep 25, 2025
Michael Knowles, a conservative commentator, dives into campus safety and the implications of recent political violence. He shares insights on Charlie Kirk's influence on young media while critiquing Jimmy Kimmel's remarks and their impact on free speech. Meanwhile, Charlie Spiering, a political reporter, discusses the turbulence of Kamala Harris's book tour and the internal struggles within the Democratic Party, highlighting growing frustrations with her leadership. They also touch on Emma Watson's thoughts on J.K. Rowling, sparking a conversation about cultural maturity and discourse.
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Speaking After Kirk's Memorial
- Knowles spoke at a packed event one day after Charlie Kirk's memorial to show the movement wasn't afraid.
- He describes the event feeling like a eulogy and notes thousands tried to attend, showing deep public grief.
Kirk As A Movement Figure
- Charlie Kirk's murder resonated beyond personal loss because he represented a movement and authentic public figure.
- Michael Knowles says replacing his coalition-building role will reshape conservative politics for a generation.
Left-Wing Political Violence Trend
- Political violence in recent years skews left according to multiple incidents and surveys, especially among young liberals.
- Knowles argues campuses must fortify free speech and enforce law to protect speakers and students.
