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Erika Kirk Explains How She Forgave Charlie Kirk's Assassin on The Five

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Erika Kirk, the widow of the late Charlie Kirk, made an appearance on The Five on December 9, and it was incredible. Ms. Kirk detailed how she found the strength to forgive her husband’s assassin, Tyler James Robinson, adding that hate is all-consuming. It will eat away at you; she likened it to ingesting poison. She also said that Turning Point USA is “locked in” and not going away. That was never a concern.  

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It was also revealed that co-hosts Jesse Waters, Harold Ford Jr, and Greg Gutfeld now participate in a bible study group following Kirk’s death. Sadly, we all know libs hated every minute of this show, though that’s not shocking. 

Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10 while answering questions at Utah Valley University in Orem. 

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