Charlie Kirk's widow, Erika, delivered her first public statement following her husband's death, though technical difficulties caused her emotional address to cut in and out during her tearful, impassioned words.
Erika spoke from the podium in Charlie's streaming room, breaking down in tears as she addressed President Trump directly. "My husband loved you," sobbed Kirk, before acknowledging that she knew President Trump reciprocated that affection for her husband.
Between her tears and appeals for "action" alongside calls to "join a church," her broadcast was interrupted by an advertisement. "This is what my prompts used to look like, and this is what they look like now. This is all thanks to this prompt-enhanced button in augment code," the sudden advert blared, cutting off Mrs Kirk mid-sentence as she shared memories of her husband.
Much of her disrupted message carried religious themes, with Kirk stating that her husband now stands beside his "lord and saviour" whilst "wearing a crown of a martyr."
She claimed that Charlie was murdered because he championed "patriotism and god's love," reports The Mirror US.