Jack Posobiec

Well, Megan, thanks for having me on and thanks as well for you making the trip out and being there with us the entire day yesterday.

And so many people who really came, it was so remarkable to see such a day for Charlie and such a day to, um, you know, really remember and reflect on his legacy and his impact on America and our culture going forward.

And, you know, there's something that just, you know, it, it, it struck me, we've had this terrible weather.

the last couple of days that I've been in DC and it's been rainy.

There was a nor'easter that came through and there was this moment right before I think the president and Erica came out and they had been

in the in the oval office and they had been meeting and talking and there was this moment where suddenly the sun just sort of peaked above you were just kind of talking about it peaked above the executive office building and the eisenhower office building and it was like the whole rose garden lit up it was like the sun just hit

the entire patio there when we hadn't seen sun all week.

And it was it was quite possibly the most beautiful day I've ever seen at the White House.

And I've been there many times and it may have been the most beautiful day.

And I just really think that was that was for Erica.

That was God shining a light down or I don't know, maybe even maybe even letting Charlie

uh, be there in a sense in that, in that ray of light, because even in a time of so much darkness and so much pain and anger that we've all gone through in the wake of all of this, that it just takes one candle shining to illuminate an entire sea of darkness.

I would even say a grace.

know just uh just a grace and that's who charlie was charlie was about bridging that that you know gap between worlds charlie was the bridge he was the bridge between and in so many ways you know you mentioned rush limbaugh who charlie was a huge fan of i was a huge fan of and uh the very last event that rush limbaugh ever spoke at publicly was actually a turning point event down in 2019 uh before he got sick down and rush of course because of his um

know because of his personal health he didn't do a lot of the events he actually did really have you know quite bad hearing uh for anyone who met him they would they would know this and you know he did the show but he actually did have really bad hearing issues and even after the implant and everything and so he did that event for charlie because

He very quietly, and Charlie never even said this or acknowledged it publicly, and this was Rush's wish that Charlie would never tell anyone until after the fact, that Rush had been a major donor to Turning Point during his lifetime.

that he was all in on Charlie Kirk.

He was all in on the mission.

And so that was this sort of incredible parallel because you mentioned how, you know, you mentioned how it was the bridge between sort of like the traditional media and the new media, but Rush was really the first.

He was sort of the first guy to say, we can do a different kind of media.