Raheem Kassam

Before coming out here and doing this episode, I started to look back at some of the conversations that he and I had had over text message in the final months.

And it started to occur to me that what he really wanted more than anything else, more than these fights that you see, more than this scrapping that you see, more than his own philosophy and ideology being out there and front and center, was actually giving back.

And so through this Boxing Day, I want to focus a little bit more on that.

I think it's very important.

I think a lot of the noise that we're hearing at the moment is a little undignified.

And a lot of you will have some problems with me saying that stuff.

I didn't go to America Fest in Phoenix for that particular reason.

I knew that the stage would be full of people sort of tussling and that's not what I think that conference was ever about.

I don't think that was what Charlie was ever about.

And so for me, rather than get involved in all of that, I wanted to bring you some of my

thoughts and memories and some of the things that I think can help not make us fight, but move us forward.

I think it's so important that we not lose sight of the grander issue at play here.

There are demonic forces at work here in the world.

There are demonic forces at work here behind me every single day.

And Charlie would have wanted us to work together

not apart, not separately, not hating on each other, not screaming at each other, to fix those things.

Let me take you now to where I went right after I landed back in the United States from the Reform Party conference, and that was inside Charlie Kirk's memorial.

Well good morning world.

It is the morning of the Charlie Kirk Memorial down here in Phoenix, Arizona.

It's not a light-hearted occasion, not a joyous occasion obviously.