Charlie Kirk Lives

@MikhailaFuller I jumped onto X just now because I wanted to check out your feed for the Lion diet. And the first item in my feed was you, with your mom and kids and “He is risen.” I’m an ortho Jew, but the coincidence is kinda spooky. Blessings to all of you, and prayers for your father.

He is Risen. Happy Easter everyone ❤️

@Variety @mistergeezy Savannah Guthrie? People suffer tragedies all the time without the luxury given her of months off work with the world constantly expressing sympathy to her. This time off demonstrated that her faded star was mot needed. Now she goes back to cash in on the tragedy. Grotesque.

What to expect from Savannah Guthrie’s return to the “Today” desk on Monday, per sources familiar with the show: • Guthrie will likely address her return, expressing gratitude and asking viewers to “please bear with me” as she navigates her first weeks back during a tender time • Likely to come after the first half hour, signaling news remains the priority • Producers are prepared for a period during which they “play it by ear,” trying to work segments around their suitability to Guthrie • Will likely be one of the show’s most-watched telecasts in recent memory Read the full digital cover: wp.me/pc8uak-1lH4WR

If you made poor choices sexually at some point in your life, and repented of those, and are following Christ, and your inner voice tells you that you are damaged goods, and that no sincere Christian should marry you, so you have no choice but to pursue a man or woman who doesn't know Christ, you need to know that is a lie from the pit of hell. It is the work of the devil himself, who seeks to trap you in an endless cycle of sin and shame.

@DGreenbaum @MaxNordau @SecWar Observant Jew here. Agree 100%.

I’m a Jew, I don’t pray to Jesus, and I have zero problem with @SecWar asking the vast majority of Americans to pray to their lord and savior for the safety of our troops. And neither should you. Minority rights means no one is prosecuting me or asking me to leave the country because I’m not Christian. It doesn’t mean we have to pretend America isn’t a Christian nation. You can cherish the former without being against the latter. It’s called being American.

@UKLFI The airport “apologizes”but never says what they did wrong or even that it was wrong. Just generalities. And they begin with a justification, protecting airport security, as if they had a reason to detain someone for expressing pro Israel/Jewish sentiments. “Apology”rejected.

Luton Airport has issued a formal written apology to Israeli author Alon Penzel, after an incident when he was abused by airport security. The Airport has also confirmed that enhanced staff training  has been implemented. uklfi.com/london-luton-a…

@RawaneOsmane Beautiful. Judaism loves you, as do I am sure many Jews. Your description of Judaism is one of the best I’ve seen. To use a phrase I dislike but is apt here, you get it.

A secular Jew asked me why I was converting to Judaism. Why would a rational, educated woman choose to join an ancient people and embrace traditions that seem to belong to another age? Did I truly believe those traditions were still relevant? My answer is simple: Judaism survived because of its traditions, not despite them. What modernity often dismisses as outdated ritual is precisely what preserved Judaism when empires collapsed, borders shifted, and entire civilizations vanished. Judaism did not endure by accident. It endured because it anchored human life to meaning, discipline, and moral responsibility. Where others dissolved into myth or memory, Judaism remained a living system. Long before these ideas became fashionable, Judaism introduced principles we now take for granted. It insisted that no human being stands above moral accountability. That power does not grant impunity. That compassion must extend beyond convenience, to the vulnerable, the weak, even to animals. That rest is not a luxury reserved for the privileged but a commandment binding all. And that time itself must be structured, sanctified, and directed. Judaism brought order into human existence. It introduced a calendar, a rhythm, a weekly reset, a moral framework, and a sense of mission. It taught that freedom without discipline becomes chaos, and that meaning does not emerge spontaneously. Meaning must be cultivated, practiced, and renewed. Is this irrelevant in the 21st century? People still lie to escape responsibility. They still seek shortcuts in moments of pressure. They are still cruel to others and to themselves. And they still need to be reminded that life is not arbitrary, that human beings are accountable to something higher than appetite, ego, or ideology. Judaism insists that above us is a source, a Creator, from which both our unity and our diversity emerge. Humanity may number billions today, but the Torah begins with one. With origins. With Bereshit. Because to understand where we are going, we must understand where we come from. The Torah does not offer abstract philosophy detached from lived reality. It tells stories, human, flawed, and timeless stories, that illuminate the world as it is, not as we wish it to be. It speaks of jealousy, power, failure, responsibility, repentance, and moral struggle. That is precisely why those stories endure. They are not frozen in time. They speak to every generation anew. Judaism, then, is not a relic. It is a system of moral memory. It is a civilizational framework that trains human beings to pause, reflect, restrain themselves, and choose responsibility over impulse. In an age obsessed with speed, gratification, and self-expression, Judaism insists on restraint, reflection, and continuity. That is why the question of relevance misses the point. If Judaism were merely symbolic, merely cultural, merely metaphorical, it would not have survived. And if it were irrelevant, Zionism itself would be unintelligible. What is Zionism without Judaism, without the original story, the language, the laws, the calendar, and the covenant that bind a people to a specific land and history? Why should Israel exist precisely where it does if Judaism is nothing more than an abstract faith detached from place, memory, and obligation? Strip Judaism of its traditions, and what remains is not enlightenment, but erosion. Without obligation, there is no continuity. Without practice, there is no identity. Without memory, there is no people. For me, Judaism is not an abstraction. It is not a costume, nor nostalgia, nor a political statement. It is identity carried through time, through exile, through Babylon and beyond. It is woven into history, culture, memory, and continuity. Anyone who takes a DNA test in the Middle East understands this instinctively. The connection is not theoretical. It is embodied. That is why tradition in Judaism is not only relevant today. It is indispensable. #israel #judaism #zionism

@MattWalshBlog This is a straw man argument. The premise is false. Many of us have been saying for years or decades that the regime in Iran needs to be overthrown. The task has become more urgent as Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile capacity has increased. Trump is the chance.

I can't take the gaslighting, guys. I really can't. Conservatives are now running around saying "Iran has been waging war on us for 47 years." Okay then why didn't any of you call for an attack on Iran at any point until now? Why didn't you make a case for Trump "ending the war, not starting it" until precisely the moment when Trump did it? You and I both know that you are latching onto a talking point you never used until 45 seconds ago. You and I both know that almost every conservative influencer in the business was opposed to war with Iran until just now. And now you're trying to use justifications that stretch back decades. It doesn't make any sense. If you changed your mind, fine. Say so. Explain why. You're allowed to change your mind. I've changed my mind about things. But don't try to rewrite history. Be honest about it. There's too much at stake to play these games.

@AlexTran677026 Christopher Lee may have been amazing, but he didn’t speak nine languages. No one does. No one can.

Every aspect of Sir Christopher Lee's life is astonishing. He met Rasputin's assassins, witnessed the last guillotine execution, hunted Nazis, recorded a heavy metal album, spoke nine languages, was Ian Fleming's cousin (author of James Bond), and was the only actor in “The Lord of the Rings” films to have met J.R.R. Tolkien.

@MosabHasanYOSEF You think you can fool us—fool Trump—into thinking that you know what you’re talking about because you use short declarative sentences? Nope.

@bethanyshondark Not to mention lashon hara.

@bethanyshondark What a weird response. I didn’t suggest it was about me, and I wasn’t triggered. I was just offering my view that people should mind their own business. Do you disagree with that?

tbh I’ve seen very little trolling. People are genuinely shocked and scared by her appearance and don’t want this kind of look to be normalized. variety.com/2026/music/new…

@RealEmirHan I only watch movies I think I’m going to like, and I stop watching movies that are bad.

Name the worst movie you’ve ever watched.

@DaisyCharmander @bethanyshondark Her problem, not yours.

@DearCharlieZL @bethanyshondark Kelly Osborne is not anywhere near normal weight. She is a walking skeleton and looks very unwell.

@MattWalshBlog I agree we should deport all illegal aliens. But the Democrats don’t want to; they want to bring in more. Because they view them as their voters. We are barely on track to deport 1 million illegals a year. At that pace, it will take decades to get rid of the ones we have.

Deporting illegal immigrants shouldn't even be a conversation. Of course we should deport them all. It's not even an interesting debate. We should be way past that and instead talking about how to systematically denaturalize and deport legal immigrants who don't belong here.

@DefiyantlyFree You don’t know what you’re talking about. Not one drop of American blood has ever been spilled for Israel. And don’t get me started about the Iraq war – – Israel lobbied against it. As to money, the US return on its investment in Israel has been multiples of what it has spent.

Judgment day is coming for all of us. Romans 11:1-2 — Paul explicitly: “Has God rejected his people? By no means! I myself am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham.” God has not abandoned the Jewish people. Paul calls their partial hardening temporary and warns Gentiles against arrogance toward them. Romans 11:28-29 — “As regards election, they are beloved for the sake of their forefathers. For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.” Irrevocable. That’s not supersessionism erasing the Jewish people. That’s Paul saying God’s covenant faithfulness to Israel endures even through the New Covenant. Genesis 12:3 — God to Abraham: “I will bless those who bless you, and whoever curses you I will curse.” This is not abrogated in the New Testament. Just like a man is a man and woman is a woman. There are only two genders. Marriage. Everything in Genesis stands. Luke 19:41-44 — Jesus weeps over Jerusalem. Not Rome. Not Athens. Jerusalem. He doesn’t weep over it as spiritually obsolete. He weeps because He loves it and knows what’s coming. John 4:22 — Jesus himself: “Salvation is from the Jews.” He doesn’t say salvation came through a generic Middle Eastern people who happened to fulfill a type. He says the Jews specifically. The New Covenant doesn’t erase the Jewish people it grafts Gentiles in. Romans 11 uses the olive tree metaphor explicitly: Gentiles are the wild branches. The cultivated tree is still Israel. And as Christian, the ultimate authority rests in the Word of God. Sola Scriptura. ROMANS 14:11 “It is written: ‘As surely as I live,’ says the Lord, ‘every knee will bow before me; every tongue will acknowledge God.” The God who said every knee will bow is the same God who said in Genesis 12:3 “I will curse those who curse you” speaking to Abraham, the father of the Jewish people. You cannot selectively apply the lordship of Christ to win a political argument and then ignore the rest of what the same God said about the same people in the same book. Every knee will bow. Including the ones that funded the murder of 1,200 Jews on October 7. Including the ones that machine-gunned 30,000 Iranian protesters in January. That’s not a Zionist argument. That’s Philippians 2.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Supporting a strike on the regime that killed 603 Americans, massacred 30,000 of its own people last month, and funded Hamas is not “obedience to Israel.” It’s American national security. Iran has been at war with America since 1979 before Netanyahu, before AIPAC or any of the other boogeymen. But it would require you to love America more than you hate Israel.

@MrPitbull07 You are an idiot. Servers don’t care how it “used to be”. It is now a part of our system that waiters get tips. It is not extra; it is a major part of their compensation. If you do not give a tip, you are stealing from them. You are taking the service that they provide for free.

I paid a $169.29 breakfast bill and left the tip at $0. Not because I didn’t notice the line — but because tipping, for me, is still a personal choice, not a fixed charge. The meal itself was fully paid for. The prices were set, the tax was added, and the total was clear. Covering that bill already supports the restaurant, its staff, and its operations. That part of the transaction was complete. What made this moment uncomfortable wasn’t the math — it was the pressure that followed. Tipping used to be a way to say “thank you” when service stood out. Somewhere along the way, it shifted into an expectation that can feel detached from the actual experience. Everyone comes in with different circumstances, different standards, and different limits. Respecting that choice — whatever the number — is part of keeping trust between customers and businesses. When that respect slips, so does the desire to come back. Credit: Lena Anderson via FB

@MattWalshBlog I’m for that. But toppling the Iranian regime, the most dangerous in the world for the U.S., would be a good thing, even if it came at some cost to us. And I’m painfully aware that the cost mainly would fall on our heroic military and their families, which doesn’t include me.

The policy I'd prefer is to deport all illegal immigrants, denaturalize and deport all anti-American legal immigrants, and try to stay out of regime change wars in the Middle East. What's wrong with that plan? Can you explain?

@MattWalshBlog If the administration reasonably believes there is a good chance of installing a democratic, pro-western government in Iran, which if led by the Shah’s son it would be, that would be a game changer for the region and the world and would materially benefit the United States.

@MattWalshBlog Make sure? You can never be sure. You can only make the best judgment in the circumstances. The Iranian government is a medieval, absolutist caliphate that regularly chants “death to America” and means it. Its vast oil wealth gives it means to act on that.

What exactly is the end game? "The Iranian people rise up and take control of their government"? Okay what does that mean exactly? Which people? How are they taking control? What happens after they do take control? Are we sure the new people, whoever they are, will be better than the old people? How are we going to make sure of that? How are we going to make sure of it while also not putting boots on the ground? This has not been explained. It needs to be.

@jt_140 @ggreenwald I’m not sure it’s true that Charlie would’ve been against defanging the Ayatolas in Iran through military action in these circumstance. But if so, who cares? I have a mind of my own. As he would’ve been the first to say.

@DearCharlieZL @ggreenwald lol, using Charlie Kirk’s name is beyond ironic. He was opposed to a regime change war in Iran 😝😂😂

The world just watched this psychopathic country flatten Gaza and vaporize women and children. Then they started their second war against Iran in less than a year, along with US support. And now they think they're going to provoke the world's pity because someone retaliates?