Erika Kirk says that Charlie never incited violence with his words. "He never once said, 'Go after them because they're saying X, Y, Z and they deserve to die," she said. "My husband never once said that. And he never would. What did he say? 'Come to the front of the line. I'll put my mic down. Tell me why you believe that. That's interesting. I never thought of that. But have you thought of this?'" "He gave them a microphone," Kirk continued. "And what'd they do? They gave him a bullet in the n

In his final interview, Rob Reiner said his reaction to Charlie Kirk’s murder was “absolute horror.” Reiner said he had unfortunately seen the video and called what happened “beyond belief,” stressing that no one — regardless of political beliefs — should ever face that kind of violence. He added that murder is never an acceptable solution to any problem. https://trib.al/qq0NN6U | New York Post

Turning Point’s AmericaFest is underway in Phoenix, just three months after the assassination of founder Charlie Kirk. His widow Erika Kirk urged attendees to honor his legacy through action. Conservative leaders and media personalities are filling a packed media row as the four-day conference begins. Matt Finn takes you behind the scenes. | Fox News

WATCH: Erika Kirk takes the stage before a massive AmericaFest crowd as Turning Point USA honors the legacy of Charlie Kirk. | Fox & Friends

FAITH IN THE AFTERMATH: Charlie’s friend and executive producer of the 'Charlie Kirk Show,' Andrew Kolvet, says his faith and the power of prayer have kept him afloat after Charlie’s assassination: “I've felt the prayers of strangers, lifting up the organization, lifting up Erika and myself personally.” | Fox News