Patrick continues his heartbreaking reporting on the assassination of Charlie Kirk as reactions and breaking news pour in. The focus lands on the wounds left behind, Charlie’s family, his growing influence among young conservatives, his bold witness to faith, and his movement toward Catholicism, while calls flood the studio, some raw with grief, others fierce in resolve to stand for truth despite danger. In the swirl of anger, sadness, and prayer, Patrick challenges listeners to hold fast to courage and let light push back the darkness, echoing the urgency and pain of the day.

• Patrick gives current updates on new details of the shooter
• John - I have noticed that the left has become very angry about prayer and praying for shooting victims including Kirk. Democrats want control and power and this is what this is about.
• Julie – Thank you so much for dedicating the show to Charlie Kirk (12:18)
• Carolyn - Charlie didn’t go to college, but he was so much more well-read then college kids are. The purpose of higher education has changed. (15:18)
• Sandy - Charlie Kirk was used by God for the youth of our country, to educate people and speak truth. He was an educator and patriot. He was trying to get people to think for themselves. (28:24)
• Matthew – Evil self-destructs. Is Kirk a false prophet or martyr? (32:01)
• Annette - The left is currently talking about gun control with regards to Kirk and other events. What are your thoughts about this? (35:03)
• Patsy – We shouldn’t judge the murderer. (43:59)
• Ian - My wife and I were discussing this. Charlie Kirk’s assassination shows us that as a nation we need to get our hearts to focus on Christ. (46:54)
• Danny - This is shocking, hurtful, and evil. As a 32-year-old man though I am hopeful that we can change this generation. (48:29)
• Kathy - Our priest said that if we are in a room that is totally dark, even the smallest flame pushes back the darkness (49:57)