Tonight’s prayer vigil in Washington, D.C. for Charlie Kirk drew a large crowd, with attendees sharing personal stories about his impact. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a standout tribute, revealing that Kirk played a pivotal role in forging his alliance with President Trump.
During the event, RFK Jr. recounted how Kirk conceived the dramatic sparkler display at a rally last August, where he joined Trump on stage. “He made a big show of it,” Kennedy said, recalling the moment. The crowd erupted in applause and chants of “USA!” as RFK Jr. shared a conversation with Kirk about the risks of their work.
“He asked me if I was scared to die,” RFK Jr. said, quoting Kirk. “I told him there’s a lot worse than dying—losing our constitutional rights and having our children raised in slavery.” Kennedy emphasized that Kirk’s sacrifice inspired others to continue the fight.
The vigil concluded with widespread admiration for Kirk’s contributions, though no further details about his legacy were provided.