Vladimir Putin is a serious guy.

Now he is on his third term as president, and this is the last time he will be president for 10 years. He is guaranteed to be the czar of Russia till 2036.

So don't hold your breath as if he's going tomorrow or there will be a regime change. I don't predict that this will happen.

I think he's smart — his calculus is very sharp. So he understands and appreciates a lot of intelligence.

The world declared again and again and again, backed by NATO, "We are going to deploy NATO forces in Ukraine."

Putin said, "You will not. I will enter."

The West said, "We're ready to deploy and to embrace Ukraine as part of NATO."

And Putin said, "You will not. I will enter."

The United States Coast Guard is in active pursuit of a sanctioned dark fleet vessel that is part of Venezuela’s illegal sanctions evasion.

It is flying a false flag and under a judicial seizure order.

I want to be with you. But I'll be with you soon. I just want to say that nobody did more for me than Charlie. And there's nobody better than Erika. You are the greatest people on earth.

I hope my son's doing a good job representing me. Otherwise, I'll have to say "You're fired, Don. You're fired."

I hope Don makes a great speech. If he doesn't make a great speech, let me know about it. I'll give him hell.

I've always wondered whether Nicki Minaj thought I looked like the JD Vance meme.

It turns out, and I confirmed when she walked down the steps, Nicki Minaj actually knows what I really look like.

That is the best tribute that I could possibly imagine.

In the United States of America you don't have to apologize for being white anymore.

They (Democrats) are not sending their best.

Omar Fateh was Ilhan Omar's candidate for mayor of Mogadishu — I mean Minneapolis. Little Freudian slip there.

Jasmine Crockett — the record speaks for itself.

She wants to be a senator, though her street girl persona is about as real as her nails.

The only thing that has truly served as an anchor of the United States of America is that we have been, and by the grace of God, we always will be, a Christian nation.

In the days after Charlie's death, I struggled a great deal. I remember watching every video of the assassination, looking for clues, and trying to understand what happened.

I stayed up all night, for many nights in a row, researching every conspiracy theory, going down every rabbit hole. When my lovely wife Usha told me to "Come to bed," I told her, "I owed it to Charlie to try to uncover every stone," and so that's what I tried to do.

I remember I was consumed by this fear that Charlie's death wouldn't just deprive a family of their husband or of a good father, but that it would deny our movement of a great unifier of people and a great doer of great deeds.

But what saved me was not lying to myself but accepting the reality of the fight that we're in. Charlie's death was an immense loss, an irreplaceable loss.

We got kicked in the teeth, my friends, and there's no sugarcoating it or pretending that it didn't happen. We need to accept that. What saved me was realizing that the story of the Christian faith, like the story of these United States of America, is one of immense loss followed by even bigger victory.

We believe in honoring your father and mother rather than shipping all their money off to Ukraine.

I know some of you are discouraged by the infighting [in the GOP] over any number of issues. Don't be discouraged.

Wouldn't you rather lead a movement of free thinkers who sometimes disagree than a bunch of drones who take their orders from George Soros?

Vance: If you miss Charlie Kirk, do you promise to fight what he died for?

Crowd: Yes.

Vance: Do you promise to take the country back from the people who took his life?

Crowd: Yes.

Vance: Do you promise to help defeat the radicals who cheered his death?

Crowd: Yes.

Vance: Do you promise to honor his memory by having faith in the God he loves?

Crowd: Yes.

Vance: My friends, commit to these things and I promise you victory.