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.

Over the last three days in Florida, the Ukrainian delegation held a series of productive and constructive meetings with American and European partners.

A separate constructive meeting was also held in a U.S.–Ukraine format, during which four key documents were focused on: further development of a 20-point plan, aligning positions on a Multilateral security guarantee framework, aligning positions on a US Security guarantee framework for Ukraine, and further development on an economic & prosperity plan.

Particular attention was given to discussing timelines and the sequencing of next steps.

Ukraine remains fully committed to achieving a just and sustainable peace.

Our shared priority is to stop the killing, ensure guaranteed security, and create conditions for Ukraine’s recovery, stability, and long-term prosperity.

Peace must be not only a cessation of hostilities, but also a dignified foundation for a stable future.

Ukraine highly values the leadership and support of the United States and the continued close coordination with its partners in the next stages of this important work.

I would urge Trump to meet with Netanyahu next week and come up with a plan — put Hamas on a time clock.

If they don’t turn over their weapons and stop rearming at a date certain, we’ll unleash Israel on them.

We keep engaging Russia and Putin rebuffs all of our efforts.

If he says no this time, I hope Trump will sign my bill with 85 co-sponsors, put tariffs on countries like China who buy cheap Russian oil, make Russia a state sponsor of terrorism, and seize ships that are carrying sanctioned Russian oil like you are doing in Venezuela.

If Putin says no, we need to dramatically change the game, including giving Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine to hit the drone and missile factories that exist in Russia.

If Israel wanted to kill all the Palestinians, they could. Hamas wants to kill all the Israelis — they can’t.

Hezbollah would kill everybody in Israel if they could. Nobody in Israel wants to kill everybody in Lebanon.

If you want to run for President as a Republican in 2028 and you don’t show strong support for Israel, I don’t think you can win.

Whether you’re a Christian evangelical or not, Israel is a good deal for America.

If the IDF, Mossad, and Shin Bet went away tomorrow, we would be blind in this region.

The money we provide to Israel, we get back tenfold in terms of security.

The idea that Turkey would be part of a stabilizing force on the Board of Peace would rock Israel to its core.

There is no political support anywhere in Israel for having Turkey involved in the stabilizing force.

Erdoğan's comments against Israel are beyond the pale.

If anybody’s thinking about having Turkey involved on the ground in Gaza, you would create a massive problem for our friends in Israel.

When it comes to America, Israel has taken a hit, but it has all over the world.

This is a war of television. You’re winning on the ground. You’re losing in the air, television-wise.

The chances for an Iranian attack are less than 50%, but nobody is willing to take the risk and just say it is only an exercise.