President Donald Trump delivered a solemn address from the Oval Office following the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Opening his remarks with a heartfelt message to the nation, Trump said:

“Charlie was a man of deep faith. We take peace knowing that he is now with God in heaven.”

The President honored Kirk’s legacy as a strong advocate for American values, while also addressing what he called the dangerous rhetoric fueling political violence.

“For years, the radical left has compared wonderful Americans like Charlie to NAZIs,” Trump stated firmly. “This type of language is directly responsible for the terrorism we’re seeing in our country today. And it must stop right now!”

The President’s speech underscored both grief and urgency, calling for unity while holding accountable those who spread hate-driven narratives. His address reflects growing concerns over escalating political tensions in the United States.

As the nation mourns Kirk’s death, Trump’s message signals a demand for an end to violent extremism and the rhetoric that fuels it.