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News broke this morning that the Kirk family is nearing a lawsuit against UVU over the security lapses that led to Charlie’s murder a year ago. Former FBI agent Tracy Schandler Walder breaks down the facts of the case and why what happened a year ago was depressingly avoidable. Nick Sortor reacts to the University of Utah trying to expel two students simply for pointing out others celebrating Charlie’s death. Alex Marlow talks about Gavin Newsom’s pledge to not run in 2028 if Kamala Harris does. The team covers Thomas Massie’s abrupt move to impeach Pete Hegseth over a laundry list of grievances.

It took only three days for some wretched creature to attack Charlie’s statue and memorial at Turning Point headquarters. But we will not be intimidated and we will never surrender to the left’s anarchic threats and violence. New York gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman joins. Rich Baris explores whether the midterm RNC might give the party the boost it needs heading into November. Sean Davis talks the new push from tech elites for an “AI slowdown.”

Though Thoughtcrime continues, it will never be the same as it was while Charlie Kirk was still with us. Today, one day before the anniversary of his death, the Thoughtcrime team remembers him at his best, by revisiting his all-time greatest moments, from the time he was caught wearing earplugs at a football game, to his repeated clashes with Tyler over Lord of the Rings, to the showdown over just what, exactly, a “chambermaid” is.

It’s been 25 years since 9/11, and one day since Charlie’s memorial at the UVU campus. Sen. Rick Scott and Scott Jennings join in the first hour, and then Jobob and Alex Clark join in for an extra-length AMA hour, answering questions about Charlie’s travels and pet peeves and fielding calls and emails about him from the audience.