"We're sick, we're sad, we're angry, and we're resolute, and we're going to avenge Charlie's death in the way Charlie would want it to be avenged. He was such a beautiful boy, he was an American boy, and he was incredibly positive, he was full of energy, and life, and he made politics fun, began Watters. You see it at his events when things blow up, and the music plays, and we haven't had that in a very long time in this country."
"This is a man who touched an entire generation of Americans, and electrified them, and made them patriots. And this is not a controversial person. This is not polarizing guy, a divisive person, a firebrand that he's being described as in the media. This is like a guy that you have a barbecue with at your summer house. This is the kind of guy if you came back with your daughter, you'd say, Thank God, we got a good one.'"
"He had his kids not facing the photos because he wanted to protect them, because he knew how evil people were. So when he goes out to these college campuses, he's not provoking anybody. He's like Socrates. He asks questions, and he does it with a smile. And there's nothing controversial about saying, socialism is worse than capitalism. Men and women are different. Let's put America first,' because that's all he was about, putting America first."
Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at an event at Utah Valley University. Jesse Watters remembered Kirk and denounced violent actors on the Left during a monologue on The Five. Watters vowed to avenge Kirk's death in the way Kirk would have wanted and described Kirk as energetic, positive, and someone who made politics fun. Watters said Kirk connected with a generation, electrified young Americans, and inspired patriotism. Watters defended Kirk as nonpolarizing and family-oriented, noting Kirk protected his children at events. Watters framed Kirk's campus appearances as questioning, not provocative, and reiterated Kirk's core messages: capitalism over socialism and putting America first.
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