“They didn't get the violent response from ‘the MAGA’” that they wanted, Fox News contributor Tyrus said, commenting on the supporters of conservative Charlie Kirk’s assassination on Wednesday.
“He took three things that were death sentences with this country. He talked about religion. He talked about gender. And he talked about politics,” Tyrus said on Friday’s “Gutfeld!” when asked to react to Kirk’s murder. Unfortunately, those are three things that can’t be discussed in America, but Kirk still courageously spoke about them, Tyrus said.
“And Charlie, in his death, I learned that his faith was unbelievable,” Tyrus, an avowed atheist, said, noting that – unlike those on the left who express their outrage with violence and rioting – remained peaceful after Kirk’s assassination:
“With one side, how many buildings burned last night? Not one.
“How many people were dragged in the street for looking like they, maybe, were the shooter? Not one.
“How many police officers were spit on for not doing their job? Not one.”
“I don't think that they are going to get the result that they wanted, because they didn't get the violent response from ‘the MAGA,’” Tyrus said.
What’s more, instead of silencing Kirk’s voice, his assassination will greatly amplify it, Tyrus told those who celebrate his murder:
“But, you just inspired millions of Charlie Kirks. So you couldn't stand him?
“I hope they finish his tour, I hope people of faith that want to, they continue his tour, they continue his legacy.
“And they’ll [the radical left] be wishing that they just had the one big voice, because I really think he is going to inspire a generation.”
