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Erika Kirk whispered her final goodbye to her slain husband in his casket. Charlie Kirk's widow also stood next to her late husband's empty chair in the studio where he recorded his popular podcast. She spoke about the heartbreaking moment she had to tell their 3-year-old daughter, Gigi, that her father was never coming back. Erika said she was taking on Charlie's political movement, Turning Point USA. Fate has pushed Erika into political prominence at a pivotal moment in America.
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00:00It's the heart-wrenching moment Charlie Kirk's widow whispers her final goodbye to her slain
00:04husband in his casket. I love you. God bless you. She shared her unimaginable grief in a video diary
00:13that included showing his casket being placed in the hearse for its final journey. Today,
00:1936-year-old Erica is being compared with another young widow, Jackie Kennedy, who famously returned
00:25to Washington still wearing the suit covered in JFK's blood following his assassination in 1963.
00:33Erica also stood next to her late husband's empty chair in the studio where he recorded his popular
00:39podcast. She spoke about the heartbreaking moment she had to tell their three-year-old daughter Gigi
00:45that her father was never coming back. She goes, where's daddy? What do you tell a three-year-old?
00:52She's three. I said, baby, daddy loves you so much. Don't you worry. He's on a work trip with
01:03Jesus. Choking back tears, she said she was taking on Kirk's political movement, Turning Point USA.
01:11The cries of this widow will echo around the world like a battle cry.
01:16Arizona. Erica is no stranger to the spotlight. She is a former Miss Arizona competing in the
01:22Miss USA pageant in 2012. She also appeared on a dating show in 2019, season three of Bravo TV's
01:34Summer House. America, she's beautiful and she happens to be religious. I think you're a bright
01:39light in a very dark place. Now fate has pushed Erica into political prominence at a pivotal moment
01:45in America.

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