Erika Kirk, the widow of the late Charlie Kirk, has revealed that her husband left detailed plans to continue the mission of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), including strategic guidance extending toward the 2028 presidential election.
The insights came during a recent appearance on “The Glenn Beck Program,” where Beck described his conversations with Erika as a confirmation of Charlie Kirk’s foresight and meticulous planning.
“I mean, I was flying yesterday and I thought, what are the odds that this amazing spiritual giant, who had been prepared, I think, his whole life to do what he did, is smart enough to run a large operation,” said Beck.
“Has the spirit with him and knows how to argue. Knows how to do everything he does.”
Beck emphasized that Erika Kirk played a key role in that preparation.
“Marries a woman who is exactly like that,” he said. “I mean, she said to me last week, we had a conversation, ‘I think Charlie prepared me for this and I didn’t even know it.’ She said he’s got stacks of his diaries. He wrote a diary every day. And she said I never read his diaries.”
Following Kirk’s death, Erika began reviewing the diaries, discovering that they contain not only personal reflections but also plans for the future of TPUSA.
“But after he died, I went in and I started to go through his diaries…I started reading them,” Beck explained. “She said he left me the plans for 2028. He left me the budgets for the future. She said he left this for me. And she is a force to be reckoned with.”
Reports indicate that the diaries and accompanying videos outline a roadmap for sustaining TPUSA, including financial planning and organizational strategy, designed to ensure the movement continues even without its founder.
Observers note that the materials provide a clear framework for guiding the group through upcoming political cycles.
Erika Kirk is scheduled to appear on “The Charlie Kirk Show” to discuss her late husband’s mission and how she intends to carry it forward.
The appearance will address various aspects of the organization’s objectives, including plans leading up to the 2028 election.
In addition to planning for TPUSA’s future, Kirk shared personal philosophies during his final interview shortly before his death on Sept. 10 at Utah Valley University.
Reflecting on life’s challenges, Kirk cited two quotes that guided him.
“The first is, not in the bible, ‘This too shall pass,’” he said, according to RedState. “But it’s King Solomon’s phrase, which is really amazing when you think about it. Because it’s good no matter what season of life you are in.”
“If you are going through the worst of times, this too shall pass, and things are going to get better, and if you are going through the best of times, though, it’s really humbling. This too shall pass. And this shall fade away, because this will not last forever. So, I love that.”
Kirk also cited Romans 8:28, emphasizing his Christian perspective.
“Which it says that God works all things for good for those who love him,” he continued. “It’s a very freeing and liberating verse for those of us that are Christians because we believe when things can be really bad, God is working it for his good, his perfect and pleasing will…And there is a God, and I am not him. And I surrender to his will.”
These reflections, alongside the diaries and strategic guidance, illustrate Kirk’s intention to create a lasting legacy for TPUSA.
His meticulous planning ensures the organization can continue its mission and influence even in his absence.
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