After sitting out a week to grieve the truly awful murder of Charlie Kirk, the cousins come together once more to discuss what’s going to follow. Both pay homage to the incalculable impact of Kirk on the conservative movement, consider what comes next, and debate whether his wife Erika has what it takes to continue his legacy. They also discuss Kirk’s demented murderer and the toxic leftism that drove him. Once again, Evan cites the example of El Salvadoran dictator Nayib Bukele as a model for what Trump should start doing to reestablish order. Meanwhile Auguste openly wonders if Americans are finally ready to take the necessary steps to end the cycle of violence and dysfunction in their communities.

Articles referenced in this episode:

• “Love, not Radicalism, Is the Only Way Forward” by Auguste Meyrat

• “America’s Good and Faithful Servant - Remembering Charlie Kirk” by Evan McClanahan, Tony Juarez, Bradley Schumaker, and Gherard Thielman