During a memorial service in Arizona, President Donald Trump honored Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist, calling him a 'great American hero' and 'martyr' after his death on September 10. The event attracted nearly 100,000 attendees, including key figures from the Trump administration and conservative movement, who praised Kirk's contributions to youth activism and free speech. Kirk's wife, Erika, delivered an emotional speech, forgiving her husband's alleged killer, which contrasted with Trump's more aggressive stance towards political opponents. The service, marked by a rally-like atmosphere, highlighted the ongoing political polarization in the U.S., with speakers emphasizing the need to continue Kirk's legacy. Trump's remarks included criticism of the 'radical left' and a call to action for Kirk's supporters, framing his death as a catalyst for renewed conservative activism. The event underscored the complexities surrounding Kirk's influence and the implications of his assassination on American politics.