Our nation was rocked today by the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
In the wake of his longtime friend’s death, Greg Gutfeld held nothing back.
Speaking on The Five, Gutfeld declared that Charlie Kirk’s movement will not be shut down by this horrific tragedy.
In fact, it’s the opposite.
“If you thought you were going to shut a movement down, you’re going to get a rude awakening,” Gutfeld said.
He then went as far as dropping an F-bomb live on air to get his point across — “You woke us the f*ck up!”
Watch:
Greg Gutfeld just WENT OFF about Charlie Kirk being shot, even dropped an F-bomb live on Fox
“If you thought that you were going to shut a movement down, you’re going to get a rude awakening.
You woke us the F*CK UP.” — @greggutfeld pic.twitter.com/fMY7wSadRE
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) September 10, 2025
Kudos to Fox News for keeping that clip unedited, despite the F-bomb.
Greg Gutfeld is saying what we’re all thinking, and what everyone needs to hear right now.
His words are very appropriate for this dark day.
The death of Charlie Kirk is an absolutely gut-wrenching tragedy.
Please continue to pray for his wife and children. I can’t imagine the loss they are feeling right now.
Charlie Kirk inspired so many people, and his memory will live on in an even stronger movement for truth and goodness.
Take a look at these replies:
Kirk inspired so many. I know he has young people that will keep the movement going.
— AzPinkLady #SaveArizona #SaveAmerica (@AzPinkLady) September 10, 2025
Gutfeld is correct… this will wake up MANY…
and the youth Charlie inspired will only have their resolve strengthened…
to carry his light and flame into the future
— Postquís LIVE (@PostquisLIVE) September 10, 2025
Gutfeld! will not air tonight due to breaking news coverage of Charlie Kirk’s death. For the latest, stay tuned to @FoxNews
— Gutfeld! (@Gutfeldfox) September 10, 2025
Keep in mind that Greg Gutfeld personally knew Charlie Kirk for more than a decade.
He also delivered this emotional, powerful tribute:
What is your thought?
Full transcript:
This is a Guest Post from our friends over at WLTReport. View the original article here.I’ve known him for probably 10 years. I mean, it’s hard to gather your thoughts beyond just horror. So instead, I mean, Charlie was such a force of nature. He was brilliant, and he was funny, but what scared people was his persuasiveness.
The only way to take him down because he could persuade you so strongly was to kill him. The shock and despair that we are I mean, we, as in shared by everyone at home and around this table and in this building, it’s a testament to the impact of Charlie’s friendship and his bravery and his character. It’s so deep a wound that we all feel.
It’s because it feels like he’s one of us. He’s part of us because he was such a genuinely a patriot and a great person. So how do you work through this stuff? It’s not about him or me. It’s us, the viewers. You are us. What do we do?
Well, you still do what you always do, but you do more of it. You stand up, you speak up, and you share the risk. Right now, you are becoiling, but you have to come back and return stronger, more fortified, and more resilient.
What is ironic, fittingly, I guess, is that this is a turning point. If you believe in Charlie, you got to believe in yourself because he believed in you. This isn’t over. This is the beginning.
Charlie’s power just got released in all of us. He’s going to be bigger now than he ever was in this chaotic planet. He made us all bigger. I think that if you’re at home and you’re feeling bad, don’t just get through it and remember that he would want you to get stronger and not back down.
