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Who is Michael Knowles? Commentator will honor Charlie Kirk at Turning Point USA event at U of M.

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The American Comeback Tour will proceed at the University of Minnesota on Monday night after the assassination of its founder, Charlie Kirk, on September 10. Conservative commentator Michael Knowles will replace Kirk, leading a tribute and open forum at the Turning Point USA event. A high-profile memorial service was held in Arizona, attended by President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance, who spoke about Kirk’s legacy. Knowles emphasized the importance of continuing Kirk's mission, stating, “The enemies of civilization will not succeed at killing his mission. ” He has been a prominent voice in conservative media, hosting his own podcast since 2017.

The event is significant not only as a tribute but also as a demonstration of resilience in the face of tragedy. Attendees can expect a blend of remembrance and engagement in political discourse. The ongoing interest in Kirk’s work and the Conservative movement highlights the event's local and national relevance.

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