Trump promotes government, mentions tariffs and even autism

President echoed the speech that Kirk is a “martyr” of the conservative cause. “Kirk’s name will live forever in the eternal record of the greatest patriots of America, he will live forever. None of us will ever forget Kirk, nor will the story forget. Charlie is gathered with his creator in heaven and his voice will echo for generations.”

Trump also told Kirk’s parents. “To the whole Kirk family, we know that no word will ever be sufficient to fill the void he has left. It is a void that simply cannot be filled. But I hope the extraordinary demonstration of emotion over the past 11 days brought them comfort with the certainty that his son brought more kindness and love to this world in their brief 31 years than most people, even very successful people, can bring in all life “.

Following, Trump adopted a political tone and recalled Charlie’s trajectory. “He had a patriotic spirit since his youth, and was a true American in all he did. And one of the last things he said to me was, ‘Please, sir, save Chicago.’ We will do this. We will save Chicago from horrible crimes. “

At another point, Trump said that, unlike Kirk, he “hates” his opponent. “Maybe they can convince me that this is not right, but I hate my opponent”

President pointed out that the Justice Department is “investigating left -wing networks that fund political violence in the US”. “We believe we know who many of them are, but law enforcement may only be the beginning of our response to Charlie’s murder.”

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Trump detached from the speeches that exalted Kirk to praise his government itself. The president stated that the US today “are much better than a year ago,” and said that on Monday he will make an announcement that is a “response to (the cause of) autism.”