President Trump, Atlanta leaders react after conservative activist Charlie Kirk shot at public event in Utah
President Donald Trump took to social media to say that he is praying for Kirk.
Author: Reeves Jackson
Published: 3:48 PM EDT September 10, 2025 Updated: 4:19 PM EDT September 10, 2025
ATLANTA — Reactions are beginning to come in after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot while speaking at a public event on a college campus in Utah on Wednesday afternoon.
Kirk, a popular conservative political activist and media personality, was at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah, as part of his "American Comeback Tour." This was his first stop since resuming the tour.
“We are confirming that he was shot and we are praying for Charlie,” Aubrey Laitsch, public relations manager for Turning Point USA told The Associated Press.
The spokesperson confirmed he was hospitalized. Video taken at the location shows Kirk bleeding heavily from an apparent gunshot wound to his neck. No other injuries have been reported.
Utah Valley University issued an alert that "a single shot was fired on campus toward a visiting speaker. Police are investigating now, suspect in custody."
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Did you notice not one lefty, mentions praying for him. They just go animal politicaland this AH wants to get his nonsense in.
Georgia Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger(Seriously Raffensperger your prayers are tainted, STFU)
“Tricia and I are lifting Charlie Kirk up in prayer. I pray for his health, strength, and comfort as he recovers.
At the same time, I want to speak clearly and firmly: political violence has no place in our country. It is un-American, it undermines our democracy, and it dishonors the sacrifices of those who came before us. Disagreements should always be settled through debate, elections, and the rule of law —not intimidation or violence.
We must stand together in rejecting violence and recommitting ourselves to civility, respect, and the principles that make our nation strong.”