Erika Kirk appeared on Fox News's Outnumbered on Wednesday, and at the end of her appearance she spoke to Harris Faulkner about the whirlwind of theories and allegations thrown at Charlie's friends and allies the past three months. It's a response that is not to be missed. Plus, Rich Baris talks about the evidence of surging support for political violence on the left, and high schooler Gabby Stout reveals how her simple memorial to Charlie's legacy caused her school to bring a criminal investigation down onto her.

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At the heart of the federal DEI machine is the doctrine of "disparate impact." Now, the Trump DOJ is moving rapidly to rip that doctrine to shreds. If they succeed, it will have a transformative effect on the whole country. The DOJ's civil rights chief Harmeet Dhillon explains why her move is so crucial and long-overdue, and the show reacts to Trump's 2024-style rally in Pennsylvania.

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Charlie's final book "STOP, in the Name of God" is finally out nationwide, and nobody is more fitting to talk about the book's message than Erika Kirk. She joins the show to discuss why the Sabbath meant so much to Charlie and how God's gift of rest only made him more effective as a campaigner, communicator, and leader. Plus, Hillsdale's Matthew Spalding talks about his new book on the Declaration of Independence and its central role in defining the "American mind."

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