Conservative star Megyn Kelly hosted a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event at Virginia Tech yesterday for the late Charlie Kirk.
And thanks to Kelly, she ended up taking a liberal student to school.
Kelly took the stage yesterday at Virginia Tech to host the second TPUSA campus event since the assassination of Kirk — TPUSA’s founder — and absolutely humiliated the student over his question about the slain conservative activist.
“Why do you support a president who contributes to the rhetoric that got your friend Charlie Kirk killed?” a male student asked.
“We saw his rally recently, he said, ‘I hate my enemies.’”
In a now viral video, Kelly wasted no time stopping the feeble attempt to get baited into discrediting Kirk.
“This is how we get here,” Kelly said as the audience began to heckle the student.
“That is a blatant lie, it’s a defamatory blaspheme and it’s inappropriate in this setting.”
When the student tried to clarify his shocking stance, saying Trump “contributed to the atmosphere” that led to Kirk’s killing.
Kelly immediately took him to task.
“Well then you have no point. Then your point is utterly empty. ‘Contributing to the atmosphere?’ Let’s just be clear, [Tyler Robinson] was motivated by leftists ideology,” Kelly said to roaring cheers from the packed auditorium.
“We know it from the bullet casings, we know it from the Utah governor, we know it from his own mother,” Kelly continued to applause from the massive audience.
The student can then be heard nearly screeching when he then asked if it was “okay to incite violence against liberals” and referenced Trump’s comments at Kirk’s memorial in which the president said he does not forgive his enemies.
“The president of the United States has not accepted violence against liberals,” Kelly retorted.
“Its completely normal for a politician to be thinking about his political fights. And, by the way, Trump has every right to loathe his enemies — they tried to put him in jail for the rest of his life, they tried to bankrupt him, they tried to put his family in jail, and they tried to kill him,” Kelly emphasized as the audience applauded in approval.
The liberal student — who was not named — then attempted to make an argument about former special prosecutor Jack Smith before instead to walk away from the microphone and a series of boos from the crowd.
Watch the entire exchange for yourself —
Despite the heated exchange, Kelly quickly lowered the temperature and hushed the crowd as they started to boo the college student.
“Its good to have some folks come up and disagree,” Kelly said.
The TPUSA “American Comeback Tour” event, which also featured Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, marks the second of eleven engagements that will take place at campuses around the country in honor of Charlie Kirk.