Erika Kirk, widow of conservative commentator and Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, recently shared in an interview with Glenn Beck that she believes her late husband had been preparing her to take over his responsibilities long before his tragic death. Charlie Kirk was killed in a shocking incident at Utah Valley University, and Erika revealed he left behind detailed plans, budgets, and even a diary she hadn’t known about until after his passing.

According to Erika, Charlie’s foresight included a “blueprint” stretching well beyond 2030, outlining the future of Turning Point USA and his media ventures. She found notes, plans, and other materials that indicated he had been intentionally building a legacy that could continue even without him. Erika noted that he left behind a wealth of content and strategic documents that are helping guide her leadership.

Following his death, Erika immediately stepped into a leadership role, with the TPUSA board voting to name her CEO of the organization. In interviews and appearances, she has emphasized her commitment to carrying forward Charlie’s vision. Erika said that the transition has been emotional but purposeful, and she is supported by the team that worked closely with her husband.

Charlie’s show producer, Andrew Kolvet, acknowledged Erika’s leadership and noted how the team is rallying to ensure that The Charlie Kirk Show and other projects continue without interruption. Erika assured listeners and followers that the show, social media channels, and affiliated organizations would remain active and aligned with Charlie’s mission.

Erika also shared that Turning Point will be releasing never-before-seen material from Charlie, including recorded speeches and special episodes. She emphasized the vast amount of archived content still to be shared with the public, highlighting how intentional Charlie was in creating a lasting impact.

Through her leadership, Erika said she intends to honor Charlie’s legacy and ensure his voice remains a guiding force in the movement he helped build.