Turning Point USA is weighing legal options against those spreading lies about Charlie Kirk.
Executive producer Andrew Kolvet made the remarks in a recent interview with Scott Jennings.
Monitoring Attacks
Kolvet said TPUSA is watching online commentary closely.
Andrew Kolvet
“We are seeing it all. We are logging it all,” he explained.
He emphasized the organization has “really good lawyers” on standby.
Kolvet noted some individuals are “intentionally lying and maligning” Kirk.
He warned that such behavior could result in legal consequences.
Kolvet said the organization would act carefully with Kirk’s widow, Erika.
He stressed that no decision would be made hastily.
Defending Kirk’s Character
Kolvet described Kirk as “the most truly good and generous man” he had worked with.
He called him loyal, decent, and full of integrity.
Kolvet blasted critics for misrepresenting Kirk’s long career.
He said detractors cherry-pick isolated remarks to smear his name.
🚨We’ve all seen the malicious lies and celebrations following Charlie Kirk’s assassination.
I asked @TPUSA‘s @AndrewKsway if the Kirk family is considering any legal action. His response:
“We are seeing it all… We have good lawyers.” pic.twitter.com/EWEQE6Y9GB
— Scott Jennings (@ScottJenningsKY) September 15, 2025
Critics, he added, “never knew him” personally.
Kolvet said they ignore 99.999 percent of Kirk’s work and words.
He called the attacks dishonest and gross.
Pushback and Support
Kolvet said he does not believe the smears are resonating.
“I don’t think anybody’s buying it,” he told Jennings.
R.R. Reno
He said public reaction shows most recognize Kirk’s true legacy.
Kirk’s assassination has sparked both tributes and attacks online.
Supporters have rallied around his widow and young children.
Kolvet said TPUSA will continue carrying forward Kirk’s vision.
Broader Context
Writer R.R. Reno argued Kirk’s death reflects deeper conflict in America.
He compared the assassination to the turmoil of the 1960s.
Reno wrote the country is experiencing a revolution in public life.
He said elites are struggling with the collapse of a multicultural consensus.
Reno argued Americans want a society anchored in faith, family, and flag.
He warned assassinations are symptoms of political and cultural upheaval.
A Turning Point
Reno said Kirk was right to fight for borders and national unity.
He urged conservatives to remain strong in their convictions.
He said civility is important but should not blunt the truth.
He argued America is at a decisive moment in its history.
Kolvet echoed that Kirk’s work will endure despite attacks.
TPUSA leaders vowed his mission will grow stronger in the aftermath.
