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A drag queen show mocked the assassination of Charlie Kirk, and it was worse than you think. Today’s show breaks it down.

“I would never say this is gross as far as comedy, but this is not comedy. This is men playing dress-up, and they are too untalented to make the cut anywhere else,” Crowder said. “They just put on a costume and do stupid sh*t and want to call it an art form.”

A video making the rounds on social media shows a man dressed in a similar outfit to when Kirk was killed, including fake blood stained on his shirt and neck, mocking the evil killing.

According to previous comments from the organizer, which Pink News reported:

Lead organiser Kiki Ball-Change, who portrayed Melania Trump, told LGBTQ Nation: “Drag has always been political. We’re making it clear what’s at stake, [but] at the same time, the show wasn’t a downer,” adding: “Ultimately, it’s about reminding people that the things we’re joking about have real-world consequences, and that queer people, especially, don’t have the luxury of separating politics from our everyday lives.”

These people do not just hate Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk, Trump, and JD Vance. They also despise Candace Farmer and Tucker Carlson.

“They see no difference between Erika Kirk and Candace Farmer. The only difference they see is one being a useful tool,” Crowder said.

According to Hasan Piker, “My brain says, 'No, it's probably Tyler Robinson.’ But my heart says, 'Go Candace, go. Keep cooking.’"

“This is exactly what the left wants. They have been clear about it. They will put momentum and finances behind it. Ask yourself logically: would the left like to see the right fractured, and would they like to see people on the right, who claim to be on the right, character-assassinate everyone else on the right? The answer is yes,” Crowder said.