October 29, 2025 • 6 mins
We got a question in for our American Mamas...
Dear Mamas, can you believe people are dressing up as Assassinated Charlie Kirk for Halloween?
Dear Mamas, can you believe people are dressing up as Assassinated Charlie Kirk for Halloween?
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
We got a question for American mama's. Dear mama's, can
you believe people are dressing up as assassinated Charlie Kirk
for Halloween. Well, let's ask our American mama's, mamma and
(00:24):
joining us now our American mama Terry Nedderville. So I
saw these pictures, I really couldn't. This is so grotesque.
So these folks are wearing the white freedom shirt, although
I've seen some that spell freedom f R E E
d U m B. And then they always have blood,
you know, fake costume blood coming out of their neck.
(00:45):
Sometimes they've got a bandage there, sometimes they don't. And
that's their Halloween costume this year.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
It's probably the most disturbing thing I have seen in
a really long time. It's one of those things is
jar and they do it for that reason I meaned
it is. It's very jarring, but I think one of
the worst. Like there's a Facebook page that I found
and they're joking about it. They're they're all making you know,
(01:14):
they're given advice on how to do it, you know,
how to do one's like, you know, and I'm going
to be a bullet. And they're laughing about their mocking it. Well,
the worst was on Instagram and this person it's a
picture of a white freedom shirt with the microphone and
then like streamers. It looks like a little pompom with
long streamers. And he said, this is just in time
(01:36):
for Halloween. The Charlie Kirk costume. When Charlie's three year
old heard the gunshot, she was frightened. She ran towards
her father, that was the rumor, for safety and comfort,
only to find him on the ground bleeding. So I
might accessorize and add a doll with some blood on
it to complete this fun costume. And then you have
people on there like, right on, let's do it. It's
(01:56):
so disturbing, it's so vile. It makes me angry, It
makes it This is one of those things that I
think that should be I mean, banned. I know you
can't do that here in America, but guess what, all
the forbidden costumes all and these are forbidden for a reason.
And I get it, Like the Holocaust, I wrote some
of them down, the Holocaust victim, transphobic costume. You can't
(02:16):
make fun of them. Anything involving blackface, cultural stereotypes, terrorists,
Bill m And this is all according to Good Housekeeping,
these are the rules you can These are the most
vile you know you.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
So Good Housekeeping hasn't said, you know, you probably shouldn't
dressify that an assassination victim. Right.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
I don't even know if they This article may have
been a couple of years old, but but this, this
would be as disturbing as if somebody went as the
assassinated Martin Luther King, Gie Right or John F. Kennedy
or Bobby This would be disturbing no matter if it's
a leftist or right somebody that gets, you know, assassinated.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
An actual figure, actual person, to be celebrating a specific
person who's been murdered recently. Yeah, as if it was
you know, you're going to go out and grab candy, Yeah,
and addresses this person.
Speaker 2 (03:12):
I hope that these people that go out there dressed
in this bile manner, I hope that they get admonished.
I hope people say something, you know, and I hope
they don't laugh. I mean, it's hard to imagine, but
looking at these pages, people are just so One lady
was like, gosh, you know, you make sure you get
(03:33):
the big gums. I mean, they're starting to make fun
of it, and I just I don't understand where we
got to this point where we can behave in this
way and you know, mocking something like that. And then
I think, you know, I was talking to Colleen Avaloni,
Lewis's wife, and she said something that kind of gave
me a little bit of perspective and hope. She said,
(03:55):
you know, Terry, when Charlie was assassinated, they thought they
were going to shut him down. They thought they weren't
gonna you know, that's it, his voice is gone. But
what happened was hundreds of thousands rose up and they
became a Charlie Kirk. Hundreds of thousands of people wanted
to know about Charlie Kirk. So she said, so maybe, maybe,
just maybe if people go out and if they see
(04:18):
someone like this and they're like, wait, who is that?
Who is he trying to be? That, they will look
into who this person is. And she, you know, in
other words, she was saying, what's meant for evil, may
God use it for good?
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Well, and that's kind of where I'm sitting at this point,
because yeah, I would, man, my flesh wants vengeance on this.
But if we could just follow Charlie's example. I think
he would say that what we should be doing is
praying for these people because the scriptures, so you are
supposed to pray for your enemies. Obviously, if they're celebrating
(04:52):
the death of a conservative and we're conservatives, why wouldn't
they celebrate our deaths too, and so that would make
someone our enemy, I guess on paper, so we should
be praying for them. And you say, you know what,
I guess. My hope is if they go out wearing this,
what I want is for them to be convicted, not
(05:13):
in a court of law, but in their heart, that
what they're doing is wrong, that they recognize in the
middle of all of it, that this was awful and
that this is satanic behavior, celebrating something that the enemy wants,
not celebrating something that God wants.
Speaker 2 (05:32):
You're right, Steven, And I also hope that parents who
have little ones that might see this use it as
a learning tool as to how we don't behave in society,
how evil and cruel this is. In our family, we
don't celebrate someone's death, no matter who that is. In
our family. We look at these people, we feel sorry
(05:54):
for them because something's missing in their lives. You know,
when you have little ones, oftentimes you'll use something to
trigger that memory you know where they'll forever go. I
remember the time of like, for example, this is so minute,
but you're at a restaurant and your children are there
with some other friends who are not behaving, and you
get in the car and you're like, I'm so thankful
(06:14):
I have a kid that behaves and knows that other
people around. I hope that parents use this as a
time to say thank God, I have you who has
empathy and love for others and would never ever do
something as vile as that.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
I'd like to ask your American Mama's question. Go to
our website America got Ready dot com, slash Mama's and click.
I asked the Mama's button. Terry Nedeville, Thank you so much,
We got a question for American mama's. Dear mama's, can
you believe people are dressing up as assassinated Charlie Kirk
for Halloween. Well, let's ask our American mama's, mamma and
(00:24):
joining us now our American mama Terry Nedderville. So I
saw these pictures, I really couldn't. This is so grotesque.
So these folks are wearing the white freedom shirt, although
I've seen some that spell freedom f R E E
d U m B. And then they always have blood,
you know, fake costume blood coming out of their neck.
(00:45):
Sometimes they've got a bandage there, sometimes they don't. And
that's their Halloween costume this year.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
It's probably the most disturbing thing I have seen in
a really long time. It's one of those things is
jar and they do it for that reason I meaned
it is. It's very jarring, but I think one of
the worst. Like there's a Facebook page that I found
and they're joking about it. They're they're all making you know,
(01:14):
they're given advice on how to do it, you know,
how to do one's like, you know, and I'm going
to be a bullet. And they're laughing about their mocking it. Well,
the worst was on Instagram and this person it's a
picture of a white freedom shirt with the microphone and
then like streamers. It looks like a little pompom with
long streamers. And he said, this is just in time
(01:36):
for Halloween. The Charlie Kirk costume. When Charlie's three year
old heard the gunshot, she was frightened. She ran towards
her father, that was the rumor, for safety and comfort,
only to find him on the ground bleeding. So I
might accessorize and add a doll with some blood on
it to complete this fun costume. And then you have
people on there like, right on, let's do it. It's
(01:56):
so disturbing, it's so vile. It makes me angry, It
makes it This is one of those things that I
think that should be I mean, banned. I know you
can't do that here in America, but guess what, all
the forbidden costumes all and these are forbidden for a reason.
And I get it, Like the Holocaust, I wrote some
of them down, the Holocaust victim, transphobic costume. You can't
(02:16):
make fun of them. Anything involving blackface, cultural stereotypes, terrorists,
Bill m And this is all according to Good Housekeeping,
these are the rules you can These are the most
vile you know you.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
So Good Housekeeping hasn't said, you know, you probably shouldn't
dressify that an assassination victim. Right.
Speaker 2 (02:34):
I don't even know if they This article may have
been a couple of years old, but but this, this
would be as disturbing as if somebody went as the
assassinated Martin Luther King, Gie Right or John F. Kennedy
or Bobby This would be disturbing no matter if it's
a leftist or right somebody that gets, you know, assassinated.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
An actual figure, actual person, to be celebrating a specific
person who's been murdered recently. Yeah, as if it was
you know, you're going to go out and grab candy, Yeah,
and addresses this person.
Speaker 2 (03:12):
I hope that these people that go out there dressed
in this bile manner, I hope that they get admonished.
I hope people say something, you know, and I hope
they don't laugh. I mean, it's hard to imagine, but
looking at these pages, people are just so One lady
was like, gosh, you know, you make sure you get
(03:33):
the big gums. I mean, they're starting to make fun
of it, and I just I don't understand where we
got to this point where we can behave in this
way and you know, mocking something like that. And then
I think, you know, I was talking to Colleen Avaloni,
Lewis's wife, and she said something that kind of gave
me a little bit of perspective and hope. She said,
(03:55):
you know, Terry, when Charlie was assassinated, they thought they
were going to shut him down. They thought they weren't
gonna you know, that's it, his voice is gone. But
what happened was hundreds of thousands rose up and they
became a Charlie Kirk. Hundreds of thousands of people wanted
to know about Charlie Kirk. So she said, so maybe, maybe,
just maybe if people go out and if they see
(04:18):
someone like this and they're like, wait, who is that?
Who is he trying to be? That, they will look
into who this person is. And she, you know, in
other words, she was saying, what's meant for evil, may
God use it for good?
Speaker 1 (04:30):
Well, and that's kind of where I'm sitting at this point,
because yeah, I would, man, my flesh wants vengeance on this.
But if we could just follow Charlie's example. I think
he would say that what we should be doing is
praying for these people because the scriptures, so you are
supposed to pray for your enemies. Obviously, if they're celebrating
(04:52):
the death of a conservative and we're conservatives, why wouldn't
they celebrate our deaths too, and so that would make
someone our enemy, I guess on paper, so we should
be praying for them. And you say, you know what,
I guess. My hope is if they go out wearing this,
what I want is for them to be convicted, not
(05:13):
in a court of law, but in their heart, that
what they're doing is wrong, that they recognize in the
middle of all of it, that this was awful and
that this is satanic behavior, celebrating something that the enemy wants,
not celebrating something that God wants.
Speaker 2 (05:32):
You're right, Steven, And I also hope that parents who
have little ones that might see this use it as
a learning tool as to how we don't behave in society,
how evil and cruel this is. In our family, we
don't celebrate someone's death, no matter who that is. In
our family. We look at these people, we feel sorry
(05:54):
for them because something's missing in their lives. You know,
when you have little ones, oftentimes you'll use something to
trigger that memory you know where they'll forever go. I
remember the time of like, for example, this is so minute,
but you're at a restaurant and your children are there
with some other friends who are not behaving, and you
get in the car and you're like, I'm so thankful
(06:14):
I have a kid that behaves and knows that other
people around. I hope that parents use this as a
time to say thank God, I have you who has
empathy and love for others and would never ever do
something as vile as that.
Speaker 1 (06:25):
I'd like to ask your American Mama's question. Go to
our website America got Ready dot com, slash Mama's and click.
I asked the Mama's button. Terry Nedeville, Thank you so much,
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