Our town doesn’t make headlines. Until last week. A murder that shocked the world. The next morning—September 11th—I discovered a friend had just conducted what became Charlie Kirk’s last interview. God has a way of connecting dots we can’t see in real time. When Utah entrepreneurial legend @andrewksmith and longtime friend @jeanettewbennett called to tell me they had the last interview with Charlie Kirk—conducted just one hour before tragedy struck—my response was immediate: “Show no one. What’s your address, Andrew?” I cancelled five meetings and drove straight to his home. What I witnessed was 34 minutes of pure gold. Not the interview I expected, but a heartfelt masterclass on life, entrepreneurship, and what it means to be a good human. After three hours of discussion, Andrew and I had our plan. What happened next reminded me why relationships matter. Years of deep connections with media visionaries suddenly came into focus. Thanks to Lauren and Tami, I knew exactly who would honor this story with the respect it deserved. Within hours: a call with @houseinhabit, followed by two days of conversations with the @foxnews executive team. Thank you Lauren, Dianne, Gavin, Jason, Megan & Ali! Fox opened their network to us. And just two days ago, Andrew brilliantly shared his time with Charlie throughout the whole day into Saturday morning: @foxandfriends , Stuart Varney, @kilmeade Radio, The @willcainshow, and @rcamposduffy on Fox & Friends Weekend. Then last night, in primetime: “Charlie Kirk: The Last Interview” aired with @aearhardt With support from Elon Musk (thanks to Andrew’s insane circle of friends), we’ve reached over 34 million views. Here’s what I ask: whatever your political stance—Democrat, Republican, or somewhere in between—suspend judgment for 34 minutes & watch Andrew & Charlie’s interview. This interview transcends politics. It’s about the life we all hope to live and the humans we all aspire to be.