Billionaire investor and author Robert Kiyosaki mourned the assassination of conservative commentator and Trump ally, Charlie Kirk, who was shot dead on Wednesday during an event at Utah Valley University.

Kirk, 31, was killed while participating in a live Q&A session at the university.

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Robert Kiyosaki’s statement

Kiyosaki took to X, writing, “GOD BLESS and RIP Charlie Kirk… a courageous young man who had the courage to exercise our First Amendment Right… our Freedom of Speech.”

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He went on to say, “Let’s fight back. As Marine Corps officers, we are trained: ‘Some things are worth fighting for and dying for. Our First Amendment is worth fighting and dying for.'”

Kiyosaki continued, “Charlie paid the price. RIP and thank you, Charlie. Why do our greatest leaders die young or are assassinated? Leaders such as Lincoln, JFK, RFK… and now Charlie Kirk? There is something sick and dying in America. Please take care.”

How did Charlie Kirk die?

Charlie Kirk, a well-known conservative figure and ally of President Donald Trump, was fatally shot during a live event at Utah Valley University.

The shooting occurred around midday, during a Q&A session following his speech. In a video captured at the scene, Kirk can be seen responding to a question when a single gunshot rings out.

He collapses backward in his chair, as the crowd reacts in panic.

Initial reports indicated that a suspect was in custody, but later updates revealed conflicting information about the situation.

What is the First Amendment?

The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, adopted on December 15, 1791, as part of the Bill of Rights, safeguards several core freedoms. It includes, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of press, right to assemble, right to petition,