Kirk lost his life while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University on September 10.

The conservative activist arrived on campus for the first part of his American Comeback Tour, which was arranged by Turning Point USA, where he co-founded and served as executive director.

However, Kirk was tragically [sh*t] shortly after beginning a debate in front of over 3,000 people.

The authorities have subsequently charged Tyler Robinson, 22, with seven counts, including aggravated [homicide] and obstructing justice.

Kimmel recently addressed the tragedy on Jimmy Kimmel Live, airing a tape of Donald Trump being asked by a reporter outside the White House how he was ‘holding up’ in the aftermath of Kirk’s [death].

The president instantly answered, “I believe very excellent,” before shifting the conversation to the current renovations at his Washington, D.C. house.

Trump went on to say, “And by the way, you can see all the trucks there. They have recently begun building on the White House’s new ballroom, which has been a long-standing goal for over 150 years. And it will be beautiful.

“It’ll be an absolutely magnificent structure.”

Kimmel criticized the statements, saying, “He’s at the fourth stage of grief: construction.” He added, “This is not how an adult mourns the [loss] of someone he considered a friend. This is how a four-year-old mourns a goldfish, okay?”

Kimmel then played a tape of Trump speaking with Fox News last week, in which he answered a question about Kirk’s [killing] with information on his upcoming White House ballroom.

The talk show host responded again, saying, “There’s something wrong with him, there really is. Who thinks like this?

“We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA group desperately trying to characterize this kid who [took the life of] Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything possible to score political points from it.”

Kimmel’s comments have undoubtedly irritated Trump supporters, with many going to X (formerly Twitter) to express their displeasure.

“He should be [fired] over this,” one user said, while another described the words as ‘absolutely terrible.’
Someone else wrote, “He’s gotta be fired over this.”

Kimmel isn’t the first celebrity to face criticism for their statements regarding Kirk; many others have also been chastised for their controversial remarks.