One of the producers of the podcast “The Charlie Kirk Show” talks in the background Pete Davidson he is cruel joke about the late political commentator.
“On today’s show, we discussed Pete Davidson’s joke about Charlie dying while grilling. Tony Hinchcliffe,” Blake Neff he wrote with X on Monday, May 11, with a podcast clip. “My take: I didn’t like it, and I’m glad the audience didn’t.”
In the middle Kevin HartOn Sunday, May 10, Davidson, 32, made headlines for his controversial joke. Charlie Kirk‘s execution.
“Tony is here looking like a child abuser and the doll they give to the child to show where he touched them,” said Davidson, joking with fellow comedian Tony Hinchcliffe. “Tony reminds me of Charlie Kirk, in that he was on camera letting the guy down his throat.”
The first one Saturday Night Live the star kept coming despite the seemingly surprised reaction to the audience.
“Oh, you don’t know me? Kill Tony. I need someone to kill Tony,” he added. “Tony, nothing you say tonight is going to hurt me. I was dating Kanye, so I’ve photographed better Nazi gays.”
During the roast, Neff revealed that he had heard some very bad jokes about his longtime friend and colleague.
Charlie Kirk, Pete Davidson
Getty Images (X2)“There are other ‘comedies’ we’ve seen that are more hateful than Pete’s,” he explained, “and a few bad jokes about Charlie are the price we have to pay for the way he’s become an icon in American culture.”
Kirk was shot and killed in September 2025 while speaking at Utah Valley University. Conservative commentator – survived by his wife, Erika Kirkand their two young children — he was 31 years old.
Chelsea Handler addressed Turning Point USA during her 2026 Critics Choice Awards wrap. Handler, 50, concluded his administration on Sunday, January 4, by making a series of recommendations including a nod to the nonprofit organization founded by the late Charlie Kirk and now run by his widow, Erika Kirk. […]
Since his death, Erika, 37, has assumed the role of chairman and CEO of Turning Point USA.
In a recent social media video, Erika considered in others of the hurtful messages he says he received online. He pointed out that there is a “devastating epidemic of dehumanization that has plagued this country” as violent tragedies become commonplace in the daily headlines.
“Every morning I wake up and a new article is written about me, with comedians wearing white clothes. [and] There are people who say I don’t deserve to be CEO and I have Candace Owens who say I killed my husband, the list goes on and on,” he said in the video. posted by X on April 29. “I choose to fight for America for my children, your children and our humanity. We all need to do our part, and with the grace of God, we will succeed and America will always be what it has always been called: The shining city on the mountain, the light on the earth.”
