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Some of Charlie Kirk’s co-workers and friends said that he was advised, before he took the stage in Tokyo, Japan, last year, not to speak about Christianity. The event happened just days before he was assassinated in Utah.

Japan Forward reported that Kirk delivered a speech on Sept. 7, 2025, at an event organized by Sanseito, “a political party that emphasizes traditional values, pride in history, and the overreach of globalization.”

“More than 1,200 people attended the Tokyo gathering, where Kirk spoke on education, civic participation, and cooperation among movements critical of globalism,” the outlet said.

Mikey McCoy, Kirk’s chief of staff and right-hand man at Turning Point, who accompanied him on the trip, posted Tuesday on X, “One of my favorite stories from our last night in Tokyo happened just before Charlie was supposed to take the stage. A local pastor pulled him aside and cautioned him about talking too much about Christianity: ‘Japan is not…particularly a Christian country.’”

“So, naturally, one of the first things........

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