Allie Beth Stuckey: Charlie Kirk’s memorial revealed 'the Holy Spirit is at work'
Despite the atrocious circumstances surrounding the Charlie Kirk memorial service that drew thousands of Americans together over the weekend, BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey couldn’t help but feel inspired.
“The Holy Spirit is at work, y’all,” Stuckey says on “Relatable.” “And it was tangible. It was thick in that room.”
“Huge stadium, tens of thousands of people there, but there were people camped out. There were people in long lines. … We were behind all of the presidential Cabinet, which was pretty surreal to see these people who are leading our government sit here in honor of Charlie Kirk and to worship alongside them and to hear the name of Jesus proclaimed alongside them,” she recalls.
While critics of Charlie Kirk and the Trump administration may call the memorial a “white nationalist rally,” that didn’t stop Christian artists from performing and attending despite any fear of ostracization.
“I just want to give a shout-out to all of those Christian artists, because there are Christian artists out there who are scared. They’re scared to be perceived as political. They’re scared to be perceived as divisive or controversial. And so they could have easily said no. They don’t need the money; they don’t need the fame,” she explains.
“And they decided that it was worth sharing those arrows. And it was worth taking the heat for that. And I just respect — respect to those artists, and thank you to those artists,” she adds.
Stuckey, who was sitting next to the Daily Wire’s Matt Walsh and his wife, recalls feeling an incredible sense of "camaraderie in there.”
“I see all of these different commentators that I only typically get to see on the internet. And I’m like, ‘This is so special. This is amazing.’ And then it just hits me why I’m there. Like why I’m there is this awful, tragic, terrible reason. And as that's kind of like dawning on me, I’m looking around,” she says.
“All of these people spontaneously start lifting up their Charlie signs, because everyone has these signs, white and red. And the white signs say ‘Isaiah 6:8 ... Here I am, Lord. Send me.’ And then the red signs have, ‘Well done, good and faithful servant,’” she continues.
“And I mean, I lost it. I lost it because it just hit me. Why? I can’t believe that is why we’re here. Obviously, God is accomplishing something good. And I looked back at the stage and I could see Brandon Lake was crying, and it was such a powerful moment,” she says, adding, “What a privilege it was to be there.”
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They’re lying to you about the ‘big, beautiful bill’ — how it’s actually FIXING health care
The media has wasted no time labeling the recent Medicaid reform in Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act cruel, as 4.8 million Americans will lose health care coverage.
BlazeTV host Allie Beth Stuckey and her father, Ron Simmons, are well aware that the left is upset over the reforms, but they also know why they’re wrong.
“What are we hearing on health care? ‘Oh, we’re going to kick grandma off Medicare and Medicaid,’” Simmons tells his daughter. “Again, not true. Totally not true.”
“Medicaid and Medicare are different. Medicare is for people generally that are age 65 or 66, older, depending on ... when you were born and all those types of things,” he explains, noting that Medicaid is “set up primarily for people that are disabled or their income levels are such that they actually receive it free.”
“And what the ‘big, beautiful bill’ is doing,” he continues, “they are requiring them to work, be looking actively for work, or be in some type of educational or training program. I mean, doesn’t that just seem simple to get what I would call ‘freeloaders’ off of the free health care?”
“Why should you and I be paying for their health care when they’re able to work but not willing to work?” he adds.
However, there is a “little bit of truth” to what the Democrats have been claiming.
“There will be people that absolutely lose their health care under Medicaid. But it’ll only be those people that are able-bodied and should be working, or at least should be looking for work, or getting trained so that they can go to work,” Simmons explains.
“That’ll make our health care system actually financially more responsible,” he adds.
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Elon: 'F*** you in the face' if you oppose H-1B visas
Elon Musk may be Donald Trump’s new right-hand man, but Americans across the country are beginning to question his allegiance to the red, white, and blue — after the latest H-1B controversy that’s taken over right-wing political debate.
The debate began when Trump appointed India-born Sriram Krishnan to be his administration’s policy advisor for AI, and supporters pointed out that Krishnan has supported increasing the immigration of skilled workers.
Trump supporters argued that this directly contradicts Trump’s America First policy.
Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk chimed in, siding with Krishnan’s immigration stance — before Americans found out that Elon would hire an immigrant over an American if they were more skilled.
The pair also claimed in a series of posts on X that Americans have been conditioned through their culture to be lazier than immigrants from places like India.
Musk even responded to a critic on X: "The reason I’m in America along with so many critical people who built SpaceX, Tesla, and hundreds of other companies that made America strong is because of H1B. Take a big step back and F*CK YOURSELF in the face. I will go to war on this issue the likes of which you cannot possibly comprehend."
Allie Beth Stuckey of “Relatable” and her father, Ron Simmons, aren’t so sure Musk is doing the right thing.
“Like everything, nothing is simple. It’s a complex subject, and if we want America first, then we need to have the brightest in certain areas,” Simmons tells Stuckey.
“Now, would we prefer them to be American citizens? Absolutely, 100%. There is truth about our education system, as you know, our education system fails our kids day in and day out. The public education system does and that’s where the core of this issue begins,” Simmons explains.
Incoming President Donald Trump has been playing with the idea of “abolishing the Department of Education,” which Simmons believes could be a good start.
“It should go right back down to where the parents have the most control. That’s how you get schools to be better. But in the meantime, if we do want these technologies that we need to control and be the leader in, we do need to have the brightest people,” he says.
“I will say that we should look for American citizens first,” Simmons continues. “It doesn’t need to be a level playing field, in my opinion. In that, we should try to hire as many citizens as we can and we’ve got a lot of them that maybe are being passed over because of the wage thing.”
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OnlyFans model and abortion advocate praises Trump on STAGE at the RNC — but why?
Amber Rose is an OnlyFans model and SlutWalk organizer who skyrocketed to fame after her highly publicized relationships with famous rappers like Kanye West and Wiz Khalifa.
Now, she’s making headlines again — but this time as a speaker at the Republican National Convention.
“I’m here tonight to tell you, no matter your political background, that the best chance we have to give our babies a better life is to elect Donald Trump president of the United States,” Rose told the crowd in her five-minute speech.
Allie Beth Stuckey is not impressed with the decision.
“Look, I’m happy to have her vote. I’m happy to have the votes of other people like her. I’m not saying that we should gate keep and say you can only be one way to vote Republican, but do we need a person like that speaking at the RNC?” Stuckey says.
Stuckey also finds it a little less than charming that Rose also once praised Satanism in an interview.
“I’m not a Satanist,” Rose said in the interview. “Satanists are just atheists as well, but they're just more political. OK. They, they have, like — it's actually a very rational, logical religion. They help a lot of people, a lot of women to get abortions in Southern states that, you know, where they're illegal.”
“She is an adult performer,” Stuckey says. “She’s not someone who used to be one and then, you know, reformed. She still is currently. And she is pro-abortion. Just recently she was on a podcast where she said that she actually really relates to and respects Satanism as a religion because Satanism helps women get abortions.”
While Rose is an atheist, Stuckey has hope for her.
“Anyone can be redeemed, of course. And I would be happy to befriend this person and talk with her, and I hope that Christ saves her,” she says.
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NFL star’s based anti-Biden, anti-abortion speech ENRAGES the left
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker gave a commencement speech at Benedictine College — and the content of that speech has blown many on the right away, as well as drawn the ire of many on the left.
“Our own nation is led by a man who publicly and proudly proclaims his Catholic faith, but at the same time is delusional enough to make the sign of the cross during a pro-abortion rally. He has been so vocal in his support for the murder of innocent babies that I’m sure to many people it appears that you can be both Catholic and pro-choice,” Butker said.
“He is not alone. From the man behind the COVID lockdowns to the people pushing dangerous gender ideologies onto the youth of America, they all have a glaring thing in common — they are Catholic,” he continued.
Allie Beth Stuckey is impressed, to say the least.
“I’m not Catholic, but I appreciate how he is describing the discrepancy between what some Catholics do, especially in the highest levels of government,” she says. “As a Protestant, there are many people on my side who call themselves Christians, and yet they are pro-choice.”
According to Pew Research, only 42% of Catholics believe that abortion should be illegal in most or all cases, versus 55% of Protestants.
Butker didn’t stop at abortion.
“I think it is you, the women, who have had the most diabolical lies told to you. How many of you are sitting here now, about to cross this stage, and thinking about all the promotions and titles you’re going to get in your career?” he said, before highlighting the importance and beauty of motherhood.
Now, a petition has been created on Change.org, demanding that the Kansas City Chiefs dismiss him for discriminatory remarks. The petition now has almost 200,000 signatures.
“Apparently it was homophobic, anti-trans, anti-abortion, and racist,” Stuckey says. “You don’t have to keep selling me on it.”
Appalling: Rip Curl DROPS Bethany Hamilton in favor of trans surfer
Many will fondly remember Bethany Hamilton from the memoir and 2011 film adaptation “Soul Surfer” – the true story of Hamilton’s recovery and faith-based journey to return to professional surfing after losing her arm in a shark attack.
Hamilton has been an inspiration to millions for her courage and resilience in the face of tragedy and hardship.
In 1999 when she was just 9 years old, Bethany signed with popular Australian surfing brand Rip Curl and has been a central figure for the brand since.
However, that 24-year relationship just ended in November 2023, when Hamilton spoke out against the World Surfing League’s new policy that would permit men to compete in women’s surfing divisions as long as their testosterone levels were below a certain level.
"I personally think that the best solution would be to create a different division so that all can have a fair opportunity to showcase their passion and talent," Hamilton stated in a video, being careful also to say that she loves and supports everyone.
But the mere suggestion that trans-identifying men should have their own division to protect the integrity of women’s sports was enough to get her dropped from the label and replaced with trans surfer Sasha Jane Lowerson.
“I’m fired up about this,” says Allie Beth Stuckey, who thinks Hamilton deserves “kudos” for “using her platform … to speak up on behalf of women.”
“Even if you go through estrogen therapy, even if you change your name, you grow your hair, you start wearing a skirt and lipstick, you're still a man, [and] you will always be a man. The fact that you went through male puberty means that you will have a physical advantage when it comes to athletics,” says Allie.
Not only is Lowerson clearly a biological man – “you see the jaw, you see the shoulders, you see the biceps, you see the chest,” says Allie – but he was also a professional athlete before his transition, giving him an undeniable advantage in the women’s surfing division.
In one picture, Lowerson poses holding a first-place trophy next to his female competitors, and it’s obvious “how much bigger he is than these other women.”
Further, according to Allie, it seems that what Lowerson is really dealing with is well beyond gender dysphoria.
“If you look at this person's social media, you can see that this is a fetish for him; you can see the kind of sexualized pictures that he is posting of himself” revealing that he “sees womanhood as objectification,” says Allie.
“I don’t know if that’s the case with [Lowerson], but it certainly looks to be the case if you look at his social media,” which features several highly sexualized images.
To hear more about Sasha Jane Lowerson and how other athletes, including professional swimmer Riley Gaines, are responding to the situation, watch the video below.
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