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Turning Point USA (TPUSA) placed an ad for its upcoming AmericaFest 2025 in front of Times Square in New York City.
Fox News Digital confirmed with a TPUSA spokesperson Monday that a video promoting the organization’s conference began broadcasting last week and will continue to push AmericaFest 2025 until tomorrow.
The video, seen on TPUSA’s Instagram account, features TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated during a campus tour in September, speaking about the importance of healthy dialogue.
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“When churches stop talking, when marriages stop talking, when friends stop talking, division and strife usually begins,” Kirk said. “And so, I think dialogue is paramount to a healthy and functioning society.”
Rumble, who will exclusively stream the conference, also promoted the TPUSA ad on its X account Monday.
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“Dialogue is paramount to a healthy and functioning society,” the Rumble X account wrote.
AmericaFest will be held Dec. 18–21 at the Phoenix Convention Center in Arizona and is expected to pay tribute to Kirk.
“At AmericaFest 2025, we gather to honor Charlie’s legacy—to continue the mission he began and to celebrate the country he loved. Over four unforgettable days, thousands of attendees will hear from the nation’s top leaders, engage with over 100 partner organizations, and experience world-class training designed to strengthen their leadership and activism,” the conference’s website read.
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Several conservative speakers are expected to speak at the event, as well as members of the Trump administration, such as U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard.
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Since Kirk’s assassination, TPUSA has reported tens of thousands of requests for new high school and college chapters of the organization.
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