Jake Paul shares emotional take on Charlie Kirk death, says he was clearly going to become the next president (Image via Getty)
Jake Paul recently spoke about the late Charlie Kirk and made a strong claim that quickly caught attention. During a podcast talk on April 5, Paul said he believed Kirk was “clearly going to be the next president.”
Charlie Kirk, who founded Turning Point USA, died in September 2025 after he was shot in Utah.
His death shocked many people in politics and media. Now months later, Jake Paul shared his thoughts publicly and called the loss “very sad.”Paul spoke openly about how much he respected Kirk, even though they had never met. He said he used to follow Kirk’s work closely and believed he had a bigger purpose in life. The conversation happened on a podcast with Theo Von, where both discussed politics in a relaxed but serious tone.
Jake Paul says Charlie Kirk had a clear path to presidency and calls his death very sad
Jake Paul did not hold back while talking about Charlie Kirk. He said, “Charlie would have been the guy. So it’s very sad, bro. He’s just awesome.”Even though Paul never met Kirk in person, he made it clear that he admired him from a distance. He explained, “I just followed all of his stuff.”Paul believed that Kirk was not just active in politics but was actually working toward something bigger. He said Kirk had a clear direction and purpose, which made him stand out.
According to Paul, Charlie Kirk’s journey felt natural, like it was meant to happen.He compared Kirk’s path to his own life. Jake Paul said, “If it makes sense at some point, then it makes sense that was like his job and his purpose and all of that.”He then added a striking comparison, saying, “If someone was like, this is like me becoming a world champion in boxing, it makes more sense than Jake Paul becoming president.”With that, Paul made his belief very clear: “Charlie Kirk was clearly going to be the next president.”
Theo Von reacts as discussion raises questions around Charlie Kirk’s growing influence
During the same conversation, Theo Von listened closely and reacted to what Paul was saying. He raised a question that added another layer to the discussion.Von wondered if some people might not have wanted Charlie Kirk to grow into a powerful political figure. While he did not make any direct claims, his reaction showed that the topic carried deeper thoughts and emotions.The discussion stayed calm, but it touched on how influential charlie Kirk had become before his death. Both Paul and Von agreed that Kirk had built a strong voice, especially among young people interested in politics.Jake Paul kept his focus on respect and loss. He did not go into theories but stayed with his main point, that Kirk had potential and purpose. The moment showed a different side of Jake Paul, where he spoke less like a boxer and more like someone reflecting on a life that ended too soon.
