He went onto college campuses, sat across from people who disagreed with him, and argued his case in public. That was the whole model… show up, take the question, make the argument, and keep the conversation going. He was one of the most peaceful so-called "activists" out there.

And they killed him.

Now, an alarming new report has surfaced. According to a leaked British government memo, one of the things UK counter-extremism officials started watching in the aftermath of Charlie's murder was whether Kirk's supporters would use his assassination to push "pro-free speech narratives."

While their country is in shambles, with migrants raping and pillaging, the UK government is worried about Kirk supporters pushing for free speech.

The memo was reportedly produced by RICU, the Research, Information and Communications Unit, a Home Office counter-extremism operation that monitors extremist and terrorist content.

And the deeper you go down this rabbit hole, the stranger the whole thing becomes.

This exclusive report comes to us from Steven Edington.

Steven Edington:

EXCLUSIVE: The Charlie Kirk files

A British counter-terrorism unit monitored Charlie Kirk's supporters after his assassination.

A leaked memo from RICU, a Home Office counter-extremism unit, reveals officials monitored 6,385 British channels, tracked Turning Point UK and Tommy Robinson, and warned Kirk's supporters would use his murder to "push pro-free speech narratives" and "encourage more radical action".

Meanwhile, RICU described the Left-wing response as "moderate" and "mostly factual reporting".

@UnderSecPD, Trump's Under Secretary of State, told me: "There is nothing 'extreme' about 'pushing pro free speech narratives.'"