Daughter of legendary director slams Erika Kirk, asks President Trump to ‘kill’ Turning Point USA
Vivian Kubrick, daughter of filmmaker Stanley Kubrick, launched a scathing social media attack on Erika Kirk, criticizing her public appearances and calling her a threat to the country. She urged President Trump to dismantle Turning Point USA, the conservative organization co-founded by Erika's late husband Charlie Kirk, whom she described as irreplaceable. The comments emerged amid heightened scrutiny of Erika Kirk, who recently addressed supporters in a pre-recorded video following a series of high-profile events.
- ▪Vivian Kubrick criticized Erika Kirk's speech as 'ghastly' and 'inauthentic,' claiming it triggered a visceral physical reaction.
- ▪She accused Erika Kirk of being a 'sociopath' and suggested she resembled a military or intelligence operative.
- ▪Kubrick called on President Trump to 'kill' Turning Point USA and replace it with more authentic youth leadership.
- ▪Erika Kirk recently addressed supporters via video during the 'Make Heaven Crowded' tour, citing family time as the reason for not appearing in person.
- ▪Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated in September while speaking at a college campus in Utah.
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Metro Daughter of legendary director slams Erika Kirk, asks President Trump to ‘kill’ Turning Point USA By Daniel Farr Published April 30, 2026, 8:42 p.m. ET Vivian Kubrick, the daughter of legendary director Stanley Kubrick, unleashed a blistering social media tirade against Erika Kirk, calling her speech “ghastly,” “inauthentic,” and deeply unsettling in a post that quickly stirred backlash online. “I HAVE NEVER WITNESSED SUCH A GHASTLY INAUTHENTIC PHONY PERFORMANCE IN MY LIFE AS THIS SPEECH BY ERIKA,” Kubrick wrote, adding that despite her upbringing in the entertainment world, she had “been around a lot of phonies” but felt compelled to speak out.
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