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Walter Hudson, a public figure and commentator, shared a series of posts on September 21, 2025, commenting on remarks made by the president of the United States during a memorial event for Charlie Kirk. The tweets focused on the president's references to religious revival and Christian themes.

In his first post at 22:37 UTC, Hudson quoted the president: "But this is like an old time revival, right? An old time revival."

... the sitting president of the United States of America... just now.

Yes, sir. It is.

A few minutes later at 22:39 UTC, Hudson described the president's actions at the event: The president of the United States, standing on the world stage at Charlie Kirk's memorial, is uplifting the name of Jesus Christ.

"If my people who are called by my name humble themselves, and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven

At 22:43 UTC, Hudson added commentary directed at critics of the country: I'll call that bet and raise all-in.

Go ahead. Keep telling us our country sucks.

You're not ready for the river card. https://t.co/xgReTCoxGq

Charlie Kirk was a prominent conservative activist in American politics and founder of Turning Point USA. Memorials for high-profile political figures often draw significant attention to remarks made by national leaders.

Presidential references to religious themes in public addresses have historically sparked discussion about faith in American political life.