Charlie Kirk and Haliey Welch (Photos via Google and Instagram)
Haliey Welch, the viral sensation better known as the “Hawk Tuah Girl,” is not happy with what people are saying about Charlie Krk following his shooting death.

She reemerged online after months of silence, speaking out about the shocking assassination of the conservative activist.

Welch, also known as the Hawk Tuah girl, released a video sharing her thoughts about the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.

Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative political activist, was shot in the neck when attending an event at Utah Valley University, and succumbed to his injuries after being taken by an SUV to the hospital.

In Welch’s video, she can be heard slamming those who ‘celebrated’ Kirk’s death.

Welch made it clear she wasn’t interested in sugarcoating her thoughts or whether people cared for her comments.

“At the end of the day, I really don’t care if you like what I have to say or not,” she began.

“Over the last few days, I’ve seen some of the most outrageous and heinous things that you could possibly see on this app. For some people to get on this app and applaud for another human being being unalived, in front of his family? That is f-cking sick. You’re a sick f-cking individual.”

Welch further stated that people didn’t need to agree with Charlie Kirk’s politics to show basic humanity.

“You didn’t have to agree with anything that man said, not a single thing he said, preached, practiced, anything,” she said. “But you should have a little bit of sympathy for his wife and his kids that were there with him… Just be f-cking respectful.”

Candace Owens States More To Come Following Charlie Kirk’s Death

9/26/18 11:23:16 AM — Lynchburg, VA, U.S.A — Conservative activist Candace Owens speaks at a Liberty University convocation in the Vine Center with approximately 7,000 students in attendance. — Photo by Jasper Colt, USA TODAY Staff ORG XMIT: JC 137499 Candace Owens 9/26/20 [Via MerlinFTP Drop]
Kirk, an activist and the founder of conservative student group Turning Point USA, played a key role in driving youth support for Trump.

Candace Owens was alongside him for many years.

The fellow conservative commentator claimed on Saturday that Charlie Kirk “was fighting with some very powerful billionaires that he took money from over things he was discussing.”

She then claimed that the truth would be revealed and messages would be leaked.

Whether Charlie Kirk was taken out by a higher power will likely never be known, but the person who pulled the trigger, Tyler Robinson, will soon pay for what he did.