Stephen Miller Vows To Destroy ‘Vast Domestic Terror Movement’ Behind Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller issued a powerful and emotional call to action Monday, vowing to dismantle what he described as a “vast domestic terror movement” that inspired the assassination of conservative leader Charlie Kirk.
Speaking alongside Vice President JD Vance on a special edition of The Charlie Kirk Show, Miller revealed the final message he received from his longtime friend—sent just one day before the fatal shooting at Utah Valley University.
“Charlie urged me to organize a strategy to go after the left-wing organizations that are promoting violence in this country,” Miller said, visibly shaken. “I will write those words onto my heart and I will carry them out.”
Miller emphasized that the assassination of Kirk was not an isolated act of violence but the result of an “organized campaign” that has taken root in far-left ideology, which he says promotes hatred, vilification, and dehumanization of conservatives.
“This was not just an act of evil,” Miller declared. “It was the outgrowth of years of institutional tolerance for campaigns of doxxing, street violence, riots, and the incitement of violence against voices of reason, faith, and traditional values.”
He went further, describing the murderer’s ideological ecosystem as a “terrorist network,” citing repeated attacks carried out by trans-identifying individuals targeting Christian schools and conservative figures. Miller pledged that federal agencies—including the Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security—would be mobilized to identify and dismantle these cells.
“With God as my witness, we are going to use every resource we have to identify, disrupt, dismantle, and destroy these networks,” he said. “We will make America safe again for the American people.”
Miller pointed to recent online posts that openly celebrated Kirk’s death—some from academics, government workers, and medical professionals—as evidence of a deeper rot within the country’s institutions.
“There is an ideology growing in this country that hates everything good, righteous, and beautiful,” Miller said. “It looks upon families with rage and lifts up criminals with tenderness. It leads always and inevitably to violence.”
The vice president echoed Miller’s sentiment, calling Kirk’s death “an act of war on America’s moral core.” Vance praised Kirk as a “modern-day Paul Revere” who “sounded the alarm on the cultural revolution that has now turned deadly.”
Miller concluded with a chilling reminder: “The fate of millions depends on the defeat of this wicked ideology. The future of our society, our children, and our civilization hinges on whether we’re willing to fight—and win—this war.”
The White House has not confirmed whether a specific federal task force will be announced, but Miller’s comments suggest a sweeping, coordinated crackdown is already underway in Charlie Kirk’s name.