Erika Kirk, who was appointed the CEO of Turning Point USA, the conservative organization founded by her husband Charlie Kirk, following his death, is now opening about the traumatic day of his assassination. According to People Magazine, Erika Kirk sat down for an interview with Fox News, where she spoke about the day she learned about her husband's passing and what it was like visiting him at the hospital. She said:"[It was a] scene from a horror movie."Charlie Kirk was shot in the neck on September 10 while visiting Utah Valley University during a speaking tour. According to People Magazine, the incident, which took palce when Kirk was participating in his "Prove Me Wrong" debate, led to his death a few hours later. Following the incident, the FBI launched a manhunt for the killer. Two days later, a twenty-two year old man named Tyler Robinson was arrested after which he was charged with aggravated murder and several other offences.More about Erika Kirk and Charlie Kirk's relationship, as she opens about the day of his assasination in her recent interviewErika Kirk and Charlie Kirk met back in 2018 during a job interview, after which they began dating. According to ABC News, the couple dated for two years before announcing their engagement in December 2020. They later tied the knot a few months later, in May 2021, and welcomed their first child, a daughter in 2022. The couple also shared another child born in 2024.In her recent interview with journalist Jesse Watters of Fox News, Erika Kirk described the atmosphere at the hospital following Charlie Kirk's passing. She explained that the doctor initially advised her not to look at her husband until he was taken to the mortuary, but she decided against it. She said:"He was very sweet, but what do you say to someone whose husband just was assassinated so publicly? He said, ‘I will never tell you that you cannot see your husband... but I in my professional opinion, think that you should wait to see him... Because I don't think you want to see him like this.'"She further added:"And I responded back to him... ‘with all due respect, sir... I want to see what they did to my husband, and I want to give him a kiss, because I didn't get to give him a kiss this morning.’”Erika Kirk also described the emotions she felt when she saw Charlie Kirk's body, saying he appeared to have a smirk on his face. She said:"When we walked into that room ... he had this smirk on his face. That smirk to me is that look of 'you thought you could stop what I've built. You thought that you could end this vision, this movement, this revival, you thought you could do that by murdering me. You got my body, you didn't get my soul."In the interview, she also revealed that she pushed to have cameras in the courtroom during Tyler Robinson's trial for the murder of Charlie Kirk, adding that the case will supposedly "impact a generation and generations to come."