Jack Posobiec tells Fox & Friends the urban right must rise up against Marxism after massive viral success with TPUSA in NYC

“There's been so much negativity in the last couple of months with violence, not just what happened to Charlie, but I think violence in our whole country. There's been upheaval. And we tried to come out there last night to do something that would highlight something positive, something good to show that there's still goodness in the world, to show that there's still, there's still a chance for redemption, even in many cases," Posobiec said.

"And so look, we had 3000 shirts. We had no idea if that was, you know, people would want them. If we could even get 3000 up, we got handed out all 3000 in just one hour. We ran out. We completely ran out.”

One of the hosts asked Posobiec why he chose New York City—now led by a newly elected socialist mayor Zohran Mamdani—for an event focused on patriotism and conservative activism.

“Talk to me about the fact that you chose to come to one of, if not the most progressive liberal left cities in the country, just elected a socialist mayor. And yet you came in here," Posobiec was asked.

“Well, look, here's what it is, right? We're either going to [get freedom] or we're going to get Marxism."

"Charlie talked about that a lot. He talked about [freedom] and New York City at the same time," he responded. "Look, there's the Freedom Tower here. There's obviously the 9/11 history. And we came in because we said, freedom is not going to go away.

"Freedom is going to fight. That's what Charlie Kirk stood for. New York City is America's most iconic city. And I say this as a Philly guy, that it is the greatest city in America. It just is, right? Sorry. Sorry, dad. But great history, great history. Talk about freedom, talk about America, but freedom is going to fight.”

During the event outside Madison Square Garden, a man who had been speaking with Posobiec suddenly collapsed from what appeared to be a seizure or overdose. Posobiec carried him down the steps and checked his pulse until first responders arrived.

Posobiec, Benny Johnson, and Turning Point USA members were seen handing out thousands of “Freedom – Charlie Kirk” t-shirts ahead of UFC 322. Videos across X showed long lines of fans grabbing shirts, many of whom immediately put them on before entering the arena.

Posobiec wrote, “THE T SHIRTS ARE FREE BUT FREEDOM IS NOT!”

He said in a statement, “We’re out here tonight standing with the people of the UFC, some of the best Americans, and we we’re keeping the legacy of Charlie Kirk going strong.”

“Do it for Charlie,” Posobiec said as he handed out the shirts.

Johnson posted a photo of a crowd wearing the shirts, saying they were “taking over” Madison Square Garden.

After the final box was emptied, Posobiec posted a video saying: “We just gave out 3,000 shirts, in about one hour… every single one.”