Rifts over the direction of the conservative movement emerged during Turning Point USA's conference, as speakers attacked each other by name.

Turning Point USA's first AmericaFest without Charlie Kirk reveals ideological rifts within the conservative movement.

A poll taken at Turning Point USA’s AmFest this weekend revealed which members of President Trump’s Cabinet are most popular and unpopular amongst the conference’s heavily conservative audience.

The overall feeling of Turning Point USA’s annual AmericaFest conference in Phoenix three months after co-founder Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University was one of determination to carry out his legacy.

Some attendees dug deep into history, highlighting Israel’s attack on the USS Liberty off the Sinai Peninsula in 1967. Israel said it mistook the ship for an Egyptian vessel during the Six Day War, while critics have argued that it was a deliberate strike.

Top conservative influencers repeatedly turned on each other at Turning Point USA’s annual confab this past week while grappling with how to take on rising antisemitism and bigotry in the Republican Party.

The poll asked the pro-Trump conference attendees who they would like to see succeed Trump in 2028 as the GOP’s nominee. Vance led the pack by far with 84.2%, while Rubio came in second with 4.8%, and DeSanits scored only 2.9% support.

MS-NOW's "Morning Joe" Scarborough evaluated the Turning Point USA "AmericaFest" summit this weekend, where Israel and antisemitism were top subjects of conversation in remarks from Ben Shapiro, Tucker Carlson,

Both the vice president and the rapper spoke at AmericaFest alongside Erika Kirk on Sunday in support of President Donald Trump.

Near the entrance to the main hall, visitors could pose for photos in a mud-flecked recreation of the tent in which Mr. Kirk was fatally shot in September during a campus tour. On the first day of the conference, a line for it snaked through the exhibition hall.