President Trump, as well as members of his cabinet and other conservative leaders, are set to speak at Charlie Kirk's public memorial service on Sunday in Glendale, Arizona.

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Authorities in Glendale, Arizona are preparing for a significant turnout at Charlie Kirk's memorial service, with more than 100,000 people expected to attend. The event will take place at State Farm Stadium, with an additional arena reserved to accommodate the crowd. High-profile attendees, including former President Trump and Vice President Vance, have prompted federal agencies to issue warnings and classify the memorial as a Level One security event, similar to the Super Bowl. 

Security measures include a large law enforcement presence, surveillance cameras, drones, and counterterrorism teams, led by the U.S. Secret Service. While several threats are being monitored, officials state there is no credible plot identified. Attendance for non-VIPs will be on a first-come, first-served basis, and a visible increase in security is expected around the venue.

Trump, others expected to speak at Charlie Kirk's memorial service

STATE FARM STADIUM IN GLENDALE, ARIZONA CAN HOLD MORE THAN 63,000 PEOPLE. BUT ON SUNDAY, POLICE ARE ANTICIPATING MORE THAN 100,000 TO TRY TO ATTEND CHARLIE KIRK'S MEMORIAL SERVICE. SO MANY, HIS ORGANIZATION, TURNING POINT U-S-A, ALSO RESERVED THE HOCKEY ARENA NEXT DOOR. I want for his family to know that Charlie was important to very many people. TOM WILSON IS A FORMER YOUTH PASTOR FROM COLORADO. HE SAYS HE'S DRIVING A GROUP OF ABOUT A DOZEN PEOPLE TO ARIZONA IN HIS CHURCH'S VAN. When I put it on Facebook, hey, we're going to take a van and anybody who wants to go, we'll split the gas. I have people saying, I'll tell you what, we'll pay the gas. So I think people are saying, I can't go, but I want to help. PRESIDENT TRUMP, VICE PRESIDENT VANCE, AND OTHER V-I-P'S WILL ALSO BE THERE, PROMPTING SEVERAL FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO ISSUE A NEW WARNING THURSDAY. IN AN ASSESSMENT OBTAINED BY CBS NEWS, LAW ENFORCEMENT SAID THEY ARE TRACKING SEVERAL THREATS AGAINST THOSE PLANNING TO ATTEND THE MEMORIAL, BUT EMPHASIZED THERE IS NO INFORMATION SUGGESTING A VERIFIED OR CREDIBLE PLOT. GLENDALE POLICE SPOKESMAN, JOSE SANTIAGO. Not only are we handling the security for this event outside of the venue, we still have an entire city that we still have to protect. THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY HAS DESIGNATED THE MEMORIAL AS A LEVEL ONE SECURITY EVENT ON PAR WITH THE SUPER BOWL. HUNDREDS OF STATE, FEDERAL, AND LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT WILL WORK SIDE BY SIDE, WITH THE U.S. SECRET SERVICE TAKING THE LEAD. SECURITY MEASURES INCLUDE UNIFORMED AND PLANE CLOSED OFFICERS, DRONES, AND 300 CAMERAS FOR SURVEILLANCE, AS WELL AS COUNTERTERRORISM SNIPER TEAMS. The only difference here is when you have something like the Super Bowl, we had upwards of two years to plan an event like that. This, we had a week to work with. We are basically all hands on deck. MANY OF THE PEOPLE COMING HERE TO THE TURNING POINT HEADQUARTERS IN PHOENIX TO PAY THEIR RESPECTS ARE HOPING TO GO TO THAT MEMORIAL ON SUNDAY. IF YOU'RE NOT A VIP OR AN INVITED GUEST, IT WILL BE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE. POLICE TELL US THE VISIBLE, STEPPED-UP SECURITY PRESENCE WILL LIKELY BE VERY CLEAR BY EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.

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