“View” hosts condemn violence after Charlie Kirk assassination

“Attitude” co-hosted on Thursday decreased political violence during the response assassination From the US milestone, co-founder Charlie Kirk and said no one should fear talking about their views.

“I don’t even know how to start this, because it’s just irreparable. Our hearts, of course, comes into the Charlie Kirk family, who was stalked and killed on campus in Utah,” Goldberg said. “I mean, it’s not the basic part that we are an American who are able to express our opinion for each other without fear without happening like this horror?”

“And it seems to be something more and more and it’s not even okay. Only people get out of their beliefs and their thoughts and their thoughts,” Goldberg added.

Kirk was killed on Wednesday in campus manning in Juta. The suspect remains Thursday Thursday, because investigators have discovered that they recovered weapons and have “good shots” Gunman, who described as “College Age.” Investigators published two images of the “People of Interest” in connection with the incident regarding the incident.

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Goldberg Cited by Political Violence and Said, “This is not How We Do It. And We Say This Evey Time, and I Hope That Young Republicans Never Forget That They Have A Voice. It’s Already Been Spend. They Have A Voice. We All Have Voices. We Should Never Be Afraid. “

Hosts Alissa Farah Griffin, former communications The president’s president’s president, said he hoped that assassination would affect the ability of Americans to speak their opinion.

“Listen, regardless of your policy, we need to get to the place in this country where we see people not as our enemies, but like Americans with different views that we are willing to hire,” Griffin said. “I hope there is no effect of cooling, whether you are left or right, you know that all we all agree on this table, we all share points and it should do it without fear.”

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Co-host Sara Haines said she harmonized with Kirk’s willingness to discuss and talk to people who did not match him.

“Although we don’t settle with his looks, I was deeply aligned about saying, ‘When we stop talking, it’s when things get bad.’ The irony of a man who would cross country to campus at the faculty, it is a peak difference in thought, “Haines said.

“He would openly talk to people who did not agree every day, and we say that we need to be violently killed during this country, I know that we all do greatly with that part, because it does not exist in that part.

Hosts Joy Behar Tagged on “frightening time” in the 1960s, stating the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy, among others.

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The host of Sunny Hostin also said that he landed for Kirk, who survived his wife, Erika and two children.

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“I can’t believe anyone will kill another person because they told their beliefs. This is antithetically who we are like Americans. The first amendment is the first amendment for a reason. We should express it,” she would say.