Stephen Smith advocates those celebrating the assassination of Charlie Kirk

ESPN Hosts Stephen A. Smith spoke against individuals who openly slave assassination Charlie Kirk.

During the episode of his podcast on Thursday, Smith aggressively condemned any glory Kirk Murder.

“I don’t care what his political beliefs was! I don’t care what he felt!” Smith added that he felt pain for Kirk and his family. “If he was dead at the age of 31. That his wife was a widow. That his children were without father because his ideas and his beliefs distinguished from someone else, obviously.”

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“And then I go online and see people celebrate him!” He continued. “Shame! Shame on you!”

Smith also praised New York Yankees for honor Kirk on Wednesday night in front of the game against Detroit Tigers. Yankees had a moment of silence for Kirk and showed a picture of him at the Jumbotron Stadium.

“He prescribes an organization in New York Yankees last night because of the moment of silence,” Smith said. “We shouldn’t forgive things like this. We shouldn’t say it’s ok. I don’t give D – N who you are, black, white or anything else!”

Smith added to hope the FBI finds the suspect.

“I hope the FBI and law enforcement catch this individual and do what needs to be done with him.”

The Transgender Team USA BMKS Cyclist has made a range of social media functions on Wednesday is a celebrity assassination. Chelsea Wolfe, who was present for the American women’s BMKS team on Tokyo Olympic Games 2021. year as an alternative, she made celebratory posts on athletes Instagram Story.

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The consequences have occurred other individuals who passed controversial comments in the death of Kirk’s death.

MSNBC fired the political analyst Matthew DVD due to the suggestion of “hate” rhetoric from Kirk led to his own assassination, Fox News Digital previously reported.

Carolina Panthers fired Charlie Rock, a team of communications team, after they showed social media posts associated with the rock to show him that people were sad that Kirk was stabbed and killed. It is also a shared song “Protect and neck in the neck” from Vu-Tang Member.

“The attitudes of our employees expressed their own and do not represent those of Carolina Panthers,” said the team in a statement in a social media statement. “We do not approve of violence any kind. We take it very seriously and accordingly we deal with individuals.”

Kirk, founder of the turn point now, hit one bullet around 12:20, local time at campus University of Utah Valley On Wednesday in orem. The 31 year old was surrounded mainly to college students, because his event is in progress.

Authorities are still not publicly recognized by the suspect in shooting. However, officials offered more details about the person they possess on Thursday to the conference in the morning.

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FBI Special Agent FBI Robert Bohls and Utah Public Security Department The Commissioner Bea Mason said that they gained “good videos” of shooters while in the University Campus in Utah Valley.

Investigators added to believe that the suspect is “from college”.

Kirk’s killing investigation is still ongoing.

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