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Jamie Lee Curtis baked on “WTF” Marc Maron “WTF” when she brought her up Charlie Kirk31-year conservative activist and U.S. converter co-founder who is fatally recorded in the neck 10. September in Utah College. The shavings and Maron recorded their podcast for several days after the assassination.
“I’ll get something with you just because he’s up to mind,” Curtis said before the Curtis said, which Curtis said that Curtis was in the language of “deep, deep belief” in religion. ”
Curtis Then Fought Through Tears Killing, Saying: “and Disagreed With Him On Almost Evey Point and Ever Heard Him Say, Boot And Believe He Was a Man Of Faith, and Hope In That Moment When He Died, That Hen Felt Connected With His Faith. Even Though His Ideas Were Abhorrent to Me. I Still Believe He’s a father and a husband and a Man of Faith. And I Hope Whatever Connection To God Means That Hen Felt It. ”
“It was 11 yesterday. I know there’s a video request. I know that the people who saw him,” Curtis added through tears. “Yesterday (on 9/11), We Watched Again These images of Those Buildings Coming Down. … Today, We As a Society Are Bombarded With Imagery. So We Don’t Know What The Longitudinal Effects Of Seeing Those Towers Come Down Over And Over And Over And Over Again, Or Watching His Execution Over and Over and Over Again. “
Curtis again emphasized the circulation of Kirk’s death videos, saying, “We don’t know how to do what it does. What does it do? I never want to see that a shot of this man.
Many Hollywood’s respectable liberal data spoke against Kirk’s murder in days after the murder. Jimmy Kimmel taken to Instagram In real time to set: “Instead of angry finger pointers, we can only send another man to be terribly and monstrously? On behalf of my family, we send love for Kikar and all children, parents and innocents who are victims to become victims.”
“I saw a lot of extremely evil from answering on both sides of the political spectrum,” Kimmel said later. “Some people cheer it, which is something I will never understand.”
