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Charlie Kirk, of course, and his message, which I pray will carry on or perhaps even be amplified.

And what message was that?

That we need to talk to each other civilly and trade ideas out in the open.

He was also a fierce advocate for conservative notions and against the woke crowd,

but his methods were entirely enthusiastically peaceful and friendly.

Yeah.

And for that, he was murdered.

It's hard to imagine a more American thing than going around to college campuses and saying,

who disagrees with me, move to the front, and then you have a reasonable discussion about things.

I mean, if we can't do that, we are 100% doomed.

Yeah, I would say so.

I mean, that is as basic to the structure of people being able to govern themselves as you can

possibly get. And if we no longer can do that, and I question whether we can, I mean, one political view has

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