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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty. And yet he's Armstrong and Getty.

I'll be honest with you, I am in utter disbelief at this.

I sat in this room last summer the night they shot the president, and now they shot Charlie.

And I'm not sure it's safe to be an outspoken conservative walking around in America right now.

That's Scott Jennings, frequently seen on CNN. He was a friend of Charlie Kirk's.

I went to Mark Halperin's, whatever he calls his thing, he does live on YouTube.

Shortly after it happened before, it even had been announced that Charlie Kirk had died,

and Mark Halpern barely could get through a sentence. He had interviewed him yesterday, they were close friends and had been with his wife and kids just like hours, you know, before this happened.

And there's a lot of people with really good things to say about Charlie Kirk as just an individual human.

Yeah.

Worth mentioning because, you know, there should be some, you should get some credit for being

a decent person and loving dad and all that sort of stuff.

But even if he weren't, even if he was, you know, the whole young dad, 31, married kids,

devoted, blah, blah, that is, makes it awful.

But if it was an 80-year-old single guy who's actually kind of a jerk,

it's still going to destroy our country if we allow political violence.

Oh, but to hear the whole package cheered by activists and young people,

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