I'm Shannon Bream. Days after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, America is left with troubling

questions about our unity, our safety, and the right to speak freely without fear.

The American way of life means you speak your mind without retribution.

Morning the loss of free speech champion Charlie Kirk, whose passion inspired the next

generation to step into democracy, even as rhetoric turns more dangerous online and in the

public square.

It feels for many people that this is just starting to spiral out of control.

We've got to get back to a better place.

It is an attack on the American experiment.

It is an attack on our ideals. We're live on the ground in Utah with the latest on the

investigation into his alleged killer and whether he acted alone. We are running out every

single lead that we can. Every one of those leads will be run out.

Then, I'm trying to turn the temperature down around here.

Somebody who's arguing he was out of an issue.

It's not your enemy.

They're your fellow American.

We'll talk to House Speaker Mike Johnson about whether civility in Washington

can make a comeback amid deep ideological divides.

And we'll remember the unwavering faith that guided

Charlie Kirk and drove his desire

to engage in tough conversations.

When people stop talking, that's when you get

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