Coming up, good night, sweet prince, and may flights of angels sing thee to thy rest. This is from

Shakespeare. It's a reference to Hamlet. It's part of my tribute to young Charlie Kirk and his

important life. I'll be talking about Charlie's assassination and consider the ramifications of

this shocking development. And Peter Schweitzer, author, president of the Government Accountability Institute, joins me.

We're going to talk more about Charlie, but also the roots of leftist political violence and how it can be stopped.

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I believe that the political assassination of Charlie Kirk will turn out in retrospect to prove, in our culture, a turning point.

Now, you might notice that I'm somewhat more somberly dressed today.

All of us as Salem hosts, hosts of Salem radio shows or the Salem podcast in my case,

are doing this out of respect to our colleague and our friend.

This was a shocking event to end all shocking events.

And by that, I mean, although it is horrifying to see an attempted assassination of the president,

we've seen it before. Hinkley tried to kill Reagan, although Hinkley did not try to kill Reagan out of any political motive. Hinkley was just an

absolute bonkers loon. But there was the assassination of JFK. And so to some degree, gruesome though it is to say we have

come to anticipate, to expect. But it's a whole different matter when you have a young man,

31 years old, with a family. And out he is on the campus. By the way, something I did

for most of my career. I started out, if you will, as a young Charlie Kirk after my early work,

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