18-year-old Cameron Giselle Booker was charged with assault after the incident on campus, where students had gathered to mourn the loss of Charlie Kirk who was assassinated last week. Booker appears to chant a celebration of Kirk's death and then was involved in a confrontation with two different people. I'm not emotional, ma'am. Don't tell me what I am and what I'm not. You can get out of my face, because I could tell you what you are, but you won't like it. You're being aggressive. You're being aggressive.

I'm not being You can get out of my face because I could tell you what you are, but you won't like it. You're being aggressive. I'm not being aggressive. My voice is very calm. You're calling me aggressive because I'm a black woman. No, we're not. Governor Greg Abbott took to social media saying she picked the wrong place to taunt the death of Kirk. The Texas Education agencies going after teachers that post negative things about Kirk.

They're reviewing 180 complaints.

Zep Cappo is the president of the Texas AFT, says the T-EA commission of Mike Marath on a witch hunt.

He's trampled on people's rights to have some level of due process.

And frankly, rather than being a public servant that is apolitical has decided to take gasoline

and pour it onto a political fire and light the match.

In a letter, Marath warned superintendent said, teachers that post or shared content would be

referred for investigation for possible violations

of the teacher's code of ethics. Welcome to Red Meat, the collection of the tastiest tidbits

from Odyssey's conservative news talk radio stations across the country, a place where we're not

afraid to dig in. Today we're talking about how the political climate of the United

States is creating strange bedfellows. In the wake of the assassination of conservative youth

organizer and debating firebrand Charlie Kirk, people are taking positions you may not have imagined.

On one side, respected educators have been accused of celebrating murder, and say what you will, at a

base level, you don't have to be apparent to want the people guiding today's youth to teach

them that killing is bad. On the other, some who loved and adored Kirk and the platform that he

stood for are saying it's wrong to prosecute those celebrating his murder.

Essentially, philosophies on free speech are pushing people to sides where you wouldn't expect

to find them. And somewhere in the middle, many are wondering why the division in the U.S.

has escalated to the point where a young man's senseless shooting death becomes a political tit for tat.

The murder of conservative activist Charlie Perk is making many people question if free speech is under attack at this moment in history.

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