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Good Sunday morning. As we come on the air, thousands are gathering in Arizona to pay tribute to conservative activist Charlie Kirk just over a week after he was assassinated.

President Trump is among those set to speak at the memorial service.

It comes as the country is grappling not only with political violence, but also threats to free speech.

ABC indefinitely suspended late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel for comments he made in the wake of Kirk's

death. President Trump, by the way, I don't know if people saw that, but that was actually a moment

of Jimmy Kimmel being, I would say, kind of atypical

funny. He actually made sense, I think. People are upset about it. It's pathetically tame

what he said. It was very funny. He played a clip of Trump. I don't know if people saw this one,

but basically he's asked about Charlie Kirk's

death and he says it's terrible for like a millisecond and then goes on to talk about the

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