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In the aftermath of the brutal murder of Charlie Kirk, there's been a lot of revisionist history going on.

And this leads me to a couple of conclusions. Number one, people had no idea what he stood for

and just thought, oh, he's a white guy, he's a Republican, he's a Christian, he's my guy.

They didn't really know, but they're piling on the peer pressure of posting about it and sharing because it's horrible seeing somebody violently die.

And it was in all of our feeds.

It's a horrible thing to see.

Or these people agree with everything Charlie Kirk said.

Those are the only two options for the people who are out posting about Charlie Kirk right now.

Unless, of course, you're posting against gun violence and you

oppose it in all forms. Doesn't matter who the victim is. I oppose it. I even oppose it so much so

that in the state of Utah, if the alleged shooter were to be found guilty, their death penalty is a

firing squad. I oppose that as well. So I have moral

clarity on the issue, but a lot of people don't seem to have that much moral clarity about it.

And so in a day that ABC affiliates are going to play a commemoration to Charlie Kirk during

Jimmy Kimmel's hour.

I want to play a video that has been put together by the Seneca Project,

and I want you to stay locked and loaded with us and watch every bit of this,

because this is Charlie Kirk in his own words, and I want everybody to realize,

don't click out of this.

It's important to know what he said and how many people are honoring his words.

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