US: Fallout continues after Charlie Kirk's assassination
• Sep 20, 2025, 8:55 AM
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The fallout continues after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. In recent days, there have also been freedom of speech protests following the removal of Jimmy Kimmel Live from ABC’s schedule over Kirk’s comments. Kirk’s funeral is scheduled for Sunday in Arizona, with President Trump expected to attend. Peter O’Brian has the latest.
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