Scott Jagow and John Hancock discuss the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, drawing parallels to the political violence of the 1960s. Hancock points to America’s growing polarization, the ideological divide in Congress, and how campaigns thrive on division rather than consensus. He argues that Trump reflects deeper political fractures rather than being the cause. They also highlight the Pentagon’s response to inappropriate military comments about the incident, and the influence of social media and firearms in fueling tensions.

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