Charlie Kirk's Death: How We React to Tragedy

Charlie Kirk's Death: How We React to Tragedy
Hard Conversations : Charlie Kirk, Ukraine Girl, and School Violence
Content advisory: This episode discusses sensitive current events.
Why does September so often bring the hardest headlines? In this podcast, we examine 24 years of September stories and how media, politics, and public reaction shape what we see and feel.

Video Source: Turning Point USA

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