
Charlie Kirk's suspected killer faces the death penalty
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Prosecutors in Utah County announced seven different charges against Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old Washington County resident who is accused of shooting and killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah valley University last Wednesday. Panelist Taylor, Morgan and Leah Murray weigh in on how the case has impacted them, about the protections of the first amendment and free speech, and whether there's any bias in the handling or prosecuting of the case. They also discuss the latest ruling from the Utah Supreme Court that denied the legislature's request to stay the ruling, And what's next for the Utah legislature in Utah's our district in case.
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