111. Charlie Kirk’s Murder and the Politics of Hate

Katty Kay and Anthony Scaramucci discuss the aftermath of the shooting of Charlie Kirk, a conservative influencer, and the broader implications for political violence and division in America. They explore how social media algorithms contribute to the problem by exacerbating hatred and misrepresenting opposing viewpoints. They reference Governor Spencer Cox of Utah as a unifying voice and discuss potential solutions, including addressing the financial incentives that drive extremism in media and politics. They also touch on the historical context of division in America, referencing 9/11 and the rise of partisan politics, while expressing hope for a shift towards unity and healing.

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The Rest Is Politics: US

Introduction to Charlie Kirk and Political Violence

Condemnation of Political Violence and the Role of Social Media

The Roots of Division and the Misrepresentation of Political Beliefs

Social Media's Impact and the Example of Governor Spencer Cox

The Incentive for Extremism and a Potential Path Forward

111. Charlie Kirk’s Murder and the Politics of Hate

The Rest Is Politics: US

00:00Introduction to Charlie Kirk and Political Violence

Introduction to Charlie Kirk and Political Violence

05:00Condemnation of Political Violence and the Role of Social Media

Condemnation of Political Violence and the Role of Social Media

10:23The Roots of Division and the Misrepresentation of Political Beliefs

The Roots of Division and the Misrepresentation of Political Beliefs

15:34Social Media's Impact and the Example of Governor Spencer Cox

Social Media's Impact and the Example of Governor Spencer Cox

21:21The Incentive for Extremism and a Potential Path Forward

The Incentive for Extremism and a Potential Path Forward