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CBS News Host Criticizes GOP Rhetoric Following Charlie Kirk Assassination, Prompting Conservative Pushback

Nate Burleson criticized Republican rhetoric after Charlie Kirk's assassination, prompting backlash from conservatives who argue political violence is one-sided, highlighting ongoing national tensions.

  • On Thursday, Nate Burleson pressed Kevin McCarthy on whether `your party` needs to tone down its rhetoric during a CBS Mornings segment reacting to Charlie Kirk's assassination.
  • After the Wednesday assassination, authorities arrested the shooter and reported bullets etched with World War II–Italian Resistance song titles; Kirk's family and daughters faced an irreplaceable loss for his movement.
  • Jay Feely criticized Burleson as `highly offensive`, Tim Brandon lashed out over his remarks, and Eric Trump faced accusations of exploiting Kirk's death for agenda promotion.
  • Following the segment, neither Nate Burleson nor CBS Sports has addressed conservative criticism online, while Kevin McCarthy urged de-emphasizing partisan labels, saying `I don't even say parties`.
  • Amid the uproar, right-wing operatives were accused by The Daily Beast of exploiting Kirk's death for personal agendas, while investigators noted bullets etched with World War II–Italian Resistance song titles added an unusual twist.
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The New Civil Rights Movement broke the news in on Friday, September 12, 2025.
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