UVU student asks Erika Kirk if she will condemn Trump's 'violent rhetoric'
Erika Kirk expressed her rejection of political violence during a national town hall focused on political rhetoric and antisemitism, marking her first major network interview since her husband’s death.
- On Saturday night, Utah Valley University student Hunter Kozak asked Erika Kirk at CBS News Presents: A Town Hall With Erika Kirk in New York City whether she would condemn Donald Trump's violent rhetoric.
- Framed as a national conversation, the program CBS News Presents: A Town Hall With Erika Kirk marked Kirk’s first major non-cable network interview since her husband Charlie Kirk’s death, moderated by Bari Weiss, newly appointed CBS editor in chief.
- On air, Erika Kirk said she `will never agree with political violence` and `I do, but this is so much deeper than one person,` while Hunter Kozak said he was `horrified` and appreciated her calls for `peace` and `unity`.
- CBS News is facing renewed scrutiny following the prime-time town hall, drawing criticism from media critics and raising concerns among advertisers about the network's editorial direction.
- The exchange highlights supporters of the broadcast defending CBS for giving voice to a grieving widow amid national tension, while detractors criticized legacy news organizations for lacking ideological balance in the national conversation on political violence and antisemitism.
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