This Week with George Stephanopoulos Full Episode: Sunday, September 14, 2025
Sep 14, 2025
Utah Governor Spencer Cox discusses healing from the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, calling for a shift in America's political path. He delves into the rise of political violence and the importance of compassion in public discourse. College students reflect on Kirk's influence and the future of conservative activism. The conversation also touches on rising geopolitical tensions and challenges, including the implications of Russia's actions and military strategies in the Middle East, urging a collective movement towards unity.
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Assassination As A Watershed Moment
- Charlie Kirk's assassination is part of a growing pattern of political violence hitting activists and officials alike.
- The episode frames this killing as a potential watershed that could either deepen polarization or prompt societal change.
How The Suspect Was Tracked And Arrested
- Authorities pieced together surveillance and family tips to arrest 22-year-old Tyler Robinson after he hid the rifle in nearby woods.
- Investigators say he changed clothes, climbed to a roof, and fired from about 175 yards before fleeing.
Take An Off‑Ramp From Outrage
- Do disengage from outrage-driven social feeds and seek real-world service and neighborly conversations.
- Do prioritize local acts of kindness and dialogue to reduce polarization, Cox said.
