For many people who watched the coverage of Charlie Kirk’s memorial, it was the sounds that struck them the most.
The triumphant 60,000 conservatives who erupted with yelps and claps after messages of forgiveness… and hate.
Today, North America correspondent Michael Koziol, who attended the memorial, on what Donald Trump and members of his administration said in the Arizona arena, and what it might mean for their agenda, going forward. And what life on the ground in the US, after Kirk’s assassination and this highly charged memorial, feels like, right now.

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