Donald Trump wants to punish critics of Charlie Kirk

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Trump wants to punish critics after Kirk’s murder

The United States threatens to take a visa withdrawal, who downplayed the attack on Kirk. The FBI exposes a reward. All developments in the news blog.

After the murder of Republican activist Charlie Kirk, US President Donald Trump announced that his friend critic critics. The president blamed “radical left political violence” for the attack, as the “Washington Post” reported.

Trump said his government would be held accountable by everyone who had contributed to this act or to comparable political acts of violence. “The radicals on the left are the problem, they are malignant and terrible and politically versed,” Trump told Fox news. At the same time, he called on his supporters to refrain from retaliation. The alleged perpetrator, a 22-year-old, was arrested on Friday.

The President’s advisor told the “Washington Post” that the government also wanted to act against people who cheered Kirk’s death or justified publicly. In addition, Trump announced that Kirk posthum is the highest civilian award in the United States, the Presidential Medal of Freedom.

The body of the right activist Charlie Kirk was transferred to his home state of Arizona on board the Air Force Two of the Vice President. In addition to Kirk’s wife Erika and his two children, Vice President JD Vance and his wife Usha were also present. This reported several US media. Read more about this here.

After the fatal attack on the right-wing conservative US influencer Charlie Kirk, according to President Donald Trump, the investigators have taken the suspect. “I think we have him,” said Trump on Friday in a live broadcast by the US broadcaster Fox News. On Friday afternoon, Spencer Cox, the governor of Utah, confirmed: “We have him.” Read more about this here.

At a press conference in Utah, Governor Spencer Cox asked the public for help with the search for the man who is said to have shot the activist Charlie Fox. So far, 7,000 information has been received, but no trace of the alleged assassin. Read more about calling the US authorities here.

Ray Dalio, founder and former CEO of the investment company Bridgewater, believes that gold could be a way to protect investors from markets overloaded with debt. Dalio warned against the Reuters news agency that the higher expenditure of the United States for debt service “displaced other expenses” and, like Plaque, would accumulate in a clogged human circulatory system. “A doctor would warn of a heart attack”, “he said.” A well -diversified portfolio would contain between 10 percent and 15 percent gold, “said Dalio, who sold his remaining shares in Bridgewater Associates in July and withdrew from the hedge fund he founded.