Late night comedians Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert issued statements condemning political violence after conservative pundit Charlie Kirk was killed during a public appearance.

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Even though Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert did not see eye to eye with Charlie Kirk in terms of their political ideology, they appealed to their viewers to raise their voice against political violence of any kind.

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Videos captured the attack that authorities call a targeted political assassination, showing Kirk struck in the neck by a single shot.