This article is part of a Free Press series on “Repairing America in the Age of Political Violence.” Read the other entries, including from Abigail Shrier, Coleman Hughes, Sam Harris and others, here.
On Friday morning, the Republican governor of Utah, Spencer Cox, gave a speech that Americans have been awaiting for nearly a decade.
It came at a press conference at which authorities announced the arrest of Tyler Robinson, the suspected shooter in Wednesday’s fatal shooting of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk.
