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7:55Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky takes up a remarkable moment from the preliminary hearing for accused Charlie Kirk assassin, Tyler Robinson, after defense attorney Richard Novak repeatedly characterized Kirk as having spoken “hatefully” about certain groups. Emily argues that Novak blurred the crucial distinction between disagreement and hate and notes that Utah Deputy Attorney General Chad Grunander pushed back forcefully, arguing that Kirk expressing political and religious opinions did not make those views hateful. Emily says the exchange offered an early preview of Robinson’s defense and argues that, if Novak’s performance is any indication, Robinson’s legal team faces an extraordinarily difficult task when the case goes to trial.
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