Obama weighs in on Charlie Kirk assassination, levels big accusation on Trump; ‘Rushed to identify…’

Published on Sep 18, 2025 04:45 pm IST

Former U.S. President Barack Obama said the United States is at an inflection point after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, warning that escalating political violence threatens the core of American democracy. Obama criticized President Trump’s incendiary rhetoric and warned that leaders must unequivocally denounce violence rather than exploit tragedy to suppress dissent or deepen divisions. Obama referenced both his and George W. Bush’s example following national tragedies, saying a president’s responsibility is to unify.

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