CNBC Host Calls Out Leftists Still Celebrating Charlie Kirk’s Death: ‘I Don’t Want to Have Anything to do With Those People’ (VIDEO)

CNBC host Joe Kernen criticized Utah Governor Spencer Cox for attempting to ‘both sides’ political polarization. Kernen highlighted that on the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, some leftists are still celebrating his death, even with tattoo artists offering specials on neck tattoos mocking the event. Kernen stated that he is polarized because he does not want to associate with such people, emphasizing that the unacceptable behavior is coming from one side.

• Joe Kernen confronted Utah Governor Spencer Cox on CNBC regarding political polarization.
• Kernen pointed out that some leftists are still celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination a year after the event.
• He cited tattoo artists offering specials on neck tattoos mocking Kirk’s shooting as an example of this behavior.
• Kernen rejected Cox’s ‘both sides’ argument, stating the offensive actions originate from one side.
• Kernen expressed his personal polarization due to not wanting association with those celebrating the assassination.