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'Public discourse is essential': Gov. Cox declares Sept. 10 ‘Charlie Kirk Day’ in Utah

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One year after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated at Utah Valley University, Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has declared Sept. 10 “Charlie Kirk Day” in his honor.