The Psychology of Shock: Why the Charlie Kirk Assassination Feels Different

The Psychology of Shock: Why the Charlie Kirk Assassination Feels
Different

In this opening segment, Tony Brueski, Stacy Cole, Todd Michaels,
and psychotherapist Shavaun Scott examine why the assassination
of Charlie Kirk has triggered such deep emotional shockwaves
across the country. From the symbolism of losing a polarizing
political figure to the anxiety of watching violence erupt in
what should have been a safe, public setting, the team unpacks
the psychological destabilization many Americans now feel.
Shavaun explains how attacks on leaders can feel like attacks on
identity itself, while Tony and the panel reflect on the
collective trauma and rising fears of a new wave of political
assassinations. This is less about politics — and more about the
fragile psychology of a nation on edge.

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