Arnold Schwarzenegger Reacts to Charlie Kirk’s Death

Arnold Schwarzenegger is blaming politicians — and social media — for the deep divide America is dealing with following the assassination of Charlie Kirk … and calling on youthful generations to assist heal the divide.

The ‘Terminator’ star spoke at University of Southern California’s Democracy Day Monday and expressed his shock and disappointment over Charlie’s murder, calling him a “great communicator” who may debate individuals who each agreed and disagreed with him.

Check out the clip — Arnold stated there’s loads of blame to go round … from social media and mainstream media to politicians on either side of the size, and warns America must “be careful” about the place issues are headed. He causes … “We have to be very careful that we don’t get any closer to the cliff because when you fall down the cliff, down there, there’s no democracy.”

That’s the place the “people power” of scholars is available in, he says. The actor-turned-politician says USC college students can lead by instance, suggesting Democratic and Republican organizations come collectively to point out different related teams it may be accomplished … and maybe some ongoing points will be solved.

He preaches … “Each and every one of you in here can make a difference. You can show leadership. This is about leadership.”

Arnold gave the transferring speech simply days after Charlie was murdered at Utah Valley University throughout one among his well-known school campus debates.

While the suspected shooter — Tyler Robinson — is reportedly from a right-wing Mormon family … authorities say he lately began sharing robust criticism about Republican beliefs, and Charlie, particularly.