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Former US President Barack Obama has warned of “such a political crisis that we have not seen before” after Charlie Kirk’s murder.

At the Pennsylvania event on Tuesday, Obama said he did not know Kirk and disagreed with many of his views, but called the murder “horrible and tragedy”.

He criticized Donald Trump’s remarks to his political opponents and decrees on the preliminary presidents of the Republicans, who, he said, emphasized national unity at high tension, the US report.

In response, the White House called Obama a “architect of the modern political department”.

The 31st Kirk died of a single firearm, speaking at Vali Utah’s University on September 10.

On Tuesday, Tyler Robinson, 22, was officially accused of killing Kirk, crimes and other charges. Prosecutors said they would seek the death penalty.

Ut. Jeffrey Gray, Prosecutor of Utah, said Robinson sent text messages In which he allegedly said he had shot Kirk because he was “enough hatred”.

Before Robinson was captured, Trump’s main allies laid guilty for killing left activists and rhetoric from democratic legislators and their supporters.

The Prosecutor General Pem Bondi suggested that the administration would stop in the “language of hatred” – although there is no specific law on the US hatred. Vice President J. D. Vens has called for an exposition of people who noted or condemned Kirk’s murder or were critical of him after his murder.

“Call them and damn, call your employers” said Haens Like he, located in the podcast kirk.

Speaking in the era, Pennsylvania, Obama said: “I think that at such moments, when the tension is high, then some of the president’s work is to unite people.”

He urged Americans to “respect other people’s right to say things we deeply disagree.”

Obama praised the governor of Utu Spencer Cox, a conservative Republican, who, he said, showed that “that we could disagree, fulfilling the Basic Code of how we need to participate in public discussions.”

He also supported the reaction of Governor Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro, the Democrat whose official residence was built earlier this year in the fact that the police called a purposeful attack.

The former president opposed these reactions with Trump’s comments and his allies.

Obama stated that he did not use the mass firing in 2015 the White Verkhar in the Black Church in South Carolina to follow his political enemies, and noted that after the attacks on September 11, 2001, President George W. “clearly came out of his way:” We did not fight Islam. “

“And so when I hear not only our current president, but also his assistants who have the history of calling political opponents, enemies that should be” aimed “, which speaks of a broader problem we have now, and what we need to fight, all of us,” said the crowd.

In a BBC’s statement, the White House press -secretary dismissed the allegations and accused Obama of Stock’s department while he was president.

“Obama used every opportunity to sow the division and highlighting the Americans against each other,” the press secretary said.

“His division inspired generations of Democrats to slander his opponents as” misfortune “or” fascists “or” Nazis “.

After leaving the presidency, the US presidents tend to seek criticism of their successors, but in recent months Obama struck Trump’s steps against universities and judges, and criticized the Democratic Party leaders for not pushing off the White House’s policy.