BROOKLYN (WABC) -- The murder of Charlie Kirk is sending fear across the country about the rise in political violence and extreme rhetoric targeting both Democrats and Republicans.

Politicians are divided over who should take accountability.

Charlie Kirk was polarizing. But in the wake of his assassination, there have been calls for toning down the anger and denouncing violence.

That's what happened on Friday outside of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

"We can agree to disagree. We can debate. But violence is never the answer. Violence is never the answer when it comes to disagreeing, because someone stands up for what they believe in," Rev. Kevin McCall said.

Civil rights Leader Rev. Kevin McCall gathered with community leaders and clergy to denounce the murder of Charlie Kirk.

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