Young voters who supported President Donald Trump in last year’s election were shaken by conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination, detailing in new focus group conversations how his death affected their own senses of safety — and, in some cases, their personal relationships. WATCH HERE WATCH HEREAll but one of the 14 swing-state Trump voters, ages 18 to 29, said they had heard of Kirk before he was killed. “Seems like anyone could be just hurt over just talking about what they believe in.”Richard and Shana were also among the young Trump voters who were surprised at how some of their friends reacted to Kirk’s death. Others said that Kirk’s assassination, which took place at an event on a college campus, rattled their own senses of safety. Half of the young Trump voters said they hear inflammatory rhetoric from both Democrats and Republicans.