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Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder of the U.S. turning point, Donald Trump Jr. warned that political violence in the U.S. only comes from the left.
“When you look at the insults of Charlie that I see every day, he celebrates his assassination in front of his wife and toddlers. It’s really disgusting,” he told anchors on Friday to Martha MacCallum on Friday. “story.” “What is Charlie’s real crime? He tells the truth. Every day, Martha, he platforms his biggest critics. He gives those who hate him, and it’s the most chance to argue their point of view.”
Kirk was killed during campus event Wednesday in Orem, Utah sparked national conversations about political rhetoric, especially whether referring to the enemy as “fascists” or “Hitler” would inspire left-wing attacks. Investigators say the shooting recovered from the bullet casing where Kirk was killed was engraved with anti-fascist phrases, including references to “Bella Joe.”
I’m a Democrat, Charlie Kirk’s murder must unite all Americans
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Donald Trump Jr. ((Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images))
“He is a threat [to the left] He said because he was very effective in accepting their narrative and destroying the narrative. He said he pointed out Kirk’s proficiency in his defense of God, family, country, constitution and the movement to disengage men from women’s movement.
“These are not completely radical concepts, although they resort to this violence when the left realizes they are losing arguments,” he said. “I see the ongoing ‘violence is two-way’ and it’s not Martha – the act of violence is taking a way – I have to deal with people who have been around me and close to me over the past 14 months and I’m tired of these three shots.”
Trump talks about Report on carvingOn cartridges believed to be considered to belong to the suspect, including World War II anti-fascist song “Bella Ciao” and taunt “Hey Fascist! Catch up!” He argued that when the left couldn’t win debates about ideas, it resorted to violence.
Charlie Kirk (R) spoke on stage with President Donald Trump on December 22, 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Josh Edelson/AFP via Getty Images)
Charlie Kirk warns that “assassination culture is spreading to the left”
“This is not a two-way development, contrary to what we see elsewhere and online,” he said.
“It comes from the media, You know, some of them are doing a quick course correction and probably scrubbed their social media feeds for all the things they have said about Charlie, myself, my father over the last few years,” Trump added. “But you can’t call someone who you disagree with or simply can’t win an argument with, a ‘Nazi,’ a ‘fascist,’ a ‘dictator,’ a ‘greatest threat to democracy in the history of civilization,’ and then pretend you had nothing to do with it when the more radical wings-there doesn’t seem to make much difference to me these days-pick up weapons and try to kill someone they disagree with. ”
He concluded: “It’s not one way. It’s not two ways. It’s just one way. Anyone says, anyone should be abandoned.”
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Then-Presidential candidate Donald Trump, who had an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania in July 2024, ignored his arms. (Getty)
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