US EditionDonald Trump Jr. warns political violence is 'not going both ways' as he mourns Charlie Kirk's death
The assassination has intensified national debates on political extremism and rhetoric, with bullet casings engraved with anti-fascist slogans found at the scene, officials reported.
- Donald Trump Jr. stated on Fox News that political violence in America is 'going one way' and is primarily coming from the Democratic Party, following the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
- He criticized those who believe that political violence is a two-way street, asserting that 'anyone who is saying otherwise should be thrown off the air.'
- Trump Jr. believes the current political environment is toxic, combining divisiveness and near-unlimited access to guns, which he described as unique among democracies.
- After Kirk's shooting, MSNBC's Matthew Dowd lost his job for suggesting that 'hateful thoughts lead to hateful words, which ultimately lead to hateful actions.
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Donald Trump Jr. Believes Those Who Say Political Violence Goes Both Ways 'Should Be Thrown Off the Air'
Donald Trump Jr. thinks anyone in the media who says that political violence is going both ways should be “thrown off the air.” While speaking on Fox News, Trump Jr. slammed those who said political violence has been a two-way street in America in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination on Wednesday. The president’s son instead suggested that all the violence is coming from the Democratic Party. “It is not going both ways,” Trump Jr. said. “It …
Fox News Anchor Fails to Push Back When Don Jr. Says Only Left Commits Political Violence
Donald Trump Jr. claimed that political violence in America is “going one way” on Friday in an appearance on Fox, to which host Martha MacCallum provided no pushback, and moved on to her next question. Appearing on The Story With Martha MacCallum to talk about the Wednesday assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, Trump Jr. told MacCallum that he “believes the reports about all of the trans-propaganda inscribed on the cartridges in t…
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