Topic: James Hodgkinson

Owen Shroyer recounts the 2017 shooting of Steve Scalise by James Hodgkinson, characterizing it as a "Democrat mass-murder attempt" that the media allegedly covered up. Shroyer expresses disappointment that Scalise did not become more "hardened" against the Democratic Party after the incident. This history is used to explain why Republican voters now prefer Jim Jordan, who is seen as more aggressive in investigating the Biden family.

Republicans have nominated Steve Scalise for Speaker of the House following a 113-99 vote over Jim Jordan. The host revisits the June 14, 2017, assassination attempt by James Hodgkinson, a Democrat who shot Scalise at a congressional baseball practice. The segment contrasts the lack of sustained media coverage regarding this left-wing violence with the intense focus on January 6 protesters, questioning if Scalise will address this bias in his new role.

The discussion turns to the FBI's control over the Nashville shooter's manifesto, with the host predicting that much of it will be redacted to protect the LGBTQ community. He compares this to the immediate release of information in cases involving right-wing shooters. LGBTQ advocacy groups are reportedly fighting to keep the document buried, which the host argues is an attempt to hide the radicalized motives behind the massacre.

Owen Shroyer recalls the 2017 shooting at a Republican baseball practice by James Hodgkinson, a supporter of the Democratic Party. He accuses the mainstream media of covering up the event because the perpetrator was a liberal progressive. Shroyer claims the New York Times inspired the attack by publishing the location of the practice and noting the lack of security.