Topic: Left Wing Violence

The host issues a "divine curse" against leftist commentator Jennifer Welsh, predicting she will die of cancer within three years for celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk. He challenges Welsh and other left-wing figures like "Destiny" to a debate, calling them cowards who rely on fantasy. The segment includes a personal anecdote about a violent encounter in the 1980s to illustrate the reality of physical conflict.

Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, clips show leftist protesters expressing satisfaction with his death and comparing him to Hitler. The rhetoric is linked to the actions of Virginia's Attorney General candidates and New York's Letitia James. The segment argues that the left encourages violence while judges provide leniency for those who commit crimes against conservatives.

Benny Johnson reports receiving detailed death threats targeting his wife and four children, describing a scenario similar to the murder of Charlie Kirk. In Virginia, a Democratic nominee for Attorney General is criticized for allegedly calling for the "slaughter" of Republicans and their families. The segment highlights a growing epidemic of radical leftist violence and the perceived double standard in how such threats are prosecuted.

Elon Musk addressed a massive crowd at the Million Man March in the United Kingdom, explicitly naming Charlie Kirk as a victim of cold-blooded murder. Musk characterizes the political left as the "party of murder" and claims they openly celebrate the death of their opponents. The speech emphasizes that peace is no longer an option in the face of such ideological violence.

The host emphasizes the need to put public pressure on the Trump administration to avoid "self-harming" moves like the Epstein cover-up. Navy SEAL Matt Bracken joins the program to discuss the scaling up of leftist violence, including attacks on ICE facilities. They also touch on the suspicious nature of recent domestic incidents and the potential for further escalation as political tensions rise.

Senator Rand Paul discusses the rise of left-wing violence and the lack of prosecution for rioters from the summer of 2020. Paul highlights the disparity between the treatment of non-violent January 6th defendants and those who have attacked him or attempted assassinations. He predicts a "day of reckoning" where voters in cities like New York will choose "law and order" candidates like Lee Zeldin to combat rising crime.