Emily Jashinsky

Google it.

Every single person in the audience, Google it right now.

No, I said he contributed to the political atmosphere.

Even if that's true, so then you're saying because... Let's say this guy's a leftist.

Even if that's true, does that make it okay for the sitting president of the United States to incite violence against liberals?

your time.

You can't just assume by that what was written on that shell casing that that's necessarily his motivation.

You know, he could have been doing that to, you know, thinking it was funny trying to put law enforcement on the wrong track.

This is where when you analyze the person's phone computer, talk to his family and friends, that you get an idea of what his motivation perhaps really was.

Yeah, it reminds me of Matt Dowd, you know, who went on MSNBC and said it was could have been friendly fire, you know, that killed Charlie aiming right at his face because that makes sense.

So most likely scenario here with the icing is that it was probably meant to divert law enforcement, all the paperwork and everything, because that makes the most sense, too.

I mean, look, the pattern we see is that when left wingers commit violence, we can never know the motive for their violence.

And when right wingers commit violence, the motive is always clear.

It's the right wing rhetoric over and over and over again, because the mainstream media, the news media, but we repeat ourselves, is motivated to obfuscate the motives of left wingers.

They are not informing.

They are obfuscating.

And we know because we went through the congressional baseball shooting in 2016 where there was no moment of pause and reflection on what happened when a Bernie Sanders supporter, crazed Bernie Sanders supporter-

terrorized Republican congressman at the congressional baseball game practice in Virginia.

And so we have examples in the past of this happening.

So the new cope is that they're saying, well, this is online stuff.