Matt Walsh

All of that is, of course, not true.

But the point is that it's all stuff you hear on CNN every day.

Watch.

Everyone who heard Trump's remarks understood what he was saying.

It was a variation of his argument that third world countries aren't sending their best to the United States.

They're making us weaker rather than stronger.

That's what poison does.

And rather than debate this self-evident observation, the press would rather pretend that Trump was talking about racial purity.

which he never actually did.

He was talking about foreigners who came into this country from mental institutions and prisons, drug traffickers, and generally low quality migrants from all over the world.

That's not what Hitler was writing about.

He was talking about race mixing, which is not what Trump was referring to, but the corporate press exists to ignore all of this context so that they can convince as many people as possible that Trump is the moral equivalent of Hitler.

And in the same breath, leftists will advance explicitly anti-white racial politics of their own, which could be why in his manifesto, Cole Allen explicitly writes that Mr. Patel, as in Kash Patel, the FBI director, is not a target.

Now, he doesn't elaborate as to why that might be, but that's an interesting argument.

Omission.

It's an interesting exception for this guy to make.

It's not unreasonable to conclude that Cole Allen wanted to prioritize white targets.

After all, in this manifesto, Allen goes out of his way to identify as half black as a way of suggesting that white leftists should be the ones shooting at the president.

In the part of his manifesto where he addresses hypothetical issues somebody might have with the assassination, he writes, as a half black, half white person, you shouldn't be the one doing this.

Rebuttal.