Matt Walsh

It's not funny.

It's not clever.

It's obviously trying to appeal to leftists, and there are many of them, who fantasize about the brutal murder of the president.

For comparison, here's how Johnny Carson opened the 1981 Oscars shortly after the assassination attempt on Ronald Reagan.

This is how Hollywood reacted to the attempted murder of a Republican after delaying the ceremony 24 hours out of respect.

And then this is what happened.

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When you import tens of millions of foreigners and flood everybody's brain with nonstop social media slop that's designed to reward their worst impulses, you get a very different country.

One that's a lot more deranged and destructive.

And that's where we are now.

That's why Michelle Obama and Rachel Maddow and all the other feminists won't say a word about what Jimmy Kimmel said.

Neither will the women on The View or anybody else.

And even after Saturday's attack, predictably enough, the corporate press is doubling down.

CNN's Jake Tapper just launched a very painful extended defense of Kimmel, one of the more excruciating segments you'll see on cable news.

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This is coming from the same network that banned Ryan Jarduski for making a joke about beepers going off.

They were outraged about that for weeks.

And more to the point, this is the same Jake Tapper who was outraged, genuinely furious over Aaron Rodgers joking about how Jimmy Kimmel was on the Epstein list.

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A lot of people, including Jimmy Kimmel, are really hoping that doesn't happen.