Trump Jr. warns that modern political violence comes from the left after Kirk’s death

After the murder of the founder of the United States, Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump Jr. warned that political violence in the United States comes exclusively from the extreme left.

“When you look at the vilice of Charlie that I am seeing every day since then, the celebration of his murder in cold blood in front of his wife and young children. He is really unpleasant,” Martha Maccallum Friday told the presenter in “The Story.” “What was Charlie’s true crime? He spoke truth. Every day, Martha, platform to his greatest detractors. He gave people who hated him more the opportunity to argue his point of view.”

Kirk’s murder at a campus event on Wednesday in OREM, Utah, has caused a national conversation about political rhetoric, particularly if they refer to enemies as “fascists” or “Hitler” can inspire attacks on the extreme left. The researchers say that the covered covers recovered near where Kirk was killed was recorded with anti -fascist phrases, including a reference to “Bella Ciao”.

I am a Democrat, and the murder of Charlie Kirk must unite all Americans against violence

Donald Trump Jr., who told Kirk as a close friend, seemed visibly shocked in “The story” while reflecting on Kirk’s activism legacy and the sequels of his murder.

Donald Trump Jr. told the murdered Charlie Kirk as a close friend and was visibly shocked for his loss when the nation extends for the murder. ((Anna Moneymaker/getty images)))

“It was a threat (for the left) because it was incredibly effective to take its narration and destroy it,” he said, pointing out Kirk’s competition to speak with advocate for God, the family, the country, the Constitution and keep men out of women’s sports.

“These are not exactly radical concepts, although when the left realizes that they are losing arguments, they resort to this violence,” he said. “I see that ‘constant violence goes both ways’, and not Martha, the violence is going in one sense, I have had to deal, you know, three shootings like this for people who are really close and loved for me in the last 14 months and I am getting tired of that.”

Trump approached Recorded reportsS about the cartridges that are believed to belong to the suspect, including a reference to the anti -fascist song of the Era of World War II “Bella Ciao” and the mockery “Hello fascist! Catch!” He argued that when the extreme left cannot gain debates about ideas, he resorts to violence.

Charlie Kirk (R) speaks on stage with President Donald Trump in America Fest 2024 in Phoenix, Arizona, on December 22, 2024. (Josh Edelson/AFP through Getty Images)

Charlie Kirk warned that ‘the murder culture is extending to the left’ in mysterious post online months before the murder

“Contrary to what we are seeing in another place and online, it does not go both ways,” he argued.

“It comes from the media, you know, some of them are making a rapid correction of courses and probably eliminate their food on social networks for all the things they have said about Charlie, myself, my father in recent years,” Trump added. “But you can’t call someone you do not agree with or you just can’t win a discussion, a ‘Nazi’, ‘a’ fascist ‘, a’ dictator ‘, a’ greater threat to democracy in the history of civilization ‘, and then pretend that you had nothing to do with the most radical wing, and it does not seem to be so much difference for these days, take arms and try to kill those who disagree with them.” “

He concluded: “It is not a form. It is not both ways. It is simply a form. And anyone who says otherwise, you know, must be thrown out of the air.”

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The then presidential candidate Donald Trump raises his challenging arm after an attempt to murder in his life in Butler, Pa. In July 2024 (Sossford/The Washington Post through Getty Images) (Getty)

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