We’ve seen two assassination attempts against Donald Trump, one on Sunday and the other on July 13 which came within millimeters of ending the former president’s life.

We’ve seen the disgusting reaction from much of the nation’s corrupt media and from multiple Democrat politicians implying or outright saying the GOP nominee deserved it because of his inflammatory rhetoric. We’ve seen hateful leftists like Rachel Vindman laugh about it, showing exactly zero humanity and ignoring the fact that, even if she has political differences with the man, in the end Donald Trump is a human being with a family and has not committed any monstrous murders or other acts that would even remotely rationalize such burning hatred.

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But who in the end is really spewing out the venomous rhetoric, the calls to violence? Sure, Trump is known to be a pugnacious orator and is more than willing to speak his mind, but in the case of the two episodes they get most worked up about – January 6 and Charlottesville—they continually lie about what he actually said. He did not call white supremacists “very fine people,” and he did not call for an insurrection at the Capitol.

The left, meanwhile, has been continually egging on more violence, and a parody account called Amit Shah has the receipts. This video, however, is no parody, it’s just two and a half minutes of leftists explicitly calling for carnage. (The video appears to have been originally uploaded in July by The Cauldron Pool, an outlet that is reportedly an Australian Christian conservative news website.)

Watch:

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— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 16, 2024

No AI is needed, no memes, no commentary. It's just their words, and it's startling. Even though many of us remember these moments individually, they're still even more damning when they're all spliced together. 

There’s former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in 2018, talking about Trump’s border policy saying, “I just don’t even know why there aren’t uprisings all over the country, and maybe there will be.”

There’s Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA) opining that there needs to be unrest in the streets as “long as there’s unrest in our lives.”

There’s former Obama attorney general Eric Holder, also in 2018: “When they go low, we kick 'em.“ There’s deranged actor Robert DeNiro saying of Trump, "I’d like to punch him in the face.” There’s Joe Biden fantasizing about taking Trump behind the gym to “beat the hell out of him.” Madonna ruminating that she’s thought a lot about “blowing up the White House.” CA Rep. Mad Maxine Waters demanding her constituents harass Republicans in public whenever they come across them.  

It goes on and on, and it’s stunning. They endlessly blame Trump the Republicans for inciting violence, yet they’re doing it themselves almost daily. 

They’ve created this environment, and they need to be reminded of it every single day. They also need to be held to account for it—not on the streets—but at the ballot box.