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Rep. Tony Gonzales has dropped his re-election bid after it was revealed he had an affair with an aide who later committed suicide. Brandon Herrera was set to race against Gonzales, but is now all in. Herrera is a “firearms activist” who has obtained the “endorsement of the conservative House Freedom Caucus' campaign arm.” Subsequently, the left’s campaign ads have just gotten started. Today’s show breaks it down.

“If you believe the Second Amendment is paramount, if you believe it should be non-negotiable, if gun owners who wanted to obtain the freedom to own guns got out and voted, you could control a huge portion, most of the electorate,” Crowder said. “You wield a lot more power than you realize.”

According to a recent New York Times headline, “A Sex Scandal and ‘Mein Kampf’ Give Democrats Hope in West Texas Race.” According to People, “Texas Congressional Frontrunner Bragged About Owning 'Mein Kampf' in English in Newly Resurfaced Clip.” The worst one was probably by the Rolling Stones, which stated: “Accused Sexual Harasser GOP Candidate Steps Down, An Apparent Neo-Nazi Takes His Place.”

The headlines, however, are incredibly misleading.

The left wants you to believe this man is a Nazi, which is undoubtedly false.

“They want you to believe that Brandon Herrera is trying to bury the fact that he is a fan of Hitler,” Crowder said.

According to an old clip, Herrera noted how it was bizarre that you could buy the Communist Manifesto on Amazon but not Mein Kampf.

“He was mocking Mein Kampf on his podcast, and he even joked that people would take it out of context,” Crowder said. “You would have to believe Rolling Stones, People, and New York Times didn't just watch an extra 30 seconds if you want to believe they are not lying to you.”

Herrera even concluded that Mein Kampf was trash, and that the left will run with his comments, by making him appear as an “unhinged Nazi.”

“This is how bad the media is. How much more severe an example would you need?” Crowder said. “They don’t believe you can read the words of someone you disagree with.