Watch Louder with Crowder every weekday at 11:00 AM Eastern, only on Rumble Premium!

According to Hillary Clinton, “We have got to stop demonizing each other” and “We have got to stop with the finger-pointing and the scapegoating.” Yet immediately afterward, she asserted that most of the hate in the country today is coming from the right—contradicting her own call to end demonization just moments before.

There are plenty of problems with what Hillary Clinton just said. Not only is it contradictory in the moment, but it also runs counter to much of what she’s been saying over the past eight years.

Firstly, I’ve scoured the entirety of the internet, and I’m struggling to find anyone actually trying to “rewrite slavery from history.” Ironically, it seems more like the left that wants to reshape historical narratives. For instance, they often overlook the fact that it was Southern Democrats who fought—and died—to uphold slavery. They also seem to prefer that people forget they were the ones who opposed the Civil Rights Act and that they were historically associated with the KKK. Nevertheless, I think most readers can see clearly who’s trying to rewrite history—and it certainly isn’t the political party that was founded to end slavery.

As she said, rewriting history “does not make it go away,” and the sooner she follows her own advice, the better off she’ll be.

Secondly, it only took me 30 seconds to find at least 10 clips of Hillary demonizing the side that didn’t vote for her.

Here she is calling Republicans every “ism” under the book.

How do you unify with that mentality?

Additionally, she’s correct that “we need to stop with the finger-pointing and scapegoating” and that we certainly “can have legitimate disagreements,” but she fails to recognize that it is her side that often despises free speech and the marketplace of ideas. It’s the left that has turned college campuses into the antithesis of that—a place that once proudly honored open debate. It’s the left that threatens people the moment a conservative is given a platform. It’s the left that pressured ABC so heavily that they were forced to cancel their Charlie Kirk tribute. And most importantly, it’s the left that calls for censorship and the policing of so-called “misinformation.” Thus, it’s both comical and disingenuous for her to claim otherwise.

We don’t even have to look hard—here is Hillary calling for censorship, going so far as to claim that some people should be jailed for politically incorrect speech.

Lastly, she has a lot of nerve ending that thought with the claim that we need to debate in a “truth-based reality” with “facts and reality,” when it’s the left that promotes ideas like men are women and women are men. It’s the left that believes people can be born in the wrong body, so much so that they fight for children to have the “right” to change the very essence of their being. It’s also the left that pretends that children in the womb are not human. So, it’s unclear how she finds the audacity to make claims contradicting everything the left stands for—but I guess this is unsurprising.

Actions speak louder than words; in the left’s case, they speak volumes. So, while Hillary points the finger and blames others for everything they’re not, most sensible people know exactly where the left truly stands—and it certainly isn’t on the side that prioritizes open debate.

- YouTube www.youtube.com