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The latest conspiracy is that President Trump was never shot, and the attempted assassination never happened. Today’s show breaks it down.

Speaking on Piers Morgan Uncensored, Jesse Ventura claimed he believed Trump was never shot and the whole thing was a “blade job.”

According to the Daily Mail:

In wrestling terminology, 'blading' or a 'blade job' is when a wrestler intentionally cuts themselves open to bleed and provide 'color' (blood) to a match.

A stunned Morgan replied, 'A blade job? What, you think it was fake?'

Ventura replied, 'I don't know, where's his scar today?' - referring to the absence of a scar or any visible damage to Trump's right ear.

"This is what they do: They throw out a claim, they don't substantiate it at all, then they act incredulous when you call them out," Crowder said.

Morgan continued, noting that someone behind Trump died to which the former governor said, 'Come on, Piers, you're gonna tell me this guy [Trump] is a hero?'

When Morgan said he did think Trump was heroic, Ventura replied, 'Well, then he accomplished what he wanted out of you guys.'

“There are a bunch of conspiracy theorists out there testing the waters. If it picks up enough traction, they will pump it into the mainstream,” Crowder said.

Multiple people confirm the death of the man behind Trump, including family, friends, government officials, and co-workers.

“Are they all in on it? Why?” Crowder said. “In this case, it would involve thousands of people who don't have shared invested interests.”

Why would the New York Times be on it? They were the ones who released the image of the bullet. If it never happened, wouldn't they be the last ones to publish it? Are they in on it with the family, too?

Another claim is that Secret Service officers didn't rush him off the stage fast enough; if this were real, they would have never let him pump his fist. However, audio proves they tried, but Trump insisted he got his shoe first, before pumping his fist in the air.

Why are so many “trying to take away one of the most significant moments in presidential history?”