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You won’t believe how asinine the left’s take is on the most recent assassination attempt. Today’s show breaks it all down.

While there are many instances in which the government has been misleading or untrustworthy, this does not mean it is valid to go off on uncorroborated information for clicks, as if it is even remotely akin to truth-telling.

“This should be a time right now, where the obvious is obvious, and people start waking up,” Crowder said.

It is not a coincidence that the side that continues to blame Conservatives for being an alleged threat to democracy, also fuels radicals who threaten violence against those they disagree with.

“You have bad actors deliberately keeping you misinformed for clicks,” Crowder said.

The amount of misinformation being spewed by both sides is overwhelming. From claims that the Secret Service was in on it, to lies that the press security knew about it all along, and to the Marxist right claiming this is the mark of the beast, proves how off many people are.

“Tens of millions of people are buying this line of bullsh*t,” Crowder said.

Some people have even gone as far as to mock Erika Kirk, claiming she is acting, all because she traumatically cried and walked past a camera.

“I would wager that someone who watched their husband be publicly assassinated, and then is in a room with actual gunfire, is probably a pretty traumatized event,” Crowder said.

Some have even claimed that Stephen Miller used his pregnant wife as a human shield.

“This is what people are talking about,” Crowder said. “When we live in an actual era, where there is a direct line from the left’s rhetoric, their calls to action, their worldview, and these attacks, such as Charlie Kirk and the attacks on Trump, that should be the primary conversation.”

These online critics would do the world a lot of favors if they just waited for at least some facts to be presented. Rather than do that, however, they are quick to fuel their conspiracy theories, which convince millions of people to believe them, despite them not being rooted in evidence.

“Do you want to know what the left needs to do to win? Nothing -- if you keep this up,” Crowder said.