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Google is preventing its autocomplete feature from completing search results for the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Today’s show breaks down how this is one of their ways of rigging the election.

According to Newsmax:

Donald Trump Jr. on Sunday accused Google of "intentional election interference" because its "Autocomplete" tool doesn't include the attempted assassination of his father, former President Donald Trump, in its results.

"Big Tech is trying to interfere in the election AGAIN to help Kamala Harris. We all know this is intentional election interference from Google. Truly despicable," the younger Trump wrote atop a post he shared purportedly showing the results of a Google search containing the phrase "assassination attempt on."

However, the feature has no trouble pulling up other assassination attempts, such as the one on President Truman. It also showed that interest in researching the incident nearly dropped to zero several days later.

A Google spokesperson told the New York Post that no one at the company took "manual action" to change the Autocomplete predictions but that its systems did include "protections" against Autocomplete predictions "associated with political violence."

"This is absolutely election interference," Crowder said. “As long as it’s politically expedient to them, they will memory-hole it.”

Additionally, the foolish claims that it’s “unclear if Trump was shot” is also being promoted, implying that it’s exaggerated for political gain.

“Do you think that may affect your opinion? Do you think that may affect your vote?” Crowder said. “That is election interference and they are so bold about it.”

Not only does it enforce the idea that everything about the shooting may have been false, but the media and Big Tech have no problem promoting Kamala Harris as the best thing to have graced this earth.

“They are so bold because of a lack of accountability,” Crowder added.