"Guess what? You can't call the president of the United States for 10 years Adolf Hitler and you can't say that he is a fascist dictator and you cannot say that anyone who voted for Trump or advocated for him like you, me, Riley and Charlie Kirk are Nazis and then when someone tries to kill us, you cannot suddenly say we condemn this violence. You caused it!"
"Look at me right now! You caused this! When you tell people that someone is Hitler, you are telling crazy people, go kill them.' And I'm sick of pretending that is anything other than what they are doing. That guy in West Palm Beach, what did he say? He was killing Trump because he believed Trump was Hitler. This is what they do, all right? This left-wing violence is out of control."
Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk at a Utah campus event, high-ranking Democrats and liberal media were accused of fueling political violence by repeatedly labeling President Donald Trump as Adolf Hitler and branding Trump supporters as Nazis. Bipartisan condemnation of the murder occurred, but statements by Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were criticized as hollow. The rhetoric was blamed for inspiring attackers, with references to a West Palm Beach assailant who allegedly targeted Trump believing he was Hitler. The criticism framed left-wing violence as escalating and blamed media and Democratic rhetoric for 'lighting fires.'
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