Well, Donald Trump was just cornered with a list of right-wing political terrorism attacks after he spent weeks trying to build this story where political violence in America comes from the left, Antifa, Black Lives

Matter, flag burners, sort of the usual caricatures. And then yesterday, the entire thing collapsed

because standing in the Oval Office, CBS reporter Nancy Cordes finally did what journalists should have been doing for a very long time.

And that's putting the receipts right in front of Donald Trump.

Now, we've known for a long time that overwhelmingly political violence in the United States

is right wing.

That doesn't mean we excuse left wing instances of it.

It doesn't mean we condone violence.

It doesn't mean that we say that violence of any kind or using guns to solve political or cultural

social problems is okay.

Of course now.

We denounce all political violence, but we also don't miss the forest for the trees and

delude ourselves into believing that this is overwhelmingly

or even disproportionately a left-wing problem. And so Nancy Cord said, hold on, Mr. President.

We have, of course, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, whose motives, by the way, we still don't know.

And as complicated and convoluted as they might be, we still don't know. And as complicated and convoluted as they might be,

we simply don't know right now whether the motivations were left or right wing. But what about

the example of Minnesota Democrat Melissa Hortman just months ago? What about the attack against

Paul Pelosi in his own home? What about the shooting of Gabby Giffords?

What about the attack on the Pennsylvania governor's mansion?

Where, by the way, I was just yesterday with Governor Shapiro looking at where that damage recovery has been taking place and getting a firsthand look at that terrifying arson attack.

What about that?

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