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Hey everybody, how's it going?

Thanks for joining me this afternoon.

I've got a great stream with a great guest that I think you're really going to enjoy.

Another day, and it's another assassination attempt on Trump's life. This one happened in Washington, D.C.

at the White House Correspondence Dinner. It was being held in a hotel ballroom, and we had another

crazed leftist storm in.

Luckily, this time he did not make it past security,

to make it pass Secret Service and was apprehended.

But obviously, this is part of a much larger pattern.

This is at least, you know, the fourth time that Donald Trump has had an assassination attempt.

And each one seems to get less and less interest, less and less coverage from the mainstream

media, less outrage from conservatives.

And that's not a good side because that means that assassination culture is now becoming

part of the United States. This is now something that we seem to assume is just going to be part of our day today, part and parcel of the American political system. But of course, it doesn't have to be like that. And we're hoping to figure out how to make it stop. Join me today to discuss that is, of course, Jay Burton, thank you so much for coming on, man.

Yeah, Aaron, thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate the opportunity.

Yeah, so I can't say, sadly, that I'm surprised. Obviously, tensions have not gone down since the multiple assassination attempts on Donald Trump or the sadly successful assassination of Charlie Kirk. The left has grown no less bloodthirsty. And while the right

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