Violence is on the rise in the United States. But with this uptick, well, many news outlets are claiming that something else is going on.

They're saying the violence is coming from the right. But investigations show that this narrative is based on, well, false data.

And I'm going to show you all the data today. Also, something strange happened in New York City. There were reports of a massive network of servers and SIM cards, and these could have allegedly

been used to bring down the entire New York City cell system and other things also.

We talked about these topics a lot more today.

I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigator reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

Welcome to Crossroads. Far left violence and how it's on the rise in the United States. Look, this includes the recent assassination of Charlie Kirk, mass shootings at Christian churches and schools and targeting everybody,

and also the new designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization.

And Trump saying it's going to take it even further, by the way.

But with this uptick in violence, many news that's so far we have been framing an opposite narrative.

They claim that most of the violence is coming from the right.

It's not far left violence.

It's all on the right-hand side of the political spectrum.

Is that true?

Well, investigations actually reveal how they frame that narrative.

And it turns out a lot of newsletlets are using falsified data to say this.

Let me explain.

Let me show you the Federalists.

They had a really good breakdown on this going over the sources of these claims.

And it says this.

It says, after Charlie Kirk was assassinated last week,

conservatives noted that most political violence comes from the left.

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