In the aftermath of a leftist terrorist attempting to murder dozens of Republican Congress people, there were widespread calls from both right and left to tamp down the level of violent language regularly utilized in political discourse. It was a starry-eyed idea, kind of dumb, and was never likely to withstand a test of hard-nosed politics. And naturally, it didn't. Within two weeks, the opponents of President Trump went right back to the violent language they were decrying. On Thursday, responding to the Senate Health Bill that would trim around the edges

of Obamacare while restructuring Medicaid, Senator Elizabeth Warren took a political

tomahawk to Republicans calling their bill blood money. Then there was actor Johnny Depp,

who's been playing a fay pirate both on screen and off for the last decade, who said that

maybe an actor should assassinate Trump. Then there was Josh Fox, off for the last decade, who said that maybe an actor should

assassinate Trump. Then there was Josh Fox, a leftist film producer, who followed up with this

gem, quote, Mitch McConnell is a terrorist, Donald Trump is a terrorist, this bill terrorizes

people and sentences poor people to death. Here's leftist pressure organization media matters,

quote, what pundits call a moderate Senate health care bill will kill people. Then there were these protesters, quote, GOP unveils health care bill while

protesters bleed and scream, the government wants to kill me. And there was Scott's Warkin,

Democratic consultant. Fact. The GOP health care bill will kill Americans, hashtag save ACA.

Yes, the violent language left thought was so terrible that it supposedly led to the Oklahoma

City bombing and shooting of Gabby Giffords just had to stop.

But not the violent language that, by the same theory, may have impacted the congressional

shooter.

That has to continue.

After all, how will people know how violent and threatening Republicans are unless Democrats

describe them as murderers and terrorists?

I'm Ben Shapiro.

This is the Ben Shapiro show.

All righty. So, a lot to get to today. We're going to talk about Johnny Depp and his fay piracy in just a second. We're also going to talk about, we're going to go through the

health care bill, which I now have had a chance to read, so we'll talk about everything that is in the Senate health care bill. But before we do entry of that, I want to remind you that in these times, it is useful to own some precious metal. If you feel insecure about the future of the economy, if it looks like the economy might be slowing in some ways, If you're worried about foreign threat, that may

...