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In El Paso, Texas, an eco-fascist slaughtered 20 people in a shopping mall shooting. The

next day in Dayton, Ohio, a socialist, satanist, leftist slaughtered nine people, including

his own sister at a bar. Leftist partisans rush to blame Trump and conservatives. Conservatives

eager to fight the unfair attacks, want to disavow any connection whatsoever to the ideology

of the El Paso shooter. We will examine the reality. There are very terrible people on both

sides.

How could these attacks have been prevented? How can they be prevented in the future? President

Trump weighs in and we weigh in on his weighing in. Then, the Democratic Socialists of America

tried to topple capitalism at their national convention, but failed to even finish the

announcements without infighting over pronouns and phony grievances. Finally, Quentin Tarantino

delivers in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. All that and more. I'm Michael Knowles, and this

is the Michael Knowles Show.

So much to get to today, obviously horrific shootings over the weekend in Texas and in

Ohio, and the way it's played out has been so predictable. You had these two shootings,

but apparently both motivated by ideology, one very clearly by ideology, and that's a mostly

right-wing ideology, though not a totally right-wing ideology. Then the second shooting appears

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