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Democrats ramp up their policy extremism, and Republicans pursue a serious piece of gun control.

I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

A lot to get to today, but if it's too long, you can't read it. Let me just sum it up for you. Everything is garbage, a flaming dumpster fire of garbage. Everyone is garbage. Everything is garbage. That is the short story for today. Because in a time, as I've been saying for the past several days, when we should all be unified, because this isn't tough. White supremacism, evil, white supremacist terrorists, evil. We should all be condemning them. We should

all be on the same page. We should all be getting together and mourning and figuring out the best

way to move forward. Instead, there's a political war going on where folks are so bent on savaging

the other side that they are undermining any possibility at real change that actually would be a good

idea. That would actually be a

good idea. So we begin today with President Trump preparing to head to El Paso. Now, naturally,

this is going to be divisive. The reason that it's divisive is because President Trump has

made comments in the past that are incredibly divisive. But just as importantly, maybe more

importantly at this point in a time when the president

should be called upon to unify everybody, Democrats are more focused on blaming Trump for the

actual shooting as though Trump is either a white supremacist, which he is not, or as though

he wanted to actually commit the shoot or have somebody else commit the shooting. There are actual

commentators on television in the last couple of days who are actually suggesting that what Trump wants is to kill Latinos. And this is the tone and

tenor that we are now operating under thanks to a mainstream media that has a narrative to push.

So we have Nicole Wallace yesterday on MSNBC who suggested openly

that the president wanted Latinos exterminated. She then had to come out and apologize for it.

She then had to come out and apologize for all of this. She said, I misspoke about Trump

calling for an extermination of Latinos. My mistake was unintentional,

and I'm sorry. Trump's constant assault on people of color and his use of the word invasion to

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