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This is Hugh Hewitt for Townhall.com. In the wake of the third assassination attempt on

President Trump in a period of less than two years,

the president correctly concluded, quote, he was probably a pretty sick guy.

That quote comes from his interview on Sunday night on 60 minutes.

In looking for a cause, the president pointed to the changes we've all been living through,

quote, in the internet may be more than anything else

has radicalized some people. It made them mentally sick, President Trump said. He's right, of course.

But how, more specifically, does that happen? The tempting all-purpose answer for busy people is

simply to do what the President did. Point at the internet.

But what dots have never been connected about factors in the upbringing of the actors that tip them, the unbalanced, into the land of the statement, would be killers or killers.

For the good of the nation, we need quality research to fill that very specific gap.

I'm Hugh Hewitt.

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I'm Andy Christman.

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For real, honest, and faith-filled conversations,

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