Another assassination attempt.

Ladies and gentlemen, what is driving political violence?

Particularly from the left.

Why do I say the left?

Is there no political violence on the right?

Well, let's look at the data, ladies and gentlemen, because today we're going to unveil something that might not be obvious, but is really driving much of the political violence and political polarization that we're seeing in our country.

Just Saturday night, as you know, there was another assassination attempt on not just President

Trump or probably some of his officials, according to the manifesto of the would-be assassin.

And my friend Erica Kirk was there, as you know,

traumatized again by political violence.

You saw the video, her leaving just, I just want to go home.

Don't we all just want to go home to when Americans didn't think political violence was the way to solve our problems here in the 21st century.

Because some data has come out. In fact, this data was brought to bear right after Charlie was murdered.

There were several thousand people surveyed. And'll put the data the survey in the show notes

25% of very liberal people in this survey this past September said political violence is

sometimes justified only 4% of very conservative people said that political

violence is sometimes justified. And if you dig a little deeper into the data, while 25% of

very liberal people said that political violence is sometimes justified, only 55% of very

liberal people said it's never justified. Well, you say, what about the other 20%? Where did they come from?

Well, 14% of very liberal people didn't know if it was justified, And 6% said they, they're not going to answer the

question. They wouldn't say. So only 55% of very liberal people say political violence is never

justified. Only 55%. The other 45% either say it is or they don't know or won't say.

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