It's the biggest story in the country right now. The murder of Ukrainian refugee Irina Zuditska.

She got on a train in Charlotte, sat down, minding her own business, was looking at her phone,

when a black man sitting behind her, someone who had been arrested, I believe 13 or so times,

for no reason, murders her. It's on camera. People are sitting around

watching this happen. This story, despite being the biggest, you say, Tim, it's the biggest story?

Well, I haven't seen it in the mainstream media. Exactly. With tens of millions of views,

with hundreds of thousands of retweets over and over and over again all across the weekend, people are furious. And they're asking themselves and they're asking this country, why is this happening? Why aren't our leaders doing anything about it? And why hasn't the media even brought it up? Now, I've seen the inverse. I've seen

the liberal and disaffected foe, the faux liberal saying, the only reason conservatives care

about this is because there was a wake girl, blah, blah, blah, no one cares about, shut up.

This story exemplifies a problem in this country that has long been called out by the quote

unquote right, whatever you want to call it, which includes disaffected liberals, moderates,

etc. The issue is not that a white girl was killed. That's what they're trying to claim.

They're trying to claim. The only reason Maga's talking about this is because a black man killed

a white girl wrong. And they say, no one cares about black on black crime. Not correct. I've heard Charlie Kirk talk about black on black crime dozens or more times. I don't even, I don't even regularly watch a show. No disrespect. I'm just saying like, you know, I'm working all day. And I still see his clips where he brings this up and so do all of us. In fact, just this past weekend, or I should say on Friday, I had the

debate over the black neighborhoods in Chicago, areas where I grew up, and whether or not we should

have National Guard deployed. And I said, yeah, of course. And these liberals say no. So I tell you

why this story, at least for me, matters. Not from Charlotte. But it's another

case of a seemingly nonsensical, random act of violence against an innocent person. And there are

several factors here. The fact the media hasn't covered it. You know, if the media ran this story,

it wouldn't be as big. I got to be completely honest. A large component of this

story of this young woman's murder was that the mainstream press refused to write about it. And the

reason they refused to write about it is because liberals won't click on the story. Because I sat down

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