conservative influence charlie kirk was shot dead by a left-wing assassin with a political agenda and

according to various news reports conservatives are to blame everybody i'm steve green with bill

whittle and scott this is right angle brought you by the members of bill whittle.com

gentlemen various papers i don't know if you saw this was mostly on saturday tried claiming that

the accused

killer, Tyler Robinson, was a far-right radical who killed Kirk for not being far enough to the

right. That narrative, thank goodness, that whole thing fell apart within 24 hours or so. But the thing is,

the press knew it was a lie when they ran with it. Within minutes, at least an hour of the assassination,

MSNBC's Matthew Dodd, blamed Charlie himself. He said, and this is a quote,

you can't stop with these awful thoughts you have and then saying these awful words and then

not expect awful actions to take place. Dowd didn't bother to quote any of those awful words,

but he'd get fired, which is some accountability I wasn't expecting. You won't be seeing him on

MSNBC anymore, but I think he's still looking for donations on Blue Sky with the rest of the

weirdos. This next item's from Stephen Miller as a conservative here in Colorado. He said, the most influential conservative influencer was shot and assassinated in broad daylight.

The country watched the video of him bleeding violently, and the left in the media have spent the last four days telling everyone that the right is more violent.

I've never experienced anything like this in my life with the media,

and you should never forget it ever. And Bill, I was going to ask you a question, but I'm

watching your face, so I'm just going to say, go. There's no connection. The rhetoric is no

connection to reality, but I think the left realizes

that this is essentially the death knell for what's left of the mainstream media. And I think

they also are desperate to shift this narrative because they are aware of the complicity that they

have in it. Look, we did an episode just a couple weeks ago where we talked about the Sears campaign

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