Welcome back to The To The Contrary Podcast. I'm Charlie Sykes. We are coming off an incredibly grim weekend.

The more you think about it, the massacre of Jews in Australia. In Los Angeles, apparently a domestic terror attack was foiled. That's the good news.

But then we have the shooting at Brown that left two students dead. And of course, we have the legendary director, Rob Reiner, and his wife who were

murdered in an answer to the question about whether there is any bottom to Donald Trump. No,

there's not. So we have a lot to talk about today. And joining us on today's podcast, our good friend Harry Littman from Talking Feds.

You know, Harry, there's just so many things to talk about.

Should we?

I just feel the need to talk about Donald Trump's reaction to the

murder of Rob Reiner. Do you want to start there? You know, why don't we? Because it's just so

stunning you think about often, A, what could he be thinking? But B, is there anyone who even, even who supports him for

policy that couldn't be repulsed by it? I mean, I think, you know, a psychiatrist would have a

field day and you could diagnose sort of narcissistic personality disorder from it alone.

Yeah, yeah. This is the Donald J. Trump social media bleed after

after Rob Reiner and his wife were found dead. And by the way, since then, it turns out that

this has nothing to do with politics whatsoever. Apparently, it is a terrible, you know,

family, family tragedy. Their son has been arrested in case of this.

By the way, I want to put this in context. Remember a few months ago, all the mega influencers

were saying that if you did not respond respectfully, respectfully to the murder of Charlie Kirk,

then you were the worst person in the world. Remember all of that rhetoric about, you know,

how dare you, you know, take a cheap shot or anything.

I wonder where those voices are today. In any case, Donald J. Trump, the president of the

United States, posted this yesterday at 9.51 a.m. A very sad thing happened last night in

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