'Public Gaslit Over Attacks On Democracy' | Andy NGO On Trump Assassination Attempt
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Talk's Alex Phillips is joined by journalist and author Andy Ngo to discuss the aftermath of the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump on Saturday evening.
The conversation centred around the growing normalization of political violence and extremism in the digital age. Andy Ngo expresses concerns about the influence of extremist groups like Antifa, their funding and organization, and the lack of scrutiny regarding their alleged ties to foreign powers.
Andy emphasized the need for politicians to be careful with their language and to address the issue of political violence responsibly, avoiding inflammatory rhetoric that can contribute to a more extreme political climate.
Journalist Andy Ngo says the far left movement Antifa is 'violent, extremist and in some ways like jihadist or radical Islam'.
Alex Phillips: "The radical left seems to have been totally normalised."
In a country already on edge, the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has enraged his supporters, paused the Democratic campaign and raised fears of further political violence in the run-up to November's election.
Trump's Republican allies painted him as a hero on Saturday, seizing on the image of him with his ear bloodied and fist raised, appearing to mouth the words "Fight! Fight! Fight!"
Whereas Trump has regularly used violent language with his followers, advisers and allies of the former president flipped the script on his Democratic opponent President Joe Biden, saying it was the demonization of the Republican presidential candidate that led to the assassination attempt.
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The conversation centred around the growing normalization of political violence and extremism in the digital age. Andy Ngo expresses concerns about the influence of extremist groups like Antifa, their funding and organization, and the lack of scrutiny regarding their alleged ties to foreign powers.
Andy emphasized the need for politicians to be careful with their language and to address the issue of political violence responsibly, avoiding inflammatory rhetoric that can contribute to a more extreme political climate.
Journalist Andy Ngo says the far left movement Antifa is 'violent, extremist and in some ways like jihadist or radical Islam'.
Alex Phillips: "The radical left seems to have been totally normalised."
In a country already on edge, the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has enraged his supporters, paused the Democratic campaign and raised fears of further political violence in the run-up to November's election.
Trump's Republican allies painted him as a hero on Saturday, seizing on the image of him with his ear bloodied and fist raised, appearing to mouth the words "Fight! Fight! Fight!"
Whereas Trump has regularly used violent language with his followers, advisers and allies of the former president flipped the script on his Democratic opponent President Joe Biden, saying it was the demonization of the Republican presidential candidate that led to the assassination attempt.
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If you need any help visit: https://talk.tv/helplines
#donaldtrumpnews #donaldtrump #presidentbiden #joebiden #antifa
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