CBS’s Stephen Colbert and ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel attacked Vice President JD Vance on their Tuesday shows for claiming “it is a statistical fact” that most of the crazy people in politics today are on the far-left after the murder of Charlie Kirk. The duo claimed to have a study on their side to back up their claims that Vance was spewing “complete bull[bleep],” but that study has an expansive definition of “far-right” that conservatives would reject.
...
Meanwhile, over at ABC, Kimmel did not apologize for implying the shooter was a MAGA type, introduced the exact same clip of Vance, “Meanwhile, many in MAGAland are working very hard to capitalize on the murder of Charlie Kirk. Yesterday, JD Vance, who himself famously called Donald Trump 'America's Hitler' hosted The Charlie Kirk Podcast from the White House, where he pointed his little, mascara-stained finger directly at the left.”
After the video, Kimmel referenced the same study, “Right. And by "statistical fact," he means complete bull[bleep], is what he means. In fact, so much so that the Department of Justice just removed a study that showed white supremacy and violence from far-right groups is the greatest source of domestic terror and extremist violence in the United States.”
[See NewsBusters for more]
