Steve Green, Bill Whittle, and Scott Ott Expose Media Lies Following Charlie Kirk Assassination

[00:00] Conservative influence Charlie Kirk was

[00:02] shot dead by a left-wing assassin with a

[00:04] political agenda. And according to

[00:05] various news reports, conservatives are

[00:08] to blame. Hey everybody, I'm Steve Green

[00:10] with Bill Whittle and Scott. This is

[00:11] Right Angle brought to you by the

[00:13] members of bill whittle.com. Uh

[00:15] gentlemen, various papers, I don't know

[00:17] if you saw this, mostly on Saturday,

[00:19] tried claiming that the accused killer

[00:21] Tyler Robinson was a far-right radical

[00:24] who killed Kirk for not being far enough

[00:26] to the right. that narrative, thank

[00:28] goodness, that that whole thing fell

[00:30] apart within 24 hours or so. But the

[00:32] thing is, the press knew it was a lie

[00:34] when they ran with it. Um, within

[00:37] minutes, at least an hour of the

[00:39] assassination, MSNBC's Matthew Dodd

[00:42] blamed Charlie himself. He said, and

[00:44] this is a quote, "You can't stop with

[00:46] these awful thoughts you have and then

[00:48] saying these awful words and then not

[00:50] expect awful actions to take place." Dow

[00:53] didn't bother to quote any of those

[00:55] awful words, but he didn't get fired,

[00:57] which is some accountability I wasn't

[00:59] expecting. You won't be seeing him on

[01:00] MSNBC anymore, but I think he's still

[01:02] looking for for donations on Blue Sky

[01:05] with the rest of the weirdos. Uh, this

[01:07] next item is from Steven Miller, who's a

[01:09] conservative here in Colorado. He said,

[01:11] "The most influential conservative

[01:13] influencer was shot and assassinated in

[01:15] broad daylight. The country watched the

[01:17] video of him bleeding violently. And the

[01:20] left and the media have spent the last

[01:21] four days telling everyone that the

[01:23] right is more violent. I've never

[01:25] experienced anything like this in my

[01:27] life with the media. And you should

[01:29] never forget it ever. And Bill, I was

[01:32] going to ask you a question, but I'm

[01:34] watching your face, so I'm just going to

[01:35] say go.

[01:40] There's no connection. the rhetoric has

[01:42] no connection to reality, but I think

[01:44] the left realizes that this is

[01:45] essentially the death nail for um for

[01:48] for what's left of the mainstream media.

[01:50] Um and I think they also are are

[01:53] desperate to shift this narrative

[01:54] because they are aware of the complicity

[01:56] that they have in it. Um, look, you we

[02:00] did a an episode just a couple weeks ago

[02:02] where we talked about um the Sears

[02:05] campaign and one of her um supposed

[02:09] supporters showed up with a sign that

[02:10] was kind of racist and and a bad taste.

[02:12] And the three of us agreed that you

[02:14] can't be held uh Sears's opponent can't

[02:17] be held responsible for what one person

[02:18] does. And I think that was a a fair uh

[02:21] analysis on on our our three parts. But

[02:24] this isn't that this is this is the

[02:26] systematic demonization of of

[02:29] conservatives as fascists and Nazis. And

[02:32] I I

[02:34] don't know how else to put this, but on

[02:36] some level I think we are partially

[02:38] responsible for the assassination of

[02:40] Charlie Kirk because we took it. We we

[02:43] simply took it. They they called us

[02:45] Nazis and fascists. And when Camala

[02:47] Harris was asked point blank, "Do you

[02:49] believe that Donald Trump is a fascist?"

[02:51] Yes, I I I do. I do believe it. We we

[02:54] allowed ourselves to be tred with this

[02:57] because we thought it was the same kind

[03:00] of thing that we would do when we call

[03:01] them, you know, a bunch of commies or

[03:03] whatever. We we we

[03:07] can disagree with the left and and and

[03:10] and

[03:12] criticize the left without wanting them

[03:14] dead. But but what what allowed to

[03:17] happen by tolerating this was was that

[03:22] this echo chamber was set up to the

[03:24] degree where I I'm just now looking at

[03:26] the latest reports where there's a a

[03:28] text um conversation between Robinson

[03:31] and his um and his roommate and

[03:33] >> Oh yeah, I've got I've got some of that

[03:35] later in the in the segment.

[03:36] >> Right. And and the roommate said, um why

[03:39] did you do it? And and Robinson said,

[03:41] I'd had enough of his hatred. Some hate

[03:43] can't be negotiated out. speaking about

[03:45] Charlie Kirk. Now, that that individual

[03:49] >> clearly has never listened to Charlie

[03:52] Kirk at any length whatsoever.

[03:54] >> This individual has been told that

[03:55] Charlie Kirk is a fascist. The

[03:57] conservatives are fascist. The MAGA

[03:58] movement is fascist. And I have seen a

[04:01] number of of conflicts between not only

[04:04] before and after Charlie Kirk's uh

[04:06] assassination where for example there

[04:08] was a a bicycle race and somebody was

[04:11] saying get men out of women's sports and

[04:13] and these three progressives were saying

[04:15] you better get out of here before we

[04:17] hurt you because we kill Nazis here and

[04:19] you're a Nazi and we kill Nazis. The guy

[04:21] basically says I think they ought to get

[04:22] women uh get men out of women's sports.

[04:25] Now, this guy's life was directly

[04:26] threatened and and the the the money

[04:28] line was we kill Nazis and and and so

[04:33] there you go. Now, I'm going to later do

[04:35] a look at at at a a close look at the

[04:36] examination of the psychology of this,

[04:39] but but the bottom line, Steve, is that

[04:42] is that this label of fascism and Nazism

[04:47] has been has been spoken by every single

[04:50] senior member of the Democratic Party

[04:52] and and amplified and invented and and

[04:56] repeated by the mainstream media. As one

[04:58] example, just as one example, remember

[05:01] during the campaign when Donald Trump um

[05:04] did an event at Madison Square Garden

[05:05] and the first thing we saw in the news

[05:07] was that the Nazis also had held a rally

[05:09] a rally in Madison Square Garden.

[05:10] Remember that?

[05:11] >> That was just the other day in the

[05:12] 1930s.

[05:13] >> That's right. The Nazis also had a rally

[05:16] >> 90 years ago.

[05:17] >> Okay. So So that that is undeniable. And

[05:21] I think the term is uh stochastic

[05:23] terrorism where you are you are

[05:25] essentially setting up an entire

[05:27] societal argument

[05:30] that a certain philosophy is so far out

[05:32] of bounds that the that the people who

[05:34] believe in it are not human and since

[05:36] they're not human uh they deserve to

[05:38] die. Now most people h hear that message

[05:42] and they just develop a you know raging

[05:44] hatred. We saw a bunch of those in the

[05:45] aftermath. But some people hear that and

[05:48] they decide I've got to do something

[05:49] about this. And so for for Charlie

[05:52] Kirk's assassin to say that you can't

[05:54] reason with the kind of hatred that

[05:56] Charlie Kirk has shows you how how

[06:01] completely informed by the social

[06:03] narrative this guy was as opposed to

[06:06] what Charlie Kirk was actually saying.

[06:08] Scott said on our backstage show, I

[06:10] thought it was the most quotable line

[06:12] I've heard uh about Charlie since the

[06:15] assassination. I I really do. Uh Scott

[06:17] said um speaking of Charlie Kirk uh

[06:20] Scott said his technique was his message

[06:22] and and and his technique was to set up

[06:25] a banner that says change my mind not

[06:27] kill all the trans people. Change my

[06:29] mind and and that disarming willingness

[06:34] to to talk about issues is about

[06:37] >> he was respectful.

[06:38] >> It's about as far from hate as you can

[06:40] possibly get. If Charlie Kirk was a was

[06:42] a political fire brand who had rallies

[06:45] instead of discussions and genuinely was

[06:48] calling for things like the elimination

[06:49] of trans people and all the rest of this

[06:51] stuff, still wouldn't justify his

[06:52] murder. But but the re the reason I

[06:55] bring this up is because Charlie Kirk's

[06:57] rhetoric was so far from what this

[07:00] murderer thought of him that the only

[07:03] way that he could have gotten that

[07:04] opinion was if he had been saturated, I

[07:08] mean really saturated from hearing it

[07:10] from all sides of of the leftwing echo

[07:12] chamber.

[07:16] Yeah. Um this next item, this is

[07:18] courtesy of uh Real Clear

[07:20] Investigations. Robert Sperry, who's

[07:21] just a a really good guy, really sharp

[07:23] guy. He noted that uh there's a quote.

[07:25] MSNBC host Katie Tur did not disclose

[07:28] during her segment on this, that her

[07:31] journalist father is transgender. Bob

[07:34] Tur is now Zoe. And Zoe, by the way,

[07:38] this is me now. He's the same dude who

[07:40] grabbed Ben Shapiro by the neck a couple

[07:42] of weeks ago and threatened to send him

[07:43] home in an ambulance. And Katie

[07:46] pretends, of course, to be an unbiased

[07:48] reporter. Uh Scott, so much of the

[07:50] coverage we've seen from the mainstream

[07:53] media has been insisting that the right

[07:56] turn down the hostile violent rhetoric,

[08:00] but I maintain that the left doing what

[08:03] Bill was just describing. There's no big

[08:06] conspiracy to kill people, to

[08:08] assassinate people. It doesn't have to

[08:10] be. The left turns up the rhetoric. They

[08:12] amplify it through the media and through

[08:14] social media and just wait for a nutcase

[08:17] to decide to grab a rifle. Shouldn't we

[08:19] be t shouldn't we be telling them to

[08:22] turn it down?

[08:24] >> No. And and here's why. Um if you have

[08:28] those views and you are on a TV network

[08:32] that's ostensibly concerned with news, I

[08:35] want to know. I want to hear what you

[08:38] have to say because I want to make it

[08:39] clear to everybody what you actually

[08:41] believe. So, uh I don't think it's a

[08:45] good idea for people to inflame uh

[08:47] others uh to violent acts. However,

[08:52] speech squeezes no trigger. Um the

[08:55] person who squeezes the trigger is the

[08:58] person responsible for the killing, not

[09:01] whatever amount of inflammatory speech

[09:04] uh he's heard or read elsewhere. Um, and

[09:08] so yeah, in a civil society, it would be

[09:11] a good idea if you didn't try to

[09:14] encourage people uh to blur the line

[09:17] between speech and and physical action

[09:19] and violence. Um, but if you're on MSNBC

[09:23] and that's what you really believe, I'

[09:25] I'd really rather hear it. Um, you know,

[09:28] this is this is the kind of inflammatory

[09:31] thing that Charlie Kirk would say that

[09:34] got him shot. When somebody stepped up

[09:37] to the microphone and espoused a

[09:39] viewpoint, he said, "I disagree with

[09:42] that, but I want to hear what you say

[09:44] and then I'll explain what I believe."

[09:46] Yeah, that's that's got him shot. Um,

[09:50] that is typical of how Charlie Kirk

[09:53] handled things. Now, is that what people

[09:56] on the left are seeing in their curated

[09:59] algorithmic feeds on social media where

[10:02] they're being fed more and more of what

[10:04] they want to see and as a consequence

[10:07] they're they're seeing uh sliced and

[10:10] diced pieces of things and comments out

[10:12] of context and they I'm sure have a

[10:15] completely different view of Charlie

[10:17] Kirk than anybody who's watched him at

[10:18] length or seen what he really does.

[10:21] um he he doesn't go to college campuses

[10:23] and and lead uh you know 1930s Madison

[10:26] Square Garden rallies. Um he he goes to

[10:29] college campuses and encourages civic

[10:31] dialogue and treats people with respect

[10:33] and dignity. I am I am told that after

[10:36] events like this, Charlie Kirk would

[10:38] actually make an effort to go out and

[10:40] shake the hands of people who had

[10:42] stepped up to the microphone. He

[10:43] realizes it's difficult to do that and

[10:45] he knows that they're under, you know, a

[10:47] lot of pressure and he wants to thank

[10:49] them for their views. This is exactly

[10:51] the kind of person and and and let me

[10:53] just say this, as he has fallen, I pray

[10:57] that many will rise in his place, not to

[11:00] cause dissension on college campuses,

[11:03] but to cause civic dialogue.

[11:05] >> Yeah, we need more of that. Uh there's

[11:07] one more item that broke just a couple

[11:09] hours before we taped this segment, and

[11:10] Bill, I think, alluded to this earlier.

[11:12] Police released Robinson's text messages

[11:15] or a section of them with his

[11:16] transitioning gay furry roommatelover

[11:20] and ABC News's Matt Gutman read these

[11:24] and on the air said he's not sure quote

[11:27] if we have seen an alleged murder with

[11:30] such specific text messages that were

[11:32] very touching in a way that I think many

[11:34] of us didn't expect a very intimate

[11:36] portrait into this relationship between

[11:38] the suspect's roommate and the suspect

[11:41] himself with him repeatedly calling his

[11:43] roommate who is transitioning, calling

[11:45] him my love and I want to protect you my

[11:47] love. Yeah.

[11:49] >> By murdering a guy who went to college

[11:51] campuses to talk about Jesus. And this

[11:54] this is how ABC News's Matt Gutman

[11:58] chooses to uh to focus on this guy. So,

[12:01] you know what? I I was going to wrap

[12:02] this up by reminding you that the news

[12:04] media is not only worse than you

[12:06] imagine, it's worse than you can

[12:07] imagine. But then I thought I should

[12:09] wrap this up by reminding you that not

[12:11] only do we have the world's worst media,

[12:13] we have the world's worst possible

[12:16] media. And then I couldn't decide which

[12:18] one was better. So, you know what? I'll

[12:20] let you make the call. And both is a

[12:22] totally legitimate call. That's your

[12:25] right angle on that. Brought to you by

[12:26] the members of bill whittle.com. Thanks

[12:28] for watching. We'll see you next time.