Crockett Defends Extreme Rhetoric After Charlie Kirk Assassination

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a Democrat from Texas, defended her comparison of former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler during an interview on The Breakfast Club. Her remarks came shortly after conservative commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated in Utah by a leftist gunman, further intensifying the national conversation about escalating political rhetoric and violence.

During the interview, Crockett argued that Trump’s own inflammatory language has contributed to a culture of political violence. She cited past statements by Trump, including joking about shooting someone and encouraging physical aggression at rallies, as evidence of his role in normalizing such behavior. Crockett insisted that while her Hitler comparison was strong, it was not a direct call to violence.

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