Joe Concha On How Some Liberals Are Reacting To Charlie Kirk’s Assassination: ‘The Post-9/11 Unity America Once Had Is Long Gone’

Fox News contributor Joe Concha joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to call out the left-wing activists who have been celebrating on social media in reaction to the shocking assassination of Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk.

“It’s 9-11, obviously, today. And I think back to George W. Bush, right? And he’s in the bowels of Yankee Stadium, and he’s about to walk out. And Derek Jeter stops him and says, make sure you throw from the rubber. Don’t throw from the front of the mound. They’re going to boo you. And Bush takes this to heart. He’s like, OK. He goes to the rubber, which is obviously further away. And he is wearing a bulletproof vest. He’s got a jacket on. Hard to throw a ball, especially with 57,000 people expect you to throw a strike. It’s a big moment, and he throws a perfect strike. And the Bronx, deep blue, New York, cheered and roared like you’ve never heard before. And at that moment, we’re like, wow, we are Americans. It’s not red or blue, it’s red, white, and blue. And now it’s like, this happens, and the divide is overwhelming. I don’t know if you ever have gone to this loony bin called Blue Sky, but there, it’s not like, oh, people are slightly mocking. There’s videos of people laughing, and it’s just, it’s evil. I don’t know how else to put it. If somebody on the left were killed, I wouldn’t be on social media celebrating this stuff, especially when you consider that Charlie had beautiful a little girl and boy and a wife and a mom and a dad. So yeah, I mean, it’s brutal. It’s not 9/11 anymore. This country, like during situations where you think it’d be 99 to one as far as support, like after Luigi Mangione, this guy kills his father of two, like in cold blood for a couple blocks from Fox. And then we see a GoFundMe that’s already passed a million dollars, and people say, well, he may have had a point. I knew then that society was lost when Luigi Mangione was getting sympathy from, including some in the media, like, well, you know, kind of had a point there. No, he didn’t actually. Murdering somebody is not making your point.”

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