Dems Double Down on Violent Rhetoric After Third Trump Assassination Attempt

Josh Holmes· Host0:00

But the consistency on the left of normalizing violent rhetoric Where you talked about, you know, someone has to do it.

Speaker 10:10

See, when I say that, everyone knows exactly what I mean.

Josh Holmes· Host0:14

Violent- Right ... rhetoric- Right ... against, in particular, Donald Trump, in this day and age, cannot be ignored.

Michael Duncan· Host0:23

The CBS News flagship program read the manifesto to the President of the United States like it was a legitimate thing to read to him.

Josh Holmes· Host0:33

You would think that there would be a sense of decency upon yet another assassination attempt against our President of the United States.

Michael Duncan· Host0:42

Mm-hmm.

Comfortably Smug· Host0:42

That's modern journalism- So- ... in a nutshell.

Michael Duncan· Host0:44

According to a report from Senator Grassley's office, UnitedHealth Group, the nation's largest insurer, quote, "appears to be gaming the Medicare Advantage system, siphoning off taxpayer money to turn a steep profit." Experts say practices like these are increasing overall Medicare spending, which in turn raises Part B premiums for everyone on Medicare. That means millions of seniors, many living on fixed incomes, are paying hundreds of dollars more each year for the Medicare they need, adding up to billions in higher costs for seniors, and that's in addition to the trillions of dollars that taxpayers have already paid big insurance. It's a clear example of big insurance putting profits ahead of patients,