The REAL conspiracy theorists: Crazed leftists CAN’T admit Trump was hit by a bullet!



After the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, leftists are showing their true colors — that they might have been the real conspiracy theorists all along.

To kick off one of these shiny new conspiracies, FBI Director Christopher Wray suggested in his congressional testimony that Trump may have been hit with a glass shard, not a bullet.

“I guess from Kamala’s glass ceiling that she broke or, you know, maybe it was shrapnel,” Glenn Beck says sarcastically, adding, “It was a bullet.”

“It is so insane how these conspiracy theories come from the left, and they just expand and expand and expand on them,” he says.

2024 communications director for Donald Trump, Caroline Sunshine, wholeheartedly agrees.

“We don’t have time to be wasting hearing Christopher Wray go through the semantics of ‘was it shrapnel, was it a bullet.’ It was an assassination attempt on a former U.S. president’s life,” she says.

Not only has Trump been examined by his esteemed physician who concluded that he had a bullet wound, but people like Wray seem to forget Corey Comperatore lost his own life to a bullet that day.

“His wife is left without a husband, his children are left without a father. We had multiple people injured and we’re wasting time on shrapnel versus bullet,” she adds.


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Jake Tapper stops interview with Trump spokesman for listing Biden's record on racial issues



CNN anchor Jake Tapper cut short an interview with Trump 2020 campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh on Wednesday, after the spokesman for President Donald Trump began listing Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's record — past and present — in regard to black Americans.

What are the details?

Tapper became visibly frustrated multiple times over Murtaugh's answers during the interview about Tuesday night's first presidential debate between the candidates, focusing particularly on Trump's answer when asked to denounce white supremacists.

Murtaugh argued that the president has condemned white supremacy many times, including on Wednesday when he clarified his stance. Tapper pushed back against that and eventually pulled the plug altogether when the Trump campaign representative began firing back about Biden's previous links to segregationists and his recent comments about African American voters.

"Which of these two men is better for the black community?" Murtaugh asked. "The president's record is clear: lowest unemployment ever for black Americans, historical funding to historically black colleges and universities, the First Step Act — letting people out of prison early for nonviolence offenses, giving them a second chance at life."

Then, Murtaugh went after Biden.

"Joe Biden, meanwhile, palled around with racist, segregationist senators to prevent reintegration of schools...," he said.

"Oh, come on!" Tapper replied, repeating, "Come on!" while Murtaugh noted that Biden's "own running mate [Sen. Kamala Harris (D-Calif.)] took him to task for that during a Democrat debate."

Murtaugh was referring to Harris attacking Biden on his civil rights record early on during the primaries.

Tapper replied, "If you want to talk about what Joe Biden was doing in the 1970s, when he worked with segregationist senators, absolutely, have at it."

The host continued to tell Muraugh to "have at it" while the Trump 2020 spokesman moved on to present day.

"Just in this election, [Biden] said that he believes all black people think the same, and he said if you're not voting for him and you're black then 'you ain't black.'"

With that, Tapper had had enough.

"You know what, I'm not Chris Wallace," the CNN anchor proclaimed, referring to the Fox News anchor who moderated Tuesday's debate. Tapper then cut the interview off.

You can watch the exchange in its entirety below. The questions on racial issues begin around the 5-minute mark:

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