The political panel on CNN’s The Arena was purely hinged Thursday afternoon, not only declaring “there’s no evidence” and “no basis” to state the Dallas, Texas Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) facility shooter was on the far left, but also blaming President Trump and the GOP for the rise in political violence....which would include the September 10 assassination of Charlie Kirk.

In addition to being reckless and dangerous for failing to recognize the rise in political violence on their side (the left), the claims about the ICE attack motive came over a day after the initial press conference disclosing Wednesday’s attack was motivated by hate for ICE and hours after a subsequent presser offering gripping details.

Or there was this from FBI Director Kash Patel:

Longtime D.C. journalist and CNN special correspondent Jamie Gangel reacted with the pants-on-fire comments about motive after sound of President Trump blaming “the radical left” for the rise in violence:

Hunt and former GOP Congressman-turned-liberal Democrat tool Adam Kinzinger then reacted to fiery comments from Stephen Miller about the Democrat Party failing to reign in political violence.

Kinzinger in particular blamed Trump for such incidents, therefore blaming the President for the murder of Kirk because America “reflects what a President says” and foments “division”:

More often than not useless in adequately representing conservatives in these scenarios, Republican strategist Doug Heye argued Trump “feeds” and “fans a lot of this”:

In other words, CNN wants to both-sides two recent attacks that both went toward people and groups more associated with the right. Simply put, CNN wants conservatives to stop being so uptight!

Biden Pentagon official Sabrina Singh was buoyed by Heye and Kinzinger focusing on how Trump and the GOP have reacted to the ICE attack and Kirk murder:

Going to break, Hunt seemed to imply the right wasn’t following Erika Kirk’s model: “The one person that we did hear from was Erika Kirk, who talked about forgiveness and what that means which, you know, is a message our political leaders could offer, but that, of course, the President seemed to explicitly not offer at that same event.”

News flash: Grace and Christ does not absolve anyone from justice.

To see the relevant CNN transcript from September 25, click here.