Charlamagne blasts calls to tone down attacks on Trump after WHCA dinner shooting
“The Breakfast Club” host blasted how when there are acts of political violence targeting the president or his allies, “people always say, ‘So, are we going to tone down the violent rhetoric towards Trump?'” “Stop it!” he added. I need every single media personality to direct that energy and that question toward one person, and that is Donald J. At what point do people simply say, ‘Hey, Trump, it’s clear that you’re the drama.'” Charlamagne then referred to Trump’s reaction to the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
- ▪“The Breakfast Club” host blasted how when there are acts of political violence targeting the president or his allies, “people always say, ‘So, are we going to tone down the violent rhetoric towards Trump?'” “Stop it!” he added.
- ▪I need every single media personality to direct that energy and that question toward one person, and that is Donald J.
- ▪At what point do people simply say, ‘Hey, Trump, it’s clear that you’re the drama.'” Charlamagne then referred to Trump’s reaction to the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
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In The Know Charlamagne blasts calls to tone down attacks on Trump after WHCA dinner shooting Comments: by Ryan Mancini - 04/28/26 2:45 PM ET Comments: Link copied by Ryan Mancini - 04/28/26 2:45 PM ET Comments: Link copied NOW PLAYING Charlamagne Tha God on Monday denounced calls to tone down verbal attacks on President Trump following the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner. “The Breakfast Club” host blasted how when there are acts of political violence targeting the president or his allies, “people always say, ‘So, are we going to tone down the violent rhetoric towards Trump?'” “Stop it!” he added. “Like, I’m sick of that narrative. I need every single media personality to direct that energy and that question toward one person, and that is Donald J. Trump.
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