Nicholas Irving Reacts to Vlad Saying "Rest in Piss Ashli Babbitt, Got What She Deserved" (Part 16)
February 3, 2026
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In a recent interview, former Army Ranger and author Nicholas Irving addressed Vlad’s inflammatory tweet about Ashli Babbitt, who was fatally shot during the 2021 Capitol riot. Vlad’s tweet read, “Rest in Piss Ashli Babbitt, got what she deserved,” sparking outrage. Irving condemned Vlad’s comments, stating that Babbitt did not deserve to die and posed no imminent threat. Discussing the shooting, Irving believes the officer’s gun discharge was accidental, triggered by heightened tension, rather than intentional. He noted the single shot was fired in a chaotic moment, and the fatality was unintended. While critical of the Capitol insurrection itself, Irving emphasized that Babbitt’s death was not justified, countering Vlad’s harsh stance. He reflected on the event as a tragic accident rather than a purposeful killing, urging a more measured perspective on the controversial incident.
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