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13:28Now PlayingMarc Lamont Hill breaks down the wild story of Donald Trump’s supposed assassination attempts—and he’s not buying it. In this explosive episode, Marc dissects the bizarre details surrounding two recent attempts on Trump’s life, questioning whether they’re real threats or just part of Trump’s endless strategy to play the victim for political gain.
Marc takes us through the strange case of Ryan Wesley Ralph, a 58-year-old man allegedly camped out for 12 hours at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, rifle in hand, before being caught by Secret Service. With Trump using these incidents to fundraise and rally his base, Marc isn’t convinced this is all as it seems. He dives into the state of political violence in America and calls out Trump’s long history of inciting violence, while now ironically becoming a target himself.
Marc also touches on how political violence is being fueled by Republicans and Democrats alike, exposing the hypocrisy of Trump’s victimhood narrative. Tune in as Marc gets to the bottom of whether these attempts are real threats—or just Trump’s latest grift.
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