Gutfeld: Media Outrage Over 'Terror Attack' Label Worse Than Terrorism Itself

Media's Reaction to Attack

• 🎯 The media is criticized for focusing on the reaction to a firebombing in Colorado rather than the attack itself.
• 💡 CNN analysts are highlighted for downplaying the act as terrorism, suggesting the media's priority is avoiding admitting they backed the wrong side.
• 🎭 The panel suggests the media's outrage is a defense mechanism to protect their perceived moral superiority, which they believe justified past actions like looting cities.

Political and Immigration Critiques

• ⚠️ The discussion links the attack to Democrats mocking fears about the border and the consequences of Biden's open border policies.
• 🚫 It's argued that vicious terror attacks are being carried out in the name of faraway causes, with the left and media prioritizing being wrong over acknowledging the severity of such acts.
• 🇺🇸 The sentiment is that the media and leftists wrongly attribute all real evil to Trump and America, allowing actual threats to enter the country.

Panelist Perspectives

• 🔑 Steve Cortez emphasizes that Americans need to be armed, particularly Jewish Americans, and criticizes the consequences of an open border.
• 😂 Jamie Lissow uses humor to comment on the situation, including a joke about Kamala Harris and a personal anecdote about visiting Colorado.
• 🌍 Kennedy links the attack to malignant anti-semitism and draws parallels to historical atrocities, questioning the media's complicity in fanning flames of hate.
• 📈 Tyrus discusses identity politics and the influx of military-age men into the country, questioning the accountability of those who help them and the purpose of their arrival.

Accountability and Media Role

• ⚖️ The panel suggests that individuals and cities aiding undocumented immigrants who commit crimes should be held accountable.
• 🗣️ There's a strong critique of the media as a propaganda arm of the left, accused of hiding the truth and enabling the current situation.
• 🛡️ The discussion concludes that the media's failure to cover such stories adequately makes them part of the problem, contributing to a climate where real evil can enter the country unchecked.