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Arizona Sheriff Admits There's No Evidence 'Vitriolic Rhetoric' Incited Giffords Shooter

DUPNIK: But I think it’s irresponsible for us not at some point to address this kind of behavior and try to put a stop to it. There’s no doubt in my mind that there are consequences to this kind of behavior. When, when people, allegedly credible people who get up in front of cameras and microphones and say things that are not true and try to inflame the public. When millions of dollars are filtered into this country to buy very vitriolic ads, and they don’t have to be identified, the countries that they’re coming from or the people who are donating them, I think it’s time we take a look at it. I think free speech is free speech, but it’s not without consequences.

Arizona Sheriff in charge of a massacre investigation spouting a view that the alleged killer was influenced by "allegedly credible people who get up in front of cameras and microphones and say things that are not true and try to inflame the public" while getting up in front of cameras and microphones and say things that he has no evidence of which then inflamed a whole group of people. By the way, the Sheriff is apparently a very partisan Democrat and the people he inflamed were also of similar view.

Kudos to Megyn Kelly