The Left has spent years perfecting their "both sides" gaslighting routine.
They use it every time their radical allies cross another red line.
And Sean Spicer just asked his liberal co-hosts one question about political violence that exposed their complete hypocrisy.
Sean Spicer destroys the "both sides" lie on live television
Former Trump White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer appeared on The Morning Meeting podcast to discuss the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
What should have been a straightforward conversation about political violence turned into a masterclass in how the Left manipulates every tragedy.
Co-host Mark Halperin kicked things off by asking Spicer to explain to leftists why conservatives are angry about Kirk’s murder.
As if it wasn’t glaringly obvious.
Spicer didn’t hold back in his response.
"I am conflicted because I’m sad for Charlie and his family and what happened. But I’m pissed. As a Christian, I don’t know how to reconcile that sometimes," Spicer said.
"I’m tired of the left, the rhetoric. Charlie, what he symbolized was a movement. What he did in leading this movement, in putting himself out there can’t be overstated."
Spicer explained that Kirk was more than just another political figure.
He was a movement leader who posed a real threat to the Left’s stranglehold on young Americans.
"This violence, in all of its forms, is wrong. But when you go after Donald Trump and try to kill him twice — they’re not just going after people who are activists, they’re going after leaders of movements and trying to stop them. Not just stop the people, but the movement," Spicer continued.
The former White House Press Secretary pointed out what should be obvious to anyone paying attention.
This isn’t random political violence.
It’s targeted assassination attempts designed to decapitate conservative movements.
"Violence and extremism and craziness is one thing, but when you’re trying to silence Trump and you’re trying to silence Charlie Kirk, you’re not just going after them personally, you’re going after the entire movement. And I don’t think people fully appreciate that," Spicer stated.
Spicer calls out decades of leftist intimidation tactics
But Spicer was just getting warmed up.
He connected Kirk’s assassination to a much larger pattern of leftist intimidation that’s been building for decades.
"This is not one person, one thing, one month. This has been manifesting for decades. The left silencing, censoring, canceling people didn’t just happen with the rise of Donald Trump. My college commencement speaker was canceled because a group of people thought his positions on certain issues were unacceptable," Spicer explained.
"We’ve been told to shut up, we’ve been canceled, censored for decades. This is gonna change."
That’s when his liberal co-hosts tried to pull their favorite trick.
They attempted to make Kirk’s assassination into a "both sides" issue.
They actually tried to compare January 6th to a man being murdered for his political beliefs.
Spicer wasn’t having any of it.
When Halperin asked if he "excused" President Trump for mocking the attack on Paul Pelosi, Spicer went nuclear.
"Understand, there’s a difference. Because two sides get hurt or say stupid s***, that it doesn’t mean it’s equal, is not true. We on the right have been canceled, censored for decades. Told we can’t go there, shut out of events. Literally told we can’t take jobs. It’s not the same!" Spicer fired back.
But he wasn’t done dismantling their pathetic argument.
"The left will not allow the people on the right to speak their minds or have a voice. So this whole argument about ‘both sides’ — I can coexist with people on the left. God knows there are plenty of them — I live in Northern Virginia. But the people on the left don’t want to coexist with people on the right. That is the fundamental difference," Spicer concluded.
The truth about political violence the Left doesn’t want you to hear
Look, here’s what Spicer just exposed that has the Left scrambling for cover.
For decades, they’ve been waging a systematic campaign to silence, intimidate, and destroy conservative voices.
They started with college campuses, moved to corporate boardrooms, then social media platforms, and now they’ve crossed the ultimate line.
The same people who spent years calling conservatives "fascists" and "threats to democracy" are the ones actually using violence to shut down political opposition.
They can’t win the argument, so they’re trying to eliminate the people making it.
The "both sides" garbage is just their latest attempt to muddy the waters and avoid accountability for what their rhetoric has unleashed.
You want to know the difference between conservative and leftist political violence?
Conservatives get kicked off social media for questioning election integrity.
Leftists get to call for the assassination of political figures and keep their blue checkmarks.
Conservatives lose their jobs for donating to traditional marriage causes.
Leftists burn down cities and get called "mostly peaceful protesters."
The pattern is crystal clear for anyone willing to see it.
This isn’t about isolated incidents or lone wolves.
This is about a coordinated campaign by the radical Left to use fear, intimidation, and now murder to maintain their grip on power.
Sean Spicer just said what every honest conservative has been thinking for years.
The only question now is whether the rest of the Republican Party will finally find the courage to fight back.
¹ Teri Christoph, "WATCH: Sean Spicer Obliterates Co-Hosts’ ‘Both Sides’ Gaslighting of Charlie Kirk Assassination," RedState, September 11, 2025.
