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Although protesters injured 10 deputies with the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Office on the first day of riots alone, the Left has attempted to portray the anti-ICE riots as “peaceful protests” that “America’s Hitler,” Donald Trump, is using as a pretext to call in the National Guard. The following are some of the most outrageous statements on the topic. 1. Trump is “America’s Hitler.” Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., doubled down on the Democrats’ 2024 campaign’s losing message, telling Saturday’s “No Kings” rally, “Donald Trump is America’s Hitler.” The far-left Democrat and former Fang Fang associate threatened to use nuclear weapons against American citizens in a 2018 social media post. “Donald Trump is America’s Hitler” – Eric Swalwell On the day two Minnesota politicians were shot, that’s the rhetoric the retarded Rep from California is going with? pic.twitter.com/IbtwZWxYP6— Bear??? (@VP72801) June 14, 2025 2. Trump is committing “domestic terrorism.” In the left-wing worldview, law enforcement is terrorism, and left-wing violence is peaceful speech. “I would argue that this is not immigration policy that we’re seeing unfold. This is domestic terrorism,” Rep. Sydney Kamlager-Dove, D-Calif., told CNN. California Rep. Kamlager-Dove calls ICE’s effort to deport violent illegal criminals “domestic terrorism.” pic.twitter.com/CNB7CDx8bA— Jerry Calengor (@calengor1) June 11, 2025 “Are you saying the ICE raids are domestic terrorism?” asked the apparently shocked CNN anchor, referring to Immigration and Customs Enforcement. “Yes, I would argue that you are terrorizing communities,” replied Kamlager-Dove. By the same logic, Eliot Ness terrorized Italian American communities (most of whom were, at least, U.S. citizens). 3. Trump wants to “flex his authoritarian muscles.” Trump has no real interest in quelling lawlessness, Rep. Linda Sanchez, D-Calif., told CNN’s Kasie Hunt over the first weekend of the protests. “He wants to provoke a violent reaction because then he wants to use that as an excuse to send in these troops and flex his authoritarian muscles,” she said. 4. ICE agents “are provoking” preexisting riots. Some Democrats accused ICE agents of lying about being attacked. “Video after video has shown that these agents are the ones provoking these protesters and also making up aggression by these protesters that later video shows, people were not aggressive,” claimed Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas. In 2019, Castro posted the names of people in his district who donated to Trump, telling MSNBC, “What I would like for them to do is think twice about supporting” the president. Democrat Rep. Joaquin Castro (TX) says he posted the names of Trump donors in his district and included where they work to make people “think twice” about supporting the president pic.twitter.com/EN05ilK2L4— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) August 8, 2019 5. Kamala Harris: Trump wants to “provoke chaos.” Former Vice President (and potential 2028 Democratic presidential hopeful) Kamala Harris weighed in on the protests on June 8, saying, “Deploying the National Guard is a dangerous escalation meant to provoke chaos. In addition to the recent ICE raids in Southern California and across our nation, it is part of the Trump administration’s cruel, calculated agenda to spread panic and division. This administration’s actions are not about public safety—they’re about stoking fear. … And as the LAPD, mayor, and governor have noted, demonstrations in defense of our immigrant neighbors have been overwhelmingly peaceful.” But as Los Angeles County Sheriff Robert Luna cited his deputies’ injuries, he described the “big difference between the peaceful protesters and the individuals who are coming out with weapons to attack our folks.” My statement on what's unfolding in Los Angeles. pic.twitter.com/rujs8mrVPK— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) June 8, 2025 No word on whether Harris will raise bail for those incarcerated. 6. “There was no violence”? In a classic example of gaslighting, Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., encouraged liberals not to believe evidence they saw with their own eyes. “Get it in your head! … Don’t think that somehow, because they called out the National Guard, there was violence. There was no violence,” Waters insisted on June 10. “Get it straight, and don’t just rely on what you’re being told or the few incidents that you saw.” When asked about Waters’ comments, U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., displayed his Southern roots. “Bless her heart,” he replied. Maxine Waters says there was “no violence” in LA…Ummm… ok. pic.twitter.com/Ig31KdY6Eh— Tim Young (@TimRunsHisMouth) June 10, 2025 7. The overwhelmed police force has everything under control. “Local authorities have this under control,” insisted Rep. Pete Aguilar, D-Calif., on June 10, accusing Trump of “inflaming those tensions.” But Los Angeles Police Department Chief Jim McDonnell told local media just one day earlier, “We are overwhelmed. We had individuals out there shooting commercial-grade fireworks at our officers. That can kill you.” ? DCNF reporter @AndiNapier PRESSES Democrats on LA riots: "How would YOU characterize what we're seeing from these individuals in LA right now?"REP. AGUILAR: "Local authorities have this under control."REP. LIEU: "The National Guard could've done nothing about it." pic.twitter.com/VNNlJLK97d— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) June 10, 2025 8. “Mostly peaceful” burning cars. A California Democrat attempted to portray Trump as a dictator using the military to thwart the First Amendment. Unfortunately, as she made the allegation, video footage discredited her in real time. “We are having an administration that is targeting peaceful protests,” Rep. Nanette Barragán, D-Calif., told CNN’s “State of the Union” on June 8 as the split-screen showed rioters on motorcycles waving the Mexican flag as they circled a burning car. “The president is sending the National Guard because he doesn’t like the scenes. He doesn’t like the scenes of people peacefully protesting,” she continued as CNN promptly stopped showing footage of the vehicular inferno from the other side of the screen. California Democrat Rep. Nanette Barragán calls the Los Angeles riots "Peaceful Protests" on CNN while the network displays a literal car on fire.Barragán: "We have an administration that is targeting peaceful protests."Remarkable. pic.twitter.com/3DDkAciwZa— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) June 8, 2025 9. Rioters are just “having fun watching cars burn.” On June 8, KABC-TV in Los Angeles anchor Jory Rand warned, if Trump moved law enforcement to stop the violence, he could “turn what is just a bunch of people having fun watching cars burn into a massive confrontation.” Protesters set at least six Waymo electric taxis on fire during the riots. “Burning lithium-ion batteries release toxic gases, including hydrogen fluoride, posing risks to responders and those nearby,” warned the LA Police Department. ?? Traffic Advisory?? To our media partners, demonstrators and others who may enter the area of Los Angeles St, North of Arcadia and South of Alameda: Burning lithium-ion batteries release toxic gases, including hydrogen fluoride, posing risks to responders and those nearby.…— LAPD Central Division (@LAPDCentral) June 9, 2025 10. Irrational exuberance? Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., warned, “You always have to be careful, whether you see a burned car or a broken window, whatever it is. It may be the exuberance of the moment.” Pelosi actually made the broader point that “when there is a large gathering of people, the anarchists see it as an opportunity, and they move in.” According to Nancy, if you see a car burning in LA, it may just be "the exuberance of the moment!” pic.twitter.com/pnPObrNhZC— Townhall.com (@townhallcom) June 10, 2025 Between June 7 through June 11, CNN and MSNBC described the 2025 Los Angeles riots as “peaceful” 211 times: 123 on CNN and 88 on MSNBC, according to a study from the Media Research Center. There have been attempts to set the record straight. “Peaceful protests? Call them what they are: violent, anti-American riots,” demanded U.S. Customs and Border Protection, showing footage of the violence. Peaceful protests? Call them what they are: violent, anti-American riots. pic.twitter.com/aSIA3wcX6n— CBP (@CBP) June 9, 2025 “What’s happening in Los Angeles aren’t ‘peaceful rallies,’ They’re Third World insurrection riots on American soil,” said the White House. A few simple truths:–Looting an Adidas store isn’t justice.–Burning cities isn’t speech.–@GavinNewsom isn’t a good governor.And what’s happening in Los Angeles aren’t 'peaceful rallies' — they’re third-world insurrection riots on American soil. pic.twitter.com/hc6Ym4gXdO— The White House (@WhiteHouse) June 11, 2025 “The American people are not as stupid as these Democrats are trying to make us out to be,” said Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard. .@DNIGabbard: “The American people are not as stupid as these Democrats are trying to make us out to be.”The Director of National Intelligence slams Democrats for “insulting the intelligence” of Americans by calling riots erupting in Los Angeles “peaceful protests.” pic.twitter.com/KJBf9zzX5N— Fox News (@FoxNews) June 12, 2025 Originally published by The Washington Stand We publish a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Daily Signal. The post ‘Trump Is America’s Hitler’: The Left’s 10 Most Outrageous Comments About LA Riots appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Today—the 17th of June 2025—marks the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. The battle started when Colonel William Prescott led 1,200 men onto the Charlestown peninsula in Massachusetts to erect defenses on Bunker Hill in defense against British plans to capture undefended high ground at Dorchester Heights and Charlestown. The British hoped that by capturing Bunker Hill, they would be able to gain a better location to fire at Americans who were sieging Charlestown. Prescott beat the British to their plans, though. He ended up building the defenses on Breed’s Hill instead, as it was lower and closer to the harbor. The fortifications were built on the 16th of June, 1775. After a day of laboring, the Americans were tired and had limited ammunition. The British—learning of the American fortifications—began bombarding Prescott’s untrained militia as they worked the next morning. At three o’clock in the afternoon, over 2,000 British soldiers commanded by General William Howe landed on the Charlestown shore and began their march toward Bunker Hill. During two unsuccessful marches under “heavy and severe fire”, the British troops suffered severe casualties. They were able to recover, though, and by the end of the day, the British received 400 new troops from Boston. With these reinforcements, Howe ordered his soldiers to march for a third time. The Americans—who had started the siege with limited ammunition—were simply outgunned as the day passed. The British forced the Americans to abandon their fort on Breed’s Hill, and thus they regained control of the Charleston peninsula. June 17, 1776—while technically a loss for the Americans—marked a major turning point in the Revolutionary War. Although 140 colonists died and 271 were wounded, the British suffered far more casualties: 226 British died and 828 were wounded. Prescott believed that he could have maintained the hill—even with the disadvantage in men—had he only been supplied with sufficient ammunition. This lack of ammunition led to the indelible line traditionally attributed to Prescott at the beginning of the battle: “Don’t fire until you see the whites of their eyes!” While there’s no way of verifying this quote, it nevertheless lives on in the American ethos. Prescott would end up being memorialized as an immortal figure, and he is one of the many figures portrayed in John Trumbull’s famous painting “Surrender of General Burgoyne,” which hangs in the Capitol rotunda. Members of the media stand in front of John Turnbull’s famous painting “Surrender of General Burgoyne” in the U.S. Capitol before a memorial service honoring Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., July 27, 2020. (Shawn Thew-Pool via Getty Images) Joseph Warren—who was a physician before being commissioned as a Major General—is also portrayed in a Trumbull painting: the famous “The Death of General Warren at Bunker Hill.” Warren chose to participate in the battle as a private despite his rank, and he was one of the last to abandon the fort on Breed’s Hill, dying courageously in retreat. Spectating the battle from their house in Charlestown were Abigail Adams and a young John Quincy Adams. The future first lady wrote of Warren’s death: “tis a lamentable Truth, and the tears of multitudes pay tribute to his memory.” Warren, while not one of the first patriot names that comes to one’s mind, lives on in the American ethos through his immortalization in Trumbull’s dramatic painting—which is clearly inspired by the Pieta subject in Christian art; and one can imagine the impact Warren’s courageous death might have played on young John Quincy. In many ways, this American loss marked the first crucial turning point in the Revolutionary War. It was just two days before the battle, on the 15th of June 1775, that George Washington was appointed as commander in chief of the Continental Army. At this point, American victory would have required a miracle, as the colonial troops were severely underexperienced in comparison to the British—evident by the appointment of Warren, a physician with no military experience, as a general. The heavy casualties inflicted on the British boosted American morale and helped galvanize support across the colonies for a more organized war effort. While it would remain an uphill battle to declaring independence in 1776 and eventually defeating the British in 1783, the Battle of Bunker Hill marked a key symbolic turning point toward American independence; and why figures like Prescott and Warren are heroes in the American mind. The post Remembering Bunker Hill: 250 Years Later appeared first on The Daily Signal.